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The morning times., 1895-07-26
TAKE THE TIMES WITH YOU.

Summer Outings VIII Not BE En-
toyed Unless 1t Goes Along.
The summer tide of pleasure and
health-seekers has set in toward
mountains, springs and seashore.
No plans for the seasons outing VIII
be complete unless The Times IL in
cluded among the necessaries.
Men and women may go from town
20 leave care behind, but those who
would keep their finger on the pub
lie pulse, or be al breast OF the worlds
happenings, OF, indeed, who need al
golden link bet ween themselves and
the whirHgig OF time-these must
have The Times sent daily 10 their
sylvan or seaside retreat.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
.pocostia Road Purchase.

While it is generally known that the
Congress Heights sydicate, represented by
Mr. A. E Randall, has purchased stock
of the Anacostia Railroad, the consunma-
ton of the deal has not really yet been
made. More stock may be purchased, but
ii is understood that Mr. Randall's offer to
pay for the road to Congress Heights, if
constructed, has rot yet been accepted,
though what action might be taken is not
known This leaves the matter for the
present in Mr.. Grisw ODDS hands He said
yesterday that be had nothing whatever
to say about the nronoS&l.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Del Ray Is Modified.

At joint meeting OF committee of
the Del Ray Protective Association and
the committee on poor and finance OF
Alexandria, held last night in Alexandria
for the purpose of discussing plans to get
rid of the garbage nuisance at the aims
house, the Alexandria committee prom
ised 10 do all in their power to remedy
the evil. 1t is proposed for the present
to dig new garbage pits and have them
thoroughly lined, and as soon as possible
make some other arrangements for the
disposition of the refuse.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Muslin Underwear DEBT.

Fine. Striped Lawn Gowns, sAcque shape,
full sleeves, turnover collar. Can be used as
Wrappers Reduced from 15c TO soc each.
Fine French Gingham PetticOats, yoke
band, deep rufie bottom Reduced from
81 ~ 10 15c each
3 Combing Jackets, made Of Satin Damask
ToWelinG, Torchon Lace and Ribbon trimming
Reduced from SLUJ 70 37Iac each
i Pairs Misses Muslin Drawers deep hem,
cluster OF fine tucks. Reduced from 42c to 25c
per pair
Double We Waists, fine, soft cloth, summer
weight Reduced from 65c to SOC each
Second floor Or...............I0th ST. Bldg.)
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Dept.

Il Women's All-Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, narrow hem Reduced from l0c to sc
each-4 for 25c.
s Women's AI-Iinon Hemstitched Handksr-
chiefs, embroidered IN black Reduced from
25c TO l2lac each
Mems All-Iinen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, wide hem Reduced from 3Jc TO 25c
each
FIRST Near SkYIightl
The morning times., 1895-07-26
sycamore CInb's Excnrsion.

The excursion OF the Sycamore Club on
Tuesday evening was one Of the most de-
lightful affairs of the season. About $50
people went down the river to enjoy the
festivities among which the dancing con-
tests afforded especial pleasure.
Miss Anna Barker won the gold watch
for selling the largest number of tickets
Mr. Max Oppenheimer and his partner,
Miss F. Sheed. received the gold medal
for their altzing.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
They should not

for its naturalization. They should not
appeal in vain.
Let subscriptions be liberal and prompt,
so that the a4llaal Potomac regatta ma y this
year excel an others, and so keep Washing
ton enterprise prominently before the
country.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
this IS OUR REMNANT DAY

partial list of the weeks gathering Is given
below. 1t is but suggestive of the many ODDS
and ends and short lengths and broken sizes.
&c, that can be used for various personal and
household purposes. II you ft them to
your needs, the saving is worth considering, as
they are marked very low for quick selling
The morning times., 1895-07-26
POINTS ABOUT PILGRIMS.

