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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-28
CAII.S IT "nIcNIrv -

London, February 2S.-In an editor
ial on Lord q ravens re Eynation
from the New y ork Yacht Cub. the
Graphic says: Lord Dunraven's resig-
nation is not a satisfactory close of the
incident but it is the only course he
could take with dignity
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-28
GEN. MERRILL DEAD.

Philadelphia. February 27.-Gen.
Lewis Merrill died to-day ased -
years. His chief operations during the
civil war were i'm Northern Missouri
where he commanded a brigade known
AS "Merrilrs Horse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-28
LUTHER RAYMOND APPOINTED

Washington. February 27.-Among
the cadets 10 the United states Military
Academy appointed to-day Is Luther
Haymond. Jr., Clarksburg. W. va.
washington. February 27.-For West
Virginia: Fair; southerly winds. becom-
ing variable
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-28

~ r7usos q COngress-Ihe
but for a Single and Un'
Obiscuon, Would
passed the Resolution
Debate - The Latest
.-- --- the Island.
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to ourselves that if we were
the customers and you the pro.
prietors, we would want to be
treated just so, and We have
treated you that way, told the
truth about the goods, sold
them for as little as we posi-.
bly, could and righted every
wrong brought to our atten.
ton. It's your own fault il
you lose a dollar in trading
with us, for you have only to
return and say your say. Our
Juvenile Suit department this
season is the greatest you've
ever seen. We already SHOW
almost one hundred styles Of
Suits for little tots of three to
eight years, many of them be
ing exclusive styles confined
to us-S1 so to 81 90. Our
salespeople will take pleasure
in showing them to you.
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That the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Is one OF the most popular and
useful institutions In the city has long
ago been demonstrated. 1t has not only
filled n long felt want" but has been
the means OF keeping many young men
from strayiug Into dangerous paths;
and through its fundamentally ana
healthful influence many have finally
been brought into higher Christian use
fulness and work in the churches OF the
city.
There arc many young men Who al
first, would become restless and rebeil-
ious under the restraints of tho church
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FIRST GLIMPSE AT TIE
Buds of theClothin5 Trade.

Tow carefully we have
n picked til this is 81, season s1a3R.
ing garden has been closely
scrutinized, and every choice
but has been gathered. No
chaf-all wheat picking from
the "buds" ought to be easier
for you. Up has gone the
standard of quality and style.
Prices haven't budged an inch,
unless to drop a peg. There
is nothing mysterious about
our store-keeping methods.
Sincerity in conversation, &c.
ton and business is an admir-
able trait. The frank express
sion of truth, especially regard
ing Clothing, is an especially
admirable trait. The growth
Of our big business has been in
no sense meteoric. 1t has been
of slow, steady, constant in:
crease. We simply reasoned
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but whose characters could be nodded
by n connection with the Association.
and then when maturer years come such
habits would have been formed that
they cannot go astray. In this matter
the Y. n. C. A. stands pre-eminent as
the best Safeguard for the boy and the
young man that the city affords.
Its success can be laid to one thing.
and that Is the diversity OF amusementS
and good companlonshlp II holds out
TO all connected with II. AS all WORK
and no play makes Jack a dull boy,
30 continual prayer and service would
be apt to make Jack revolt, ana II II
this judicious mixture OF the physical
with the spiritual that combines TO
make the Association rooms attractive
For several years the directors have
felt the Importance OF making some nd-
dltIons to the building that would add
to the already attractive and useIuI
features OF the Institution. and II pos
sIble Increase It's popularity with the
youth OF the city, and now they have
decided to nut into execution these ideas
during the present spring. They VIII
erect on the vacant space south OF the
main building a structure twenty pS
one hundred and twenty-five feet long
This structure will contain three bowling
alleys OF the regulation size with all the
modern improvements. And, best OF All.
n flrst-clRss swimming pool sixteen by
thirty feet, 1--WE feet deep at one END ana
seven feet AT the other, constructed
after the most approved models OF the
large cities. This promises to be one OF
the most popular innovations the Asso-
citation could have made. With these
improvements and additions the Wheel
ing Y. NJ. G. A. need fear no comparison
with any other institution OF Its eharac-
ter in any other city.
The gentlemen comprising the board
OF directors will give literally OF their
time and means TO the promotion OF this
enterprise, and they will look to the
friends OF the Association for substan-
tlal announcement and support
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.rIon Bach,ior,' KafTso vi.lt..

