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had surpassed each of its contemporaries
In competitive drill. and was therefore en-
titled to carry the regimental prize banner
and be decorated with individual red rib
bons.
In striking contrast to Thursday. the
weather was IDEAL for such an exhibition
The grand stand and uncovered seats held a
noisy and representative crowd, and thous-
ands Of young ladies dressed in vari-coiored
garments added much TO the attractiveness
Of the scene much larger number Of
persons were in attendance than on the
previous day. and the members Of the first
battalion were determined to do or die.
The cries OF the roote-s seersi- stronger
after a rest over night, and every bog was
excited and anxious.
Company c, under Captain Page, opened
the exercises promptly on time. and as the
boys marched across the base ball diamond
they were received with unstinted applause.
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sued for s15O,OOO for Injuries.

Charles L. Flack has sued the Ridgewood
Land and Improvement Company Of Brook
1yn and A V. s. Lambert, treasurer Of the
Yale Foot Ball Association, and Max Far
rand, president of the Princeton Foot Ball
Association. for $4,000 for injuries sus-
tanned by the fall of the grand stand at
the foot ball game between the association
on the 9th of November. 1890. He charges
that the stand was carelessly and negli-
gently constructed. The defense is a gen.
eral denial.
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THE PRIZE WON
Company D of the High School
Cadets the Vietors.
4 SPLENDID DRILL PUT UP
Good Result of Captain Smiths
Practice Work.
THE BOYS CELEBRATE

II Is now Prize Company d. In the
opinion of the members Of his command
Captain Alfred T. Smith Is a far greater
hero than those whose names are engrossed
on the pages Of history, and the company
itself has reached the pinnacle of happi-
Tess Before the other eil.St companies Of
the High School regiment and in the pres
ence of a mighty throng. a board of judges.
consisting Of three army officers. yesterday
afternoon omcially declared. at the Ma
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rise from ''lie down. as well as some of
the others. and the lines in the double-time
movements were not perfect.
company A. comprising probably the
largest boys In the cadet corps. was the
last 70 drill. It was q big favorite, how
ever, particularly among the girls of the
central school. who waved their tiny kerr
chiefs and uttered their tiny yells from the
moment Capt Shuster was seen coming
around the left field bleachers. The COM
pany resumed arms very well. The left
guids slipped while moving back at the
first order Of open ranks" One corporal
cast his eyes to the right at charge bayo-
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SAVED FROM A sHUT-oUr.
Cartwright Hits for q Home Run at
Boston.

After a week Of rest. occasioned by incle-
ment weather. the Washington Base Ball
Club yesterday afternoon met the champion
Bostons on the Congress Street grounds
and lest the game by a score Of 10 to q
Maui and Nichols did the pitching. Nichols
was too strong for Washington, and re-
ceived better support than did Schmelzs
twirler.
washington's two runs were made in the
seventh inning After Tebeau had reached
hrst on single, Cartwright sent the sphere
over the left-feld fence for four bases The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-26

ONH HNJoHS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gersly yet promptly on the Kidneya
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In in
effects, prepared only from the mos.
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try il. do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlG syrup co.
SiE FRANCISCO. CAL
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At Gravesend yesterday two rank out
siders. owned by James Mclaughlin, the
ex-jockey, won. They were Weinberg in
the first race, six furlongs, time LII, and
Potash. sixth race five furlongs, los L.
The other winners were: Second race mile
and quarter. Ramapo, 214 Ia; third, five
furiongs Glad, LOG 3-4; fourth mile and
cne-eighth, George Beck, 200 1-2; fifth,
mile Dorian, LAB Ia; seventh, five furlongs,
Romping Girl, LOS 1-2
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The judges had already appeared, and were
prepared to do the closest kind of scoring.
As Captain Pages men stacked arms. one
rine fell. and with IL to certain extent the
chance Of the little boys carrying OF the
trophy. The right and left hand salutes
were slightly uneven. The captain had evil
IDENTIFY INDUCED In considerable thinking,
for at open ranks the front of his conf
pany glanced to the right. but did not
raise their left arms. as Is customary In
dressing It Is said that Lieutenant French
interprets tactics as did Captain Page. and
the army officer ought to know, for he had
much to do in preparing the drill regula-
TONS As rule, the firings Of company c
were good, but at cease firing one man In
the front rank was q little hasty, and
thereby marred the even appearance of the
company. Several men found II necessary
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George Charist and his wife fell from a
tight rope on which they were performing
Wednesday at ShelbyVille. Tenn. and the
latter was fatally injured.
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slack, even. second; Senator Hill, 100
(Scollen). pol, third. Arrico F., Miss Do
lorist, Scocia Colt. Little Lou also ran.
Time. 80.
Fifth race-Four and a half furlongs
Selling. sl7b. Con Lucy, 101 Ct. Careyl.
70. first; Kline. 105 Oh. Lewis. 5-1. second;
Finance, 104 Oeer). 1O-1, third. Mary B.,
War Paint. Nubian. Paragon. Chsvsreuse,
Formosa, Jim Pagan. Banjo, Selah and
Ira also ran. Time, SO 1-2.
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Other Games.

