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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

A Negro Man Attacks Another and IL
Seriously Wounded.

j. Is. Johnson, a well-known colored man
OF Manchester, was arrested in that city yes
terday morning and taken to the police court
in this city. lie WAS charged with shooting
and wounding William Henry Morris and
James Cox. both colored men. The injuries
OF the former are quite serious.
The case came up in the police court aud
was continued until Thursday morning ON ac-
count OF the condition Of the wounded man.
and Johnson was refused bail.
The shooting occurred on a.Chesapeake and
Ohio train Monday night between Williams
burg and Toano. The battalion was return
ing from an excursion 20 Newport News. A
big crowd went down, and consequently the
cars were packed.
Soon after the train left Williamsburg. so
eye-witnesses TO the affair say. Morris was
heard cursing aud abusing some woman. and
finally he struck her. MAJOR Johnson walked
up 10 the negro and told him he had 10 let
the woman alone. This enraged Morris and
he drew pistol on Johnson. The latter re-
treated ZONE distance. and Morris started TO
follow him up. but was stopped by man and
woman. Morris finally broke by and ran up
to the Major with drawn pistol in his nand.
IL was then that johnson drew his revolver
aud shot Morris over the eye. woundiDg him
severely. The same bullet. II seems. glanced
and struck man named James Cox and
slightly injured him.
Upon the arrival of the train in Richmond
the ambulance was sent for and took Morris
home
Johnson stands well among the colored
people and Is respected By the whites who
know him. All who witnessed the affair say
the shooting was done in sclf-de.ense. Mr..
ID. &. Richardson and James III. Hayes are
counsel for the prisoner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

lerstein, George Gibson. Jr., Robert 8.
Christian 5. c. Shield. r. X. Robinson.
Escort Committee, Clifton Forge to Rich
mond Va: Joseph Wallerstein, chairman,
X. \. Christian. G. w. saunders. feachy
Voolfolk a. v Shea, w. X. Bache. A. Jud-
son Watkins. w. O. Shelburne. ID. y. Har-
wood, 4. Gunst. j. A. Baber.
Committee of Escort. Richmond 70 Old
Point: j. i. Culpeper chairman w y
Crump. William Reinheimer. ;. =. shield
William Bosher. George Gibson. r. "; d.
West a. }. Johnson, X. l.. Crag, a. .; MAJ 81
cuse. X. K. Robinson. John q. spottS' 'f'' l.
Voolfolk. J. @. Mayfeld.
RicHMoSD's ADVANTAGES
On the last page. the reverse OF when pore s
a sheath OF tobacco. the following brief his
tory OF Richmonds business advantages ap-
peared.
Richmond is the capital of Virginia and next
To the lar0est CITY south Of Washington ana
east Of the Mississippi its urban ana snput,
ban population numbering over one hunufeu
thousand. 81 -
n iss steadily growing centre OF both CON-
merce and manufacture with every advantage
Of q metropolitan city.
Eight railroads radiate from il as centre,
including three leading trunk-hne sys.ens.
with a fourth in close connection Win u
twenty miles of. IT,.
n has water navigation to its limits on
miles. and by rail only seventy-hye miles from
the sea at Hampton Roads
It's ia manufacturing establishments now
employ q. $50 hands. aud turn out annually
products TO the value OF t3f. $4,000, whiIe us
jobbing sales amount 20 S36.OJ9O30 per year
It's annual bank cearsnces are now SllJ'-
40, $50, and its banking capital - -5Os6,6zl'
It's water-power and cheap fuel. ITS proxiin-
itv 10 raw materials and its facilities LOT as
tributon render IL an unsurpassed Location
for industries of almost every description.
It's climate. surroundings, historic features.
educational and other advantages make II
most desirable place of residence.
THE sPEECHEs.
1t was nearly midnight before the toasts
were responded to- The efforts of those Of
Richmond were impregnated with welcoming
words and Characteristic of old Virginia hos
pitality Several of the delegates responded
TO the happy speeches, and the occasion was
most happy.
Among the beautiful women who accom-
pany the Arkansas party are Miss juliet
Churchill and Mrs John F. Calep. OF Little
Rock They are charming Southern women,
and received great deal Of attention last
evening
Mayor Ellyson made most happy speech
Of welcome in the Grand Lodge-room. He
told bis hearers that in Virginia thew would
ever find the latch-string out. and that eyes
would gladden when the ladies came again.
Mr.. Myer Greeutree was the efficient official
in charge of the cloak-room. lie did well in
deed.
Many Of the delegates thought of Denver,
Col, last evening. la that city was the last
convention.
Many Richmond ladies were at the banquet
last evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
slayton Sent to the Grand Jury.

