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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-04

WHOLESALE BUYING PRIossl
Retail about 10 per cent higher
'o,rected Daily by The Peoples For,Oardins Co
"a ana sS z. Second South Street
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-30
DESERVE GREAT SUCCESS.

Opening Date of the Great Auotioneenng
Firm of Martin Emerich & Co., on State
Street
THE EAGLE is pleased to call the
attention of it's Teaders to an i'm
portant change. or rather an impor-
tant additional feature, in the bust
ness Of Martin Emerich * Co., POI
and 263 State street. They are about
to supply long felt want in the
business of the Worlds Fair city.
The rapid growth and development
of Chicago as the great metropolis Of
the Northwest demand in our midst
an auction emporium based on a
scale sufficiently extensive TO accom-
modate any demand that may be
made for an outlet to the highest
bidders for all classes Of merchan-
disc in quantities however large,
that may require immediate CONVEX
sion into money The firm named
has the location, the space and the
required ability to supply this impor-
tant business feature. Their integ-
rity as business men is OF TOO high an
order to require any Endorsement
by the press THE EAGLE be-
speaks for them "A pro'I cr1us career
as auctloncers. Regular sale days as
arranged 20 date Mondays, Thurs
days and saturday.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-30

Thirty eight years ago, w. d. Nun
hall, who is prominently mentioned
as good judicial timber, was born in
Rockford III. This was in 1866.
The centennial year of '7G found him
graduating from Manhattan College,
New York City, and his teachers of
that day knew him to be one of the
brightest and best scholers of his
class. Munhall was a Western boy.
The easy old East was good enough
for education, but for business there
was no placelike the active, hurrying
West. Little wonder, then, that in
1877 the Chicago law office of OBrien
x Kettelle was REINFORCED by the en-
trance of young Munhall, who there
completed his law studies, and was,
in 1878, admitted to the bar of Hi
nois. From the day that he became
a full-hedged lawyer his professional
success was assured. He at once be-
came associated with Mr.. w. W.
O'Brien, whom all remember as one
of the most successful criminal law
yers the West has ever known, and
assisted Mr.. O'Brien in every import
ant criminal case, at the same time
having complete control and charge
of the civil practice of the Office.
His work was largely trial prac-
tice, and his familiarity with
the rules of pleadings, evil
dence, and all that constitutes
the education of competent
trial lawyer made him a dangerous
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-30

opponent and a reassuring advocate.
Since 1884 Mr.. Munhall has been
alone, having never taken a partner
since the death of Mr.. O'Brien. His
name is to be found in many of the
most important cases ever tried in
Cook County. When Eugene
Dougherty was found guilty Of muir
der, though he had been ably de-
Tended by the illustrious OBrien,
and had been condemned to life i'm
prisonment, his friends ceased to
hope, but Munhall still believed that
justice had not triumphed. O'Brien
died. Munhall made the case his
own, and his herculean labor was re-
warded by reversal of the case by
the Supreme Court, and, on the
second trial, an acquital. Warden
McClaughry said it was the first case
of Supreme Court reversal in life
imprisonment case that had occurred
during his term of office.
Mr.. Munhall has resided in the
Twenty-fourth Ward for the past
nine years He is prominent in So
cial circles, being a member of the
Waubansia Club of the North, and
the Sheridan Club, of the South Side.
He is stanch, lifetime Democrat,
and his contributions to party funds
have always been liberal. AS a
Judge he would be fearless and just,
deliberate enough to insure correct
ness, but prompt enough to insure
expedition in the transaction of the
peoples business.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-30

Among the Democratic lawyers
prominently mentioned for judicial
honCrs, none stand better before the
bar and the community or are more
widely and fayorably known than p.
McIIugh, Esq.
lie came 10 Chicago mere boy.
and hasr,sided here more than thirty
years. lie entered the University in
1859 and graduated with distinction
IN 1866 then became q student at
the Chicago Law school from which
D. graduated Ia 1865 ana was ad.
mltted to tho bar che same yoar
lie Immediately opened au of
ace aui nt unt devoted bis
gima o. lass ahd literature.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-30

frequently writing for periodicals and
the city press; within two years his
practice grew to such an extent that
he abandoned the press, and has since
given his exclusive time and atten-
ton 10 the practice OF his profession.
MIR MclIugh has enjoyed an eXteu.
siye practice In the state aud United
states courts and the Supreme Court
Of thi, state Tor many years, and Is
we'll equipped for the discharge Of
judicial dutirs' he has Away. been a
consistent Democrat aud has com
tributcd freely 90 the succcss of che
party We take pleasure m giving
hlm our hearty support
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-30
rhs >or,bvs,tsra'. MISFORTUNE.

