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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
Anew Co.tonsIi,i a, Augusta, Ga.

Augusta, Ga, May 26.-The Sbley cotton
mills company organized To-day by the
election of VIM. &. Sibley, President Among
the di ectors are Samuel Keyser, Of New
York, and Walter Smith, of Cincinnati. The
authorized capital is $1,000 900. The amount
subscribed is 100000. The erection of the
factory will proceed at once. This will be
one of the largest factories in the South. The
cotton mills in Augusta'have paid since the
the war f-ou to 20 per cent per annum.
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PERSONAL.

Ex-Queeu Isabella is expected to make {"
long visit 10 London soon.
Mr.. Hotutio Seymour says that he is too
old to travel ahuut making speeches.
Mr.. ELLISON, has again received patent,
this time for nh improved phonograph.
The late Richard Van Rensselaer,, of Al
bauy, left 81 900 to the New York City hos
pital.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has returned
To Hartford. C1,lrc,icul, from hec winter
home in Florida.
d. X. Jones, who made the first friction
matches. died last Tuesday, at ChiRicothe,
Ohio, aged eigaty
MIR. Elisha b. Wa,hburae is said to be
threatened with typhoid pneumonia. lie Is
visiting Portsmouth, Maine.
Bis,nar is reported by De BloWiz to
have been ufered SlS0,0Oe to become the
Berlin correspondent OF an American
journal.
NJ. Gambetta was the ccRtre of observa-
ton Yesterday at the civil marriage OF Mile
de Gnlliftt to taron Frank SeilIieres.
The Crown Princess o. Germany, Queen
Victori,'s dauuut,r bas returned to PoLsdam
after six months sojourn in Austria and
Italy.
Canon Duckworth has come out OF the
scandals htaped upon nun unlnlured, ana mas
resumed his duties Al St. Marks Church, 81
Johns Wood.
rince Imperial Rudolph, of Austria, has
written novel IN English, in which great
persons in the court nj Berlin are roughly
handled. 1t is called Celia"
Red Cloud, Spotted Tail and ten other
Sioux chiefs will go 10 Washington TO discuss
the proposition To permit rallroaos TO run
through the Sioux reservation.
Father Homer, the noted head and origi-
nator Of the Roman Catholic missions AZ
Zanzibar. has Just died Vt Cannes, IN conse-
quepce OF an illness contracted In Afrlca-
Thyra. Duchess of Cumberland, and sister
of the Princess of Wales, who had been
leading secluded life, is suffering from de-
preston OF spirits NERVOUSNESS and dry
cough.
Lord Beaconsfcld denies, 10 letter TO the
J,ondop Times, that he said what was attrib-
uted to him in the reports of his speech at
the Conservative meeting at Bridgewater
house
Mr.. Tennyson has refused, after all, to be
candidate for the rectorship OF Glasgow
university, as he would be compelled to stand
AZ n political candidate and not merely on
his literary fame.
General Wager Swayne, son OF Judge
Noah Swayne. OF the United States supreme
court. is 90 busy his counsel of the Wabash
road, that he has been obliged to rehuquish
his legal practice in Toledo.
-.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27

New York, May %, About miihigM .
fire broke out in Denselow Il Buslss wsssa,,
Brooklyn. The flames spread raYidly. ~
oil tank exploded and Il is reported ~ d
and wounded number Of men The ssSss
extended to several vessels and to A aAsA
lumber yard.
Evryth ny consumahlo wAs burned bSeAs
the arrival of the engines. Thousandas ~
gallons of oil, With the extensive wessnip II
neustan 4 Bush, were destroyed, ble,Sas
Adams lumber yard and Rogers Iumhsr
yard, The loss is S44O0es The sohoo2sr
Charles Connolly, loaded with tar wss can
sumed. Other vessels got beyond the gonsh
OF the flames and We're saved. Theexp4oaan
was So great that it destroyed J SeA
buildings Of Denstan s., Bush onsa Of
which WAS ono hundred feet souareT Ne
window frames of VII housed, in the .7iaimsy
were shattered, The loss. of the sancheIf
and cargo is about $1,000 The casssEa
was obliged 10 Jump overheard 10 saws lis
life, No lives were lost, ana so far as cana 10
learned only two men were slightly ntuss.i
The losses are covered by insurance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
The Omaha strike Ended ..

