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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-07

is working man. He is an honest man,
in favor Of an honest dollar, and opposed
to licensing crime for money. HIS own
town OF 0lathe sends the camp meeting q
glee club 6f hundreds Of voices, (making
Inc finest choir to which ! ever had the
pleasure OF listening toy, who are every
one temperance men and women. Just
what majority Col St John will receive
over his Competitor Il not now ascertaina.
BILE :but that he will carry with him much
more than the party vote y generally ad'
mitted. He has stumped the State for
temperance, and the people intend to re-
ward him for L. The -
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married man to write about, but remember
/ sneak merely from observation. 1t Is
fashionable to believe that in the state o.
Maryland, and especially in the city Of
Baltimore, are to be found the handSomesi
women in America. always believed
this to be true until within the past ten
DAYS, and within that time l have had an
opportunity to see the representative wo'
men OF Kansas. Why, / tell you, gentle
men, these Kansas women are Us rich IN
beauty and accomplishments as tne
prairies on which they live are wealthy in
resources. And / do not now refer TO the
"higher classes" but all classes. have
travelled through many States, and have
not grown too old to admire beauty, espe'
cialIy in woman, wherever ! may sec ii
but | have yet to see female loneliness any
where that will compare favorably with
the beautiful daughters Of Kansas.
I'll IMMIGRATION
is rapidly pouring into the State from
every quarter; and strangers are vel
coined heartily. Any one, rich or poor,
who evinces desire to work, Is received
with open arms; but loafers are not want
cd here. Everybody here must do his
share to build up the interests Of the State,
by building up lis own personal interests.
II man wont do this, but wants to be a
drose, let him avoid Kansas. But proba-
bly, I have wearied you, although have
much more to say, did ! not think that
| was imposing on your good nature.
Hereafter, with your permission, | will
write you further OF West virginian 8
experience in KANSAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-07

II l't'tH3a" CAMP MEETING ~
opened on the SOth Of August and will
continue in session to September 10Th,
Thousands Of people are present every
day. and active temperance work Is being
done. splendid speakers both male and
female, from various States OF the Union,
arc constantly employed; and men; wor
men and children by the score rush to the
stand to take the pledge and don the blue
ribbon whenever IN opportunity IS pre-
sented to them to dose. = . l''' W. .'i
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March /, 1859. TO November 81 y
Dcesmber l, 1850, to March 1860 ..-... ....... y
March l, $780, TO November is60..-......... u
December !, $780, 10 March 1861 ........," "
Ma:ehI J, 1861, u September !, l86i-.... u
September !, 1851, 10 December q
December I, 1861, TO March ], 1861. y
March l., 1861, TO November !, y
March l. 1868 10 March 1854 "
March l. 1885, TO AaTrh ], %
March 4, 1865, 70 March "
March l, 1867, toSeptember ...,, ,u,..,. y
May |, 1868, 10 December y
December T. 1855, 10 March 1869 "
March ], 1859, to December W
December !, 1869, 10 March "
March !, 1870, to December ,,.r,," "
December l. 1870, TO January 0l
March T. ISL 10 December l. ISL 70
Deoember ], 1871, 10 January ls75........... o.
January j, jsTS to February ], ls16...-."..... y
February J. 1915, to October l. lSiG,.... 90
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lIC0LLIMS'[9
.VOLTAIC PLASTER.

An Electro alvania Battery combined
with highlJ Medicated STRENGTHENING
.PiaRter, forming tho best Plastcrfor paina
and nches In tho World Of Medicine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-07

