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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-23
FROM GREENE COUNTY, PENNSYL-
yASIA.
The Weather and Crops''sparkinE
Tacks"-AppIe Jack COunty-West
Va. Ahead-Mis Items.
SPgAGGS, GREENE Co., Pa Feb. 20.

SPRAGGS, GREENE Co, PA, Feb. 20.
Editors of the Register:
Again | am DESTROYS Of informing your
noble readers that am vet alive. The
weather ut present here, Is very cold, and
we hope by the first of MAY or June
there will be II moderation; if not, good
bye to our wheat crop, for they are now
looking the wor c for wear.
The health of our community Is tar
from being good. We had seven death,
the first week Of the present month.
The half wedding referred t" IN the
former letter. has now unanimously re-
ccivcd the additional half and the couple
are now enjoying the present state OF the
weather much more pleasantly.
4 Young gent from Day or J"kes
Run. Apple Jack county, W. Va, on his
way to see his sweet heart the other
Saturday afternoon, stopped in Mr..
Lantz's store in BlackSvilIe, a j. Co,
W. V. and called for some sparkling
turkS, tof course he meant cloves, upon
which Dir. NJ. LautZ, the clerk hastily
supplied him with round headed tack>
for boot heels. Mr.. Finc-huircd at once
conceived the clerks ignorance OF the
late term and informed him his sweet
heart did not have false teeth,
he ought to know. Apple Jack
county must be ahead for some two
weeks since | was in Cassvillc,
\. j. Co, and saw one Mr. Cork, former
IN of Baltimore Md, but now of Cas>-
willie, mix five cents worth of snuff IN
a rla,s of water, and drink it and bccom"
intoxicated same ~ on liquor This
amazed me very much, but Was inform
cd that Mr.. G. would repeat this dose Is
often as five times in single day. Mr..
G.. cannot obtain liquor without some
difficulty. and claim, smut has the same
effect, and no more hurttul. Mr.. Cork
looks well; is machinest and fine
scholar. If II reader disputes this, let
him write to me.
Nothing more of Importance this
time, except Mr.. II. Clay Minor, mcr-
chant of our county seat, l. looking for Il
cargo of dry goods from Washington to
Wayucsburg, over the narrow guagc
railroad, from the former to the latter
place. Mr.. ii. {. NJ. may look probably
a, long as the compound preso"r and
.queeLc will look for the Virginia lover.
No more at present. | remain yours
with respect,
7. l.. STROSNIDER
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The Racing Outlook for 1873.

Nearly two hundred horses are to he
frame d ut the several stable lnthcvlclnl-
tv Of New York for the spring races, DIS
tribpted AS follows Bclm,n Mt l., Nc
Daniel -, Sanford %, Lorillard "a, the
Greatest number ever trained in one
stable in this country, Withes b, Morris
. Hunter ), Chamberlin II, Puryear II,
Donohue Is. Prior II, Walden 3, Lloyd
5, and Taylor 3. About sixty head OF
horses are training at the PImilico race
course. Baltimore, and more are expect
ed, With the reiniorccments OF inc
southern stables, from Kentucky, Ten
urs>cr. Alabama and Louisiana, the num-
Der of horse, assembled at Jerome fark
will probably be- larger than ever before
Beside, the Young horses which have
their spurs to win. the following well
known performers will rcNppear the COM
iny season: Preakness, aged; Granger,
AGED; Harry Bassett, years; Tuhmah' 4.
yrar<: Abdel Korcc, years Mate, b
years. George West, wears; Business, u
ysars; Shvlock. years; Bullet, = years
Count D'Orsav, 5 wears; Sprlngbok,, .
wears; Lizzie Lucas, 3 years Wild ld'e'
! wears: Katie Peasc, years; Limestone
) yeors; Brigand, years; Saxon, 4 years
Aitila. wears; GrinStead, years buot-
lin. wears; Culpeppcr years; Acroo"l
I wears; Nandalite, years; StainPeue,
yc,rs. Bonaventurc, years; Big Fellow
/ wears; Balla nkccl, 4 years.
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Thctaucus bill.

