davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning herald., 1878-06-20
CLOTHING HOUSES.
PROCLAMATION /!
u,,,su, of PAtIadsiphta and round
'" ing OO,sNtry III w

o,,,,no to the Great success and Prosper.
~ umine VT .,r enterprise two years ago, we
ny " rhis method thanking the paop G
msI ns IN nj, ir very liberal support and conf
III ice. Durins the past two years we b We
usni' ts,nJ % do Our duty, and have rot fsiiet
mltb u tne attempt, is why ue make tn special
lnnnnnce III urT me nt to lhe REQ lie ON the 5th OF
Mnv 876 which was the FIRST Centennial
70 oar hmerican People, and !, Repao,iti ,hs OF ii
1ens of Philadelphia.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-20
HOME FROM VALLEY FORGE.

The American Rifles, numbering about
forty men, under command of Capt. Wood
and the Christy Senate, headed by the
United Cornet Band, returned last evening
about 9 O'Clock, from Valley Forge, where
they atteuded the celebration. They had a
frst-class time, and said the exercises
passed off finely. Only about hundred
persons were in attendance from this city.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-20
SOY GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED 5O1
At WILSON'S, 507 Market St.,

At WILSON'S, 507 Market st.,
Dry Goods and Trimmings.
CAsHMEREs, MOHAIRs AND AL
PACCAS.
PLAIN, STRIPED, PLAID AND FIJI
URED DRESS GOODS,
10 cents and upwards.
CALICOES,
AZ. s, 8, 7, and cents; ,,,,D
RIEACHED AND UNBLEACHRD
MUSLIN,
5.8. 8, 10 and IL cents, >rn
c1 OTHS Z 'Cjt0jTTONADE, q PANT AND
DRESS LINENS, r,
WHITE and FIGURED PlQUEe'
6L cents and upwards; ,r.ur
A FULL LINE OF THE BESI MANI
OF CNRSETS,
rs. so. 85, rs, $1.00. 1.25 ana Si;oTC1,rD Si;oT
Also MADAME FOYS IMPROVED
CORSETS. All Sizes.
KID GLOVES,
15 20 as. rs, $l.O0, S1.25 and u 5O.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
HAMBURG EDGINGS,
Erem cents and upwards
COLLARS, CUFFS and RUCHEs,
In Great Variety.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS
A.chean as can be had in the City.
SILK AND LVUE TIES AND BOWS,
In great Variety rcur1s
HOIsERA AND GDOVES, IGWELo'
NAPKINS AND CRASH.
TABLE LINEN,
%, 65. 50, 85, rs and sl.OO.
A large assortment OF ,r,uro,ro
DRESS 2 TRIMMINGS and BUTTONs,
SHIRTS AND SHIRT FRONIS,
TARLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Gail and examine and be convinced,
-nnN n 0IIEAM.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-20

PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT will add the
the first year at least 20 cents on the hun
dred dollars to the city taxation-within
five years It will reach so cents oI the hun
dred dollars. Struggling men to the front.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-20
PEOPLES COLUMN.
CORREDENCE.

Henceforth we will give column daily
to correspondence upon any proper subject
for discussion. It is expected that commu
OF the paper, and accompanied with the
way responsible for the opinion Of corres-
pondentsin this column.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-20

at the Lafayette Hotsi, 8tl Shipley street,
Kept by John j. DOugher.y. In the City of
Wilmington, New Castle County. Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of July. A.
D., 1873, at o'clock, p. m.
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of lend
situate In the city of Wilmington bounded
and der cribed AZ follows, to wit: Begin
ming at point on the Southwesterly side
of Nineteenth street at the distance of 2N
feet 3 ir ches Sou heasterIy from IL South
easterly side of Wa, h1ngton street, thence
Southwesterly parallel with Washington
at. l21 feet inches to corner, thence
sout heasterly parallel with 10 st. 26 # Gin.
to a corner, thence Nerth easterly and par
10 the said southwes'' rly side Of 10Th at ,
and thence thereby nor hwesterly 26it. in.
TO the place of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may. The within de-
scribed tract OF land on 18TH street, being
subject however to the regulation and re-
strictiOn that no bHi!ding shall be erected
on the said soutberIy side OF 18th street at
less disUap ce than twenty feet, but that
the whole front on said street twenty feet
wide shall be Kept an open ornamental
space for the free passage Of air and light
forever.
eiezed and taken in execution as the
property of Francis p Myers and Annie N.
mis- wife, and t. t's, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, New Castle, June 18th, A.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-20
John II. WILSON.
m7 MARK ET STREET.

