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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-16
STATE VOICES.
How ,heroIks at wheeling Are EquaIiz'
ing .rhIpks.

Wavas Advocate.
The assessment business in this State 10
becoming rather m%onotonous. The Legs.
lsture ordered a reassessment, which We
thought, aud still think, was proper and
right. The Auditor, under the instruction
Of the Governor, Issued orders for the as
sessment Of young stock, and the neces.
saries OF life, that might be on hand Tor
the coming year, as well as many other
things heretofore not listed. This we were
not disposed 10 Yrumblo at particularly, as
the Constitution did not in terms exempt
il from taxation. The Legislature in add.
ton TO all this empowered the Board oil
Public Works to eQuGlize the assessment
made in the different counties and under
the authority OF that, withoutany personal
knowledge whatever, Of the lands through:
out the State, and without one sctntilla oil
evidence as to that value, the Board oil Pub.
lie Works are equalizing the lands in sew.
eral counties Of the State, by raising the
valuation Of all the lands from i've
To 6ity per cent. This county is
raised ten per cent, Ritchie, county
Is raised forty per cent; and Lewis county
Is raised fifty per cent. Where Is this thing
going to stop? Are we taking the authors
ties at Washington for our model ,andar We
going to create a large surplus for the pur-
pose OF squandering III II this thing IS to
be persistedin we will soon have our Star
Routes" our "River and Harbor appropri-
ations,h our Brady's, our Dorsey's, our
Kelloggs and our Howgates.
? For the sake Of consistency, good gov
eminent and economy, this should at once
cease. II not there will be areckoning one
Of these days that will wake up some Of
the natives round about Wheeling.
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Exchange. t4. .s
The millers OF the country have been
saved at least ST, zoo, 900 by the decision Of
the Supreme Court Of the United States
against the validity OF the Deuchfeld pat.
emit. The device on which the patent is
based is q peculiar arrangement commonly
called q sucker" by means Of which the
meal, in its passage from the grinding
stone 10 the boiling reels, is subjected to
the action OF q current OF cool air, cooling
and drying the meal in a simple aud econo.
mical manner. A patent was issued on
this improvement in 1858, and re.issued
for seven years in 1872, but the
sucker was introduced very widely
by the mills Of the country without regard
to the patent. A number Of suits were
brought for infringement against millers in
different cities. The decision is adverse TO
the ~patentees, and protects the millers
everywhere who use this device. In the
Downton suit, decided at the same time,
the patent covered a process for manufac.
turing middling -four by passing the mid.
ding, after their discharge from a purifer,
through rolls, apd subsequently, boiling or
grinding them. This patent was valued by
It's author at 100000, but the Supreme
Court held it to be worthless for lack Of
novelty. "H
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2l per cent; and in February Of this yearit
was "a per cent.
Leadvlle during the past FIVE years has
produced 100000 ounces Of silver, one
hundred aud forty thousand tons Of lead,
and 5000 ounces OF gold.
In lSeothere were $40, 740 sheepin North
Carolina. In 1870 the number wal 1885,
ass in 1880, by the aid Of the Legislature
aud the dog, the number had fallen to
46l, 6Ss.
Once in awhile a dishonest man shows
the sincerity Of his reformation in some.
thing more tangible than words. In
Quincy, Ill, a few years ago, a man occu;
pying a position OF trust stole $4,000 and
decamped to Mexico. According to the
popular belief, his ill.gotten wealth ought
10 have brought nothing but disaster to
him; but, on the contrary, the investments
that he made brought to him u handsome
fortune. As he now had plenty ofmoney
bis conscience impelled him to restore the
money which he had stolen, He did So
and having q competence, will probably
be strictly honest in the future.
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a Gonld's Tomb.

E1ehnflpe.
Mr.. Jay Gould has been engaged In
planning the abode in which his body will
remain when he Is done with Il. II is in
appearance an Ionic temple. It has
columns in front only and the side walls
are carried forward to help with the
columns in forming the yestibule or
pronaos. Engaged pilasters with Ionic
pilasters are built into the side and rear
walls. Being about thirty feet wide in
proportion, with a flight OF steps in front
Il will be exteriorily the handsomest
edihce OF its kind in Greenwood cemetery,
II not in America. The interior is divided
into two long blocks Of ~aracosolia, the
openings Of which will be. sealed. Atthe
end OF the passage there is to be a stained
glass window in which o crowd OF angels
and saints are represented singing. The
interior roof will be formed OF bronze
rafters with panels Of glass mosaic in clasic
designs between. Similar panels will oo-
cupy the triangular spaces above the door
and window. The design for the stained
window, in It's general composition, and
particularly in is scheme OF color, re-
minds one OF certain works by Fra An
gelico. NJ, ,."
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chicago Heal Estate.