Young Frank n. Slayton, who has been
held here as fugitive from justice from
Maryland was prisoner in the police court
yesterday morning. The charge against him
was forging the name OF Louis f. Bossieux 10
IA check tor $50 on the State bank. The case
Wa sent 10 the grand jury.
Nothing as yet has been heard from the
Baltimore authorities.
IL is understood that the ground of defense
will be that the mind OF the accused was az
fected at the time he forged the paper by the
use of cigarettes.
Slayton has q good looking, refined face.
He was the neatest dressed person in the
courtroom this morning He wore a black
cutaway coat, dark pants, immaculate linen,
leather belt and patent-leather shoes. He
seemed to be deeply interested in the pro-
ceedings of the court. After his case mad
been disposed of. he stood at the gate Of the
prisoners pen where he could see and hear
what was going on. When the court adjourned
he was taken back T. Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
THE PROGRAMME.
Normal school Commencement.

The Richmond Normal School celebrated
its twenty-ffth annual commencement last
evening at the First Baptist church (colored)
The house was filled to its utmost capacity
and hundreds were turned away
The following excellent programme was
rendered.
Address of welcome. Willie L. Boyd; song,
"Greeting:" essay "Self-Reiance Annie
Jackson. song. The Mountain Shepherds
Song" selection. Mrs Candles Lecture on
Shirt Buttons. Sangue Payne; Model Ser
mon. Roger Franklin song. The Merry
Songster;" selection. VIII the New Year
Come Tonight. Mammal" Marie Thomas;
song. Shall we Meet Beyond the Rivera
yaledictory. Roger Kyles; song. The Star Of
Home; address. Rev. Il. ii. Pitt, ID. d.;
Albert L. Wright: song. quartette. Drifting
with the Tide; comforting Peabody medals,
Captain Edwin ID. Starke; comforting di-
plOmas. Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson: song. God
BE With You" benedictiOn Rev. James II.
Holmes. song. Home. Swee. Home"
The following Are the graduates IN the or
der OF their standing:
February. 1892. Carrie l.. Galloway. Ben
jamin III. Peyton. ID. III. Chamberlayne. Ada
@. Foster. Mary Nj. Coleman Ellen Y. Trent.
Lula l.. Hall. Marie Nj. Thomas. Sarah G.
White, Ro. G. MeTriweather Annie Carter.
James L. Burrell. Joseph w. Anderson.
Mamie O. Wyatt. Mary NJ. Randolph. Annie
If. jackson. Joseph K. Porter Edward j.
johnson, Cornelia w. Taylor, Ella Lewis.
June 1892. Isaac III. Burrell William s.
Morgan, A. Deborah Patterson. M. Constance
Turpin. Mary T.. Gordon. Henrietta NJ.
Thompson. Roger j. Kyles. Mary T. Willis,
Susie b. Crump
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
30 superhnman strength. but NaturaI Yigor

To attain the musculariiy OF the individual
who snaps steel shackes like twigs By simply
bending his arm Is youchsafod to few But to
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and digest well, to possess an eQuable. quiet
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are no less permanent than prompt of attain
ment The bowels. the liver, the stomach. the
kidneys all cooperate under the benignant IN
huence OF this comprehensive medicine To in
sure those stable guarantees of health harmo-
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discovered a medicinal motor better calculated
20 actuate and keep moving the main springs of
healthful vitality. Use 1t for malaria. rheuma-
tlsm. indigestion, biliousness kidney COM
plant. la grippe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
We WIN Have Ward NIeetings.

