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Al knoch Moore Jr's. ship yard, 81
noon to-day, ihs steam freight barge
EddBstoEs, hnilt for the Delaware RIv-
er Transportation Company, TO ply be-
tween Chester aud Pniladelphla, was
snccessfully launched. The barre is .
doublt-deck, I, lao feet long, 27A iest
beam aud 8 feet hold, with capacity Of
zoo tons. She has q high pressure en-
glne and return tabular bUtler, "A feet
face aud u ls'et long. She ls butt OF
the beet Delaware white oak And Flori-
do pine, and lea handsome substantial
crAn. A humber OF persons Witnessed
the launch; among whom were the
Presldent aud several directors 0f the
company, from Chester. Mr.. Moore's
daughter, klsie, performed the chriaten-
Ing.
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Usah GsntiIes am d Uenwrss.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Feb. 17.-At =
meeting Of prominent Utah Gsntiles
last night resolutions were adopted
respectfully urging Congress not to
be deferred from psrfeoting the good
work In which it is engaged by the
protests Of the Utah Legislature, since
that body contains mon who are ac-
knowledged polygamists themselvea
and adopt this deferential atti-
tuds only because their ordinary
attitude of defiance would not aPpar~
emily servo them IN q morta, emer-
gsncy.
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arnEnAL HonklaN NEws.
LonnoN, Fab. De-.

Ae~AN@F~+l
Vienna ls threatened with total fall
ure Of Ils watrr sDpply. {
IL the House OF Oommons last even
lux Ihs report On the address Was adop-
ted By Q vote OF llo 70 IA.
A despatch from Madrid says that the
eoIleetoIs have bad n0 difiienlty 10 OBJ
tsIDIng payment Of the new taxes.
The appointment Of Vice Admiral
JaurSs 70 The French AmbAssadoFship at
81. Pelsrsba,e & 10 0tficinlly announced IN
Paris.
0ookln, the American scullsr, cap
sized while training on The Thames yes
terdAy. He was rescued while SWIM
ming with his b1at la tow.
Bsrthold AneFbAoh, the German poet
and novelist, who died last week al
Cannes, Fraucs, hAs been Inferred RI
Nordsttsn, bis blrthplAce.
A Paris despatch 70 tho STANDARD
says that the negotiations respssslne the
Anglo-freuch commercial treaty art
virtually ended for the present.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
The Bsadiusters Secure = RepubIf
aan ANY

RICHMOND, Feb. l7.-To-day Lieu
tenant Governor LewlS took the chair
and tue special orders one By one wsrs
passed, Mr. Winghsld, the only straight
out Republican IN the SsnALs, voting
each time with the Rsadjusters, making
tie vete Of 10 to 18, which In each case
was decided In the affirmative by the
Ltsutenant-Govsrno The Readjustsrs
we're we're jIbllAnt over their Auccess in
breaking The deadlock which has pre-
vailed for some time past. The action
Of Mr.. WinRheld In deserving from the
Republicans virtually sstt les the eues-
tion OF the joint resolution providing for
the election Of Auditor, Railroad Com
missioner, several corporation judges and
judges Of the Supreme Court Of Ap-
PeaIs.
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ia. v,s..s;.: s...;s., ,SVE.s.;....:. SEss;: Es:'"'''-

NORFOLK, VA, Feb. lT.-Therc
IL no intelligence tonight from Gov.
CamerOn'B campaign against the
maraudlng oystermen In the haphnn'
mock. The expedition is expected to
return to the city tomorrow.
The Bay Line freight steamer
RoanakA has arrived here. and reports
seeing the LOUISA In the mouth OF the
Rappahannock, "A oyster sShoonors
around her, apparently under arrest.
The other steamer, with troops, was
not seen, and the captain Of the
Roanoke thinks she either proceeded
up the river or crossed the bay after
escaping vessels.
The United States steamer Alliance
Commander George M. WadleiRh,
received sailing orders t0-dav, and
will put to sea to morrow for q cruise
in the West Indies.
The stamer Enterprise 10 taking on
her powder, and will sail on Monday
for Port Royal, and, thencs to the
West Indies, carrying coal to SanAma
bay.
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ADevsropang Industry.

