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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-04
Real Estate Tranfers Filed.

L. b. HeEyan, assignee Of estate
OF Charles Schneider, to Axel
Meerscheidt and G. A. Stieren, east
half OF lot 8 and all of lots 6, z and
- block 8, o. c.l. s, on Omaha and
blackberry streets; $780,
John M. Kulms to Annie s. Abel.
lot IL, block 8, o. C. |. i, corner of
Palmetto and Quitman streets,
Government hill; 1926.
L. A. Shane and wife to j, L..
Shane and wife, lot l, range l, dis
trict 4, corner San Marcos and Ora.
NADIA streets; $3.50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-04
Put it in Bank.

JIG. Dunlap, a farmer of Pre-
cinct No. 4, near Falmouth post
office, deposited about 5000 in cash
in one of the city banks yesterday.
This action he thought necessary
as he relates that three men came
to his house Sunday night and de-
manded his money. His wife es.
capped and carried the money to a
neigh boris house.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-04

AOOD'S Sarsaparilla has over and
- over again proved by it's cures,
when all other preparations failed, that
it is the One True BLOOD Purifier.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-14
Notice to Subscribers,

Several delinquent subscription &C
counts have lately been placed with
the Sprague.collection agency for set
Element and others will be soon unless
paid this month. We have grown
weary waiting. l
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-14

Magazines bound at Melvilles.f24tf
j. B. Cameron spent Monday in
Racine.
Fred Dickhaut spent Sunday IN
Waukegan.
A. Fl. French was Sunday visitor
of Waukegan.
John Sullivan was up from Chica-
go to spend Sunday.
The late hot spell has induced
several cases of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bull, of Ra-
cine, spent Sunday here.
The sweet girl graduate already
consulteth the dressmaker.
The trouble with luck is you get
too much of the wrong kind.
George NJ. Melville is back from
one of his regular business trips.
Mrs. Gotterdam, of Madison, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Eiba Weyhe.
The local nimrods are becoming
anxious for the fishing season to open.
1t rained hard in Racine Monday
evening, but we hardly heard of few
drops.
Mrs. Flanders, of Oshkosh, Wis, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gurdin
Gillett.
Get a politician hopelessly out of
Office and he will say what he really
thinks.
When woman wants wheel she
can always find doctor to recon-
mendit.
Miss Edna Farr, who has been
quite seriously i'll is reported somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Morrison Garst has returned
from Ocala, Florida, where she spent
the winter.
We don't believe the word of a
man who ssEs sRPStteF fflE 5 thafn )t7956
-P.L. V. Frost opened up his new
barber shop over his old stand Tues
day evening. 90 J. q 1sum lis Ems
And still we don't see any bricks
going down on Market street, nor on
sRafk avenue -
CT am very sensitive on this
point," 'said a fat man, as he sat down
an upturned pin.
The cycler who tumbles from his
wheel realizes thai Re aas sfhe. thb.lA
world against him.
dfiss- Frances BARRETT has-FetaFnea
home from visit in Waukegan and
. surrounding towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. s. Baldwin have
I gone. to Grand Rapids, Mich. ,on visit
= = Mr.. and Mrs. Colt.
There will be $32, 517, soc. distrib-
= 81 when the full second dividend is
- ~ Assignee Halo
-. ~ e Vetter Bros. are adding a
% Eve foot extension to their
. Is 2ding in Brassville. an.
= 8 ogacht Argo," which has
s - Kenosha harbor, is being
~. e for the season.
:, = - s.. = .<out. time for Indiana to
p > farewell engagements in
81 - = o,as a pivotal state.
- and provisions are
: . - - Nr living. Then get
s. - 81 - ar prices at Bal
s. - 3 DIV
- Sc % hot enough just
Z ~ y qg day seems to
s. . 3 A the preceding
o sSN ~ everything
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-14
BlCY'C|,;tl:|STS!