When a very young boy" began Wilson
L. Taneyhill, at the Ebbitt House. Il
figured in an affair which / will never
forget. Among my companions was a
Presbyterian preachers son, and he was
one OF the worst One day we read a
dime novel in which was related a cute
trick successfully worked-that is, the book
said it was successfully two celebrated
crooks. We were inspired To do likewise.
ION certain street was man who kept
a fruit stand. and we decided TO make him
our first prey Accordingly, thither we
repaired. Charles, for that was his name
l refrain from telling his surname, for he is
now famous lawyer in Western State
Chales seized two fine, juicy pears and
made off with them with the JohnnyIuan
right behind him. The fellow caught
him. afteran exciting run Of several squares,
and when he seized Charles by the collar
the latter demanded in the fiercest tones he
could command what ne wanted with him.
The fruit-stand keeper, in broken Eng
lish, explained to the people who had
gathered that the boy had hooked his pears,
and that he hid them in his pocket. Search
revealed no such articles, for Charley had
passed them to me before beginning to run.
The bad boy then talked OF having the man
arrested, and stated as the novel had done,
that he was 'picklin TO pull stake in go.'
He couldn't say anymore because the novel
hero hadn't.
Things thus far had progressed smoothly,
but the yellow-back prog ramme here varied.
Charley wasn't let go, and he was brought
back and his parents notified. He confessed,
1 was implicated, and we were both soundly
spanked. Neither one has since played
crook, and some time ago he told me that
in Judging criminals he especially tempers
juStic with mercy when he remembers his
first and last attempt at robbery"
The morning times., 1895-07-26

On steamer AFRO wsmith on Saturday, the
27thiustaut. Leaving her wharfat6 o'clock
D. m, arri wing in Washington by 10
O'Clock Sunday night. Fare for the round
trip tickets for boat and meals and room
at the hotel only $3.50. No tickets sold
at the wharf Can only be had at the store
of Wash B. Williams, 7th and D sts u W.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Pullman Sleeping Car for Deer Park
nmd o. sln nd

During the present season q special Pull
man sleeping car for Deer Park and Oakland
will he attached to express train leaving
Camden Station 1O:50p. m. Saturday nights,
Washington, 1901. Returnign this car
will be attached to express train leaving
Deer Park Sunday nights at 12:45. VIII
be open Tor reception OF passengers at
10:45 p. M.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Housefurnishing Dept.

Crumb Trays and Brushes Reduced from
25c to lee each.
one gallon Oil Cans. Reduced from 20c TO
i0c each.
six quart Covered Granite Iron Saucepan,
Reduced from s.. 25 to 69c.
| Granite Iron Covered Chamber Pail Re
duced from S2.25 TO 81 90.
Tin Toilet Set-three pieces-extra heavy.
Reduced from s. 70 to 81 80.
Japanned Water Carriers. Reduced from
SOC to 33c each.
s. so
/ three quart Drip Coffee Pot Reduced from
81. 45 TO 75c.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Income Tax Refund.

TheSecretary of the Treasury has formally
directed that the money paid into the
Treasury on account of tie income tax,
be refunded TO the persons and corporations
respectively entitled to it thereto upon
the filing of refuuding claims.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
So Close
At Hand is
Overlook Inn.
The drive is perfectly delightful, ths
scenery is superb the hotel is unexceusi
Marshall Hall

Steamer Manchester leaves daily 9TH and
Al sw- Sunday excepted), at 10 . M,
230 p. m. Returning leaves Marshall Han
at 1 and 4 80 p. NJ.
Steamer River Queen leaves daily o
street wharf tSUnday excepted at $50 a.
m and from MaCalester's wharf at $50
y. M Returning leaves Marshall Hall at
l 80 and Z. 80 p m.
Music by schroeder's Famous Band
Music and dancing all day.
Fare, Round Trip, 25c.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
OUR SEMI-ANHUAL
Clearing Sale
Preparatory to Stock taking
Begins This Day,

And will continue until next Wednesday. 1t is
midsummer reduction sale Of fresh. new,
and desirable goods-summer requisites Of all
kinds IN wearing apparel, household necessi-
ties, and all such things engaging the at
tenton of everybody just now. Quick moving
prices ara the kind that we have marked en-
the goods that must go. This is all you need of
general information Additional attractions
will appear daily, and viii be full of price in
forest
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Black Goods DEBT.