An evidence OF the rapid development
OF the vegetable industries OF Florida h
given IN the shipment slucs the first Of
January from Key Wsst, Fla, OF over
l0,0oo crates Of tomatoes, raised In that
vicinity during this Wintsr seAson. It is
expected that by the frst Of April 100,
goo crates will be forwarded 10 the prill-
eipal cities. This 10 only the second
year Of the development OF thIS Indus
Try at Key West. Next year many other
vegetables will bs tried, and doubtless
with profit.
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PRRPAKHD BH
DR. y. c. AVER d CO., Lowell, Masa.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS IN MEDICINE.
EaIsTER's ORDER.
REamrkn,n ORrrnn

REoBTkRs OFFyuR
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL, Nov. lAlh, 1881.
Upon the application OF Joseph Lesley
James A. Lesley Wilson, and HsRry y.
Stillwell, Executors OF Allen V Lesley
late OF New Castle Hundred, In
and directed BY the Register thar
the Executors aforesaid give nstioo
Of granting Of Letters OF Testamen-
tary upon the estate OF the deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements 70 be posted
Tlihin forty days from the date Of such
Letters In six OF the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate 70 present the same, or abide BY an
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided; and also cause the same 70 be
WILMINGToH GAZETTE, newspaper pub
lshed In Wilmington. and 10 Be contin-
ned therein three weeks, Ia. o. d.
~, Given under the hand and s0al
1 l.. 3. OF ONCE Of the Register Aforesaid
OC' at Wilmington In New Castle
written. s. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims akainst the
estate OF the deceased. must present the
same, duly attested 10 the Executors, on
o. Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. JOSEPH LESLEY,
Bryn MAWn, Pa.
JAMES A.. L. WILSON,
68 Walnut ktrest PhIlA.
HENRY v. sTlLLWEI4L,
ST Walnut street, PhllA.
Or ddress-John II. Rodney, attorney
at-lav. No. 3 West seventh street, viii
ntngton. Del. nov. .oeodsw
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oyster Pirates Cornsrsd.

NORFOLK, Va, February 17.-Late to-
night the only intelligence of Governor
CAmtroD's military expedition against
the dspredatOry oyster feet In the wat
era ofthe r ppahaDbOck River, is the
report OF Captain BlOods Wor h. OF the
Baltimore freiRhs steamer CASTOR, W WhIoh
passed Governor CAmeron's steamer
Louisa which had six oyster schoonsrs
In tow. Some distance M the river
was steamer supposed to be her con-
sort, the Victoria J. Peed. Ne other
8 Gamers efecLuaily block All. d the r, var
1t IL presumed that the rrat 81 the fieet
had been driven up the river, wbeFe
they will no doubt be oaptured. Tbere
were ne indications OF fight having ts.
ken place.
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A weman KlIIs RIsr n Iothsr-ln-I I.av

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 17.-EliEa-
beth Marsh, residing on East Orange
street, this city, Immediately after
her husband had gone to his work
this morning securely locked all the
doors and fastened the windows Of
her residence, aud then fatally as
saulted her aged mother in-law, Mary
Marsh, using 80 weapons batchet
and . bootjaok. As soon - abe had
committed the desperate crime she
announced the fact TO her nsi9hboru,
saying that she did il 80 that some
one in turn would put heI out Of the
way. Her two children, who were in
the house at the time, were not mo-
lestod. Tho woman has shown symp-
toms Of insanity for some time back,
but has never before been violent.
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M(euu,06sr,
Neuralgia, Sprains,
Pain In the Back and Side

