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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NOTES AT Venable-Street Ban
tist church on Sunday Rev. II. a. TuppeI
preached In The morning and Rev. X. II.
Pitts at night.
AT Manchester Baptist church the pastor.
Rev. J. II. Eager, filed the pulpit morning
and night, aud received one person into
membership.
AT the First Baptists Church the revival
has gone on during the past week with in
creasng interest and power. The pastor.
/ DR.. Hawthorne, has preached every night
10 large congregations; six have been re-
ceived for baptism, ten others have pro-
fessed conversion, and a number of Others
/ have manifested interest. On Sunday the
( pastor filed bis pulpit morning and night,
! preaching with great power TO very large
congregations the one at night packing
the house TO its utmost capacity. After The
sermon at night, DR.. Hawthorne baptized
five persons-among them his Oldest son.
The meetings 60 on this week, the pastor
preaching at O'Clock, and an inquiry
meeting being held at o'clock p. NJ.
AT Pne-s'reet Baptist church the pastor,
Rev. j. Il. Hulson, iilled his pulpit morn
Ing and night, and received two person,
into full fellowship at the communion.
At SeveDth-Street Christian church Rev.
c. p. Williamson, OF Lexington, ky.,
preached at night good sermon to a fine
congregation.
At the Second Presbyterian church Rev.
DR.. Doggett preached in the morning n SER
mon Of great interest and force from the
llSth Psalm, Oath verse, "Tbis is the day
which the Lord bath made we will rejoice
and be glad in it," He considered the
greatness of the age in which we live, as
seen In the light Of the Gospel. the dusics
arising thercfrom, and the cause we have
for rejoicing that our lot has been assigned
in il, with the wealth Of all the ages as our
inheritance, and that we have the know
ledge that 1t shall merge into The fuilness Of
the rev6r.ending age Of bessedncss beyond.
There was no service in the afternoon.
AT the Broad.Street Methodist church
Sunday Rev. Preston q. Nash preached IN
the morning and Rev. w. i. McCiilvray at
night. Sixteen persons were received INTO
the church on profession OF faith and one by
certificate. There were four persons bap-
tized. Rev. ". G. Starr, the pastor OF this
church, was in feeble health Sunday.
At Centenary church one person was ad.
mitted into the church on certificate, and
one was received into Trinity church on
profession Of faith. The regular pastors
conducted the services both morning and |
night at these churches.
At Paik-Piace (MethodisD TWO persons
were received into the church by certificate !
and four on profession OF faith. The pas
tor preached both morning and night.
At Clay-Sireet (Methodistl church one |
person was admitted on certificate and two |
on profession Of faitD. Special services
will be held at this church during the week. |
At The Manchester Methodist church
three persons were united TO the church on
profession OF faith.
Services were held at the Manchester
Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon in
5 .ead OF at night. as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-06

GEORGE II. PDINDl XTER viii coniir ne in The
EFAL Estate BU~INFSS at The old stand, NO
1900 Main street. under lhe iilm style OF
GEORGE II. POiNDfXTER.
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FrPMAN TJTPPER viii also continue 10 the
RIAL ESTATE BUSINESS al the late office Of j.
L. Arp rson. conner Eleventh and Main streets,
ul1er he uTm SIS lc Of - -
sp 5-2t* FURMAN TUPPER.
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BvSgSEs,, CfsANCES.

nor SALE. TWO SECONDHAND
4 'SWp HOR>E PLATFORM sPRiN G~WA-
1ONS AID ONE LARGE LOG Inquire at 20
west Broad stree :. ~ chmond. W.
C. so. GReSs,
an g.2tt Carifagf- Manufactures.
V-OR SALE CHEAP, ONE TWELVE
i uOR>E-," WEE ENGINE AND BOILER, ia
:. THOMPSON BROWN,
,.h 3l.g, II l8 Main street.
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ELECTION OF A MEMBER.

afr. Pollock nominated Mr. II. 7. Penn.
berton to III the vacancy in Jackson Ward
in the Council caused by the death OF Mr.
Irwin. Elected By acc!amati0n, on motion
OF Sir. Taylor.
Mr. Pemberton was appointed on the
committees on which Mr.. Irwin served.
Adjourned.
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ART tYHgEjTIOv.

