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The Penn's Grove record., 1897-06-25

Princeton University has conferred
the title of LII. D. on ex-President
Cleveland. j.. L. j. stands for Lost
Leading Democrat.
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Pennsylvania Railroad summer Elk
cursiOn Route Hook.
TnE Mosr CoMrLErr pupL1cA.

IHE MOST COMPLETE PUBLICA-
TIoN OF ITS KIND.
On June l the Passenger Department
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
issued the 1897 edition of its Summer
excursion Route Book. This work is
designed to provide the public with
short descriptive notes of the principal
Summer resorts of Eastern America,
with the routes for reaching them, and
the rates of fare. There are over four
hundred resorts in the book to which
rates are quoted, and over fifteen hun
dred different routes or combinations
OF routes. 1t Is compiled with the ut
most care, and altogether is the most
complete and comprehensive handbook
OF Summer travel ever offered to the
public.
Its 2l9 pages are inclosed in a hand
some and striking cover, in colors. Sew
eral maps, presenting the exact routes
over which ticket ore sold, are bound
IN the book. 1t is also profesely illus
trated with llne half tone CO Of seen
cry along the lines of the lsylyanIa
railroad and elsewhereAA
Any doubt as to whey Summer
shoui De passed will h led after
a careful examlnaeiop< contents
OF this publication.
On and after June / it MA be nro.
cured at any Pennsylvania Railroad.
ticket office at the nominal prid il ten
cents, or, upon application to f.c zen.
eral office, Broad Street stftion, by
mail for t4ent%cents.
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County Of Salem.

County OF Salem.
Gentlemen: We the undersigned, Com
mittee of your body, having examined the
above report of J. Forman Sinnickson,
Treasurer Of the Surplus Fund, and having
also examined the securities, bonds and
vouchers named in said report, we do here
by report that we have found the same in
all respects correct.
PETER L. SMITH,
JAMES W. CARL, Committee.
CHAs. Z. ATKINSON,
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SURPLUS REVENUE.

"A NNUAL REPORT of J. FoRMAN SIN
ANICKsoN, Treasurer of the Surplus Rev.
enue Fund of Salem County, for the year
ending May 10th, 1887.
DR..
The bonds, mortgages and judgments Of
the Surplus Fund are as follows:
J. c. Belden, May 21st, 1868,
Gudgm't) 1890 90
6. d. English, Nov. s6th, 1881,
(mort'g.) 200 90
Bond IA and 10 Board of Education
City of Salem, 5 per cent. 1000 90
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Aims HOUSE.

Smith Bilderback, Treasurer, in account
with Salem County Aims House trustees,
settlement May 4th, 1897:
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Write your name al
card, send 1t to Coin Publ
Washington boulevard, on
copy of THE PATRIors'l
mailed to you.
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/ Fees Of hoard, March meeting
! c II SinnicksOn, one mo. salary
, Fees Of hoard, April meeting
| J w Acton, one quarter salary
} o II SinnicksOn, one mo. salary
) Fees OF board May meeting.
) j r Sinnickson, clerk y Solicitor
} Richman Coles, Co. Collector
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postal
'hpany, 362
a a sample
IN win be
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We the undersigned, q committee appointed
to audit the accounts OF the County Collector
report that they have xamined the receipts
and vouchers Of said Collector and find them
correct.
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SCHOOLS.

Robt Gwynne, supt. l ar salary $3.50 90
j Filter. Co, Examiner IL so
,Jaauette 10 90
State Treas, State School Tax 1914 II
School order No 20-State appro.
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$500 90
Total, $36, 7O7 IA
Received during year:
Balance on hand at last settlement, .93

Feb. Amt. of English mortgage,
August Nittinger, to Nov. 90, '97, 12 90
March 12AInt. on Bonds IA & Is,
Board of Education, 100 90
May 15-Int, on Certificate 81, 80 90
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01
FOR BfEAcH OF PROMISE.
Arthur S. Meicher's Suit AGAINST
Mrs. Hadiey, the Bride of San
Dieqo Hotel Man.

LEWISTON. Me, Sept. 30-The trial OF
the breach OF promise case of Arthur S.
Melcher of Auburn VS.. Mrs. Louise NJ.
Hadley, the bride of the wealthy hotel
proprietor, w. E. Hadley, of San Diego,
CAL, was begun in the Supreme Court at
Auburn tnis forenoon. There was a large
and fashionable company present in the
courtroom. Mr.. Melcher is welI-known
and prominent local business man. a
widower and about so years old. Mrs.
Hadley, who is younger, is the daug ghter
of the late Hon. J. Dingley of Auburn and
a cousin of Congressman Dingley, author
of the Dingsey bill.
Mr. Melcher says in his declaration
that Mrs. Hadley promised on January l,
1897, to become his wife on June s; that
i'm ediately prior to that date she was
indisposeo, and the date was continued
to June %. but that on July l she married
w. E. Hadley of San Diego. Cal, WE'LL
known Western hotel man, whom she
met at Poland Springs several years ago.
He claims damages III $25 600.
His Honor, Judge Emery, requested
that the loud work on the county build
ing repairs be suspended. He also issued
orders to the effect that the great crowd
must be restrained and that good de-
meanor would be necessary.
There was absolute quietness when the
first case of its kind ever lried before the
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01
TAMMANYS SLATE MTAcT.
Men Nominated for Officers of Greater
New York and the Free-SilYer
Issue Ignored.