The city central Democratic committee at
its meeting on May 24th adopted the plan of
ward meetings for the election OF tho men,
bers OF the committee for the ensuing year,
and named June 2lst AS the time.
At the meeting of the committee last even
ing at the City Circuit Courtroom, the COM
mittee on plans recommended modified
form of ward primaries. and the postpone
mont Of the election until the time of election
OF the delegates to the District Convention in
the fall.
After long discussion. in which a number
of substitutes and amendments had been
varOusly disposed Of. the entire previous &C
ton OF the committee was resclndeh and =
motion prevailed confirming the plan OF ward
meetings. but changing the date from June
2lst to June 2Sth aud fixing $3.50 7. III. as the
hour for opening. Ward superintendent
were instructed TO secure suitable places OF
meeting in their respective wards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
nTnsic and Mamie Sugar.

The musicale and maple sugar party given
for the benefit of Trinity Lodge, l. .. q. T.
1T Central Hall last night was attended by
many and thoroughly enjoyed.
The musical potion Of the entertainment
consisted Of solos. duets. ETC.. on the piano.
Miss Gussie Pyle delighted the audience
with 'Starlight."i Pattsons 'Alazurka
Caprice. " and the duets by the Misses Cox, of
Ashland. met with much favor and won much
deserved applause.
Miss Myrtle $. Redford. an attractive little
child Of eleven years Of age. performed an
operate fantasia and Mozarts Rondo IN q
manner that captiyated her audience and
bore testimony Of a brilliant future, az well
az showed that though small her soul was
full Of musical genius.
The well-merited, warm reception gwen her
was enthusiastic when the programme closed
with a duet by this little lady and Mr. Ernest
J.. Boiling her teacher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
CITY Clrcult Court.

compromise verdict for sl.750 was rem
dered yesterday in the City Circuit Court IN
the case of W. II. Steyenson's administrative
against the city of Richmond.
The Jury stated that under the statute Civ
ing them the right TO say who should receive
the money they would order that the entire
amount should be paid to Mrs. NJ. l.. Steven
son. widow OF the deceased.
Air. Stevenson fell into the creek from Will
liamshurg avenue about a year ago and was
drowned.
W. J. Mcdowell against j. II. Chataigne.
Judgment for s40.s5.
suit was instituted by Baldwin d Brown
against Z. H. Kelly for $780,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

They are Remembered In Substantial
WAY.
The following appreciative letters. and the
substantial token" accompanying them, are
strong indications Of the standing Of our fire.
meD
RICHMOND. June 10. 1892.
w. G. Fuller, Esq. Chief Fire Department,
city:
Dear Sir.-It gives me pleasure to tes-
tify 10 the promptness aud efficiency of your
department at the fire of Saturday night on
Twelfth street. and. as small token of my
appreciation, | enclose n check for fifty dol
lars TO be used for the benefit Of your men.
Respectfully.
JOHN r. CARY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
IuatinPs Court.

William Johnson was arraigned before
Judge witt yesterday on the charge of as
saulting Charles Walker. He was acquitted
OF that charge. but was convicted of assault
ing Oliver Walker. He was sent 10 jail tor
four months and fined one cent.
Virginia Johnson was acquitted of the
charge of assaulting Oliver Walker. but was
found guilty Of assaulting Charles Walker.
Her punishment consisted Of four months in
iail and one cent fine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
Charter Granted.