Neuralgia, Sprains,
Pain In the Back and Side.
There is nothing more painful than thesn
diseases; but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured BY use OF Perry Davis
Palm Killer.
or Petroleum product that must be keTIa
away from fire or heat to avoid danger
OF explosion, nor is It an untried expert
hent ttlst may do moro harm than good.
Pain Killer has been In constant use
Tor forty years, and the universal testimony
from all parts Of the world is IL never
Iallss 1t not only effects permanent cure,
out 1t relieves pain almost instaptaneously.
Being purely vegetable remedy, it is safe
In the hands of the most inexperienced.
The record Of cures by the use Of Plu
KILLER would nll Volumes The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried it think:
Edgar csdy, owatonna, MINI. says.
ADoMt year since my wife became subject
70 severe suffering frnm rheumatism Our
rstort to was 70 the PAIN KILI-KR, which speedily
c1aT1ss adms FOTgd, POwsll writes frOm thsr ,uOrs
had b b en- afflicted three years vita ssurElV.a
9d a, wS,o.ent spasps pf the sfpmAch- The do6rs
aesnsir tried your PAIN Kn.Ira, anil 4 gave
me immediate relief. | have regnined mn
st.engta, and am now able to follow ny usus,
q. Il. Walworth, saco. Me-, writes:
experienced immediate ref ef from pIin IN
- tne SIDE by the use oi your PAIN KILLnh
Z. York says:
haye nsed your PAIN Kill ER for rhenmAtiUru
and have received Rraat benefft
Barton Seaman says:
Haye ussd PAIN HnIKR for thirty Year,.
- rheuLnatsm and laIneneaa SO
Mr.. Burdttt writes
nerer Tdtis 10 give relief in cases OF rheuT ntisyn
Phil. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa. WrjtaS: '---i''
From actual uTe. l know your PATa KIILxl
s the best medicine / can get
All druggists l;eep PAIN KILLER. It's price
Is 80 low that It is within the reach Of all,
ana IL VIII save many times its cost In doctors
bills 26c., SOC. and SI.OO a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS g. SON, POpdetors,
Providence, r. /.
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A LsnG and Bloody war Preais.
ted,

PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE Journal DE-
TrGHcs Gays: general SkobeIetf, re-
ceiving some SerVian students. said thai
Russia had hitherto been held In check
BY certain foreign influence, namely,
that Of Germany. The sword hO said
was the only means the RussiAns had OF
Kidding themselves Of the incubus. Hs
declared that struggle bstween the
SiaVs and the Teut0ns was inevitable
and that IL would be long, sAnguinAry
and terrible, bat that the Slaves Would d
triumph. General Skobelen concluded
As fOlloWa: III anyone attempts 10 molest
States recognized BY trt atles, thank
heaven you will not be alone. II fate
so decides, We shall meet again on the
battlefield side by aide against the CON-
mon foe.'"
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Insurance on shO BuFnsd Military
Academy.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II.
The iDsu ancs on the Military Aead-
emy 6Hilding at Chester, which Was
burned yesterday, and which cost SI25,-
tolloWs: Etna Of HartforJ, SlO. .O0O
franklin OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvanis,
Hartford, Phenix, Brooklyn, Ph1nix
Oh Hartford, Hanover Of New York.
ShuzsnS OF New York, Home OF New
Lork, and Imperisl Snd Northern, So
VOO each. The furniture was insured
Ior sy,2OO-$4 600 In the Reliance Of
rniiadei his, 81, 800 in ths SprinflrI1 Of
"a msssaohnsetts. fhe library was InshI-
me che mical aud philosophical lnstFu-
ments we're insured In the American
OF Philadelphia for $4,000. The uni ed
otssss government bad al insurance OF
S4,OOO in the American Of Phil deInbIa
on the military arms and equipment,.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.


There was an extraordinarily high
tide at Calais yesterday. The water
reached the quays, washed away The
,'embankment and penetrated the dry
docks.
The British and French Donsuls
General at Cairo still maintain that
the voting Of the Egyptian budget
by the notables Is contrary co
international obligations.
The proposal OF the Swiss Federal
Council to conclude an international
treaty fixing standurd for gold and
silver coinage has been refused by
England, Germany, France Italy
and other countries.
The correspondent of the Times
at PARIS says: 1.-The Cabinet Council
has decided that it is perfectly i'm
possible to go beyond the last cor
cessiOns granted to England il
regard to the commercial treaty.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20

when the skin is parched and frock
led BY asrong northwest winds and ths
face DesomsA dry and Sealy, 1t can be
restored to smoOthness and good eoler
By DR.. Bsnson's skin Cure. A psrfscl
remedy for troubleaoms. itching and
vexAtious plmples. Z
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20

The foreign exports from PhiladsL
phla during January were vAlnsd Ai
q, 1904, ,SI6, au Increase OF $SO7 lS7 over
the total for Ihe previous January. u
these exports oHs-third were carried Out
In American vessels and over twU-thlrdi
went to the United Kingdom.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
AassAsr ChaIIeaEe Eren saIIivaa

Sullivan hAs taken umbrage At Ryan's
explanation VI the cause OF his defeat,
aud in . communication 10 the New
York Herald offars 10 spar him four
rounds In New York. with soft gloves,
and tc give him $500 il he does not
succeed In ''stopping" him In that
length Of time. II this 10 not accepted,
be ofsers to wager Ryan $1,000 thai he
can defeat him In . sparrlng match with
boxlnS.Rloves, the result 10 bs decided
BY the greater number Of clean hita.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
Kew Jersey Looking After Her
OyBtoFs.

