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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-07

The Samoa Times, in editoriaI
comment on report that black la
borers OH plantation had killed and
eaten Il Samoan who had drif,ed
ashore IN Il canoe, alleges that case,
)f cannihalism on the part OF black
labolers ace frequent in SamoI.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-07

IApARlNOS' II irigeralor arrived
Y per :, =, "a .sualia" wita the
following fruits, etc, IN pleulidI sup.
phys Fresh Frozen oysters IN lies aud
sh II, Celery, ,anliilWers, Cabbage,
Apples, Pears, Grtpr,, Nut, aud Dried
fruits, Raisins, Figs, Etc, Etc
20 81 CALIFORNIA i'Wtf MARkET,
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Schr Mile Morris for Koolau
GaRC0ES FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Schr Mile Morris-i0 bags rice.
Stmr kinau--4270 bags sugar, 100 bags
potatoes, Y bags corn. lOj pigs hides, 2
horses. 10 pkgS sundries,
Stmr .ane9 Makee 1853 bags sugar.
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HARMONY HALL.

Preaching at Harmony hall on
King street by Elder Haws Sunday,
at 2 30 p. m, to natives through an
Interpreter, and at 1870 to all who
understand English.
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WHILE Mr.. w Luther Wilcox
brake wis being driven into town by
vomng lad this morning, the hor {
SHE'D at a road cart and ran off The
brake collided with n Chinaman's
hack, breaking the shafts Of both
vehicles. The horse cleared itself and
kept ON till stopped by a Portuguese
driver.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-07

THIRTY FIVE hundred bags Of sugar
were shipped on board the steamer
Alameda this morning by thirty-twu
men in an hour and hali-quick
work,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-07
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

Tomorrow, Quinquagesima Sun
day, Feb. 8th, an English sermon
will be delivered at the 10 a. NJ.
mass, by the Rev. Father Kelly of
Sacramento.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-07

THE Anglican Church Chronicle
for Febru Try has bee; issued, and is a
very interesting number.
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LOCAL & GEN hRl NEWS.

The mail for San Francisco 10y the
Alameda closes at three O'clock.
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DEPARTURES,

Am bark Coryphene, David, for San
Francisco
r NJ 5 ) Alameda, Morse, from the Col
Onies
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-07

PURsER j. B. Sutton Of the Aameda
has this papers thanks for liberal
news iavors.
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Nt,rtT.

w ONG Aaon Sing aud Mons lim
W have bought lNe tifm 900 9ua hue
co. Maunahra yrt, hIuv.u pUHf .-lpn
stare; uli debts srlilr,i Dts san 600 .u,
WONG lin,
WONG ltlN 1886.
Honolulu leb q lsli, W
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ASoIGNEE'S NOTICE.
ANNUAL MEETiN{2.

THE annual meeting Of the stock
L holders in the Hawaiian Frnit IL
Taro Co. VIII take place at the OH Of
the Company at Wai'uku, Maui, ou Feb
ruary 7th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
W. ii. DANIELS,
Secretary II. + 4 t. Go.
Wailuku, Maui, Jan. 10. 1891. I'd
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abr. E.SII3Et

lAkEs pleasure iu Informing lhe
pghlle lhal he Nlll o.Nmu prlt-
lisp At NJ, s,huHl ,irrl, o. idrhpr 81
lhr liie tapt " rur uu January
lalhi lsul hrl .ir.rUhuur No. 100.
elm
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NOrlt g..

IN preparation for the press To be
L issued in book form (about l0u PIP
large Svo), the entire evidence in tue
libel trial of d. NJ. Crowley ". Gazette
Co together with open letters 10 J. y.
Atherton l.. \. Thurston. H. NJ. Wait
ney His ionor Judge McCully and an
address to the Mechanics Uniouin ing
fish and Hawaiian.
d. NJ. CROWLEY,
30 Ct Ito King street.
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Ibf tiflltft4 hus dHnlu rNu
mN1pHlHl plbll1hH. 20 lhp hlHglum.
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l-3O Chamber Fliterpress, complete
lis Chamber FiIterpress, complete
Sugar Coolers, Galv'd Iron Tubs,
Sheet Zinc, Sheet Lead, TinpIates,
Leadplates, Plain Galvanized Iron
Sheets, Charcoal Irons,
Black Fence Wire, Steel Rails,
Fishplates, Bolts, Spikes,
Steel SIeepers, Coal Baskets,
Market Baskets, Demijohns and
Corks,
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p / A n OS.

