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Newspapers.
WHY NOT TRY
WASHINGTON PAPER F?
The Weekly WaShingtOnS Star,
OF Established 7scenty.fre Years. 90

OF Established 7aeenty.fce Years. 90
Is one Of the best and cheapest papers IN
the United States, especially adapted for
the FARMER, the MECHANIC and the FAMILY
CIRCLE. 1t is a large eight-page paper,
containing Jifty-sir columns OF original and
we'll selected News, Literary and Miscella-
neous reading matter, and reports IN a
.treSher and better form than can other
lcise be obtained all the Ne1cs and Cos
SIP Of the National Capital, and the do
ings Of Congress, the E:crecutire Depart
ment, and the Army and Nary.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL
" MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
for ST. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio do
Janciro,
connecting a ST. Thomas with German steamers for Porto
Rico and Spanish Main.
The first class iron steamship CITY OF PARA,
Captain Carpenter will sail for the above ports on Thurs
day, December ., at IL VI.
80 freight I'd Freight be paid in ad-
Freight nj low taken for the above ports.
Freight received at all times ut Roberts dock BROOKLYN
Insurance lower than by other line shippers desr
Ing Insurance can effect under our open policy.
For freight engagements passage Qavng elegant ac-
q il MAILoRY ( Co. Agents Office pier 10 r. n.
IIALrFAX NJ s., AND ST JOHNS, N r.. CROMWELL
i lline--Seamships leave follows from pier 10 North
ALfiAMBRA Tuesday, November ~
For passage having excellent Recommendations or
freight apply to CLARK SEAMAN, ~ West ST.
DERMUDA, WEST INDIES. VENEZUELA AND
ID DEMERARA.
Quebec and Gulf Ports steamship Company.
For BERMUDA, steamship GAMMA, November II.
For ST JOHNS r. H.; ST THOMAS, LAGuAYRA,
PUERTO CABELIo and CURACAO, IS. HADJI, Mo-
vernbcr II. calling at Ponce rcurningl -
For ST, THOMAS. MARTINIQUE, BARBADOS, TR1NL
DAD and DEMERARA, ss. BAHAMA, November o.
For freight aud passage apply 20
or y. v. DE dARMENDIA. 10 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
y HERMAN, AUCTIONEER
,. THIS DAY Fridayl November 8. at II O'clock,

Nos 15ls and II Bowcry.
Perempory sale Of about 5 barrels choice Bourbon and
Rye Whskey Keller Blue and Bear Grass, Ashland,
Moore's Rye and other Brands age 80, IT, - Also IS
casks imported Brandies, Gin, Jamaica Rum Scotch and
Irish Whskey; casks Port and sherry Wines also 800
Wines and Liquors Champagne, &c. Safes Desks,
&c being the entire Stock Of importer and wholesale
dealer Sale positive in lots to suit the trade Also a os
O'clock Lot of fine Liquors in casks and emijohns
Shelving Refrigerator removed from Broadway Sample
Room.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
SALES AT AUCTION.

DAWNBROKER's SALE.-TIIIS DAY JAMES AGAR,
Auctioneer will sell at salesrooms ~ B9wery lo ots
Sheets, Spreads, Blankets Quilts Beds Pillows aoas
Pantaoons and Vests By order OF b. Goodsten "a
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
DECEIVERS SALE -.
THE CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

eisting of Hats Hat Materially MachInery UMce Furnitur
Safes Desks Coal, Lumber &C. &c. also, Immediately
after 81 Greene Fixtures and Contents Of Office,
Safe, Furniture, &c., &t BERNARD REILLY Sheriff.
JOHN +. CARROLL Deputy.
9 HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.
o.Morgage sale this day Frday) November g at o'clock
NJ No s7s sth av the entire Fixtures Of first class
four Baths fixtures and Boiler Partitions Chairs Wash
stand Counter Showcase Engraving, Clock, &c. Sale
positive in lots dealers especially invited BY order of tho
mortgagee Goods be removed Immediately after the
eale
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
IciFfc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
pinr fnni nf Cnual Il North RiNer,