UcyV, business you can engage IN,
RES l. IS to 500 per day made oy ahy ny
worker Of either sex, right IL Hmeig worth AZ
ia,i.iefi tsan improve your spare time for the
busin G. ess. address sT1NsoN d. Co. fof'iano
Maine
The Morning herald., 1878-06-20

About 1926 the Gear decreed that no Pole
should assume tho title of Prince unless he
had $500 . year, Of Count under $375 .
year, sf Baron under $125.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-20

Dlssolute youths are called "bloods, J" be-
cause they live in vein.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-20
THE HERALD.
Wilmington, Del, juno 20 Is7s.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
Sun rises .........4. 81 Sun sets. 81
MOOD rises III W BE IN.
HIGH WATER.
Delaware Breakwater. .......- q. m.
12.OS p. m.
NeW Castle......... IL fl m.
4.OS p. m.
Wilmington .......... All q. m.
Asa p. m.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-20
SHERIFF SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of q writ of .Levari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale
At the Lafayette Hotel, 81 Shipley street,
kept by John J. Dongher.y. In the City OF
Wilmington, New Castle County. Delaware,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-07
AVIARY AND AQUARIUM

An avalanche attractions that clnnobe equaed by al
the tented exhibitions in America combined.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-07
MAY =. 1878
MAIL CONTRACTS.

The Chronicle Of Saturday last publishes
the following: The Benefits Brothers,
proprietors uf the stage line between this city
and Silver, have been awarded u contract t,
carry the |. :. mails from Dayton to Belle
vile, via Naubuska, In the Walker river
alley, for four years from the 1st of July.
They got the job from an individual who has
seventeen contracts. As it was announced,
some time ago, that the Postmaster General
mad ordered all contracts which had been sub
let to be canceed-thc original contract to he
let to the sub-contractoy-som curiosity is
felt as to whether or not the order will be car
red out in this case" The BENEFITS Bros
did get the job from an individual who has
several contracts, but it was perfectly square
transaction. The individual is too well known
md too much of an old timer to be dubbed
with such a commonplace That individual
Is Old John Altman, well known in this State
and all over the coast, and for that matter
known in Washington as the live man from
the dead town Of San Rafael He was one of
the pioneers Of Virginia, built the first livery
stable III the town, stocked the old Washoe
and Ophir road, and at the time Of the death
If Maior OrusbY in 1850, was in partnership
with Inn, in stocking the road from Virginia
to PlacorviIIc John has been in the city for
some days. and we took pains to interview
aim, and found, as we supposed, that he is a
litter enemy Of the sub-contract business.
He informed us that there are organized com
pauieS with their Headquarters in St Louis,
Kansas City, Philadelphia and Washington,
who make a regular business of bidding for
contracts all over the country for the purpose
ind with the intention OF sub-lctting them
He was the Trainer Of the bill referred to in
the above article, which provides for the can
ceiling OF suh-iet contracts, which has passed
both Houses Of Congress, but which does not
90 into effect until the present contracts ex
pire His fight is to have all contracts let to
actual stage proprietors. and to put an end to
the straw bid business by turning the carry
.ng of the mails into the legitimate channels |
He is actually running more lines Of stages in
California than any other proprietor, and as
<onally interested m it This whole business |
IF suL-lettin- contracts is fraud upon the .
Government, and MIR Altman is in accord
with the Pos, Office Department in tue laud-
able effort 10 iut a sop to it. Touse his own
pertinent language he INTENDS to bring ''rliysc
bidding coupanic, INTO harness and make
them work in tic win or On the wheel,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-07