Thc REASON assigned by most tay-
e0eu lo' not taking Che Northwest.
rfu to Milwaukee Is the distance ~
L. Milwaukee dept imm lhohuslnes
enler The Northeastern j. par
tleuArN unfortunate lu thh mapeah
q n phlDagu a. depot b m malei
thaf ww,ufan 81 sell Al lmIHs -
AL unm ln 1aHt an lhha e. -
lgsI' staas Hma
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-30
In.l.ll H.llln ln.n-

thf mtat lnflyu ahd unArrlmma
isllas allruld amplWai n thu elan.
60 sn nHi to smk 60 thr chicago
aad Noftbawtena HsHNa1
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-30

ttm Ga blh lu thh asa. shen nlea
sanam easily ablslashle, mf pee
81 m wfr a. Che northeastern llaa
= Soc uo1 uas eala
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
HONEY GRoYE Avn MORN.

Honey Grove. Tex. May .. -iSpeciall
In response TO a call for aid from the
cyclone sufferers of Cisco. Mayor Joe
smith yesterday called a meeting Of the
citizens at the city hall The Geographic
appeal being read, Il committec of Eve
was appointed to solicit subscriptions,
They went to work Immediately and to-
day Mayor Smith tclegraphed the mayor
of Cisco TO draw on him for SlS5. Res
olutions of coincidence were passed
Both the Odd Fellows and Knights OF
Pythias met last night and took up sub
scrptions for the sufferers. They have
not AS yet seen all their members, but
all that have been seen donated literally
Prof j. $. Kendall. superintendent of
the public schools, requested each one
of his pupils to bring nickel or dime 10
school with them this morning. and In
response to this request the neat little
sum of $3.50 was raised for the suffer
crs. The ladies' of the city have organ
lied themselves into committees and are
raising subscriptions, making clothes
etc, to send to Cisco. The merry-go-
round will donate the proceeds of To
nights entertainment TO the sufferers.
Everyone here is in sympathy with The
sufferers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
vol. XVII NO 1868

Fnhm, our grand Secrtnfy, ali Of Dallas,
who are hereby appointed our nlmuncrs ln
this behalf, and they, under my direction,
Will see 10 a proper application OF the money.
Adsiccs SO far do not Indicate whether
or not members OF our own order have
suffered, but we may safely assume tllat
tan, whose deeds We profess 70 emulate,
we are not 10 inquire II the sufferers be OF
our avn faith or household before extending
needed relief
Please remember that yon are odd Fell
lows and that he who gives promptly Ia
effect gives twice and let your fcsponaia hn
liocnl. pp not portponr action until lodge
meetings and do not wait nny more formal
notice thnn the rndlng Of This proelanla-
thou, which all newspapers OF The state
are hereby earnestly requested to print.
JAMES l.. AUrRY,
Grand master l. o. o. H. OF Toxns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Alyarado, Tex. May 2.-(Spccial,l-A
mass meeting was held here this morn
ing and committees appointed to raise
funds for the cyclone suffercp at Cisco.
This afternoon the committee reported
that they had collected s2l4.60 and sew
eral boxes Of clothing. which were i'm
mcdiatcly turned over to DIR. c. A.
Shulz and Rev L. $. knight who viii
start for Cisco tomorrow mosping. Dr.
Shulz goes there to render all the aid he
eau In his profession. Mr.. knight lost
three houses in the storm.
The several secret societies here will
doubtless make appropriations at THEN
regular meetings for the benefit Of the
members of tEcir respective orders. The
ladies are also at work for the same
cause,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
TO CANCEL rnrIn rAxrs.
= Biu Tor the Beiicfof the Cisco sufferers
FaVorahiy Reported