L,IORIDA DIRECT-STEAMERS LEAVE PIER 20
II East River every Friday r. NJ for Fernandna Fla,
touching at brunswick and Port Royal Steamer CITY or
NJ Through freight and passenger rates given to all
points In the South and Southwest by g. II. MALLORY
Co, Agents, Office pier 20 East River, COOK SON
JENKINS, 261 Broadway
Steamer WESTERN TEXAS, for Jacksonville diroct,
November Is.
, 1878-12-21
Tie Clean NcWSrancr

There Is 4 growing feeling in every healthy
community against the Journals which make
1T their special object to minister to perverted
taste by seeking oat and serving up in a Sc
ductlve form dlgusting scandals and hcentious
revelations
There IS good reason to believe the clean
newspaper is More highly priced today than
tan 1t was four or five years ago
1t Is also safe to predict that AZ people III
all ranks of life, who project their own at
least from contamination, become more COLI
sciOus oi the pcrnicioTs influence of certain
class OF Journals called cnterprising because
they are ambitious to serve mp dirty scandals,
they Will be careful to see that the Journals
they permit to be read i'll the family oro!es
are class that never forget the properties of
life.
Already men and women OF refinement and
healthy morals have had their attention
called To the pernlclous influence of bad lit
erature, ana have made commcndable efforts
to counteract the same by causing sound 1t
eTature to be published and sold at popular
prices.
These efforts are working a silent but sure
revolution. The best authors are more gen
orally read to-day than at any previous time.
The sickly sentimental story paper and
Wild ranger and pirate story book are slowly
yielding the field 70 worthier claimants.
To the praise of the decent newspaper, it
may be sad that where it has :; place in the
family and has been read :or years by young
and old, !. has developed such a healthy tone
and such discriminating taste that tie lii
eraturc VI the slums has no admirers. For
tnnately, the number OF such families is in
creasing IN the land, and as they increase,
the journal that devotes itself to sickening
revelations OF immortality viii be compelled
to ind It's supporters solely among these
classes that practice vice or crime or are
anbitEos to learn to follow such ways
(BoSton H,snH
Reader, ii you would preserve the moral
purity and integrity OF character OF you- chill
dren take into your family only clean
newspaper"
, 1878-12-21
swCEEtE. E.E.ef.:IIS.

Pianos, Ti.,..rl Tales, Furniture. Glass Glass
aGr" au s contents III eases nr Otherwise, Queens
wne, Marble AMI Castings. taken cI.!y at owner
rIss ii 3a-aa-", hF,s.ka:sc or i"aAa-r.
\ his. airrfenii'~s, burning f!u'!s, Obs ami all
ot.'r lguiis, IL other vessels, at owner.
ri~E o: ie.,;:-e.
Ea-as t2ser Only at Owners r.>L Of iro..l.age
Fruits, Vegetables, and all oi"r pcrisiEtb.c prop.
tTty, at UT!yrs = rex oi il,l,t ur decay
.urnrrIe not !oxri, aai al Agricultural and
Mechanical iIaIicmentS. set III cr Knocked down,
at own":'s rik III damage and chatting or breikage
nor viii The Company te responsible for Deficiencies
Ill any prt unless the Is specially receiFtei for
, 1878-12-21

DEATH oV Two CENTENAEIaNS--EiiZ
beth Thompson, of New York. a colored
woman. Who's age Is believed 10 have been
l04 wears, was knocked down 10y a wagon
last week and died Wednesday. Before
the war she was the PROPERTY Of rich
South Carolina planter, and upon gaining
aer freedom removed with her daughter
to New York. There is said to be strong
proof in regard 20 her great ase. Mary
Curtin, q native of Ireland, also died N
New York same day, aged l00 years.
, 1878-12-21

ORGANIZATION OF TIE NET HoUSE.-
In recent issue "f the New York Srt
there appeared a Washington special 10
the effect that the republicans are turn
ing heaven aad earth to capture the or
gan.2ation of the next House. IL they
can elect three republicans III California
they can tie the democrats, and with the
help of doubtful grcenbac.ers, elect Their
Speaker Gorham, under rrctencc OF
making flying visit home, ws:s sent to
California TO set up the PMS FOR :he little
game
, 1878-12-21
uGWS SPEEssa. RATES,

tierc'aui.se, Frat and Vegetables, same rates II
above Ter tnE measurement
Wool. seven GDilIrs ~ ton weight. BEEF hides
each Ia cents.
Wo-l, sand, Stone and 1--we Stock at agreed on
rates mp or dogn, by eal iuii.
Fast m-i-At rates s. p,- ton, up or down, re-
ceiyt-i ron. or driivrIe! tn boats.
Al t.-i=l; not delivered before c p. r. on the day
after 1t received ut the Gepots Viii le stored at
owners expense and risk.
And all Tl9it received at depptS viii he owners
risk az fire anti! shipped Ge;.yerci t. oouSiEuee>
All bilIS payable i'll gold coin before delivery oi
freight.
, 1878-12-21