DICHMOND ART ASSOCIATION EX-
Al HlBITtON.
now OPEN At VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE
from 10 \. ~. 10 I ! 4. NJ.
FINEST DISPLAY OF WORKS OF ART
ever made IN the ciy.
single admi sion, zoe. season tiSsets, 81.
An i-2W
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DISSoIUVToxs & PAgTNERsarPS.

dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
IL snip The drm Of BROOKS & ELAN,
coing business vt Mecbum's River, Va. was dis
solved by nunal consent April j, 1851, ;. ,.
T.. Az re'irny from the hrm ~
w. =. BROOKS assumes all the Liabilities OF
The firm aad VIII continue the business III hIs name.
". a. BROOKS,
:. :. ELAN.
APRIL ;. 1850. ap Gilt"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-06

THE COMPREHENSIVE THAT HAS
/ existed between PHILLIPS & JENNINGS Is
oil, day dissolved 10y mutual coD<rDf. Thanking
ne punhc for their lihHai patronage We hope tina.
ihrJ nav continue the same. Either party has night
lstisD In settlement. 81. r. PHILLIPS.
anti a. JENNINGS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-06

POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of ut the Police Court yester.
day by Acting Police-Jussice j. j.. Crutcb-
Heidi
Robert Scott (coloredL for using profane
language in the First Market, was required
to give susety to be Of good behavior for
three months.
George Lgiond, for unawfuIly assauItng
and beating Salie RawliDas. Lafond
failed TO appear, and "a attachment was is
sued against bin.
William Young (colored), for yagrancy
and trespassiDg upon the promises of a. S.
Lee. Jailed for three months.
Thomas West and Willie Cass, for being
disorderly in the public streets, were fined
81 each.
William Barley tcolored), fon being drunk
and disOrdeIly in the street, was tined
50 50.
Walter Ferneyhougb, for unawiulIy tres
passing upon the premises OF and assault
ng and beating Fannie Wilson. Continued
until the 9Th instant.
Della Smith (cOlOred) for un,Gwfuly as
sauting and beating Mary Foster. was fined
50.
Benjamin =. Bull, John Quinn. and Rich
ard Hodges, for being drunk and disOrderiy
on the street on the SlbDath-day. Failing
TO appear ut court, an attachment was issued
against them.
Gilbert Taylor (cOlored), charged with
being suspicious character, WAS required
to give surety for his behavior for ten days.
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CLAIMS, &c.

Mr. Edwards, from the Committee on
Claims and Salaries, presented a number Of
bills, &C.. which were ordered TO be paid.
Suudry other claims were referred to the
Committee on Finance.
MI. Tay Ior. from the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings, presented report
(of no public iutercsl, which was adopted.
Mr.. King, from the Committee on Health,
submitted tie monthly report OF work done,
&c. Filed.
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MO rICE. BOOK OF FSUBSCRiPTlON
an NY COAi. AND FROM COMPANY viii be
opsnei y the ln,e os the Kichmond and Ali,snsny
gsi,s.st Company, Ne .l9t Naip sirte', 'ssr vlen.
apl j. Il. " i.Jn, on the i9fu DAt on ArkiL,
issO. aud WI bs kep. opea nn'ts me inin'ninm
amount a.. stock r,quirsd BY n.s cnar,.F & " .at
seribg! AID viii b. fe0ptned IA "a s'"s '"'"S'"
| IL sasll become n cts>ary.
n. e. PAkSO>@
&. 81. ktYNOkn~
GEORGE a. EAHtRoLnMEw,..
MARCH II, 1880, ~a@s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-06

The Common Council met Yesterday
iternoon-PTesidpht Manson in the chair.
Present at roll-caIl: Nessrs. Adams.
Baker, Christian, Crensbaw, Curtis, Davis
OF Madison Ward, Davis OF Marshall Ward,
Ldwafds, Elicit, Gentry, GOddin, Gum.
Hargroye, Hayes. Higgins, King, Mellow
ell, Pierce, Phillips, Pollock, Rankin,
Taylor, Wood, and Manson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-06

SAILOR DROWNED. john Myers, Ger
man sllor, fell overheard from the schooner
C0bham, Gorden master. while the vessel
was passing Drewry's Bluff Saturday morn
ing at SO'ciock and was drowned. His body
has not been recovered
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DROWNED IN THE CANAL. Sunday after
noon Henry Davis, colored man from
Manchester, aged about seventy years, fell
in the canal at the foot OF Eighth street and
WAS drowned. He was intoxicated at the
time.
Coroner Taylor viewed the body and il
was sent over To Manchester for intcrmens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-06