Omaha, Neb,, May 90. Tho smataass
works strike ended this afternoon. Goyesrxs
Nance, the Smelling Works company NssAa
committee from the strikers held conSl.ams
to-day. The company had previously o iassl
81 30 for nine hours work for conNnn
laborers. This afternoon they offered SIS
for ten hours and agreed 10 make no q AMI
list. This was accepted by the strihoksn.la
Of whom go 10 work tomorrow msrcrpas
The government troops have been sem "a Afa
to Fort Omaha and the militia ord :fAasdA
leave immediately.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
H., si,raa Republican Nominations.

IL int, cans, May 26.-The Republican
g az e,c pf 4pnal District convention nominated
Ire lossllowlrl Candidates: Third distrl t,
,pfSmy' Taylor ,eattle; Fourth district, Hon
Aliit 20 Williamson; Fish district J. s.
h rithews sAth district, G. b. Anderson,
Iyla 70 ~ hoters nominated as follows;
II ll,Nut, Judge Taylor Beattie; Sixth
jatr :, jdhn E. King
LNl g--Judge Beattie was nominated for
Congress only by the Grant boilers. The
regular Republicans postponed nominations
{ First Second and Third districts. Poll
tieiars assert that Senator Kelogg's usual
| good luck sticks to him, hning elected a dele
g,te TO Chicago by both factions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27

Halifax, May 26-The ship Borntc~Gi
ladeped from New Orleans for Triaaiats,Rs
dsmantled in gale on tho 10Th. Tho6aha4
age was temporarily repaired. She .riSdslS
reach Halifax, but in ,ha dsnse fcrgAaaA
prevailed on the 23rd struck iieayef 'tT.atna
ledge, sixty miles east Of Halifax. .Tiic'vesssl
will be total loss, bat her cargo CO dnAsn
BEEN, saved had any igbterage iibns Il
hand. The latest accounts are fi.f,J In
greater portion of the cargo hhs bee irstsl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
Chicago's Credit.

Chicago, May a6,--1wo hnndre1S Si
ninety thousand dollars Of the city 55sr
4 IL per cent bonds, 70 run twenty y9sp1,
were placed this morning Mt 3,1J0'sTe.
MUM, the Corn Exchange bnph tokinr f'As
whole lot. Five other persons and c5ssyp
ratlons made bids above par, These litiNh
replace the issues OF 6 and per cehs. IN
bonded debt Of the city has been reust5sa
nearly S2,225, 000n eight years. and .si,asw
about nine and eight-tenths mills ot,s ana
dollar of taxable property.
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A Mileage clearinghouse AssOcia-
ton Formed.

Chattanooga, May The Southern
Mileage Clearing House association was or
ganized in this city 70 day by the election of
j. A. Burns, car accountant Of the Western
and Atlantic railroad, President; S. b. Nc
Coouiet, auditor of the Chicago, st Louis
and New Orleans railroad, Vice president; w..
Z. Ansley, auditor of Atlantic and Charlotte
Air Line railroad, Secretary, and Il. Q. Rob
son General Agent The Clearing House
will be located in Atlanta. This organization
was effected tor the purpose of facilitating
mileage settlements between various rail-
roads south Of the Ohio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
Third District Congressional Green
back Convention,

special to the Herald
Fort Worth, May 26.-Daegates to the
Greenba k Labor party convention, to be
held here, are making their appearance at
the hotels and wagon yards, and the slate
making in behalfof Congressional candidates
has commenced. DIR. Barnett, of Parker;
Judge J. G. Kirby, of Dallas; Judge White,
of Mckinney; DIR. Andrew Young, of John
son; Colonel Cobb, of Grayson, and II. A.
Spencer of Dallas, are urged by their respect
i've friends for nomination.. Parties author
ized to speak for General r. NJ. Gano, refuse
to allow his name to be used us candidate
before the convention. 1t is not known what
the probabilities are of acceptance of a nomi-
nation on the part of the gentlemen named.
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rig,,t with wnrderers.