); We honestly believe, that it :
Z Isl for the interest of7 all -
who intend purchasing a ar
wheel to examine our line
before doing so. Our Sc Il Il
: lection has been carefully 81
: made, and from reputable
manufacturers, and we ICE
stand between the rider e
and them and We'll see that ~
allTiders .0foHr- wheels are
fully 8 protected in their
guarantee. We not only
teach you to ride, but I'VE
take an interest in having
your. wheel give you sat- aI1
isfaction, and will be
prompt in having made 7ai
good any damage caused
by accident or otherwise.
We shall aim to have the
riders say that we fulfill a
every promise and conduct
the Bicycle Department. 1ga
on business principles. We
feel confident that we can Jss
shoWs riders more value
for their money than can
be obtained elsewhere. 80
IT'S & lDeBERGE
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-14

ear throat affd-h6Se;- announces that
their building has been enlarged and
now accommodates one hundred pa,
TENTS aMr. ?. F5Vinega who left
Kendsha last Year is sti!I Connected
with this institution, and DR.. Garfield,
the eye and ear surgeon, is president.
He will cheerfully furnish any Informal
ton by letter or in person when he
comes to Kenosha May 16. dm12-l4Wr1t
"A gay girl from Kenosha, was in
Racine Saturday night promenading
up and down Main street with a young
married man from the north side. All
was going serenely until the lawful
wife of the gay Lothario came over
North Main street bridge with VEN
geance in her eyes, the faithlessness of
her recreant hubby having by some
means or other, reached her ears.
The girl did not wait for the irate
spouse, whom She deserted when about
hundred feet away, but turned and
beat a hasty retreat up the street leav-
ing the man in the case alone to meet
the avenging fury. She, did not go
mildly either but catching her recall
citrant husband by the arm marched
him homeward, giving him such a
tongue lashing in the mean time, that
his ears are probably tingling YETI It
is to be hoped that he will behave him.
selfin the future and avoid the charms
of theafair butsfighty chanmer from our
! southern subdrb. Racine Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

las la3t 81 Charles Hufau. vta 81,
tfFs.as8 'raa tts lumbs' !sb q sulr' i
Htpt5 q Nj Istnr usti wetts - f.
49, iaata Ass lssfs De- ~ tse ii.lisls,
Sd vtra eat batneg "A vs. itaDd liles
Dnsf sasuly So erltd laHbsf csup
be- Nj Tabor. same niles from isbstsl IL
All direct OF tte f.uts wtira BE- souli
lsra ittrc 20 reach lu cme 10 Wsl4Hs
fati taf sbieb piece BE- tai .tsuej %
tbs ~ q b.s taaPpssrsues Toe saihar
ltses q p.aty ~ets r1tl6sd sud took
rasfge q tho boiJ ihe o,It day, It bay
100 been lsh andottarbsj shsfe It vss
iauoi 40 tulapsv va held which reveal
waand so TIE hesd. made by some
bIgui l-situmsbt Ike 40 sIe. sbieh must
have c,use1 instantaneous destb The
srauud about shoued DO evidence Of
Struggle sod I'll thought that It could
tot EEve lain ~bsfe II va, Tor suy isDsth
20 tIue. a, the oeuatfy bed been carefully
sea ched over by jia,reat parties aud 1t
% ust Lsve been seen, A. II vas 30 rlHu /.
sight Wild suiu.is sould probably have .
disturbed lt So = bay lyuI was shot bt .
the Italians near by A small sum Of mon
ey. esfeb suj other articles sefr found 10
The dead msu's pockets II seems probs
bic that's murief vss committed. bnt by
a bon asi ior What putpo lss mystery.
Tie lsst persous kuo@u to hsv, seeu tim
'llve are 9 family named bart who live
boat four niles from where the DO y vas
ouod They cay that Bafam called al
helr hou,e o. The day Il bis disappear
Dce sud 10 the afternoon he sod Hart and .
lsu's con veat 20 Weston where they % -,
siued quantity # alcohol. Toat they
rtarued 30 Harts house and huie be
1rs dark Buiium started for bis home 10
Ssluns ford. Their theory Is that be fell =
ad struck bis bead 90 staue. but this
oes not seem consistent Sith the facts as
eveIoped by the finding Of the tody. |,
also said that the Harris have told differ
It stories regarding the affair. The su
lorifIes wi.l eudesyOr to ascertain the
OTIS 10 the case but it may be a difficult
after Bailnm Is said to have borne
,od reputation aud nothing IL kDosn OF
d drinking nbtil this sd4r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