one Of the most pleasant social events
In the history OF the AriOn club Is on
the cards for this evening at Arton hall.
when the Bachelors Club OF that or
ganizatIon. Will give Kane viSlte.
The function viii begin at o'clock, and
about three hundred are expected to
partake OF supper. Anything that the
Arion does Is au falt, and this recep-
lion promises TO be fully up to the rep
utation Of the Organization. As this Is
leap year Il may be fair enough to warn
the bachelors to be coy, but prudent.
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Two team. the Kickcrs and Squca!cry
played i've games Mt Fctte's alleys last
night. The KIckcrE team was compos.
cd OF Wagner. Tucker. ConrnY and
Ackermnn. The Squenlcrs were Foy.
Hofrreutrr. Hates and Brett. The Kick
ers won thrcc out Of the i've RnmcH.
Hoffreutcr bet Alderman that his team
wo,fia win The majority OF the games
In, II will bc seen by the result that
IJnfrreuter lost. Tho best bowling waB
done by HofTrcutcr. who made the high
sTnrc ~ go
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COAL CONTRACT LET
BY the Ga, Trustees for the Electric Light
Plant Fuel.

Yesterday the city gas trustees met
to examine the new bids for the con-
tract to furnish coal for fuel at the city
electric lIght plant. The lowest bid was
found 10 be that OF the Glendale Coal
Company, which offered to furnish
coal. run Of the mine. for IS cents
ton, delivered at the works. There
was some question as to the meaning
OF one or two OF the bids. and the mat
ter was left undecided until last night.
when IL was concluded that the Glen
dale company's bid was much the low
est. and the contract was awarded TO
that company. 1t agrees in Its bid ia
furnish first class coal In all respects
and 10 furnish II promptly as needed.
The company formally accepted the
contract
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couneII committee. To Meet.

The subcommittee OF the special
committee OF councit and citizens to con-
slider the subject OF = new charter, Is
called TO meet at the city building this
evening.
The council committee on the water
works and the city water board VIII also
meet In Joint session tonight.
The police committee will meet Friday
evening on Monday at p. IN. the
committee on ordinances will meet TO
consider the proposed change In wharf
age rates. and Monday evening the
health committee will meet to examine
the new garbage bids.
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Victim, or Accidents.

Last evening Fred Klndiebcrgcr, who
lives al l62 Eighteenth street. was walk
ing along the street on the South Side.
when he fell and injured himself severe
~. Ho undertook TO continue on his
way. hut was unable, and Mr.. Peter
Bachmnun happening TO come along
helped him to his home.
Last evening the city patrol wagon
was taken over 20 the City Hospital
and William Uselton was removed to his
home In East Wheeling, He had been
confined to the hospital for several
weeks with n broken leg.
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In Squire Glllespy's court last even
Ing Jake Vim was tried on three
charges He was accused OF trcspass,
having torn down a fence belonging to
Thomas Belloville, nelGhhor Of his
living IN the Eighth ward. On this
charge he was fined s. and costs. He
was nlso nssesscd 81 and costs Tor pro-
fame swearing. on the charge OF being
drunk he was dismissed at the costs OF
the complainant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19

