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The New York herald., 1879-02-26
OBITUARY.
ROBERT SQUIRES.


Mr.. Robert SQures. who for several years held the
position of president OF the Third Avenue Railroad
Company, died yesterday morning He was born ut
Greene. Chenango county. n. Y, October 10, 1s22.
just years after his fathers removal to that
section of this State from Danbury. Conn. At the
age Of fifteen. with such qualifications were
afforded by ordinary country school. he came to
this city and began a successful career. Obtaining
man L Co., he abored diligently and made himself
invaluable to his employers Before coming OF age
he given interest in the business, and i'll the
year 1850 had the satisfaction Of being admitted to
the firm. At that time the name was changed to
Freeland, Squres l. Co.. and the change did not
impair the prosperity which had been due in great
measure to the previous efforts of the junior
member. But the period OF commercial depres.
sion following, the year 1860 proved fatal to the
fortunes Of the house. and some elapsed before
q satisfactory settlement could be made with its
creditors. Mr.. Squires had been prominent i'll other
branches of business, and the establishment OF the
Park Bank, of which he was OF the first direc-
tors to some extent result of his enterprise.
He also an early director OF the iermania and
Resoute Insurance companies. Finally, in the year
1865. he was elected president OF the Third Avenue
Railroad Company, which had been organized twelve
years previously with capital OF Sl.lTO.OOO. This
important position Mr.. SIuires held for several
years displaying singular executive ability in man.
aging the ordinary affairs of the company and re-
markable stubborness in resisting anything like in
suior dnation on the part of the employees. At one
time he defeated formidable strike of drivers all
the city railroads, His character might bo easily
read in the expression OF his face. He leaves wife
and sevcral children
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
THE TWENTY SECOND" ABROAD.

BANQUET GIVEN AT FLORENCE ny CONSUL
CROSBY IN HONOR OF THE DAY.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday. ]
ESPECIAL CABLE DESPATCH TO THE TELEGRAM. ]
FLoRtNcE, Feb. 25, 1879.
United States Consul Schuyler Crosby
gave banquet on Saturday evening to sixty
American gentlemen in honor of Washing
toms Birthday. Many prominent offcials
of the Italian government were present, and
the occasion was most enjoyable one for
all concerned. 1t was the first time that
Washington's Birthday was ever publicly
celebrated in Florence.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
OIIN L. CLArSON.

Olin j. Clauson, young lawyer of much PROMISE
died on Monday at his residence. No. 30 East Thirty
first street of pneumonia. Mr.. Clauson only
twenty nine years of age. but lie had already earned
recognition in his profession. He graduated at
the Rochester University in 1871. and. coming to
New York entered the Office of David Dudley Field.
When Thomas Il. Shearman lett the firm Of Field u
Shearman Mr.. Clauson accompanied him, and had
since been connected with his Office. He performed
much arduous labor i'll searching ont and verifying
legal points in tho Tilton-Bcecher His funeral
will take place this morning at nine o'clock at his
late residence. The body will be taken to Carmel.
Putnam county, for burial.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26--l a. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER!
WASHINGTON, Feb. Pol A. NJ.
Indications.
For the Middle States. warmer southeast to
southwest Winds falling barometer. cloudy weather
and rain or snow. followed during the night by de.
cided colder westerly to .norihwestcrly winds and
rising barometer.
For New England. increasing easterly TO southerly
Winds falling barometer. cloudy weather and snow.
with a slight rise in temperature during the day.
The Lower Mississippi will fall slowly.
Cautionary signals continue at Milwaukee. Grand
Haven, Ludineton. New Orleans Port Eads. Smith
vile. wilmington. Macon. Cape Lookout. Cape Hat.
tcras. Kitty Hawk. Cape Henry. Norfolk. Lcwes.
Cape May, Atlantic City, Darnegat. Sandy Hook, New
York New Haven. New London Newport. Wood
Hole Boston, Section :. and ordered for Portland
Section and Eas,port.
Cautionary OH shore signals continue at Galveston
and Indianola
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
INDIAN OUTRAGES.