Chillicothe, Mo-, May 90 Our Sheriff,
with posse, went to Mooresville township
to arrest two men, last night, charged with
murder in Cooper county, Missouri 1t APP
pears the parties were on the lookout, as
they opened fire on the Sheriff and his party.
The Deputy Sheriff, Mr.. j )hn Hale, received
flesh wound in the thigh, aud the Sheriff 3
coat was cut by bullet. The parties es-
capped to the woods and the Sheriff and dep
utY returned this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
STATE SPECIALS,
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.
A.CoiIin County snake with the Pie
ture Of u woman ON Bts Skin
Charles T. DOrmaU, the Forger.
Breaks Jail at JOcksboro-
An Astounding sheriff.

Special 10 the Herald
Austin, May 26,-The following cases
were decided in the Court of Apr eals to-day.
II. S. Lisk VS.. the State of Te$as. From
Parker county. Motion to dismiss over
ruled.
Jacks Walker va. the State, FrGW Parser,
Motion to dismiss overruled.
General Calvert VS.. S. l.. Riddick, Ap.
peal from Falls. Appeal dismissed
jill Scott VS., Keep Hogan, ct al. Appeal
from Falls. Appeal dismissed,
w. b. Hurley VS.. w. A. Boyd. Error
from Ersth Affirmed on certificate.
Anderas Vallesco VS.. the State Of Texas
Appeal from Bexar. Reversed and remsuded
A. b. Parkinson VS.. the State of Texas
Appeal from Medina. Affirmed
John Webster VS.. the State. Appeal from
Kinney.
T. B. Archer VS.. the State. Appeal from
Johnson. Re ersed and remanded,
Jacob Brown VS.. the State Of Texas. APP
peal from Travis. Affirmed.
Lewis Moye VS., the State Of Texas. APP
peal from Navarro. Reversed and remOndet
w. Raymond vs. Epstein, Levin ~ %
Appeal from Bell Affirmed with damages
Miguel Riojas vs. the State of Texas. APP
peal from Bsxar. Reversed and remSHded
Sam Bailey vs. the State of Texas. Ap
peal from Limestone. Affirmed
NJ. VI. Broxton VS.. the State of Texas. up
peal from Young. Affirmed.
The Court of Appeals, now sitting AT N1s
tin, have finally disposed Of two hundred AnC
lfty-two cases during thespace OF the asI i!
weeks, viz: Felones, 90 ;cIvil cases, 90; MS
demeanors, 4G sci fias, 8; haboas corpus,
Thirty.seven cases were transferred =
the commissioners of appeals, of whichtwen
ty-two have been decided.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
Large land PurcI,nse.

Special to the Herald
San Antonio, May 26.-One of the largest
purchases of land that ever occurred in the
State has just been completed by Car IL
Kesrney, of Webb county. The tract is the
Rugges tract, sixty seven leagues, in Webb
and Dimmt counties, irtended for sheep
raising. The firm now have on hand G5,0JO
head
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27

Charlottesville, Virgins, May 26. The
Charlottesville spring races Today were
attended by a number of persons from other
states. The first race was won by Tom O.
Inns, distance one mile. Tme--J:47; stakes,
one hundred dollars.
TIE second race was won by Comet.
The third race was won by Fly, all Yir-
ginia horses
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
Chicago Anti.ssrant Meetings.

Chicago, May 2G.-In response to a.call
for an anti-Grant meeting issued BY 80 deae-
gates of the Farewell Hall, Cook county con-
vention, 20 Springfield, about 5000 persons,
including large number Of ladies, assem-
bled in Central music hall, tonight the hall
being completely filed long before the time
for the speaking t. commence. Owing to
the overflow meeting of 1000 more was
organized IN Farewell ball. Speeches were
made by Kirk Halves and others.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
Aprencher yin,licn,ed

jamestown, n. Y, May 26.--Alter snsaaa
h4ustive examination Of the allegations asi
adultery against Rev. lir Peize, lisSla~
cenee WAS thoroughly established In
committee of investigation and the ssssaA
were unanimous, In the judgment c 81 10
church, however, no should abs.ai'ssn IN
preaching until he has rrecovere fro m III
effects Of the rumors
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
roliticaI ENcltement in pe,crsi..a.ax