Last night as Chief OF Police Bennett
was walking down street with his coat
buttoned TO the chintwomen approached
him and naked him for dime. Don
you know" said the chief. that 'hey
don't allow you to beg In this town
"Ob :" snId the men, I'VE are doing II
on The quiet" Officer McCauSland Just
then came along. and locked up the
TWO men, who gave their names as s.
NJ, Lovcjoy and George Farley.
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MIR Paris r. Myers. orSnnlst and
choir master at st. Matthews, Will re-
ceIvc pupils in the following branches
pipe organ. PIanoforte and Voice Cul'
ture. MIR. Myers formerly from Bos'
ION, Mass), studied under the best
masters. both In this country and
abroad. The New England conservatory
and The Behnke Italian Method used
respectively. For terms address as
above, tt&s
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riDR0VETTEH the latest in photo
lAllDUNhllL', graphs. at
SEIBL'S. 1905 Market.

WHEELING and suburban towns
cnr talk by long distance telephone
with cities and towns in nineteen New
Enrl1nd. Middle. Western and Southern
states. why 10 away from home? 90
TO tho Office Of the Central Dlrtrict
Printing x Telephone Company and
transact your business by telephone.
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This evening at the English Lutheran
church the thirteenth anniversary OF the
Rowe mission band will be celebrated.
No admission will be charged and the
young people Of the band Will be Slad to
see all their friends present to help them
enjoy the occasion. The reputation OF
the English Lutheran people as enter
tanners ought 10 attract very large at
tendance On this occasion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19

Would give wv perfect hcnlth Because
mon md women are not perfectly wise,
they must take medicines TO keep them
selves perfectly healthy Pure. rich
blood In the basis OF good health. Hoods
purifier. II gives good health hccause
il builds upon the true foundatIon-purc
blood.
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FOR SALE.

MICH liver with torpid liver will
not he n long liver. Correct the liver
with Dewitts Little Early Risers, little
pills that cure dyspepsia and constlpa-
tlon. Logan & Co, Wheeling, w, Va.
II, j.. Peabody. Bcnwood ana Bowie q
Co, bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19

For Rent-James A. Henry.
Wanied-Young Man Acquainted with
City.
EltchIc District Republicans.
Beef. Wine and lrOn-,R ~. Llst.
We Cannot be Beht-Mlsht Clothing
PnrlOra-SCcOnd Page.
Wanicd-GIrl to DO General Homework
Western RencrvC--fI. +. Rehrens.
TnnEulInc--GoctEe'S Pharmacy.
Tlnsel BGlts-Dlllon. Wheat & llAncher
Co.
Important TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Old
City Book Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19
A LADIES SOLID GOLD WATCH

For $40 wS nr0 selling u Ladies' solid Gold
Watch, tho rUrrccI style, ElEIn mNVohSWt
RnI warranted IN every respect. fin-r
grade $40, s95, $50, up to 500. No
trouble Ia show them to ynu
sHHPF RiIOS,, ITO Main street,
Pine watch repairing - speciality.
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SPRING OPENING OF c. HESS & SONS.


Yesterday Anna DrIehorst was APP
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Charles ". Driehorst. deceased. and
gave bond In $500. with Louis A. Nolte as
surety.
The last will Of Ambrose Stoehr de-
ceased. was admitted to probate and or
dercd TO be recorded.
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ClRINETS s. 90 pcr dozen,
UADlNLlS O'NEILL'S. 1905 Market.


In Tho Peabody block art lovers will
ilnd n collection OF paintings from the
studio OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Morse. OF
New York, Take an carly opportunity.
as the paintings can remain on view
only few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19

HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless. always reliable and
beneficial
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We Move
Pianos
Carefully and Chcnply.
T.. W, BAuMER & co.
Excursion 10 Warrington, u. G., via u. q
q, ThursdRy, March 10, 1900.