II Kansas this year are simply bewilder-
inc. Eyerything produced on q farm ID
here In such luxutiaut abundance tina!
there viii be trouble to ship 1t. Blessed
sss tho State Is with abundant means O
easy and cheap transportation, It will stu
fax Mi the resources In halfway to ttieii
utmost limit to convey her surplus pro
dnctsto Eastern markets, And now, FOL
the benefit 81 your male readers, allow mt
to speak briefly OF Il gig " ,, "
a rHI LADIES or KANSAS.
This may be delicate subject for anolc
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The above plan OF treatmcnt is mainly
cxpcctant, and Is to be supplemented for
special indications, as they may arise.
Extreme restlcssness might justify the use
OF chloral by enema; but opium should
never be resorted to after the. first twelve
hours. Severe headachew strong pulse,
in n robust subject, would justify local
blood. letting ut IN earl y stage. On the ocr
currence OF black vomit, such ,hemastatics
as ergot, subsulptiate Of iron and gallic
acid might be exhibited. ] I'd
Many physicians, myself included, are
In favor OF giving 20 to 80 grains oil quinine
with the addition Of 20 to 80 drops Of
Iaudanum or Battely's sedatiYe) at the very
beginning OF the fever, in two, doses, at
-four hours intervals, with the view OF
mitigating the neuralgia symptoms and
promoting perspiration. This medication
allays pain, promotes perspiration, quiets
he patient and allows him to enter the
second stage OF the disease in much bet.
ter condition. A few make use OF special
remedies, with q view. to counteract tho
poison in tho system or aid In Its elimina.
ton, hut such medication ls1fegarded' as
only experimental and is not recommends
ed. SAMUEL CHOPIN, NJ. d. <. /
President Board Of Health,
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KANSAS

The National Temperance Camp Meeting
Our Western neutrality-suspicious.
tles-The Women, de- zatili-fri.a 4 =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-07

uORSEROOk AND ShAShAthi
Of your city, are well known to some OF
the temperance workers here, and have
heard more than one hearty compliment
Maid To them. Itwould be idle In me TO
attempt to give you even an idea OF me
proceedings Of these meetings. put 1ns.
s;astie Temperance people all ut work, with
nnblic sentiment strongly In their favor =
with everything to encourage and nothing
IN discourage them, and you may form
some faint idea Of what is going on, Pres
iient Hayes was expected to be present,
INIT will not be able to come. Many dis
tincnished orators ana statesmen, how
ever, will be present before the meetings
Bslnse j Tho affair Is q success. Put dolrn
Kansas for prohibition. The latter j. ny ~,
prophecy; and Il you were here 1t would
BIO yours also. " l.9. ~ B. .aa 5a,s VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-07

Alcoholic preparations arc almost inyari
able demanded, after he'feyeri abates.
The kind best relished by the patient
should be selected, and used in small
quantities, diluted and frequently repeated
Thus It serves as food rather than stint
r,Iont
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BALTIMORE ( OHIO RAILROAD co.

ERflW FL E;:i..sgss Fss:...::sSIE
On and after May Is, 1878, Passenger Trains will
run ns fOllOvs--W Wheeling Time: IT. .1d1d't
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GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE,

TRADE MARX. TUE iRRAr ENa,TRAC
I s.S liss.i, ,lItEMERs. 40
IEN1(S Seminal 'Weakress, I
&3G w spermatorrhOa, I'm. n
NfGf pdtiney, and all
L lAALS diseases that follow y.
A4AfXA as sequence Of "
E65. tVSA seli.Abuse; IA Loss III
s&1 Of Memory, Uni. 49,
Before I'ak King yuraal LaIsitude, , -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-07

Sentenriie AecomModatiOa-Ieayes Bellairc at AS
p M, Bridgeport 500 p. MI arrives nj Seubenyllln NJ
65 p. nj leaves SeIbtnylllc at $40 a. M: Bridge
port 10 A. mi arrives at Bellaire nj 935 q. M -
Tickets and Baggage Checks 10 all principal points
n tho East and West can b procured At the Ticket
Once In Bridgeport
mys General Passenger and d T Il "a Sscn.
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A MORBID sWELIING,
Price. aS Cents,

ss careful to cali for coLIrSs'voLrAIcp1As.
TER lest you got some worthless initiation, Sold
BY OIL Wholesale and Retail prukgibis thralghont
ors sa efs ssa sGs Hs aaian WEES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-07