Austin. TcN.. May 2-lSpcciul.l The
house committee un rrVemc and taxa
tlun has just reported iayornhly on Rep
resuutatye Hngsdulc's I'LL, M. 200. to
release certain inhabitants of llHsiland
county from payment of state taxes for
1893.
The hill Is intended for the additional
relief Of lhe cyclone sufferers and rs
here given In inl rs II appears before
the house
Whereas, ON the night Of the 2Sth day
of April, 1888, Il torrihe storm and cy-
clone swept over the county of East
land aud destroyed the city Of Cisco,
and caused great l0sa of life aud mnclr
damage TO property, both In the city aud
country surrounding, and
Whereas, the iTcnt loss of life
and destruction Of property In said
county have produced great
public calamity by rendering homeless
many Of It's Inhabitants; therefore.
section l. 30 II enacted 10y the lcgis-
laturr Of the state of Texas; That all
citizens Of lfnstland county who were In
any way injured, either In their persons
or thc persons Of any member of their
families, Or in their property. by the said
storm, irc hereby released from taxation
for the year lSD3, mud tle tax collector
Of said county Is forbidden 10 collect
the same.
section 2. But before any person shall
be entitled 10 the benefit Of this act, he
shall 20 before The county clerk OF sail
county and make affidavit thnt he was
injured by the said storm In his person,
or tho person OF some member Of ms
fnmily. or his property. This affidavit he
shall deliver 10 The tax collector of the
county who shall receive the same IN
full Of all tnxes due the state from tho
persons making such Affidavit for the
year 1893 The tax collector shall Tor
comptroller Of the state, with his iinni
report. and the comptroller shall credit
Tho tax collector with the amount OF
taxes due TO the stale from the persons
named In such affidavit
Section .. The near approach OF me
end Of the session and the crowded
condition of the calendar creates ne
ccsaity that the rule requiring bills to be
read on three several days be suspended,
aud II n 50 suspended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

New Orleans. In. Mny r., lSpccial)--
Mcl1lroy & Gilbert say 80
fixtures Liverpool opened 70 9.Ot
IN. with an additional gnin Or ~, clos
mo steady for the near and barely steady
for the distant months, with net raln
OF 3 TO Glji on the day. Cables ms
ulOrninr reported the feeling there ns be-
ing bettcr. with decided Improvement
from Manchester. Spot mlce, 1OOD bales,
ne 1-16d advance. reports from tlis
side OF unusually cold weather heiphs
tlie Improvement =.
New York opened . mp and closed
easy Ia . points down from ynslcrday-
The weakness Of the stock market there,
which wns general together with eNpnet-
ed Ehipment Of %3000,OO0 gold tomorrow
brought about realizing by tic longs and
consequent deprq sion
Our market after opening z points up.
continued Ia improve on reports 81 eN-
prcled iiIil water, which was wired rom
Memphis as certain. This ndFanco
reached u points from Yesterday. bnt
IN, market as rnpidly declined. Tic only
catise attributable Is that we wore IA
rrmpathv with New York, tho conditions
there making their weight felt here.
Finally at the closing we are about 10
2 points under yesteMay.
Our advises from different sections
az Tsxns would Indicate all the riin
needed has been had. and this Applies
generally 10 tie cotton belt 70 that it
oresnnt meteorological conditions con-
iinue II would indicate that 100 much
wet will then be the cry. Shunid IiNrr-
pool come 10 with good spot demand IN
advance would be ~ order, 80 mat ms
situation resolves itself into the ID posi-
lion Of the other side holding mo key
70 N h"s orlesns expects tomorrow 400
bates, nrninn $50 bales hero anu 4fou
bales at MI ports.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
no THE opD rrLLows.
Tho Grand Master for tho state AppeAis In
BehaU Of Cisco.