Round trip $40 90. tickets good ten
days Trains leave Wheeling nj i2;ai.
l:66 and il;iO n. M: $40 and 6l6 y. m.
FOR sleeping car Rpncc and detailed In.
formation apply to Baltimore q Ohio
uCpnta
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King Winter

Does not propose to let 60 his grasp SO
easily as we have been led to expect.
Overcoats and Heavy Suits will be
interesting for many day. The man
or boywho is fortunate enough to need
them now will be able to wear the best
at the former price of ordinary ones.
Owing to the low prices sustained by
this store all through the winterseason
our stock is exceedingly low, but there's
many bright bargains to be obtained yet
in ali lines. With Spring goods push
ing in we are making room by reduc-
ing the already low prices still lower.
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THERE Is nothing so good for burns
and frost bites as Salvation OIL. 1t
Cfrects n speedy and permanent cure
% cents
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s1.Ks. rTo.-sroNn 3 TRoMAs.
STONE & THOMAS
CARPETS.

DO you want up to date styles? We
claim TO be Headquarters for Carpets,
Look around. Possibly you'll find more
here TO select from than all the other
stores in this city combined. Custo-
merS say so.
Heavy ingram Carpets. &c
Heavy Union Carpets: sgc
strictly All Wool Carpets. ..Ssc
Brussels Carpets, ................''''s use
Higgins Brussels Carpets. ..i9c
Every grade OF carpets on up TO - 50
per yard. Goods shown with pleasure.
Customers are never urged TO buy'
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wA1srs-eEo. NJ. SHOOK & co.

the waist business quite study found NO IFOuOle IN ena
inc the chaf when we made purchases Now we want
the women of Wheeling pass Judgment upon new stock
Of Waists and we'll abide by their decision In the mean
time we are maknga few claims regarding these new Waists
some of which here stated.
We buy only from reliable makers with established repu
tatiops We buy in LARGE LOTS to lowest prices.
We buy only such styles absolutely NEW either in
cut or material.
We scored phenomenal Waist success last year. DID
CARRY SINGLE WAIST that stock this spring is
ENTIRELY new 1t also far superior to last seasons stock
Our prices begin with 4Sc and by stages all the
cps Readymade Department contains swell Capes, useful
Wrappers scrviceabo Skirts aunty Refers and nobby
Jackets.
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WHEELING DAILY INTEIIIGENCER THURSDAY MARCH 49, 1886
SOME GOOD NEWS
For Patrons of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MADE

During the Approaching spring that will
Make II Que OF the compieteEt Ihs'''"-
ton. Of Its Character Ia the Country
New Buiidrns to be Erected, sonth Of
the Present Oar, Containing Bowling
Alleys aud swimming Pool.
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SILKS.

Our SILK Buyer has Just made one OF
the most successful deals In silks this
store has ever made. To-day these
silks 20 on sale. Brocaded TRfIetta
Silks Ssc yard. Not the usual soc quail
ity, but better than you ever bought
for Coo. Send for samples II you cam
not come In person.
Striped TRftetta Silks at Csc yard, rs
good as this or any other store ever
sold for 81 % per yard. Strong asser-
ton. You can have samples for COM
parison.
Printed warp silks at soc. 20. . and
"a inches wide. SO much better styles
and quality than Il usually sold at
this price that they will make u Big
name for this SILK Department.
Black Satin pamas 75c. Sc. sSc. 81 %
and 81 80.
Black Satin DutchesS and Satin Lux
or at 15c. Sc. CSC. 81 IS to - IS.
Printed Warp Dresden and Persian
Silks In over 100 different designs. sam
ples eheerfully sent or given on appli-
cation.
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0he.5nteIIiae'rcer
New Advertisements.

onie.l Ne., Is and q fourt.enth sIrnet.
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ITynu have tried others md fnlIod to IND
glasses 10 suit your eyes, COmH 10 uS nnh
New lenses put In amy style frame. Al
kinds ot glnss"s repaired. Gold glasses
Nkun In exchange. solid iiOld SpOrtncles
htrd To the eyes from $3.50 NJ. stool from
Gi,OdNup, bT the scientific Onticlnn nnh
specialist In RHfraotiOn Of tho Eye, PROF.
SHEfF, no MRin street. Head quarters
for Artificial EyCH-
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SPECIAL.
Linen Department.

