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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
University students Excited.

SDScfdt 70 Lle heJtNto'-
MoRGANrowN, w. VA, January 19.
If auy one thinks that the students OF
the University are not satisfied with
the present Regents and faculty, they
would likely have changed their minds
had they heard the discussions among
The students last night on the streets,
when the report was circulated OF
nrobable change Said'to be contem-
Mated by the present Legislature TO
this effect, that all the present Regents
are 10 be discharged and four Regents
and the President of the University
are TO constitute the Board, and that
the whole Board is now slated. Report
also states that tor political favors
certain prominent lawyer of Morgan
town is TO be made President of the in
stitution. The indignation which this
report created cannot be expressed. A
great majority OF students, regardless
NJ party, express their readiness TO
combat any such change. Many openly
avow that they will leave the University
II such a thing is really affected. This
reported move. or any other OF similar
nature. would meet with the disap-
Droyal of the students generally. There
i at present perfect harmony between
students and the present faculty aud
Regents. and any more OF the kind pro-
nosed to the Legislature would oe TO
the detriment of the institution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
SMALL lALh.
ninor N.sssr, pt Gla,rsH erisiv and
PlLhilY rOit

ninor n N.sssr, Dt ilssrsH erisiV anu
PlIhilY roit
A GREAT many persons were on the
streets yesterday, and the churcdes
were well attended.
The Fort Henry Club and the
Franklin Insurance Company Will elect
Directors to-day
THREE candidates were initiated in
Wheeling Lodge OF Odd Fellows on Sat
urday night.
THE glass has been placed in the new
House 81 Hermann building, ana ~
will be ready for occupancy In a short
time.
WILLIAM PARKER, one OF the victims
of the accident at the Belmont blast
furnace last Saturday, Will be buried
today.
THE work of remodeing the second
and thirdAfloors of the Franzheim build
ing, on Main street, for the Mercantile
CLUB, will De commenced this week.
THIS will be anexcIting week In bowl
ing circles, as three teams are hghtlng
for first place ia the Wheeling League,
the Nameless, LGBeIles, and Brownies.
The Grand Opera House will De
closed all this week. except Thursday
night. when a concert Will be given by
the pupils OF Mr.. James Stephen Mar
tin.
The sloppy weather Of the past four
ar five DAYS made lots OF business for
the umbrella and macintosh dealers.
There was rushing trade In these ar
ticles.
CITIZENS OF Benvood were very much
amused Yesterday at the spectacle OF
man in q high silk hat distributing
band-bIlls for a sleig ht-of-hand perform
ance tonight. He was evidently under
the impression that II was Monday
THERE is already trouble in the Ice
nool. Last year the artificial ice people
had the entire say aud dictated very
strong terms 70 their rivals. The re-
cent heavy freeze has changed the as
nect Of affairs, and the chances are now
that the ice pool will have TO be remod-
eled to suit the terms Of the natural ice
people.
Now that the holidays are over, the
peoDle WHO will not buy articles OF
wearing apparel they need, about
Christmas time, will have rare oppor-
tunlties 10 secure bargains never dream
ed of before 10 almost every line OF
business there will be heavy drives that
will tempt any one who has money.
whether they actually need the article
or not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
THB STEEL WORKERS
At the Big Homes, ,s&sss% .,ining
the 49, d.
STn' %S.ARCH ON THEM,
The First Lodge at the Works
Since the Big Strike of 1899
Successfully Established - The
National officers of the K. of L.
Denounced at Big Meeting at
Providence, r. 7.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, January 2O.-The
employees Of the Homestead steel plant
have stolen march on the Company,
aud the Am algamated Association has
again secured ioothold in the works
by the organization of at least one
lodge, the first since the break of the
big strike Of 1892
The organization was necessarily ac-
complished with much secrecy, and it
is understood that only the most trust
worthy in each OF the departments were
selected for the initial step, and through
them IL is hoped 10 regain the old time
power OF the Association in the mill,
when the original charters of the
eight lodges which existed prior TO the
famous strike will probably be returned
TO the officers. The lodge already or
ganized is what is termed general
lodge, which will embrace workers OF
all kinds. From this lodge they will be
graduated into the sub lodges TO be Or
gauized in each department
That the com bination spirit is rife
among the men was evidenced by the
attendance at the open mass meeting
to-day. Between 1000 and 1000 men
were present.
President Garland, OF the Amalga-
mated Association, was made president
OF the meeting, and the newspaper men
secretaries. The speakers, President
Garland, Vice President Carney and
Police Magistrate Doherty,of Pittsburg,
all urged the men TO carry on the work
Of organization, bat cautioned them
against doing anything hastily, aud to
scrusiniza carefully every applicant for
admission that no traitors be allowed TO
gain entrance.
No more meetings will be held. The
work IN the future will be done In the
striCteSt secrecy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
r75 GATHERED FREQUENTLY.
-..s~ Wires Cut and Cars Ridil8d
With Rocks,
An Effort 10 AGREE FAILED.
Few Cars Run During The Day, and
They Not Pauoa.AI.

