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A CLEAN SWEEP IN OHIO.
FORAKER BURIED UNDER ABoUT NINE
THOUslND PLURALITE

The Entire Democratic state Ticket Elect
sa-A Domeerntic Legislature Whlch
VIII Elect = United States Senator.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 6.-The magnitude OF the
great Democratic victory grows as the later
election returns come In. At noon. Col OonEer'
Chairman OF the Republican State Executive
Committee claimed that II Gov. Foraker re-
ceived 5000 majority In AshtabulR and 1000 In
CuyahoRa he might pull through by 1000 or
more In the State. especially II the strong Re-
publican western reserve did its duty. At 1880
P. NJ. Cuyahoga iofloiaD showed Foraker to
have only 2069 majority in Cleveland and
Cuyahoga county. q Democratic gain OF l,012.
Ashtabula and the western reserve showed un-
expected Democratic gains. The Democrats
were equally surprised with the Republicans
at the result In this Gibraltar OF Republican
ism. All hope for the Republicans was gone.
and the Democracy had once more triumphed
In Ohio.
There is one man in Ohio to whom. moro
than all others, the victory should bo ascribed.
That man 10 the Hon. James Z Neal, the ana
BILE. clear headed. intelligent Chairman Of the
Democratic State Executive Committee. Neal
is the Dan Manning OF the Ohio Democracy.
He believed In much work and little talk. and
labored In season and out OF season for tho
success OF the State and legislative tickets.
He belongs to no faction. but like Gov. Hill OF
New York, his proudest claim is, L am
Democrat"
The Republican State Committee at P. M.
concede the election OF Campbell. and admit
that the Legislature is Democratic In both
branches. Unofficial returns from eighty-four
counties give Campbell q plurality OF e,905.
The four remaining counties, which are Ash
land. deauRa, Ottawa, and PsuldinR. gave
Powell tDem.) a plurality in 1887 OF 4s0.
Hamilton county. complete, gives Foraker
33,849: Campbell. 40.Sl4; Campbeil's plurality.
7.165. Lieut-Gov. Lampson tRep.,. 35.660.
Marquis tDem,). for Lieutenant Governor, has
q plurality Of s.525. and Boden. for State
Treasurer. q plurality OF 2260 Schneider
Rep.L for Senator. has plurality Of 2094 over
Sextro tDem.l. who had the lowest vote on the
Democratic list
This evening Gov. Foraker sent the follow
ing congratuIRtory despaIcn TO Uoyofiior-5iscT
Campbell: -
To the Hon. Jdmet Z cdmpbel Rdmtuon Ohio:
10 the rul extent that defeated candidate can 40
ana
ana fS
istrAuon. J. B. FoRAKKR
Mr.. Campbell sent the following reply this
evening; -
n E q SsSh %s., S.Sry Tor tho cordial
Jams y. CAMPBELL.
The Legislature is Democratic in both
branches by 10 majorfty-2 In tho Senate and 4
in the House-and will elect United States
Senator to succeed Senator Payne. The woods
arc full OF candidates, but the Hon. Calvin 3.
Executive Committee, can get the Sepatorshlp
II he wants II. ]. r Mclean Of the Cincinnati
yShn + Thomas o, sprinEol9a and
bell. the Governor elect, are spoken OF for the
place.
The Legislature is composed Of ia members
In the House and So In the Senate. 1t will be
divided as follows:
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O'Brlen's Suit Aralnst Salisbury.

LONDON. Nov. Civilian O'Brien has ap-
Piled for new trial against Lord sAi1bury Counsel
Gully In his application said that Lord Salisbury having
Ger and robbery sought justify his charge by quoting
speech ineiunE 10 boycott This defence, said the
counsel was inadequate and oppOhed 70 the fActs ana
o'Bren was therefore entitled TO a new trial.
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The Nebraska Election.