Petersburg Va, May 20 Never hai tssaos
been such political excitement in this q iasn
Is existing here tonight, Incident up0lsAs
municipal election Tomorrow Dei1kfe
Readiustep and straigbtout Repubiidsn
and Funders are holding msss mee,ns Asn.
night, using every etihrtto defeat esch ossag
tomorrow, Tbo Readasters hayep aaysl
every hack IN the city service forio.moenmp,
and the Funpers interchangeable nsxs1
70 Richmond Tor teams. To-day Noll ass4i
Republican RcadjusIer, jujge of election IN
the Fifth ward was arralgped before Spse
h. NJ. Morris on the alleged assertion tli&ssAe
intended carrying the election Cor his pNrty
either by fair or foul means. Nollener sans
discharged from the office and Daniel gNss.
son was oppoie,ed in his stead Tonight. IL
ira police have been on duty all day. Auanng
those 10 bevoted for tomorrow ARE sepvsi
negroes for Couneilmen on tho raigislfS,
ticket "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
Mary MARX WIN.

New York, May 2G,-Sulrogats- -Jslsn
gave decision friday ial the con.esa-, va,
the viii ofthe late Nary Caroline Me srxssas
left the greater portion 90 her estate ia ss
A. d. j. Bradley. The will was cont ss-esssT
her rela.ivesion the proard Oh undv ne nsh.
eace and testsmentary incbpseity. Asa No.
rogate admits the will 10 probate ,l.,,nig
that ii was executed free from any a9Asziss y
hueneel g-si ae alN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
co,cess;ou of nm Iucendirry.

New Orleans, May 26.-rhomas MeIis,
sailor, now in Prison, charged with setting
fire TO a cargo Of cotton on board the ship
Iron Gross, last mouth. made tuil COMES
sion 10 the British Consul, duplicating sew
eral persons, inclu ling another silor on said
shin. and longshorensn and some ting boat
men. Their names have moi yet been made
public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
Colorado Republican conve,.,a.,A.

Denver, Col, May 20, Tho Rapipstxa
convention assembled at two O'Clock ayas sses
day afternoon Elk Governor RItmta
was coosen chairman osl 1 the ) ~
cago delegation, Resolutions rsss
adopted requesting The 1 deiahvss
to Chicago 10 use all honorable alssw
to secure The election of Ger, Grant. i, yh
convention stood l66 for Giant; tSG6 Hs-
Grant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
A YouthfuI Murderer

Boston, May 26.-NaEq Smi,a, 'serdg-
teen, was found murdsre hist night II 4.asnr
elville, Charles +. Wil|rmas, eghtefass,ym
OF age, companion Of Smith, sas sssrsssi
Oh suspicioA Both ytpE'm-a ARE r:aserah
bly, cqanecied. No aa-r assigned 10 i.v h
1aal ..a 81. af..i l.Ia.a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
Charles T.. DOrnian Breaks Jail.

Special 10 the Herald.
Jacksboro, May 26.-Charles p. Dorman'
formerly of Dallas, and in the employ Of the
Singer Sewing Machine company, under
indictment for forgery in Jacksboro, broke
Jail last night and made good his escape.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
Crooked whisky.

Special to the Herald.
Jaeksboro, May 26.-In W. S. Iugram's
saloon to-day barrel of whisky was found
by Revenue Officer Humell with no stamps
on same, and he was arrested and the whisky
seized
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
WaoI nj San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, May 2G.-Colonel T. Fl.
Zaneran shipped to-day 5000 pounds of
wool to New Hampshire wooden mills.
About two millions pounds are yet in store
houses awaitinga more favorable price
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
Extension of the Hannibal & st. Joe
Railroad.