omoe grand muster independent order Of
odd Fellows Of Texas, rorslcnnat April ~.
No tha odd Fellows on Texas; Ihc MORN
inc papprs of today are frrighted with the
defaiIs 81 All appalling calamity when
hns fallen on one Of the most PROSPEROUS
,gliu:.aniiieH " our state. on iiut Nenneh-
dnV our seventy fourth Anniversary was
relebrtfed al he Hide city Of Cisco, and
n" number Of cen Of our lodges Of that
locality. together with Thousands OF otfcs
edtzena Of gnstland and ndIaccnt counues,
heard from tho lips 81 cur accredited speak
rra the urofeasi0ns we make Of caring for
fhc sick and dying and 81 relieving those
IN iast Frifay night terrific cyclone
visited 7hia sihne llitlc ciiy aud left death
ard dostructiOu IN ~ wake, the city being
almost entirely demolished. Full details are
mi obiainabla az this hour. but u " certain
that there are many killed and wounded
ana that "a enormous dilircss Is ontaiied ly
iass u property,
10 show those people In whose cnrs 20 lately
bounded The lnudniionS Of 0ur order a. an
arorcy FOR the relief N Distress, that tive
nrn4il,.. what we preach"
frha three leading officers OF each aud
every lodge Of odd Fellows 10 the state
arc hereby appointed SPECIAL committees
n, their respective localities ~ solicit con-
irbutions nom the ncmbcra 81 the order.
These furda are to bs proHptly foiHAfded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Decatur, Tex, May Special y
The sad calamity visited upon the good
town of Cisco by the cyclone has arous-
ed the sympathy Of the people Of De
catur and they are responding to the
call for help in a substantial way. II.
II. Halsell and II. Greathouse circula-
ted a subscription list yesterday and
as result forwarded to the stricken
city this morning S11O40. A suppli-
mental list is being circulated and an
additional sum will be raised and for
warded in a day or two.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
EXERCISES.


.al Tex, May 2.-(special)-The
~ exercises today far exceeded
4 EfNas expectations. At an early
" people began gathering, while
l'nd hauling flowers. clnptied their
~ ~ the store prepared for that
ss Al shortly after 10 q. IN. the
Haoa formed at the junction of
an strret and Moore avenue. and
aa vest on Moore avenue 10 the
VIZ Al the school building there
'e'al hundred children Joined the
s,san This made the length about
s.nei Of d mile, close order.
,le Confederate veterans. with
u pne the stars and bars, second
eaieiefate battle flag and third.
~ aud stripes. In this crowd
1 W 10 young men, of course.
100 them we've men who had
tEo wars. The officer of the
y '. A. Anthony, was an old
4 N M Soldier. as well as several 9th
=. efildren followed the veterans
~ , Ins fire department in uni
Il as.sNel by wagons Loaded with
~, -'nliN Arriving at the city
~. Iler songs by Il large choir
80 Payer was offered by Rev
n, wen another song. Rev. L. p
W.T. addressed the vast conco,ree
m ~. = most excellent style. often
ID ~, sn's not only to the old sol
- ~ pug to many others His
~ y M VOID OF anything 10 create
~ afieehng. but often he recited
N " we country was well united
4 ~ Evaporation and nbnse hnv'
ia ~ lMg ago. The music was
"a rliiaaln and grand. After This
lh X v,.s followed the sexton from
mr. isT visiting the resting Mace
h. trnisaa soldier, whether blne or
= Ts upon all flowers In abpo.
K d. VA uohe, the old soldiers Wis
i,e.,'e,. cemetery, half a milo nvav
h 49, many old soldiers gravas
J, vg,e n .aa', o. this last work. when
Ia tk.r Vne hardly but old veterans
NJ, ~ ~, zane across some old com,
All ~, men who bad been noo,.
m viii ~. were sunken and avsr,
hi ~ ~ weeds and grass AImost 4,
lc,es " 'eterans began To nnlI frd an
aard 10 ~ amounts of money
Y ~ H., e sexton, and he said he
M ns1t ,,nose graves were card
.att to lbs;. iilay' After this they re-
hel,ly s, nnilies. AT the city ceme-
e.iire ,nsseiy grave was nofirsj
h he Az. was a remarlnhIe s,,n
slssl NJ !. cawned with Clouds s enJ
\ iAe prn.. we rain would faII al 9 ~
/ al lsm was being cer,.iad ' ~ ,ne
Z nd Nos eoL and the weathnr , yu',
|.slsd Nh, 'lsas AN; The cemctery WIS is
n rnito s. Siililfren and older noo mns
ss'',ns,l NJ s99'llsrs were speciai ivop l',
X I'm NJ. everything went t'n ~ 1T ~
sAo an a 70 more war betw@ Sm
SID Az ne lighting Of, both SIies
nrs' memorial day Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
GAZETTE REPORTS
or the Cyclone highly Comrilmentod at
DAlins-Rel!s: work.

