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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-05
BRIDGEPORT.

mot Satisfied" was the class motto
which adorned the programmes and oIher
papers used at the Twelfth Annual Com
mencenent of the Bridgeport high school
on Thursday night,
The commencement was held in Helm
lein's Mammoth rink, which proved none
TOO commodious for the | 300 people who
we're there, according TO estimates made
by CON petent personG.
The exercises were opened with prayer,
after which the three graduates delivered
their essays, which were gotten up with
very good iaste aBd nicely preseted.
William B. Winters, the only boy 10 the
class chose for q subject Crusade" and
dealt with all the matters coming under
that head from the cross crussdes of the
tenth century 10 the more recent temper.
snce crusade made by the women In
1873.
Miss Alice D. Williams explained the
Other Side of things in q very satisfac.
tory manner, and proved that there are
al ways two sides to a question and bright
ard dark side Of everything.
Miss Alvins Lswis discoursed very pleas
antly on 40 morrow's Load is Heaviest,
and cited, as beautiful illustration, the
fact that q friends death is not 80
much deplored as the thought
that we will never more be-
allov we'd the pleasure Of his association and
company. The essays we're all very good
and the diversity of the suhiects rendered
them all the more pleas,
ing. Meisters orchestra assisted
greatly in rendering ths evenings enter.
tsiument enjoyable, and Miss Rnaselrs
recitation, the Angels Of Buena Vista, aud
Mrs Annie Branum Smiths AIupni address
we're heartily received. Hon. Ross j..
Alexander, President Of the School Board,
presented the diplomas With very neat
address
After the exercises were over, the
mem 1erS OF the Alumni Association, &C.
companied by the graduate, Prof. T. L
Orr and vie and Prof Duncan, repaired
to Masonic Hall where an elegant banquet
was in waiting. Here, number of tesnmo
mails Of regard. and soroS At Dir. Ous de
parture we're presented to him including
Gibbons Rome from the Geometry
class of the High School.
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Thousands say So.

Mr. 7. W. Atkin', 0iIsrd. Kan, writes
Il never hesits'e TO recommend yonr
Electric B:ttfrs 10 my customers. they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers >
Electric Bitters are the puress and bes,
medicine known and will positively cure
Kidney end Liver complains. Parity The
blood and regulate the bowels. No tamil,
can aaoEd 10 be without them. They vii
save hundreds Of dollars in doctors hIlll
every year. Sold At ff! cent: : bottle b.
Logan 4 Co,
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PARKERsBuRG.
Alleged Coanterfeiter Arrested-Paul
Turned over to Writ County--Notes.
9rsri14 q, fhs Dsgistrr

/ AlleReu COunterteltor ArresLcd-rau
Turned over to Writ COunty--Notes.
Special to ths Rs9iItsT.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, June 2.-Dep
uty U. S. NJ. SpriDgston arrived last night
with James O'Neal, 8 citizen cf Calhoun
county, who is charged with passing coun'
terfeit money. 0'Neal was recently iadicted
on that charge in the U. S. Court. He was
confined to jail in default Of bond.
John E. Peck, Jr., son OF Superintendent
Peck, of the West Virginia Psnitentiary,
returned home to-day from Elizabeth, Writ
county, wherehe tss been with Jos. Paul IN
charge. Paul was turned over TO the Writ
county authorize. TO answer an Indictment
for the alleged killing of VIM Houtcbkins.
in 1861. 1t is the opinion that the case will
amount to nothing. as the people seem TO
feel that matters Of this kind which grew
out of the snimosities of the war, should be
dropped. :,
Roane and Calhoun counties both voted
fsvorably upon subscription to the pro
posed Black Diamond railroad.
The annual commencement Of the Park.
ersburg High School viii take place at the
Academy Of Music The number Of grad
yates this year will ba thirteen. Glass
Honors-Lizzie A Mcdonald. So!he 4.
Tsveuner, Blanche Bao6, Mamie Gould
and Edw. d. Hszen.
Herbert Boone, OF Preston county, was
arrested in RaveusRood, jackson county
yesterday, and brought to this city today
aud jailed BY Deputy U. s. Marshal Me-
hen. In default of bond Boone was con-
fined in Jail to await sciiOu Of the U. 5.
Court Boone is charged with msnutsc-
turing very poor mooUshins whisky.
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SUPREME cOURr or APPEAIS.
Tho Business Transacted st Tsstsrda,'s
Session.


