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FRIDAY, DEcEMBER 10, 1850

= dIE otits oHce1t ssSsss 50 - -
The Texas Pacific Railroad il com
pleted all bot 40 miles.
II 10 said that Beacons6eld win ney.
er again return 10 Office
The shipbailding in the o. s.. this
year, shows q decrease Of $500 tons
below last years.
GouID has again lost heavily in
Northwestern, ST. Paul Lake Shore
and Lake Erie stock. a ii
Thurlow Weed has Joined in the
protest against the projected perfor-
mance Of the Passion Play at New
York. as Il
The town Of Enniscorthy. where
ParnclI was "rotten-eggedD q few
months ago. has subscribed aS0o for
his defense fund.
AStyrian soda water manufactur-
or i willing to enter into competition
with Dr. Tanner, beer against water.
He viii fast IL days on beer.
The Treasury Department has late
y issued one million dollars silver
certificates in payment for gold depos-
tied.
A syndicate Of AHcrican and En-
glish bankers has been formed to furn-
ish $40.000.0o0, to complete the
Northern Pacific railroad. IS
TIE aggregate amount of legal
tender and national bank notes out
standing on Nov. list, 1889. was $685.
144,467. e '.''a plst 4''al' 81 ~
AT meeting in London recently,
articles of agreement were signed for
a sculling match between Laycock
and Hanlan over the Thames champi-
on course, to take place January II,
1881, ct 2:s0, for $500 pounds side.
The New York Eocning Post says:
Private advices are that the large
movements u gold to this country are
al last attracting serious attention in
london. aud it is not unlikely that the
Bank Of England will use its large
power to prevent it. .
THE disturbed Districts in Ireland
are flooded with ,constabalary and
military, and all the resources at the
command Of the authorities will be
available when required for tho pro-
tection Of life and property, but the
secret and complete organization Of
the Leagues is .pendered most perfect
and formidable by connections with
tho Fenians system. III ssiuaa /,
SnERsASlwir propose new way
ont Of the silver d,llar dilemma. He
will ask that the coinage Of the press
cnt standard dollar be suspended, and
the accumulatium IN the Treasury
vaults he recoincd into dollars contain
ing sufficient silver to make them
equal IN value to gold dollars, and
keep the two coins in circulation tor
gether. The Secretary says he will
shew that this can be done practical-
~ without expense to the government.
The President. It is said. will support
this suggestion 10 his message. ss
The project inaueuratedb by the New
York 1smcs newspaper. TO provide a
fluid of $3.50. 400 ON which to pension
needy ex-Presidents, has been cont
Quoted with privacy and success.
Considerable over bali Of the money
has now been secured. and the re-
mainder will probably be raised during
the present week.. -Four men furnish
ed more than half the amount. John
NJ. Forbes, of Boston. for himself aud
friends, headed the list with $50, 900,
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Notice.

A FTER December 18th, 1880, all taxes
IA not paid will 60 on the delinquent
list, and percentage will be added. In
my absence James Freaner will attend to
the business of the office. Office next
door above Blacks.
;qei A4s,.jaflslU ALEX. ORCHARD,
ssss,l ~ Assessor and Take Collector.
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Whero enc money came From.


The sources from which the Repub-
lican Campaign Committee drew their
funds were numerous. One assess
ment 6f al the National banks Of one
lper ce1s. Ion their capital yielded
1880, 900, and these times at that rate.
lIThey willingly came up to the scratch
because they understood the pro-
gramme Of the Republican party u
be tho repeal Of the silver law, aad
the cancellation Of the greenback ri
sue, two proceedings dear 70 the
hearts of all National bank men.
These assessments. with the taxation
Iof Government employees and the
donation Of the gold bugs. gave, the
committee the FIVE or six millions
which they spent t. buy the election.