TAKE A DRINK !-Thusly remarked sharp
citizen No. yesterday to sharp citizen No. 2.
" Certainly" said No. 2, and they slid into
popular saloon There stood they by the
bar. The barkeep was sitting by the stove
and did not with great alacrity arise, No.
beckcned as though he wished him to change
his position, but he moved not The eye Of
No. > passed on to where the bottles were
covered with clean towels and thence to the
smiling countenance of No. |, and then he
saw it was election day and didn't feel in the
least thirsty.
MERCURY TRASsITED yesterday according
to Hams pictorial almanac, and the perform
ance came off as billed Mercury appeared
at the proper time and accomplished the
transit without difficulty. We noticed
number Of persons i'll the audience who had
smoked opera glasses, the result of which was
remarkable in well arranged spots artistically
left upon several noses. Mercury sometimes
has this effect in transit.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-07
BILLS OF FARE.

Our strong suit, (if we may be INDUCED in
the expression), is the printing OF bills of fare.
To speak after the manner of the profane and
gamblesome, we beat the deck on bills of fare,
As to price, that is a mere secondary con-
sideration
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-07
POSTERS.

The MORNING APPEAL job Office is better
prepared to print posters, handbills and
dodgers than any establishment between San
Francisco and Omaha. Come and inquire the
prices
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-07
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board met yesterday at the County
Clerks office. Present: Messrs. ellison,
Willis and Morris. The following bills were
presented and allowed: John E. Cheney,
S43 %; G. w Jackson. $50; H. II. Bence,
$40; l.. Stern, S47; Moore Il Parker,
500 E A. Moody, 500; S. T. Swift, 1886;
Adam Uhl, 50 10; Carson Water Company,
50; T. Coffin, $3.50; E. B. Pixley, 1886 40;
Henry C. Stewart, SO; Jno. D. Kersey,
s24 10; C. A. Witherell, S185 %; S. C.
Wright, $50; Fl. G. Parker, $40; NJ. NJ.
Gaige, S25 Mrs. A Trimmer, S169; Alfred
Helm, $50 co. ellison & Barber, SIG 80; F.
j. White, S81 so; F. Boskowitz, 50 IS; H.
R. Mighels $14I; F. D. Sargent, 81 80 The
proposal of DR.. F. j. White for medical at
tence and medicines for hospital patients was
accepted. The matters of the opening of the
Lake Bigler Toll Road and the additional
appropriation for continuing the Public
Schools for the months of May and June
were laid over until Wednesday. The latter
is an application to advance moneys from the
county funds until the regular school moneys
oCDna in
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-07
GA CELEBRATED CASE. -"

