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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-31
RANDOLPH A. SHOTWEIL.
CHAPTER FIRST.
SCHOOL DAYS. y

Student Life in Piedmont Pennsylvania-Northern
Schools and Southern Scholars-An Abolition Sec
ton - The UNDERGROUND Railroad - Honest
John" Patterson ('of South Carolina on his Ma
tive Heath, and Warned to Stay There john
Browns Raid, and its Results.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-31

tCOl. Lee with the Marines arrived at mid
night, and took position around the armory
walls. At A. NJ, the troops were called
to IN At day break, Lieut.. j. f. b.
Stuart, Lee's aid, and afterwards his ia
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sons Bay Bridpors, Tasmania and became '0'A'
BARK r JONES (Br, for New York. wrecked at villa
Reos had on board alo tons OF iron
BARK MAIZENA, tef Portland Mel, in shifting from the me
bark Oriana. carrying away her jbboom, &c
BARK MIDAS before reported ashore at San Antonio
She had part of her outward cargo on board
BARK us from New York before TO G rGpor.sd ssd
cargo board .
BARK soLArpr Nor, from New York before reported,
water In her hold.
BRIG tof Dgby Ns Morsho%ss from ps"s
behind the breakers The anchors slipped ana she
sn aD~sa She nsI ha Ss Ssf: ali sails prior arrival
BRre LAuRrrrA of T. Island had to cut her manmast
away during hurricane at Port Mulgrove, Oct %
scuR LINDA from Mobile at Havana Oct 10 split sails
and lost buwarks on the passage
scHR MARY TOWER at Boston for Fayal; sustained no
damage by going ashore ON Lobster Rocks MASS @9'h
scnR ALAMEDA from Perth Amboy for Boston before % rS
ported ashore Vineyard Haven was hoated I'm zo'h'
She is leaking about 400 strokes per hour
Sem MARY ALICE. of Darlington Ms. dragged out OF
Port Hawhesbury. Ms. during hurricane Oct ~ ana
scnR JuLr, (sp, from Pensacola with lumber for Car.
denas into Havana ON tho 10Th inst having lost deck
scHn KIT ARSON for Philadsp phia for Portland,
into pm oc. -. of NEWCASTLE Del by tug hnd,
" ter line; would repair at Newcastle
LEWIS from Port Regal for New York before orc
heavy gale of Cape lookout in which had sail splits ana
lost part OF deck load
ScHG MARY II MIrrIIS, Gott. from Hoboken with l1S
tons for the Manufacturing Co. Warren.
RI before reported sprung leak Tuesday evening ana
O'Clock next morning in 20 fathoms OF water
Bartletts Reef Lightship.
ScHR FREEDOM lying the wharf. Port Hastings, Ms.
had her knocked of during hurricane Oct 29 was
otherwise damaged and sprung aleak.
ScuRs HEAru.R. Il r. and Elizabeth Ann were driven
ashore Antigons Ms In hurricane Oct %, and will
NIL probably prove total loss The Heather Is insured
for 50 900 Tho W X had goods ON board for Pictou
Crews saved.
SCHOONER, unknown, was driven ashore ut Cariboo
Cove, Ms, in u hurricane Oct 20.
Two LARGE deeply laden schooners dragged their @
anchors Port Hawk kesbury during hurricane Oct %
One ot them brought the large telegraph cable nt
Cape Porrnpne the other was found holding ground
under McMian's Point.
FoUR ScHooNERs driven ashore In hurricane Oct
20 ut Cape Jack Light and three at Hastings. Ms
MISSING siderable nxiey is felt for the
safety Of chrs Lee and Caroline Young which cleared
Philadelphia about Sept ~ for New Bedford their
bills lading being received the 2Sth, since which
nothing has been heard OF them
New ORLEANS, Oct 3O-One hundred bales of cotton
the wharf of the Of steamer Adele have been
damaged by fire.
ST JonN NIB. Oct 30-Schr Boxwood. of Corvallis.
Ms for this port struck by squa and dsmasted off
aute Tho scr Nellie Troop towed her into Harbor
Vile. where she is now being repaired
TIGNIsH. PEI Oct 3U-Schr II Clark hence for Bos
is stranded at this port Tho vessel Is breaking up
and the cargo cannot be saved. The crew are safe
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CLEARED.