A PARTY OF BRAVES, ON THEIR WAY TO JOIN
SITTING BULL, KILL STAGE DRIVER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BIsMARK ID. T., Feb. 20. ls,o
The body of Louis Ncssett the cid einpioye OF
the stage company who was killed on the road to
the Black Hills last Sunday by Indians. was brought
to Bismark to-day. Two balls were fired into his
body and his head was tomahawked Nessett
driving two teams. The Indians numbered nifty. and
told the boys ut the station where they stopped to
get some food that they had some OF the Cheyenne
squaws with them. They were going north to join
Sitting Bull. They left the station men unhu-t.
They wanted meat.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

CROWD CHASING HIM--JUDuE LYNCH IN
voKED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NAsHvrILE. Tenn. Feb. %. 1879.
horrible murder occurred in the suburbs Of
Nashville ut ono O'Clock this afternoon. Thomas
Merrimon was intoxicated early this morning. and.
after brutaly beating his wife. went to the house of
Morris Osborn. his fatherinaw. where his daughter
was stopping. He asked for his daughter Carrie.
whom no said he wanted to come out before the
muxzle of his shotgun. Fearing he would kill
her she refused obedience TO his request. Mrs.
Caroline Osborn. his mother-in-law. came to tho
door, however, and told him not to do that way At
that moment he placed the gun within three feet Of
her abdomen and before she had time to retreat into
the house. fired. filling her groin with sugs. She
fell upon her head out of the door corpse Turning
immediately upon her husband Merrmon said to
HIM .-..Don't you say a word, for II you do will
kill you" Deceased was sixty years old
Mcrrmon fed through the largo canebrakes ten
miles distant. Sheriils posse has gone In pursuit
The ncghborhood s greatly excited and incensed at
the murderer, who Is Threatened with Lynch law II
captured.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
A WEDDING PREVENTED.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

BALTIMORE, Feb. 20. 1879.
Miss Florence Dolphin. aged sixteen, and kober'
Wilson. year her senior. clipping couple. found
themselves the inmates of a police station tonight
instead of the bridal chamber. The woudbe groom
a handsome. well grown boy. and Florence pretty
piquant and somewhat dashng brunette. The lat
ter, under the preence OF visiting relative left
her home Monday and has since been
residing with Wilson's sister, while her
ardent lover planning for the nuptials He had
secured q marriage license and the wedding was to
have taken place tonight but the scheme
nipped i'll the bud by Mrs. Dolphin, who swore
out warrants charging the bride elect with in-
corrigibility and the groom that to be with alb
thicting minor. The lovers TO be true to
each other, and Wilson discaims anything dishonor-
able i'll connection with the intimacy.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
MEXICO.


THE REVOLUTION IN soNoRA-THE GOVERNOR
ADOPTING VIGOROUS MEASURES.
SAN FnANcIsco, Feb. 25 1879.
A despatch from Tucson. Arizona. says private ad-
vices received this morning from Sonora state that
the Legislature has just conferred extraordinary
powers on Governor Marscal. and that in pursuance
thereof the Governor is naugurating most vigorous
measures to Thoroughly suppress the revolution.
Orders have gone out that each district must furnish
its quota OF troops. All this proves the alarming
character of the revolution.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
SHERE ALIS HEALTH.

GOVERNOR GENERAL. KAUFMAN AWAITING FUR
THEIR INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE HE RECEIVES
THE AFGHAN ENJOYS
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
TAsHKEND, Turkestan, Feb. %, 1879.
There is a decided conflict Of evidence
here regarding the condition of Shere Ali.
The Afghan Ambassadors pretend that they
kend, letter from the Ameer dated three
days later than the communication from
the Russian military surgeon, before re-
ported. The message to the Ambassadors
informs them, SO they allege, that the alb
scess in the Ameer's leg had been opened,
and that his cure would be complete and
speedy.
THE DOCTORS AGREE.
Governor General Kaufman Immediately
assembled a council of doctors, who, after
reading the letter of their Russian colleague
from Tashkourgan and the technical report
accompanying it, declared that the diagnosis
was exceptionally clear and categorical, and
that full confidence should be placed in it.
TIE CHANGED SITUATION.
General Kaufman has, consequently, de-
cided to await fresh communication from
the Russian doctor, and also to get further
instructions from st. Petersburg, before
receiving the Afghan Ambassadors. The
reason for this is obvious, as in the event of
Shere Ali's death the visitors lose all their
quality Of ambassadorship until the recon-
6rmation Of their Powers by his successor.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
THE KENTUCKY DESPERADOES.