From G. Bechsteing & Ed. Seller
Asphalum Roofing, Roofing States,
Firebricks, FirecIay,
Portland Cement,
RocksaIt, Cotton Waste,
Stockholm Tar and Coal Tar, in
drums and barrels;
Carbolneum Avenarius, wood
preserving Paint Oil;
Palm Oil, Cocoanut Oil,
Kegshooks,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29
FROM NEW YOR CITY

Mr.. A X HAN kes- Dear Sir
Your patent eyeglasses received
sometime since, and am very much
pleased at the wonderful change
that has come over my eyeaight
since | have discarded my old
glasses, and am now weaing
yours. ALEXANDER AGA.
Sec. Stationcrs' Board Of Trade
All eyes fitted aud fit guaran
tced at the drug store ofWilliam
son & DIlIeI Romney, W. Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29
A True Love Story.

This story was originally told by
Spurgeon
A young clergyman and his bride
were invited guests at large party
given by welltby parishioner. In all
The freshness and elegance OF the
erldal wardrobe, the young wife
shone among the throng, distinguish.
ed ny her comeliness aud vivacity
aud rich attire, and when during the
evening, her young husband drew
her aside and whispered TO her that
slo was the most beautiful woman in
all the company. and that his hear !,
was burcting with pride aad love for
her she thought she was the bappiest
wife Ia The world.
Ten years later the same husband
anil wife were guests a, tho same
house. where there was gathered a
similar gay company. The wife of
ten years ago wore the same dress she
had worn on the previous occasion
and, of course it had been altered and
remade, and was old fashioned and
almost shabby. Toll and care and
motherhood and pinched crcumstan.
ces had taken the roses out OF her
cheeks and The 1.-the spring out OF her
form. She sat apart from the crowi.
careworH and preocoupied. Her
small hands roug hened by toll, were
ungloved. for the minister's salary
was painfully small. A little apart
the ten year husband stood and look
ed at his wife aud as he observed her
faded dress and weary attitude, q
great sense OF all her loving faithful
ness came over his heart. Looking
up she caught his earnest gaze at d
noticed that bis eyes were filed with
tears. She roae and went to him ;
her questioning eyes muleIy asking
for an explanation Of his emotion
and when be tenderly took her hand
laid it on bis arm, led her away from
the crowd aud told Der how he had
beer thinking Of her as she looked
ten years before, wheu sbo was a
bride. and how much more beautiful.
FOR all her shabby dress and rouohen
ed hands, and how he bad appfeciat-
ed oil her sacrifices and patient toll
for him and his children, great
wave OF happiness filed her heart,
and light shoDe In her face 80 thst
1t gave her more than youthful
beauty, and in all the company there
was not so happy a couple as this
husband and wife. their hearts and
faces aglow from the flaming up of
pure sentiment that trans6gufed and
ennobled and glorifed all tho tolls
and pdvaiions they had endured.
Christian Repod.org.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29
Amount of Sleep Required

The Rev. T. Dewitt T.lmaoa :.
credited with the folowins: There
Ia not one man or woman in 10 Oo0
who can afford to do without seven mr.
eight hours sleep. All these stories
written about great men who silent
only three or four hours nigh. make
very interesting reading; but / tell
you, my readers, no man. or woman
ever Kept healthy in body or mind
Tor number OF years with less than
seven hours SLEEP.
Americans need more sleep than
they are getting. This lack makes
them SO nervous and the insane asy.
iums so populous. III you can yet TO
bed early, then rise early. III YOU
cannot get TO bed Till late. then rise
late 1t may be as Christian for one
man 10 rise at 8 as it is another TO
ris, at 5.
counsel my readers TO get up
when they are rested, but let the
rousing bell be ruug at leas. thirty
minutes before your public appear,
ance. Physicians say that a sudden
Jump ous OF bed gives irregular mo.
lion to the pulse. /! takes hours to
get over too sudden rising Give
us time after you call us to roll over.
gaze at the world full In the face
AMI look Lefore We leap.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29
THEINTELLIGENCER
FRIDAY. MAY 20. 1891.
SAY AKIND WORD WHEN
YOU CAN.

what were life without some ooe TO cheer Us
With q word or emile on our way;
A friend who is faithfully near Us;
And heeds not what others may say7
The oravest Of spirits have often
Half JAILED iu the race that they ran,
For kind word life's hardships to soften.
SO say kind word when you can.
Zach one or Us owns 10 some fsiliug,
Though some may have more IN an tie rest;
There's 40 good in heediessly railing
'Gainst those who are striving their best.
Remember, word spoke complaining
May blight every effort and piau.
kind wcrd would help in attaining;
So cay akiud word when you can.
Oh, say kind word, then. whenever
TWILL make the heart cheerful and GLAD
But chiefy-forget IL, oh never
To one Who is hopeless aud sad.
There's no word 50 easy in saying.
So begin, " you have not begen.
OH never in life be delaying
To say kind word when you can,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29
Reading at Homo.