The New Yorks batted Kennedy hard
when men were on bases. and In that man.
ner took the game from Brooklyn. Wet
grounds were the cause Of many of the
nun erous errors. Rusie and Farrell, Ken
r. H. e.
New York. 2 o o al 8 liz IA
Brooklyn. o 8 o 2 1 0 o O-6 10
Cleveland was proficient in stealing bases
and making timely hits. and therefore Pitts
burg failed to win. The batteries were
Clarkson and O'Connor, Killen and Mack
r. H. e.
Cleveland :. 0 o o 1 2 2 0-5 8 2
Ptttsburg... 0 o 0 0 o o 1-2 6 2
The other games were prevented by rain.
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The Latonia Course,
At Graveseud.

The winners yesterday at Latonia were
Jacinta, Say On. Lizzie Keller, Contribution
and Myrtle.
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[otaI. 90. q Z Q Total. :. 10
Score by Innings.

Washington NSssSn :.: SSSaSo5-'SS
base hit-McCarthy. Home runs-Lowe, Nash Cart
wright Stolen bases-McCarthy 90, Duny (2).
Radford, ward 6rtwrisht First base on balls"
DIfly, Wash. cartwrisht Radford. Ward. Hit by
wright Tebeau. Passed bnlls-Ryap. Mcclure
Time-2:15. Umpire-Stage.
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THE NEW ROU TE ~ The FAR-FAMhD SAGUE-
nay and the only rail route to the delightful
resorts and fishing grounds north of Quebec
and to lake ST John and Chicoutimi, through the
Canadian Adirondacks. Trains connect at Chi
coutinli with Saguenay Steamers for Tadousac
Cacouna, Murray Bay and Quebec. A round trip
unequaled in America. through matchless forest
mountain, river and lake scenery, down the ma
City, touching at all the beautiful seaside re-
sorts the lower ST. Lawrence, with their cha in
of commodious hotels.
Hotel Roberval, Lake St. John, has nrst-class
accommodation for 800 guests.
Apply to ticket agents OF all PRINCIPAL cities
beautifully Illustrated guide book free on
application.
ALIEN. HARDY, J. G. SCOTT
Gen F. Il p. Agt., Quebec, Can Sec e. Manager
ap21. my5 20, je2 %. jy7, p .au4
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Defeated by Princeton.

The University Of Michigan met Prince
ton yesterday and suffered another defeat.
Score by innings:
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Frnceton .....................S 0 2 OF x-21
University OF Michigan. 40 1 2 o "a
Battsries-Princeton. Forsyths, Hitzerot,
Altman and Williams; University of Mich
igan. Bonn. Hanlon and Smetzer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-26

. FREE DISTRIBUTION OF
Growing Plants TUESDAY, at
X. NATHANSON'S,
II SIS It'll st. NV.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-23

