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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE COUNTY JAIL
Sheriff Estill makes the following report of
tee County jail for the month Of June.
There has been confined in the County Jail
during the month 90 prisoners. for tie follow.
ing ofensss: Murder, z; assault TO muv-
der 3 grand larceny l. burglary, 3; arson,
assault Nth deadly wsspon, / /; attempt
ed extortiou. assault with intent to do
great BODILY harm, l accessory 70 burglary.
/ patti larceny, IL attempt 60 commit lar
ceny, / {: misdemsanor, IS; disturbing the
peace, 49,: vagraney, 5: battery. Il; pos
sessor Of burglars tools, common drurk-
srd, S; exposure Of person, l :; ssfeksepirg,
3; insane. 3 detained witness, l. During
the month 40 were discharged, Cd follows :
Expiration Of sentence. 26 !; sent to State
Prison, 3 to Inssse Asylum. l; 70 County
Hospi-;,l. l /; satisfactiJD OF fiae, 1 bond, I;
wsnJ Of charge, 5 by order Of Commissi IA
OF Lunacy, |; escapei from chain gang, ].
There remained IN Jail On July 1st 81 pris-
oner5,
a CUTTING SoRAPg Early last evening a
man by the name of McMshop, vino worked
at the Pioneer livery stabls, and an individ.
ual who halls from Ssn Francisco sBd gives
| his mans - Lipssy Rudolph, engaged in a
! tighE on K sirsst. il front OF the Inserue-
| tioual Hotel bsrher shop. McMahon was
/ stabbed Hith dirk koifs three tines-in the
/ hsad tie bresss, and TIE add ,mac. Ru-
dolpn was arrested, and locked up in the city
! pr on. McMshon was carried to his ON
! and hs wounds. which are not considered
! fatal, were dressed ana sewel up
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aHRA.

Washington, Y0lo county, July 2-Wife q Chas, 4.
Smith, s. daughter.
Woodland, June so-Wife q F. NJ R4hul, dsugh-
ter.
Reddng, June 2i-Wiie Of J. NJ 0leaves, daugh-
ter.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY SCHOOL EXERCISES


The celebration of Independence Day was
inaugursted yesterday at the Capital Gram.
mar School by appropriate exercises, under
direction of the Principal, Prof. johnson.
Several members of the Board of Education
and number Of parents and friends were
present. The assembly-room was decorated
handsomely with the national colcrs, and the
scholars wore badges of the same. The fol-
lowing was the programme of exercises {.
Chorus, "Hsil Columbia ;" recitation,
Declaration OF Independence" by sew.
eral members Of the school piano solo,
" owe by Moonlight ;" recitation, Mend
ing Of tue Ola Flsg;" recitation, Inds-
President :" chorus. Bonnie Dundee ="
class recitation. "Our National Banner ="
recitation. "Resistsncs to British OPP
preston :" piano solo. Drums and Trurn-
pets; recitation. "Our Country" recita-
tor, "Extract from Scott;n song and
CT ofus, Red, White and Blue"
Al the conclusion President Tracy and
RsY. blr. SnodgFas9 delivered earaes. sd.
dresses appropriate to tde occasion, With o
view 30 properly directing the thoughts Of the
pgpils on the topic Of Independence Day.
State superintendent " ecker delivered al
address 50 The pupils in which he approved
warmly Of the plan Of thus preparing the
minds Of yeush to fstiDglY appreciate the
solemni.y Of the approaching celebration.
He referred to she reading made by several
members # the class OF thai charter Of our
liberties, Size Declaration q IGdspeBd-
ence. The same hands Shat drew
is signed it. After it, there wss
no human or political power which they &C.
knoWledged 20 be supsrior 10 themselves.