There seems to be great doubt whether
the bill for the government of the South
adopted by the Republican caucus on
Friday, and hailed by the Administra-
ton organs as vital measure OF safety
can pass the House of Representatives.
Evidently it does not command the ap-
provaI of the most respectable members
of the party. and some Of them declare
that they will not be bound by the caucus
resolution. But it shows so clearly the
purpose of the Republican parry at Wash
inton, the turbulent and disorderly per-
sons who make business ofupsetting
State governments and manipulating
elections, that it deserves careful scru-
tiny.
The first section makes it felony pun.
ishable with $4,000 fine and ten years
Imprisonment ut hard labor for two or
more persons to forcibly overthrow u
State Government or any of the consti-
tuted authorities Of the same, ''or inter-
ferc in any forcible or unlawful manner
with the due execution of the laws of
State or of the United States or to Soon
spire for such purposes. Under this
section carpet bag Governors would hold
Incorporation at their mercy. Any kind
ofconcerted action by White Leaguers
or other political clubs could bo construed
as conspiracy 10 Interfere with the
due execution of the election law or some
other statute.
The second section makes II crime
punishable with $1,000 fine and two
years imprisonment for two or more
persons to conSpire or attempt to sub
vert n State Government. This section
is CAPABLE of almost any Interpretation II
partisan commissioner may be disposed to
place upon ii. -,
The third section was thrown out. The
fourth prescribes heavy penalties for IN
timidating voters with deadly weapons
or carving concealed weapons at the
polls. The fifth provides penalties Tor
State registration officers and supervisors
vino refuse t. permit citizens to vote or
register or ito allow them sufficient oppor-
tunites to register or to b ain proper in
formation'-a section which Is obvious
IL capable of the grossest abuse Inc
ni1hth section cOnicrs civil and criminal
/ jurisdiction under this act upon l hited
States Courts. The ninth and tenth cX-
tend the number of supervisors and de-
putty marshaIs. The fourteenth author
/ izes the President to suspend the writ OF
ha5sos corpus whenever unlawful com
binntion,." shall be organized or at
tempted, and SO powerful as to defy the
State authorities.
Little comment is needed upon such
bill When it is remembered that the
only serious difficulty about Southern
elections now is to keep the Republican
State officials quiet enough to allow II far
vote and lair connt, the INDUSTRIOUS
character of the caucus proposal is sutti-
GENTLY clcar.-.Nc'rs York Trt6'"'e'
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VNIIEIt.

HAVING PURCHASED ALI TnE
III right, THE ana interest lu and &" iNH
West Va. Stencil AMI Seal Works, | viii
confirm" the same al m" old stand. No. -
sixteenth street, aud respectfully solicit 30
continuation uI thu pHir"uug" ui uil Iu
need Of anything IN our linz. ihaIi's J.
Etz has churg" of Tho work., and Will 'N.
rcutr all orders promptly ana sI'i~'tr-
ioTily. We employ 10 agents 81 "HuNH~r
SrrS, and all persons az" hereby cautioned
against amy one rrpr,.>":tiu themselves
~ such. JOHN II. /ENELl, PruPil'l"f
West Va. stencil and seal Works. "r,U
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q - GOO Per day a, home. Terms
d. 10 iOHU free. Address q. STIN~ON
b. Co.. ru!l.Jud, Maine. Iau2lceg
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-23

The New York Trijunc thinks that
the full report of the Tilton- Beecher case
will I'LL l,jOO pages. 1t must be printed
in four or five volumes nj least. or it will
be entirely too bulky Tor Sunday-school
purposes.-Cy,Ui,r-Jwuy,aL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-23

From carefully conducted experiments
by different persons, ii has been ascer-
tained that one bushel of corn will make
over ten and one half-pounds OF pork
gross. Taking the result as basis, the
following deductions are made, which
NH orr farmers would do well to lay
by for convenient reference
When corn sells for l5l cents per bush
el. porl, costs cents per pound. g.,
When corn costs Il cents per oush'''
pork costs > cents pound.
When corn costs % cents per buShe"
pork costs cents pound. :,
When corn costs 30 cents per ouNh'''
pork costs cents pound.
The following statement shows what
the farmer realizes on his corn when IN
tn" form of pork.
When pork sells for 8 cents per pound
it brings - cents per bu,hel in corn.
When pork sells for cents per pound
il brings - cents per bu-hel in corn.
When pork sells for cents per pound
!, brings IL cents per bushel in corn.-
.I,uyaal Of agriculture.
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FROM MARION.
The Cold Weather and its Effects
Mecting---I Onfcrs. ..tc.
PALATINE, MARION Co., W. VA.
February 20, 1876.