As 70 tIlU ptUbVII NguEUs UI IIe NUN
Haven table, they would seem to indicate
that tho workingman is little better off
than he was In 1850, His pay is a little
higher, and tho prices OF most living arti.
cles are about the same. Taxes ARG somc=
what higher. Probably q creator differ
ance in the cost Of supporting a family--a
mechanics pay or anybodys else-is to be
found rather III the style Of living than in
the mere costs Of household necessities,
We have oil gone ahead in style in the
last twenty years, and 1t Is hard to GONE
downto Just requirements. But In this, too,
the people have made decided progress, and
we shah yet SOC the equilibrium restored.
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During The course Of hefevera all nourish-
ments should DO withheld. On It's subsid-
ence 1t should DO carefully resumed, in the
smallest quantities, frequently repeated,
and altogetherliuuida at first. gt .Li
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-07

Hie aauANrREl1, THE GUERILLA, ID ~ s.
as far back as the civil war, robbed and
murdered the peoplerand destroyed the
accumulations OF years. Thcold Kansans,
who fought thegood fight for liberty don't
get mad whenyou call them "jayhawkersn
They honor the memory of John Brown,
and still insist that the old mans soul
goes marching on. The chief attraction at
lawrence now is the session Of the NIl. y
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Thdre Is no reason to dIstFVst tho aocur-
acy q these figures, made up by careful,
competent men. Nor DO we see why the
state OF things they represent should not
be substantially representative OF the cur,
rent rate Of wages IN most Of our New
England cities and large towns. Like
them, New Haven is a large manufactur.
ing place in proportion tosthe population
and the pay Of the laboring element is q
factor always felt there 10 DO Of decided
Importance. The omission OF certain years
Il In tho ahsencn nj rcliable statistics for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY o. 1873

Western sheen 81 25esi s7 Choice do at s. Western
Canada S5df5 As Of stock remaining unsod The
weather aud rainy; sales OF az cars
the thus
far 1885 head against 1850 head last week consigned
through 80 Market moderately actice prices unchanged
offerings compare favorAbly with last week Yorkers-G00d
TO Choice Selected 81 5dsf 20 Common at 81 TO- Heavy
gradesFair to Choice selected at $idsi Isl Common at
75. Shippers principal buyers sales OF "a cars -
Receipts. 3lOO0 shPmens li00; receipts Of the week,
1720O0; shipments $500 market dub, weak and % Oc
lowers Packing. - s00i Light ~ Choice Heavy 81 10
Fl 20. Nearly all sold.
CArrERecelpts 7OO shipments 1900; Receipts OF tho
week. 1900; shipments 900 market shade better, but
advance Choice steers AZ 23 Feeders ana
Stockrs quiet weak at 80 95as3 65 Mixed Butchers
slow COWS % 50ds3 90; Bulls S2a$3 20 Steers - 20
So 30.
SErP-Receipts 1885, receipts Of the week, $500 ship
ments OF the week, 50o market dull and unchanged; de-
easy; sales al So 9ei 1872
EAST LIBERTY PENN Jan. 2-CATrIER Receipts since and
including Friday last LIB head OF through and 5s1 head OF
yard stock making total for the week ending this day
2 i2 head OF through and 6 head OF yard stock against
2OS head Of the former and head OF the latter for the
week; Prime, IS IS; Good. - bOds5 Common
rs 1894.
Receipts sil5 head making the total for the week
1888 heal against $3.50 head Last week Workers. ~ loG
81 70; PlGladephas, ~ goa 81 30
SEEP-ReceipS 800 heai making the total for the week
$500 head against $500 head last week selling 3ai' c
per 10.
PIIHApELPnA. Penn Jan 2l.CATrLE-Dul; saes, 2.lOo
suEEr-Dull SALE 5000 head; Good, 6'2c' Medium, AZ
Hocs-Dui sales 1000 head; Good, &C.; Medium, 5'.c.
Common, IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
oaAIs IN sIoGE IL SEwYoRK ASp RnooXLrS WAR
TotaI bush G3C,03Gl G,3Gl,9ll s,6OI,sJ0 7s2I.5OJ