Dallas, May Especially The Ca
zeitc's reports of the Cisco disaster are
here regarded rs moirls Of their kind
and the Photographic illustrations of the
stricken city are complimentod highly.
All in all, they ara regarded as neat
strokes of journalistic enterprise
Captain w White reports that about
$1,000 in cash has been received by him
for the Cisco sufferers. Many packages
Of clothing have been received by the
committee aud forwarded to Cisco.
Church and social societies will make
additional contributions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Gordon, Tex, May Especial 1.-THE
relief committee appointed by the ciu-
zcns of this place has raised 500 in
cash and sent twenty-four carpenters,
who donate their services to the suiTer-
ers Of Cisco. Mr.. ]. 7. Browdor is boss
Of the men. and they will do all in their
power 10 relieve those that need their
services. They will remain about n
week, longer IL needed. They carried
their own bedding food and tools, fur
nishcd by the citizens,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Brennan. Tex. Alsy SPEEDILY
Pursuant to call of Mayor wilkins,
there was a meeting Of citizens at the
courthouse this afternoon 20 raise funds
to help the Cisco shhe5ers. A snug sum
was subscribed. which viii be consider
ably enlarged tomorrow. The list was
left st the bauk Of Giddings Gid
dings, for further subscriptions. and all
money collected will be forwarded by
express at IL O'Clock tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

aiAh"u-u tue state mas RESPONDED uollN
TO the call.
Your correspondent wants esnec;,ilv
50 call attention 10 tho action ~ IN.
women of Cisco No,,yi,hstnndtng ,hat
they have lost tba dear... ana noar.s,
relatives an ea,,h ,hav havo s,ooa hy
the living worling rncess,ne,v ni,h,
and day 10 relieve tho wants ne Tho
living.
As always bspnens Z, c.s, 40 a d,s.
aster If tbis Nina ~, -, ,,i,,,,,, =,
mon. voI,rtaer,d nj ...,i.o, en-, a.,
dov bpt 80, ,hai. -. ~
charity r,ve an, saa ~ -, 80 49,,
wont ~ ,loir ha1,a 7. ~. ~,
,l,ar;,v ha, 80 ~. 'I
4bo ,,..,ia ,t -. IN
t',o noo,,o ,sh. -, ". - , No. ~
Inn, I'm ~ - ~ v..s "n,
~ A. h,. s - A.. '".'a - "
A,n,n,. -. ~. an -,.s..u..
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!. ~ ,"e - 80" 1870 w,
~, "S' ~ ,. m.'' pup,l ~ CIV ',e ,uu
NJ. l I ~, ~ CIV iH ~. Wv '''''
On NS'."s $50 - wy ~, ,''',s VI
-. 49,, ~ WV ''el - II ~"
III t,-. =, I s', WI ~
M. =. ~. ,,1. ~ 1 ~ - - ~ ']' r. =,
f,r o,.,,,nanar =. - 49, ~. sa,.
IN DIV. ,ho doo,hs ~ oa 49, noo,,lo
o,,nrri,,, ,,...,,.l,,. 7. "a mi,
paner 10 tel.sronh rs SIM assistance
II ,yas .ho nn,,. aa,,o, 90 oiv. IN lie, 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Valley Mills. Tex, May . lspeciall-
Mr.. H. H. Bloodworih aud i. y. Parker
committee to solicit subscriptions 10 Cisco
sufferers. report about $50 IN cash. which
will be- forwarded ills evening. Our en-
tire community is in sympathy with the
sufferers at Cisco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

breckenridge, Tex, May 2.--tspecal1
AT meeting Of our citizens today
breckenridge raised $3.50 in cash and
about $500 in provisions and clothing
for the Cisco sufferers; total $3.50. Con-
nlitee will do more work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Whitney, Tex, May 2.--tspecial)- =
Whitney has manifested spirit Of be-
neyolence 10y contributing 5000, in cash
aud goods, to the unfortunate victims
Of thn Clscn cyclone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