L-BEfEY lrExs.-Isofesso
William Mason EyEns, the elocniionfst, vii
leave this ctsy this werk for 7etersb,svg
The city Cireuit Court-Judge Well
ford-bas adjssrned for the term. Tsiia
been ifs session since February I'd.
There were tea persons sent to jail fr.st
the Police Court yesterday.
The SAFES were salall at che Tobacco E-.
change yesterday.
The appearance % the PoIice-Cou roon,
is very neat since it has been refitied anG
painted.
Rev. DR.. Bccleston b in the city.
The contract for printing THIRTY. second
GYattan has bsen awarded to Gary 4 Co.
The bids were a. follows: Gary & Co., CON-
position per 1,0J0 ems, 4oc. !; 25c. per token
for Dress-work; !; w. Il. Jones, Doc. per 900
ems, 40c. per TOKEN for press-work; j. w.
ferga>son q SeT,- 45c. per 1000 ems. 25c.
per token for press.wOrk. The contract for
binding was awarded to J.. }. English at
SLAB per volume.
More than 1900, 900 pounds of loose tc-
bacco have been sod ut the warehouses in
Richmond this season.
George Lofond (colored) wasarrested and
locked up in the First police station yester-
day afternoon charged with kicking tooth
out OF tie mouth Of Sallie Rawns.
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,n0 TI1E CREDlrORs or TmE CITY

TO THE. tKED.IOh0 UT TIE Ut
A. OF NANCHESsf E.-The CONN stee appoint-
ed on bsinlf OF ms c,,d,hrs Of tbs city OF N in-
chester 81 a e.'ja. he'd ~ ihe city Of Risbin0nd
February 10, $50, 10 consider the preient nnin-
cial ovadtiOn OF ali ct.y. and susA Ohei MATTERS
In relation lhegej a. ware DTOu2b 10 t.e attention
OF sha meeting b. The COMMITTEE "a The cry Coan-
ell DG tbf cilY al NauC siCr. and - eport ~ asao
seusni nee: IN 2 re- pecfgiilly request meeting OF
all The crediI0s OF said city, 10 be held al ins Once
of the Metoif, ,nts asa MecbaniSn in,uran,r no'v-
psoy. t'Jaln ., s.ei. Hichm09a, WkDNESDar. /.
April Ia, 1850 40 12 o'c'ock u. II l. pDrsshe
that AL sas credit ~ be repres ated eiber IN pefs "a
OF by Ryy. T. ". piCaRELL.
W. T.. IDWs.D!S.
TUoAkAs tf. LEkRi,
w. 4. sbDpUs,
W. ~. WugDWAED,
j. l. scH.plLCRAtf.
ANbEsW wAsIibLf>N,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
LIVE STOCK MARKEr.