! night IN "A celebrated Ease, a piece uIieG
with thrilling situations, crisp dialogue and
easy action The Inconvenience of a small
stage, the company being unable to introduce
appropriate scenery, was painfully apparent,
but the company did their best under the cir
cumstances, the audience realized the situa-
ton, and all were satisfied. The melodrama,
for such we believe it is, has been introduced
to our readers a well written history of the
plot, given by the San Francisco Post, having
been published in the APPEAL of Sunday last
1t is of the French, Frenchy, but unlike
most modern plays of that school is not sug-
gestivcly naughty. Where the acting was so
uniformly good, was the case last night,
comparisons are ine1cusably odious. "Jean
Remand (Slr. ONeilD was as finished an in
terpretation as any true artist, as this gentle
man is, could have given. Mr. Morrison,
an old California Theater favorite and for
long time its leading actor, was as detestable
As "DenniS O'Rourke" Mr.. Mackay gave us
a fine piece Of character acting. James A.
Herne, an old friend of every Carson theater-
goer IN times past, cordially
received last night, and, as he al
~ ,:..SI ~. w
~. w." ,-.:.,. -.
showed themselves to he accomplished artistes
in the higher plane of the latter and better
0''- 'N''''7' '','' nave '''''','',,'''u
pa 'l'''.''' '1 I-'l1', J''' "'''' o' 800
''''' 'l'''-l '''' '''''
''''Iy ,''li ''7''','o - ~ ''eIt pa
'''l '''',s ~ '' '., '9' ''"S % 'l0 mon
I|,''0 - 0'' i'''''''' 1i,'''e anu III
i,''"S '''e,i a. 'iC''' 'ie,eiOie 'O"'i''o'i
IHe '""A' anu SI'nPl' Say mat the company Is
one OF the best ever organized IN any country.
discriminating ONT. as anv place could fur
nish
Tonight will be presented sAgnes." one
Of the finest Of modern dramas The story is
briefly thus: A irniaded. anhonest woman.
50 to speak. discovers that her husband is in |
the meshcs Of an unlrincipIed ballet dancer
The work Of WINNING the infatuated husband |
back from IN illicit to A lawful love is = trulv |
= difficult ore. otfordino GRAND onnort,,ni+ias
for effective a,rinr and tIa heroine t6n clar.
actcr being Dlayed by Miss Rose Woo. ;s said |
to bc = MAGNIFICENT STAGE representariou Thu,
main idea of the drama has probably, L.4n
borrowed from .Tazip. L7I+ t},,,2s f,
Boucic1H.,. lralnati. borrowing is lp,,itiuatr,
and 'A--ts is really splendid PRODUCTION.
The fall A,.ugth IF the company viii tie
brought ou. in its Representations which
ought t. be ,;tt;c.tIt 10 pack the house 10 il
fullest capac y. Speaking of Agnes, the
Record Union. which is first
class authorityin matters theatrical. says: 1T
oristIcs with striking situations, is ri I-tc
with wit and is fairly enyelope0 in l"luor.
..-S,,-,.,,, (,'a.
rn
-, -.
~,
'i'"' ''hoo' P"Se"i'' "ii'' i"lo anu nous
1ircus. all Of which were very attractive
Animals were evbibited which had never he
ore been seen in San Francisco. Toa lover
If nature. theMenagerie was asight never to
% forgotten. for never before was there COM
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-07
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH
SAN Francisco,

February 12th-1I A. M, Is7s.)
To OLCOVICH BROTHERS:
bought this day Bankrupt
Stock of THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, thirty cents on the
dollar Goods will be up there
in thirty days. Sell all Goods
Below Cost to make room for
This Tremendous Stock, and
give the good people of Carson
the benefit of this Purchase.
HERMAN olC0VICH.
[48 words, paid.l
ABOVE EXPLAINS ITSELF.
LADIES, We Shalt Sell Goods in Accord
ance with abUve Order.
PRICE NO OBJECT.
Take advantage of this Rare Chance,
feb13
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-07
THE ELECTION.

There were two ballots rejected (both for
Slater on the ground of two tickets being
folded together These according to law are
returned to the returning board in sealed
envelope with reasons for rejection signed by
the Inspectors In the Second Ward only
one ticket was in the field, and E. F. Gibson
and Cole Anterior were elected.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-07