81sgH1s
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 17.-Senator
0ardnor'S oyster bill prohibiting non-
residents Of New Jersey from being
interested in any way in the Rather-
ing or planting Of oysters In the waters
OF that State, has been the subject of
much comment and alarm among the
oyster dealers in this city, as the bill,
having passed the New Jersey Senate,
may also pass the Assembly. Nearly
all ahe men engaged in this business
In this city whom it principal Affects
are located within q radius OF two
squares Of Dock-street wharf, and the
extent Of the lnju.y may be Judged
when 1t 10 estimated that they do a
business Of 81. 900, 900 annually. It il
estimated that they have $50, 1000 in
vested In boats and planting beds 10.
Gated in and about Cumberland and
Oape May counties alenR the Jersey
shore.
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gToCKS
PDLADsLrAlA oArrLE MARA E1

FhLADbLPALA CATTLE MARA E1
AoNDAx. Feb. Is, 8 r. "A.
BnAT Cattle were rather dull, as most
ho'uefa were aaktng an advance. 2SOO
neee arrived and sold at the different
tion.
ShnhP. .-rricss were Q ahAde higher.
sOOs head arrived and seld nj the d Iffsr ut
yards ~ q $40, and lamba At 7kc.
PEI pound, ~ 70 condition.
Ao0e were In dems1d, but prices were
uncnhnged' 1oOO head arrived and sold at
the dihstsnt yArds ~ sz q lOkc. per D.,
- 70 quality.
Pwk Drove T@r1 q and L0nouseer ave-
''a'e. RsSf Phllodsiphto. Fsb. IL.
sEMP.-RxtrA, Ito 70 l2O Ibs. ,A0.So 70 $50;
So0d' 20 70 leg lbs.. 69< a6H; MIR, 10 " 5,
lambs, 81 t67; medium, s toS oOm-
mon so e2.sO 20 s&7bi calves, toe. Arrivals,
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A Boy's Fatal Mistake.

DALLAS, TEX, Feb. I7.-Yester-
day Sam Marsden, ii years old
lcolored by mistake placed can of
Kerosene oil on the stove in lieu OF
a csffes pot. The can exploded, blow.
ing the house down and killing the
boy.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20

E ixir Vita for WomeD.-Mrs. Lydia
4. PiDkham, ,2S3 Western Avenue, Lynn,
lass, has made the discoYeIyl Her
Veg table Compou uud Is a positive cure
for female complaints. A hne addressed
to this lady viii elicit all necsssa.y In
!, formation.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
Fashsr d GeaslnE wen.

MY daaehtsrs say, "How muoh bet
ter father l. stnOo he u.sd Hop B't,ers
he ls getting well after hts long Bdfier-
tug fr jm . dtaems daclh0d inrurahle
R''tsW."-A Lady Of Rochester, Nssr
York.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
Splendid Property For Sale.

he following properties must he sold
10 elose tue partnership lately exist
Ing between The d N Of Coke u Allen,
brick makers:
me 1ne LLTee-siory brick dwelling No.
Slg washington street, fourteen roo :,
With Salh and not and cold water. The
house has all the modern improvem ents
ana is hUished in the most complete
manner throughout lot 2jX 80 Zee.
Three story corner house No. sol Chest
nut street, containing eight rooms and
birth wit b hot and cold water with gas.
Would make a good business stand.
Three two-sloIE subs hnti | brick
houses. Nos. 1870, 1926 and 1929 West Front
street, containing six rooms each, with
bath hot ard co d water and gas. Lots
l4.2xb5 feet each, extending To Reed
street and making two irontk.
HouSe No. 92i Rennett street, two
story brick, six rooms, with baIn u nd not
and cold water
The above properties are all rented to
GOOD pay ing tenants, and are worthy the
notice of parties seek ing investments.
Prices low aud terms reason abb. Al
lily to ALVAN ALLFN,
lib F. iIh or 9i9 n ashink tcn rect.
ian2!-l0t.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20