Tho Business Transacted st Tsstssdays
session.
Court met Of 10 o'clock. All the Judges
present.
7. N. Gnvlp, . psac.icing AttorDsy In
the Courts of this State. qualified ON mo-
ton ef N. 7. Frame.
Piusburg, Cincinnati K g.. L,s's R,I.
way Company The State Board Of Pab-
lie Works, from Brooke county, vas 70, foe
hearing June Is.
Sssbright y. Seabrigh,, from Ohio eoun.
~, argunent concluded and cass submit
ted.
Fox '. Manufactures Insurance Con.
psny, from Ohio county, continued.
Esatsv. Taylor. from Ohio coopty, sub
mitted
Geriiy v Hsaiy. from Ohio oosnty, eos
tinued. This case Is emit BY The widow
OF Gerriiy for $4,000 dsusses sg,isst
James Hesly, the contractor. Gerri,J hsv-
ing been killed BY tho eaving In Of ditch
on Msrke, street, on January 3. 1882 n
the lover Court the jury found for the DE-
lfendsn..
State '. Moilobsn. from Bssx,on count,
wit of error. dismisse3.
! Dichescbeid '. Exchange BIhk ct si..
partly heard.
/ Adjourned until this morning q 10
o'clock
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An Amer wanted.

Can any one bring CO . ease Of Kidney
or Live. Complaint that Elrctric Bitter
viii not speedily curer We ssy they can
not az thousands Of cases already perms
nently cured and who are daily recommend
ing Electric Bitters, will prove. Brghfi
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or sby
urinary complaint quickly cured. Thel
purify the blood, regulate the howsls, AND
act directly OF the diseased parts. Ever
bottle guaranteed. For sale st so cents I
bottle by Logan 4 &c.
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~ HnFdncl Ronth

MAsIarrt Oaio, June 4-Last night,
a. $40 oclock Mr. john r Muir,
.D-t promin ant Parkersburg Market
stree, II, reliant, was married to Miss Mary
1E,- B'o'h Of this CT =, at the residence
Of 'hs n-ide's mo'hc, The event wss
'..LArEl, ,sl=hra'sd. large number Of
P'om'aenr Ps,k,r-burg societv people be
'Cs present, together with qui,e a nunbe'
Of NSds';a elite, smopg whom Miss Booth
sa general favorite.
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Very Remar kab,o Recovery.

Mr.. Geo. Y. Wiling. OF Manchester
Mich, writes: My wife hes been almost
helpless for Eve years, 60 helpless that che
could not turn over in bed alone. She used
two Bottles Ct Electric Bi'ters, aod is SO
much improved, thht she is able nog te.dc
her own work
Electric Bitiers will do sll that is claim
ed for them. Hundreds o. testimonials
st.e7t their great curative powers. Only
City cents bottle at Logan 4 C1s.
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Advice TO Mothers,

Mrs. Winslovs Soothing Syrup for chill
drsn teething, is the prescription OF one o
the best female nurses ard FhysiciAns in The
United s:.si~s, and has been ussd 70, fortl
ysars with never failing success By M
lions OF mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process ef tssihing tic value Is il
celculsbls. Il relieves the child from pair
cures dyseutery aud &Arhast. gripping il
the bovels, and Wind colic. By givin,
health TO the child Il rsss the notbs;
Price aSc Q bottls.
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Special 10 the Register

PARKERsBURG, June 4-Col. W. P
Thompson and wife left for their home in
Cleveland yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald left for their
home at Cincinnati yesterday. Miss Mamie
Jackson also left on the same train.
johnson Camden, Jr., aud Lewis Thomp-
son have returned to the West Virginia
Military Institute.
The bridesmaids and quite number Of
other guests of Senator and Mrs Camden
left for their home5 last night and during
| the day.
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WOMEN AND BABIES STOP TRAINS.
Calumet Nailmakers Resist the Move
ment of Freight Cars.