Aunt fat'F Richardson, w. who dieo
at Bethel Saturday, vas the Nido~ Of God
/ Trey NJ Richardson who tefVed 10 The
oonunen'Si army Mrs hIehsrdson' whose
maiden name was fln''9as born 10 Hsmp
de- COBB on' "heh she vas very young
her parents mC'fa TO bra'Dtr'e' Her
a"' bas'aoh = samuel NInton Of that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09
ARLINnTnN

1t il cold enough this week, the thei
momet,r marking 20 degrees below Zero
Monday morning
The high water last week did consid
erable damage to the highways IN this
vicinity. The bulkhead at the McAuley
mill was carried away, the water wsshir 2
out the highway 10 the vicinity. The old
turnpike in the town OF Sunderland was
badly washed out involving damage to the
amount Of two or three hundred dollars
This was owing TO the fact that the heavy
loads drawn by GnfEth a McIntyre's
teams bad cut through the waterosrs. 1t
is reported that four horses were used and
the loads weighed several tons. No water
bars will stand suoh loads when the roads
are soft
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

@ q ktasfan Isa5gs itt Ilrnt3a'
tre. 'afs.tt re ttt sstsat degree.
ut Assaa Is.s-a "a spass b7io =.
lsssna lass satssr vIb ba '..tstt zoe
~ sss' Fsftal' e isi' ralsss
Ms. Asad les lee 4 Ksu.gd rpet'
ls't saf1g a. TLsysrs Helsl si,h bar
fna Mo usurs nfvfg
NJ us NJ Caat q slosl br3ss.
Asss stfetg tasa ertf s8a3.y risalas
tsuf saa. NJ Casttes Cote
II u. Wsel 81 F.visg o" ratclsss3
tat bsrH naass q Mr. sh,aast sd
eIpsets 50 oocapy ttgu TIE sruus
Sansvaet iltt Hun lts' sosp btcaass
.H4tusli. casti osuts fat foil % 90.
paaal . u G ibut hort clothes,
- Ar q kuabsf aud SISTER Miss LA
40, t,en Nes lofE spent l.st sch slih
tbor 'r,ta' N. ma ME- degrse A IL
seDe
-Casre gIsuoas las rstarae8 to Nrs
d. I.. .....tt- t...t-..,.,.,.
t8tr tsra 81 sue Yale uarsui = Medical
c-nn..
,-t-..#
-, go, - (
~ eos,
M 500 A'''' '''e1''' i'-o.''' " W
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09
FASDGATE

DR. L. +. Hoyt has been appointed
health officer Of bis town,
Mrs, Celia S'ickla OF Salem is spend
ing few days at her old home.
Monday morning was % degrees be
low Z to. the coolest Of the season
Emma Randall Who has been spend
ing the holidays at b me has returned to
the Cambridge high school.
Mrs IA HsmIlton, wife OF Ezra Ham
itou. died d C. %, after long illness
from consumption, aged 80 years The
funeral sermon vas preached a. the NJ, f.
church by Rev Mr. Perry, She leaves q
husband and four small children who
have the sYmpsthy Of the community.
Rev Mr. WAGER Of Valley Falls has
been assisting Rev. Mr. Perry, our sstor,
IN series Of moeliuP, this being the sec
oud week The meetings have been held
every evening to fall houses, notai' bstsud
log bad weather, 40 City conversions are
reported. The meetings are The result OF
the work OF the c + Society, orgsni
d only yesr ago aud y have been bap
nzed snd have loioed the church before
these meetings. we're begun.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09
EAST ARLINGTON

B. W. S4fford is at work for the II
T, Cushmsn Manufacturing Co. Of No.
Bennington, Geo Stafford is 10 Rutland.
-Mrs, James Of Albany, n. Y. is hold
ing series OF meetings at the Methodist
church. She recently held meetings al
SALISBURY and is well spoken Of
The young people OF the Conpregs
tionsl and Methodist societies have form
ed Christian Endeayor society from
which much good is anticipated. The
first meeting was held Isst Wednesday ov
ening with good attendance, The next
meeting Twill be held at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening at o'clock.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09
Mems Felt Shoes, Very Warm. Soft and