27487 Peter Marley. in Brock sub
division, acre of land being
lot 4.
27496 Julius Caldwell, in New Main
street and Washington ave-
nue. tract. 5 acres, being lot
J, b ock 2.:...:..............
27497 Andrew Doyle, in New Main
street and Washington ave-
nue. tract, 8 acres, being lot
IL, block l..
27501 Smith Warren, In South Los
Angeles, lot 2, block
27603 Mrs Carrie Hughes, in South
Los Angeles, lot 3, block 4
t7506 G w Cook, in South Los Ange-
&c les lot /, block s. ..........
27513 Fred Constantine, in south
Los Angeles, lot 10, block 8
27ol6 Daniel Murphy and f Mona
CHAN, in South Los Angeles,
lot 8 b ock 8..............
27526 Abbie May, 10 acres of land
being northwest Il of
southwest ID of northwest ID
of section 70, township 2
south, range west
27529 G A Smith 40 acres of land be-
ing northeast u of south
east a of section 20, town
- ship !! south, range Ii west
Ifo36 W I Edwards, In Avery & Tag
CARTS subdivision lot 60,
Lick tract, lot o, block B..
1887 Los Angeles and Pacific rail-
road, in Avery & Taggarts
subdivision a acre land,
bound north and east by
Bennett street. south by rail-
road, west by Edgemont
avenue. -.
2754O John NJ Frew, in Wicks subdi-
vision OF western portion of
Lick ack, IA 77-1O0 acres,
being lot 4 ....
27649 Grace w Laurence, in Wicks
subdivision of western por-
ton of Lick tract. east 10
acres of lot So. ............
27661 W @ Weston, in Cum berland
tract subdivision. lot 50,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-01
THE DIAMOND DRILL.
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

COUNTY or IRON -
The Circuit Court for the County of Iron. in Chan
In the matter Of the petition of the State OF Mich
gan for the sale OF certain lands for taxes assessed
ON reading and filing. the petition Of the Auditor
cree in favor OF the state OF Michigan against each
parcel OF land therein described, for the amounts
therein specified claimed 20 be due for taxes inter-
and charges each such parcel OF land and that
such lands be sold for the amounts 80 claimed by the
II Is ordered that said petition viii be brought
court g be held f' At Crystal Falls in the county
q Iron. state Of Michigan, on the nrst day OF
that day, and that all persons interested In such
lands, or any part thereof desiring TO contest the
for such taxes, interest and charges, or any part
thereof. shall appear in said court and file with the
objections thereto on or before the rst day OF the
term OF this court above mentioned, and that IN de,
and decree will be taken and entered prayed for
IN said petition And II y further 1rasrea ta s5 "a
petition for which q decree Of sale shall DC made
charges thereon as determined by such decree the
first Monday In December thereafter, or on the day
complete the sale OF said list and Of each and every
parcel thereof the Office of the county treasurer
py s spdh be cenSy sea q the county q Iron
State OF Mchigan and that the sale then ana there
in the decree shall be separately exposed 20 sale for
the total taxes interest and charges and the sale
s sfS Gs sE aSd paying S
such parcel and accepting conveyance or tn te
smallest undivided fee simple interest therelhi or
no person will buy for any OF said several taxes anl
pay the balance thereof and take a conveyance OF
less than the entire thereof, then the whole parcel
shall be offered and sold. IL any parcel OF land can
not be sold for taxes, interest and charges sueh par
on the succeeding day before the close OF the sale
be reoffered; and IT, such second oner, or during
such sale, the same cannot be sold for the amount
aforesaid the county shall bid of the same
In the name OF the state. - co,.
Witness the Hon. John w. Stone, Circuit
Judge and the seal Of said circuit court OF
Irst, Nv hia A. ".
J. w. STONE,
CountersiQned. Circuit Judge.
w. J. BROWN,
Register.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-01
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
W. J. BROWN.
Register.

