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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04
South and West.

WCHARLES F. MAYER has been elected
President of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road.
W. W. SMITH, Associate Justice of the SUI
preme Court of Arkansas, has died at Little
Rock.
THOMAS AxwoRTHY. the defaulting City
Treasurer of Cleveland, Ohio, has settled
with the city through an arrangement in
London, by which he agrees to pay $l5O,OOO
to the city. and turn over his property in
America in full settlement.
THE census returns show the population of
Texas to be 100000, an increase of &c. 81
per cent. since 1880. The increase in Kansas
is 27.35 per cent, and Nebraska "a per cent.
OFFICIALS of the Calumet and Hecla copper
mine, at Marquette, Mich, pronounced the
fire in Shaft No. 3 extinguished 1t started
exactly month ago.
THE wreck of a construction train on the
Arames Pass Railroad near Houston, Texas
resulted in the death Of three men. Four
other men were seriously injured.
THERE is diphtheria scare at Unionville,
TuscOla County, Mich, twenty-five cases,
with ten Deaths being reported. Public
meetings of all kinds have been discontinued,
and persons under eighteen years old are not
allowed in the streets.
AT Paragould Station Ark, Officer Bryan
was detailed to serve a warrant on John
Williams, an Illicit liquor dealer. Williams
resisted arrest, and during a running fire
succeeded in mortally wounding Byran and
his two assistants. Williams was also
fatally wounded.
THE mother and two children of Martin
Regina were burned to death near Hunting
ton, W. Va.
THE boiler of Emmett's spoke factory burst
at Columbus, Ind, instantly killing four men
and severely 1nJur1ng several others.
THE raisin crop of California is estimated
at 9O4, OOO boxes of twenty pounds each.
THE large six story picture frame and
moulding factory of L. A. Strobal & Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, took fire shortly after
midnight, and was total loss The entire
Fire Department was called out. Jerry
Bray, Captain of Fire Company No. II,
went down with the fifth floor when it fell
in and persisted. One wall fell and buried
fifteen firemen.
JOHN ANDREW JOHNSON, colored, aged
nineteen, has been hanged at Crockett, Texas.
Three thousand people, mostly colored, wit
messed the execution, and all approved the
extreme penalty of the law.
A TERRIBLE ARRAY between the French
and Eversole factions has occurred at Hind
man, KY, during which four men were as
saSslnated who were witnesses against the
Trenches in murder trial.
A CONSTRUCTION train on the Arizona and
Southern Railroad, with some sixty laburers
on board. jumped the track near a coke
siding and rolled down a high embankment.
Killing eight Of the men and wounding sew
eral Others
SOME fiends by exploding dynamite under
a store at Wichita, Kan, Killed two persons.
A BOILER burst near Frankfort, Ind, and
killed two men.
HERMANsvILLE, Mich, numbering SETTLE
ment of about 400 inhabitants, has been
totally destroyed by fire. There is great
distress among the homeless people on &C
count of the cold weather.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04
Foreign.