Worth g. 80 ~ 9 Ladies' Beaver Button Rauota
and oe siaes complete Misses aud Children Arctcs
very dno Misses = Buckle Jersey A
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

Miss Ola Kendall who is teaching in
Wsfdsboro and Miss Cora Kendall who il
1t school 10 Mortified, Mass, spent their
vocation at home
The tiib Wind OF last week blew the
steeple from the Methodist church tie
top lust missed the parsonage, aud 20
damage was done except the expense Of
replacing it.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

~ y Huia
trt.,v..tset oa.,.aaas lea eai4a
81. .sas be- 10 of3st.
.s,,,,r p.,lsto n NssYrrtI,tpss
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:,
80.
a. ''' 's "' nv
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30
TIE seet ct prayer it btias observed
~ ueetas' eseA s' arg q TIE week "a
cspi ssiafdsr
a good Boats desIrsb.s pisee 10
NE ti1sgs - ea.fei iaf tsls q tell 10
oar 1Are lalnF colamGs
g. Ne. Il. X stmouds euterialbei the
usmtstt u her sasday school elsss snd
t1sjf ifleals Mgaisy evening.
Mr.. Il I Baeae,l. ulo has been III
ttsr..t,tr yesfs. has partially recover
"a l.,te.nL AID bores sosp to b. ont
,g.ts
49,. tt....l.....,.o
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1 Wv 49,. 80. -
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Tie carpenters have suspended WORK
90 the library building unill the mssons
hntsb pissteuug. They have the fret coat
on suj Is I'll. take sboat tao weeks to
flush. 1t skes several hres to keep the
mortar from tre'z'os with I.to weather.
- bennington clsims the champion
brst kiilers Of the state II not Of all New
Eusl,ui, sin three with total Of ~
bears Tue Bututg Bros johnson aud
Jared Il OF this tJs0, only o1e Of whom
m no~ hVIog, sqa.lled this record be
sides kullug one large panther and any
aaaa,,y Of smaller game.
At,t. .apo,l nee,ipO of the cburcb
T,.aio,a s.,n 80. chossn Clerk = q
90. r,s..n,e, rnsoio,s Swift sunday ,
..,n,el sn,.,,nt.n3est \ Hard Asst
son~,ot.ad.ut aad Treasurer q. l.. Tow
.,l., t.l,,.,,o q q Fol, q / Tousley
r,.,,.. Cana and Vail nnrkno chn,ch D
a.,a,. SIN, a,e,. xe,o ,o,,sa 70 ,bs
H., .r SD or oo,to..to, d, t.nh +
IN. ol.r,ch h,s c,r,,,hn,aa an,ioo the =
wear sboat S--5 for m,.slonary purpos q.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

The uatn sesibsT q i4st seek bss
gwen place TO Zsro weather, with %
suoS
Misses Della .ad sasIs Hspsood seEt
To EuioB, Ia last GEEK TO Went sn sunt
ubo u IiL
The reegfd Of tee seLool 10 Diet No.
Z. .Lgwt ioar pupils wLo have Do marks
iuflss TIE year, George, Mary AID Ghsdys
ColEil and Grace Scott. Lluu Reed va.
abssni Gully lt4 days duri5g the year rnd
Merritt Reed liz dsys
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