i"'"''
HAY AND STRANGELY active steady soe i an r.
cepl, modsrats Norsh Rye 2mpPn5 S Ian rst
Amy pGys 40 for s szp% sqI s l for 1saT
Ese Ne% C5 ; s.c SaioniS Isss. i2didc
MoLAes5 sew OIieans quiet GnGhH n common 10
NAVAL sTOKE9-spIits 1urpeniine seady. y 2si
mon 10 Good STRAINED Ga$l 70; sae'. 800 OD 81 %
311rfEEN rngIGiTS%Raos without noticeable change
busnrss limited. Ensagem'nls -I4verP'oI Sa 100 12"s
Flnf Sa 5000 bxs Chee.c iOal5- 80 * Bacon
4o' 300 cases Sann'% no,, ~ ,, ei c,rs Canned
Goods 27s Sd ioaGe sa go 1hT EG' 55. - i =.
1000 Dbs -Four = OH ss a oo9 sD cc.e %E e.
S0s 10 mediterranean port, sail LOO bales CoIon o.
steam 9ogica iid 500 boxgs liacon 15 in'T5
i00 d. hhds Tobacco 80 do i2} cases 90 POO sites
sail 100 hhds To1a CO. private tciIas steam 100 bush
grain 2o 100 eS1ss 1 si ,I @% 200 & s ii
tn implements 80 $o0 g s'I iys oo 6 eo Io ij
~ jI S tons frSsh Neat tons Copper private terms
Charters Bhiisn pax '5cSa' Sceih baff To- YORK or
order. 900 qrs cram - 9d British BARI saar v9yasc
fand. 20 900 bush l5c. gold ernan bark 07 tons,
os 10 HAVE ao do private American schoon
liS IIsy and D4e Snsp Gsso pr rr r tr",
G GiS bs RShDea Petroleum g. British bArs to IRE
Sa s 70 coz S or orers 5000 DR. Gram o. German ,
70 Bremen 5000 Gbls petroleum owners account
ossnesd 6a Change as a, fe Eo
nIs Quiet irner late saturday $500 bbs
Refined s Gr s MaSSiS I cac II eneG 2c her,
' g s ca snses ss here sales 1866
sS9g s5 Sale: 5S ' %s On aSse f?"9
Second MaIen 81 % s 70 ASKED Ap
6EEF quiet steady ER Ms an nldt .3caapgea
bulk Co. % a. % Nssst smoked s1o@ef @
7 7n's Ss' Loose Smoked shoulders Sa5ae d Hans od
iOcd Mddies aser Less ifaes "f SoIas Short ceaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIyERRooI Jan 2l-Pork- Eastern. dul at 50. West
dun at 5j. BacUn-CUmberand cut steady at -
Short RIB duiat 33 Long Clear hrmer ~ 3lE short Clear
fner at 81 Hams-L0ng Cut steady NJ ii shoulders duh
at 256d. Beef-lnda Mess dun at 93 Extra Mess steady
~ ll0; Prime Mess steady al So. LardPT1me western
steady 81 81 TalowPr1me city dull ~ 40 3D. rurpenne
spirits 2J6d ROsint OmIn0n steady ~ bi fne
dufat To- Cheese Choice steady at % I'D Lard on
duh at 49, Flour-ENtTa state duh at 236d Wheat-N o.
Spring dull II Id. No Spring duh al 1854. WIN
steady COrn-Old Mixed Soft steady at 2oi3d
New steady y 81. Coitou seed Oil-ieow American
none IN the market Receipts Wheat Tor the week from Atan
nc ports 81 600 qr; from Pacific ports n"ne from Ober
sources l,S25 IN. Receipts OF Corn 800 qrs 1870 =,
liNERrOOL, Jaa. 2ll2:3O D. mIhcre ~ moderate ~
curry for Cotton which freely supplied Mddling Jplmds
G5d: Niddng Orleans 6l sales Of the day 5000 bales
including 600 bales for speculation and export Receipts
including $500 bales American Futures weak
sellers nights prices Upands, 10" Addng
cl1nHe delivery CAD: Up9nds, Low Mod ng
claus February March delivery Gd; plands Low Mid
ding clause. April May delivery, Gazd Uplanns Low
Mlding clause. May and June dciyeEy, Glad: Uulands
MGdug ca1se Sew crop shipped December san 32'
a.-o Gid: Uplaus Low Muiug clause, shipped April aud
May SAL o1asal Lag,l II I'd per evil Tor American -,
LIyrHpOOI. Jan. 2l5 o. in.Ihc saies ot COTTON tohy
included 1000 bales American Future: fat pands' Low
Middling clause, June ara July delivery. 81 agd. .
IONDON. Jan. 2lG Tallow. :T3d cwt SpifltS ~
Turpentne "a a2i per Calcutta lnsced 49bd per
ASTwERr. Jan. 2l.-Petrocum 2si4 francs for fine pale
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rnrrnN MAIkKEr..