Calumet NaiImakrrs Resist tho Move
msnt of Freight Cars.
CHICAGO, June 4.-Csptsin Hunt, OF the
Hyde Park police force, started for Cum
mings this morning, taking with him alI
the available mea OF bis force. This
movement was make because OF an
ticipated trouble between the Rock
Island Rlilrosd aud the striking
nsiImskers OF the Calumet Iron aud Steel
Company. Two freight cars containing
nailg have been standing at Cummings for
q week. They we're consigned 10 the Rock
Island road. Yesterday tae read mad: an
attempt TO move the cara, which was irus'
tratcd By the strikers, who induced the
train men to abandon The attempt
Superintendent Chamberlain, Of tbs
Rock Island road, Immediately scuga, oat
Police Captain HuEt and asked for pro
lection, TIE Cap:sin replied that be conic
have II and proposes to give it Il
him. Another attempt viii be made
this afternoon 10 uo7e the cars
! n i'niatters are further complicated by the fac
that the Rock Island train men are in ful
sympathy with the strikers, and it is fsare'
tha, if the company insists that their en-
ployss move the cars q general strike ms
occur.
The way tie tralus we're stopped va
curious. Ten o'clock was the hour wbet
the engines we're expected up from sout
Chicago, and before that hour women sn
children TO the number OF two hundreC
the wives and families OF former emploJet
assembled with sticks in their hands sroun
/ The terminus Of the tracks aud opposite
thu entrance Of the nail works Fema
spies were sent down the tracks to~srt
South Chicago TO spprisa the party OF II
engines approach. While these vel
keeping guard contingent vas dispatc
ed 10 the residence of Tom Bethel, o no
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An EnterprisiDg Reliable Hou 9,

Logan & Co csn always be relied upon
not only to carry in stock the beat OF every
thing but 10 se2u7o the Agency for sucb
articles as hsvc well known merit and are
popular With the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation Of being al Says enterpriUpg
and ever reliable. Having secured the
Agency Tor the celebrated Dr.. Kings Ne"
Discovery for Consumption, will sell il on
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure
any and every affection Of the Throat,
I.uugs and Chest. and - shov Oursconf
dencp, We :av;,e yon to csll and get Trial
Bottle FREQ.
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What Can be Done,

By trying again and keeping up courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds OF hopeless cases OF
ni1--Ny and Liver Complaint have been
cured By Electric Bitters, after everything
elss had keca tried IN vain, So, 6opt
think there Is no cure Tor you, ert try Elec'
tric Bitters There is no medicine 80 sole,
20 pure, aud so perfect Blood Purifier.
Electric Bitters will cure Dyspepsia pIa'
betes and all Diseases % s .ha Kidneys In
valuable IN sffectious Of Stomach and
Liver, and oysrooms all Urinary Difficult
ties. Large Bottles only so cents, at Lo'
gan T. Co.'S
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Intaresiing E1periences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer, OF
Columbus, Ga, tells his experience thus:
"For three yssrs have tried every remedy
ON the msrk.t for S.onscb and kidney
Disorders. but got no relief until used
Electric Bitter. Took five bottles snd
am now cured, and think Electric Bitter,
the Best Blood Purifier in the world
Major A. B. Reed, o. West Liberty, KY.
used Electro Bitte-s for an old STANDING
Kidney affection AMI ssys: Nothing hs
ever done me- 90 m1ch goad as Electr;'
Bitters." Sold at City csnts bottle b.
Logan 4 Co.
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4 Strike Failure.
Scottdals in Danger.