Miss Marcia Gray left Monday TO Wis
it bCr sister 10 Ltctfrld, Coln who is
Iiu.
Mrs. Kendall OF Massachusetts, is
speadiog few weeks 10 the fmily OF q
NJ, Sykes
Misc Lesser OF New York spent the
holidays With her freud Miss Eaton sttbe
home Of II. A Williams
SIX Eersons united With the Cougregs
noaaI church last Sunday, one by letter
and five on confession Of faith
W b. Sheldon was recent guest OF
J. II. Sheldon. He was here Oh business
connected with the q Il. Rogers estate.
p o. Charles Lee Of the 7. c. A. who
came here to spend the holidays lie still
ia town. Mrs Lee. who has been dagger
ously III is improving.
The Rsy c. s. Lswis, Rector Of Zion
church Manchester Centre paid yitit 10
the member. Of the Episcopal church resi-
dents 10 Dorset on Saturday last. The cel
ebralion OF the Holy Communion was ob
served at the home OF Miss Schultz on that
--Warreu Nichols was instantly killed |
Saturday, while coming down the steep
hill nesr bis residence With load OF
wood. The horses became II ghtene1 and .
rsn, tbroSiOg him to the ground breaking
lls neck, he leaves wife aud ore sou.
Much sympathy is t,l. for the family 10
Ih,ir bereavement
The officers tor the ensuing year 10
he q. A r. Post sud the Womaus' R-let
,orps 10 Dorset. we're duly installed on
saturday evening last, Comrade ". r.
Duuton oihcIsiing as Installing officer
rhe FOLLOWING Is the list Of officers IN the
Post; Henry Tovflay, 7 c; Benz Bt
ser, s w L. wlllisms, J Y, George H.
Williams, Z MIG. " Baker, Chsp ;Chs.
Sobeits, Surg; john Fisher, AdJ', Robert
Black Q D. Noses Tiff 0 @ jas. l.. Robin
on, q NJ s. The Corps made selection
II the ioIosing cttcers; Mrs. Duuton
'rssideol; Mrs, CoaBell, SN r. Mrs Fish
H.. } Y !, Mrs Helen WlInsm., Treas.
Ire. Norton, Secy Mrs Harrington Con-;
irs. MsnIey, Chsp, Mrs Wilkins, Guard !
Belle Roberta A.st Coz; Mr.. Towslcy,
AyL Gaad Mtssrs Belle Il beits aud
3 .s,ie Duulon wefe Iaitts,ed IS memb
1 the Cops at tie meeting Saturday al
trno0B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11

last year. winter IS 0j5 BUSH against fo9 33 bush
noard receipts 3a.25i bush, l6GS BUSH total
."O IA bush against 2lsi1i bush Exports. 6s3T BUSH
against l2JU6l During Of the session
he amount OF business doing in futures small. but the
ldir was hTn ciOsr5 q.let at &c advance on near DE-
Neiits to &c decline dsnnt. There
Fuinors about buying reports being high
- thirty loads. mainly English and Continental ports
me cash sales reported 800 900 bush No North
EN-, private terms. mainly late yesterday for milling
1000 bush No Northern &c May store and
of January. 10000 bush No / Northern. 2.c over May
o afoat end u January. 32VlO bush spring wheat
private terms and about 20 loads OF wheat before
stated NJ red was quoted at iN4i.c the May de-
anoat. and No hard. 4ai.c May Z 0 ahoat MAJ
closed AT G1isc. .COfN-The market for duh
but fairly steady. There very little outside business
and not enough developed In the ~ local influences TO
affect operations materially The primary receipts Of corn
have been quite large this increasing las; week
have fallen Of than 80 per the decrease being
l1l;uOl DAYS. The primary receipts Of
toey t6.Ooo busn against go 900 bush last
Netr and the exports from the six 2o3WD bush
against 1900 bush last year Futures closed dull at 20
decline. cash inactive. Sales reported Of 1900
bush steamer .'.c delivered. M quoted at
!5izc in elevator ATS-Ueangs insig
nhcant. the total in futures being only f"w thousand
bushels. while the total in cash fully small No
ntcret shown b. the outside trade and with the con
unucd liberal movement ~ at the interior there II
bat small incentive 20 but. The close unchanged 70
- decline. Cash oats duh and neglected. 10000
bush track white sold .,G2sisc 80 . quoted
- elevator and 2ii.c delivered 40 white at
23'-c. .HARLEY Maffci inactive Quotations; 33c
FOR feeling ;jc for choice. .MAIT-Market dull
tS1Gor.... RYE Market que; 42N sc for CARROTS
....... HJCKWNEAT- MARKET nominal Prime state
The quotations to-day closing prices previous
day and closing prices for the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11