IA yards 3s-inch A1l-wool Gray and Black,
Was 9ic. Now 20c for the piece.
yards 36-inch Cotton-Earp Diagonal Was
81 60 Now 81 90 for the piece.
3Lz yards 40-inch Crepon. Was 81 g. Now
81 80 for the piece.
24 yards 45-incn All-Silk Grenadine Was
81 q9 Now 81 IS for the piece
10 yards 21-inch All-WoOl Black and White
Striped ChRllis Was $500. Now s.. 90 for the
piece
yards 4O-lnch Figured Mohair. Was 81 g.
Now S1C0 for the piece.
52l yards 42-inCh ShOwer-proof Crepon. Was
sll 90 Now IS 90 for the piece.
yards 29-inch An-Slk Crepon Striped
Greaadine Was slI.25. Now 500 for the
First floor 10th St Bldg)
The morning times., 1895-07-26

The electric light plant is TO be extended
at the Washington navy yard. Let some
of it be turned on the rotten system of
Shylockism in operation there
The morning times., 1895-07-26

The iron trade is showing a remarkable
revival, not including that portion OF it
that has entered the souls of the calamity
howlers.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Umbrella DEBT.

2Men's Silk Umbrellas, - inch, fancy hand
les Reduced from 81 % to s. 90 each
Silk Umbrella5-l Lady's. Mans, 26 inch
Reduced from Ss 80 To 81 50 each.
Silk Umbrellas-2 Ladies', / Mans, 90 inch
Reduced from 81 90 and 81 90 to So 90 each
(First oor........-.......l 1903 Z St)
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Glassware DEBT.

Vase, damaged Reduced from 81. so to 75c
one reduced from Sl00 to soc One reduced
Imitation Cut Pitcher Reduced from SOC
to 25c
Table Mirror, frame discolored. Reduced
from g. 50 to Sl.a5.
from 25c to l5c.
(Fifth floor. 10th St. Bldg)
The morning times., 1895-07-26
ChinaWare Dept.

Large Jardiniere, damaged. Reduced from
s4 so to $500
odd Decorated Slop Jars Reduced from
81 so to 81. So
. Odd Decorated Sauce Tureens Reduced
from CSC to soc each.
/ Japanese Tea Pot, damaged Reduced
from Sl.00 to 2oc
Japanese Cracker Jar, damaged Reduced
from 81 90 to 81 90
3Gernan Sauce Boats. Reduced from 81. so
TO 75c each.
2Japanese Covered Vegetable Dishea Re-
duced from s.. so TO s175 each.
Umbrella JAR damaged Reduced from
So 30 to Sl.25
10 Decorated Carlsbad China Coffee Cups and
Saucers. Reduced from 30c to l5c each
(Fifth floor r....-....... 10th St Bldg.l
The morning times., 1895-07-26

1t is now Secretary Herbert's turn to go
on a tour of inspection on the Dolphin, the
boat that ruined poor Roche, aud which
has given pleasure to so many
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Blanket Dept.

Pair ia Summer Blankets, soiled Re-
duced from $500 TO 800.
Lap Robe, faded Reduced from s. 25 to
81 so One reduced from SIPS to S10O. One
reduced from 81. IS to So 90.
Slkoline Comfort faded Reduced from
SlS5 to Sl.25.
Second floor. .-........... .11th St Bldg)
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Subscribers to "The Times" VIII
confer "a favor 10y promptly reporting
any discourtesy Of collectors, or neg
Ieat OF duty on the part ofthe carriers.
Complaints either by mail or In per-
sOn VIII receive prompt attention.
Papers should bedelivered TO all parts
OF the city by $50 O'Clock each morn
ing, iDcludinE Sunday.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

\ Sunday In Rooseveltville.
There's name that's often spoken,
And a law that's seldom broken,
There's dark brown taste that's missing
'Mongst the tpplers one and all.
There's cop to guard the portals,
Aud a crowd of thirsty mortals
Vainly seeking for that small hole In the
wall
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Lamp DEBT.