chicago IGnkf.
There is n fact which no one seemed
able TO explain: That Is the limited de.
mand for acre property. This Is admitted
to be the first In the past thirty years which
has not witnessed a period when acre
property was the principal inquiry. In
iS74, in the worst Of the panic, more acre
property was sold than has been trans
ierred- within the past twelve months.
The agents do not understand why, in so
prosperous a time as the present, the acre
inquiry should be 30 poor. 1t has been
confined principally within the narrow
limits OF q cali for a few manufacturing
sites, and some OF these are now upon
bayers' hands unoccupied for this or any
other purpose. Speculation has been con-
fined this year entirely to improved prop
erty. ,
The general view Of affairs in the land
market discloses no certain outline OF what
are TO be It's characteristics next fall. 1t Is
expected that q good deal OF money will
20 into realty aud that an active trade will
Be had. The hot season is not far ahead,
and many are delaying plans until after
ward which, but for the backsets the trade
has had this year, would have been matur-
ed and carried out.
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An oriental openlas for Lovely Women.

An Oriental Opening for Lovely Women.
N. Y. Tribune.
DR.. Howard, an American women doc.
tor, Is creating quite a stir in social life in
China. She attended the mother OF Prince
Ii, Hung Chang, and although she did not
save her life, she showed 30 much skill
that she was called in to treat the wife Of
the great Minister. From all parts Of
North China letters from the wives Of
mandarins and high officials are pouring
in on her entreating her to come to them
or 10 ''send other wise women from Amer
ica." Eastern women Of rank die with
obscure diseases rather than submit to OPP
erations performed by male surgeons. An
American physician who spent some time
in Turkey was called in TO prescribe for
the wife Of the Bey i'll with typhoid fever.
The patient was wholly covered with a
sheet, in which the hole was cut large
enough for him to put his fingers in to feel
her pulse, and another through which she
thrust her tongue. DR.. Howard has been
loaded not only with fees by her grateful
patients, but jswelry, furniture and price.
iess curiosities enough to stock q bric-a-brac
warehouse. Go East, young women, go
East.
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~nREAKRAsT BUDGET.

There were s~eventy.two American earth.
quSkes last year,
F.. New Jersey in one Of the States which
will choose Governors this fall, and the
Newark Advertiser thinks there 10 enough
hope OF the Republicans e~lecting their
candidate to encourage the party TO makea
vigorous campaign.
. The latest statistics show that civil or
lGon.religious funerals are increasing In
PSIis. IN 1881 the proportion Of such
trnsTals TO the total number was l6 per
cent: In 1882, this proportion had risen TO
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IT Is DIFFICULT TO GIVE IN A DOZEN LINE
THE REASONS WHY TnrrRnts selfzer A pc
RENT SHoELD BE PREFERRED AS CoRRkG
TIVE AND ALTERNATIVE TO EVERY OTHER
MEDICINE IN UaE FIRSTLY, IT ALLAY5 Fl.
WITHOUT VIOLENCE OR PAIN; THIRDLY. 1T
TONES THE STOMACH: FoURTHLY. IT REiU
LATES THE FLOW OF BILE: FIPTHLY. IT PRO
NOTES HEALTHY PEssptRATIoN: slXTaLN,
SOME HUMOR9: s~EvEHTHLY IT TRANQUIL
TZE3T THE NERVES; k1&HTHLY, IT ACTS UPON
TuE BLOOD AS \ DEpURENT: AND LASTLY
IT FORMS oEEOF THE MOST DELICIOUS C0OL
ING DRAUGHTs THAT EIkR PissED DOWN
THE THRo IT oFAN INVALID. SOLD BY ALL
DRUGGISTS. 1.as myl0
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trims arrive and depart as tollows-city time.
b. O.-Main Line-DEpARr-l@ a m, 8 40 .
m, 2 20 pm, 5 10 pm, 1855 m. G. 9. Diyy-s2os
m, Is I'M Ills m. s4oam. ". Pa B. Div
8 10 a m, / 30 pm,4 4opm ARRrvE-Main Line
IL is A m, 10 20A N, 8 Is D m, 8 l0G m, 1 Is p m. G
., Div,-8 10 D N. 0 50 q m, 2 IS q m. W.. 7. d B.
Dly,-S25 = m, II 70 q IN, 8 26pm.
q. d P.-DEPAET-61 10 a II, lo4oa n. 4 40 p m
ARRivE-l2 IS m. 5 IS p m, SR pm. andS % m.
r., g. d Mt. L.-DEPART-5 "a a m. 0 0ls m,
1852 > m, ~ p N. ARRIVES 81 a, N, II u q m,
367p IN, 7Gpm.
c., t. v. d w.-DEpAEr-9 IS a m, $50 m, L
N. SIS u m, 4 ARRlyE-7+6 a m, 10 80 q m,
a IN = -, A IN tr H. H
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ERig,s Elk
Another Cure utterly without Preee.
dent,