NEW York, May l4-BEEVES- Receipts wrro 2]5 Of
3746 headllS NJ Jersey ty and III at Gthet
corresponding last week Mr. Eastman lad - carloads
OF shipping "a tie at the 9th IT. yards, md the halre 81
aud the acti;s and nearly gr
Higher Wednesday. Butchers expecting good
purchases Live Catt0 thus morning cleared tho yards
by $3.50 ~ Jersey city the stualOn decidedly c's
sparugY and the arrivals were ther NOR" than butchers
handle SeItTs endeavOrrd % maintain Wednesday
plcc' i'ah'H ia Si'" Va ~ anu l'
ance was bartiy possible common 10 FAR Steers w re- shh
at S9dOc to rrss 53djG n, and Good Z" Prime ~ 98|
lU4c TO dfe-S b"1 r. large nnnbr OF sXes ana 3l
OradO Si"rS changed hands az hd94c, 10 ditAA D1' H.
Eastman reserved oi9 head for export part shipping
a'lN.
head fttamr T. leave t port lnh"y ana To molIW i'tc
DAG Live Cate and 800 Live Sheep Tor T. G.. Eastman
23l Live Cattle AMI 3Ol Live Sheep for e. Kann; 800 lNe
Cattle for lingbam = OBHen 90 Live 'atl for LohrY x
Ceit 100 Live cant and 10 Live sheep for r. NJ uucr
goo quarters Of Rcef and 70u ara 81 Mn"n
for Joseph Easnan 1l2 quarters nl Hee am 500 carcaH5
Nation for D. IO1ey 4 Co. aud 4j 1.-Two liugs for VI.
saiesat GOthst-C Kahn fort G. Baker. CO Ohio Sucrs.
LIS NJ Be- rs n ;for H. Kau, Il Ohm SELLERS, l,l4o 70,
al gs; self X Illinois Steers. l.92j =, NJ giic.
D. Watxel for Walxel ~ CuOra Siilar, l262 NJ a.
ste 5G 10 80 DO 21s n, ~ sc 10 I3I. H. al nud
5,c. each "a do 1888 d. at PC and 81 each IL doc oo4
II C. EIstman for self: IOs Illinois steers, ~ owt. at
94c D = do. "a rwt.. ~ 9rc. less one mead O2
do ~ cwt. Al J9c 40 d.. cwt. 40 &c ~ 10. \
50 cwi., Zoe. 2S do. : "a cwt, At h. sc - q.
&c on Christie splrTuw, % Illinois ~ ers, .4Sl
n al ga,r. So for self II II nOs Steers las 10. 50
9ic 273 ID. at Gao. ana 81 each 81 do, l262 10
AVo!i he ensioln for Meyer Rogeustsn: ~ Iuoi.
Steers n, ut 9'Ic, 30 p rs do "a TO- AZ 0Lo, ard
II each 447 N. at 0i.c aud $40 on the lot 3: do
~ Atscniinl Tor self 80 Colorado slers 1879 n,
&c. SO o. 81 each % Illinois stesrs llYl T. % &C. and
ana 81 each 80 DO l3J5 n. az 9'9e; 10 d. l32I D. OF
s1'v s,S,sr Co ,orJ D. D,a.man: 10 Colorado slies
I IN M Al &C IS n II do iUts D. at 6l2e, bB 70 -
do 2S9 d. vc.: % do Lao D. at Vdc ~ ILLINOIS stu
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selo065ss0e Wabash preferred u.s. 100 sharesl,
ar 67058% @5S7s05e@; Missouri, Kansas and
Tsxas ZIG 500 sbarssl, at 0029s4031Ss031le;
81. Paul 26, 500 sharesl, ut 72a4S71ss0731s072Os
and Northwest ia, 400 sharesl, at 1890 $50 S9$.
western Union opened lower at 9914. but rose to
I0Os.0IOOls and Pacific Mail after selling at 33A4
closed at 347s Louisville and Nashville, Chatta-
nooga, st. Louis and New-Orleaps, and the light