PIrrsDURG, June IA COZ fsgration is
raging at Scottdsie, Pa, which threatens
destruction to the entire town. The build
ings are mostly frame, and the flames are
spreading rapidly in all directions; assist.
auce has been telegraphed for from this
city, and engines viii he dispatched at
once. Intense excitement prevails, and
all effrrts to stsy the flames have so far
been fruitless.
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Good R..uIts in E,ery Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that be vas
seriously afflicted with severe cole that
settled on his lungs: bod tried many rene
dies without hene6t. Being induced TO Try
DR.. Kings New Discovery fer Consamp-
tion, did 90 and was entirely ezred BY use
of few bot,les Since which time be has
used IL in bis family for aIl Coughs and
Colds With best ys;al.s ftis is the expe.
riencc Of thousands who's. lives have been
ssyed By this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Cos drse
store.
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Father Hickey Serenaded,

PAREERsDURG, W. Va, June 4-Rev
Father Hickey, pastor OF St Xsvier Cstho
lie church, who has been visiting the
health resorts of Europe, has returned
Wednesday night quite number of BIZ
parlshioners met together and securing the
city band serensded the reverend gentle
man o. his residence, corner Sixth and
Market streets. Father Hickey, who il
universally popular with our people of al
denominations, delivered very pleasant
address in response to the hearty welcome
received by him.
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Mr. ]. M.Norris su Old resident d
Rome, Ga, ssys. that - hsd bssa bsdly
troubled With Kidney Complaint tor .
great many years and vitA EcEsms foe
three years; st tines cooN sesscely walk.
and had .Yied many remedies without
benefit, until be began taking Electric Be
'ers and spointiDg Bis has1s and fsst III
Bueklen's AHnics Sslvs. This tyestoset
afforded hin great relief and hs strongly
recommsrds Electric Btters 10 tho,e vbo
su6es With Kidasy Complains, - ssed q
biooiPuil9. 6oA b Logan 4 ca
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PARKERSBCRG. June 4.-The Ohio Cen
fal Railroad court matters will come be-
lore Judge John ]. Jackson, Of the o. s.
District Court, at this place, on June 9th,
Ihe regular session of the Court viii com
menee next day COrh), Judge Jackson
presiding, Quite number OF important
cases will come up this term Of the court
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TEE PRESIDENTS SUGGESTION ACCEPTED,

TIE PREsIDENT's SUGGESTION ACCEPTED
Secretary Manning has sceepted the
Presidents suggestion. and will allow his
resignation to lie over until leave Of absence
shall have run out. Assistant Secretary
Fairchild has been requested to contlnuS
to act as secretary until that time, ana mas
consented TO do so.
Secretary Manning and wife, accoupa,
MED by Joseph Miller, Commissioners o! Of
Internal Revenue, and Mrs. Miller, will
leave Washington tomorrow afternoon for
Hot Springs, Vs.l
A Squadron on to Canada.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The Secretary Of
tbr Navy says that the vessels of the North
Atlantic squadron have been under orders
for several days to prepare for sea. They
will 90 essterly as usual snd report for
further orders ot Portland, Me. They will
visit the fisheries under instructions from
the department and it is hoped will help to
allsy rather than increase the existing an
tagonisms.
Chinese Indemnity.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The Chinese in
demnity bill was passed the Senate today.
Yeas so. nays 10.
The bill authorizes the President &c 1s.
certain the actual losses By Cinnamon by
the Rock Spring riot in 1885, and to pay
each loss. The amount appropriated b.
the bill for that purpose is $l5O,OOO.
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Excitement IN Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris. Tex, by the remarkable
recovery OF Mr.. J. E Corley, who was SO
helpless ne could not tHrn in bed, or raise
bis head; everybody said he was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle of DR.. King S
New Discovery was sent him. Finding re.
lief he bought large bottle and q box Of
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills: by the time be
had taken two boxes of Pills and two bot
tles of the Discovery, he vas well and had
gained in Gesh thirty-six Pounda TrisI
bottles Of this Great Discovery for COP
sumption free at Logan Il Co.'S
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looksso Cntidy.