Connecticnt and Indiana cost 81 ,00O,-
900 each. siat III
L WM. MARnN, convicted amurderar,
was lying under sentence of death in
the Jail At Lebanon Mo. There was
no hope of : reprieve, and the prison
was too strong to break Aosordina-
~ way Of escaping the gallows was
possible. So Martin made desperate
love to Martha Wilson, tic Shcriff's
daughter. He was young and har.d-
some, and his suit was successful
One night she nnlocked his cell, gave
him clothing, money, and weapons,
and clipped with him. The Sheriff Of
fercd $500 for their capture, but they
have not been found. l III
THERE have been graduated at Yale
College, A signers Of the Declaration
A U.S.. Senators. 14O Representa-
tives, is foreign ambassadors, 10
Cabinet officers, U. S. Chief Justice,
20 Governors, 10 Lieutenant Cover
nors, 65 Presidents Of Colleges, $50
Professors, and Presidents Of Theo-
logical Scninaries. The lexicogra-
pliers, Webster and Worcester, were
also Yale men.
De Lesseps says. | have greater
IN the Panama canal than
had in the Suez canal The Atlantic
and Pacific breezes will make 1t the
healthiest region in the world. There
are already excavators made which
will excavate 800 cubic metres III an
hour. Everything nece ssary is ready
to start to work. The cooperation Of
England alone will make the canal q
fact.a 9as q @fiib'sa a7A 5QE ehf
LAycscK's friends in Sydney, Aus
tralia. have sent cable dispatch, an
nouncing that they had deposited 1850
to aid him in making up his stake in
his match with Hanlan, and that more
money will follow. Hanian wishes
the title to- the championships If the
world TO be contested in Toronto Bay.
IT Is rumored that number Of gen
tlcmen of wealth have in contempla-
ton the establishment Of a hunting
park in California. and Mendocinp
county is considered by them as The
best and most eligible portion Of the
State for such q pleasure resort,
No Worlds Fair is likely to be he ID
in New York in 1888, the enterprise
being regarded as hopeless because .
Congress- has failed to stamp il with
national character. and there ia mott
now suificient time 10 perfect arrange
ments. alI K9prd OH ssial aalie
Gald is known to exist in over fifty
localities in the Territory Of New
Mexico. Evidences Of mines worked
in ancient times by the Spaniards are
found ii. many portions III the country
aud wofkh as been renewed ON them.
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Fast Freight and Passenger -
- Hammer.

The Undersigned i now 70 Il fs = Y
Tri,Wesskly Express to Ban sIs'f . y
ries passengers.s The y. :. ms' u. .,
freight, etc. Leaves Idaho clty Jew s's''
Monday, "Wednesday and fr'dsy = !,
4. "; returpipg,w lsayes 4 VAN,
Tuesdays. Thursdays and SaRa' M
at Z AilAs Parties can nas'
horses i pfsfefrsd- d u1cEF
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4t1OA WEEK. s12 day at HON easily
qP made. Costly out6t free. Address
TRUE Co., Augusta, Naine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-13
ANOTHER DISCOVERY.
The Power Of the Electric Light
Exceeded IN its Value 10
How . Rochester Gentleman Dis.
covered the secret Of
Longevity,
Whereby He saved HIS Own LII
and Gave the Results 10
the World. :
A Record Unparalleled In the Ell.
perience OF the Medical
Profession.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, March 4.
At . time when the public attention l. specially
directed toward scientific discoveries, the ryelatlon
which has been made By gentleman Of this city
comes with unusual force Its well known that Al
kidney troubles dangerous, and that even Llsh!
dleultas should receive Immediate Attsni1n. Here
toiofs BrighS Disease q The Kidneys hss bean con-
Idertd iheuable, and ali atcted with II have ALan-
doned hope. Mr.. II. H. Warner, the well known
dealer In sales and ono Of our leading eiens, was o.