McGregor, Tex, May ., lspccial)--
Through the effort Of II, G. Mills, mayor
Of McGrcFor ihc sum of Sl30 In ctlsh
was raised for the sufferers at Cisco,
and instructions to draw same was sent
lhem 90 once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
MARSHALL.
,.ssy FINDS HE is NOT 81
YEARS OLD
:. . ,u,D,l, Of that Opinion He Paid
lrs B.Ior, Ne Had lO--A Parts
On Pleasure Bent

An re... May 2.-(speclal.)-Mr. T.
( XII Il Shreveport was In the clty, to-
w, w hs best 10 fluid out how old he
I. 4, ~ Of tue Jurors in the Nash.
r,rlpr trial IL Shreveport and
II Nm In a verdict OF guilty, The
fus,tr he defense discovered that
4 X, some doubt OF Mr.. Perry's being
4 NJ ,spe at once to Marshall. where
\ * hrn. to Investigate. Mt, Ferry
n l,fltci this morning and Is now
N ihst he pald his taxes too soon,
X NM 10 til testimony Of his aunt
AZ " years old.
II Emninn. has voted, paid taxes and
4 N, 1rclsed the rights Of an Ameri-
IRA but all innocent OF wrong as
frd that be was Of age some time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Bonham. i'cr, May 2,-tspccial,l-
Committee appointed yesterday by May
or Cox raised S2lS and scut 1t by tcle.
graph TO Cisco this evening More will
be raised and sent to that unfortunate
city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

New Orlenng La. May THE inQre-
incnt Of tile cotton cron ~ given In Hes
tcr'a monthly Sow orleans cotton cN.
chnngr statement, issued this morning.
shows the amount Of cotton brought IN
10 sight for April the smallest for tmlt
month Aucc tSgO, The deficiency ia
March was 2,JlG1AT halcs compared
with lnEt ynnr. aud lSN,OiN compared
with the year before, has been Increased
10 2,4aO5i5 bales under The former and
2.009, :N1 hnlcs under The latter. The
total nLmhef 0f bales brought into sight
during ApEi was lOIIIS bales. against
2T1.515 bales in 1872. and 3ll,62b bales
In iSDl decrease frum last year Of
11IgS bales and the year before of
1lG,SiS bnlrs
The movement from tho lst OF Sep-
iemhrr 10 the close Of APRIL includes tho
total receipts at all unind States de-
livery ports i,I3S. i21 bales, against
uI35, DJ1 bales lnat year aud UDiS2id
bales the wear before.
Net overland movement hy railroads
across the Mississippi Dhio and p1lo-
mae rivers SOOu'lb bales against j ,liD,-
$40 bales aud l,OOO.Od bales.
Southern mill taling exclusive Of thn
quantity consumed nt southern ports
335.OOS bales against bl0,a2G bales mnl
IUT ,uBI bales aud interior Town IN OK.
oass Of those held AZ commencement ~
the season 10000 bales against ~
~ bales nnd ELLA UnlHA' ihr7e
make the total amount Of cotton crop
brought into sight during tie eighr
months ending April 10, D,2}5,21O bnle5
against S.Gli3.S65 bales last year aud
S.2.lT. SGI bales year before,
Northern spinnors tool, during April
so O53 bales against l35.Sld bales last
year aud 105,Di2 bales year before in-
creasing the total for eight months ia
1 .dOo bales against 2,OiT,DO5 bales
lnst yenr and .siai, nj bales year before.
for the scason 40, ~ bales against
5s.g93 bales last year and 53,UI3 bales
year before. Foreign exports for eight
months 3798,156 bnles showing le-
6cit from last season Of l.5l3.IS bales
and from che same period year beiord
last Of 1901, 1915 bales.