Ail'yo1ny people should aspire To
be good readers. With ordinary yo-
cal equipments they may be. To mr.
rive at that, there must be habituaI
practice. Reading aloud for the
Deneh. OF tue home circle is an nc.
compnshmenI for the many, and Ia
practical results il Is as much superior
TO music even as it Is acquired az
Smaller cost
The man who BY the evening lamp
shares with his family The COOL
things In tue fresh news paper or mars
azine, while his wife and dauohter
perhaps, must keep 10 the lnendipo
or other quiet occupation. supple
ments the days bread winning win
scarcely less important rourishlng OF
the intell G. uaI nature.
3bo boys and girls thould DO enc
Outraged TO read aloud for the general
entertainment, Many a deiieh,fuI
and profitable hour Will thus no
spent, which ad1 to the fund Of in
formation and 10 tue dear remem-
ORANGES when in coming years thew
shall be scattered. By.ond by when the
parents eyes grow dim and their ears
du'i, SO that the WORLDS doines ere
hardly more TO them than is toe pass.
ing dispatch 10 the bird on the teIsa
e5'aph wire a manly son or gentle
loving daughter may frosbea an
bHghte1 the wilhored life With tbe
written page.
And who Of us but has at some
time i1 the home or social circle ah
invalid TO whom Al hours daily Tesds
log Is luxury above anything elseg
have noticed that persons accus-
toned 10 read aloud often practice Il
from preference when there are no
ears bat their own 20 hsar they mis-,
their audience and find q degree OF
lasieIessness in the feast. OF soul.
such az one u apt 20 experienee
when partaking Of a dinner alone
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29

A COMMITTEES CT the Svu.bern
rress Association appointed Tor that
purpose has issued an address TO the
people oil the South for voluntary
contributions for the erection OF a
monument 10 the late jefferson Davis.
Inc committees has appointed the
Io:u OF juno, 1891. as the day upon
winch the people OF every town and
county in the Southern States sbonId
meet and take the proper steps to
forward tho course of voluntary con.
tributions as o,her methods whiA
they may deem best.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29
BErrrn Econ ,on von,.,,.,.

BETTER FooD ION WoRKrNa,rN =.
Boston, whichis sort OF high school
of social and economic experiments
seems TO have achieved a decided
success in one Of its more recent
Iads'-a kitchen for workinpmen
The kitchen originated In the idea
that workingmen need well cooked.
substantial food which they are often
unable TO obtain in their own homes.
owing either to tina wan. Of culinary
skill on the part Of the female mem.
osrs OF their families, or the pressure
Of other duties, preventing care and
discrimination in the choice and
preparation OF food, The Boston
Kitchen furnishes breads. souns aud
other staple articles of food &C prIoes
and In quality which fully meet this
special demand. IL is now in It's
second year, and while IL was not
started as a mouey.making expcri.
ment, but as Humanitarian agency
1t is said to be financially successgn
and TO have done a great deal Of
good
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29
Ne" Series Wi XIV, No. 8.

PACK TO my real life to-day. as il your
mother was here beside me.
L think sbe is, whispered Peggy.
holding lis hand closer
Alter while che said, Joe and I
would like 10 come down here with
you, Tor oil our birthdays and Christ.
masses. and We will never misunder,
s'and esci other again. father, wilt
de shook his head ard pstted her
hand, but could no, spssk-TJ.
Household.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29

JUDGE COLES. of The County Court
oi r;ttsyivania, has refused to grant
liquor licenses at railway stations.
In rendering his decision Judge Coles
said nine -tenths Of the indictment.
made In his court from these railway
points were due 10 whskey and that
numbers OF tue deaths on the railroad
recently were c,usel by the same
agency at anil about these stations.
ana that the public safety aud the
welfare OF the travelling public de.
pehaed that the sale of liquor at
points where railway employees could
gel 1t should be suppressed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29