THE Sultan of Zanzibar recently ordered
the beheading of four natives who had had no
trial The sentence was executed in the pub
&c street with CLUMSY brutality, and the
evening.
A SNOW storm lasting two days prevailed
in the northern part of New Brunswick.
THE Countess Costa was stabbed to death
In carriage at Florence, Italy, by a Cap
tain In the army, who then committed sui
eide by shooting himself with revolver.
The Samoans under Mataafa have sue
ceeded in capturing the principal portion Of
Atna after a long battle with Tamasese's
forces. The losses included 100 killed and
several hundred wounded.
LORD SALISBURY, Premier OF England, in
speech said the Ministry had no intention
of entanghng the country in a new Soudan
expedition, but they could not abandon
Suakin. The English, Egyptian and Turkish
Ministries were unanimously of opinion that
Suakin must not be abandoned.
PRESIDENT LEGITIME continues in power
nize his authority. The pacification of the
country is considered at hard. Public
opinion supports the Government in the mat
ter of the capture of the steamer Haytlan
Republic. 1t is held that she was endeavor-
ing to run the blockade when overhauled
and made prize by the Haytian man-of-
war.
FORTY armed Arab wOrkmen who had
become tired of waiting for their wages, at
tackled Frenchman's farm near Zaghouan,
Tunis. The farm was defended by thirteen
Italians and the Arabs were repulsed with
the loss of one killed and seven wounded.
Four of the Italians were wounded.
BANDS of brigands are securing Epirus,
Greece. Several villages have been raided
and the Christian inhabitants massacred.
The Turkish officials are helpless.
DURING the great fight at Suakin Ali
Khoor, a stalwart black, used his Enfield
bayonet with such force that the steel broke
six inches from the point. The barrel of his
rife was also twisted out of shape. Ali
Khoor is said to have killed twenty Arabs
single handed. Osman Digma's nephew.wh
was captured, has died from his wounds.
He was famous leader among the Arabs.
VICTOR STANwooD,s United States Com
merciaI Agent at Andakobe, Madagascar,
was recently shot and killed by Captain
Duverge, master of the American schooner
Solitaire, whom he had placed under arrest.
DISPATCHES to the Congo State confirm
the report of the arrival Of Stanley and
Emin on the Aruwhimi.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

ORCHIDS are drug In the English market.
BELvA LOCKWOOD received one vote in
Kentucky.
The export of American apples continues
very heavy.
THE British Government says it will not
abandon Suakim.
TACOMA, Washington Territory, is to have
electric street cars.
NEWARK, N. j., annually turns out $780,,
900, 900 cOrkscrews.
A CONGRESS of colored Catholics is to be
held In Washington.
THE California raisin pack has been ex-
ceptiOnally fine one.
APPLES are worth only ten cents bushel
in BentOnville, Ark
THERE were only twelve prohibition votes
cast in South Carolina.
NEW ENGLAND made last year 100, 900, 900
pairs of boots and shoes.
A NATIONAL colored school teachers asso-
citation has been organized.
THE people of the United States wear $780,,
OOO, 600 pairs of shoes per year.
THE Africans and the Arabs are cleaning
out the Germans in East Africa.
THE worlds gold product for the current
year is estimated at 500, 100000.
MINNEAPOLIS has finally outstripped st.
Paul in the matter of population.
MOUNTAIN towns in California are flooded
with counterfeit fftycent pieces.
THE amount of copper exported in 1887
was ;, 600 and in 1888 9.573,OOO pounds.
DR.. TANNER, the famous faster, is soon to
marry the daughter Of a Partisan million
aire.
FIFTY-THREE persons under sentence OF
death are confined in the Kansas Penlten-
tiary.
A MOVEMENT is on foot among the Kansas
mlllers to induce the farmers to sow more
wheat.
SOME sheep bred in the Argentine Republic
from imported stock were recently sold for
$40 per head.
ST. LOUIS is the only large city in the
country that will send solid Republican
delegation to Congress.
THE Honorable Artillery Company OF
London the oldest military body in the
world, has been disbanded.
FORTY large English steamships have been
chartered to bring iron ore from Mediter-
ranean ports t. Philadelphia.
M. DE GIERs is about to celebrate the
fftieth anniversary of his connection with
the diplomatic service of Russia.
GREAT distress is said to exist among the
fishermen of Halifax County, Nova Scotia,
owing to failure Of the inshore fisheries.
THERE will be but four farmers in the next
Missouri State Senate and only one mer-
chant, while the lawyers number twenty
two
THE National Millers' Convention has just
adopted resolution cutting down the output
of flour one-half during the month of Janu-
airy.
FARMERS in New Hampshire are this sea-
son shipping their apples direct to Liverpool,
England, and are obtaining satisfactory
prices.
INDICTMENTS have been found in jefferson
County, Ind, against every pilot who has
taken out Sunday excursion from that
locality.
THE celebration of the seventy-fifth ami
versary of the establishment of Dutch nde-
pendence has taken place recently in the
principal cities of the Netherlands.
FISH COMMISSIONER GAY says that in
March from $4,000, 900 to 100000, 900 white
fish will be turned into Lake Erie from the
spawn now in the hatchery at Sandusky,
Ohio.
The total tenement population of New
York City now is fully LOO, 900, or only
about 100000 less Than the city's estimated
population. There are 81 300 tenements in ,
the
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04
BLOODY FIGHT IN HAYTI.
The Insurgents Under Hyppo1ite
Defeat the Army of Legitime.