/ Porcelain Table Lamp. Reduced from $500
to 81 90.
China Table Lamp Reduced from 5000
to 80 co.
/ Porcelain Banquet Lamp. Reduced from
s5 90 to $500
Students Lamp-doube burner-shade
missing Reduced from Sl7.50 to 8. 90.
Triplicate Mirror Reduced from sa75 to
$500.
Metal Letter Rack. Reduced from 75c to 1oc.
(Fifth floor. loth 81 Bldg.l
The morning times., 1895-07-26
BAY RIDGE

This delightful and beautiful resort
on the Chesapeake Bay opens for
the season on Saturday, June 8.
The principal new attractive features
gre a $4,000 Ferris wheel, 10 feet high,
and a Toboggan Slide from the bath house.
100 feet into the bay. Trains leave b
& o. R. r. depot at 9:I5 m. and 4 %
o. m, week days: 9:35 q m, 30 and
3:15 o. m, Sundays
RATE 10 CENTS FOR THE ROUND
TRIP.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

There is a lot of third term" talk.
And ii is nothing else.
The morning times., 1895-07-26

How long is the garbage problem going
to remain problematical?
The morning times., 1895-07-26

The Brooklyn trolley yesterday added
another victim to its CHASTITY record.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
s SUNDAY I'm Roosevel,vi

The poll ce court looks like Chinese
headquarters these days
The morning times., 1895-07-26

"The washington Times" is a men,
ber OF the Rochdale Cooperative So
Ciety.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Bows Dept.

"A Boys Yacht Caps, suitable for girls. Re
duced from 35c to &c each
Pretty Washable Kilt Suits. Sizes aud
years. Reduced from 81. 30 to 9Sc each.
"A Madras and Cheyiot Blouse Waists, slightly
soiled Reduced fIom 7jc TO $50 each
Long Pants Wash Suits MILDLY style>, four
pieces. Sizes to years Reduced from S400
10 81. 95 each
(rhird floor. 10th St Bldgl
The morning times., 1895-07-26

'Leesburg has been dry just long enough
for the boys TO be half famished for q
drink" said L. a. Prtchard at the En-
rich last night. The local option law is
being rigidly enforced and you can't buy,
steal or beg a drink for love or money in
that quaint Virginia town. When ] was
stopping at a hotel in LeesburG the other
day / met gentleman who invited me
up TO his room to have a drink We hit
the bottle a few times and returned to
the tavern porch. Pretty soon some others
smelled a rat, or rather got a whiff of
our breath, and they hinted until finally
they Were taken up to imbbe of the
scarce fluid. Others followed suit until
all had been given drink by the kind
hearted gentleman. Then / asked him
why he hadn't asked everybody up in the
first place instead Of taking one up at
time.
why, my friend" he exclaimed, by
that arrangement l would have gotten
but one drink; and through the means that
l adopted drank half of my own liquor" "
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Mckinley should remember that the Cor
nell crew lost because they were over
trained.
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Hosiery Dept.

z Pairs Infants half length Black Socks.
Sizes and AZ Reduced from 44c and i6c TO
pairs tor SOC.
Pairs Nomens Au.Silk Hose, Richelieu
ribbed-light gray, canary. lavender, and
mode. Sizes and gig Reduced from $50 to
&c per pair.
lFirst OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Annexl
The morning times., 1895-07-26

Register of Wills Wright believes that
his successors name will be Dennis
The morning times., 1895-07-26
EXCURSION.
|NAW<
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Where
To Spend
Sunday.

That's the question for those who wish
TO escape the heat and weariness Of a sun
day in the city. For day and night Of
unalIoyed pleasure day Of charming.
historical sights, exquisite scenery and
calm. peaceful rest-a night Of refreshing
sleep, that cool, salty breezes make
positive Iuxury-take the ride to FORT
RESs MONROE and NORFOLK by DAY
LIGHT. The elegant steamer Newport
News leaves Sunday morning at 8 a m
gives an aI-day sail down the Potomac
and Chesapeake Bay-2 hours at Fortress
hOnrOe-and home again Monday morn
ing at o'clock At Norfolk connections
are made with ALL steamboats, and rail.
roads for the North, South and West
The morning times., 1895-07-26
District Assembly, No. 66, I'm
equiVOcaIIy IndOrses The Times
PRAISE FOR ITS ADVOCATES
Resolutions Adopted Giving The Times
Credit for Causing q Change of
Heart in the Press of the City.
Thanks OF sSvorkingmen Tendcred
and Their SUPPORT Promised.