Nothing look. more uptidy than the
preseree of scurf and dsndruf in the hair
and on the clothing One bottle Of Par.
ker's Hair BsIsam will heal the scalp and
free it from tits nuisance. Stors falling Of
the hair, promotes new growth and makes
it soft. gl1ssy and .ilky. Best Of dressing.
DelicioT sly perfumed.
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BaHa RRN,

At Wsshiugton-Nstiopsls |, Detroits /.
Az New York-Nsw York 10, Kansas
City 2; Metropolitsus 3, Louisville 7.
At Phi!sdelphis-St Louis l. Phi'adel
pbis 2; Athletics 8, PittsNurg l6.
AT Boston-Chicsgo 10, Boston 4.
At Bsltimore-St. Louis l3, Baltimore 5
At New York-Clrcinusti 7, Brook
Yul2.
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WHEELING Wv SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE s. 1886

union man, who was moving to Colehour
for safety. Mrs. Bethel was alone superin.
tending the packing of the household
goods, when she was startled by the beat.
ing of tin cans and wild boots Several
windows were smashed and she was be-
rated roundly BY the women and children.
The police dispersed the party. They re.
turned to the depot and at the same time
one of the pickets came raining bres,hlsss
along the track waving her shawl and
shouting, ITO the cars" this was signaling
the approach of the engine. Then there was
q rush to where the loaded cara were stand
ing. Mothers with infants in arms and
dragging youngsters by the hand hurried
along. All ages were represented. The
mothers grouped their little ones along
the track some distance ahead OF the frs,
freight Car and packed them scross along
the rails, the younges! toward the ap-
preaching engines and the mothers and
grown up daughters taking positions in
the rear. The engine steamed up
slowly a short distance, hit see
ing the living abstacle on the
track, reversed and retured to South Chi.
cago. The Amazons on their return jeered
and abused the representatives OF the COM
pauy at the gate, calling them the-most
opprebrious names, and the intliction oil
violence by the inforisted women was only
prevented by the presence of the police
At o'clock, when the engines appeared
again, fully two thousand women and child
rem were thronging the tracks and sppsr.
emily as determined as before TO hold them.
Captain Funt, with sixty police.
men from Hyde Park, had reported,
in the meantime ard attempted 10 clear
tracks but could do it with difficulty. The
women feeling sure they would not be
clubbed refused 10 move or moved very
slowly when told 10 do 80, and closed up
again on the tracks unless absolutely held
back by officsrs Late this afternoon they
we're still thronging about the cars and the
engines we're unaole 10 get by them with
out killing them. The greatest excite
ment prevails and ell attempts to move cars
proved futile.
A Strike Failure.
Sr. Louis, June 4.-The officers of the
Amslgsmated Council OF Building Trades
met this morning and officially declared
the planning mill strike ended. The men
l,0Os They went on
some time ago because their employers re-
fused to grant them eight hours as full
working day. At the meeting this morn.
ing the strike was decloVed failure and
the men ordered to return to work as soon
as possible.
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BuckIen,a Arnira salre.

The Best Sslvs in the world for Cuts,
B5r1'ses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
S'r9s, C, letter ChappPd Hands, Chilblains,
Co'nS aud all Skin Eraptions, and posi-
u'eiS cures Piles, or no pay required. II
. guarantee d to give satisfaction. or
money - refunded. Price 25 cents Per box
Sof sale BY Logan 4 Co.
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At THE WHITE HOUSE.
Open 70 Visitors as Usual announcement
OF the wedding.