f III lie Gu Orrur,. fJiic. Iectpt-. i53 Daes,
sfpa. l:77 b.-.. stuck T.-3y bales.
EAliiau.t. Jan. 2i.'uitua auIs dddlHg' II -'' Low
,f.3 u-. lO't. Good Ordinary. loc net rec pts. ~
bh.es ltu.e a. har,. sints coast" e', Ia It'h hi'f,
1906 b4.-a. s,lII,.r ~ 1slrt stnck. lJ.iNp bales,
CHARLESTON. Jam 2l-'"ttoh dali; h1ins IL 'aH 'lGr
Low Nir.ins 1850. Cuoa O.u,uar. lOc h.t r'oript7
is.s exports GIrlt Britain O,d4p D'Itai :? iie
CortiIen 2G3 bales coastws !,o5| bdea' h"irs i,uoJ
cl.ti(slf Jia zi-Coiion dul. MildIme. l0'w.; Low
Madnnc love. Good Ordinary pc. r.,"P D" - bai'' :
lIp.e.;. 20 llts; saT. .pJ ba.cs stock, 1904 bhc
GaLsr,i3, Jan. II -NOftuL weak ana irregular MIDI
Ghr 10 .c ioEMidlus 100 Good Ordinary bt'i aot
I~c,p,-. 3 bales; gross. $3.50 hI,s exports {" or At
IIl'' 40 bales . o." Continent, ~ bh"s 'oiht"is
81 hi.,s q. a, 100 bale sioc-, a ~ bates
Inri.Eifi- Jan. - ct Oitul qtirt Nidiiug lO'''
AULi, Ja. H. Cotton s,c4ai; MridiHs lv'sc: 10" If
ding TO-. Ooni Ordiur,, o. net rrc' ;-, 1oSb pa - l.
ports codst"i l9I bales Sales "oOOOdic SICK o''I'
Dairt -, ,,.,,,,
lOt Ir-,rt 5dos bale5 snpmontr, 2y-O baieSi saIrs
EDU bale.. 4tnc *, 6U.3J6 b,lcs 5000
NEW ORLEANS. Jaa 2l.-totion Uegnar. easy MlddlnG
lose Inw .ila.liue lie: Ordinary. Gle; net re
ccrs G7s7 hales gross. 5l7 bales exports to Great
BRIAN l ~ .. to the Continent, bS p1!tH 'oa,t"s
1889 bilrn :, 90 brles stock. s',b[5 baes
NORFOLK, Jan. 2l.COtton quiet ana strdiy bldulhg,
lOi.d receipts, S.05i bales exports 70 SfcHJ
Britain 1913 bales; cOaatwsc, 1850 bhes sales. a02 Oie5
PAnEIrnI1 Jan 2l-Cotton qniet; Niddhug. &C. Low
bales 10 bales sales 10 spinneI ~o Oars stocS
II 900 bales. -.
sAyAsSAm. Jan. Election IRREGULAR Mhdline lose;
Low Mddng, luis1iic GOoi Ordinary, 80 not receipts,
5u57 bales; exports the Continent. @lJ1 hales strs,
100 bales; hst evening 1000 bales .tock. S5l3 bales
81. LOUIE Jan. ~. Cotton dull; Mading, Ioeci Low
Middlng. lOlsr.: GOOD Ordinary, J'c, receipts 1870
bales shipments, 100 bales sock, '-,Jio bars
X1LHtSGfUS Jan 2Cotton qut I; Mhldlipg, lo?ci Low
Mnng, l0is; Good ordinary, Dc: net receipts 0li bales
Exports coast"se LEGS bales; sales 10 baes' STOCK '-5o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22