PALArINE, MARION Co., W. VA.
February 20, 1876.
Editors of the Register.
You will please find room in your val
liable and highly appreciated paper fora
few brief, from this place and surround
ing country.
Since the month of January the wealth
cr has been very cold, with the exception
of Il few DAYS. the mercury ranging from
five to fifteen degrees below zero. Old
farmers say that it has been the coolest
weather that they ever cXpericn 'cd in
this country. During this time the
ground has been covered with but little
snow and there has been considerable
wind. consequently our wheat crop Will
be the worse for the wear
4 protractcd meeting at Bobtown L.
NJ. Church closed few day since; con-
Quoted by Revs. Beats and King. There
was general revival among the MEM
bcrs of the church, but little was effected
otherwise
There is also Il protracted effort in pro-
grcSs Mt Boothsviilc NJ. +. Church. 1t is
being conducted by Prof. White and
Revs. LOOMS and Conway. May the
meeting be pro>pcred with much success.
This has been Il great winter for farm
crS to dispose of feed, on which their
stock is generally looking well. The
cold weather. too, has also learned Us how
to appreciate good fire.
We told YOU some time ago that this
community was tired Of loafer>, such
rs were able to work or those who have
plenty of money, and now We rcailirn
the fact. If such be farmer or mcchan-
ic let them 90 to work. or if preacher
let them sound the gospel trumpet, lest
u biz fish might ovcrtake him.
Such characters should square their
lives with the past and sin no more. We
mean business.
Snow Is partly falling at this writing.
There i. prospect for snow Of consid-
cradle depth.
Weddings are scarce this winter. This
failure certainly cannot BE- owing to our
cold winter. More anon.
FIpUS ACHNTES.
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~pErrRsox's Journal OF Popular Lit
nature" for March. is received. Henry
Peterson supplements his article in the
i,st number on the Growth of the Earth,
with another on The Drying Up of the
Sen, in which he shows how all the
,,rrst inland seas are being dried up and
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

one squares inca space.
one time ms IS one months u W
Two tilnes.......... - Three months. II w
one week ........ 80 one year. y ~
one square changeable once II week $50.
special Notices - per cent additional.
Advertisements 10 occupy fixed places %
Der cent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 80 per
cent additional.
Local Notices IL cents per line-Gm no
lycgi notice tUiU be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid Tor III adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance nf
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adyer-
tiScments not connected with II Will b"
charged for Ut our regular rates.
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90 a G IL IL -
OF
VhIlIARI | AND FOR SALE!