CINcISSAri. Ohio, Feb. rs. 1870
despatch says:--Jason Little and other con-
victcd prisoners of Breathit county, Ky.. made dcs
perate attempt to escape from Jail on the night be-
fore their departure for the Pcn,tentiary. They
had cut through the hocr of their cell to
the room below from which they could
easily have effected their escape had the plan worked
To SUIT them. They had arranged with friends out
side TO engage in "a sham fight ON the opposite side
of the jaii when they to make their escape but
the prisoners were discovered in the lower room.
and Judge Jackson ordered them to be put irons.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
THE STOCKTON DISASTER.

SAN Francisco. Cal, Feb. 25, 1879.
Stockton despatch says the Coroncr's jury found
that the recent explosion caused by the steam
gauge becoming defective and failing to indicate the
true pressure of steam the boiler. and the engi
necr depending on the gauge deceived rs to the
amount OF steam he had generated.
The funerals OF OF the victims took place yes
teray when the banks, public schools. saloons aud
business houses were closed i'll conformity with the
Mayor's proclamation. The County and District
s,nurts adjourned also.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
GREENBAcKEEs PROTEST.

At a meeting of the Executive Committee Of the
Grecnback Central Club Of New York, at No. s
Union square, yesterday. Richard schell presiding
and Gideon j. Tucker acting secretary, the follow
ing resolution adopted
Resolved. That the importation of Chinese I'M
migrants is grievance and an insult to the working
mon of the United States; that their coming htier
can only be desired by those whose object
cheaper the wages of labor and to degrade and debae
American citizens and that our thanks are due to
those Representatives and Senators i'll Congress who
have voted to close our ports against this horde of
ksiatic tpers.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.

Nlw ORLEANS. Feb. 25, 1879.
Sell Howell. General southern Passenger Agent Of
the Piedmont Air Line Railway. was shot and in
stantly killed by A. L. Wimberly merchant
of Coffecville. Miss, in an afiray
Tho corner OF st. Charles and Common
streets today. Ed Howell, u brother of the
deceased, shot wimberly In the back. making dan
gerous wound. About dozen shots were hred.
Eystauder was also wounded. Ed. Howell was
rested wimbcrlv sent to the hospital The
physicians think lac will live until morning.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
REV. ENos A. OSBORNE.

At the residence Of his son. Dr.. E. A. Osborne. in
Newark, n. j.. yesterday afternoon died Rev. Enos
A. Osborne, venerable clergyman of :he Presby-
terian Church. He born in Bloomfield eighty
seven years ago, and ordained to the ministry in
1918 He leaves four sons two of whom are phy-
sicians in Newark.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
CUBA.

srABBING OF CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES.
HAVANA. Feb. 25 1879.
Myron H. Taylor, citizen of the United States and
a painter by trade. was dangerously stabbed last
night ut a masquerade ball in the Tacon Theatre.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
CORNELIUS T. GARRABEANr.

Cornelius P. Garrabrant died at his residence nea1
Mendham n. j., yesterday morning. The deceased
ftysix years old and after he reached maturity
took an active part in politics democrat. He
held several Offices and represented his district for
two terms in the Legislature. He was an honest and
worker and had gained the esteem of his en-
tire constituency. He leaves wife and five children.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
MERRIMAN ARRESTED.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Fob. 26-1 A. NJ.
Merriman arrested ut the house OF his son-in-
law niue miles from Nashville. lie asserts that the
gun was accidentally discharged.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfou hours. In
parson with the corresponding date of last year.
Indicated by the Thermometer at liudnuts pharmacy
lliEnALD Buildinp, No. 2is broadway
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL's CARD.
CrNcrNSArr. Ohio. Feb. 2s. Isl,

CINcISSATr Ohio Feb. 25. 1879.
Archbishop Purcell publishes card. denying the
statement that the German Catholics arc disaifec,ed
toward him In his present troubles. lie says both
the German priests and people deserve and receive
his heartfelt gratitude for the uniform affection and
rcrard which they have shown him.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
SuIGITF KAULBACH.