PKxDLEroN has / dry goods stores, . Sa-
hyns . brewcrvs, livery stables, 2
blacksmith shops, ) boot and shoe shops,
] barber, shop. hardware, stove and TN
shop. drug store, AcEt! neat market,
/ wagon maker, i furniture, store, ) doc
tiers, D attorneys, 2 newspapers, dentists,
3 chnrchcs and3 schools, and something
less than I00 m,;ais and sewing machine
ssents, and ali doing well.
, 1878-12-21

WHAT He DID IN RECESS. When Sen
ator Jones left Washington last Spring he
couldn't pay his house rent. He had
lost all OF his great fortune. "See here
sad Jones, Il have been giving too
much time 10 the country. ! .uust 90
ont and pick up little during the recess. =
And he Went. He hasn't had time to
accomplish much, but he has saited down
couple u millions, which he hopes will
90 h'm I'LL business opens in the SPRING
Chicago Inter Ocean.
, 1878-12-21

To BE ESyIEp There is a rich treat
IN store for Portland. Miss Cavendish
AN Erglshactrese Of great ability. is soon
to gire series OF performances in that
city, With one exception, we believe.
this lady is the only really accomplished
artiste who has ever appearedIn Portland.
''Butialo Bill Frank Mayo. and dram
ATTIC celebrities of that order have for wears
held possession of the Oregon stage. And
such performances, We have seen Mae
heth" enacted in that city by actors, who
elsewhere would not have dared 10 asnire
20 the position of ''capt;.in of the supers. >"
But now our friends will have 2 taste OF
genius, and it is hoped that Miss Caven-
dish S efforts viii meet with substantial
recognition. For Years she was the reign
ing favorite IN London, and her recent
engagement in New York was the most
successful ever played in thatcity. Walla
"alla should not permit this lady to
leave Oregon without, at least, making
some effort TO secure her presence in this
sity. What say our leading citizens!
, 1878-12-21

PAc.rrc RArLr0Aps, - The Chicago
Times IF a recent da;e contains an inter
view with > Chicago railroad manager,
who expresses l-elicf, a'id claims ::
knowledge, that the story Il intended
consolidation Of tie Union and Contra!
Pacific railways WIS founded on fact. He
believes it Viii yet b. consnmmated, and
that the result will b. Increased shipments
over the onion Pacific Of freigh:s which
nov 90 hy water
, 1878-12-21
notice NO. Is.

UNITED STATES LAM ~. ~ IS,
WALLA wA-LA, W, l., Oe:oiel -, - VA;
SWORN STATEMENT Has - - II y
a and Application -iesl in tins orr l--,i,,ci =
of Congress approved June 81, ~, ~ So:
Act for tn. sale OF TiIE5,r iaiI' - IirgtCs u
California. Oregon, Nevada AM IN =. y suaIs
ritory,' 70 purchase the E9uar-e- :, T6sp.lf, I
5 W quarter L quarter section . acre. y, -
;Ii.a;on Sir.h ., VIII a 5e head q. this 5oe DeS
1873, at > o'clock ?. -. ,r,-tv Esgs;.-[-
o..t15 = H. NOI.hID-----
, 1878-12-21
E0T.GE TS. 50.