The Insurgents Under Hyppo1ite
Defeat the Army of Legitime.
A battle has been fought in Hayti, and re-
suited in favor of the Northern army and the
utter routing of the forces under Legitime.
The conflict took place at Mire Calais, which
is thirty miles inland from Port au Prince
and ninety miles south of Cape Haytian.
The exact date of The battle was not given,
but it is supposed to have taken place the
day before the Haytian gunboats made
their last attempt to lombard Cape
Haytien General Hyppolite advanced on the
town early in the morning and during
the forenoon skirmlshing took place without
serious loss to eitherside. But early in the
afternoon the Northern army closed in and
advanced n solid body, firing as they came
After short but decisive battle, during
which number were killed and wounded.
the army Of the South gave way and finally
fled in great disorder, some of them throw
ing away their brand new Winchester rifles
as they ran.
Hyppolte then took possession of the town,
which he strongly garrisoned The wounded
of both sides were then looked after and the
arms of the defeated Southerners gathered
up for future use by Hyppolites soldiers.
The dead soldiers were buried near the field
of battle, every cartridge belt being first re-
moved.
1t is reported that four cabled messages
have been received from Paris stating that
the French Government refused to recognize
Legitime as the head of the Provisional Gov
erament of Hayti.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04

AS things actually stand, the English posi-
ton at Suakim, Egypt, is sufficiently ridicul-
GUS. Seventeen hundred Arabs holding
scientific defences, and, firing accurately
are keeping at bay about 1000 English and
Egyptian soldiers, aided by guhooatS and
all the latest appliances OF war. The sharp
shooters among the Arabs are as deadly a
we're the Russians in the Crinnea-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04

COMMODORE ScHLEY. Chief of the Bureau
OF Equipment and Recruiting, appeared be-
fore the Naval Committee and made an
argument in favor of increasing the number
Of enlisted men in the service to 10,O
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04

A COMPANY has been formed in Georgia to
scrape the entire bed of the Chestattee River
with dredges. 1t has always been known
that the bed of this river is wonderfully rich
in loose gold, and the company proposes to
get the gold. Just after the war another
company attempted to accomplish the same
purpose by fiuming the river, but it cost so
much that the enterprise was abandoned.
The present company will build an expensive
dredging boat capable of removing 500 tons
a day.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04

NEW volcano is reported from Human
guillo district, Tobasco, Mexico, which is
Shouting forth large Streams of red water.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04
TIE NEWS EPITOMIzED.
Eastern and Middle States.

JOHN NJ. DOREMUs the murderer Of his
son, has been hanged in the Jail at Hacken-
sack, n. j.
JOHN BEL-Jos, aged six years, and Bertie
Holmes, aged nine were drowned by break
ing through the ice at Curtsis's pond, near
Worcester. Mass.
NAVIGATION ON the Delaware and Raritan
Canal has closed for the season.
Miss SUSIE MONROE KING, sixteen year
old school girl, of New York City, has COM
mitted suicide by taking poison.
A BOY named Hunt was drowned in a
small pond at Johnston, r. l., in sight of his
father.
ASA and William Machon, aged six and
fifteen years respectively, broke through the
ice at Providence, r. l., and were drowned.
THE official test of the new United States
gunboat Yorktown at Philadelphia was salts
factory.
OLIVER DITsoN, the famous music pub
Usher, has died at his home near Boston. He
had been i'll for some time.
A FIRE in Lynn, Mass, destroyed the P.
Lennox morocco factory: q four-story
wooden building in the rear, occupied by
Harvey Brothers, morocco manufacturers,
and the adjoining two-story wooden build
ing. Five dwellings were badly damaged
The total loss by the ire is estimated at
$3.50, 900.
THE Presidents of most of the prominent
railroads of the country, representing about
$4,000, 900, at a meeting in New York.
signed an agreement to restore and maintain
freight rates, which have been in a diSor
ganiZed condition for long time, and have
resulted in great losses to the roads.
JOHN T. TRAINoR, a railway employe in
Hoboken, n. j., threw himself before loco
tive and was killed, rather than allow it to
simply cut off his leg.
HENRY D. SCHooNMAKER, a prosperous
young business man, killed himself and
wounded his wife fatally, at their home, in
Brooklyn, n. Y.
MRS. KoWoLsKI, of Port Kennedy, Penn,
was accidentally shot and killed by her
daughter at their home.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04