-s Crowds Of Strikers and SYM
pashizers Which Gathered Dur
ing the Day Were Often Very
Large. and showed Great Cour-
age in Fighting the Police and
Nl.tary-Th5 Latter Reluctant
to Firs-Bouag Water Poured
on tho Police From Windows.
Missiles Showered Down From
Rooss-Cooking Stoves Used to
Block the TraCks-The Scenes
and Incidents Of 8 Day Full OF
Disorder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
ROUGH weather Encountered.

LIVERPOOL, January 2O.-The British
steamer Boston City, Capt. Smith, from
New York, January Attn, to Liverpool and
bristol has arrived in the Mersy after a
rough passage. Her cattle pens were car
ried away and one hundred oxen and one
hundred sheep were washed over board.
Her upper and lower bridges were mashed.
The British steamer City Of Lincoln,
Captain Steele, from st John, n. b., Jan
uarv 4th, for this port, arrived in the
Mercy to-day. She lost her deck load on
the passage and her bulwarks, ETC., were
damaged
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
TROUBLE IN TIE K. OF L.
An Important Meeting at Providence, At
Which the National Ondoers Were De-
nounced

Ap Important meeting at froVidonce, NJ
Which the National Officers Were De-
nOunced
PROVIDENCE. R. l., January 2O.-A
long expected meeting of District AS
sembly No. 90, X. of L., was held in
this city this evening, aud IL resulted IN
the passage OF resolutions denOuncing
the high officials of the organization
aud ca utioning workmen TO beware of
them. The attendance, which In
cludes several Knights from other New
Englaud States, was unusually large,
scarcely a member being absent.
District Master Workman b. l.. Can
non began the criticism of General
Master Workman Sovereign, claiming
that the proclamation during the
Pullman strike and other erratlc
moves were OF the most foOlhardy
character. Edward McCatfrey, dele
gate TO the New Orleans general
conference from this Assembly, made
his report, which showed that more
than IS, 600 members had withdrawn
from the order during the year. He
charged Sovereign with having been
responsible for the Pullman strike, and
said be used Debs as a tool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
THIRTY-FIVE LIVES SACRIFICED.
The Boat Struck a Rock and Sank in
Fifty Feet Of Water.
YAWLS SANK WHEN LAUNCHED,
And the Passengers and Crew Were
Left Helpless on the Graft.

The Disaster Occurred Near AL
ton, Ind, Late Saturday Night.
The First Intelligence Cleaned
From Four Passengers, Three
Of Whom Had Clung to a Will
low Tree in the Water for
Hours-Forty-Five Passengers
and a Grew Of Sixty on Board
When the Boat Wont Down.
The Cabin and Upper Works
Floated OF the Hull-The Texas
and Pilot House Towed Ashore.
Late Reports claim Less Loss
Of Life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
TIE WEArAGE

w,sH1yGrox, D. c., January 9o.-For
West Virginia: Showers 10 northwest
nortion fair in southeast portion; warmer;
For Western Pennsylvania: Showers
warmer; southerly winds.
For Ohio: Showers; warmer; south
shifting winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
SYMPATHY FOR TEE STRIKERS
The New York Central Labor Union Ten
ders Thorn support.

New YoRK, January 2O.--At meeting
inc, of the Central Labor Union tonight,
resolutions were adopted endorsing the
Brooklvn strike. Another resolution
was passed rendering the strikers
the fun moral aud financial sup
mort of the union. \ mass meeting
Jyill be held in Cooper Uniou on behalf OF
the strikers. A special icommlttee VIII
oIso bs sent to Brooklyn to confer with
~ st,il,e leaders. so that if possible some
snecifc s action may be taken in their sup
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
THEY WILL SECEDE.
One Hundred Thousand MemOors TO
Leave tho knights oil Labor.