UNI.ED STATES LAND Vtii-.i ~, is-.i
WALL. WALLA, VI. T., of,o.-L - - ~ q
[ SWORN STAT ENENI HN9 nl,--J.- W =.
of Gouirc.s % li. 81 agpaoref aps i'i 5apr s. @
o act for the sale Of Tiinbe. I.nis n it sss
California, Oregon, Nevada an; IN E.liIs NJ. !
ri:ory," TO purchase quarter I a,,r..lip y
and " quarter Z quarter - H. Iii I'll b s'-
:, North of Range 3S last. APpll'..,.AH. H..f'.EPS
at this office, january 9th, 80, I.,T t| psi's'
octaj Z. II. NOhElS'-'' -
, 1878-12-21
EGTscE no. 25,

UNITED STATE, land -. ~, r.. -,
VILLA = ALA, W l., ''','''' =. =, ~ :
| SWORN STATEMENT Has L., - i. q
of cansre ~ .s ony approved Jane 81 So, eai -.
Act foT tire sale OF Timir Lands II tie ,s s.1 d
C.liforul., Oregon, Nevada and IN .': ,.,,.5a
ri;ory,'' to purchase y halt : Er,:.'iir. -. - =
Township No :, Nor:k Ci EaIg' - = - :. =
plICltion VIII Ie heard January -'--i'
Oisicr, s.t O'Clock 2. Il .,.,- r,.rz.
nc.I5 y H. NDklit9'N'
, 1878-12-21
Wleeklp Statesman.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER q, 1873

PsouoTEp. Thomas Young vi" sue
eeeded Hayes IS Governor OF ONO, AID
who. al the recor- clcc:icn in that State,
was elected a ncgInsv ri IJnGcss, MAS ~
one time private ia the regular army,
and that net So very long ago. An1ng
the most prominent cit;zana "f Na:ia
WaIla are number cf gentlemen who
served 4 term Of enlistment in the regular
army
, 1878-12-21

ThE new steamboat at Cello, Harrest
Q"oen, has ali her machinery aboard and
with the exception OF the upholsterins.
Is ready Tor business. She will be supplied
with all of the modern improvements and
when completed viii be the finest boat on
the upper river, as well as the largest =
M0uHtaineer.
, 1878-12-21

IT is rather aulac!"ns on tie part Of 81
thin-lc@ged u man as Carl Schnrz to tac-
kle little warrior like Phil Sheridan, the
Chicago Times asserts, but at his desk
Carl was ever the most valiant of swash-
bucIers The skill, gallantry, and ell
durance displayed 10y Carl Sehurz, when q
Major-Cenero, in sitting on courts mar
ti;I and boards OF survey and inquiries Of
one kind and another, pat down the re-
bellion Give Carl a pen and lie Will
charge rigE; into thc jaws "f death, right
into the Gates Of he'll. Give him a sword
and his legs viii become SO entangled
Herewith that martial progress is im-
possible
, 1878-12-21

GOODS. NEECKiNbiHE, E2C, ETC.
From Wallri. TO Waila Walla.......... ....ia s.
From ".ilnl.i 10 v hi,Innn .
From Whitman 20 W.l.a Waiia-- -.....-.---.- o.
- Eu.ld,rr Material ..ri,ll;Gral.n .nA Mol lI:l-
il !.',Ti I.'s Lana, Sc, F:y!.ltr? Ia Waliui l
o. :. =: Co ,auo - G-;ur7; Urcn:rnt Will ~
Tret-.,. = - tha foregoing r:lt:;, OF: o. :. y
Co ; rrji.cy., II:l.-sG. ,-.--..r.
, 1878-12-21

by the number of teams hitched in
town to-day, We presume our mere hants
are reaping rich harvest.
, 1878-12-21
TffiEsER LAND NOTICE.
[. s LAND OFFICE,
WaILA WALLA. Oct. Is 1873.

A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
n made and an application fled in this Of
fee under tie Act Of CONGRESS, approved June
Sd, 1873. entitled = An Act for thc sale Of tim
ber lands in the States Of California, Oregon,
Nevada. and in Washington Territory" to
purchase the J. 5. E. and y. W. S. E. !! !.
S. W. \. L. / Of section -, town. Z, north Of
range - east, containing l60 acres.
Application will ne heard Dec. 23d, 1873, at
10 o'clock A. N. Z H MORRISON,
tf -lr,- RerriStar
, 1878-12-21

oREGoY AFFAIRS. At tic present time
there is IN session at Salem an invcstiga-
ting committee, Of which John White is a
member This committee is examining
into the manner in which tho affairs Of
the State have been conducted One of
the committee wiring TO Il friend, says:
"We have finished up the land depart
ment, and find the board behind many
thousand Of dollars There has been no
system, except in wholesale Plander and
extravaganza The shcriils have been al
lowed and paid FOR conveying oonvcts To
the penitentiary and insane patients to
the asylum, ia excess Of the legal fees,
S24 900 for the last four years. y
, 1878-12-21
STRAYED OR STOLE"