Steamer Celtic (BrJ. Gieadei, Liverpool via Queens
towu-R Cortis.
steamer Otranto C3r. jenkins Huii--Sanderson Il Som
Steamer Hungarian tBrJ, Hurry, Glasgow-Benham,
Boyescn, Pickering Co.
Steamer Wicand Gcr). Iebich, Hamburg via Plymouth
and dCherbourg-Knnhardt Co.
steamer Beigcnland tBcig) Jackson, Antwerp-Peter
Wright 4 Sons.
Steamer Kavenhi tBr) Kirby, st Nanaire--J Tucker
Co.
steamer Manhattan Keii-. Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond old Dominion steamship Co.
steamer M Woodward. Young. Batimoro--J krems.
steamer sarah. Sherrin. Philadclphia-J & Roberts.
Stenmer Eleanora. Bragg, Portland. Mo- Ames.
snip Garcloch tBr. Donaldson. Observation-Disclosures
Bros.
SHIP Sir Robert Peel stotson. London--Grinneil Min.
turn & TO.
Ship President Nor, Frcdrcksen, Bristol--Bcnham
Boycsen. Pickering X Go.
ship Dyanesti Dubrovacki AUS, Padch Geboa-Funeh
Edye X Co.
Bark sorrddcrcn Nor. Rcincrtsen Lverpooi-Benham
Boycson. Pickering x Co.
Bark Daphne (sw), wcstberg. Cork for orders-Funch
Edge x Go.
BARK Aloatross sw), Byerling, Bres-Iauro. Storey
Co.
:, Bark Bcndevcnnen !Nor, Olsen. Bordeaux-Benham,
Boycsen. Pickering X Go.
bark Ina tsw,, Wit. Port Natai-Funch Edye 4 Co
Bark Mercury (Brl Thomas, Alexandria, E--Perkins
Co
Schr Advance tr) Reynolds Monte Christ-J de Rivera
Co.
schr Samuel RUSSELL steclman, Jacksonviilo-war arrcn
Ray
Srbr George Gilman Randall, Boston-t;harles living
Schr Emily Nichols, Somersct--Il Il Doyle
Schr T. N Dunicid, liaynor, Hartford-Rackett Bro.
Schr Daniel Morris, Manken, New Haven-P A Cart
wright =. - 80
schr q G. Acken, Toms, Siamford-StamfOri Manufac.
furiu 10
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CUT HIS OWN THROAT.