TO e Circuit Court for the County Of IRON, "a Chan
ne petition OF Stanley w Turner, Auditor General
OF said state of Michigan, respectfully shows that
the list OF lands hereinafter set forth and marked
"Schedue A. contains a description OF al lhhuS
In said county OF Iron upon which taxes were hs
sessed for the years mentioned therein, and which
were returned as delinquent Tor nOn-phym eht OF
taxes and which taxes have not been paid together
computed thereon TO the time fixed Tor sale, anu col-
lection fee az provided by law aud the cost or adYer
Using and other expenses OF sale or each OF sad par
Your petitioner further shows the court that said
lands were returned 10 the Auditor General under the
provisions OF Section l2 of Act b OF the fubc Acts
OF 1893 AZ delinquent for payment OF said taxes
for said years respectively, except SUCH or the taxes
set forth in said schedule az We're relnrhSn 20 s e
Auditor General prior 10 the lSth day OF June o'o
Your petitioner further shows and AYERS that the
taxes interest collection fee and cost OF adVerlslng
and other expenses OF sale, as set torth ~ sel1
Schedule A. n valid lien on the several parcels OF
land described In said schedule.
Your petitioner further shows that the haln taxes
on said described lands have remained unpaid Tor
more than year from and after the date OF thei
return 90 the county treasurer OF SAID county OF
bred OF the Public Acts OF 1891, or under the pro-
visions OF the several tax laws under which any OF
such taxes were previously returned ana tor more
than one year prior TO the first day OF May 1884, ana
the said taxes not having been paid, ana the same De
ing now due and remaining unpaid as above set FORTH
your petitioner prays decree In iay9r on se e. ne
payment OF the several amounts OF taxes, Interest,"
collection Fee cost OF advertising aud other expenses
OF sale, as computed and extended In sad arnedue'
against the several parcels OF land contained thefen
and In default OF payment OF the said several sum
computed and extended against said lands that esch
OF said parcels OF land may be sold Tor the anounh
due thereon provided by law 70 pay the Hen
And your petitioner will ever pray, etc.
DA'eu 'uiS - i'' STANLEY ". TURNER
Auditor General.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-31

Chicago March 10 (sp cah.-There crop dam
than ever to-day Wheat advanced cent. the
close much under the top May opened Goi.
sold between 53t ana 81 and closed Gn'snGoa
There influence other than he crop situation.
commission clr"l that IN hts experience had
hc such complaints 81 damage from such good
thory. The professional trade Is stll skeptica Is
remarkable that ia" outside public sti
little part the market ASIDE IN" crop news
advic"s b'arsh. Gables weak. clcarnncea
about 2oDWvb bushels. there snlrs ~ cash;
pprcrs declar" h'r" IL nothing doing The side.
feature of the situation to-day increased talk
of dr"uth In Kansas II s generally assumed that
drop from IA" December condition. which
corn dragged MAY openeri 37i,. sold between 31a.
and 31a.. and clo.d At 81 cents Tho cash market
i:actonhly lower Cables easier. S"ahoaui clear
$4,000 bushels. Receipts ears. the
estimate for SATURDAY. 20 There reports
announcing damage to oats wheat. Furthermore.
there fewer dcnials. N"' dragged May opened
81. sold between 3li- ana 3le closed ~ 3It,
cents. The cash market easier. Receipts M
ears the estimate FOR Saturday. 10
There another exciting provision market. shorts
having become alarmed nj m" possibility for manpuatipn
presented by IA" small plr. stock expected
Monday hc stocks will show about 1oOlO barrels
pork of Lard ana 10 pounds ~ ribs
PORK to-day sod between 81 81 and sl o. and closed
Sl1 S2i May lard sold between 81 30 81 ~ AMI
closed AT - % NAV ribs so' between 81 ~ and 81 03
and closed At So.
the curb puts MAY wheat CO... cents: calls
Ga cents Puts ana calls MAY were 81 ,a3Ts,
cont
New-York tribune., 1894-03-31