The Columbus Mining Company was
granted charter by Judge Wexford IN the
City Circuit Court yesterday.
The capital stock of the corporation is TO
be 800, 900. in shares of Sl00 each.
The company is authorized to hold. de-
velop SELL lease and mortgage property, real
or personal. and TO prospect for explore.
mine aud quarry ores. metals. minerals and
mineral substances and prepare the sarae for
market
The officers for the first year are: X; w.
Traylor, Richmond. president, Elias II. White.
Philadelphia. yice-presdent; William jerks
Fell, Falkland. Del. secretary and treasurer.
The above with Mablon M; Chhd, whining
ton. Del. and A. Janney peasants are the d.
rectOrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
RIcHMoND. VA, June 10, 1892

RICHMOND, VA, june Il, 1872.
Chief W. G. Fuller, Richmond Fire Depart
ment
Dear Sir.-Please find enclosed our check
for fifty dollars $50. which we would thank
you 10 have placed 10 the credit of the Fire
mems Relief Fund.
We DO this as a slight token of our appre-
citation of the brave and faithful efforts of
your department. and their success in con
finng the flames Saturday night TO the build
ing IN which they originated. thereby saving
US from loss or inconvenience.
Yours truly,
SuBIFTT AZ CARY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
Memorial areetlnr OF Frlend.hIp Lodge.

Friendship Lodge of Odd Fellows had their
memorial meeting lest night in honor OF the
memory OF the brethren of the lodge who
have passed away during the last year The
memorial address was delivered by Past
Grand j. d. X. Sleight. of Friendship Lodge.
II WAS ono Of his most successful efforts, and
was rendered in his best style. The address
was listened to with marked attention by the
members and visiting brethren.
Before the memorial meeting the Second
and Third Degrees were conferred on two
youIg citizens of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
Woodward & L0tlIOD,
TEMPT. {:
DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD and ADAMS STREETS.
Silks Have Their
Turn Again.

This is distinctively silk season"
and there is a peculiar charm about the Sum-
mer Japan and Chinas, both plain and printed.
Our Silk stock is an eyer-changing one. New
lots come aud go in day Sometimes large
lots. other times small ones. Seldom get
chance 10 advertise them. though. There can
he but one reason for thiswe buy the right
kinds. What can 10 cooler. lighter ana fall
more gracefully than these dainty, airy silks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
NEW DESIGNS IN SATTEENS.

The last Of the season has given us some
new Satteens (which have been very scarce
THROUGHOUT the entire season. III exceedingly
choice designs. We have about twenty pat
terms. al with Black. Navy Blue and French
Blue grounds, ornamented with white figures.
dots. rings. spots. ETC., equal in quality and
superior in pattern TO the Satteens usually
sold at 8715c. Our prices for this lot. zoe.
per yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
new DESIGNS IN PRRCALES FOR SHIRT
WAISTS AND WRAPPERS.

new designs of 3G-inch extra quality Percales.
used both for Boys, Misses and Ladies'
Shirt-Waists and for Ladies' Wrappers. con-
sisting OF solid stripes of Red. Blue and Black,
on White ground and choice assortment Of
Dots. Sprays, Flowers. Vines, etc. i25sc. a
ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
The ,lu.s 40 Go "a Ronnoke.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues de-
ciaed last evening 70 accept the special inyi
tation rendered to them by the committee in
Roanoke, and they will participate in the
Decennial celebration next Saturday. The
company will leave on Friday evening at IL
O'clock. over the Norfolk aud Western rail-
road. They will carry about fortv-hve men
and the band, and will return On Sunday.
evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
WHITE JAPANESE SILK. % inches wide.
onod Yalne. SOC. Z word.

=
REAL JAPANESE TWILL, . inches wide.
Rlack with halr-line stripes Of White. old
Rose. Lilac. Orange, Amethyst Gold and
Light Blue. Imported to sell Tor si2j. Spe-
cial price, s5c yard
NAVY BLUE JAPANESE AND CHINA
SILKS, with White stripes. figures. stars and
dots. An unusual demand has been created
for these for blouses and entire drosses tJc.
and u yard
CHANGEABLE TAFFETAS. q inches
wide, Black and Navy stripes sl.3j a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
DIMITY BED SPREADS.