THE testimony in the Coroner's inquiry
into the Birmingham (Ala.) mob vindcates
young Sheriff Smith. The crowd had ample
warning, but did not believe he would shoot.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04
The House.

18th DAY.-The River and Harbor bill
was taken up and considered. In round
figures it appropriates $l2,OO0,O0O. "A bill
to allow members of the House clerks
was defeated by 95 to 100 -.
The House agreed to the conference on the
Senate bill regulating appointments in the
Marine Hospital service. The conference
report on the bill to retire General A. j.
Smith with the rank Of Colonel of cavalry
was also agreed to.
14TH DAY.-The House concurred with the
Senate in q resolution for a recess until
Wednesday, January g.. There was long
wrangle in the House over a proposition to
limit debate on the River and Harbor bill,
but it was finally agreed that the general de-
bate should be limited to an hour and a half.
Mr.. Sowden spoke in opposition to the bill.
Speeches were also made on the measure
by Messrs. Cox, Cummings, Blanchard
McAdoo, Fitch and Stewart. -. The
House concurred in the bill to dispose of
the reservation of the Chippewa Indians in
Minnesota There are some ,OOO, 900 acres
involved in this bill, and, under the terms of
the measure, and as it was agreed to the
lands are to be disposed of for the benefit of
the Indians and are to be divided up into
agricultural, mineral and timber lands
49,. The House concurred in the amendments
of the Senate to the bill Incorporating the
American Historical Association "A bill
appropriating sos. 900 to meet deficiency in
the printing appropriation and $4,000 for OBJ
servations of the eclipse of the sun was passed.
18th DAY.-The Nicaragua Canal bill was
discussed. I. :. The House then adjourned for
the Holiday recess.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-15
BY rELEGRAPH.