OMAHA. Now 6.--Returns from this State are
still very incomplete but there is doubt whatever
that the Republicans have elected Laws to Congress In
the Second district BY from 100 LOO majority and
the Republican candidate for Supreme Judge and the
REGENTS OF the University by from 10000 TO 5000
Douglass county has elected the entire DSmocr tic
ticket with the exception OF enc Commissioner
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What One Snnn Boys Tongue Can DO In
Thirty Seconds.

j. n. Hills business manager put a neat cap
on the head or small newSboy who wandered Into the
Union Square lobby ct O'Clock yesterday. Tho Gao
bore An announcement of three four words In mod
est lstsrs Just above the vizor and 1t taken from
closet In which the astonShed yonnRSter saw stacked
up dozens and doAens Of caps Just like It, The manager
told she kid that no wond the cap week he
Sould has pAhS 10 the theatre n"Nt Monday night
Ihen ne turned the boy loose and out his watch
" lnft thiry seconds tho doorS burst in and Cyclone
OF noise and email boy swept into tho lobby In vO
minutes the Sidewalk was packed with struggling young
sefs OF All sizes and cOmplexiouH and policeman was
called TO drive most OF tho crowd away Some Of the
boys got cApR, and some didn't
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Railroad Men on strike In Evansville.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Nov. 6.-Anothsr strike is
in progress In this city and extends tho entire
hAckey System. embracing the Evansville and Tsrrs
Haute, Y. and L. r., D. and E.. L. f. and ST. l., and y.
and railroads Tho strike was begun by the freight
conductors and brAkemSn, who asked for an advance
wages The advance asked for Was allowed, but the
time for ie going tnto eject caused the trouble The
strikers insisted on ts dating back frOm Nov. None
Of the men reported for WOTk this afternoon.
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Close OF tho Paris E1hlbltlOD.

PARIS. Nov 6.-The closing OF tho ExpoSi-
ton was marked by brilliant ftte this evening -Four
hundred thonsand perSong were present the largest at
nhdAioe hnce The opening Of the Exhibition lhere
were rev AliEht accidents due 10 the crush. Tie
weather beautiful and the tets great
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E1.Klns Milan win Reside In Par,s.

PAnIB, Nov. 6.--The Journal d's D6bats says
eXkinE Milan OF ssrNAi 10 making arrangements 10 rs.
side permanently In this city
EkkinR Milan Is gu route to Belgrade, whore he
Sstement betweon Milan and Natalie will be the out
come or the VEar'B letter to Natalie.
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To Reply to Mr.. Waunmaker.

The Executive Committee OF tho Western
Union Telegraph directors ysS,srday considered the
fostmastsrG GeneralS order HxIuE the Government
teesrAph ratee and MS recent proposition that the Gs
traiion Dr. NoLyin Green said later that before the
reply 10 Mr.. WGnAm Aker. ' -
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an ANTI-IRLSH PLOT

It Involves British OmoiaIs and VIII No
Exposed When Parliament Meets.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Mr. Molloy, member Of
Parliament, in speech at Shefleld this even
ing, said that the Parnellites had in their
possession documentary evidence proving the
completely OF Government officials in q con-
spirAcy against the Irish. and that the publica-
tion OF this evidence would cause O sensation
even greater than that resulting from the Com:
to expose the plot Immediately after the opeil-
Ing OF Parliament
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OTTAWA, Nov 6.-Word has been received
here from thS British Government that Admiral
lsneaRs. who offered an insult TO the German Gag by
ordering the German ship HuSted out OF EsQuimGit
harbor British Columbia, some weeks and then
towing her out 10 to be replaced In command Of the
N ~ 10 .,siqsU
FN - s's~u JET NFFfdrTsEs II Ahs-
No oyster stew complete without dish of the DELI
eAtS Shrewsbury SnAtOkOtchuP,-AdR
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Cut ny a FalI,px Plate Glass.

heavy french plate glass which vas being
placed in Louis sherryS window at Thirty seventh
street and Fifth avenue last evening fell tho side
walk and broke John Lyons ~ yeArs old OF 25 West
honSton street and wilder Travis same age. Of S73
Hera BADLY c9t b. the broken glass They were 70.
moved 70 the New r0Fk Hospital. Lyons had bad Ont
The fOSt and artery severed about me
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Mr.. A. Harrison Declares that Injustice
was Done Our Artists.