weight "fancies," were neglected and generally
show little or no improvement. But Ohio and Mis-
sissippi and the Northern Paccs are notable excep-
TONS The market closed Irreguariy strong.
The principal final changes from the closing
prices Yesterday are as follows: Advsnces-Hanni-
bal and St. Joseph preferred, Lake Shore, Ohio and
Mississippi common and preferred. and Wells
Fargo g. Co., each 81 Canada Southern, g; Cen
trail and Hudson. Northern Pacific, and st. Louis
and San Francisco first preferred each Pacific
Mail 1ss: Michigan Central and st. Louis
and San Francisco preferred, each 112; Iron
Mountain, Wabash. and Western Union. each
1bs; New.Jersey Central. aud Wabash preferred,
each 80; Delaware and Hudson. Erie, and
Reading, each 2; Northern Pacific preferred, 2is !;
and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 2Ss per
cent. Deolines-St. Paul and Louisville and Nash
Vile. each 81 Central Pacific and Nashville, Chat
tsuooca and St. Louis, each Rock Island and
Lake Erie and Western, each III; st. Paul and
Sioux City. 112; Northwest preferred, ia; ana Chi-
cago, st. Paul and Minneapolis. 2l per cent.
There was not transaction in Government oohds
reported at the Boards to-day. But quotations. are
.tnady followa.
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THE MARKETS.
FRIDAY. MAY II. 1880.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TEIDA1, IN7U.
AsHEs-ony jobbng sales are noted Pots 44c; Pearls
6dGhc. IL, -. On, anu e.,
Southern ana Western. o., .-..-,..,
REOOM.CORN-Is Sill dun ana qui'c nominal
CAN DLES-Q quiet. nOmiuaIly un hanged
COOPEKAGE SIOCk--SicJll. ihntEl WY quiet
CORDAGE E. L nchJusrd ~ i,blhng sale o!ly , $500 .
COAI-Thc iemnn ave GreFv iall u 81 IN me use ~
inr has b. en- noted Ah'hiHct
81 Gqy4 %; Liverpool House Camel lA'c"li ,'S
do So Newcastle Casing, - 11dS4 NC"tn SI'Hp .
S. IS Pro .incal. - 15GSi PcLn.ylvna &nd "C,hiH -
lind Gas 81 2Ja$i - West NIiira do, - CuhbtI J.
land ffoIdtop AID Gle rife Il. : 2jHrj %. ,,
COFFEI-i;io duh aud deIrcNse! Ordinary 10 Z me
"a no.. I5a Ic inc.ud Far "a &C. sales D. - 1Sr
saIros tx KrOm ruz" Irva terms MIA or drS o.,
Caiv and more aCiIVc sae> l,-I0 bags l@gHiN @ NV HN
Mara ubo and 262 bass ~avaliA on private term JaAl'
II a24c MaIacaibo ann Savaii H. I]'I t' L'Sh''"' '1
l4l2c. :, ill.,. o., ,c, ,.,
t'oU lat "Vcui H. u!tr "a 'l
bale. for cxio,t md i?t Tor srrninS an i"I ,., ~
600 bales receipt. ~ tir WnS
10 AZ 2o7 bales iGj4 bales Tins daN last "" b.
and ii bales asst for me wceS - :" =" ha- "a! 81
~ llrs Ia, week and 20 jl Last year; since SttD
l. 47OI@ baes. against i.1C9l bales Inc sane p'I'ou
lIAI AA.IanII-
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-. .I.ck MAnKnrs-nY reLNnAAPa.