ERIE, Pa, September 1O.h, lSSl,-DR
HARrMAs: icannot but express my thGnks
70 You for the great benefit 1 received from
the use Of Peruna and Manalin. 0ne bottle
OF each placed me squarely on my feet, after
a long sickness, which had laid me In bed
and then left me lame and crippled. Three
DAYS use oil these remedies dispensed with
the cane aud in o week l was perfectly well.-
n. ]. WRtoar, Business Agent, Erie Evening
Herald, Ask your druggist for DR.. HarlInan,s
hook on the ellis OF Life.n He will give 1t
gratis. II not address DR.. H. at Osborn, 0.
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Hn,I WORK.

The hotels at the mountains and seaside
resorts have put in early and good work this
season. They are mostly in readiness fol
guests and all OF them use HUNTS Insect
Powder, which insures the visitors against
bed bugs, reaches and all Of that class. Price
25 cents. For sale by all druggists.
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WHEN a pair OF clipping lovers get mar
ried on board q train, as has been done,
the affair might properly be spoken OF as a
"car-coupling." n
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TRUSTEES SALE OF sTAyE FAC.
i TORY at BORToN.-By virtue Of n Deed oil
must made by william schilling. hon d Co. 70 me
a. trustee, dated the Sd day Of February, A. D.
1881, and recorded IN the ofhce OIL the Clerk Of The
UJunty Court OF wetzel county. In Deed Of Iritt
book No. s, folio g., l viii on Saturday. the f6!h
LAY OF NAY, 4. D. 1858. beginning al 30 o'clock ..
4, proceed To- ellAt pubic auction, 10 the highest
and blSt bidder, on the p'cmiSes, the following de:
scribtd property. tina! Is TO SAY: The lease and
IeaIehold estate made and conveyed by John Glib
oonsi 10 the Hrm OF Nm. Schtlling, son & Co., for
the term Of Sit years from the hiSt day OF April,
4. I. 1881, In and to the following described prop,
-rty, that Is 10 ray: A certain piece or parcel Of
ana LYNN 70 h ctzel county. ". Va, on the Iouth
,IJe Of tnewest end Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Hailroad ConipAny's switch, near the town OF Bur
ton, in We,zel county, containing about y acres.
ALo. the stave FactoFy, buildings, mGchinery,
boiler, engine, ~shafting, betting, staye machines,
and ali other machinery, appliances. and nxtnres
nsed BY the parties OF the fIs! part In, and about
their s.ave business on the lea'ehold premises
Terms OF sale.-The sum OF sso5 IS and costs and
expenses OF sale cash In band on day Of sale. and
ihe TcSIdue OF tho purchase money, payable 10
three equal insAlltnehts Of 8. II and Is mantht
from day oil sale, beNiipg intereIt, the purchaser 70
sxJcute his notes theieioF with good security.
myiS T. J. HU6UA. Trustee.
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CElLU1orp Eye Glass frames, in their beauty,
strength aud durability, far surpass the ordi'
nary tortoise.shell frames commonly IN use
They are superior to all Others. For sale BY
ali leading Jewellers and Opticians. MwEAw
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Pttndin Democrat
We fear that the G%ubernational boom for
Auditor Miller has suffered a collapse.
Joseph should write a card and throw the
blame on the old man,
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"If I can send one suffering soul to you,,
writes James 0orbIu, OF Washington, ILL.,, ~
me, and will cure al cases OF fia." $3.50.
.. AwT4s'
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TEE Diamond Dyes for family use have no
equals. All popular colors easily dyed, fast
and beautiful. Ten cents apackage for any
color. AwEAw
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az WOULD like scalloped oysters" she re.
marked. BE answered, meaning to be
funny: 81 don't know how to scallop oys.
ters.n "Then bias some" said she.
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.sYou can easily make your skin white and
,oitn "How?" iUse Glenn's Sulphur Soap"
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute,
MWFAw
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WHEELING { ELM GROVE R. R.