"MORT" TUNISON COMMITS SUICIDE AT HIS
HosTELRY ON THE OLD CoNEY ISLAND ROAD.
Mortimer G. Tunison, the keeper OF well known
hostelry on the old Coney Island road. committed
suicide at his residence yesterday morning. Mort
as he was familiarly called. was born in Orange
county. this State. in 1918. but came to this city
when quite young and opened an eating house in
Washington Market. subsequently he became pro-
prietor of the saloon and restaurant attached to
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. in Broadway, and still
later leased hotel at High Bridge Twenty
ing men in this vicinity who had not put up ut
"Nort'' Tunson's hostery. Growing tired Of
High Bridge however. lie left there in 1859 and pur
chased from exSherih George Remsen the hotel
which afterward became so popular stopping
place the old Coney Island road near Parkv;lle
He leaves wife and two daughters and an estate
said to be worth upward of 100000. Some years
ago he built aud furnished at his expense
little Episcopal chapel his hotel. 81 amt
the young folks 90 to church..
Coroner Simms. of Brooklyn, empanelled n jury
and visited the residence of the deceased shortly be-
fore noon. The only witness examined was Mrs.
Mary A. Tunison, the widow, who testified that her
husband ways slept alone and that he retired to
bed about nine o'clock Wednesday evening; he
was low spirited and despondeut and during the
evening remarked that his 'head felt stupid about
seven O'Clock yesterday morning. Mrs. Tunison said.
while the way to breakfast. she stopped at his
door and asked if he was ready to go to
ever heard queer noise and became
somewhat uneasy, but went down stairs to the
breakfast table, returning soon after she found her
husband lying on the floor with his head resting on
his right arm; his throat cut. and by his side
lay a bloody razor; about foot and a halt from
where he was lying basin almost full OF blood
the suicide was partially conscious, but expired a
few minutes after. Mrs. Tunison believes that after
gushing his throat he staggered t. the door,
opcned il and then fell. There was blood on the
bolt on the inside of the door. In January last Mr..
Tuuison's daughter died Of consumption. and since
thcn the old man had been melancholy. Within the
mast fe ,ays he seemed notice of what
going on around but frequently threatened to COM
init suicide, and read all accounts III the newspapers
OF persons destroying themselves. On Friday or
Saturday last he took audsnun, but not enough TO
do him any harm.
The Jury rendered a verdict to tho effect tn de-
ceased committed suicide while laboring under tenn
pornry alteration OF the mind.
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Sailed 2sth. steamer Necksr der). willegerod trom
Bremen). New York.
SHIELDS. Oct 29-Arrved, bark Johannes Foss (sor)'
Mikkelsen. New York.
sr rNAzARE Oct 26-Arrved, bark Jennie Parker (Br).
Veale New York.
Sailed 25th barks Morgenroden (Nor) Gundersen New
York; Grant, Nor. Isehr do; 26th ship Baltimore Ger
Fokken, Baltimore.
rARrA. Oct l9-Passed, bark Incoronats Monte Car
melo dtaD, Lubrano. from Now York for Marseles-
TRIESTE, Oct 27-Arrived. bark oblo ItaD, Trucco,
Philadelphia.
WATERFORD, Oct 27-saiied, ship Ceyou (Br). Golfer.
Baltimore
Sailed from - Oct 20. bark JosiD CAus,. Cassovich,
New York.
LONDON, Oct 2s-Bark Howard (Br), which sailed from
Troon Scotland the 9th for Boston, put into Boil
fast Lough day leaking She has recommended to
discharge 200 tons of cargo.
Bark Peren tNor). Ledicn, which sailed from Stockholm
Sept s for New York and Philadelphia put into Arun
dol yesterday very leaky and must discharge.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLyHEAD, Oct 2s-Wind E, strong; misty; barometer
3o3o6
LIVERPOOL Oct 2s-wind EsE, light; haxy; barometer
30.34s.
Lizard, Oct 2s--Wind NE. strong; cloudy.
PLYMOUTH, Oct 2s-wind ENE. fresh; cloudy; bsrons-
ter 1905
ScILLY, Oct 2s-Wind Z. fresh; barometer 80
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Cant @ Wis of steamer w schoten Dutch. has our
thanks for special meteorological observations made In
connection with the HERALD weather service.
STEAMER MoSrAsA ti,r) from New York. which arrived
nj oueenstown 4 PM Oct ~ made the run IN days ~
hours aud the quickest passage ever made by
this steamer.
STEAMER ADMIRAL tof New Ycrl, from ogdcnsburg for
Wilmington De arrived Oak Bluffs. Mass. pm Oct 20
having WHOM off Nantucket South Shoals, during heavy
NV gale aud n the Same day. sprung lcak,
which the Gres but the water under
and the vessel arrived above with her wheels aud padd
boxes badly damaged She would make temporary repair
proceed the 3Ot The Admiral was formerly the
revenue cutter salmon Chase
sHir IvASnoE tBr from Melbourne Aug 10 Tor san
francisco cors repored went ashore Aug II In Andor
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MISS CLARKS MURDERERS SEN.
TENCED.

BosroN Oct. 80, 1879.
Dr. Daniel F. Kimball and Nine. Caroline c. Good
rch recently connected principals in the Jennie
p Clark malpractice SO. were this afternoon SEN
fenced the former receiving six years in State Prison
and the latter ten years i'll the House of Correction.
II is stated that Kmball order avoid sentence
attempted to cut his throat.
The facts of the attempt are that Kimbal after
shaving this IN orning. made slight cut under his
lett ear. The wound soon dressed and was
found not to be serious to prevent his appear
ance ut court He has several times since he has
been in Jail threatened suicide.
The counsel for the defendants made plea for
Mrs Goodrich on the ground that ner health
such that she could not survive long imprison-
ment. but the Judge without any response thereto,
nced prisoners.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTOHIAO Oct 22-Sailed, bark John q Munroc 'bD
Summers. United Kingdom. w-.,.
BOSTON, Oct 2o--Arrivcd, schr Mary Tower, Terwhe
gar, Fayal via Flores. ,...,...
Amaiia dtaD adanza Cork k,amsnn,a iai
3Oth-Arrived steamers Centipeoc, Smitn
Neptune, Berry. New York barks Ceiina, nous"on;;
Bucnos Ayres; Ccyon. Josseyn New iork, u''s nJ
Rich baltimore: Mabel Rose Allen Phiadclphnn,,
schr Robeccs Florence Crowe k'chmono W. "" NUT
folk. A.. x... ,.,. or. :.
1aska g. m r-u..,,
Chase Boston; Hattie King. crowley 40 ~,
-farks freya tNort Qucenstowni ocntoti utnI,'
Bordcaux: Andrea Antonia Ita do; John Irshsy !br!
Cork; Mary A Myshrali tBr). Honneuri BRIG Jennie
Cheney, Pernambuco.
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SAILED.