81 do 10 s. s7s 81 State sheep los ~ at 81 25 q
do it2 T.. at 81 -.
Halenbeck Hollis: 40 State lambs exra). 90 10. at
81 10: 100 10. 30 n. at 80 20.
.. Harrington: pa Michigan lambs. II n. at S. 80
= Judd Co.: Id Pennsylvania sheep 119 ~ at 81 a'
III do. few lanes) ~ H. at 81 TO- is4 Kentucky
heep lJ0 N. at 81 10: 212 Indiana DO Il ID. at 81 10
= Sanders 23I Western lambs fcommon &c ID. at - TO-
22o state sheep and lambs 81 10 at 81 BRA 20 Western
sheep III No. 50 10 ~ Pennsylvania do ia NJ. at - -
j. II. Wkcrson: l35 Indiana sheep so NJ at 81 80; 81
Indiana lambs Il II. at 81 80
- Mcpherson & Co: 20 Kentucky sheep 123 n. at q AZ
1t5 DO ~ H. 50 3I PA Buffalo lambs 70 ID. at 81 =,
~ Collins 2o Western sheep - n. at SO II: IS Penn
sylvan,a do few lambs). 81 n. at 81 so
HpGS-Recerts. %', cars. or 6I34 head.of which ~
head sale. Market frmer at - 2oISi co loO ID
Fancy ght pigs sold at SIX Is Country dressed In liberal
supply. but steady nj sale per n
Sales-A. w Lamb: 90 State hogs i50 10 average, al
81 ~ per 100 n.
VI. Collins: - Pennsylvania hogs $40 NJ AT 81 20.
{. !. Rcctfclar; CO State pigs % N. at 50 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

,.C,r,,,. 80. New-0Ork, January TO- 1896
price changes with the temper feverish
net advance II to polnis With sp"t c9,,on mnchamecd
notoai outlook abroad IS tnoueht to- be more ansn,on
continue m"n V sG e outside spcaton and local traders
c i statements are received fr She cotton bel
holders are reported to be showing nrm front The
,I ware, movement was about what expected. with
er.2s han eNpscicd Absu, LAO there was consid
firm resulting in steady tone at The close Win a ne,
isnins 10, os ,o SIGHT mis- week about Zoo l@les
nprroT Were 1900 p@ a Ws Lne '~9i, e' a 'soa
An. by george copelsnd 4 Co. WHEN saw, won. n,s %
NortheIn Louisiana Picking practically owe. ana ~
pcc 7S5o taes All XlSnssa i"~fs " a hod9
mon' Wagon ,cceips anl snis friers have 11nisi
aavs '"i. r'n wien To- ~ orders f'r the las tty
un aaIu,1n.- whrn cotton was bringing Sas',c plan
MI PARTY Memphis and For smith reported 10
cotton 4u,e freely in some Gases i,iG iower. The re
c Gsr Sxns a 'q ias nrs g,,maiet q; G9 t.
@' oSir' last year and ..2t bates Two years ago Tie
@ " 100 bales aeainst ?3sl nele me correspond
ae asa- afas a nY' 1pd ds % s9Sf NIG 10.
against se ana Gs balrs yorsd a l'' .a.,s
146 bales agans' $50 bales The same dav last week and
ana i4pai Ele The pe'pi $50 h na~f asnsi as
were lt'Gl bales. against -. bales last week and
404ui Daes last yea. and az Memphis. 1896 bales
against 4"'i and G3l1 bales. The receipts al IN
terror POINTS for the week bales against ~ Of,
bfes me previous week. and Sen7 bales last year In
lriio sniens FOR The week. s041s bales against j52
tnJI2 nale1. Interior against
'll'l ana Ss: bales. Tie Liverpool weekly state
nent shows sales 81 80 ooD bales against bales last
week ana 1880 bales last wear Forwarded from ships
sac 70 spnners $4,000 bales. 7GcOo AMI CO 90
ni.eS SOCK ~ warehouses llGn0 bales against O59
ANoaf. lHSol' bales.
ls>"D ana 40 600 bales. Total available supply Tor
Liverpool Is l2'4oo bales. ana "a 0p
me- 81 when American. i06loO bales against G59 900
opening range and close to-day and closing bid, M.
ofeNious nlght and las, fo,lorY - - -