A CHAMPION Naturalization
county W, Va, shows ND a man
seven'y-twO years of age who has
Travelled more miles on foot in the
last ten yeats than auy other man on
earth. r, NJ, Dufisld is his nam @
add be carries the mail from jackson
Court House twice each week. SUBS
plying twelve Offices and making over
2lO miles. He sometimes takes
horse bet never rides. Ho only takes
tbe horse when his load OF mail and
bundles is too heavy which is often
the case, as be does q good deal OF
shopping and marketing for The peo.
pie along bis roue. Ol one trim he
carried on his shoulder a one horse
turning plow another time a cooking
stove Tor a widow, Bfr. Duhield has
Missed bat Two trips ia the ten years.
tie ls notary public and does a
good deal ct notary work for his
neighbors. lie also owns enc rm
which he feds time TO till. MIR.
Duflield took the contract for carry.
ing the mail under PresideUt HAYES
and mp to the present time has walk
ed 10000 miles. a distance equal 10
over four times around the globe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29

niRs- SHANE. soldiers wild W.
Win Two childien moved from the
Fast 10 wyoming, two years ago far
inc purpose OF holding a mining
claim left by her husband. She mar
.a'neo herself by teaching the school
IN Jawbone Gulch, and held posses,.
ron OF her claim by doing with her
own hnnds the required amount or
assessment work. While doing this
she has uncovered body of rich
quartz and the mine promises to be
one OF exceptionarvaiue.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29

MISS CLARA MERrprru died n
inaianai oils from Whist was bel;vaa
10 De blood poisoning. She held :
position as bookkeoper. and handled
,Arse amount ofcoin. She had the
nao,. OF rubbing her fingers acro,,
ner race aud ear, and as al orpnt,or
appeared on these psris which soon
spread throughout Ler entire svstem
IL Ia thought impurities from the coin
were thos communicated to her.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29
,,es sions of the Courts

i.eS SionS of the Courts
Circuit Court. l2th Judicial Circuit, Hon.
lanes d. Armstrong, prssidins-Tetn ms Be.
gip as folio ct
Grant County Fourth Tuesday 10 March,
erst Tuesday In June and third Tuesday Il
October.
Hampshire County-First Tuesday In Esbs
iuary, second Tuesday In Nay aad thiEd
Tuesday in September.
Hardy County Second Tuesday in March
lie. Tuesday in May and frat Tuesday in
October.
hineri Coduty-.Second Tuesday In Jan.
iac., fourth Tuesday in April and Rrsi Tues
lay In Sep tember.
Pendleton Couuty--Second Wednesday 10
aapfh, wednesday after second Tuesday Ia
'ane, and bret Wednesday In November,
County Court of Hampshire County
John :. Pancake President-R D. Powell
and VIM. H. Pepper Commisaioers; G. S.
" hlte CLERK. The regular sessions are held
beginning on the FIRST Tuesday in Januarey
and April. tbs last T U esdsy in July and III
ourth I tuesday, in DC tober
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29
ConsunnptJon suyeIv Dr.,

To IHE EDfron.- Please inform your ro.aera
That have positive remedy sor the above.nanssd
dissaso by its timely use thousands ofhopslaas
eases have been permanently cured shall be dad
% send two bottles Of my remedy PRER 20 any OF
your readers who have consumption ~ they WI
send me their Express and r. o. addrss.. PsSp..t-
tuIy' I. A. sLOCUM, n. O., 1sI Pearl Sc, Il. x.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29

When you're l,ngn'd and dull IN tbs
spring OF the yesr>
When stomach sud liver are all oas
gear,
When you're stupid at nom and f..
vetlsb AZ night.
And nothing gives relish and nolb.
ing goes right.
Don't try any nostrum, elixir or NIL
Golden Medical Discovery justa ma
the bill.
The surest add best remedy To- an
disorders Of the liver, stomach s.d
blood, Is Dr.. Pierce's Golden Ned.
ical Discovery.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-29
v heeling

Treios No $50 and So connect with Nos
ID and IA. Trains No. $50 and 553 counec
with Nos 10 and 10 at Green Spring.
J. T GOLDSBORO, Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-04