more than by in exports Casn whea, & was S
usual: ordsrs were received put no
a the close OF 'Change; a 10y VI
90 600 bush No Kansas hard was reporte resort
( Runalo al nc under Nav May closed ~ O3sc' 80
red was quoted ic under MAY In store MAY price ere
CORN-The corn market showed 70 better zone az "lrs
opening although a quiet market First sa"s -
a advance due more 70 the aJsvtie
Of trading than any other feature Later sonhN
easier prevailed. and the market reacted 'i"sil5
olet to advance distant deliver res sHl
creased so far this week $4,000 BUSH while exports
have increased bush. making net improvement
in l.O0OpD bush. Ihls mas ed 10
quite positive predictions o favorable statement III me
Monday. Cash was quiet ana "aSiei,
Sales Of No in the elevator AZ SOC,
bush No o delivered: loads Tor export on pilH
terms quoted 4Gi4c anoa next week: car OF
steamer nj ljlsc delivered and few cars OF ungrad
at ;7c delivered .OATS-A little advanc" was OBJ
today. both here and at the west al
though on a small volume Of business The advance
seemed reports Of further injury 10 the crop hut
no one seemed trade al all freely. The close was
unchanged 4c gain. There were some reports
OF damage again. these not general Interior
receipts Of far this week have shown decrease
7O bush. which Is looked upon 10y the trade as
favorable factor Cash oats were dull but nTInc
Sales included 81 bush Of No go elevator &c de
liverod: $1,000 bush track white 3S'sn42c. ana 2oOp
bush track MIXED 3Gd37c; No white oats were quoted
a 39'.c....... .MAIT-Market dull: ungradel western
G5Nscc: Canadian a1d9jc; sx-row"d Susic. BAR
LEY-Mariet easier No Milwaukee, Gii7G6'c; un
graded Western GOGGjc. ....... III CkWliEAT-Mark
nominal. with practically over. SEEDS
CoyerseedMaret quletcr at s. oISlo % per 100 10 IN
store sales 100 bags Timothy-M Market quiet sample
seed at 81 60dSj In store: sales $50 bags.
We give for comparison the closing prices Of the pre-
and for the corresponding date last
New-York tribune., 1894-03-31
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March Colour st seady adg merch sos, aGic
iuy G5 aGaso steamer No red % dt hush. sales
Whoa, hy sample 57isdGIc stock. $3.50 ni ,nri
loo co bush hrm mixed spot sh Mnr suh"rn % corn
All Wsr Ioa rae steamer mixed i2c bid, SCUM ~.
hy sample isaia1c: do on grade 4aat'sc sosy No
2Sc ts,sb. saIas 81 600 bush oats qulr anu h ~
mixed sstGa.c stock. ~ lss bush hye hy,geG Grain
NJ s,ock ~ Isl bush. Hay quiet unchats'u, ,1,Inr %
Trc,ghts nulet unchanged Cotton noinihh , lhiicrs
Provisions quiet; pork sl3 90 puiK ,,I,
7c hams ii.ni2c lard refined 80 i rolls I'm.
Tia i;c: store packed iinl2c Egg r,emuyi i,i 33c
t,fIee steady; No T. i79c. Sugar quiet Erahu''' f
other articles unchanged ,-.
Roston March 30-Flour quiet. but stepy' W" u I,
but steady oats quiet. but firm Sh"riS p,,.lt. ,,,
visions steady Ruer quiet. Cheese steady ''sb' '
but firm.
buffalo March 3o-spring wheai-Iuyers ~2ul5 no n1,
nav above Zoe over Chicago May FOR No hHrd, "' Xxx
bush sold M 7Oc bush No ] Northern ",' c.s ,vV
bush do G9i c. 800 bush No Northern c I, %.rs'o
Winter wheat dun and weak. No > red ~ nclc' go -" -
extra red 5ac. 40 / white. j9d6Oc on Uact ,,
steady closing firm: sales. 10 cars No yellow -.
4 cars No 2 yellow. AL ilkc; cas NO corn; 4lfe,
cars No 4lc track: No yciI"w, ~.
corn tOac asked store. oats easier dul ana oi'ih
fnlr. 30 / white 3si-c: No white o'izp',ci y"
white 31c; No . mixed. 3Gc on track l6arey- Io'u m
lnoulry: no offerings choice Western. bnbsc ihlI 10
good 5sdGac state 1Od72c bid. Ryc-No 52'3c asked
Flour in fair demand. firm. unchanged MIL iec'-'a
ket very weak: demand light. unchanged
Chicago March 3oThc leading futures ranged as io'-
New-York tribune., 1894-03-31