On. and after MONDAY, MAY II. 1855, tun.Il
further notice. cars will run from the City and
itamm's every hour from Q 80 A. N. to $50 r. N.
Cars to aud from Fulton every 30 minutes.
py!2 J. KLEEH. supt.
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. For D~yspspsia and Liver Complaint, You
have a printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's yitalizer. It never fails to cure.
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WHY will o cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price loo, $40
and 81, HHl Et .H
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"HAcxMErAck," a lasting and fragrant per.
tume, Price Is and 80 cents,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

w ANTRD-oCCUPANTs BOARD
w furnI.hed) for a lArge room, ant tioorI, nlLh
bay window, overlooking the city. beautiful tt1a.
AZ Etna iniurSnto oaiee. wheeling. mylelg,lt
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NEW ooops-oEo. R. TAYLOR.
R. TAYLOR,
1850 MAIN

The continuance of the aetive demand for choice ss'
and Fashionable Dress Goods, Silks, Parasols and
Black silks that can be guaranteed, has necessitatedaa
new supply Of these goods, which will be opened on
NONDAY, the 9Th inst. Notwithstanding the scarcity
Of some particularly desirable shades in Colored SILKS
and Dress Goods in the eastern markets, they can Ia
nearly every case be found in our stock and at the
lowest prices for such choice styles. We would call
attention to our large line OF raa' atn<'-n ID
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SUMNER RESORTS.
'. ,.... THEDENNISON, s& sF 4; !;

-(Atu. s, custom House Cincinnati. Ohio. :
Best Of Attendance, Beds and FOOD, without DIS
iteGm. Hot and Cold Water, Hydraulic Eeyatof
AL night service, Double tre escApeG with baic0
aies and pe ima1cnt Iron ladders Board from
aprIs A. aUKHIsos. pnpn,,o,
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N. B-The Organ used at thess Lectures Is from
the celebrated firm oil wilion b Banner, 1915 Mar
Eet stIcet, Wheeling. Il myi6
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Reduced.

We have completed arrangements by which,
from this dAte,w will be enabled 10 give the pub
liz the advantage Of reduced price on the
celebrAted ". E
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Extraordinary Stmi.Annusl Drawing
ANEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, June IL. 1858,
under the personal supervision and managementof
GEN. G. T. Beauregard, Of Louisiana, and
Gen. Jubal A. Early, Of Virginia.
CAPITAL, PRIZE. S150. 00O.
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,PITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

2s7S Prizes, amounting to..,..... ...,..........sS 22, 800
Application for rates TO clubs should only DO
made 10 the Office Of the Company In New Orleans.
N. A. pAuPHN,
.s.1il New Orleans, Ia
S %; ~; = aT RAUr g. Seventh st.. Washington D. Q.
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Personal

It Is his salary for two years, not one
wear, that Senator Palmer OF Michigan has
given TO the city Of Detroit for a public art
nnapnm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-14