NV THE UNDERSIGNED, LYING ON
X ~. Valley river and sugar creek,
barbour our county. W. Va, near nalf way he
tween Grafton, Taylor CO. and fhii,ppi'
barbour county, about 20 ACRES oil which Which
!. 'i'i1 ruiIIiuyS moor, the unimpruNrd
" ,,nrti"n nf the land abouudS with the very
pn' - w. ,imhar of all kinds, and is only 4
s UI, Iistancr above the Boom at Grafton; ;
there is no difficulty in floating timber rom
this land To the Boom nj GRAFTON G 1h,,'
GoSh and al h,ir prices. Any person or
versions wishing to purchase such proper
r. call ON VIM. McCLASkEl,
Philippi, Barbour county W; Va.
Who Will sell you 81 good bargain dtct\o
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New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NpwY YORK Jrly 3-BREvRs-NOtlng doing IN peer calte
for Iack Of receps offerings Trade IN dressed pe was
lair Al lO0l2c y native sides and 209 e ioi %
CaiyEs~Recps 2iO head barely enough 10 neot e M
to DC i, D for milk fed veas No grssers In maTse \, 10
lanes Kirby vcals IA average at &c Y "
M ancoy 4 Peters sold ii Mount Holly veals 90 1850 ID AZ
8dgc a. fb 23 Bucks County do. l4O ID, at 40. -,
George Oliver sold y Jersey veals uart buteimA' i-
Jeiiy Co sold Jersey vcas 175 b average at DC 9 ~
SUFEP AND LAMIs-Receips were $40 heal ne ma,he'
was firm but quiet with shade advance on fa sheep oo ~
mon 10 prime sheep sold at 4'iG6c ID cohnoh W
urine lambs at Ia l6c. y n. On, =, o =,
Judd buckingham sold 200 Ohio sheep sob b average az
5ac ID 2l6 do, 81 b. at &C. and 22' DO, 10 ID a' =. Oh
Kase Pidccck sod 1o7 Jersey lambs 60 n average at
Ole u N: 4S do, 81 n, at lOc. - . .o,.,o,-,
ia1cox Peters sold AZ Jersey lambs 90 10 t951ioSc'
lanes Kirby sold 73 state lambs. SO N, at ssc. b ~
Hume elliott sold state sheep 92 ID average at o.
ft 81 state lambs, SO t at CSC 900 g.. III Ion o,,v
slang ehterers at Fortietl-st None on sale awe
CmcAoo July yls-CA1TR-Receipts 1900 In good grades
very firm; Others steady; shipping - 15dS6 - N
Is S5 stockers butchers ~ 75Gsi Do through ieAn
UoGs~ Receipts 500 opened weak closed strong am
higher light 81 lOdS7 20 heavy ~ 3O@F' III range
sales s6 500 81 90 shipments, 800 4. ,.o,oo ea1
SnKRP Quet but firm; receipts GOO; poor W cnooo you
81 50. ,..,-,oo.
ST LOFTS Jnv 13-IIvE HocsDemand good AZ iuli prcss
sockers - JOdG % shippers $6 6OdtbSD bacoh sia"'
az s5dsT: Buthers' S7ds7 20 receipts, 91o . e,.c,
CArTIR active and higher; Good Naves - oooSV ~ ~
Medium Fair 81 65a 50 Ch9ice leNas Sorei a In
Good SO 1894; Medium, S3ds3 40 Coi.haoh' y % Z"
So G2L receipts, l,lOO
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

5000 Ibl. whes $4,000 bush shipments-P'our' 'OOo
opls o,syIH July I3"Fiour quiet unchange Wheat
quiet and nncangs Com gri a en, sn mon Nominal ip Provisions
Demand fair and Pork go 90 Bns hsa,s at
Clear RIP sides Si2ec Clear GeaT Rb SIDES
s ss sv Ssff y, fssi Issis Whisky VI 10 n's
sSg onPAss July Pork Mess held at s2i 25S
s Is pscon cea Es sSa sRS s SSeS ats
FSchangc- sight. y premium Sterling - o''
sI July I3Petroleum closed at Il p, fCr
5s Rs@ph. e i. sf faxs S1 II 90
some holders ask an a Sdvs%re FAMILY
4 s5Sss Is: Pennsyyania Indiana and OHIO do g sa29
% a. g SS 90 W9ess sss Ssi
do 81 2S Amber 81 Sissl 35 White g. s1ssl MxsG 40
Ry e u %hs GSR haa ~ se das move slowly for
White "a e65c for Mixed Whisky 81 a. Butter seay ao ~
Tsts ssass vI1 F,.ti s,I1S 1s
rs hS:E5'i rRs 9ssi5s
Prime 99 Esss sa4$ Western sy aoae
local whst higher No Sa,I Red ao win,sT Iay 2s
q 81 August; sl 277s September Corn inactive lower
Mss a.. fss oss g :e No. S
bid July Bariey-No transactions @ HySmSS
Mo Ssc Oh Suk MEATS DUH aud a% shoulder
S3sc; Clear Rib sdee. u 90 &C. Clear sides ~ sGi2c
9ss nsS Se is %Ey &
Receipts Flour 1000 1lls; Wheat 1900 BUSH; c0rn'
TOLEDO. july iSFicur steady with moderate demand
wheat 4 pr Ss %Ss but Msssn n Sm9r &
Amber Michigan spot 81 25 closing at q "a se,Ier & na
so Sc sd: ses5 sp5 ssRs%Os 81 s Aasa M seller
tember 81 26a Rejected Red g. o. CornaMasslt sslsr a
nays sSs4 afs Msh pI
sged aa and Irces shade Sys5; S
Fro Fro rs DIN bnt Unchanged ReceptsWhea 2coo bIsh
Corn 1900 busl oats 1000 bush aP hs 1as
G,OOO bush.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS,