Shirif Kaulbach, Of Luhenburg, father of Senator
Kaulbach and Mr. Kaulbach NJ. p, died suddenly
yesterday Halifax. n. s. aged eighty -four years.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
RECENT pErREDArIoNs ATTRIBUTED TO cHEY
I.NNES.
Sr. PAUL. Mimi,

ST. PAUL. Mnn Feb. 20, 1879
Dispatches to the Pioneer Press from frontier
points state that the Indians who committed mur
ders in the Black Hills last Sunday Chcyennes
their way TO join Sitting Bull. Estimates OF their
number range from nifty to one hundred.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

James I. Fields and Martin Brimmer. of Boston:
Congress man elect Richard Crowley. of Lockport
n y; Mayor j. J. Belden, OF Syracuse. and J. p.
Usher of kansas are at the Fifth Avenue. Ex-
Senator s. &. Pomeroy. Of Kansas; ex-Congrcssman
Thomas c. Plat, of Oswego, N. ". ami Commissary
General I. W. Lundy and Captain 7. B Emerson. oe
the British army are at the ST. Nicholas. President
Andrew ID. White. of Cornell University. is at tho
Park Avenue. Congressman elect Walter A. Wood. Of
Hoosick Falls. N. ". IS at the Brunswick. General
Wager Swayne, of Ohio. and George l.. Dunlap. OF
Chicago, are at the Windsor. Ex-Governor Charles
H. Ingersol. OF Connecticut. is at the Abemarlc. ).
n. Camden. of West Virginia. is at the Hoffman.
Att Is ALTOGETHER WRONG TO TRIFLE
with bad cough cold WHOM the risk is great aud
remedy prompt and Thorough as Dr. JAfsKs Ex-
ftcro9AST can readily bc found
LUpICR0pS SCENE
rhrr,nometer degrees In the shade Loco.Iroadway.
Dranais persons--An exceedingly tat ladypnhng like
whose face has become red either from the
usd exercise the eonseoasness that hundred eyes
are looking at him with ha Ia In each pupil Naughty
,%, ,s ~',,,,s Isy,Far viii relnc. the ~eiras
t"m tW to i've pounds pet week purely vegetable
natures remedy Tor thus diseased condition Procara-
bic ut your dtusgists
CHAMoMILE BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS (DR.
Chandler ~ dyspepsia. heartbaru, Dizziness OPP
ptessi,c breathing eostveness -ick headache pains in
bacS shoulders serouloas aud syphiltie tants kid
aud buii brokcn down consultations Is
cents all druggists. Principal depot 2lo West J4th st
MRS PARTINGIoN AND HER son IKE. III IS
said both use Dr. Bulls Coucn sf9rr for colds
THREE BALL" Is THE TRADE MARK ON
package. for best quality wAsnixo CRYSTAL and BAIL
BLUk Don't the price of the best tor interior qualities
Tiy BLuGnisN the best laundry blue.
To MAKE THE GUMS HARD AND HEALTHY
use BROWNS cAsrnonArrp sArosAcrous DssrRIFicE; -
cents.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
HORACE II. pApCoCK.

Horace II. Babcock, long connected with the Bos.
ton and Albany Railroad. dropped dead at Albany
Yesterday OF heart disease.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
ANGELL IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Feb. 25. 1879.
Angel. the defaulting secretary of the Pullman
Palace Car Company er,iyei here this evening.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
RAIDING BANNocKs SURPRISED AND sLAUGH-
TERED,

SAN Francisco, Ca Feb. 25. 1879.
Portland despatch says tLirty-six Indians the
remnant of the Dannock band which raiding in
Idaho last summer. have been surprised and slaugh-
tered in the Salmon River Mountains. No particu-
lars have yet been received.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
CHICAGO AGAINST THE CHINESE.