We nave heard both Democrats and
kenuolicans say that there 10 nothing
ostter for Cough than T. Bulls Cnu9h
ssrupi this old reliable remedy nsvsr
Isiis 70 cure q Cough or Cold at once. and
may be obtained az any drug store Ior o6
Gel Is LOltla
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
The COIOrsd MANS Chnogs OF Party

From the Harrisburg Independent.
The cSlored citizens of the Eighth
ward, mass meeting Last evening
passed resolution congratulating the
IstsgrGah in driving them from the
Republican party and the PGtrsot for
receiving them. This is what it
amounts to.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
TO-MOrrOw's Elections in PhiIa
deHphlA

~ PHILADELPHIA, February l9.-The
muuiclpAI election which is TO he held
on Tuesday will either result in the
downfall OF the Republican ring or il
will give the ringsters logger lease Of
life. Nembens of Common and ST.
lect COuucils are the principal officials
10 be chos u. At Treser the Common
Connc is controlled by antl-1ng men,
while the Select Council is ia tee hAuds
of the "bosssss.n There was never q
better outlook for the overthrow Of the
riBg. The "0Osses" are disheartened
a. the conviction of Monst, the jury
"fxer."
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
sPEoIAL NorIOEs.
A OAR.

A OARD.
To ali who are suffering frem the aRrorI
and indlscretiunn Of youth, nervouI
weakness, early decay loaa III manhood
dc,, viii send q roelpe that wtn o1rt
Sou, FREE OF CHARGE. This groAi
remedy was discovered by . missionary
in south America. Send self-Addfosaod
SEdtion ID. NelO York Ofv. oct28-dAwem
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
A xERs HAIR vIGOE, 4
Fer Resto ring Gray Hair - ias MAS.
ural vitality ana Coler.

Advapo IN {
years, aicknes1
care, diEgploini
ment and here
dilary pFeiispo-
Mition. au tuFn
their hair gray,
and either oi
them incline II
\ TO shed premAr
| turely.
\ AYKR's Hale
\ >VI0oR, by long
iAand extensive
use, has pnoven
thafit atopa the
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20

falling Of the hair tmmedlateiy; often
restores its color when faded or gray. II
stimu lat es the nutritive organs 70 heal
thy activity, and preserves beth the hair
and its beauty, Thus brashy, weak OF
strengthened; Lost hair regroWs with live
ly expression; falling hair 10 cnecked
and Established thin hair thtckena ano
faded or gray hairs resume their oriGina
cnlor, Its operation is sue and harmless
II cures dandruff, hoals all humors. and
keeps the scalp cool. clean, and soft--un-
der which conditions, diseases of the
scalp are impossible
AS a dressing for ladies' hair the VTaoR
10 praised for It's grateful and agreeable
perfume, and valued for the HOn lustre
and richness of tone Il imParts.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
HoNAnl SECURE HnALrH

HoDp SECURE HEALTH.
hiSf ny one will suffer from
seranl brought on by impure
ni99g oVlLL'S SARSAPA-
BLOOD ND LINen sYRUP n,n "a. M
store health 20 the physical orRani alton.
IL 10 strengthening syrup, pleasant To
take and the BEST BLOOD DPURTFIER
ever discovered curing ScrofulA, SyphI-
hto disorden, Weakness OF the Ki1neya.
ErysiDelas. Malaria, Nervous disorders
DeDlhgl BlAone complaints and Dis
Stomach, Skin, etc. '''
BAKBR'S PAIN PANAUEA Onrs.
pain In IA an Or Beast.
DR. ROGERS woRM SYRUP in
fan'r destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
OaDER.
RKaIarKR,a OrrInn