LONDON July l3-l2:3O p. :Consos for money 9i ssd
for the account 81 eiGd united states pohu ioo7' o o.
Erie Railway shares, ~ 1... l.. ALL an, oos,.-
Midding Upands 7sled; Middng orleans 7aii; sast'
5000 bales including 1850 bales for speculation sha
Cotton arrive d cheaper safs on sds te ea1 OF agn X
I'D The rcets OF Wheat for the pas, thIts ayS nave Do
10000 qrs, Of which 10000 qrs were American. ou o.,
LONDON. July 1872 mConsos for in.ney, o otiS m lo
the account 9ia,s Paris dispatches quote ehhs AZ pi 80
LONDON July 1873 mPars dispatches quoo hehes az
64f SO. .,, c...o, ~, ,,o h,e,s NJ,
Miidng plands nothing below Low Mddlns d.h,eraDs
July and August at 7d de- DO dsv%ass t M anu
IyERpoo, July 33 inOf re saes S o' dp,c d Wbai v
lAOO bales were American Breadstuls are hi1n wheat
40 for average California White SGGJ 10 ior club 10
S5d9 10 Rod Western Spring Peas 4ooail quarter
for Canadian. - WI, .a.,,, q, ,rr,o, ,,na
into the Bank OF England balance to-day Is 1z-IooV
FRASKFoRf July i3-Untei States Five-twenty bonds.
1862, 9Sl2- ,-..., o.o,o. psvo ,v,or,y
bonds, 1862, 9Sas ,,,., .o,o 7, ,
at 64t l7l2c .,, ,o..o,o,,-, o., =,
Sd. y gallon. fallow. A di4 3 v cwt ,. a. W, -, ,
LIVERPOOL July 1850 mThe market lot iarhs hnn
Fabrics at Manchester is dun tending down Cheese 90
a. cwt. for New. , OH a. ,oso, % =, ou,
LONDON, July 13-Evening-Iinseed Ol, "a VE'i Y c"I
o. Vtr1 inc NH
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE July IscGiSn steady; Lew Mi1dng soS,
end Se;S5n s5 $%o A w, s.
81 S sS No. Do 81 SIssl sS Pennsyvania Red, u $50
SoeSa d. WIFE, E9as 4 8 s5as s19s5 q f Ss
81 ~ corn-westen weak Southern ar%i Southern
yss %n' s Sa f. Of ay Mas
sy7s sg at sSG iasD a'y n aaS AY' fsa
M Bqs @sas qqis but sgte @ shSqsS SCI sas R
Shoulders Zoe; Clear KID Sides fs'ssssc Hams i!sl G
Extra M 2ss24s do. frsis 0a2ic Petroleum ncmlnaIly
unchanged. Coffee unchanged Whisky steady at 81 2la
July sssdy pics ss well sns
EItfss s5ssS so Wisconsin Extras S. 2ss
nS % sa s5ss % 81 ST noa Aa e % seasas ssGss
vorte brands southern Flour hn al *5ess Fancy lnne
e ases Rye cF 81 aS suf Feed S ns I'd
Wbsa Sas os
s S.6 c 3 p 1s si3S 1900 sS d.
BY rail 1900 bolsi Wheat 5000 bush Corn
1000 S os dS %ids a bssS corn By T
So an TS Ss slSGS oS SO%FG % fs
& os S5 %ssr Gs' ei;'
Wheat and scarce sales q 100 bush So Milwaukee
& Bay :. % sni'ssS @
nsssa R%S Rs S sdiss Sa &
and Hsw1ss s qpo 1S a s heavy Wheat irregular
sS. 4 hs 81 s ss NJ sysnS @sss SSsas N9
81 la195 Corn in fair demand but lower No Mixed 67st
sSg pt So ASs .Do Hssssd eOi Guy Tas Gun sna
Barley barley du NO Spring ii 3d. spot Ssc september
Sse' r Lard anS Ss az and fas
si3 5 August sl3 80 September Bulk Meats caster but
of aG' s &soSSSa Scaa Wheat Sls Al %
September. Corn higher firm at 6sc July; 90 August
oats and lower at 374c August Pork and Lard un
changed Receipts-7ooo bbs Flour l22 600 bush Wheat
a Ses Tsn SS@H e H9's
Wheat II 900 bush Corn, $4,000 bush. oats -
CINCINNATI July l3four quiet but hrm Wheat qnie but
steady and 56dGOc. Rye neglected Pork fuet and
Kettle IA al4.c Summer l2c Bulk Meats inactive
side~ sold S spot IL c buyer August Clear sides
quoted 1912 sc. Bacon demand fair and market fm
sides, l3al3sc Live Hogs quiet and steady; Common
So s50s7 Fair to Medium = 5ds7 10; Good to Extra
81 2Ods7 25 receipts $50; AhpnenA 49, Whisky quiet
CIEyEI1sD July ls-wheat Corn and steady m
changed Petroleum quiet STANDARD White, In car lots
CSC. State Test, 0'sc. email lots d2c. higher.
ss asasS b, WheatIdenana ar and market nrm So
White Michigan, 81 80 Extra DO 81 30'. Amber Michigan
q % q 23t asked corn-dernand fair and market
No 5cc. bid sSc asked Freghts TO Oswego Wheat, So
Receipt-Four s75 bbis; Wheat 1000 busi Corn 1000
bush Oats 49s bush shipments Flour 1000 bbs; Wheat
/ 900 bush; Corn. 900 bush OATS 20cO bush
IsIdAsAPoIs July l3FIour quiet and nnohaI gel Wheat
quit and unchanged Corn quiet ard unchanged oats quiet
unchsnge ye-market duh a, 81 o. Balk Meat. quiet
cureL l3l4 il33c. Lard quiet and uncl aagtd.
MILWAUKEE, July lS.-flour IN fair demand and steady
Wheat strong ;y and higher & NS Mwaukss q IS No DO
No e. lsac August s7e Barley dni and nominal No
fnq sssts%so ss sE' AZ Az g and & SS Prime N s ss
l3Ql3l ErAaHhtA psnnaiis Unchanged hecepts~E Hour
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
COTTON MARKETS.