Steamers Celtic (Br), for Liverpool; Bcgenland tBr.
Antwerp wieland !Gsr Hamburg: Etns !br, Kingston,
Abemaric. Lewes. Del: ships Mari bombay; Leonora,
yokohama; Warsaw OBJ; Cork; So,dea kue London mon,
Moody tBr. Dunknk: Erihna DR., Antworp: brigs
Wieinina Antina tDutch, Trieste; Lady Mary Br) Ca.e
Hayticn. .x,,, ,,., g., 80, n,
tr, for Rav.nhil rl 81 Nazaire; ship
Martha Cobb. Liverpool bark u dc Jaldo, Sagua.
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/ ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

New YORK, Oct. 30-Noon.
Tho Western Union time ball dropped to-day thir
teen hundredths OF a second slow.
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orIscEI.LANEOUs.

MIScELLANEOUS.
AL
MAX STADLER CO..
BROADWAY CORNER PRINCE ST.
EIGHTH Av.. CORNER FoRTIETH ST..
MEMS AND BOYS
CLoTnIERS
BEYOND n DOUBT THE MOST RELIABLE HOUSE
FOR STYLISH AND WELL MADE GARMENTS
EQUAL TO CUSTOM woRS, AT REASONABLE
PRICES.
MAX sTADLER CO.,
BROADWAY, CORNER PRINCE ST..
EIGHTH Av CORNER FoRTIETH st.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. IMPOTENCE, WEAKNESS
iy cured BY WINCHEsrErs SPECIFIC PILL. Two 70
six boxes arc usuaily sufficient Prco 81 box BIZ
boxes 40 Send for circular Prepared by WlNCHEb-
TER CO.. Chemists. 10 Jonn o.. New forE
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SPOKEN.

Ship Pattcrdale (Br Gunsen. from Liverpool for San
Francisco Oct 3. lat Is N. lon IL w.
Ship Esther Roy (Br,, Roy from London for Philade
pha Oct 80 80 miles ENE OF Barnegat
Bark Recovery B Cook from st Naxaire for New York.
Oct 23. lat 40 -. Ion IS Oh
Scnr Hattie Turner from - for Boston. Oct 26. lat
81. Ion IL Grow down with fever.
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YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs. &C.
Wy YANTED--TO LEARN or GOOD PAiiNG IN
w land route South either passenger or ircghp i1r o
messenger light drsught steam yacht Address srEAA
YACHT. Herald Office. ------------
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OGe.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-26
[PHIs DAILY APPEAL~THURsDAY JUNE 80. 1875.