StTRAYED FROM TIE IA
- subscriber, light BAY SGA
Horse, with little white WI
spot in forehead, branded - w
on left shoulder, and IC on ..=..-ze-
neck. Any person delivering vlzresbsa
or giving any information as TO ii ~ rsasrss
20 Mr.. Thos. Tierney viii te u iSSiiIC01'
dl9-tf JAo. L.
, 1878-12-21

The charges of the Tllla Walia. 4 Wulula
Transfer Company on down freight transferred 10
o. 5 Y. Co 5 boats, including the business of for
wIr,liu-r is n per And up freigh re-
ce;ved from q. :. Y. Co.'S boats and forwarded 80
cents Ier ton. All down freight, for forward ship
ment NOT consigned 10 parties at Wailula, viii te
turned over to this Transfer Company 10 forward.
Es. Il. & AMER.
President W. ~ & G. &. *. 10.
VILLA WuI> ,v,l.ber s. 49, li.f
, 1878-12-21

The BLACK HiLLS-N region on the
continent, outside Of California, has filled
up more rapidly than that of the Black
Hills. Three Years AGO the population
Was mere handful of adventurous miners.
Now there are tlourishing towns, numer-
oes quartz mills, with I.e01 stamps, and
three or four newspapers. The vote OF
the Black Hills country AT the last elec-
ticn WAS >, 100 The Deadwood Pioneer
estimates that Lawrence County has hop
ulation Of 20,oe0. It places the ratio of
voters at from three to four In addition.
the county has Post Office. doing q Mon
ey order business of S5, 900 per month.
four theatres, four churches, and three
banks. The food productions are vec-
estahles, wheat, corn ard harley, with
plenty Of timber, coal for fuel, and pas
tarase by the thousands Of acres The
Pioneer thinks the entire population of
that region is over 100 900. L is very
certain, from this enumeration that the
Black Hills country has prosperous fu-
ture before it.
, 1878-12-21

a igilanee committee exists in the vicinity
OF Goldenlale,
, 1878-12-21
Bayliss Patent Wheel Harrow.
THE ONLY HARROW FIT FOR SGD GROUND,

and lie best seeding Good
Scc!rc iGL \ small boy
I and do the work Il m ih less labor The Gangs
not be found. Tie twelve Discs tt i It
IA " of six shallow
chann. "ik of
and Shoc Leather It Is simple, durable and warranted
EEEME1 E2EGo9.a
E.c-. ZE&ts se~ond Street,,
, 1878-12-21
GENERAL J0BRENG.

"yHITE- WASHING, ,hALSOMINING,
w Wall Coloring, and General Jobbing, in
the city and vicinity. Also, Bill Posting. All
orders left AZ the Sta- Market, will be
promptly attended to.
2o-tf W. \. DEBOISE L CO.
, 1878-12-21

THE DIFFERENCE The other day, IN
San Francisco, Lucky Baldwin, one Of
the heavy mining stock sllarps, WAS badly
taken i'll by gcntccl swindicr, who rep
resented himself rs an English lord, the
only evidence Of which was 4 apairof luXur-
liant side whiskers. The amount received
Was S5,o00, and Lucky consoles himself
by gazing upon bit OF paper with "mi
lords Signature and a beautifully gotten
up coat of arms attached. Had the
swindler approached his victim in q ra=;
ged suit, the chauccs are that he would
have received substantial recognition
from the foot Of the San Francisco capi
talist. Moral 1t pays TO dress well, even
if You don't pay the tailor.
, 1878-12-21