PARIS, Nov. e.-Mr. Alexander Harrison,
tho American artist. who is q member OF the
American Art Jury at the Exposition, and ON
whom the Jury CT Awards conferred the doco-
ration OF an officer OF public instruction has
declined the proffered honor Ho complains OF
points out that English exhibitors obtained the
highest hOnOrQ
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Johnny wild and Dan CoiIyer Mako = VeA-
tUre.

John Wild and Dan Collyer. the well-known
negro comedians have leased Puoe Theatre year
from the A. Stewart estate. and will open under the
title Of Wild and Collysrs Comedy Theatre op Nov Ia
Rp 1RpSthInG IN Running VIVID BY Charles T. Vincent
ihe LnsAue VIII be managed by John HoinRSheRd and
tncentg plays will be present cd right along. Harry
cnmn.nnna aug Amy Lee FORMER members OF HArrEAnb
SompAhy nave been engaged for the support
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DIeG UaAsr an Anssthstle.

stephen Gillian went 10 Bellevue Hospital on
Tuesday last suffering abSosSs In his neck lo
asked 10 have ether administered and DR.. DunhAm gave
y 20 him While under the influence OF the nashetia
ulllAm dlen Coroner Aessemer mRde an autopsy yea
isrdaJ. with Deputy Coroner Conway and fouad that
deAh was due TO AsDkyIAuon complicated In The 0pin
io1 OF Dr. Conway with cystic degeneration Of the
The sun., 1889-11-07

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The attention OF
George chudS having OOsn called to the statements
published In several newspapers that he had SxprsSss
the opinion that the body OF Gen urAht will be re-
moysa from New TsFk, Mr. chnds authorizes q denial
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The Empress or Aurtria at Corfu.

VIENNA. Nov. 6-The Empress OF Austria has
gone tho island OF Corfu where she will remain for
time probable that the Emperor Of Germsny who
Sunday 1t Uorfu- "
The sun., 1889-11-07

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 6.-Ths property OF II. A.
sanoorn has been attached for e25OO by Louise Dol
pn. IN an action for breach az promise OF mArraR.
leather. " ~N~N' hi
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Tao New Commas der in IreIaad.

LoNpoN, Eoy. 8.-qen. Bir Frederick Roberta
succeeds Prince Edward Of SAFE WeimAr A. commander
or tile forces In Ireland.
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Tho LiEhtermen's Strike.

LONDON. Nov. 6.-Th0 lightermen's strike has
blocked all deliveries by water from tho dock ware
hoseA and compelled OF dock lAboISrs 10 re-
main Idle. The export trade disturbed BY the strike
the Bteyedorss refusing TO load yeHsolG
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DIR. TAImaEe In london.

L,oNpoY. Nov. 6.,--'rhe Rev. Or. Talmage has
sIrved in London. lie viii start for Palestine tomor-
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NERS OF THE RLILROADa
Information From all Quarters.