In point Of quality they hardly Is they should
have been fine appearance In that oriental CITY
IOndOD-to which they shipped by Robert stoddaH
of city, the 18th. by the steamer =" Aus.
TO be worth $3.50 per head in NewYork viii probably
that in fen expects send quite number Of Can
foreign ports The exporting OF horses from
United states IL becoming an item OF no little Importance
The have changed, for not more than three
a single bonded stable in this city rceyed over 800
heai mostly fine Norman stations, from France The past
received These stations were scattered
this country connection with those already here ana
a hnd in siort time, vast improve
quality OF horses BY examining carefully the
tee that about the United states for every
The value Of the foreign demand VIII be appe
ciated during the coming years than III mas
here tOfOTe dealer nis city now holds an ORDER ifO
head Of horses for purposes sch
about $3.50 here The demand at present In TINS
city, for heavy draugh horses and as they nave not
yet come plentiful good prices are usually obalned
Even the city railroads. who generally used small SCRUB
horses substituting larger and in every respect
1t Ia impossible give the exact value or selling
price, unless to give minute descnp-
ton OF each animal only give range, ana as
have not changed the week insert last weeks
quotation FIRST class rOtsrs good disposition and war
r3nted perfectly sound from 5000 TO $1,000 second class
do, always warranted, from 1000 To $1,000 nne ear
horses Wei trained, easily managed and warranted
sale fine animal as high 81 900; common 10
do, warranted sound. from $50 TO $3.50 large
draft horses, well built and warranted sound from
$l75 $500, with extra tine animals, OF which there Is
scarcity at sO0G$00 common do not always warranted
sound, from $40 to $780,
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Rirer. Vessels ana Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY, Jan. 81, 1873
MONDAY. Jan. 81, 1878.

ASHES-ouiet steady Pots. Ala a. Pearls Sc. 80
COFFEE Rio quiet Unchanged Ordinary cliEOcs loo
15le; Fair lie; GOo, i &c; Prime loa Is 4o; FAi 10
Good santos lei lie. gold Receipts for the week, 49,"
la - sales, 1000 bags today stock 0i BraZh IN
frs, hands rarts, 22Sj56 hass Including al Galveston
OGO iags New. Orleans. 47462 bags; Mobile $500 bags
savannah. 5000 bags Richmond 800: baltimore !<i
bags: New Nors 7S,l93 ba' in second hands lll,!b4
bags including NewOresns, 5000 bags Bal nsFt ~
-, Is bags total l. hrsi ana scc"u
hands, bags afOa and loading 10 December o. 81
I5 bags purchased T. January 49, souO BAGS Sanio) 10
600 total VISIBLE United states supply Jit'u7 afS WIN
warehouse 81 73 bags, nc ndng S Gags ~
New-(jrlraus o. lO7 at Baltimore and lhO39 bags here a
Iio dated January 10 stied: ectpis AT
The pof- 1000 bags pnrchas"l Tor ElTop", SOM "act
the Unitct Satea l4o bags price e-l' 't"ch roo
600 tags; exchange, - H.. sales III - n",c "'' -
ANA 500 bags * S'll.ts@ 4"+t thL
Mid grades Gull. nominal PadanF. Il G-2c MaaeaJo Io4
lSc. Lo1.
CoTTON-s?oi Cotton dull bnt not qncahy lower;
sales bates 1901 Saturday evening" all Tor summing
delivered contract, 500 bales RECEIPTS at n" PGiu,
$500 bales AGAINST 1878 Ills day last week 2@pIO aSt
wear Good Ordinary, Lore; Low Ndding 10 SJec A9ahS
10. rutuTcS moderately active, ciC'ins u I"
points lower. Salcs saturday evcne ll3o9 bales I91Y
FI,st Cal-Narc. l3j. liza; Arr, lli9t way, j! -
June. n7l; July. 1l.s0 toa'. % h1e.; second a,
is'cs Iliird Cali-Aul. HIS Nay, ilC2 tuic ll1i
t,cioe IL total 100 bales. Also, - 500 bales inciun@
20p January llI7; 500 do. lll5 100 no., A. " 80
IN rs. & sol February l1l9Gll2S; $500 march II 3i0
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