come in.
THE fast freight for Bodie went out yester-
day morning loaded down with a well assort-
ed lot of freight and six passengers. No
danger of an overturn this time. The wagon
was painted like circus chariot, and looked
more inviting than anything in the fast
freight line we have seen, and bore the in
scription, Southern Transportation Company,
in gold This line ought to be a great success.
They are running fine stock and propose to
make regular time every week.
Read the new advertisement of Harris
Bros Ponder the inducements offered under
the glaring title of New Goods and New
Prices. The great variety offered and the
remarkably low figures cannot fail to attract
the purchaser even in the hard times. The
BOYS are determined not to be underdone in
anything in the line of dry goods, notions,
groceries, wall paper, hats, caps, tobacco,
cigars, in fact everything the heart can wish
or taste dictate.
L. Morris q Co swing out to-day with
list of greatly reduced prices. Ladies who
wish striped hose shaded by the latest agoing
in parasols, and parents who wish to lead
their offspring in reduced stripes over the
latest patterns Of carpets are exhorted to call
early Mttedorfer says he is sick but will
be on hand to show the goods
Bullion -Received yesterday by Wells,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Sept steady az OS western stern
RID dun at s Long Clear dun a. 81 SHORT Clear
dull at 2S6d Beeflnda Mess duh at 7Si Extra Mess dull
Steady al ST3d Tallow-Prime City rmer at Ss. Tur-
pent1e-spirits dull 49, ROsinCommon steady at 49d
Fjne du Ak TO- Cheese-Amenoan Choice dull az az Lard
oil steady at AL Four-Extra state duh at ~; wheel
No / spring duh at 0 Cd; No Spring dul at 94di
Winter New Western duh at ssd New southern dull a,
i0d Como Mixed Soft dull at "a 3c Prime New Mixed
steady at Sd Cotton seed o-Yelow American steady
al Az Receipts Wheat for the past week Atlantic ports
"a O6O qrs Pacific porte 6lC0 qs from other sources
9RRPooI Sept i6-i2SO D. Cotton steady Mlddllng
Irpapds Gid Mdding Orleans 6t sales OF the day To-
onn baes including 900 bales for speculation and export
Rseeipts $50 bales all American Futures opened d bet
t mi Inc advance has been partially LOST Upands.
Low Middng clause october delivery, 9ssdt Upands Low
MddIpg clause september ana october delivery oss2di
Upands Low Mddlng clause October and Noyemoef aenv
srY 10 IA. also 8iasd also 6oied Upands Low hlddlng
ciSse November December delivery, 6IsSli Upands.
Low Mddng clause New Crop shipped 0cto9er sa o'Ssd
IIyERrooI Sept l6-130 D. M Iallow. 36Sd per cwt.
1JyFRPoo sept. 1914 D. m.Ihe sales OF Cotton tOaaY
Included $50 bales FuuresUplands. Low mia
din0 clause November and December delivery, oitd p
ands LOW Kidding shipped September sal! omitted
0iasad -, -, y,.,,ro. o,oso1 o,ta, I'M, steadv
ANTWERP sept 16Lard closed at 22's Norma por oO KIDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
HORSE MARKET.

Tn the absence OF anything merely mention
the fact mat trade extremely dull and prices
entirely nominal exceed dozen loads OF stock
and sale stables have seldom
borne such bare appearance. Dealers however report
many arrive but do not apprehend much improve
ment I'm the demand for the next two three weeks The
majority the sale from mixed lots OF
and work animals In from this state and parts OF
Jersey with very few from the West
They are mainly ordinary class Of light draft horses
inferior all the finer qualities OF wel0red animal as
we'll having very rough appearance Even on S gaio
~ Horses nation but dealers shade their
asking price more TO suit buyers views The range
from 500 81 90 head nothing but the best
selected ANIMALS viii reach the latter price There are rev
largo heavy draft Horses sale for which buyer would
have tn nav 5000 head while occasional sale or
good Coach Is high as 5000 TO $500 per pair
Anong the arrivals the week defOrmed COLI
having but three legs. It foaled at Cape Breton
Nova Scotia the oath OF last June without either the gt
freq or shoulder Though the def0mlty some awk
aJdness in his move nens Il does but little toward mped
development getting around AZ
the little animal stands his stall &C the Uoed states
and 600 Greenwich-st, he presents AZ
dne sample Of webuilt colt with the exception OF his
m rarely Air. Felix DOntOL lhe o"heK
OF the colt values him at 81 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17