AT the regular meeting of District AS
senlbly No. Go, K. iof L., held last even
ing, after the transaction of routine busi-
ness the organization went into executive
session, during (which the following pre-
amble and resolutions were introduced,
discussed, and Unanimously adopted:
Whereas for many years organized labor
was practically ostracised by the daily
press OF Washingtonin its news columns AN
nouncements- concerning labor matters be-
ing inserted only at adver tising rates; and
Whereas it has been the custom of said
press to sneer at labor organizations in its
editorial columns; and
Whereas, Notwithstanding this we'll
known antagonisn, a remarkable change
OF heart has recently been experienced by
certain newspapers regarding the ben
efits OF labor organizations, so that not
only are their editorial comments OF the
most favorable and even flatteriug kind,
but most generous space is given to all
matters concerning local labor interests,
for which we are deeply grateful; and,
Whereas, 1t is meet that justice should
be done TO the power that has brought
about this remarkable conversion from
bitter antagonlsin to emphasized frlendii-
ness; be it
Resolved, by this District Assembly No.
Sc of the knights OF Labor, that credit for
bringing about this change OF sentiment
in the public press of Washington belongs
solely to The Washington Times, which
has been the consistent, earnest and able
advocate and exponent of the rights OF
labor, not only in this city, but elsewhere
and which has boldly and manfully upheld
the wage-earners in their right To organize
for their own protection; and be IL further
Resolved, that the earnest thanks OF this
assembly and Of all organized workingmen
and women are due and hereby extended
10 The Washington Times, its pToprietors,
editors and reporters; and be J { further
Resolved, That this Assembly pledges
its continued exclusive support to The
Washington Times and to the merchants
who advertise In it's columns.
Signed. w H. g. SIMMONS,
D. NJ w
The morning times., 1895-07-26
Ribbon Dept.

300 Remnants Ribbon in various lengths an d
widths This seasons choice colorings Now
10, 19, s5, and 81 71sc per yard. Some were as
high as 65c.
(First floor. Under Skylight)
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25

msSy1 "vetns-a 81 1OoS4 10: Ccnsds iSrtsx txrs lkey
snniv IS loads. and steady common 10 good <3eni
s c.trs heavy for export a 70: culs "A 1xtS:
TT,,on stock Yards Chicago Oct 24-cst;ie ~
1900 head. Market weak and i0c lower Common 4,
q sss e: COWS and Sslis q sssss s0 esIye: sossY
Receipts. $1,000 head; Market firm and &c hisS$'
~ meas choice mixed % sOas8 So choice assorted n @
20 =. or light 81 1888 90: pigs s2as3 s0 sh, ~
siDs. 1900 head. Market hrm and Sc hishsg n, A.
e 10 choice 81 25Qs3 So lambs s3Qss CO. ~
ier,o' W,,s oct 2i-cattle- 32ss teaA NJ.
dai AZ a decline Of l0c Native steers 81 Isl3s3 81
ys ne geds2 co: Texas steers. 81 10: calves ssnf7'
Receipts 1927 head Market active Al an adysnr:
over Yesterdays prices Butcbeg and bes, hss vi..
az s,fss3 oo pacSaIr 81 1888 Is; Yorcrs 81 7Sass 81
sSSeep-Recelps 20 $50 head. Market duh: naye mixeS
y 'Insas Ci;y Oct 2fHogs- Receipts. 500 head Mar,
kets strong 5aloc higher iIeayy 81 5ss 70; nediua
Receipts 45co head Market sIow native steers best.
ools4 co. do fair 10 good 81 2O and hsifers
hasf 81 I0mS3 do fair to good 81 50ds2 io bulls 81 s0S
20 "a s,oclsrs and feeders 81 5ds3 co. West
n steers g. Golls3 20; calves s5asio sheep-Receipts
\ 500 mead Market STEADY.
I,ost fJterty Oct -CateRecepts light; prices un-
BANGED. 400 to 800 ~ 81 s0HsJ good - 3O0t4 50:
cd buchers So SOd$4; rough fat 50 5OU$3 20. Hogs
p@ceiots fair; market active. Prime medium. $50
a. os heat heavy Workers - 0s+ IL; common 20 fair
Workers and pgs 81 oons4 05 heavy grades ~ 0SDN Is:
rongbs s3lfs3 30 Sheep-Supply light; market steady.
Exrs 81 SOGs3 good s2 2oMs2 40: fair 81 togt2 com
mon !Ocsi lambs s2as4 veal calves - 5oas9 5o heavy
ard thin calves <21S3
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
THE LEMON MARAET DEPRESSED,