New HAVEN, CoNN, January 20. Seven
tv.six delegates of the National Trades
Assembly. X. OF l., representing lOOtVO
nrass workers. chiefly from Con-
necticut, New York and New Jer.
sey met in convention here today
and voted to secede from the knights OF
Labor and establish new organlzauon'
John +. FITZGERALD, OF this city, pres'oeu'
Fd,vard ] Lynch, of Meriden, read a re-
nnrt claiming that he, with others, was
iniustly unseated by the New Orleans
nnnVanfIOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily UhroalcIs of 5hs doVenens OF
Indiylduntt

IndtSluuhlt
Miss Nan Wilson, of Parkersburg, Is
guest of her mother on the lslaud.
Mrs. Robert Arkle, OF South Eof
street, has been i'll for several days
Harry Campbell returned Saturday
from a business trip to ParkerSburg.
Harry w. Mcclure was in Sistersville
Saturday, looking after his oil interests.
Lee Bssr, OF Baer's establishment,
lef, for the East yesterday on busl-
ness trip.
Mrs. S. G, Smith has returned from
Charleston, where she spent several
days with her husband.
Rev. Richard F. Harris, from PhiIs-
delphia, is at the Cathedral. DE is to
become a mem Der of the Wheeling do
cese.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
SCOTrS BODY FOUND.
The Defaulting Nebraska Treasurer Was
Strung Up By Mob of Citizens of tho
County He swindled

OMAHA, NEB, January 2O.--A Bee spe-
cial from O'Neill, Neb., says: The body
OF Barrett Scott, Holt county's defaulting
treasurer, who was taken from mere by a
party of disguised men on the night of De-
cember 3lst, was found in the Nioorara
river to-day, with rope around the neck.
The man had undoubtedly been hanged by
his captors and the body been thrown into
the river.
The Coroner's jury found that Scott had
been hanged, and tnat George Muelleman,
Nose Elliott and Nose Moya, those now
under arrest, and other Holt county citi-
Zens composed the mob.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
eo,s, weather on Lumbsrmep.

P.RKERsBURG, w. VA, January "
Word comes from up the river that raItS'
men who worked during the recent TERRI
Die cold spell to catch logs In the Guayau-
dotte and Mud rivers, were so oauly Irozen
that many Of them will lose an ear VI .. a
hand. Some jumped into the water 70 @ ses
tban the air and OF so doing made matters
worse When they came out their clothes
instan tly froZe stih.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
CLAIMS 30 Loss OF IL.

CINCINNATI, O., January 2O.-Comu'o-
dore Laidey and Captain wise oIcels
OF the Cincinnati, Memphis ana Nen
Orleans Packet Company, that o"neu
the State OF Missouri, insist tnat 'hy
have reports from their officers Oh ene
wrecked steamer stating that tue OoAs
and entire cargo are total Io's' Du'
they do not believe any PASSENGERS
were lost. II is impossible to get ,r@CN
of all who reached either bank ol 1uo
river. but they report that the oiNCsI'
are OF the opinion that
LLL THE PASSENGERS
will be accounted for. One Of the pl,on
telegraphed his family here ths' .Ley
had a hard time getting ashore Ol' ,s'l ,sa'
po lives were lost. The state OF M''
souri, left this city last Friday. NJ os1 o.
her crew are from this city, and prIV,4'o
dispatches from them TO their ann
and friends, as well as TO Con uooo-s
Laidley and Captain Wise, say 'ne' d
safe and that 10 lives were lost.
The Enquirer's special says n'' "en
were rescued tonight oeio" 'Iu 49,
OF the wreck. They mad Ossu '''N7'
10 trees. ,..,oral says
seven passengers were picSed up -. ~ Sas
condition az Hawesg.lie' hy. to.go IN.
10 both of these papers Up 10 IO''O
dicate that no lives we're lost
ANOTHER VERSION or THE "hEoh,
LOUISVILLE, KY, January "a "a 10 10
latest information from Atom iDI,, Las,
to the effect that 1t is believer s'.a, o .,rnct
ten lives we're lost. The 'e'se'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
ANOTHER JAP ARMY.
Landed in China, After Brief Resist
anCS

ance.
CHE Foo, January 20.-This morning
about thirty-fve of the Japanese trans
ports, each towing couple of junks and
fifteen warships, arrived in Yung
Ching Bay, south of the Chang
Tung promontory. At daylight three of
thewarships engaged the shore defenses,
silencing them after dozen rounds. There
was no further opposition and the Japanese
landed, it is estimated, 25,00O troops The
landing vas effected during a heavy snow
storm. YuEg Chung is thirty-tve miles
from Wei-Hai-Wai.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
1nhn l. sars He WlII Re. Enter the Rim 9.