100 Dozen, size 2Sx3s. Knotted Fringe
Damask Towels. &c and soc quality at
l5c.
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Special Sale
OF VIM. RODGERS
Silver Plated Ware

IS Dozen Genuine William RodEerS'
silver Plated Knives and Forks. Isu-
aily sold ut 81 so and IS 90 per set. Mon
dny md Tuesday $3.50.
Tea Spoons, per doscn.. 20
Table Spoons. per dozen. 70
Desert Spoons. per doEen.."...'.' SSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-08

Carolina and Louisiana common to ordinary S'f0<-tc,
low fair to fair 8qSAc good to prime. 3tg4Hc choee
to fancy 6a5%c head &c; Java 8Hgal.c Java ~
bond. 2sM3c. l., ..,.- go, tn
SEEDS-The spring demand for seeds Is opening up W
ANAL v,ov although sales for local trade are st
light We quote: Clover fair grades ~ @qs' per cl .D
high grades 81 JodSs 90 timothy. Yar grades *"''y
81 81 high grades. S+Qst 10 IT,, ., 49,,
sl'GAR-The London sugar market ruled steady ana
unchanged cane. Java quoted at lbs iois ana hr
refining lis Cd Beet quiet and par''aiy io~r
February quoted lis oil. and March lis in'1h nv
local market for sugar steady to nrn. Win
prices Unchanged 90 test centrfugas quoted al 49,
inIscoyado ~ test 3iAc and 50 test mola-ses sugar
exc We note sale 1900 Java basis NJ test al
AMI The market was quite feess although prices are
unchanged graduated quoted at i'sc. IL.
TOYACCO-The market for domestic TOBACCO Was quie'
to-day: sales amounting TO only 300 cases noluhng ,he
following: - crop 1888 PennsylVaha seq ee.
gdloc ~ cases 1892 Pennsylvania seed lear osc; ~
cases 1893 Zimmers. lie; 80 cases ls,' New England
Havana l04I6c; ~ cases 1898 New England Havana
SIC There was fairly good trade In foreign tobacco
$50 bales Havana selling at 6scaS o. ann ~" paies
Sumatra at G0cGs2 30 in bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET

N"W-fnrh. February T. 1896
BEEvEs-Receipts Were iai cars or 2I5i heads
cars 10 be eSror'@l 90 Europe 20 c@rs for cay ssusn'
cars arrived late CpeninE prices We're shade higher
at a'a tho %" e An .pr Fought !S E Ssaa 1 ' .s@
Bermuda. Medium to natiy" steers sold Al 81 -,
n at 81 30. cows At s2gss TO- ThcTc was f"ir ,r ii,
IN city dressed beef sides NJ GaI'sc H. Toiay's "a
don and Liverpool. and selling at oa?,c per H. dressed
dressed weight rcfris raor beef lower 7.QSc per n
Shipments ,a.iay. nine. on sa,urtay the Mohawk viii
Senwarzschd & sgzberger. and 27s cattle for shan
sasssr the t%ra 20" qa nss for Of & % %
M. mans SGnp%ny and On Sand@y me France w sail win
sheep for D. H. sherman making. with cattle and x
sheep to go to bermuda for o. f. Lough Co. a total
2'2 sheep all TO Great Britain. with tho exception Of
saless. sanders IL Ohio steers. 1865 II, average. AT
T. psI % !" n h ID no. 1884 lS a. 49, !! Do 27
81 30 OHIO 100 No. y TO- - n4ana oxen .so n At
ss4 Ii. 81 10 '''''' AM" ''"'
v; Newton Co; Il Illinois 1882 n a, s4so
~ DO $50 N. ut 49, less 50 lot; state cows S55
?, Shem ,as. Culver; - Illinois steers 1907 NJ at so
, 90. ls ~ at ~ DO il2o N. at 81 ~: - vlr
a. heller $50 H. At At s: q e""''v""'" d. 1911 ' a"
DO ~ e q 90 81 aS i ,sfI. l 8 3 at $3.50 IL
yES - d u head rccev.d all vras and sold
nrn N9minaiy nm 'oT Western and harnyard calves
veais Iallc for country dressed. acc for lille calves
ana 3IQOc FOR dressed bainyard fed calves
Sanders: yeals. 1874 NJ average al 81 30 per
100 10, > do, % H. s. -
: Judd X Co. veal 10 H. AT S. 10
SHEEP AND LANltS-Keceipta ears 4 10,
ana counns singh ' "sr s s e @S Tor the
were II sale. Iath.r a.
IN" ne~r"s OF the stock soaked IN. rain
sheep were rated steady, while lambs weak The
pens We're not cleared Medium choice sheep sold AZ
SqN per 100 III; medium - choice lambs Al 81 Iyi.G
~ 20. ear ~ EXTRA pm" ohio lambs s. 30 Dressed
mutton slow "a &c H. and dressed lambs
al ,Nsi.c: few extra carcasscs
Sales-D. Harrington: i53 Ohio lambs 10 average ot
s. 20 per 100 ~ 40 Eunao do. 70 ~ 81 30 Fl ohio
sheep. l33 10. "A 81
Newton a CO.: l13 Ohio lambs - 10 at 81 30 ~ Ohio
sheep. 100 N, at 49, ltsD Western do. I21 ~ at 81 ~
kentncky DO lis No. at So 70; ~ do 90 No. at 81 So 40
do % n. at 50 30 ' "
u. Mcpherson A Co: lCO Western sheep 100 ~ at 81,
ls5 do. l0l H. 81 60 202 lambs 10 al So 81
S Sanders 2ii S'sfa lambs 81 Al do Is n,
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CASH QUOTATIONS..
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

or,,o>. r-,. market s;or.ed with slight advance on
COI NJ ne na'Ne 49,, ,,ar the late months
some OF me carp % ecton and sales were at prices
reached tHtit was closing There
indicating slight loss nom Ss'ea"nuE - frss selling by
was continued weakness after tnc can VA
rronine nj German house and prices eassd on SAY 80
points under yesterdays closing When ths sei's on,
sure was relieved however, there was ras "a 49,
points from the lowest Of the morihhs anu c- after
prIces were about with yesterda! ihai ns -
hayiag point above them. iherr , VIZ 70
switching Of March TO April ana Aueusr pson houses
August The market wac very marrow" re onerating
having orders anu local iaoeis mas
on consecutive basis. The Atlanta Cons'i.uVn nS
published editorial review OF the cotton -. Srestv
the gs, OF that farmers are adNlssu ~ mn
cura cotton acreage in order 10 KEEP Vo..o p,nsha,
10 rc-nunerailyc Interior receipts ran SOM Nm,
LIGHTER th.n expected. Interior stocks sno" SV''e ,n
On II IS cxpected that about 100000 bales VIII COM
sieiit this week Advces from s9uth"e., $500 ~
fLst a. -lc In that section are ho' u.,t, -
ncrese cotton acreage rains In some sections "a
Texas said have retarded farm "oih. -
an, that last year during the planting season -
ssll.ng at %, ana much more cotton wa f" s
n.svIS1sly Intended. cotton people cannot -,
herc The takel-of large increase in acieaee O,ei
- ia H. ,nc from and they estimate cotton liali'iI
about IL rcr than last year or say -'V.
- a,.uf ~. same as ,he 9ppDvN-baie crop yea
81, srass IS laid upon weather conditions from now on
N,he1s Ga. reports large amount OF Cotton w
h.li for