HEAVY LOSSES BY sPEcuLAToRs-ALMERIA
GRAPES IMPROVING IN QUALITY AND PRICE
Malaga lemons of good brands and size were
knocked down at yesterdays wholesale auction sales
for from g 50 to 50 70 box for zoos and 26Os Lemons
OF the same kind which inferior TO Sicilian lem
ons were sold for from Sc TO 81 a box on Septem-
ber l3. when the so-called Lemon famine was
at It's height Since then the lemon market has
languished and prices have steadily fallen or.
Within the last week prices have declined from %
cents to 81 a box. 1t is currently reported In the
frui, trade that most OF the lemons which have
been sold at the recent reduced rates were held by
SPECTATORS who bought them at exceptionally high
prices and therefore have lost heavily. The cary
invoices OF the new crop OF Sicilian lemons VIII be,
gin TO arrive here about two weeks hence, ara
fh4 fruit will soon afterward be I'm such plentifu
supply that low prices VIII rule.
Aimerla grapes were sold at wholesale auction
Yesterday for from 50 80 TO - 25 barrel Although
many OF those offered soft and in the cary
stages Of decay and. therefore. fetched very low
prices the choicer ones were IN better conditloh
than the best that were Offered at the previous
sale and were disposed OF for p cents more bar
rel than then realized. .
The British tramp steamer Naranja. which arrived
yesterday from Spanish ports brought fun cargo,
consisting Of 1890 barrels OF new-crop Malaga
grapes. and from Denia 232 tons OF raisns
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CO1ToN-Tbe Tivernool market was better than ex-
pected the decline there the start being ohy = 10
points when a drop VI points was eAprCVcI' Io""I"
the close there little rally, ana the hfi 'pe ia
steady with a net loss OF only li9 10 "a ph' p,h -
cotton al Livcrpool was a fraction lower WIN an IN
business ~. nrinness on ue
egn market a beneficial effect on ne lOSai MAJ 49,
which opened AT advance oil aboul i i,a re ory Il
ia noints better than yesterday me inarket
impryed during the half hour and h ioi noon we
loss made at tue opening was al @ teco Lend g,n
early part of the Afternoon the market weakened asa
lu rallied until prices about 10 or 10 points p'cI
,ban they were at the Yesterday, after whlo eIe
WAS a loss Of about II points. The inatke, WIS cyn-
iermned very largely by the weight OF puSnh v.
ing orders Among the gossip golng IN, Iouius
was the report that MI. Ellison was anou' an,
,be r., oort that he would issue q crop es'lHlht ~
300 OO bale The market during me at,cth9om ,St
ened on free realizing. and the market ciosea . ~
ana In. final prices. compared with yesteuay XoS-
ing unchanged point net adNance' ne 80 ivae ,e
sp, isc lower me M,pllS Sp,. "rar Win
sc lower and Savannah and St Louis sc lower WIN
,h.r Soutfern markets unchanged some OF ue SoUth
ern correspondents sending In reports or &
crop esn ates. The interior movement N Pu''r
oni the South The portward movement stems 10 o ne
keeping UP we'll and II is now thought that te p,
for the will approximate SooVvV odteS' ,S,,i
-. g7 last week 9.2jS Last year II y
,t,at Tho Al New-Orcans III 49,
from ii 900 to 1900 bales compared win o"o on n- o
corresponding day last week. l'D5 asi Cal anu inO %
az, halea against II the corresp Jnnlig day as.
,rot and nj ml last year. Galveston. Nt bales aEhns
.72 ami Il 2lI savannah 1.Ni bales atalnst 'If3 ai
io Io7. charleston 90 bales, against o,o anu "'''
Tr1'i, q igs baies against 8g9 and 3223 augusta.
~ ales against 22s9 and 2oio Houston ioo-
against 7iSi and 1i.5G9; Memphis 2sl' pale' "e"A'
,s@ and $3.50 - . ,,. and closing bids the
,revous and last year iol'N'