LINCOLN, NEB., January 2O.-John l..
Sullivan, who is in Lincoln with MS COM
pany, says he will re-enter the ring next
year prepared to redeem his lost laurels.
He Thought Fitzsimmons would give Cor
bett the tightest fight he ever had, and said
would not be surprised if he (Sullivan)
wonld be the next man to meet the Austria
liam in the event of Coroett being defeated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
lONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2l. 1895.
TIE JAP FLEET

Is Industriously Bombarding Chinese
Sea Port.
SHANGHAI, January 20.-It is re-
ported here on good authority that a
part OF the Japanese feet is lombard
ing TinChow, a short distance from
Chen Fol TO the west. No details have
yet been received. The British war
ship Daphne and the American war
ship Yorktown, are in the vicinity OF
TinChow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
rnrs. ohldren Drowned.

FORT MADISON, Iowa, January 20
while skating to-day at Green Bay, north
Of the city, Myrtle Townsend, aged Is,
Elsie Hughes, aged 1S, and George Cress-
lev. aged To- broke through the ice and
were drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21
HIS CONFESSION.
Financier and Forger Quigley Admits to
Issuing Crooked Bonds to the Total Of
Nearly aalf MilliOn-Tho Total Be-
lieved to Be Much More.

New YORK, January 20.--lt was as
certained positively to-day that Edwin
0. Quigley, who got Sl44,o 600 from the
Mercantile National National bank on
pledges OF SlGO, 900 Of forged municipal
bonds, swindled orher banks IN similar
way. These banks are keeping their
own counsel II is said that individ-
ual lenders also suffer, and are silent.
The printer who struck off the bonds
for Quigey, supposing, as some OF the
banks did, that QuigleY was the author
lied agent OF the municipalities, was h.
r. Marley, manufacturing stationer.
lie printee in all $50 $1,000 bonds for
Quigley.
a reporter sent to Quigley's cell In
the Tomos to-day letter, asking do
YOU care to state whether or not you
hypothecated all the bonds which Mr.
Marley printed ,"
Quigley's answer was rs follows u
suppose they were all negotiated; but
to-day | haven't dollar In the world "
The following is list that Mr.. War
D.
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That leaves 1924, 900 worth, face val
ue. to be accounted Tor, outside OF those
the Mercantile National Bank was
stuck" with. Austin Fletcher, law
yer, accounts for $4,000 more OF the
forged bonds. He is attorney for three
banks which hold them. He will not
give the names of the banks. lie SAID
the banks would write 1t off, and that
that would end the matter Tnls ac-
counts for S2OG, 900 of the S4G0, 900, and
leaves S254. 900 TO be heard from.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21

Peter Niehaus. OF the North End,
who underwent an operation at the
North Wheeling Hospital, will es aole
10 be about within few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21

A1rAvT, n. Y, Januaay 2O.-Gover-
nor Morton has ordered the First brig
sia o, Nsw York City to report at
Brooklyn tn the morning at 2 o'clock.
Bao5slyy. a. Y, January co.
There has been no change in the condi-
sion of affairs tn the Brooklyn trolley
s,r.ss to-day. 40 new lines have been
| opened, as President Lewis promised
;lsy would lperintendent Campbell
sa'1 early TINS morning that he had re-
cs.gsd no official notice from the rail
road companies that they were about
90 open new lines, consequently the po-
lice we're not notified by him to DO so.
The same lines are ia operation to-
DAY as were running yesterday. On
Bergen street, where yesterday there
was great deal Of disturbance. nine
cars we're running this morning, and
both along the line and at the stables
Of the company. at Sumner avenue aud
Bergen street, everything was quiet.
10 the stables two companies OF the
Thirteenth regiment were guarding
The property OF the company
From midnight last night there were
Che usual number OF minor disturb
a-css Ise.y 30 occur at such a time.
a.ssUa a. m. the wire on the up
tovl track on the Fulton ayen ne line,
was ce.at Ssckmaa street aud was in
avery dangerous condition TO passers-
af vl ypsr Broadway the wires Of
'-s h-l1aYn, Queens County and Sub
l'-4l were also out. The breaks were
promptly repaired.
AMOR OF STBIKEEs
marched down Ninth avenue to Fifth
and lVaa-7-.lurth street They nun
o.--l .ares hundred. aud were supplied
N.-- drums, w.t1 which they made the
l.sl. l.leals .u that immediate neigh
-..l'31. I.ay fled by the militiamen
ga -ee-et chem, but as the sOliies paid
l' attention tl tle abuse, the strikers
Stow .lei ana disappeared.
s-.'. was made oy the strikers
morning t7 co9rce the men who
Work on the Second avenue
@ Which starts from the Thirty
-.- street. ferry South Brooklyn,
- .r- She ranks OF the Knights
+. -'..r Considerable excitement was
,--'.. I'D tae ae.cl6orhood By the viO-
tF-l ly the strikers.
-t- number OF ears are run
--- 'a .ns various lines which are
vs... l71'I'e VI 'u0 u@5
W.. ...-,..,s.. ..... 80 ~ ~ -.i--osS
Companies. De- gss ev,se,,rv co,sid-
e
-'' 'NoAt A ki>A
.l them by the public. In con-
OF the orders OF the police
saloons turoughous the city
.-s.l up tght at midnight, and
oeroO0t where the strikers
-tegl'et they were kept closed
..-.' was great deal OF excitement
.- le.gnoorhood of the HalSey
stables of the Putnam avenue
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21