ieeted his own recovery By what Is Areldy bseonlng
famous sS Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 80
remarkable va, the recovery that bS delsfminod 10
strong and authentic facts amply confirm Its gteat
value; Charles y, Prentlce, Of Toledo, O., went 70
Paris and thence 70 England 70 DO treated for Brghti
1.ease and after tas best Physissapss o. 10th sSaE
despair and returned 10 America 10 die Here be re-
eeiTed further treatment from other Iklliul phyG-
clans without benefit, and while "lisuesdy lingering
IN pain and anguish, - he hAyS, heard Of the sae
Kidney and Liver Cure, tpok It and was completely
cured In few week., Notice the follvwingi
BAIT LAKE CRY, Jan. ., 1880.
| H. III Warner q o., Roahstisr, N. Y:
| GENTLIMEN-In 1871, at Washington, D. C., / ex.
peheneed very severe attack Of Pneumenia, termln-
anpg In Hepailis Inflammation Of the ll'efl, which
gradually extended 70 the kidneys Ny entire y
lem was ia terrible condition. Ny akin becams
yellow, dry and ieVeTisht my limbs bean 10 SWELL
and with certain death staring mo in the iSc8, be-
came utterly dependent. was kept by my phyIi-
ciAn-oue OF the best In Washlngton-upon an exelu-
siye Mill dist Tor 10 mouths with no Improvement
bat an SgErivltion Of ali my symptoms. Ny eass
seemed utterly hopeless, and was 80 regarded BY q
council Of the most eminent PhyLtians In the city
Death seemed Inevitable. BY The advice Of friend
was induced 10 try Warmers Safe Kidney and LiyeI
Cure and In ten weeks was entirely restored, and
verify believe Warmers Safe kidney and Liver CurI
the best medicine ever prepared. I am, gentlemen
/ GRATEFULLY your, o. j. AYERELL,
Clerk supreme Court Of the Territory Of Utah.
Any one who has palm 10 tho back or the Ilghtest
symptom Of Kidney trouble should not delay an in.
slant but seek relief through this sovereign remedy
All druggists sell 1t. Sold wholesale 10 Wheeling BY
Logan, Lat Co. and LAnghllu Bros. Co.
| fnhI2yfTHIAW
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WHEELING LIBRARY AssocIAT1oS.-At
q meeting OF the Directors OF the Wheel.
ing Library Association, held at the Ii.
brary Room in this city last evening, 9
proposition from several lodges OF the In.
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows was pre-.
scented, looking to the purchase Of the ma
teriRl owned by the former Association
and its incorporation into public library
owned and controlled by the Odd Eel
lows. The plan proposed provides for
the purchase OF the library for sum SUI.
fcent to discharge its present indebted,
nees and put the books and cases in com.
plete and thorough repair. 1t is proposed;
should II be carried out, that the pres.
emit Stockholders In the Library
Association shall be admitted to all the
privileges Of the library under the new
management on the same terms as mem.
bers Of the Odd Fellows organization,
outsiders TO be charged little more, but
the charge in no case 10 be made
burdensome 10 those who desire 10 use
the institution. The figures now talked
OF are 81 per annum for all persons who
desire to use the library as q reading room
only and do not desire to take books
with them. For those who desire to take
out books and enjoy all other privileges Of
the library s. per annum to old members
and Odd Fellows Is proposed as the sub.
scription. and 81 per nnnum tn others.
Further than this II Is proposed that
whenever the amount paid In 81 sub.
scriptons by users OF the reading room
equals the amount paid by the Odd Eel
lows for the library the room shall be
made airee reading room for the use OF
the general public.
There are other features connected with
the project in the event that 1t is carried
out OF interest 10 present patrons Of the
library. 1t Is promised that at least $500
per annum shall be spent In the purchase
Of new books, not including magazines,
periodicals or newspapers, which are TO
be paid for as part OF the ordinary run.
ming expenses. A removal 70 the second
story OF the OFT building, northwest cor
ner Of Twelfth and Market streets, in the
event OF the purchase being perfected, Is
also talked Of, the room and approaches TO
be improved by remodeling the windows
and stairs ways.