Chicago, May 26.--It was announced that
the Hannibal & st. Joe railroad is to be ex-
tended from Quincy to this city. It is said
A traffic contract will be made between this
company and the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
The sheriff of Jack County Skipped
ont

Special 70 the Herald.
Jacksboro, May 26.-Sheriff Crutcbfeld
having been indicted for failure to pay
public money into the State treasury, could
not be found in the county on the arrival of
Lieutenant Neville, of tho rangers, to secure
his arrest this week. He is still in parts un-
known
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
WASHINGTON.
ooRpoN,s SUCCESSOR SWORN IN,
A Lively Scene in the senate Rollins,
of New Hanipshire. Stirs Up But-
ler, of south Carolina. by hisRe-
marks ON the SO-caiied Ham
burg Massacrc Etc, Etc.

Washington, May 26.-Thetwo days shoot
ing match in this city between the New York
Rifle Association team and the Columbia
team, of Washington, resulted to-day in favor
o. the former by - points The New York
team scores were S32 and 3Sl. Total, ddS,
The Columbia team, 325 and $40. Total, GAL.
A return match will be shot in September at
TraaI,nonr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
Prosccutinga Preacher.

special 10 tne her an.
Jacksboro, May 26.--In the County court
Yesterday, Rev. John Brown, of the Presby-
terrain church, was prosecuted for malicious
mischief.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
n,.,,ouest rrpr,.,.. Accom-, !,

Rondout n, Y. MAY u Jno, Ksrakap,
IA AmericeneSprAs SCENT AZ RED Hcossstx~
camp With $500 trsAengiut sostr M
Hook National bank,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
Pre- sident OF the fsgptt3t Miss sirszsny
TIIIH y 4.HI 900 fft,s,.z. III i..aA ~

ssratsgo, Mas 2si iseerge Dana '1Bs2-
nsn, o. D.. Of PsnpssiaMu, WAS sisssa5a
President of the Baptist Missionary fass
yestarflav tat 4lt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27

Chi'ago, May 2e.-The Republicans of the
Eighth district have nominated Judge l. Il.
Payson for Congress.
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OF Now York, was won bV HanIFn with per-
feet ease in 1924, At the finish, Riley was
S'l6 of mile behind.
sKcoNn pIspArou
Hull. al puo. ,a. ,ha,. 49,. s..
na Sua, ra WV WV woN Wv, p,Sy,v' ~ tos
o aJ USa' rae W. '",S m.esnoS" psur az
uuluot III Inv, Inv plese1Vo o. 'neiitupo e'
mac Tbe W." weather W Uos" y s bat and ne
toss $500 s NV otn,, lama" ,n, % W;n, W.,
~ 10y h;aS n'~'l ~ Snuys.s ,uv ;sss;aa
os ,h " S ""u . INV s,aeu ia t ~ ,Sa
w w suut Su'sva v" pW no W. sno
,sn"som sue auu ,e' My nave .no ,he
'na,a. ,osso,h posv, WY rs S%;r rV
DE- n'o, .osyslot 40 unu sm,''' ues ssa'"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27
HRnian Wins

Washington, May 20. Tho five mile boat
race on the Potomac tonight between Ed
ward Hanan, of Toronto. and James Riley,
of New York, was won bv lianlen with per-
feet ease in 1924. At the finish, Riley was
3.l6 of a mile behind
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05