DIAfITY BED SPREADS. dainty. yet SER
viceable. large size. suitable for double beds
and especially adapted for summer wear. u
each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
Chaneerx Caur..

Misses Mary F.. Sarah A.. Ella c. and Da-
vinia Anderson qualified ia the chancery
court yesterday to administer on tho estate Of
their father, David Anderson. Jr., deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
SS-IECH SCOTCH ClEGHAN, 16c. A YARD.

so new designs in Stripes and Plaids, the
best bargain of the entire season; &c. goods
for I5c. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
Yours truly,
STpTUTT A. {
HIGH-sCHoOL CONFINEMENT.

The Closing Exercises at the Mozart To-
Night.
The closing exercises of Richmond High
school will take place at Mozart Academy to-
night at $3.50 o'clock.
Mayor Ellyson will deliver the Peabody
medals and the diplomas.
Senator Ioyenstein will deliver the German
medals and the annual address will be- made
by Rev. DR.. Edward n. Calisch. Subject:
"Our Public Schools"
Friday afternoon the young ladies of the
High School will have an excursion TO War
wick Park under the auspices of the City
School Board.
THE PROGRAMME.
The programme tonight will be as follows:
Music. Essay, Twelve Sisters" Lloyd
Bass. Grafton Original Southern He
roes." Willie Crawford. Music Selection
The Bells. postgraduate class. Music. Sc
lection. The Debatin Society" Lottie Hart
man. Music. Address. Rev. L. n. Calisch.
ID. d. Music. Delivery of temperan CO
medel offered by Central W. G..
T. IT," Rev. w. w. Landrum. ID. ID.
Delivery of Peabody medals, Major j. H. Ca
pers. Delivery Of German medal, Hon. Viii
liam Lovenstein. Music Delivery Of pho
biography and typewrting certificates Hon.
+. +. ENysOn. Delivery of certificates 10
p0st-graduates. Hon. J. T. Ellyson. Delivery
Of diplomas to graduates, Hon. J. L. Ellyson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

WANTED TO RENT AN ExcELiENT
w room near the corner cf sixth and Frank:
rates Address. &. q. b. care flaEs cf1ce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15


" J am IN Rome oft as tho morning ray
Visits these eyes. waking at once 4 cry,
Whence tins excess Of JOY? what has betsllen
mof
aud from within thrilling voice replies.
Thou art IN Rome"
Rogers.
The Commercial Traveller
George II. Randall,
New York.
To things Of sale a seller praise belongs"
Shakespeare.
The Ladies'
]. McDavitt,
Mississippi.
o fairest Of creation last and best
OF all Gods works, creature In whom eNcels
Whatever can 70 sight or thought be fOrmd
Holy divine good amiaDle. OF sweet"
Milton.
Virginia Division T. p. A. OLA
Joseph Wallerstein.
"souhward the star Of T. p A. takes its way
Railroads
Colonel A. S. Buford.
travelling is no FOOLS errand 10 him who
carries his eyes aud itinerary along wi h him"
Alcott
Mauufactures-
Arthur h. Clarke.
Attempt the END and mover stand 10 doubt.
Nothing So hard but search Will ind n OUT
Herrlck.
COMMITTEE or ARRAHGENRNTs.
On 4 further page OF tho booklet was the
name Of the committee Of arrangements as
follows.
l.. ID. Crenshaw. Jr.. chairman: @. /.
brown. A. ID. Ianderkin. G. ID. Wingfield,
T. q freeman. W. I. Hancock, Joseph Wal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
hon. II. W. Flournoy.