Allthese matters are 10 be submitted TO
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Ii.
orary Association, which has been called
for the 9th inst, and will be determined
dennitely At that time. There Is avery gen.
e[aI feeling that some arrangement will
ne made which will result In lifting the
liorary OUT oil its present unfortunate con-
dition, and making 1t what 1t ought TO be
and Whatis tounders intended Il should
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CERTIFICATE OF IScoRPoRATIoS.-sec
rotary Of State Brady yesterday issued q
certificate OF incorporation TO the "Ma.
sonic Hall Association" Of Moundsyille,
Marshall county, W. Va, which shall be
the Office or principal place Of business,
and to expire December Slst, 1899. One
thousand dollars have been subscribed
for the purpose OF incorporation, Of which
one hundred dollars have been paid In, and
desire the privilege Of increasing said
capital to $4,000, by sale Of additional
subscribed ss Is divided into shares Of SIS, q
which Carries A. Weaver, W. A. Hum.
phreys, Louis s. Purdy, ]. B. McPeek, j.
r. Davis, s. O. Cans, George Sigafoose,
]. H. Lindsey and F. 81. Blake, all Of
Moundsyille, hold four shares each, and
the capital hereafter sold TO be divided
into ehares OF like amount.
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Z Tn CouRfs. =. otAcurT CouET.- Judge
HilTiS.-Thit court met Of 10 o'clock yes.
terday and disposed Of the following buLi.
The Grand Jury retired to theirroom
TO conAider OF their presentments, and at
4:45 ?. ". presented the following true
bills;
State ys. Frank West alias Dutehy West,
charged with robbery. Atrue bill.
Same vs.. Albert Rose, charged with
petit larceny. A true bill.
Same VI. Bernard Reddy, charged with
same Va. ]. L. woodaeld, charged with
forging draft and altering and attempt
ing to employ the same.
Same vs.. Lemuel Cornwall alias Lem
Reynolds, charged with grand larceny.
Same ys. James and George Holtsclaw.
Charged with robbery.
Same VS.. Henry Strauder; charged with
receiving stolen goods, knowing them 10
be stolen,
Same vs.. E. L. Goodrich; charged with
embezzlement and grand larceny.
Same VS.. John Albert Freese; charged
with forging q promissory note and en-
dorsement thereon and uttering and at
tempting to pass the same as good.
Same vs. Elizabeth Strauder; charged
With grand larceny. y,
Same vs., E. L. Goodrich; charged witt
grand larceny.
Same vs.. Chas. Merrifield and jane
Sutton charged with grand larceny.
The following bills were returned as no
true:
Same VS.. ]. L, Brookfeld; charged will
forgery. =.
grand larceny. =.
Same ys. Isaac Litton; charged witt
manslaughter.
MuMc1pA1 CouRr-Judgs Cranmer.
This court met at 10 o'clock yesterda,
and disposed Of the following business:
Mary N. Duyal vs.. y. Cecil, admir-, G
al. In chancery. Exception TO answer 0
A. j. Cecil, and motion to dissolve in
juction heretofore granted. argued ant
submitted to court. Plaintiff replied gen
orally to so much OF answer Of A. ]. Ceci
as was excepted TO.
Jacob Snyder vs.. Lunsford and Frobie
In chancery. Report ofWm. Erskine, re
ceiver, filed by leave OF court. Order en-
tered compensating receiver and relieving
him from further action.
Adjourned until court in course.
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PERsoSAl.-Rey. DR.. A. q. George, for.
merly pastor Of the Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church, will arrive in the city this morn.
ing, and be the guest Of Mr.. John Bailie.
The Doctor was appointed recently TO gil
the appointments Of the late DR.. Dashiell,
and. Is returning home alter addressing
the Kentucky and North Indiana Confer.
ences in behalf OF the Missionary Society.
Superintendent Mike Lotus, OF the
Citizens Street Railway Company, Is, we
are sorry 10 say, confined 10 his home
with an attack OF sickness.
Miss Emma Lancaster, Of the South
Side, Is suffering with typhoid fever.