bush No Red last half September 81 osia $4,000 bush
81 10 asked 1901 bush No sprngi September 81 O6
closing 81 06 BID 81 06s asked 5000 bush do October
81 03 closing ST. OH bid 81 03 asked $4,000 bush No
2 Red September, 81 O79idSl 0S mainly 81 0S cl)sng
81 079 bid, 81 0S asked $4,000 BUSH do. October,
81 0Sh0Sl 0Sl2 closing 81 08la bid, 81 0Sa asked /;
10000 bush do. November 81 0SsdSl co. closing 81 0s4
bid 81 90 asked "a 600 bush No Amber September 81 "a
Isl Co., closing 81 05sl bid 81 07 asked 5000 bush do
October, 81 O6a closing 81 06 bid, 81 0S asked.
advancing light supply, good export demand sales 5000
bu No Western Gle; $500 bush state reported "a
sales 300 bush. Tworowed State 70c Canada held
81 20dSl 40... BARLEY MALT In fair request AZ steady
prces sales $4,000 bUal TwOrowed State 9Oc nS1 six
rowed State 81 dSI lU.....PEAS last noticed.-..
CORN &c better; good export fair home trade demands
moderate business IN options sales 100000 bush including
2bSOOO BUSH spot and % arrive Ungraded western
Mixed, 4s2d5le; steamer Mixed, 49Ha60l2c., mainly
5Oc No. ., 602d5lc.j steamer White 64c. Steamer No
White 65G5gc4 Steamer Yellow. 529sc; including 10000
bush steamer Mixed september 5O4d soho closing SOC bid
5gc Asked "a 600 BUSH do October 81 2c closing 81 &c bid
52e asked November 81 c bid 54c asked 80 900 BUSH
No. September, 60d5lc, closing 50c bid 81 c asked;
$4,000 bush. do OCTOBER, 5lRa5lsac closing 81 2c bid
5lac asked 10000 BUSH do November 53c closing 52sc
bid. 532c asked OATS i2c. better. fairly active sales
l22OO0 bush, including Unmerchantabie, 222d2Gci Re
lected 25d20 Po.i No 8 20 &c; No White 27027 2c
no. 2 20d20Lci 80. White, 20Ad30c; No. u. 3lac
Mixed Western, 27a3ic White do 2s0J6'lc; Mixed state
2sd34c: White do 29c37kc. Old No. Chicago 34e In
No Chicago, October 81 FEED steady at last quo
taous. BEANS duh Old unchanged. small sales New
Medium. 81 55asl co. Marrow, 81 G0dsl 90 Red Kidney
S3d $50 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Sept 16Cotton quiet; Mddlins II 3e Icy sS
bales exports to Great Britain 5ll bales eoastWse 10
bales: sales So bales stock l2ll bales. -.
CHARlFsToS sept 16.-COtOn firm good demand; Mid.
ding IOSdl03,c. Mddhng, lOEc.; Good Ordinary,
zoe. receipts bales; cOastWlse, Aus
bales; sales. 1000 bales: stock $500 bales -
CINCINNATI, sept. l6.-COton quet Middlng lie: low
Middlng lO5 Good Ordinary, lOec receipts Z44 oaiesi
sbipments. 80 bales stock, 1910 bales -,
aALyFsToN sent l6-Cotton easy; Mddng, 10i4c.: Low
Middling Toe; Good Ordinary, 97c; net receipts 1896
bales exports coastwse, 1887 balesi sales 2O5 baes
stock. 1865 bales. ,,,,,,, .
MOBILE sept i6.-Cotton weak and irregular Mddling.
lose; Low Middng 10isc.; Good Ordinary nOnlnali
net receipts bales exports cOaswse 569 bes saes
100 bales stock, 3.7Oi bales. ~ -.
NEw.ORLEAss Sept. l6Cotton steadier: MddnC. 109e;
Low Middng lose; Good Ordinary 91sci net receipts
2099 bales exports TO Great Britain 100 bales sales ooO
bales; stock, 1911 bales. ,.,,,
PHiADRLPIiA sept l6-Cotton quiet and firm Mddling,
&C; Low Middlng. II Sc; Good Ordinary lOe; net re-
eep gross 24l bales sales TO spnners 81 0aes
stock. q II bales. .,,,, ,o,-. -.
Middnng 10 sc Good Ordinary, 9Isc net receipts Oozo
bales; exports cOastwise l4O4 Dales Sales SlOV DaeSi
ST LoiIs sept l6-Cotton qulet Middliug. 10sc Low
Middng Good Ordinary. ESQ., receipts SO D3lesB
shipments 4lG baes sales 90 bales stock l946 baleS