CHICAGO. Ecb. %, 1871
A mass meeting will be held here tomorrow to
IS resolutions urging the President to sign the bill
restricting immigration.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
A DREADFUL MURDER.

A DRUNKARp SHOOTS HIS MorHER-IN-LAw IN
MOST CoLD-DLooDED MANNER--A SOUTHERN
CROWD CHASING HrM--JUDaE LYNCH IN
yOKED.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26

Att Is ALTOGETHER WRONG TO TRIFLE
with bad cough eod. WHOM the risk is great aud
remedy sure prompt and thorough as Dr. JAfsSs Ex-
p,.sr r.uflre adj IN be
The New York herald., 1879-02-26


Average temperature for corresponding date last
o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06

81 50 Choice 81 e2s Fancy 81 ~ High Grade o. Ian
castor County. "a % Ohio do Choice aud Fancy $3.50
tern Extra 81 20 Superne IN lois 81 so 81 10 ve
qu T. ~ s7i3 Corn Ae,i no SAFE" Buck Thss Neal dnil
nominal ,, OSsl 30 wheat feversh nsv'vanis RI.
on tr,cS Gud ain depot I'll - 40 n ""vft9r - -
Penn ylvaLa Amber track AID grain depot 81 1871 Penn
syivlfia Anher elevator - IL; 10 We9tcrn Rcd ia
ee aior 81 I3N Rye steady southern SOC pnnsylysnA
58G-7 2c.. firm Western Rejected ira and grain
tor. 4Sr Sail. Mixed \ elbow daDOf
44c Delawar sail yellow sfost a. Nc: southern sail
ON and grain a. dfac ~ai. elevator. 43a
Oa;s drll DARK and Light Mixed 29a3oc Par Western
Choice 32 da2 2c Provisions quiet beef-Cty Mss- %
1873. Hams s- 90 Sl9. Po~k-MesS OJoG<ll f..
h n al, f AID S lila Jams cSs2 Rs Sides
-mok"l as - n s1it 3ha5 DC shoulders in salt 4@ts'
DO sue,r plcEed. fo'i!c. DO smoke, 4245o prrS..d
g. Gb'tc Batter stsav Creamery Extra. 2ia2fc Brad
ford County and ewYork tx tas %Oa2lc: Western
Ie.ervr Extra lGql do Good 4 choice lAal5ci E1s
I3dlfc. Egrs quiet Penusvlyana l5TIfc; Western C.
Cheese dull hut hrm Sow orK Facto-y. 34n42c West
regular IL Toes ~IntO, II nc racglb0 80 AMI
lava "a &c. Jamaica. l6ltc ~ugaf steady d6Ac 'or
Far 70 Good krhhlg tenn" uh'hAh-'o NOES ''H
-bc or ID ir-t Coversred ~ Ny 5"b-c Tor common
20 Choice. Timothy rru, 81 1905 o Flax sced wanted
Feed steady " nter Erau. 81 jO1$5. ctr leum nom
iuI ct4--. II -. Rerued. &C. crude G5'sc Mh4sAey
Double Extra Fail - Iossi p Treble do: - 4o9ti 80
Family - SJGSi IS: Choice $3.50 -. Whei cHcted
II O5ds O6l4 closing az o5fs Apr. : odqsl 0. y
co.ing at ~ =, May. NJ 8 DO. 81 OF hd. Corn
moderately active ard aigher 80 Nx"f - a. &c e3sA
aud March: 81 "a 81 Apui 81 - 81. Nay $50
PIC May Rye higher and wanted at dfC. Barley
dun snd unchang.. whisky lower az 3! a PJry hig4er
6GOc. Bulk Meats hrmec car lots Of Cured Gear i.bs
Bacon hrner Gear Ribs. j52 p % e. Apul CIe-r
bush, corn. 3StuV bush. oats. 5000 bush rye. LOO
bush; Barley. 900 bush. sniUments-Four 5000 o6ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06
cents are running light just now. We annex cur
rent quotations:
~ rRAxciscn cInsING rNIcks OY NINING sTo.Ks.
Yesterday. To-day