Gov. H. N. Mathews and Major Stall
maker returned to the city yesterday on
the Andes.
Augustus Elleman Esq. Of Fulda, Ohio,
who has been visiting in this city for some
time, returned home last night.
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Mr.. JoHs CHKRRY has purchased the in.
terest OF his partner Mr.. Black in the
Sistersville Wooden Mills and having made
some extensive improvements in the
machinery Is now prepared TO receive
orders OF goods in his line, such as cas-
simeres, jeans, fannels, blankets, yarns,
&c. The goods manufactured at this mill
are equal 70 any made in this section, and
will compare isvorably with the best goods
made in the east. Persons DESTROYS Of
procuring real homemade serviceable
goods should not fail to address Mr..
Cherry, at sistersville, w. Va.
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Accommodations comiqtH.-Manag.
er Furlong presented TO the people last
evening the best variety entertainment
that has been on the boards these many
monthsin Wheeling. Each and every actor
IN his special role Is an artist par ereellenee;
The hall last evening was crowded, and
the people will undoubtedly show their
mark OF appreciation for the manage.
ment by literally patronizing the show.
Aeros, he Contident-The Oliver Doud
Byron Company. in Across the Continent,
will be at the Opera House "Wednesday
and Thursday evenings. The press speaks
in very tiattering terms Of this troupe.
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CASEp.-John observation-disclosures on
Sixteenth street last night WIS visited by
q party Of his friends who came 70 piye
him q substantial token Of their apprecia.
lion In the shape Of beautiful gold head.
ed cane. Mr.. n. B. Scott In behalf Of the
visitors presented the cane in very grace.
fol speech, TO which Mr.. oesterilng re.
sponded very ieelingly and alluded 70 the
very pleasant relations that had always ex.
listed between them. Mr.. 0esterling will
leave for Europe in few days 70 visit the
land Of his nativity, and renew the associa.
tons Of his youth, and in anticipation Of
his departure the presentation took place.
After the presentation Mr.. Oesterling
threw open his parlors and entertained his
friends In sumptuous style and the party
soon broke up wishing him pleasant trip
and . sale return.
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The MouNDsv1LtE CAMPMEErrSo.-The
Moundsville Campneeting Association
held . business meeting on the grounds
last Saturday, and agreed TO begin revival
services on the tenth OF next August. The
services will last eleven days. AT the
meeting the following members were
present: George Edwards, N. Dunn, Col.
VIM. Alexander, ]. A. Ewing, Alfred
Tomlinson and ]. E. Hooten, OF Mounds.
vile Rev. W. O. Wilson, P. E., and Presi.
dent OF the Association; Jos. Bodley, Rev.
Geo. O. Wilding, Rev. d. Il. K. Dix, Rev.
Geo. z. Hite, Jas. Bodley, j. A Lancaster,
Jno. Bailie, w. O. Conner, A. ]. McSash
and A. Little. OF this city, There was
little done by the association, other than
detailed work, II was agreed, however,
| to build q kitchen to the boarding house,
\ fifty feet long and fourteen feet wide, thus
giving more room in serving meals to pa
irons, The boarding house Is one hun.
dred feet long, and has in It two hundred
| feet OF tables, which It is blieved will
suffice for those who may desire TO be fed.
The tabernacle Is to be enlarged by On I'D.
dition oftwenty feet in length, which will
admit OF one hundred or two hundred
more seats.
There are number OF houses being
erected, and with present prospects, II Is
believed, that as many as forty new build.
ings will have been erected by the first Of
August next.
The Corresponding Secretary, ]. Melvin
Richards, who was elected on Saturday
last, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Rev. Geo. @. Wilding, was
| instructed 10 invite Mrs. Robinson, the
lady preacher, and Rev. Norris, Of Balt.
more, to be present during the progress OF
the meeting. DR.. Thoburn, now Mis-.
sionary in Calcutta, who will return to
this country to attend the General Con-
ference to be held at Cincinnati, May LIST,
will also be invited to be present. The
Doctor Is said to be one OF the brightest
lights in the church of his adoption and
will certainly be quite an aid in the good
effort OF our christian friends to convert
sinners. Rev. Thoburn Is q brother Of the
late Col. Thoburn.