The Trunk Line Executive Committee was
In session four hours yesterday discussing the
contemplated advance In East-bound ratea on
corn. Most Of tho roads were represented by
their Vice. Presidents. Orland Smith of the
Baltimore and Ohio presided. 1t was his road
that led of the cut In rates from 25 to 90 cents
last summer The Grand Trunk. which pro-
fosses to have lived up to the 25 rate right
along, was represented by Traffic Manager l.
It took but a few minutes to ratify the rec
concentrations Of the Joint Executive Com
tween tween the seaboard M I and d St. Paul. VIII VIII the the
higher rates the roads will ell get more freight
thiS goncIaI advance In class rates won't AFFECT
and and New York. Il e the Western lines that
But the b, and O. wasn't entirely ready yes
terday for the reHtoration OF corn rates. Tho
the old b4ais Of 40 cents. but Vice. President
Smith wouldn't listen to this at all. Then FAX
cents was proposed. and there were conflicting
suRRestions as TO the time when the ratio
should go. into effect and as TO direrentas.
The B; and o. was willing to adopt the 22h-
some. the Grand TrunE AMONG them. ihinkins:
S T9s too s IittIs No c3nepson was reached;
the Board OF Presidents.
Vice President Smith said after tho meeting
that he thought a 25-cent rate was Altogether
was no truth. he said. in the story that the Il.
and .. was bound by contract with shippers.
=, Mr.. F. Pomeroy. for several months general
pointed to succeed q. II. Hammond az gene eral
freight agent OF the road Mr.. Pomeroy came
from Philadslpha, where he, was general
General Freight Agent W. G. Baylies has re-
signed.
B. p. Troxell has been appointed contracting
agent OF the Chicago BURLINGTON and Quincy
road In the place Of Robert \. Colyer, who be-
comes freight agent Of the Wabash.
The sun., 1889-11-07

10opep heed etHHafd hQboh1 q ~ WAblop tSsi
FORMED TIE yAsy last night that be would dSone M
cal 70 Trinity Church 10 San Francisco. SndeWOaa re-
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Tao PrIAeo or waIes il EsyDL

UAIho, NOV. ut IB learned that ct q recent
conference Of the foreign COnSuS here Mr. Schuyler
the American representative proposed that tie dplo
on his arrival here The msIorty OF the ConsuS It s
said voted against the pTOposG hence their Gbstenion
from the reception
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KILLED BY CANNIBAIA
Firing Shells at Pacific 5avAges Who Hs
Eaten an EnElishmnn.

Firing Shells at Rnct1c SaVAGeB Who Had
Eaten an EneIishmnn.
MELBOURNE Nov. GA number Of natives
OF the Solomon Islands deooyed an English
man named Nelson and three native boys to
one OF their villages and then murdered them.
The bodies Of the victims were devoured by
their murdere,s.
Upon learning Of the massacre the captain Of
the British cruiser Royalist proceeded TO tho
soene and shelled the villages along the coast
whero the murders were committed. The ma
tives deserted the villaRes and fed to the hills
whore they are SAT, from pursuit. Other cases
OF fcannibslism on The islands are reported.
It. was on one Of these islands that Mr.. Bates,
an English yachtsman. landed from his vessel
back. a small party vainly searched for him.
and foE, years trade goods landed on the island
were done up in Wrappers on which were
you" 1t was also on one Of the Solomon group
that An unfortunaleltalian was kept as slave
f9r number Of years. Until he finally got
accounts he was living among the natives. his
mind almost wholly destroyed by his sufferings
ShelinR the villages of natives who commit
murder IL the common punishment inflicted
BY war ships in these waters, but It inhictS
and can soon rebuild their huts when the war
The solomon Islands are among the chief
centres OF cannlbRism In the Pacific. But tho
greatest feat OF ,annibaism recently reported
from that part ci the world relates to about
three hundred Chinese immigrants to Aus
on kosseI feISrd T BASH sn Thonson @ SS sSys
the Inflated Chinese we're kept by the savaGes
where they were confined In an enclosure and
half starved. The natives carried them over to
the big land at the rate OF three day to be
Killed and eaten until only one was left to tell
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"A. BSNIRhSISt, tspEEI9a6S ~ HsEsS4.,

$AF !: j:.1 III
Gen BoulAAgSr.
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EiPI.A iPAHS EGy sSM Ferry Is SSElSSEsly ill at
The sun., 1889-11-07

csR'H E4's MPJority Over CsP'A siHs, ,,,.
E.SSsss saSs sa.oh qSftSssSa S.Sseor % 4
thS First district BY ! ToO
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b..S 'Ss 9S ys.SsE TsFy ,os %; Ss6
The sun., 1889-11-07

While paAuJ furniture atoIes kSap goods for gAASs and
then have an Auction Flint Co, tth a. and 9Th AV.
park plainly lower than auction prices any goods that
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rur srnnK MARKETs-BY TELEeRAPH.