RICHMOND. Va. August 3No offerings OF
tobaccos Al auction on Change to-day, Mon
Gay. August 3. 1881.
Private sales reported to the secretary Of
Tie Richmond TobAceo Trade to-day, Mou-
day. August 3. 1891 Old cutters, 81 hogsheads;
smokers, % hogshehds dark leaf, II hogs
heads Total. u hogsheads.
Once OF the tobacco Inspector reports to-
DAY. Monday. August B. 1891. Inspections,
bright a h0esheads. dark, 10 hogsheads. 8
terces. Reinspections. bright. 81 hogsheads;
dark. l6 hogshoads. tiercos
Farmers WILSON'S. Allegheny, Crensbaw's,
payenport's, Planters and Merchants Shel-
turne's, Shookoe and Ssabrook tobacco ware
houses reported to-day. Monday. August 3.
lsSl. Receipts. l2e packRes; DELIVERIES lyf
pacfsges
Once Of the collector Of the United States
internal revenue reports collections tor the
city d Richmond Va. to-day. Monday;
august 3, 1891 Tax paid on cigars ana
Cigarettes. a. ,0S8. 40 tax paid on plug toDacSos'
t4'o@. 81; tax paid on special. t75; tax PAID on
penalty, S310 Total S4.39i43.
Mesers Davis a Gregory say they will nave
egood salo at Planters warehouse to-inor-
t'~' Iueeday, August 4. 1851.
, heRistered 1T the Tobacco Exchange 70
Gay Monday. August 3, 1891: 7. NJ. IuckeH
toWhaten, Abe Strause. Winston. n. C.; Is. IS.
vaughan, Petersburg.
fetersburg tobacco market for the week
eITtiug Saturday. August /, 1891:
a. no Following will show the movement OF
N's'eo during the past week at the various
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-04

Flour-Flour closed firm but dull, fine
grades offspring. s3.l59 g. Co. do. winter, S3 30,
superino spring S3 zoos. 20. DO. winter e. ~
d4l6. extra 10. ! spring 81. 1000. do. winter,
a. 25G5.l0 extra No. spring. 49, S5a4.Z 20 do.
winter $Ll0Q4.25 city mill extras, S5.40@
$50 for West Indies. Southern -four quiet,
trade and family extras, S5.4065 10.
Wheat Wheat options opened NC higher
and quickly advanced "a more, with but lit
tie wheat Offering This strength was de-
rived principally from private cable advices
reporting Unreasonable weather Later
foreign advices confirmed the report of stormy
weather abroad and doubts were expressed OF
securing even half spring wheat crop in
France. added 20 this, was the announcement
that eighty loads were engaged for shipment
The market closed strong, and 2a2Ec.
higher. Spot lots closed firm and higher
No. 2 red winter spot S1.00H do. August
and September 9sac.; do. October, Il; do.
November s1O1.
Corn--Corn options were fairly active to-
day. and closed firm a. T@lc advance.
Spot lots closed firm and higher No. mixed
epot 7S@7Shc.; do. August. GSHc.; DO Sop
TENDER. 6G1<c: do October. G43tc.
Oats-Osts options were moderately active
and strong, closing 19@Hc. higher. Spot
lots closed weak and lowor. Sales. No. white,
4gc.; No 2 do, 89Gs0c No. / mixed, $40;
No. ? do. 974o; No. mixed, August, $3.50;
do September 331c.
Rye and barley neglected.
Pork-Pork quiet and steady; new mess,
sl2.5Oal32b.
Lard Lard closed firm August, $3.50; Sep
tomber. S6.96
Suears-Raw sugar in more demand and
frmer. muscovado. 80 degree test nc; cen
trifugal 96 test, 6-l6c.; refined sugar dull;
cut loaf and crushed, SIC; powdered. 4%c.
grAnulated. 49s@44c.. cubes, nc: mould
A, NC confectioners A. 4Ac;
Cofee-Spo lots closed dull: fair Rio car
goes. SI9. Futures closed SOLO points lower
Rio OF santos No. 2. August al6.Sd; do. Sep
tember, $3.50: October. rlzl0
Petroleum There was no demand in the
Consolidated Exchange to-day. September
opened o2Ici highest 639sc. lowest, O2I5c.;
cf0siuO g3%e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-04

NEW YoBB. August S.-Messrs. Hubbard,
Price & Co in their cotton circular tonight
cay: The weekly bulletin Of the Agricul-
tural Department from the southern States is
not regarded as favorable and tended IN the
absence of Liverpool advices 10 diminish the
number of sellers al the opening hero. When
the morning weather report was posted,
showing the rain area as again general over
nearly tho entire cotton belt east of the Mis-
sssipui the early strength developed into
positive buoyaucv and prices advanced some
10 points on very limited trading. Barring a
elight and natural reaction the improvement
was well maintained. and the close Was
steady az within points Of the highest"
Futures closed steady. Receipts foT the
day 1t the ports arc 200 bales, against 900
lastweek end i0Olast year Middlng uplands.
Sc. Salos l9i bales Spot cotton firm. There
have been sold the past week and not before
reported 2.2l3 baes, al for spinning. Trans
actions in futures IS 600 bales. August, 7.7g
also. September. goa T. %, October. 8.O3o
500. November slC@a.l7 December q. 26@
s. 27 January g 364s 81, February 3 500 II;
March, g. 66@857. April, 8.64@S6i; May, 76e
B7f June 6860887.