DRESSED HOGS fair demand at steady
ioesi City Heavy 10 Light o's46@c' PiFS-,
csc: b2dGc. t. Qu9itiyM M iaA NJ
JrKet decDed about Be- per b. ana cOssd weak very
trade lots. fair business o. spceutnt ac
count sales Ia Prime Steam. spot and 10 arrive &c
old 775c New sng price last call 1.I&tc 90 t1s.
on dGrace Z 81 &c; 800 tc February 76 Sd16.c oid
772 al III C. New. closing 7.72c 100 tcs March -Sa
7S2iec closing 7.Sygd5S s c 1000 tcs. AtTl $50
a7.e2Lc, closing 7.s2sd7sjc; 700 tos May t-S5g.:'
closing 7g2 al 7.g7 &C. zoe Year, I1zZc
TBrd CalIfebrnafy 77Os7.75c: DO old or New, 7aod
77Oc March 575a7.snc.; April, 7.s2 81 igc Nav iYO
4 77OH7.7Jc. CIV steam tul loweri -irs
go fcs. 7TOo; Renncd-s sales 500 Continent SiUc
closing &c c.... BUTTER, CHEESE nd EGGs without
ouoiable change.
RICT:-hc We firm an unchanged ,,
sIgARERsw Gnief Int sisdy sales hhds. Centrifugal
Sic. go bags u uio. 6ic. Coha- Eat 's' d.; So,s %
6a07 r.. Melado, gdGisc; Clayed boxes D. > ~ ~,
g. &C.. Co. SOS. 10 10 ~ q1sc DO Nos 10 i2 10
i.-tc 10 {, le, S-1S &C. Porto Nco- ti hiH
inferior Gold 6t,a7 sc; do 90. Good 6" fii
7A,c. sauif ami Ucl0. Gt0f &C. NoWOI'eAhs- h'hniN7
Grades 60l O.; do. Grocery Grades, ease. 49,, os .
Refined moderately acuve; Crushed, H1c P0Wdeieu' oo
Crauulated. . STANDARD ~. go9isc.
sTEAI E-Qnict western. - 'sc cry -c,
TALIOW-MOTc active sales, l.lJO.O' 10, O91 o'tO
WIIISKLY-Dul. nOmlnal Il II.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
LOTION MARKETS.

5Ss FEB 6os Ges @.1g AND m s 1ees
gALrNosf Fe0 slIon rp Maagns lss: Low .ldii Md
53 bales eA%r. to he Conigen Is 70 s1let' eoas" y
bales
boston Fob 4.conon frm; anddlins. l3isca Low Mo.
exrorts 20 Grea Britain 90 bales stoc@, 800 pee
MddmG 12a0l 2s.. Good Ordinary. l24c.; net rccepis,
AZ hies gross, ~ bales exports 10 risad t4lh -9'
bac 10 the contDent 3'25 bales sales Oco bales STOCK
cmcTS4I Feb. 4.-coton stqady mdGine. l2%c; low; low
gALyEsIoS. Feb l. Gotten Arm Middlmg l2l9ea 10y ,
bales gross lose e1torts sos bales sales
LILO bales stock y 700 oales ,,,.,,,... ,oa.o
n Mg fes 4o',GR c :ieady s 81 anqs m 2 s
cg't99 oo oTo' Naa9s wa LIN f,i:5f: 2 Ssc iGS
bales gross 1870 balesi exports coast"se. LIZ bales
NEw-URLEANs. Feb. 4.-totion quiet and firm Middling
l2 Lo~ Madne Sc Go9d Ordinary. ~ 10 nst ls re
Britain bales coaswse 1904 bales sales 400 bales
HoRroiK Feb i-Cotcr dull; Mdding, l2'ic.; net re
cepIs 1895 baie, exnorts eoaswse, LoVO oaes saieS
PuIADElrn1 FEB I~UOtton quiet and nrm' Miderrg
eepts O. bales 4GS bales exports to Great B'an
i25 sales to Spnner 69 bales siocS s So;Soo bales o
bales; gross 2OO9 bales; 1000 baes last evening
% Feb & 1 steady o ana Tr1 gn qgGd; "a 4Gns lsea1
l496 baes shipments, 1910 bales: sales 3Gj bales "Iock
#TS%oroN. Fso s.--Cottoo sonenmgi Midiang i2ee
Low Mhiimg. i2'.s.i Good Ordinary u Sci net receipts
IU2 bales; qrres. l'2 Daiess -tOcx S2U2 Oalcs.
LNRuO0f. Feb i-l2:30p m.-COuon finn; Midalpg Up
lands d. Middlng Orleans, sd sales, l3oOO bales IN
clnamg auOU bales speculation and export ke'ei ts
1880 bacs an Amoucau. Futures panis Low MlNdhhg
clause Feluaiy ana M'cl dehFey' 81 ~" IT, @ uo;
March anu delivery. sd, also Tad; 90 April ana
delivery. BOD also sd; do, May and June delivery
1iiag,i. aso 1'tal.
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