TBen arose the star oi ham6nity and threw
It's benignant rsys ashw3r5 the horizon Cf she
world. He compared tho Declaration TO
Magma Charta ezt0c.e3 from King john, the
wds of hsbess corpus esiabugIed under
Chsrles-al eteps in the right direcsi0G-as
also wss the establishment Of William and
NIsry on the throne OF England, not by di-
vine right. but by will Of Parliemens. Il
was, however, renewed TO America TO put the
finishing stroke to she political regeneration
Of mankind. He aualYzsd the motives and
ac.s q the men Of "'76. " sDd the spirit IN
which they first pssitio1sd, then protested.
snd IS last resisted. They saw clearly the
great political trulh: thai government il for
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! FREE LIBRARY MEETING The Board Of
Trustees Of the Free Library met last even
ing The Librarians report for the month
OF June WAS read IS follows; Number Of
books Issued during the month, 3,0fl, classi-
fed thus: Fiction, 2,424; history, 76 bieg-
raphy, 40; travel and adventure, 1874; mis-
! cAllsneous literature, 157 religion, II !;
postry and drama, 81 /; sciencs and art. ~.
! Average number issued per day, l0l. Per-
| mage Of fiction, 70. Number Of patrons.
! ASH Amount of fines collected, Sl4 80.
| Tne annual reports Of the Secretary sud ahe
| Librarian were recsived and placed on file
| A vote of thanks was rendered 30 Sergeant J.
| A. Berwick, A Cool0t and Frank j. Cooper
| for books donsted TO the Library. TIE FOL.
| lowing bills were allowed Psciic Mutul
J Life Insurance. Company, $23; w. a. & g.
! 5. Houxbton $50 %; hoyes, Snow Il o..
! S2Gl 50: GadwalsdsF & PArs)us, Sl2 80 /;
! Davis L Smith, SO; Dsy 10Y, SIC so; II.
/ o. White, s. IS; Estes & Lauriat, S5l IS {;
! G, o. Hancock, $50.
The Fantasies. The fantasies held a
large aad enthusiastic meeting st the Court
house last evening for the purpose Of com
pleting their arrangements for their process
sion to-day. The number Of characters thai
viii compete FOR iha various prizes is large
/ sud from present indications tins tantSstlus
| this year will excel anything OF ike
I character that has been attempted or any
| former occasion in this city. The procession
viii move at 3 P. 4. as follows Forming on
! Seventh, ri. ht resting on [, the column viii
movs Up ! to Eleventh, Eleventh TO J, down
/ ! 20 Sscord Second so K, K to Eleventh,
( Eleventh to L, l. to Sixth, eountermarcaIng
to Cspitol building, waere the iliterate
agonies will be belched forth.
| TSQgEsT HELD.-At the INQUEST held by
Coroner Clark CT the body of s man found in
the Sacramento river, opposite Sutterville, it
was ascsrtainad to be that of William G.
Warreo. L had evidently been in the water
FIVE months The body was found by James
I. hcGregor. Papers in the pocket show
thst he was a member Of Company n.
Ninety-nineh Pennsylvania Volunteers. Cor
Gner Clark held al inquest yestevdsy, spd
the verdict was that death was caused By SC
cidentsl drowning. lie was about IS yesrs
old, sEd oncs kept the Red Rover saloon,
near Front and K streets.
BOARD OF SuPERvlsoRs.-Ths Board Of
! Supervisors met Ia regular session yestsrdsy.
Tbs Trustees Of Les School District reported
81 election for the purpose Of raising tax
for 81 500 to build 3 uew school, and thas the
ssma hsd been carried b. a n iority If tn
axpsyers TIE Clerk vas authorized to Ep.
point dsputy 20 acs Sc Clerk q tao Bdsrd
If Equalization wEeE tae game saall ns
deemed nrcessary. S>versl &sJGands UsSs
allowed aad erdesss paid.
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aAsRoa gugs, Ease Asp rREsEnr.


turing tae carry history OF oaet~L-4s1'.9'
and before ths building ct Che railroads, the
/ harhoc dues colIected were one OF the prirci.
| nj s,,,,o., - - n-,iro ~. mont,
Pa u te,'hos' ii,S C1'
Of NAY the total collections b captain N.
| A. KiddeF the Harbormester, we're Sl47 so.
lacking bacl, ovar The books for ripsfe an
1870 ~ - escet IsiAeo tHal tIs aAloun- . Oyi.
80 ,IoWasG5s !. no! over pes ce-L. %
.nss eIl'to'sa IA cary eiss lof 5A-'illpie,
~ az itiy4sh u Icy, IoO', ~ -. D'O'
GU" 'i17 -"i4o"lis @Aloun'A '0IiS'.eH'
IRON steamers .........,,.... slz5 10
IC a,,, SA In,s steam Navigation lon OK, m
From sfsJ II .ji;s frei.,5t irac: "a II
From y. 4. Kidder. IRON eobble and gran.
......................,.... I25 rs
From ? 5se cords Of wood. I26 50
Eroia SAL vessels ...........'.. $40 70
rom I,.i neeieF q iiiaen'' opposition steamer n
Fan 5ascej.areo,,. sal ~
-
Total ,7o4 81
Sipcs that TINA many easnges have taken
plaza. PASSENGERS instead of r;diny all
night and nart Of The dsv between Secra.
Ynento and Ssn Francisc3. are carried or
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FoE FrcSc PARTiEg.-Cbsssy's unrivaied Club
House Punch. For 50 bY tb= bottle or esss. c.
". ghesisy, 81 Front street., sole sgent-
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Scattered over the coast are thousands of people

Scattered over the coast are thousands of people,
with high knowledge of appropriateness in dress,
and thorough understanding of the value and worth
Iof goods; and yet, CHANGING to live in small towns
land by-paces, they confined in their selection of
goods to the small assortment and high prices Of the
Icountry Dealers Thus, it is sure to happen in the
near future that due regard for economy as we'll as
the desire for better and more fashionable goods will
cause such people-unless they have already done
SOTO transfer large part of their trade from country
to city merchants.
The important question with those who have
never tested the convenience and superiority of this
system of trade is-Where to send Having made
the filling of country orders important feature in
this Establishment and believing that it possesses
decided advantages, we propose to note briefly some
Iof the points in the business of special interest to
Iout-of~toWn customers
FIRST-This Establishment is the largest
collection of general merchandise on the
coast 1t is, therefore, reasonable to
believe that it stands first in low prices
and varied assortment.
SECOND-On its shelves will be found
everything needed to Clothe the human
form, besides many things of personal
and household use. Anything which is
not kept will be got as an accommodate
ton.
THIRD-The location Of this store in Cen
trail California places it IN quick, easy
and direct connection with nearly every
part of the coast 1t is almost lnVar1-
| oII1 in md dino
charges to send to us.
FOURTH-A Catalogue Of 152 pages, and
with over I 200 illustrations, is sent free
on application. 1t gives the most
explicit information about goods
Samples Of Domestics, Dress Goods,
Laces, etc, are also sent free, marked
with the price per yard and the exact
width of the goods.
FIFTH-Out-of-tow customers get the
same goods and same prices that they
would If they stood at our counters
SIXTH-Any goods not as ordered may be
returned at expense.
| SEVENTH-Our own interest prompts
to fill every order to the very best of our
taste and ability We do not know but
that the smallest offer may be test one,
and if filled satisfactorily be the fore
runner of many more to come If you
| have never dealt in this way, send your
name and address On postal card for
Price List together with any samples
desired.
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ISIS. 1879 1850. 1851. 1852. 1883


Summary for June. 1888: The average
hourly velocity and prevailing direction Of
the wiad at 1902 4. ~, for the month, is 6 8
miles, from the south and southeast at SOP
A. n, s miles, from the south at 1902 P. NJ,
S miles, FROM the south and northwest; 81
1902 p. Ii, miles from ths south at SOP
P. n, Iailss, from the south. Highest
water in tbs river during the month wa 20
feet, on the lst lowest water ia the river
during the msufh, 1910 feet, on the 30th !:
solar ha!oa If 90 racii on the SIN sad l7eh /;
number of days the thermometer stond above
90' was eleven, viz: ths 5'h. 6 h. 9Th, Ssh,
Oh, l7sh. p h, 25sa, Is b. 29h, 305h high
est, l02 o., on Ihe 9 n and 30.h.
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TIE last racket is the selling Of glass e
besr and faa for five cent?,
TIE Methodiss Episcopal Church at Fol
SON Is receiving repairs to the extent of S325.
". I. Baggett. publisher OF TIE Lar Jour
nal, has been appointed Deputy Reporter OF
i eciaicns Of the Supreme Court.
The work of hauling graia down the river
on ba4ges Will bsgin eoon, As tie crops is be-
ginning 10 be seen in sacks on the river bank.
Yesterday Govsrpor Ssoneman appointed
". R Peck, cf Placer county. member Of
the State Board Of Hcrticul5uFs for District
Nc. 7, vice Felix Gillstt. OF Nevada City, re
sigaed.
Auunber Of orargrogn hoo5lums. who es-
say TO he dudes c0neregste evenings in
front Of cigar store on the north sids OF X
street. between Eighth and Nintb, a2d laeuls
ladies' as they pass.
81 present If = young man wishes to pre-
sent bis best girl with a bouquet, and has not
a friend from whom re can SspoDge II, ne
IS obliged 70 take q coupe and ride out in tie
euburhs to purchase ore.
o. P. stidgsr. of North San Juan, Nevada
county, was yesterday by Governor Some
man appointed q Director Of the Board Of
Agriculture of District Nc. s, vice L. C..
Walrseb, Of Nevada City, resigned.
The steamer Apache did rot arrive from
San Francisco yesterday until II o'clock-su
hour after leaving time o. return. The de-
Icy was caused 6y large way business. Il
departed for San Francisco about 5 P. NJ.
John Barney. who was run over by E.
freight train on Front street Monday even
ing, was taken to the County Hospital, where
both Of his legs were ampu5Rtod just above
the knees. His recovery is considered doubt
ful.
a delivery Of letters only will be made by
carriers in the business portion of the city
Immediately after the arrival of the overland
mai. in the afternoon. This delivery is addi-
tional TO the morning and afternoon deliy-
cries.
The horse spoken Of in these columns 2 fsR
dsys SIEGE IS having made the fastest time on
record, still continues Co surprise turfnen.
He has trotted quarter at Agricultural
Perll in twenty-eight seconds. He was
timed by several good and responsible timers.
who say they think he can even 90 batter
than that.
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TO-DAY Being TIE NATIONAL HOLIDAY,l
ALL DAY
Shopping by Mail.

Surprising as has been the growth in recent
years Of the system of shopping by mail, it is yet
destined to much greater degree Of usefulness.
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RRGaLIA. FRNSRs. LECEs, BSTSss,
sAsEEDs, R0sETFEs, BENEIsG. sTAas,
BusTssG FLAGS, ASD AEE GI53s Or
EsLEru oF 4Egg G0GCs.
ts22islm ESA 81 ssa 81 Ess9.
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MARRIED.

JOE GODDARD, opp site the Metropolitan Theater,
will continue there as friendly as ever.
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Eed Home Opsa until u O'clock.
Aeshauic4' ss3rs-ShopPins by mali.
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Sacramento, Cal.

Nos. 400. @0e. 4O9, 900, 40s K STREET.
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esa Aezes-fsnc miso from LatTohe; all
llEcsd Price SIo per ssre.
sUEEIsER . A2sIP. Sacramento.
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LIVE STOCK MAnKrrs-ny TELEGRAPH.

pt-rr,iD Fob IT. AIln Receipts today. ll'O mead
-, fc m. vss fhl. ti 500 head last
80 ,,l head. consigned through. 30 maiAct
G i,fjma downward safes Isht 20 Medium steers 20
AZ H. GoId slippers. 81 40 $50 90 oxen - 3ud y 10
,,', lar 1000 heat Tor same uu1e last week i2tu0
ne ~ through 'uis MAJ kci AMY a i've aud
sbn.c hipbrr sales. Far ~ Good Western sheep - 100
81 H. Choi 20 Fancy sheep s, lo6ib 10. COmmon - 7o@
,fo,, Recents to-day eco head: total Tor the week
,If.r 2iO mead. sane time last week llOup head,
cons et through ~ cnts marriott duI lcnlhE doN hWar
sns choice Workers. ~ ''H - - mostly SO o'i
iigbf do 50 5Oa 30 6J GOOD Medium. 500 as 10 Good
uaivv ~ 1881 p. PIES. ST 90 ~ 80.
OHcA 400 Feb. 4.HoGs Receipts 1000 head shipments.
as Gp Heavy. 81 014+1 70, Lsnl 9O~@o O'i Skps -"
s6 90 ... ,
mlTr, dull and without guotlbe alteration exporters
and shippers doing lc; dressed ueot operatives ana D"'
ems the principal buyers; ENp'it' - uOG6 20 Coca I"
Choice Shipping SlaSj 30; common 10 taIf ft1@t 'u'
dpsir blc tite valued at and below - 80 ing itr De
To- than Heayyi Mixed butchers - 6lGti 20, Siockers anu
Feeders 3ffouF a. g ~ 49, ~. ,..,.,... pu,,,,
sgFEPRecopts" 900 head, shipments, 200 head PRIME
II, ~ ~ ct o,p,on 10 F,r s. tEi Medium 20 GOOD 81 50
D. 20; Choice ru Extra. So SJcSB ~ - ,,,.. sco
EAST LmERn. Penn. Feb IL SAlILE l''t.cetpS ~, ~
head, mari ~ SOW. FIl'V' @"' ~ - 49, ~ 1850
50 IS, Common &itfo. -.-,..,...-.. ph,,,.oh,os
31as7 90 BaumOiC8 s. bTt 49, loihvlA 20 'H3" nv,
Recrius 1000 head ma Net active Tor good Dnt
10 for Cannon grades Fair 90 Coca, - 80 90 common,
S. 5OdSJ so: Prime 30 lJ@tp ,.i.. q, ,oo ,.o, .h,,
grades SLOW ana Wedf Win ultlo
1nr,1D ESporfs nominal ut 50 1895 Heavy Shipping
" 30 ~ 2, %. IIeht do 50 GOdSj Meiumto Choice Bnton
o.. crrs 81 go do COws AMI Heters. % 1854 40
Stnckcrs aud Feeders. 81 0Odel %
SHeyp'Ieceipts OuUhead. market steady Common TO
N.g,rn 25 DFi Fair TO Good, ~ 20 Uet 1o Prime 10
Fancy IS 0s5 10 Texans. a5GS4 3D.
55UO head, shipments mono; lower ana
vsaS YorEers So IOesGJO; Packing 50 0s7 90 Butch
etAi To Extra ~ IOQNb w.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY Is, 1888
nREssrp HOGS about lac. higher. with more moder,

DRESSED HOGS about iec higher. with more moderate
receipts and fair demand City. heavy to light sa9sc
Pfgs. $40; Western, S1s LAkDIIhe yaIlstons IN
very steady afterward ruling weak and declining tribe
and advanced 2d3 points eoslng hr
the best rates cash demand very SOW ahd
speculation Ony moderately acve sales 20 tcs Prime steam
spot. Soc tl0,76c tcs March, il4'SIi4So' Closing
$3.50 fos May, liJ3 ell72c closing 7iS LOO ties
June 1I69@ll7sc. closing TO; 3o9y tes Jay
active and nrn; OF Refined sales 450 Continent private
BUTTER-seadv Egn Creamery, 400 Western y, Cream ;a
cry. 81 a3Sc. State DAIRY lialfTubs ana PGIs
state Welsh Tubs. 2002 nc; state Dairy flrKns
State FITkins and Tubs 20 oc.; western DAIy 99V59c
Western Factory 1e620c: Imitation Creamery o@2 S
Rolls e2Oc..CHEEIE- Demand Is SLOW; sIA G,i, az
selections for home use 4c.., EGGS. Ohei'u
lower gain and demand light Jersey DOC;
30aa2c.; Western. 303Olc. Fresh; southern oV"'"0
Lined. 700 &c. -,
SEEDS-tlover, t3& i4c. with rather better uenahu
Timothy So 9Sl 80 and quiet FlaXse d. 81 80 o-o
SUGA Raw sales 900 bags PerimDuc0 O'ec. anu -
hhds Gags Ccntrru 7~c. lair Henhing
higher at 7c bal the increased hrmness OF holders 20
check business Refining was generally firm; Mould " A.
83cj ContectioueIs do ac STANDARD A. Ssci on "A,
SdSisc; White extra &C" 7sc Yellow, do do TAO lhc
yellow &C." isG7so. Yellow, G2ia e. Crushed Use 1uoes
Sc; Cut Loaf Gao; Powdered 80 1880; Gr1nuated He'
SiHARI Quiet and ann Choice city, M ll'le,
TALLOW~Stead and quiet; sales. 7jcuO b., "a ao'sc .
TEAPrces quiet aud steady at the auction sue 70
day. a. pkgs d. including AZ Iwankay MOy
2c 6l2 HysOn. "a &C., So Young Tyson SWtooi i36
Young Tyson Ping Suey l50l6c 1913 Imperial 2cci Ze2
GunpOwdcr lI2d32.2c S1S n-hTet Japan l3.2A4-c ~
Basae DO 81 032 e. Ia Sinn yc: 81 Cony0u 30D
80 $50 Formosa OoOng 262G34c 59l Annoy lo~I'-c
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than trading back and forth between Board-room
operators Better prices ruled during Ine
first hour of business. After the hrSt
hour prices again were dropping Tor STOCKS
which were active. and stationary for those whlch
we've dull. The totIl' transactions for the Gay
amounted only to 2S2, $50 shares. against 3"o'ooo
shares yesterday. Central Pacific stock Is WORTHY
of special mention, because with an unusual amount
of transactions its price declined TO 70i2; 1t later
recovered to sos. he coal stocks continued 10 DC
special f,atur of the market and were wca Before
noon advices from Philadelphia announced that 'ne
Reading Company had been discharged from ne
control Of the receivers hands; afor that Ia price
declined from 54li to 53&4 and rrcoVetcu
to 81. HE Illinois Genital Company IA"
declared dividend of II per cent on IT'S cap
ital stock, PAYABLE in its per cont ieas INC
stuck, which is q conversion of the Chicago ~
Louis and New Orleans stock. The Illinois Dehtrh
Company hid SG.G70.O00 of tn Chicago St.
LOUIS and New-Or,cals stock: TO pay II yer c'it
on ITS own STOCK requires $50 900, 50 that II SIN
holds if il has not solI it, 81 10000 of ITS leased
line four per cent certificates. OF course the us
tribution OF the comoany's assets, )on whlch IL
guarantees the interest or d vIdends, CONVEX
possible source of revenue into permanent Hi"'
charge against It, when takes Drecc lon e o. oN'-
deuds upon It's own Stock In cXpcc atloh Oh INC
DIVISION however the stock of Illinois Cehtral 10
day was exceptionally strong at l43A@ 100"
Ills The las. twenty minutes of business were
dev ted to TIE usual IN rlling-up process. ana 10
liberal covering OF shorts which had Derh pun
out earlier IN the day; an hence there was cool
rally in prices which, however, generally are lower
than yesterdays clio ing figures.
Governments were inactive at the Stock TX
change and the business me a. the Offices OF the
large dc1ers was only moderate in AIN ,unt bis
for he 4 s are 1s higher than vest rday Annexed
are the closing quotations:
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the Continent $50 bales to Great Britain, balesy
to France. -baes: coastwise. bales: Stock SI'S4o
bales
GALVESTON Feb I4-Cotton steady; Mdding 1rc.: Low
Mdding. 92e; Good Ordinary $50: net receipts daSS
bales gross 1874 bales exports TOT Great Britain 2aSo
bales: France bales: to the Continent bales;
to the Channel bales coastwise- - bales; safes,
1881 bales STOCK. S2 5Sl bales.
MOBILE FEB I4-Cotton qmet; Kidding ytc" LOW Low
Nlddhng. 93sc.i 8ood Ordinary &C.. net receipts 223
6aies q b,les exports coastwse, LOO oa es;
sales BOO bales stock. 1887 bales
NEW:OR .'Ns. feD. li.-Cotr0n easy, Midding e'sc.;
Low Middling 0sc Good Ordinary. sac; net receipts
totJ Oaes: gross. 4,9J7 bales; expos 10 France. -
10 me Continent 2S26 baes coastwise 1890 bales 70
l.0OO baies stock. 32l .SgO bales
,iSshVaNSAh Feb l4-toton quiet; Kidding, 9ica Low
Aud'ne 94c: 0ood OrdInry. $50. receipts 1903
oales; gross 3SO5 bales exports coastwise - bales
10 pfeat B1tain bales TO the Continent. bales;
SAFES 1000 baIes last evening 800 0aies STOCK 5f46S
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