calves 81 5oas5 %; heavy and

lambs So 5OGs4 So: veal calves - 'oaF' 3d. "''
INN C'',' 60 YsrJs Chicago March 30 -Cattl&etts &
CENTS 900 head Market firm Common % ,S cows and
90 .OT 81 s. stockers and feeders ;. 80 ~ % Recepts
bui,e 81 2jGx3 -; calves. 81 5oaS3 90 srnne
% 600 head Market opened slow put ,x% u,a 81 J0T
H.. 81 ,oa 81 ~. common choice HlSsu To- a. eo
s. ~ choice assorted - soasi sIia light & - Market
pig pig e. frr TO- choice So iOG$i so lambs - 1of rhe
s. Louis March oCatte-Recsips ,icht supply: the
loss during the middle Of the week apou, az largely
,o The offerings only II carloads conslst'' aard
- iich, and medium steers which were IN u,lsh s,r,rg
The early sales Texas cattle were ti'et s " s,cers
rho slow near the ..'se .,,voi
e. ooSs4 90 oven SO 25as2 90 cows s-ps- ~; aG0
,,, n; calves 81 G2is Ass 80 Hogs 80,
eatt'' rfavorabe advces received late yesteruly
from other markets caused lower open%ns % nrke, was
o,I r,res declined 5d1O cents but the His o 80
oct;v" ~ from the opening the close Ihc 9p I hogs
nn,a,nod fnr choice load and the bulk OF the Et ,xo
Si -oast - butchers. 81 IOHSi NJ; gooi o.;
e. a@a 81 20: good light 81 40ms4 ' Ir ht
= tn and 1OGl1 cents ni'''
,h suppiy was limited few loals od niv about
w ,bc sheen offered today averaged Only so
g, & nativc mixed 50 75G$i 80 native 81 ou''s' CO.
enrinc lambs s5nSI 30.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-31
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York March 30. 1871:
COTrO.--The market closed to points lover lo 'n
6av with the tone steady. The opening sales were u' W
decline of :, 10 points. The market huc;uatl oclH'
63c and 1c fOr May thus showing SWING ot P.s
Recepts at New Orleans tomorrow ON account Oh 's
the last dav OF month when all corrections .Ie
ted bales. against 3h'l wen
$40 last wear This had bearsh ehect on e mn
hut the chief incentive lower prices was 'e uSdi"
inr turn TO the Liverpool future market Which 'os' -
pont lower for day spot cotton. however WA -,
higher with sal-s 12.rD bales. u ~ piopaoe u.,
at ports VIII lie lifih
ut New Orleans. the shipments WHICH nav" "'n '"a
for the past days from Memphis To thai Ior' & are
less than bales. The receipts at ports TO-DAY NcIc
79G bales against Gji2 last week. and S%N ast YEN
The principal port receipts to-day We're as follows caves
ton AIS bales against 1867 last week and lo9' as Eea
New Orleans. l76s bales. against LOU last Week anu
736 year: Savannah. Eli bales against -++ -. 80
week and 22l2 last year. Charleston W. ises aeuls,
last week last year Norfolk >S bales asInsl 80
last last year. The receipts A interior points
were as follows: Augusta. - bales. against 20 ast a
Memphis. 236 bales against lSN last week a ~ ~,
wear: ST Louis bales. rs last week ana II"
last wear; Cincinnati. 54G bales Houston W. bales,
against week and 94o last year New ofK sroS
receipts III bales exports Contnentlii bales fowared
I'll bales; bales; spnners 3N bales, stor z
$50 bales total today 7796 haes exports Great i-
ain 6149 bales Continent LA bales stock id39l bales
Consolidated net "G3 bales; exports Great i'rith
81 12s bales France 220 tales; Continent 2>1' haes
Total since September l. j.i3l,s44 bales i~pofts
Great Britain Zoo 316 bales France 90 ~ bales Con-
tnent, 13ls GIG bales Channel. 96Sl bales. go .
OPENING and close to-day. and closing bldS tne
ions nj igh and last