ALBANY, n. Y, JanuaaY 2O.-Gover-
nor Morton has ordered the First brig
aia O., N5w York City 70 report at
Brooklyn To- the morning at 2 O'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-21

in front OF two empty lots between
Classon and Grand avenue This caused
the stoppage Of three other cars. At
the back Of the lots Is ffteet foot bluff
The crowd gathered there aud threw
stones at the cars, demolshlng every
pane o. glass.
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Icontinued on Fourth Pa9''
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ICORtiRWeG on F0~fm F@ge' /
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EVERY EFFORT To SETTLE

The city is virtually under military
rule. Streets are blocked against pedes-
rrians by order Os the soldiers, aud any
one who stops TO argue the point IS told
10 wslk around the block, while glls-
rening bSyouet is held within two
inches OF his face. Thousands OF NOR
1idly curious citizens fccGed TO the
scenes OF the riots last night and helped
10 swell the crowds that gathered 10 40
mischief The green hands had some
ropgb experiences all through the day,
and a break down OF any kind was the
signal for the formation OF
A SAVAGE MOB
aud for the rapid demolition Of all the
class work in the car. On the Court
TContiRueG on Fourth Page.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPokl'

\cW "
o-,-o> Tho ,oarke, opened steady with prices nm
changed 70 to points higher the nPo'ehntnl hn marTe;
on an @ bou points and closing steady with net
sSysnce u to IL points Trading was iaiiE ,, me-
IsSst rss Of about points market during he nr
noon somewhat nrmeT as the me sopped and very
fsw IL ans were issued during the afternoon sad
Iradns in "ne win ne, advance q 70 pon,s
Total ssss % %sre bi ,hy We're well and there
Was no special pressure that account The ioIai ,h
ssUs ke wa' Wv. wAG' in ss pe's nature OF TO
later positions chiefly 10 October ana and then the
make. viii settle down to normal basis euas %
general rains are reported Texas where the rem % @
nos, needed The English holidays will come nN W
and private cables indicate Una, na,n 81 the
closing market during ihoss ns Eastern
Aiabama report that the cotton plan, Is generaiN % I
suffering from too much rain ana ,ss a been ~ too much
Srv weather in some portions OF Texas II Is SonSaTa
that the plant aSon, Se wo Critical months July
and August the months In which MILL nas.ii" Fla
Sa Sa '0s issued cd its it's annual dsumnr on S."
in South Carolina Georgia. Florida and TrHas ,mS
report Taking the whole aersase IL S as, vear
bur the Of the plant together WIN It's and
deterioration Of the old seed planted. makes II dic'
opinion as to the number o, eseS " the crop
viii probably not exceed 5000 $1,000 bales Hector
~ ~. n,,y nmhlished report Of H. NJ Nel the cotton
crop stastcian. Mr. Lane believes ma so ns onp bass
he
hu, under ordinary conditions Will not exceed ' ,
haes ana perhaps not than iovp"V bai's' n"I.
advices from Liverpool take rather pcsslnnls'lc
Of the business out Mancheser The seC"mgS % nrb
nofy IS referred 10 as in 'he way ~ ill.,
increase and da Is believed TO have large s".rlus -.
OF Invisible stocks Egypt expects damage I" crop "5
worms. Liverpool weekly statement shows tsss I -,
the Of bales against 5000 last "-'k a',l
81 400 last vsar The stock IN Liverpool warehonss& &
445 OOO bales against l.islOOO last week ana i-T',
las, wear The amount afoat IL 1900 bales agalns,
5000 last week and 5000 last year making , ,,a,
available suprly Liverpool of l4"2W" hales asis
h33 600 last week and 292.O"o last year or which
3@4 OOo bales American. against i3s"" last week
ni 07a OOo last wear interior shipments FOR the
week bales against 3'l9 last week ana -
the week were "
against week and $40 last year h,.' 'iot 20,
stock - 292 bales against 354so last week ana "F'S
last year. , ,.,. ,ha
Opening and close to-day and closing hids inc
nreyious night ard last follow: