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Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-06
Kansas Pops in Session.

Abiline, Ks, Aug. 5.-The peoples par ty state convention was called to ordef at Il o'clock today in a low shed, pack ed with a sweltering mass of humanity With scarcely any ventilation, the air in the rude room became unbearable and unbreathable before Chairman Breiden- thai of the state committee struck the first blow with the gavel. In accordance with an agreement entered into between the candidates for governor last night, Judge A. w. DuniSon was elected tenn porary chairman. The usual committees were appointed, and recess was taken until o'clock. Among the first things that will be considered by the convention will be the proposition to be submitted by the conference committee appointed by the democratic convention at Hutch inson yesterday. This will precipitate a strong fight between the fusionists and the middle of the road men, the out come of which cannot be foretold.
 When the convention reassembled for the afternoon session the temporary or ganization was made permanent. The convention at once appointed @ confer ence committee of fourteen members to meet the committee appointed by the democratic committee at Hutchison yes- terday to decide upon plan for fusion of the two parties. It was agreed that as soon as the conference committees reached an agreement and submitted report that an electoral ticket be at once nominated in accordance with 1t.
 The committee on resolutions announce ing that 1t was not ready to report, the convention proceeded to nominate can didate for governor on assembling for the evening session. The first ballot re- suited as follows Ex-Congressman w. A. Harris 20Sl2, Ex-Gov. IL. D. Llewel- ling ITO, State Senator l.. P. King 122, State Senator J. w. Leedy 59, Judge George w. Campbell of Labette county 13, George M. Munger of Greenwood county 22.
 The second ballot resulted: Harris 2O3, Lewelling 142, King 103, Leedy 96, Camp bell 12, Munger 15.
 A dispatch received here from Hutchi- son states that the democratic delegates there tonight adopted a resolution de- claring their intention to stand solidly by Bryan and Sewall regardless of the action of the populsts.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-06

New York. Aug. 34.-+Hon. Joseph F. Johnston, Birmingham, Ala: Accept congratulations Your victory means much for you and the country
 g. H. ETTCK
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-06

Warm Convention in Texas. Galveston, Tex, Aug. 5.-The popuiite
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-06
MARENco.

Demopolis, Aug s--(special- )-Ofcial
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-06
MORE OF THEM.

John'n's net majority. .s24SO
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-06

Montgomery. Aug. 94.-Capt. Joseph F. Johnston, Birmingham,z Ala: Accept hearty and sincere congratulations.
 n3..fs-s GLENN ANDREWS.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-06

Morganton, N. O.. Aug. 5.-Gov. Joseph F. Johnston, Birmingham, Ala: Con- gratulations. Will be on hand at inaug- ural ball. MARY AND ANNIE.
 Note-This telegram comes from two beautiful and accomplished "tar-heel' girls. -.s
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Dec, o.Irodays wool sales were conducted
croz Doxat Co.. wool brokers The offerings comprised
lots. The attendance good and tho
competition spirited American buyers took fair
OF the best yreasies at the late rates Cape Of Good
Hopes and Natals keenly competed for,
good fetched extreme prices. Tho sales
prices obtained were:
New South wales-3.1co bales: secured Is I'D: locks
ana pieces 7u4l0sd greasy. 61l0d; locks and pieces
bi.ISi5d
ueene and2 700 bales: secured 1O,dI1s 3D. locks and
pieces 94dais 2isd: greasy os010i.d locks pieces
4bmTi.d.
pieces 6ld0is lkd greasy. 6A0lid: locks and pieces
GQSi.d
South Austraa--l.OOo bales greasy at 6g61sd: locks
and pieces 5hd7d
Tasman.a--i0o bales: secured. 7xQ11hd locks and
pieces 4%G7isd; greasy Cd: locks and pieces 5dSiad.
New -Zeaiand-13OO bales secured. 9dAts 2hd locks
pieces. 5i.9llfd greasy bi9sd: locks pieces.
Cape Of Good Hope and Nata-oOO bales: secured lode
Is AID greasy. 5&97d.
The offerings for next week are 30 600 bales The i'm
bales: Victoria 1877 bales: South Australia. 100
bales West Australia. l2S bales; New-Zeaand. l.190
baiss Cape Good Hope and Natal. 4675 baies Persia
125 bales; Russia 1854 bales: other points lao bales
The for the series % 02 bales which
II. 100 bales forwarded direct
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Union Stock Yards. Chicago. Dec 5-Cattc-Rece!pt,
600 head market steady Common 70 extra steers 81 JO
81 5oas3 %: calves So 50Qs5 49, Texans. 50 6jgsi 90
Hogs-Recepts. 81 90 head: market weak Oc lower
Heavy packing and shpping lots SO o1si 3d. common to
choice mixed So 0u3 40. choice assorted So 3oas3 iO
light S3 Iv4<3 35 s. soGS3 3d. Shcep-Receipts
5000 head: market steady Inferior to choice $2GS3 '
lambs So 25n$5.
National stock Yards. St, Louis Dec. 5-Catte-Rc-
cepts IiGI head. market steady Native steers 81 7J9
81 ~: native cows So 20. Ilogs-Receips. 3.i70 head
81 scass ls heavy 81 soass 20 shceepwReceprs. 800
head. market steady.
East Liberty Doe 5--catre-Markst steady: extra
as 2c far $, sods, oo comnon s. 5casS g. Common
% good Rat bulls and &ds3: he'fcra 81 50Si fresh
SSTs Sp. %su s.a spF1sss e @ 0,n. ssaf
as, IS: heavy hogs 81 aoaS i6 good roushs 81 75sS
g 70 shssp,Mar.; .,eaay urine s. sodsa o.
culls 5OcasI: choice lambs 81 iOis5 common to fai,
lanbs 81 I5as4 x: veal calves 81 5OasG ''''
m @ Gy 81 oMsG psT r1 q s % aH ss% head b @
20 22is: heavy. 81 og$3 20; pigs 81 soQs3 o.. Cate-
Buffalo. Dec. 5.-Catte-Recepts for the last twenty
four hours 2cs4 head total for week thus 7ai
2.6s4; to New-York 1.76i; sale 20. Market opened
slow but feeling steady and unchanged closed easy
stock for export Caves hrm and steady Sheep and
head total for week thus far IL 7Oo for tho same time
last feek 5000 consigned through. COO: to New-york
opened and closed steady and UNCHANGED. Prime lambs
81 a0dsS; good TO choice 81 50as4 IS: common lambs
easier At 50 5"ast Sheep steady good mixed
Canada lambs 81 2oas4 90: Canada sheep 81 25Qss 35
Hogs-ReceIpts for the last twentyfour hours. ii 3cO
head; total for week thus far 1900 FOR the same tim.
500; sale i2 900 including II that were late ana
not included in above Market opened closed lower
s. Is; stays 81 250s2 IS ''' '"'' ''"S"' - ''S
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec 5 (SpecaD.-Wheat recovered about half
Friday. the last prices being lec over last
nights. \ cash business was reported, ZupVo
bush most OF by Lobrkc and intended Tor New YORK
There an idea Gotham December shorts have bought
this grain 10 n sales made Cews. In addition
10 ,hs cash there large clearances
and astonish,nely strong cables Liverpool
responding the bad break here FRIDAY came
from the Argentine OF damage 10 wheat from heavy rams
Anotho~ cable ~ opinion 81 the best
Argentine crop would not be any larger
than last when the surplus was only lOrNUD bush
A Manitoba message said Ogilvie its big miller. had en-
gagged the Montreal to April for Australia nour
shipments Wheat charters tonight put at 10000
days. Northwestern receipts were ftJ cars
covering OF shorts particularly Of those short no which
had been put Friday There great trade on
either side Indeed this lack Of trade WAS the damper
tho market. The price got over cali figure and
closed just about calls
corn was slow keeping within &c range and closing
us; at Fridays figures May sold from 26.c TO &c and
cased nj sdoGc Receipts showed increase 3a6
cars today with for Monday. There poor
shipping demand samples were re lower Cables were
nm hanged. seaboai ciearances bush.
ports for the week showed largo falling or from the
week prevlous TGs 900 bush against 100000 bush
Argentine shipments double last years LASS 900
hush The trade slow. the best selling being credited
IN Armour presumably against cribhei grain.
Oats acted about did, MAY selling between 2iSc
ard olitT?i'.c and closing at 2lrn2lsc. There was
s,ne Increase receipts. PCS cars. with lS7 es
mated for Monday Samples UNCHANGED. the pit
trade was featureess. The shipping demand better
f1r
Large hor receipts caused decline IN provisions SC to
7sc on pork and 2ac TO SC ribs and lard Prcee at
the yards weak anc ioc lower The receipts 3"o
1000 than expected Packers continue bearish
ON the curb 'rur' May wheat closed at s0isc
'cals" sSLc puts on May corn 26hc calls" 26hc
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
Wheat hi
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Now-York. December 5, /;


COTTON-The market closed quiet and steady with
net gain OF to points Total sales 1i4Go0 bales
The highest prices active months showed gain o. 10
points yesterdays closing The closing prices were
az the lowest of the There considerable realizing
toward tho close Liverpool much better than
expected and contracts closed with net decline OF only
to 17 points while they opened with loss OF points:
AID and sales OF 10000 bales good business for sat
urGay. There much outside trading in our mar
ket The statistical position is without material Change
II Is that receipts will be moderate this week.
figures them $50 900 bales Tho receipts at the ports
last week 26S 030 bales and last 2sf4 bales
The receipts az New-Oreans Monday estimated at
$4,000 1900 bales. against % 40 day last week
and 6129 last year. Receipts at Houston Monday are
estimated $500 $500 bales against 5ts same day
last week and SAP last Receipts at the prncpal
Interior points to-day as follows: Aueusta. G4I
bales against 239 day las, week and oS last year
Memphis. 3.1SS. against 3GJ2 and 25iO ST. Louis 1c2
against l567 and I0o0 Houston 2i2 against TO- Ol and
416 The reports The Financial Chronicle received
up Friday evening indicate that rain has fallen IN most
districts OF the South during the week and that at sons
points the precipitation has heavy The temperature
II degrees below freezing. and the severe weather has
stopped almost all farm work Picking has been virtually
completed in all but few districts. There came into
sight during the week 36l 634 bales against $3.50! bales
cember 4949 23i bales. against $500 coo the COZ
responding time Inst The increase IN the total in
sight compared with last year is 1ossG3i bales The
visible supply is 63. so bales than IL was
the time last year. but 4lI&5 bales less than IN
1894 and 845 0i5 bales less than IN 1898 The iola visible
supply Of cotton is 3s139 bales against 10? last
year, 235 ss4 1894 and 4l63O24 In 1892 The toa.
Opening. and close to-day and closing bids the
previous night last follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

- Nev-York. December 8. 1904
BfT-vEs-Rsceip,s "a carr, III head. all consigned
feeling weak city dressed befsles slow 6isa9.c
70 i.aes, cahe, ron Lon n and Liverpool guoied
American seers SOW 9.4iOc light wrgher re,rige
ior beef weak a. ''rgs.r per 'b i've she,p du 80
NC. dressed weight. Top price Glasgow for cattle
Ht.c. shipments day IN th- Campauia or Liverpool
~S quarters - hcNf. the Manitoba London. $50
,.ine md $50 quarters ot beef. in the Francsco
Hun lJ' cattle. 20 morrow 200 catt.. on The Michigan
London and leI cattle the Exeter Ciiy Brsto..
cAlNEs-Rec-o.s IL head. and about ~ head sale.
Feeling duh \ few common and medium yclls sold at
duh 1i"zc for vea;s .ac for country
dr-sse 4iC;'s; for s calves. and 4o5o for dressed
grasses
salcs-s. Judd Co: II venl, 10, 10 average at Sc
II. r. Hollis: II ves.s. iii n. At 81 70. srassers 2o
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receip,s. 10 cars, 1921 head.
and therc - sale. Demand slack FOR both
sheep ana lambs prices 0gi5o lower Eighteen cars
sell late hour. Common 10 good sheep sold
So . .3 - per loo NJ: fair choice lambs 81 C2.g
S. TO- de'k Of extra state lambs s. - So CInalian
lambs sold Nominal quotations 81 s5Q$J Dressed NUT
weak a; A. 4a6sc. choice DO 7c dressed lambs
salSs-Iure Mullen: 2os s;ato lamb. &c 10 average
at So 10 PEI 100 10. 23c Western d.. 3 +. ct 81
s. Judd CO. l35 State lambs. >Ntra. 50 n. IS -
2,O Bufalo do. ~ IL. So 80 73 b - sra l0l
Kentucky sheep 30 10 AZ 50 20. 81 Inisna do, 81 ~
$: 90: - 10 ~ 50 30 10 Pennsylvania 90. 81
at 81 *: 3J 30. 1876 N. 50 -.
Collins: ~ rennsl lvania lambs. II 10 a. 81 10 ii
PENNSYLVANIA sheep. 1o2 ~ at s. -.
= Sanders lsG Pennsylvania lamns. coarse. ~ NJ
81 go - Kentucky sheep rs o at 81 70 "a do lo5 H.
d Mci'hcrson q Co: liJ Buralo lambs 20 ~ a, 81:
III Kentucky sheep. I04 No. at So l2s 2o5 do * H.
HoGs-Recelpts 30 cars 4ssi head. A deck Of
dressed weak at 4d6isc per N.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
DANCES AND THEATRICALS.
OPENING OF THE SEASON OF THE STUDENTS
THIS WEEK.

OPENING OF THE SEASON OF THE STUDENTS
THIS WEEK
The Students will open their eighth with a
dance. TO be held at the Majestic December o.
The patronesses are Mrs. John Elderkin Mrs.
Theodore Sutro. Mrs. Amelia Hefferman. Mrs.
George Hervey Smith. Mrs. Archibald Turner. Mrs:
Asa AIling Alling. Mrs. Jacob p. Miller Mrs Min
thorne T. Brundage. Mrs. Cord Meyer, Mrs. Henry
Arlington. Mrs. Joseph N. Collins. Mrs. Stephen r
Pinckney Mrs Joseph Cornell and Mrs. Louise NJ.
ewart
The opening dramatic performance will be given
ct Carnegie Lyceum December IT, The enter
tainment will consist OF Sydney Grundy's three-act
farce SNOWFALL" to be preceded by curtain-rsser
called silence" Miss Maud Farwell Bliss. George
Totten Smith, Powhatan r. Robinson Raymond
q Smoot, Walter d. Wheeler. William c. Ayres.
Miss Emelie Marc Gambler. Miss Lille B. Henry
and Miss Adeline Rice Robinson will take part in
tho plays.
HURT. president; Frederic N. Collins. honorary
vice-president: George G. Turner and 8. Le Mar
Quand. vice-presidents: r. G. Reese. treasurer; p.
r. Robinson, secretsry: George T. Smith. stage
Wheelsr, o. c. Pinckney. George E. Tanse John
Frick. John A. Mccaw. George W. coyne and J.
The mcmbership. Of the club numbers nearly 200,
emong whom are L. Armstrong. William {: Ayres.
sas1 Young Ss"ehe M 1SyB
Brooks Miss Agnes Biggam, Frederic Norris Col
Inns. David Chapman Louis Casper, Joseph Church.
~ s. I: Casper: Or: Carter Cole. Up Curtis:
81 Clark. Thomas Dougherty. H: c. Daniel. Mrs.
A. Dodge Robert pssrnerg Mrs Villar 1l;,,h Dodge
and Mrs. Sinclair T. Hunting, Mrs. B. Henry; Miss
Carrie Helmsteller, Miss Julia N. Liliard Miss J.
ess eeis 4 Miss Sae fiorencs @ Siiisr: T. Murray. r
~. and Nrs. J. p. Miller. Frank McGovern. Miss
deneeal Brooks Postley. Mis-. Frances Proctor. Or.
q O. Reese Gilbert A; Robbins, g: 7; Smith. DR.
kns, Mrs. Archibald Turner. Victor Van Shaick.
W d: Wheeler. James Wsllman Joseph = WelieE'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
BISHOP KEANE's DEPARTURE.
HE SAILS FOR ROME ON HIS DOUBLE Mio-
sION-FAREwELLS AT THE PIER

Arnocv tho nassengers on board the steamer La
Bretasne which sailed for Havrc YESTERDAY was
Bishop Keane. formerly rector OF the Ca''io ~
versity He goes to Rome on the douoie 'i'''o,' "
consulter TO the Propaganda and the congresauois
Of Sacl ed Studies. A large number or pries's anu
.,.,.- n.rsona, frends including delegations from
most Of the principal cities. were at the pier u 'u
the Bishop farewell ,,.,
Among the Bishops friends present was Father
Sylvester Malone. of Brooklyn. who SAID
"Bishop Keane goes 10 Rome with knowleoso
and love of America unsurpassed by any other ay-
man or clerxy.nsn in this country. He VIII repre-
sent in Rome Catholic America TO its fullest exteh.
Nobody can love the Republic as he does He Is
truly representative man. In sixty years no ono
has gone to Rome who understands American III
stitutions as Bishop Keane does
As Bishop Keans climbed the gangplank three
hearty cheers were given for him by the assemoied
crowd the pier Bishop Keane responded oy & ,als,
ing his hat waving 1t IN the air. and snoutins' eoo
bless American
Mrs Kate O'Connor, Of Brooklyn. tho BISHOPS
cousin was the pier He greeted her anec'ioha'eS
and bade her farewell. .
The delegation from Washington was composed OF
United States Pension Commissioner d. J. Mur-
ply. General Vincent. General Morgan. beian,y
Storer tho Rev. DR.. Thomas Shahan OF the CathoNo
University: United States Senator w. n Roach. OF
North Dakota. United States Senator Thomas H.
Carter, OF Montana: the Very Rev. Dr. Garrisan
vice-rector Of the Catholic University: DIT. a. D.
Faust Of ST. Johns College, the Rev. Brother "a
brician. president Of ST. Johns College; tho rev
Dr. Stafford OF st. Patrick's College: the Kew. Johh
Gloyd, pastor Of St. Patricks Church. ana the NOV
James Mackin. of ST; Paul,s Church, s.r.d with
Father Goyd and 3 Eather pSetsxne Maskn Sa''eo
The New-York delegates were Major Kelly, Ma a.
1or Byrne General OBeirne CommistloeP os ,bs Port:
the Rev A. p Doyle and the Rev. Walter Eiilott'
Of the Church of the Paust Fathers. .rA.,as
Brother James Brother Justin, Brother ihoinas f.
and Brother Bemond. Of the Manhattanr ,a n,.i,
tute were also present as were Fatner uhoi,ia ma
Father Kesser Of New-York sh1M the Keane ses Sp0Ne
The Rev. Gerald Coughlin. Of the Chnrcn OF OF
Our Lady Of Mercy the Rev w McLauHhnn1, .hn 1,ey Ui
Felix Ward. Of st. Josephs Retreat bai''more'
were also present. -, ,. 4,
In the few days Bishop Keane will remain IN
Paris he will be tho guest OF the Ord.r OF St.
Sulpice of which he is member A,ter &c
reaches Rome he will remain at the Minerva
Hotel until he shall be comfortably settled in DIS
permanent home there.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

Market closed quiet and steady at 10 points net ad
vance compared with yesterdays closing prices Trans
terrible notices. 7.30 total Gales $4,000 bales Spot cot
ton quiet unchanged Sales. lo5 bales Ell spinning
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahles-Spot cotton
easy. Sales OO0 bales. Speculation and export 1900
bales: American. 10000 bales; receipts 10000 bales all
American Middlng upland. 4hd. Futures steady. buy
36Ad Decline closed steady. to Ia points net de-
cline. January February i072s; February March. 4oIs
March April 4O7s April-Nay 407b: MayJune 4o7iss:
JuneJuy. 40Ss JuyAugust. 4Ost3s: August September
4O6i[s; December. 410i.b: December-Januarv 40Siss
COFFEE-There nothing in the foreign advices 10
stimulate tho market. Havre closed unchanged while
Hamburg closed from unchanged 10 u point net advance
There comparatively little coffee for sale. and the
local bulls advantage Of the situation and atempei
to prices Thirty points were paid 10 exchanee
1000 bags January for 100 December 1897 and 80 bags
December sold 50 IS for 1897 Tho bulls got in some
good work toward the close and prices were advanced IN
I'll the final figures showed net gain of - 10 p pon'
with sales Of IL $50 bags The Rio cable reports Rio no
exchange standard 10S20o: exchange 95-l6d; RIO
receipts aooo bags Rio clearances for United state.
quiet santos receipts 90 900 bags: Santos Tolo
exchanges reported above 10 points paid 10
exchange 90 haFs Angus, for 30 December 1891 and
250 December 80 s and 500 January az 50 40 sold to-
gether: $50 March and 80 MAY exchanged even
The Street market much frner for Brazilian coffee
and 1900 bags Rio No spot sold at 10c. and that
quotation the close Of the market, with Rio
spot quoted 9i5c This improvement. largely IN
sympathy with the strength displayed by contracts. Mid
coffee quiet but steady.
The following shows the highest, lowest and closing
prices to-day contracts:
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. g. ! p. m.--Beef-Exra India mess
Arm NJ s7s Cd prime firm at 47s Cd. Pork-Prime
mess Western fine dull at ass 81: do medium dull at
Ais "a Hams-Short cut. about II tn 10 ~ steady at
AS Bacon-Cmbcrland cut ebou 2s TO 80 n steady at
20 81 n steady 2ss 81: long
clear rnddles light about - rs ~ steady Mt
long clear mIddles about 40 TO AZ 10 steady 2
about ~ TO so No. steady at
2Gs bellies about IL 10 - ~ steady at s Shout
drrs Ghou, IL 10 II H. firm at eos Lard-Prme West
ern spot dull 2is ca. checse-Amercan finest wh!to
and c,lorcd steady at sis Tallow-Prme city duh Mt
iss Cd Cotonseed oilIvcrpool refined dull 15s 0d
SPIRITS Of turpentne steady at eos Ga. whea-No red
winter no stock No Northern steady at 4s lid
Corn-Mxed Western spot old steady at - ii%d: De-
cember firm at 2s isd January nrm at IS losd Febru
ar firm al Is iOkd Flour-St Louis fancy winter dull
at os Cd. Hops at London-Paciac Coast steady at
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
THE SCORCHER SAVED A LIFE.

A remarkable instance OF "scorching." by means
Of which little life was saved; came to light tho
other day. Little eleven year-old Grace McHenry
was lying Ill with typhoid fever at her parents
home. No. 160S South Thlrteenth-st. When the doc
tor called Friday he found her In very critical
condition Hastily writing out prescription. he
said It could only be filled at certain Chestnut-st
drug store and the little girl must haye II In twen-
~ minutes or she would die. Robert McCurdy. a
well-knokn bicycle rider. was at the house. and vol
unteered to get the medicine there in time. Ho
started OF on his wheel. and although pursued by
several bicycle policemen. he escaped them oil. had
the prescription filled, and was back at the house
again In eleven minutes. The little patient A$ last
accounts was doing well
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
BOSTON WOO LMARKET

Boston. Dec 5.The Boston Commercial Bulletin says
Of the woo market THE sales Of the ZIG COO
70 domestic. and o9too ID foreign asans, 900 ID
domestic and 102 900 n foreign last week.
Ii domestic and $50 n foreign for the week
year The salcs to date show decrease Of 37l3 1853
s.me tine 1905 The receipts to date show decrease
OF 143.401 bales domestic and 1873 20 bales foreign
Ten big buyers are out Of the market ard the smaller
NILS have not yet sufficient orders to Justify their buying
much wool. Wool In elishtiy tba ago.
ard ntherc not likely to be in the price
OF new heavyweight wool goods being opened The
seaes OF the week are mostly Australian Oregon and Ter
rs1y wo1s a. inc o;d r.tss Coarse Woo! vas scarce
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Dec. 6.-Cotton steady; middling re- low
mddlns 7c good ordinary 6sc: receipts 74p baies.
Great Britain. 4C63: France 7oi0: 10 the
Continent 2s27 sales 1G06: spinners 81 stock 1c
Norfolk. Dec. 5.--Cotton steady: mlddiing I 8-l0c:
low mddng l51oc: good ordinary. 6sc net receipts
432l bales exports coastwse. c630 sales. 1927: stock
1894. ''
New Orleans Dec. b.-cotton quiet: good middiIns.
TIC: middling. Bloc: low mdding 7c good ordinary
6Nc net receipts 1886 bales 1860: exports to
Great Britain, 145s: TO the Continent 81: coastwise
Savannah Dec. 5.-Cotton steady middiing. e1sc low
middlng 6%c: receipts. 2947 bales; sales 1s0: stock
i31, $50.