Mississippi. Half foot rise is reported at
this port, but falling at all other points on
the Mississippi.
Cincinnati Times, Tuesday evening: "Com-
ing up from Louisville, the General Lytle
struck an obstruction this morning, above
North Bend, and had hole knocked in her
hull, which caused her to sink. 1t is supposed
she struck log. She was run up along the
Ohio shore, near Muddy creek, where she
went down. Her lsrboard knuckle is on the
bank, while her starboard lies in about ten
feet of water. She is badly careened but the
United States mail-line company, who own
her, think she can be raised, and intend to
send one of the Champion towbosts down to
make the attempt. No loss of life or freight
is reported. The Lyle was on her last trip
of theeeasoD, and was to have been laid up
on her arrival here to-day. 1t is remarka-
BILE coincidence that she met with a similar
accident on her last up trip last summer. Her
passengers and crew came up on the Sherley
and the cars"
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mon to good common, 6@64c; fair to fully
fair, 63s@624c; prime to choice, 6%@71Sc;
yellow clarified, 74@73sc. Molasses steady
with fair demand; fermentiug, N@30c;
common, 25@28c; fair, 28@30o; prime to
choice, 32@35c. Rice-good demand at full
prices; Louisiana, ordinary to choice, 65s q
794c.
CHICAGO, June 25.-Flour quiet Wheat
in fair demand; cash higher and options
lower; No. 2 Chicago spring. 81 051a cash,
9624 @96%c July, 04@90%c August, CSC
September. G rn in fair demand, but at
lower rates; 355s@354c cash, 357s@36c
July, 362s@37c August. Oats in fair demand
but at lower rates; 1880 cash and July, 291l
Q295sc August. Rye steady, 1890. Bar
ley steady, Zoe. Pork active, firm and higher;
50 80 cash, SO 80 bid July, $40 bid August,
SO l21a asked September. Lard fairly act
i've and shade higher; 6.1211@6. l5c cash
and July, 6 2216@6.25c August, 6.3Oc Sep
TENDER. Bulk meats frmer, 3.95@4 ESQ
5.0715c. Whisky steady, 81 04.
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TRUSTEE SALES,
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF 4 trust deed made to me By Amanda
ID LabsSque and 3. Labesque, datec March 81,
1877, and Recorded 10 the Registers ofce of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in book No III, pages ia. etc.
L will, on Monday. dune 30. 1879, at the
south gate OF Court Square, In Memphis, Tennessee,
sell for cash, at public oucry thu following real es-
tate: Lying south OF Memphis, ia said county, and
being the north half of the fOliOwing described
tract viz: Beginning al the intersection Of the north
line Of Kerr avenue with the center OF the Hcm
Lake r0a1 thence east on and with the north line of
Kerr avenue TO the southeast corner of 205B-acre
tract conveyed by v. d. GlaSscOek to il. D. small
thence north with the east line OF said 2U5sacIe
tract to stake the southeast corner of tract sold
by said Small TO Robert ". Sanford; thence west
parallel with Kerr avenue TO stake in ths middle of
the Horn Lake road; tbence south with said road to
the beginning containing seven acres and the north
half thereof TO be sold containing 3Ia acres. All
right OF dover, homestead and redemption waived.
ID II DLLSINN- Irnsiaa
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TTUsfae5S S9Ia

pY deed recorded in Registers ONCE OF Shelby
ID county in book %, page 53l, q. W. TrueheaTt
and his wife, NJ. ). TrueheaTt. conveyed 10 me in
trust certain house and lott Memphis, Tennessee.
therein described; the lot fronting 50 feet on the
west side OF Second street. ana adjoining the south
side OF the alley between Poplar ard Washington
streets. and running westward about 40 feet the
alley between Main and Second streets. 10 secure
Patton Co. the payment or three notes therein set
out given by TTueheaTt and wife for the balance Of
purchase money Of said PROPERTY ageTegating
S2552. all bearing interest from 9th JuIe 1878.
In default of payment OF any Of said notes. or the
taxes on said property, the trustee is UtOTiZed TO
become due and payable out of the proceeds of the
SAFE Inc Two hFst OL stiu NOTES qua certain taxes
DAY, July II, 1879 at u O'clock at the southwest
corner OF Madison and Main streets, Memphis, sell
above desclbed properly, for the purpose Of paying
said notes, interest and taxes. The right or redemp-
ton is waived and the purchaser takes absolute tie
which is believed to be perfect. but convey only
trustee. On the lot is a eommOdious 2 story brick
residence. No. 1S1 Second street.
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SUMMER REsORTs.

AACEAN GROVE, n. =. ('The City by the
~ Sea.'O Summer and winter resort on the shores
of the broad Atlantic and Wesley Lake Cool breezeS
In summer and warm ST am heated rooms In win
ter. Otis's Hydraulic Passenger Elevator, OTa-An-
nunciator Telephone, Telegraph, Gas, Warm Salt
water Baths, Fire Cool Springwater, Shady
Groves, Entire freedom from mosquitoes. Per
feet drainage. Large sewer to ocean. SPLENDID
Bathing, Boating, Fishing Drives and W alks. $50
rooms. 81 SO to So per day. Liberal deductions
by the week and month. I12 hours from New York
via Central Railroad Of New Jersey 90 trains each
way daily; or the New ocean 4 tler Line via Long
from Long Branch. Open the year round.
H NJ. SHELDON, Proprietor.
WELCOME E SHELDON, Manager
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PRIMM'S SPRINGS.
Estes AOu9e.