New Castle county. Del. Nov. D, 1891.
upon the application OF Joseph w.
Derickson and Calvin Deric son A.
mlnlstrators OF AQuiIa Derlokaon fafn
Of MIL Hundred In said counfv
deceased, IL 10 ordered and directed nv IL,
heglsier that the eAdministrnt orRa fOrcaai "a
give notice OF the granting of leIters
OF Administration upon the estate on me
deceased, with the date OF granting there
OF by causing advertisements 10 be nost
"a Within forty days from the date OF snck
leLtersI In six OF the most public pIaces ~
the county OF New Castle, Feaulr1ng ali
persons having demands against the es
tate 70 present the same or abide nv an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same In ~
1nserCeo WiLhln the same period In the
,WhLH1AGTON 0AzETrEya a newspaperpu Il.
Iisne9 IN Wilmington, anu 70 be eontIn.
ued therein three weeks, (e o d1
f Given under the hand ana -,
~. .. OF once of the Register Aforesaid
N-~~~' at Wilmington In New Cas,Ii
county, Aforesaid, the day and wear Shoge
written. b. @. BIuGB. Re0isLar,
NOTICE.
All persons having claims aeainst IN.
eStALe OF the deceased must presenL ,he
same dulyattested to the Adninie rators
en- or before Dec. eth. 1882, or abide the
act OF Assembly In such case mads an1
JOSEPH W. DERlCKsoN
CALVIN DERICKBoN.
Address-Aerm aid, Del.
nOys-Swsod
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20

BAKBR's PAIN PANAUEA Onrs.
ps2n In "a an Or Beast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
COTTON MARKETs-gY rELFGRApL


,iiyFEIQo June 7l22 D m-cotto9 hardening
bales ncudns 400 bales ior speculation
eelpts t40n Daes including 1000 bales American Fu-
% jun ana july delivery o+ed DO July august
Livery o. cd o''e4c 90 august AND September deyey.
Der and November delivery. Da-aAd. Futures steady
ding cause June delivery as DO nne ana Juy deliver
eNo DO july ana August delivery 6'esd- do August
septeubrf delivery O4e4G do September aud October
LyERl, June 7.i:Oo m--Cotton-The of the
oay Included $500 bales American;
14'K1ooI- June 7-2,0J D. nc ton-Futures Uplands
oN hddhng clause Gne delivery o'oe4d do October and
Xs o ''e 1e 7I' stdr o,et. N,oeng 1l1,
hadiHs u Gooa Ordinary 10 2c receipts. ~ oales
BALTIMORE June 7.-Cotor steady sfddinne l2isc. Low
Mdd-ns -l '-c. Coco OrcinFy. lO'-c' gross PTS
~ 1a exports coaswlsc lou bales BALES COO bales STOCK
gorIoS June 7--cotton qu,eti Mldaling. l2sc. Low
hlldLs &C. Good ordinary NC; net receipts 300 bales,
FIOss uaies stock. .. 90 bales
MddAr. -. Coca Oralnarv II &C uet receipts ~
bale. sro 49, bales saes 90, bales stock $40 bales
@5e9n2s d Good Ordinary. lose. receipts IOs bales
1isa o. o 1. - o'ton quiet slodng ne Low
6 ~ Ses sSgsrls eoa.twise bales sales ~
MEhfa.s June '.-cotton quiet MiaonDr. ll7c. Low
ga.es shpments 47s bales SAFES l. a6 BALE e' az
NOZZLE NOBLE Jane cotton steady snddnng iI,.c Low
niaeIil- - se- 1oou orlhary lu',c receipts Is2
PC siss' - o4es ports eoAsi"ise IA baes sales
hswORAAss Jga o 'So,.on nm Middlng i2c Low
baes gross bates exports coastSlse et . .
l,JOU bales .Joc2. 80 ~ bales. '' '-'''
NoRfJLK June lotion arm. Mlddllnc $50. nor -.
celpls. o.. bales gross loo baes exports cOasti. ~.
DaIcs sales bales stock. lb.284 Ualea AZ
PHILADELPHIA June -. Ottou steady Middlnp lQlc o
GlGdAng l-C. Good Ordinary. lie. reccuI- -
bales; gro-s SO bales. stOck. i j 80 Oaleg ' -
bAyANHAB June 1.-s'Otlon quiet. MIddung llac. low
hiddnng Al &c. Good OrIlary lOlgc. rrcepts
baee exports wise loo bales, Da4es sOck
AIS bales
81 LOUIS. June cotton quiet Middnng ll7c. Low
Al4ddllng "a Vi GoodOrllA4ly a. &c; receipts, baes
ss 80 gaies sllpnenta 80 bales stock, l59e bales
WILMINGTON June lotion steady: MIdd.4Ig. Al &C
20" hiuding, sc Coco ordinary, lOSsc; receipts
Daes stOcA. LOO