-v,to Feb -cate-Receipts for last "a hours, l2Si
rotaI Tor the week thus 1910 head. For the
,e nst week sI6 Consigned through 40 cars S3 Of
sa tI, 30 New ork ; 8 cars sale market firm
n ana Receipts last "a hours were $500 head
,9 X the week thus far 5000 For the same time last
H al 300 consigned through Is carloads OF which 70
Work 20 carloads SALE Sheep "a 6Od$o co. Lambs
"A OO6S5 10. -, -, ,,.o q ooo h., No., D..
mus FAR ~ 100 For same time last week 62935
VIC d thyongh SO carloads 20 of which 70 New York 80
sroaas on sale; market lower Light Pigs 50 oOg$3 10
glIoss yorkera 90 $50 05 Selected Medium Weights
al eso5si 90 Rough "a OO04 20 stays 50 S003 10 all
offerings taken - -. uoh O .m,. r,-oxu-.
OnaIS renorts. Cattle Receipts $500 head; shipments
oan market steady Beeyes - 1904 70 Steers ~ 90
ockers and Feeders So 10 93 45. Cows Bulls and
r. % al no 90 Texas Steers SO 0013 3d.
49, peceius 10000 head; shipments ll,OO0i market
,oSg Mixed 81 65al so: Heavy 81 5594 rs; Light
s ~ gnhs;3 a 40. pigs 81 0O0S5 TO-
SsshSsp~Receipts 5000 head shpments 1,5Oo market
Natiyea So 90a$1 90 Western Cornfed 81 20
s =. T6 texans sS b0a4 20. lambs 81 1896 co.
g. ror,s Feb Seattle Receipts blank; shipments
So market gtrong Choice Heavy Native Steers 50 10
Esir Ia Good SO es3 90 Butchers Steers Medium
"a 10 0s3 10 St0ckers and Feeders Fair 20 Good
~ aoSs so hangers cornfed, So oo0sS 80; CRASHED
u ReoeIpts blank shipments blank market qutet
egy Choice Heavy Butchers Selections ~ 50a$f 60
pacEfne Medium Prime - 4oO4 on. lAght Grades,
ordinary 70 Best - 80 "a TO-
blank; shipments Oinkj Market strong
VAR 10 Choice SO 00Gx0 o.
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MEDTC4L AND SANITARY NOTES.