DRIMM'S SPRINGS are situated twenty miles
i west of Columbia, In Hickman county, Tenn,
and ten miles from Bon Aqua, and VIII be open to
the public June 10th. We have built many new
rooms and improved others to considerable extent
so that much better able to accommodate the
public than heretofore. daily hack Will run from
Columbia TO Bon Aqua, via Primm's. For further
Information. see Embry q FreSSon, Columbia, Tenn
~ Board, 81 per day. d. J. ESTES = sons.
ETENWTCK HALL, sAYbrOOk Point, ct
"A Beautifully located on Long Island Sound, at
the mouth of the Connecticut river. Easy of access
from New York by boat cars. All the attractions
of frs-class watering place; rooms large we'll ven
tilated and lighted with gas throughout. Milk and
cream from COWS kept upon the place. For further
Information and circulars, please address Hotel
GeTkeley Boston, Mass, until June 18th. Open June
2Eth. Prices unIsualiY low. E STAN ION. Prnn'r.
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DRY GOODS.
IBY TELEGRAPH.7

NEW YORK, June Robustness con-
tInues light in all departments but satisfac-
tory for the time of year. Cotton goods are
very firm and in fair demand. Ginghams
are quiet and steady and lawns dong we'll.
Men swear woolens sluggish bat firm. For
eign goods remain quiet. The Bulletin says
Gloucester dark fancy prints will be opened
Tomorrow at 61%c
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COTTON.

The kilograms reported dull, quiet or nom
inal markets yesterday, with no change of
figures except another I-l6d down in Liver
pool. In our market there was nothing
doing, the evening before IS bales were sold.
Quotations are nominal in the absence of
TRANSACTIONS and probably 15c above what
cotton would bring. The New York Bale
tin, of Monday, reports: The tone was
stronger and values ranged somewhat higher
throughout, with the offerings moderate and
indifferent. The tenor of the cable advices
from Liverpool was generally encouraging
and this acted as a partial stimulus, though
local causes are generally credited with
Rffording the most decided influence. The
accommodations of cotton on the spot are now
understood to have become pretty well con-
centrated and furthermore are said to be in
the hands of operators who control the bulk
of the contracts maturing during the balance
of the present crop year, and it is therefore
surmised that the bull element has less rea-
son to anticipate attack, and with any new
basis to work from can secure considerable
advantage. For the time being outside SPEC
ulation Is rather slack, and operations are
corespondlngly moderate"
Glntsee RNahaDve arakamRDe
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The Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs
Montgomery Co., Va.

THHIS FAMOUS SUMNER RESORT, NEAR THE
L summit OF ths Allegheny Mountains. having
undergone eXts nsiv5 Improvements and repairs, Of
fers unusual attractions for THE SEASON OF 1879,
and viii be open for the reception of guests
On the First Day OF June.
The neT management VIII snare neither expense nor
pains in sustaieibg lis reputation as the Leading
Watering Placs In the South. Visitors will stop at
BIG TUNNEL STATION, on the Atlantic. MiSsis-
sippi and Ohio Railroad, distant g miles from the
Springs, to which there Is branch narrow guage
railroad, thus avoiding exposure and fat que Of rid
ing IN coaches over rough roads Two DAILY
TRAINS, making close connections North and
South; elegant PALACE SLEEPING-CARS attached
to ali trains, and through without change from
New Orleans, Vicksburg. Memphis, Baltimore, etc
ROund-tTip Tickets at greatly reduced rates good
LIVERY, Express, POst-telearaph and Ticket Offices
The celebrated MARINE BAND, from the Naval
Academy. at Annapolis, Nd. has been engaged for
the season. Balls, etc, will take place on stated
OCCASIONS.
RRtes-S2 so per day; S12 per week; $40 per
month Of four weeks. Children under ten years old
and coOred servants half-pree. White servants ac-
cOTding to accommodations required. Special rates
for families spending the season.
For further particulars, etc. address
WILSON q COWAN. PTODrIet0rs.
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Inc Tore OF INC Iuluts mhrkeI was as IUI-
lows: At10I0, easy; 1858, quiet and steady;
IL 80, q1iet and firm; l2:45, quiet; AS,
steady; 2:30, firm; $3.50, firm. Sales, $1,000
bales.
The New Orleans market closed easy and
steady at I2c for middllng. Sales, $50 bales;
receipts, net, 467 bales. Stock, "a, 577 bales.
The Liverpool kilograms yesterday reported
cotton easier; middlinR uplands, 6 Is 16d;
Orleans, I'd. Sales, 1000 bales. Receipts,
22OO bales; 2200 American.
Liverpool futures opened partially 1924
gust, 6 % 32d; Acknowledgements, 1892,
6 I5--I61; September October. I'd. At 4
O'Clock: July August, SO, 1921; August
September, 6 3I-32d; September October,
8 1892, I'd. At the close the market was