HIFFAGn NAV li-tAr1iR i!rreipt1 ro-iHv. 5000 hean
thus ?r. l6f3j head. for the same tlmo
week. iijJ Constg,; through 90 car" market
~lair lover offerings generally OF gOod
oua..ty surS Chr Fancy heavy 80 10 Good
Chnicr - G1dst %; Far g. Good Bntohers u
- - lrt al Trutiu II sold. $1,000
SNIP AN9 LANES Re-, rnts TODAY 300 head total Tor
tIr w.,g tr4 .ar. so for he time las: wccs
L. 9uU cOn~Ened tnrouc. IL MARKET lair do
sll ~ Far ,r Shtep ~ Il $3.50; TWO loads
OF hxirL IS 20 few un,O Woods offer
Ing.
far. 5000 me sane lime last week 3J.<2 head
cOsI.urd hl'gr J. % On 'rhct nu ct but slrady inc
al IT ok IL light qunaUr YORK ia Cool 70 hoice
- Gn2si S"cttCd 10 Local Trade, - 10 Light
Ni,ri SOC = 90 ilcav and Medium, - 7OG$I so Far
Illa. ~ 2uafi , I'gs. 81 O0%; -.
tHirAGnA May lI-uOI--k'c"lrf. 2I,tOO heAd shlp-
ua.nts n .ht weak r: lead ne grades
Rough Coca MiXe'i lid~i II choice Heavy.
81 -UaS8 ~ Light, 81 'OHii ..
~ R-Grc-Dt4. 90 ond Shipments no head; mar
mag ~Ia~j . chiefly 81 - - Butchers steauy at
So - 30 10. Cow, DiUi Buls. $i9S; !oi steers - ~;
MouiauRE - dti - Nrbrirka Texas, "a 80;
Sto, Ses and Feeders. 3d4i 20 al sO.L 90
head 600; Clppet, - %
a. l.. Choice W"oei. ~ 20.
~ LuiIS May a. Hoes Active Int lower ofEeIs.
- 3ndf. -, Pacon = ajHSI so trIvy Smpp ny. s. 80
50: Rough Mixed $40 20; receipts $500 head snip
G.ri-Inacivr and lower for grades except fat Pony
Sttrrs 10 LOU n. winch sell ,rlv ~ 81 l"0S ~;
Go o. i S5cS4 Fancy IeAvS, = asa s.; ows and
SuCkctr ANA cedcrr. SJ9S4i re-
criuts IT. a. hruI sGlrm MIS- 100 .riA'. 49,, . ,,--
nj wanted prlre9 rthB; FaF 10 AnCJ
Heavy. II 5OdSG Is CAUpcI. - 5uGsi a.
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In London, British cOnsols were bouyant and rose
TO 997Ie for money and 99sle for account: on h
Sio. at IIOs, and as at 1922. American
securities G~@s l SHTFe in E TEi~DSny
with s yeSeeiuAS9 declined from 37os to 354
% nmd ,alisd to sea the second cOnsols selling
at ol Yesterday AL Atlantis nnS a ina
Uleas As fr"m COL to SIA, Illinois Central sold at
1854 against 1O6l9 YESTERDAY. Read
ing at 232@22s against 25ls and end Ce1rSI Hnd
nj. neing steady at 63l2. Bar silver was quoted at
52s, Cd per ounce. In ParIs French per cents de-
clined from So so to $500 S5.35. A..
Messrs Bulge & GOdschmidt otter Tor sale tne
IonsyiIie and Nashville Railroad COmpany's o per
cent trnst certificates total ISSUE $4s22OOl due
1884.
Atlantic ports this 14th day OF May were:
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
Nay 1iSSS Ss.cn .s T%'F sOo SG SaIs.
peSaains 2 bales oT speculation and export Receipt
$50 NaS Rs1sc oG S S9ss sSs2S % sso
Gsy ana geve % de- s1S Ivy dsy
Aueast ami september delivery ALAG 6ad; d. DO
Teber delivery ed; do November and December de.
LIvERpoo May IA sis D. m.-The sales Of the day In
cuded 1900 bales American. Futures closed quiet
MdanE ioSio Ordinary l0c TseslPts 70 S1lss;
Weekly rsceips rs bales; SHIPMENTS 6S7 bales 076
BOSTON May 14-cotrOr steady Middng 1l'sc Low MID.
dng vi Good Ordinary l0c net rsceRtS SZS DS,ss
aU bales; gross 3Ol7 bales exports Great Britain
CHARLESTON May 14cOttOn Guisti MideluE llae LS S
Nlddns Good o o sSc net TsSsP net 2St
celps 7s8 baes exports to the Continent 1853 bales
daLyEsr5S Nay lCottcn easy fair demands Midding.
llo LOW ddns Lose Good Ordinary S 81, net Sss. re-:
weekly receipts 6ales gross 7e D1ss exports
Great Britain 1850 bales coaswse 2l6l DaisS sses
GENPI Nay steady, MIddli9g Lei receipts
$780, ESQ 5sos7 bSes s75 5s5 bales receipts IIOS
Womb stcaSy MSdns 5d Low s, Ms;
S SDs HSSG 20 Sses sales
bales weekly net fSeP LIZ bales g5Si 1878
NRwORLEANs. May l4COton quiet; Mddlng II se L a5
S SD so1 lG SSSs os aPot e act
bales the as 500 bales ns a rscsp
gross 1924 bales exports 70 Great sris aE
bales; c0as wise 298G bales; sales 20, $50 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. May l4-COton dull Middng IL sc. Low
Mddng Ii SGT Good Ordinary 1eoc: net receipts II
bales; exports Britain 63i bales sales splnners
baes stock 1858 bales; weekly net receipts. S66
bales; gross ,l!0 bales exports 10 Great Bntan I'f44
shyASSSa May iiScolion dali; G,lIns Ilhs Low
Mdng l4c: Ordinary, 10c. net receipts l79 bales
1905 bales weekly receipts, 1lS6 bales exports
wise. l.I:7 bales; sales $50 bales .,,,, 80,
81 LOUIS May l4-COttOn quiet irregular mddng ii &C.;
Low Middling, l05ic.; Good Ordinary 0c rectipt 3Ua
bales weekly receipts 1917 baes shipments 44l7 bales;
sales. 5,3O7 bales.
COTTON RECEIPTS
.YoRK NAV 14-The following the total Det re-
cepfs cotton the aforementioned ports since Septen-
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LONDON Nav l4-l2:3O D. MI S. bOndS New lives lt4 "a
TONDON. Nav IA m-tonsolS. 3gG Tor money; Anl
=. bonds, New nNc4, lOJ Atllalc
Great Western rst trustees cerhcaie Co. do
second Erie Railway shares 35 ~ dO second conSos
Illinois Central. lGJ y; Pennsylvania central D; ht
Ing Ra0ad 22 Paris advccs Gunie three per cent renea
81 IS francs 30 centimes for the account.
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S SiTG, o Ed1d ordinary: s. HGdinS