No MORE NECESSARy.- In answer to 4
correspondent, writing to the STATESMAN
from San Francisco, we would say that
Walla Walla, at present, is well supplied
with doctors. and no more are Necessary
OmcorreSpondent can DO well here, either
as L laburer or rs a farm hand, but rs a
physician We think he would starve to
death, Il state OF affairs not pleasant to
contemplate, even if a man has q diploma
which cost him five dollars Stay away
from Walla Wal!a; or il You must come,
come in the guise Of an honest lahorer.
Therefore, sell your diploma, and with
the proceeds purchase r;;ir Of substan-
.id overalls. These you will find far
more servicable than Your parchment.
, 1878-12-21
pATEET "sKEKy TIGIE9.E-i EEs :


al VIII have tie PATENT OIL TUBES vii;
taking wheels the
which viii ly We :l safe that
no"thcr !:
completeness and ecy workmanship
especially
h timber thoroughly s" stock Al the wheels
boiling OF c
. III others who
simply recnc make Tie a},c:an aI
homeopathic The ironing heavy but
the time everything $ well Trgt"ftioned.
, 1878-12-21

The peculiar arrangement Of this unrivaled
implement needs only TO be seen to be sppre-
ciated. Ask your neighbor what he thinks
about it No complication Of levers, A boy
ran manage it, and do better work than man
with walking plow, and twice the quantity
per day We have paid especial regard to the
improvement Of our implements and We only
import cuch as have the very latest improve
lents and best STYLES As our line is too extend
, 1878-12-21
Rates asa aEs Ese5Sss:.,

From NIli3 hai!t 20 N1..u!I-----
From Wall. N...l. ~ :. ia! H:i. .-----.-------.
From Whitman II H...:.i!.t ------------------- /
, 1878-12-21
AXES AND HATCHE~o,
SAHnEEnY E.kGnlHssn

Farmers coaisiai'i,,tiu. l'.,'- r.
Barns OF GraAsii,~, supplied W, - .--.h
10y Nails AMI ha.owgr,.. st S.~.i.l P...'
S5-tt /. T. EIgI I..EgtTn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22
LATEST MARKETS.
NOON.

GALVESTON, September 2l.-Mosrr-Gold
looh 4 sIlyer-parj New York sight. y dis
count; New orleans sight, par.
umrs--Flrm and unchangedi dry selected,
ioc, picked u, stack sailed lsci kips lie, wet
sailed IKE TO sjsc.
WOOL. Dull and dropping. Fine Eastern,
spring clip, 2o@esc; Fine Western, 1sG2oc,
improved Mexican, 12@i5c.
CorroS --Receipts, 1166; no exports' sales,
1905, stock 81 ,9o7, market weak Middiing,
10; Law Miidllng. pAi Good Ordinary
nominal.
NEW yoRk, September q Gold opened at
iOOt, stocks strong, money IKEA per cent?
gold 1905, exchange-long SKI short 4s0;
state bonds steady, government bonds Arm
CorroS--Dull, sales 75o, Middling uplands,
~, Middiing Orleans ny.
Futures easy, September, 1l-o7i October,
1912; November, io-73i December 1870.
IrysnrooL, September 81, noon.-Cotton
fat and irregular. Middling Uplands, 67-lGdi
Middiing orieans, Gs-lDj sales, 5000; for
speculation and export, 800; receipts, l1eoS
all American.
Futures Ills better. Uplands, low mid
ding clause for September delivery. 0 5-lGe,
li-3g; October 9-32; September and Octo-
her 09-3s October and November, 9 3-i0i No
yember aud December, eh; December and
| Janua,y, o., January and February 6-5'
| New crop shipped October, and November,
per sail, 81.
observation-disclosures make futures at noon
i-l8 cheaper, instead OF better.
2:30 u. m. SALES, American, 250l. Futures
fiat; Uplands, low mlddllng clause, October
and November, 0 7-3sS63-iG.
Closing Markets.
KANSAS CITY, September 2l--Grass wfntered
Texas steers 81 so@a 90; corn fed 81 oo@s2 SC
per cwt
wmKAr.-No. spot, Que car sold at 1870
No. spot, one car sold at .oAc- per bushei.
Nnw ORLEANS, September eo-Goidsh TO q
sight par, sterling bank, is2k@is5h.
Cotton easy sales, 800 balesi Low MID
ding, 1O&i Mlddiing ics; Good Middiing io's
receipts, net, BIS, gross. 81; no EXPORTS
stock 10, OF. Aa-sa.s-~er-