Open 70 Nisitors as Usual-Announcement
OF the Wedding.
WAsHIxGruv. d c. June The White
House was open to visitors "a usual to day,
Ou, every trace Of the wsddirg decorations
had disappeared, and ,hers was nothing in
the appearance OF the mansion 10 recall!
the ceren ny
In the cfie'ai potion OF the house the
clerical s.all xas ousv addressing and en-
closing neatly engraved Wedding an
rOuucsUru's. In P'slu scrip, on white
Auericiu paper, tn aHucUncemen's were
srgrar 4. aud raai -imply: NJ. Grover
Clsysl,rG aud Ns4 Frances Folsom
marie! Jun, ,. Is>6 6-ExsCuiive Mansion,
Wa,hir,.oa These were addressed TO
the nerbars % itr Cabinet, Supreme
S-la'e. House. D;p, 'GsIic Corps, to the
ll-ur-ran, General anj Admiral aud to
nroninaur officials aG' Persorsl friends,
aad 'rerIs ot 'he President aud bride IN
Albany and Buffalo
Arthur, Piece of the Wedding Cake
NgR InsS. June +.-Ex.Presidsnt Ar
thur ssur his congratulations 10 President
Cleveland on his mGraisZs This morn
ing the posimau delivered Ss Ar. Arthur
house q letter and a package SIX inches
long an mch and half vide, and soou'
one inch thick. When the package wa
Opeu-d il vas found to contain p,sce o,
ths Cleveland Folsom Wedding cake. MIR
Arthur did not 90 out for the past two days
but Will take hts drive IN the park this
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. CieN sIand invited.
N.Iss y. H., June THE executive
committee Of the regimentsl organization
IN the New Hsmpahire Veteran ASsOcis
tlou met hefN Yesterday to make arrange
men,s f1r their tenth annual reunion. m
las, week in August. A letter was received
rom G-nrr,l Logan declining an Tuvits
hon 0 &c pseseCt on sesonnt CT an eu
gagemeD; ~ the National EucSupment a
Nan Francisco II vas voted to lnYr
P'e'jisr' Cleveland and S!'e, aud Rooer
b Lee CamO, ex Coniaiors's Veterans, Q
Rlchnond vs. The Camp will be name
d. Puuam." in honor Of Colonel Pul
IAN, oi the Seventh Neg HsmPNhise, VII
SaSElisd sr Fort BsgUer.
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"MY love, what u pc spellis thrown
Upon your fses2 l. charm Town.
Whence came thy egga and pesrly teeth
Thy rosy lipsl Thy rerfuned bresta9
She ssid, in accents szset and clear,
ATS only sOzoDON1, my dear"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL May II -I2:3J p. m-Coioa dull ana pr'eos
generally n buvers favor. Middhns Cpand5 -lru.i 10
sI Salrs-.O0O DAIcs lhcluulht vou
speculation and export receipts iVOv palss
including lU5JO AmerlcaE FUTURES nu a. W, u
cine Upands Mddns clause NAV AMI un- neiVetY
81 also O30id June aud July delivery o'otu 40
delivery oiG. do August and -epten
26id. also sad DO. September anu oc-
delivery 6f-S4d; do. october and November DEW
cry bl-std. do November and December cenvcry %
Tenders deliveries at odays cearuss. LOU bales
docket .-..
,-.. , ,,,,,, , A., ,o,,v
orr ,ljid DO Nav and June delivery. ! b-i'si
sellers DO June and July delivery t26id vaue do July
and August delivery o3oid sellers do August and sep
do september and OCTOBER 90
iive,v tO-b4u buyers; do. october ANA November de
Nd buyers, do NONcu.Dc ami De conbei do
Iv-fy 4 50 bus do SeptenAOorr delivery. -oid
buyers ,,.u.. .,..., r,u. r,l,,as o.v vidd
r,,, cau.e NAV delivery. -Oid sellers. DO May and
T,Ifvrrv 6gO4d sellers 90 Juns andJ uly delivery. ;
,i vaIr do July and August delivery. 'd. sellers 40
-rutau dc4IVc4y. !Dl. saileIsi dO -rIt.L
1,eIpl,tr delivery Ol.C4 s'leis DO 'ctopri ana
Do- 90, ,t.pvrry 6rJ4d. -~ilcTs 90 November And
Deceubcr del very. J1-Otd scrIa 10 1'P'DO0i
',fvl"goS VI " II Cotton nominal MihdiinS % 10"
,,.ftituy ,Od ordinary J. 70 n', ~" Ai"''
,.-'-t. .u- males. sales 80 Da.es Stock --.'-v aus
- NS,s Nav l7-tUtiOn dnl Middilh4 = - - DN
-, if..r = iG- cool Ordinary, ! 10 hrt anu gIoss
CENTS AZ bales exports cOist"iH" 500 ""'''' ''
oeIFkyr say 17-Cot;on quiet ana ,asy h.an.lis
AZ. iov MiCiilng fOOd OThihaiy ",
Slu hs ga gross VsJ bales exports u pie'. %,
ll5 DaIcs 10 the Continent. 4.fV' BAL s"iea' o'O
stock, l23, ,24U bales