St Louis No.
Home is the resort of love- of JOY. of peace
aud plenty. whore. supporting and supported
polished friends and dear relations mingle
into bliss" Thomson.
('orumerco-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cOFFEE-lt vciv uuie. day IN Brazil growths
an the spot with prices somewhat nominal No RIO
NTH the trading mainly OF local character. Easier
cables caused slight decline a. the outset attended
s cne, '' recovered and the close showed ssb eaing
NE worlds visible supply gained I5i 600 bags during tn
g :s.rg Of Il on Nav Hamburg declined Ia pe
Us a" f',i Nav 9edS 90 a "'ir 81 %
5ss In gland during month ISL 76s
dcyeries At ENGLAND during LAST month. 7al7l bags
Fist ordinary 40 kllos) 10 good second 10 kos,.
10 400 exchange. 1lac: receipts in Rio 1000 bags
rio stock 900 bags; Rio market quiet Rio ship.
mems steamer United States during nothing
ments Europe during week 1900 bags Flo purchases
for United States during week $1,000 bags Rio pur.
for Europe during week $4,000 bags freight
steiner United sta:es. 2jc and per cent primaa"
steamers loaded Rio for United Stccs . GOOD
santos 10 500 receipts at santos 600 bags Ssnts
stock. 1926 600 bags santos market omct Santos SHIN
shipments Tor unitcd States by saih nothing: Santos
Shipments Europe IL 600 bags purchases
United States 10000 bg> Santos purchases for Europe
Go0 bags Santo> freight steamer to Iavre 4cc aud
United State, steamers loading at Sntos fo Enropc g.
visible supply Of the world Nav /. 1892 ENGLAND.
e3s o34 hays; Ii.m,Mrs 10000 bags Antwcrp 90 600
Msrseilles. 1900 bags: Trieste 1870 bags; neither
lands 223 0c0 bars. Total Europe a kindsl. I4ls274
bags Rio 1900 togs Santos, 362 900 bugs United
States lBIaain. S5l25! bses. other kinds 2oo;so3
AHoats Ahost for United States from iiszi 22i 600
bags anoat for United States from Europc. nothing
ant for United States from java and East 600 bagS
for Europe from Brazil, 23o 600 bags anoat for Eurone
from United States i6o coo Total. 11cs3t bags
against April 1. 1850 29s bags against Nav l. 1881
i.gO lcS fedl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool May 8, p. m.-The sales Of Ihe u'y III
c,udcd ; 800 bales American. 5000 ,,
Futures closed quiet American middllng low mld
,Iing cnuse MAY delivery, 90 64n3 81 Cad; May ana
imne delivery GO-C4n3 I'll G4d; June and July denv,
cry 3 GI-O4a4d Jny and August delivery, a. Iolu
iore. August and ~ pember delivery, 6fn J-Oid
sen,emb.r delivery. 7-64d sellers. september ana
0cfo,er delivery, 4 164d scrS; OcObr and November
delivery 0-64d4 1864 November and December az
livery 1264d sellers. ,,,,,. Oh.
Galveston. May 9.-COttOn steady; mlddllne, i-sc
,ow niddNng q O-1Gc; good ordinary. 1lGc: net ana
rose receipts, .52S bales exports Consumes
mIes 10 the continent, 429 bales sales, J4' Da'eA
sock 33, 7Ge bales. ~ -. ,
Norfolk May y.-Cotton finn: mddi'ng, Ic' low
n,ddine g 9l'c good ordinary, sc; net receipts
@rS hales gross, 1913 bales; sales, ia s'och
1886 bales. . ,,,,, ,,cc.
,, middIing 8 Ice: good ordinary, q jlGc; net
and gross receipts, 3o7 bales; exports eoastwSe
500 bales sales - 6ales stock, 49, Ia l,soav
m,dding, lice; low middng, 55c good Ordinary
6 Sc net receipts $500 bales gross 3'6'2 baies
...s 500 bales; stock, III ,445 bales.