The grounds, which are reported in
better condition than ever heretofore,
will be opened for occupancy June 10, and
remain open until October LIST.
The Association adopted number OF
resolutions pertaining TO the safety OF the
buildings also number Of rules govern
ing the sanitary condition.
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WAsHINaToN, April lS.-l A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, southwest
winds, 4 falling barometer, followed in the
western portions by rising barometer
and colder northwest winds.
Fer the Lower Lakes, warmer and clear
weather, followed by increasing cloudi-
ness aud possibly by rain or snow, south
west winds and lower barometer.
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New stock Of ladies' and Gents Coll
and silver watches Just opened.
JACOB W. GRUBB, the IewsIer.

MiLirARY MATTERs. - Gov. Mathew
yesterday instructed Gen. Wood to issut
the following commissions: J. ], Halstrar
a. Captain and A. A. Hamilton as Fins
Lieutenant, aud WIN. G. Graves as SEQ
ond Lieutenant Of the Nicholas Tigers,
= cavalry company, with headquarters a
Nicholas o. II.
Warren G. whaley was also commits
sloued a. Captain OF the "Mason Ooun
~ Riasmen. SisS D. s. Van Matre, pro
NOTED TO Major Of the Second Regiment
and James A. Smith, commissioned First
Lieutenant ries WhGlsy, promoted.
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nnltimoro rnttln marian,

BALTIMORE, April l2.-BkEy CkrrIr-Mar
ket more active and prices unchanged. quail
ity considered. Very best 6a5csS; first quail
ty 4Ifa5c; medium SIfs4o; ordinary 2NaSci
most sales at 4iSa61Sc. Receipts 1911 head
sales 1923 head.
swEE-supply only moderate: demand
fairly active al 6a6Xc. Receipts 6,l62 head.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Receipts 6ss head.
Sheep, 4a6Nc groN; lambs Sa9ko gross
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TnE demand for St. Jacobs Oil is aston.
ishing, but no wonder, for have myself
used Il, and found Il the most effective
remedy in the market.
WIZ. SINHHoI.D, Druggist,
Rockport, Ind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-13

nENT1srRY.-To THOSE THAT DE.
IL HIRE 70 save their natural teeth We would say
that We are now better prepared than ever before e
enable them 10 do %. By the use Of An ELEcIEo
MAGNETIC PLussER We can and are making better
and hAndBomef Gold FilinSs, With more eAse 70 Cur
Patients thAn have heretofore been made 10 tins
dty or elsewhere, without thO aid Of the Electric
PlnEypr. Whist 70 ay We can prove BY actuA
DEMONSTRATION Call and SEQ for yourselves.
JAMES II. sURGIB0N son
aui 10. llSS Market 81, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Notice.
For Rent.
Dealer in Ice-C. seibert.
Wanted-Iron Moulders.
Wanted-Two Good Girls.
Furnished Rooms for Rent.
Wanted-Scholars in Music.
Something New. Friedel.
Notice-Library Association.
Good News-Dr. ]. G. Mccoy,
Houses for Sale-J. L. Hawley.
For Sale-CirCulsr Counter, &c.
Mocha Coffee Pots. &c.-Nesbltt Bro.
Anthony & Ellis Uncle Toms Cabin.
Wanted-Situation to do Homework.
Neutrality-suspicious. for Nail Fac
Business and Real Estate Agent-A
Bone.
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New ORLEANS, April l2.-Cotton steady I;
middling 1910; low like; good ordinary
llKc. Net receipts 56l6 bales; gross
6,0S8. ExportE treat Britain 4.160 bales
Continent 2650 balesi sales 5000 bales, stock
2I4,e4 bales.