but his symptoms 4 e'eleek Tits
afternoon are favorable, aud he will
probably recover.
Ats picnic held near Nagle's dam.
near Monroeton, Pa, last Satur-
day, Leo, the FIVE year old son and
the only child of Mr.. and Mrs. D. j,
Sweet, of MOnroeton, was bitten
by rattlesnake just above the knee.
The child was Immediately taken
home, where, in spite of every possible
effort to overcome the effects of the
poison, he died at midnight. The
afflicted parents have the deepest
sympathy Of the entire community.
On Friday morning last a young
man living at Gilmsn's Station, in the
town of Forestburg, while on bis way
to the middle mill, stopped at a
spring By the roadside to take a drink.
As he was stopping he heard peculiar
noise, aud there within three feet Of
him lay rattlesnake coiled up in the
act OF spriuging. He jumped back,
and, secur 3 stout stick, soon dis
patched the viper. 1t measured over
six feet in length.
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leave at 10 am. for Vicksburg, ID
place OF the Commonwealth. Captain
j. I. McCord, Clerk Henry Dietrich
and all the old officers Of the Common
wealth are in charge.
There being some few finishing
touches to be placed on the steamer
Josie Harry, Captain Milt Harry
thought proper to defer her departure
until Saturday next, when she will be
in fine order, being thoroughly over
hauled and reprinted from pilot house
to kelson and from stem to stern.
The steamer 7. F. Eckert will make
three excursions tomorrow. The
FIRST at 8 o'clock in the morning, when
she takes the Macaronians and their
friends to Camp 249; the next in the
afternoon, when she goes down the
river about twenty miles; and the
third at night, when she makes a
grand moonlight excursion up the
river to Island 40. A fne band Of
music accompanies each trip.
The trial of Captain Marx R
Cheek, who was arrested for not COM
plying with the quarantine regula-
tons, comes up on Monday next.
Those who understand the case can
not blame Captain Cheek, as it was a
misunderstanding on his part, he be
ing Of the opinion that the rules in
regard to local packets were the same
as previous years. and his boat was
only required to be inspected once a
week. There is no steamboatman
who would do more than Captain
Cheek to prevent the introduction Of
a disuse OF contagious or infectious
nature.
We are under obligations to Messrs
McClelland 4 Yeaman, publishers Of
the American Trade Journal. St.
Louis, tor copy Of a we'll executed
map showing a birds eye view Of
the Mississippi river" from the mouth
Of the Missouri river to the Cult Of
Mexico 1t is in three sections, and
shows the various windings of the
river with the names of the different
towns and prominent landings, also
railroads built and those in prospect
This work is a credit not only to the
artist who compiled the same, but t.
the enterprlsing publishers OF the
Journal. 1t is very useful map moi
only to steamboatmen. but to mer
chants and business men, who should
have copy hung up in their Offices
for ready reference.
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sUNDRIEE-Sslt 81 IS per Dbl. Sosp,
3 1<s6c per ID. Oioer, 81 90 for bbls and
81 GOA IS for hf do rice, 5Ns75<c
per ID.
BUILDING MATKRIAL--Nails,
80 20 per key. Lime, 95ca$l per Dbl.
Cement, 81 Goal 70 per Dbl for Louisville;
81 90 for Rosedale, and 81 60a5 for Port
land. Plaster, 81 60. Lumber, yellow
pine flooring, SIS; rough framing, So;
dressed, s30per A;lathing, 81 75a2 per NJ;
shingles, $3a4 90 per M.
COTTON SEED, OIL, ETC.-Cotton
seed at river landing SIC per ton; seed
meal, ST 60al860 per ton; oil cake,
81; oil, S0sS5c tor crude; 45a54c for re-
fined as per quality. Ii.
LIVE STOCK-Choice beef cattle &c;
do medium 4a5o per ID gross; other
classes 1<a45zc, as per quality; yearlings
S8a9 each; mich COWS $20a30; per head;
sheep 8ia4c per ID, for good mutton quail
tiles, and Sls1 80 perhead for poor;
lambs 81 60a8 per head Tor medium and
ea6Kc per pound for choice. Mules al
s66 TO Sll0 eachi horses at $65 to Sl5C
each.
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COTTON.

Sales here yesterday were 125 bales
all to spinners, the market closing
steady and unchanged, as follows
Ordinary, 7sc; good ordinary, sac
low middling, 90; middling, 9sc
good middling. &c. middline fair
1Osc. Stains-good ordinary, 73c; low
middling, sBc; middling,84c. Tinges-
middling, $50; good middling, 80.
The New York cotton market closed
dull. Middling, 10 l-16c. Sales, 36s
bales. Stock on hand, 100, LAB bales
Futures steady ate to II points below
the closing fguresof the evening be.
fore. The New Orleans cotton market
closed firm and unchanged. Mid
ding, 9sc. Sales, 1000 bales. Stock
on hand, 81 ,669 bales. Futures steady
at 8 to II points below the evening
previous. The Liverpool market wal
easier but unchanged for spot deliver
les, and 1.32d to 3.64d cheaper on flu,
lures.
The total receipts of cotton at al
United States ports for the past
days foot up II, 900 bales, and 422!
bales in excess Of last year for tn,
same time. Total at all PORTS fol
the present season, 5,898,573 bales
an increase of l,3Ol,4l3 bales owe
last year and 236,858 more thar
the year before at the same date
Total exports for the past season
4,569,373 bales; against 3,436, Az
bales last year and 4,337 $40 bale
the year before at the same date
Total stocks, 363,579 bales; agains
234,7lO and 3l5,O62 bales the tw,
previous seasons at the same date.