Iol1syIrIH July l3-Cotton quiet Middlng l44c -.
MEMPHIS July l3.-Coton quiet; Mhidliig, Iatc;i nei
receipts SO bales shipments, l67 baos saes 10 paes
CSiiSSsn July 13Co.,on duh and unchanged Md
ding I47.r.; Mdding, 1890; Good Ordinary &c
net receipts 359 bales shpment 23o bales; safes oo pae'
GMyfsfoy July l3-Cotton quiet; demand fair; Mdding
receipts 20 bales exports coast"is o93 Daes; Sa zoo
SsyASSaH july Cotton quiet Mlddling li's; Low Low
MIddljng 4c Good Ordinary, - ac net receipts Al bales;
NoRroIK July l3-Coiton firm Mddng loc net re-, ~.
ceips ia bales exports, coastwise 800 baes ses 20
bales stock, ,235 bales. .,,,, ,-,.Y-
B.LTIMoRs July I3.-Cotton easy; Mddng. l5ltc; Low
Njddlnr ii &c Good Ordinary 1itc gross receipts 20
bales exports ooasiwse 20 bales; sales, 80 bales STOCK
spsipurA July ls-Cotton firm; Mddng. 1880 Low
Midling l54c Good Ordinary Ia c gross receipts zoo
bales. - ,u,.u.. ,r,.o row
bales gross, 5sS bales stock $50 bales ,u,,,
VII LMisGToN July 13.-Cotton unchanged; Mhdhng
ltiac Low Middlng. l4isc Good Ordinary 49,; net
receipts, 46 bales stock, 672 bales .r ,o,u,r. ,,,c
Low Middllng. li4e Good Ordinary. lSc net recep!s a
safes 256 bales; stock, 2i9 bales. ,,,
MOBILE July 13.-Cotton quiet and unchanged @ niIn'
ding, I4a9i5c.; Low Middling. Ne Good ordnary'
l3c receipts bale socs 1 ese sass exports '0'''
ST LOUIS july l3.-COton steady iar demahn; sonmns.
I4sc; Low Mfdlmg 14ltc. Good Ordinary lS &c gross
reccpts 20 bales sales 234 bales stock, 2 5s4 bales
en- HtgIR.roy July l3.-Cotton quiet Middlng' li'tc;
bales sales. % bales STOCK 5,902 bales . ,.,.
AUGUSTA July 13.-Coon in fair demand oierngs gnt
Mid,ng il c Low Middiing IL 4c Good Ordinary, Ao2c
net receipts. ll9 bales sales. 96 bales.