S StG, oTG 1oa ordinary ssl. HiGdnS .l's
Future. moderately active cosf firm a. an aGyGne9
Il iaiCr sales i2I40 bales Pres Ps1: May Gig
iS7 uPe III ,o 1oIo;eT An nGga Ioo
November loGsal ~ nscrmner G'G w. ina Japirs ~
1877 1Uy f5So1 AUGUST 1S nf f. ste%O, @eoOe io9
November IL ~ Decem6er 70 January 1919 Priv Ioqlys
% flSsHs is$ septem6e 6edSEsF S
CleyoT feature 6S . Of tn ,bs
sta position t !, du ggf the ps 81 8 wsE
ioiiI AZ" VEAL K-MarXet shade stronger
for medium" Winter Eheat and paen5 MngsiS EI GSs
In 20 and sprne demand ,9 ght an Sfg
SI 'Ss'"F ' @ IT, Sa s:!
Wheat %ssa sgO S ss 80 pPfIsS 6S
5 Ss %t ssn% Rsa SO EI s. g. ana
1850 US ssOS HiRSesoa Extra 5Oess 30 for me whole
s sS e. s1Pot 81
&C. e F:r E1s State 81 o Good Fancy 90 q 90
csScs Q FsSsv Common na GOOD 90 2 E1Fo
s ssSnd 7 s0OI 2nls comScn SSsS
e S:,:S RS5Ss g. 6y
s7SSS 81 Lous Common to Far EIuG Sboce Fap nv
soS g o0 Pa.. ~ %p Wheat Extra
i ssadg naiy for the Of s oIng trs
6j 66s cSGs S9%@%9 g 80 GO Choice to Fancy
cSRS ''f ME1I A sSci 2aS SS trade
gsnti gae 400 bbs yellow western So 25dSS Brandy
WIS FR6SaEfoN ' general chang 19a 3rsS g
Layer RaislnS, ~ 81; VD5t ~ ~"
VaIencia Sis9SLc.i CGrrnts GisG5tc TarTag"na Al.
on%edoc lss4 6l9c; Jordan Shellei 67djSc; Figs, l2d
"a dates Gjatc Sardlnes l16ll &c Tor Or bXs anu
iSc Tor half 90 Turkish Prunes new. $500 &c; Brz
Knts new 7c; FbsrS l0aiOl9c.i Clifton, 22tci SlCly
0ranees So 1856 Lemons 80 asa 71 Jamaica Oranges -
dSI2. ~ ,,..ro, o,o,oa I,a1c better with n
moderate export demand ami fair trade on hiecul
"nT cosinx dull at the advance with the blne9' MANY
IN ontions Shippers inclined to hold OF saigs'
S SYory including No spung 81 l0dSl ~ The
fnryi for inferior, and tho latter for Choice Chca2O
inrnding two loads called No. Milwaukee AZ 81 ~
Ko Milwaukee and Northwest Sl24 CJgrlded WINTER
81 a64; No. 2 Rel, 81 3lhasl &C. latteT an sE
H HRa vfnter 81 - rdsI S0; Ungrlded Amber
| q 2Sn6Si IS: Ungraded White. 81 3gSl 2c12
| No = White, 81 p; No. White 81 q "asl -
| No 2 Northwest, May 81 -: No. Rel Nay - 3J9
81 35a clo.ng 81 49asl 81 do June - 224@4l - ,,
Closing 81 ssl 2s4 do Jai' s. G%Gi u % SI1s
May 27tsssII ?s el Closing 81 ao
RYE firm with airiv active Export dc lana SAFES Z5oN
hn.b Cauaia and 5000 bush state 10 aIrvc ~ c. ~ O
hush Siafe prompt delivery 81 @c Il AltLEl ana BAR
! iIrY MALT quiet unchanged ca NADIA PEAS QUE
AZ SIC 10 bond oh price the ast sales were nsde
CORN In ncIt supply and pal nc higher; iair export
cunt sales OOO bush. future lI0OO Dus prompt ne
| N"eTS nelraihF CnErIdcd Weston Mixed. 81 935c No
ki.aSi ne: steamer Mixed. 81 COL &c: NO q 0l@DSao
yellow w serl53 dJ3c.i Low MEeu pc
10 Mixed May, 81 d5I 4c. closing olG3l te: DO June
SIgSe ciOanS 10 aa49Se do July 40 eiosn;
<ssSa5 ise..OATs ar: better; sales 1000 basb IN
GLIDING No. a ago. No White, 4iSAoe'; No. Z A2sS4e'