NEW THFRAPEIJTTCAL CODIPoUND.-Ihe nauio "a
carbolate of camphor is given to new .,,,so-
compouud which is represented 70 possess uio -.
tic properties Of carbohc sou' ,.So.
carminatve properties OF eampnor' -.
ths csuterizIng character OF 'ne
It Is prepared by dissolving oanY a.
OK - cant solution of carbolic acid TO saturston ee
s,, .,d ,,iI dissolve about three times It's weight
,.rnhor and the product is thin, clear, oesgino"
mixture. having strong odor of camphor ana very
..,n. odor NJ carbolc acid To the taste IL h~o :"
strong and at first slightly pungent' naVor Vi oS,
- ,,t NO aavor of the acid. 1t dissolves reaniiy
g, vscetabIe oils and in vasene, mixes Win suipnu
.thsr dissoves salicyIc acid, cocaine ioaoiorn'
IN the proportion of forty grains to one ounce JUS
euises tho odor of the latter TAKEN noernansi -
tsndrop doses administered in capsules 1t produces
,sa,,on Of warmth in the stomach which is NOT UNI
..sant and which continues for an hour or Two Oh
snnl,catson 10 the skin, It produces slgnty, - an
sensatIon for few moments, ana, WhoIi i IL III nain
abradcd surface 1t sma5sS ISr It causes singing
quickly followed by anaestheSa'
IMpuR1ry OF CITY FOG AND RAIN.-ln alec
Az. a,,yara nv Sir Douglas Gallon before one Oh the
Ens,sh medical societies attention was drawn Dy nun
n the increase every year Of fog ana SMOKE ia oo
dom and 10 the possibility Of their aoaemen@ ~ We"
stated that the very careful experiments py Dr nus
call carried on at St. Bartholomews Hospltai ior 'no
meteorological council showed tnat inc cts ram VIZ
FAMED twice as much impurity as that colectcu IN
the suburbs-that is to say II the city rain "ere III
luted with nearly equal bulk OF water It's
would be that Of the rain of the suburbs Dr. Cal
ton referred to the experiments of Professor Looso
with bell lar filed with smoke, which Is Quickly ee
rosted by discharge Of electricity, ana argueo
6v disturbing the electrical condition OF the ar Dy
or balloons rain may be caused, and oy tnis me@"S
the fog be disedged
PULMONARY RHEUMATISM."-A case OF pull
nonary rheumatism, as reported by NJ Humoiet' IN
the Arch Med Beges" is Of special professional IN
tsrest 1t appears that butcher, aged twenty-si4'
and robust was attacked for the first tie win acute
rheumatism, but under treatment by saicytates' all
main disappeared. AT the end of fourteen days ne
suddenly developed signs of consolidation OF the lungs
with fever and rusty sputum; the symptoms we're
overcome by local treatment whereupon the rnou
matic symptoms abandoned the lungs and setueo III
the left wrist After twelve days the same symptoms
appeared in the lungs as beforethe joint affection aus
appearing to reappear again in few days nnaly Doen
the pulmonary and srticSlar anS ymp' con-
yysiescence followed. The rheumatic pO coni
&c tbnght to affect the blood WIN a I'm IN
dton pecularly liable to develop Inflammation Oh .e
heart or lungs or their eneirclng membranes rosp0o
iyely-the pericardum and pleurs
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baes exports to Great Britain 1887 bales 70 sbs cont
nent 2b bales coastwse 10sl bales sales eei5 bales

bales, exports to Great Britain 1877 bales TO he cont
nent 1875 bales coastwise IL 094 bales sales 69l5 bales
NEwORLKANs Feb, 8.-Cotton quiet Middlinx 4 ll-lS.
Low Middlng 3ie Good Ordinary sie. not feceips
stock 1853, 713 bales.
bales; exports to Great Britain 4556e the CONTINENT
z2OO bales cosstwise 9l07 bales sales 1880 bales
Correction Exports coaswse for February should have
been 4.47f bales; for February o, 1926 bales.
NORFOLK, Feb. S-Cotton firm. Middling, 1l-l6i nst
and gross receipts ga bales exports coastwse IL bales
sales SJ2 bales stock (cOrrectedl 47.3l0 bales.
Weeky-Net receipts 429 bales gross receipts, e09o
bales exports Great Britain sos bales coaswss Sl35
bales; sales 800 bales.
SAVANNAH Feb s.-cottcn steady. Mddling Oh, Low
Middng 87s; Good Ordinary. 7I6 and gross re.
cept 2458 tAes exports coaswse 1887 bales sales 800
bales stock, 1850 bales.
WeekyNet receipts 1850 palesi gross receipts lasts
bales exports coastwse 1878 bales sales 10000 bales
ST LOUIS, Feb s.-Cotton firm Mddling. sss Low Md,
ding 5-l6; Good Ordinary, 7-l6; net receipts, sss
bales gross receipts 25l0 bales shipments 3S77 bales
sales. $3.50 bales stock. II 1872 bales
WeekyNet receipts 5036 bales gross receIpts i260y
bales shlpments 1870 bales; sales. 1850 bales.
YORK. Feb S-Foow1ng are the net receipts Of the
ff0na AT FL orfaa sim Senf efubQ l.