Louisiana consols declined 70 503l. Missouri 6s
firm, SSG, At 1O4l4. and 1857, at lO3l2d lO4
Old North CaTOlInas sold at 20l2. Other State
bonds were neglected.
In city bank stocks METROPOLITAN l5l sold at 3,
Butchers and D~ovCr, l2ll at 30, and BANK OF
America ~ at 127l2
There was a fairly active trading IN railroad
bonds. Jersey Central cOnsol> advanced 10 SIS.
convertbes to S37s, and adjustments 10 e6I LehIgh
and NIlheshaIre consols falling 10 4sl2. -: Paul
sinking funds were steady al 1922. and Northwest
gold bonds 1O6ls Metropolitan Elevated being
unchanged at about So and New-lO Ks at 1852.
c., c. c. and l. consols were easier ut 81. and Dem
yer and Rio Grande tir-ts firm at SSSs Burlington
and Cedar Rapids trss advanced To TN. Ere
consolidated = were freely traded IN at lOi4G
1919 and second mortgages ~ 1O3. Michigan
Central = sold at 1l14t, New-York Central regiS-
tered trsts at 1913, Canada southern hrstS ar lVi2
1898 Harlem registered hrSts at l23, leXas facl-
fc land grants at Is, and Rock island new 0s NJ
liza.
Money on cal lent at 3 al per cent on mixed col
lateral. and 2d3 on United states bonds, discount
and rates of domestic exchange being pretty much
as last quoted. The United States Treasurer at
Washington to-day received 100000 III National
bank notes for redemption. The customs recelpts
were $4,000, and the internal revenue receipts
$33OOOO. The following Is the Clearing House
statement to-day; Currency exchanges, SoO, No.
Gao; currency balances, 81, 4OS14S.
There was no change III the buying or selilng
rates of foreign exchange, though IN tone the mar
ket was rather easier than yesterday ana 10 goid
com went out by tO-day's steamer. We annex cur
I rent closing quotations:
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LIVERPOOL March 5-l230 p. m.-CotiOn-Teuding down
Middlng Uplsnds j'isi Middhng orleans 57Is; sales
1000 ba ea mc.nins LOCO bale, for speculation and FL
Receipts. $500 oaes-al American. Futures iaao
cheaper; CplanrS Low Midtunc clause March delivery:
5slsG do, March and Apr delivery. 5osd DO APrd anu
May delivery, MAY June delivery 3%i do
delivery Sired do, JUS aud A'gust delivery
,slSgqd.
LyERPOOI, March 5-2 o. m.-Cotron-Fniur's weak Up
Midi cause APui and May delivery bAisd.
BALIIHoRE, March lotion hrm. MitdAnE gs.c.; Low
Midiuug 9AC Good Ordinary, Be- net rr'rlDts 80 bales,
gross. 733 bales exports 10 But IN us bales
Is sales pit bales: stock 6.TS2 bales
BO-rON. March - du ]. MIIGnng ga Low
NiIdug ~ Good Ordinary 9c.. recoip- 903 bales.
exports Britain II bales stock. 80 O~ Da'es
CHARLESTON. March 5-Co,tOu quiet m hanged MD
ding , Low AlidlIHg. 9c. Good u'duary &C.. net ~
SOP bales exports to Great Titan 22o3 bales sales
300 bales STOCK 80. 20 bales
GALVESTON march j.-Cottor quer; Kidding. 9isc.. Low
MddlIng. $40 GoDd Ordinary sAsc. ne recelpts l035
baes 1000 bales exports tOastwse. III bales
sales $50 baies -tocS. 64,7o4 te-.
SEW-Oa.EAS March H.C0Itou uuiet. easy; Mddlng Sc
Ia~ MJdng So Good Ordinary. S's net rec.lpl~ goo
haes gross ~ halo, f1Uor twse. 4,519 bales
sales 900 b.fs stock. 1922, a6j bales.
SAVANNAH. March 5.-Cottou quiet MddhnG 9sisc lev
Niddirns tir0f Ordinary SO. net rec"lIts. 5lt
exports Great Britain 1888 pales 20 tie Continent
LIE bales cel-twse LIB bales sales lOoO Oales las
evening 800 bales stock. +7,Ol7 bales