NEW NORK, March li-Money on call
easy, at pos per cent; last loan, "a per
cent; closed offered at 2lS per cent Prime
mercantile paper i'sM6}s per cent. Sterling
exchange dull but steady at i.sbA for sixty
day bills aud sLSsA for demand.
Government bonds have been dull and
Hrm. State bonds have been neglected.
The stock market was dull and weak 20.
day, but outside the leading shares there
WIS nothing of interest In the transactions.
The market turned entirely upon the course
Of st. Paul and the unusual strength shown
In that stock rallied the list when the bcar
seemed 10 have everything In their own
hands. The street knows nov, II IL did not
before that there II a powerful pool behind
st. Paul, aud the sensation OF an otherwise
fcaturclcss day was male by the simultan-
cous calling IN Of loaned stock, and the rate
Tor use 1T st. Paul ran up ~ high as = per
cent per day, with = asked The opo.
ration was extremely cNaspcratlng 10
the bears, and threats OF boycotting
the stock were heard ON ali hands,
which. however may be taken for what
they are worth. At the opening this morn
ing the feeling was very bcarish among the
traders and some selling by London encour.
| aged further drives against the list, with the
| Gmngcfs and coal stocks o. the special Oh
| icctivc points. In st. Paul and Reading the
| aggregate transactions ran up 10 large figures
but la neither WIS the impression made
equal to the efforts put forth, and shortly
before noon the squeeze was begun, which
resulted sOun In mllying the entire list,
although the covering was believed 20 be
entirely frUm the smaller shorts. The press.
urc. however, was sufficient 10 advance ST.
Paul :. per cent aud Others In proportion.
| when the bears thought that they detected
inside selling aud when the pressure was
lifted somewhat prices went back again.
| Among the COalcrs laCknwanna showed
most weakness, but it, fluctuations were
only fractional. The Vanderbilt stock.
we're the weak feature In the after
noon, and Lake shore steadily saggcd
of and at the close was materially lower
than last evening. Louisville & Nashyill,
ON the torcign selling was also specially
weak. There was less movement among th,
spccinlties than usual OF late, but Pullman
aud Perry Coal wcc lower aud Denver
Texas a Fort Worth aud Denver a ~,
Gmndc wcrc higher. Chicago Gas also mad,
q squirt bui was unable 10 hold the advance
The news II the day was entirely Of a mega
tive character aud had little influence on,
way or the other. The close WIS quiet an,
heavy. Among tho iinnl changes Jhatta
nouga rosc per cent. but the Others are
with but few exceptions, imctionnlly lower
while Lake shore yielded ll.c, and Louis
Vile a Nashville l per cent
The railroad bond market is still quiet 4
dull aud the total sales of all issues todn
reached only 81. liHi, uO1, with very oven al,
tributon of business There was no spccla
feature a. the trading, aud while a gcncmll
trm tone prevailed throughout the day, iuI
poriAnt changes Ia quotations are few II
. | number
The total sale. II stock, today were 2II,
as shares Closing quotations
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groecrlc.

CAsxrn 0oops -rlncnpplcs, ti.t5G0i.5o
Peaches, 10. standard. Il Sol. l0. second
ti.O1. Tumniocs, lbs. standard, Sbc
lbs standard, ain Strawberries. A. -
Raspbcrrcs, 81 - lilackbcrrics, 90 Green
ggcs, STA Pear. $3.50 rlum-. ti.jD
Asparagus, siup. Green corn, a. Vpttl 90
Green pas. si.2i Cove oysters. full weight
o.. glttioC. lI-, siaitti ~ light weight,
&c. 2 lbs. ti.On Condensed milk. Crown
81 o. Eagle. $50 Swiss. Siib. salmon,
ti.3h harlincs ttj0. mustard sariinc,,
$50 Mackcrl n.i5, herring mack
crrl. ui5.
sraAr-Purc white. 7,i@7alc onwhiic, ~.
Ct5'.c. yellow clarified 5Ct5'.o, refined A,
7'tc standard graduated, go sC pow.
derrd, skhh' cut loaf. Slsmic, open kettle
6hHG'.C very strong
Courr-tummun a. 'ir fair, iD',c prim,
Rio. lp't03k. choice a. fancy, 2Olio. old
government a2ttIhy strong
SALr-SaeinaW. sl.aidt 10 per brl. Ohiu
River. si.ajmi.15 per brl Louisiana. sli5O,
l.al sacks Tine, tlto, coarse, si.2o, pkls,
29i6t7c.
hlcr-louIslana, CsaO,lc Carolina, ca
ic. hrm.
SrAncu-lm3.c.
CnEsH-ifimc fats. ---- New York fac
tory, --, full cream, he, Young America
| lIc
Mot,urs--louisiana. common 90 fair 2
| Otinv prime choice. dbeti'o fancy, as, cen
/ tribunals. common a. fair ~ gInc prime 4,
choice BlHSic syrup 500 ace iirm.
C,Nuiu -Siicks. al sizes. In hN, pail
| aud hrls i.ON'lC fancy assorted, plsai2lfC
oNtu fancy iiftav hrm
soar ANp CAsplE-soap, SlS@5o, candles
full weight loc.
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prime to strictly prime, 5sz@5 7.1ec
fully fair, bloc; good fair SIC; fair. SIC
good common, 45sc; centrifugal, choice
yellow clarified, 0 12-l6c prime yellow
Clarified, 9-l8@6%c; of yellow clarified
6Ic; seconds, 5@5Ac. Molasses-open
Kettle, strictly prime, &c., good prime
5ig33c; prime, 29d30c; fair to good
iair, 2o92sc; common to good common,
ZOCgZic; Louisiana centrifugal strictly
prime, 2iCg25c; good prime, 2i(d22c; prime
lsg2oc; good fair, lsc; fair, lie; common to
good common, 15@l6c.
NEW YoRK, March 4-CofTee-Options
opened barely steady and 10 to 90 points
down, and closed steady and 10 TO 20 points
below yesterday; unfavoable cabless quiet;
sales, 80, 100 bags, including March, $l7.05@
11l0 April, $17,00@l7l0; May, $l7.05@
lIi5 June, 1920 July, Sl7 2O@l730 Au-
gust $l7.35@l7.4O; September, $l7.I5@17. so.
Spot-Rio easy fair cargoes l9c.
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refining, SIC; cen.
trifugals, 06' test, BIC; refined is without
prices for the day. The trust had q nesting
and decided not 10 offer stock today and ar
range prices tomorrow morning.
Molasses-Foreign firm; 800 test, 23c;
New Orleans quiet
Rlce-Quiet and steady.
CINCINNATI o., March l4.-Whisky-
Firm; sales 1909 barrels finished goods'on
basis Of Sl03. Butter-Easy. Sugar
Strong and higher hard refined. 7I@ysAc
New Orleans, 5l<@6c. Eggs-Weaker, ll@
| II 40. Cheese--Firm.
CHICAGO, H., March l4.-0n the Produc,
Exchange today the butter market wa
weak but not quotably lower. Eggs-Firm
| l3H@l4c
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Dpving-New York and Eastern points,
demand 40 discount; Eastern points, sight
Is discount Cincinnati, ST. Louis Louis
willie and Chicago, 40 DISCOUNT New Or
leans. = discount
sclling-New York and Eastern points
81. 80 premium: Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
vile and Chicago, ITO promiumi New Or
leans par.
The Secretary OF the Treasury this after
noon accepted the following bonds Reg
isiered ~ per cent, SG6,e 900 at los; AZ per
cent coupons 5000 at l0s.
The local cotton market was very duh to-
day. although sales ran up To 1850 bales, of
which |, 400 to exporters and 100 10 spinners.
The big receipts in Memphis to date, 676,O5l
bales, do not seem to be followed up by large
receipts at other points between here
and New Orleans. The total receipts
OF cotton at the Nicksburg congresses
10 March s. this year, were bi,inl
bales, to same date last yeas 57,Ol1 bales.
The shortage To date, therefore, Is 2,35 bales.
The total receipts for the year ending Sep
tember /, 1855, were u $40, and II n probn-
bic that this years receipts will be nearly
1900 bales short Of this figure. The stock
on hand at present Is $500 bales, or less than
has been on hand at this time for many
years The receipts at Natchez are 400
basns less TO date than for last year, and a.
Grcenville $500 bales less than at the SAINT
time last year. Stated In percentage
Natchez shows IN round numbers delicicnc!
of9 per cent, Grccnyillc iSS per cent an'
vicksburg % per cent
Spot cotton closed quiet at decline o
Lice nj New orleans with futures quiet
March. April aud May declined point; ~
naming months unchanged Liverpool
closed quiet quotations revised and un'
changed futures steady at an advance OF 10
points. New York spots are quiet and up
l.ioc; futures duh aud OH one point
Hubbard, Price 4 Co. say: "Ihe resume
Of the days market may be expressed Ia the
two woods, extreme dullncs, ~ no new in
fncnccs have appeared To induce huciua'
lions. The movement of our crop 10 the
ports has again been ON ma extensive scale
toby. but without eject ON prices except tC
Shi an advance IN sympathy with The
COOL tone shown by Liverpool at the close.
A general disposition exists 10 refrain from
business until the situation becomes more
clear"
Port receipt, today, ~ 20n bales or 6.6a
bale Ia excess Of receipts for same day last
year