NEW YORK, w, Sept. 30.-The Dem.
candidates for officers of Greater New
York; Mayor Robert a. Van Wyck of
Manhattan; Comptroller, Bird S. Color OF
Brooklyn; President OF the Council, Jacob
Rupert Jr. OF Manhattan.
The ticket had been agreed upon by the
Tammany executive com mittee before the
convention met, and the delegates simply
ratified the choice of the leaders. Tne
platform makes no reference 10 the Chi
cago platform, William J. Bryan or free
silver. 1t favors home rule and repeal Of
the Raines law and other restrictions on
personal liberty, and demands dollar gas
and municipal ownership of franchises.
The nominations evoked disapproyal
rather than enthusiasm in the convention
hall
Richard Croker did not attend the con-
vention. John G. Sheehan was loudly
cheered when he appeared. MIR. Sheehan
called the convention to order and noni-
mated Congressman Amos j. Cummings
for temporary chairman.
Having carried out the instructions on
the slate the convention adjourned at
IL :04 o clock.
RoUert A. Van Wyck, the candidate for
Mayor, was born in this city forty-nine
years ago, and his family has been here
for some two centuries. He was gradu-
ated rom the New York Law School in
1872. Joined Tammany, lett it to 60 into
the County Democracy. then went hack
to the old organization. He was elected
to lusticeship In the City Coart in 1889.
Now he Is presiding Judge of the City
Court.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01
DISABLED CONDITION OF DOCKS
Startling State of Timber Structures
Owned by tie Government to
Be kemedied.
BE kemedTed,

NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. 3o.-A special
meeting of the naval dock board was
called to-day at the Brooklyn Navy-yard
to consider the reports as to the disa bled
conditions of all but one of the tim ber
structures owned by the Government A
complete examination has revealed the
above startling condition, and the only
exception is the tim GER dock in Puget
Sound. AS the timber docks practically
do all the work of the navy, the stone
structures being used for the smaller
vessels, the department. regards the exist
ing conditions with considerab bic a pre-
hension, and il will be The duty of The
dock board to report on the subject and
suggest the best way for repairing the
docks.
None of the members of the board
would talk for publication to-day, bat it
is understood that an estimate of The cost
of repairs, together with the recommended
tion to proceed at once with the work, will
be forwarded at once to the department.
Commodore Bunce, the commandant of
the station, is president of the board.
En- ineerS have estimated that it will
cost at least $500C COO 10 put the tim ber
docks in condition, and the dock board is
expected to recommend that this money
he spent on the structures at New York,
League Island, Norfolk and Port Royal.
There is a separate appropriation for dock
at the Brooklyn yard.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01
NAME EVERETT
FOR GOVERNOR
National Democrats of
Massachusetts, Meet
in Convention.
Pointed Declaration in the
Platform Relating to the
Currency.
Free Coinage of Silver at 16 to /
Said to Be Destructive to All
Public interests.

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 1.-The State
Convention of the National Democracy
(Gold parity assembled in this city to-day.
Moorfeld Storey was the permanent
chairman. His speech upon his assuming G
the gavel was in large part review OF the
tariff legislation of the last Congress and
of the currency question. 1t also gave ex-
preston to unaltered opposition to the
platform of the Chicago National Demo.
cratic Convention.
When nominations were in order for
Governor delegate presented the name
OF Gamaliel Bradford. 1t received no sec
ond, and DR.. William Everett was nom-
mated by acclamation.
The full ticket nominated was as follows:
Governor, DR.. William Everett.
Lieutenant Governor, James E.. Cotter
Treasurer and Receiver General, Horace
P. Tobey.
Auditor, Harry Douglas.
Attorney General, William McClenich.
The platform as adopted contains the
following declaration regarding the cur
rency:
We adhere to and insist upon the main
tenance of the present gold standard. We be-
leve that the free coinage of silver Mt a ratio
OF TO 10 l, when the present commercial ratio
Is nearly 40 TO !, would be destructive to the
interests OF wage-earuers, of depositors in saw
lngs banks, OF the insured, of the veterans and
OF the Whole people. We believe that the pay
ment OF debts, public or private, in dollars of
less intrinsic value than those in while h they
were contracted is dishonorable and dis
honest. Therefore, we 1eaffirm our allegiance
10 the financial principles which guided Jeffer.
son, Jackson and Cleyeland-thet it is the sole
function OF the Federal Government in none
taIy matters to- provide standard of value
ana 10 coin metallic money, every dollar of
wnicn snail be OF equal intrinsic value; that
nothing but this coined money shall be legal
tender, ana that the Government shall not
carry on banking business
We demand that some safe plan be adopted
whereby our legal tender paper, silver and
silver certificates, snail be Withdrawn and a
banking system under proper control be es-
tablshed, through which adequate banking
facilities may be furnished TO all sections OF
the country.
We believe that currency based upon husi-
ness assets and issued upon proper safeguards
responds automatically to the necessities of
OF exchange IN those sections where /. is most
the employment of American labor.
The platform declares Tor revenue only
and for the abolition of all duties which
tend to create and maintain monopoIies
and trusts, demands the extension of the
principle OF civil service reform to all post
offices, TO the consular service and within
the State to municipal offices.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01
SEASATIOSL SLL PACING,
In The Last HoTf Bessie Bonehin Goes
In 100 better.


TERRE HAUTE, IND, Sept. 30-There
was sensational racing here Today. and
some OF the finishes were spectacular. In
tn second heat Of the free for all pace
Bessie Bonehill paced the last halt in 100
or better. She broke on the first turn and
at the half was fifth, back of Lorraine, the
favorite.
Bessie and Lottie came under the wire
so close together that the judges called it
a dead heat Lotiie's official time for the
last half was 1:01M and a mum Der of
timers cauEht Bessie in a minute or less
The 2:05M for Lottie Lorraine lowered
the record Ior pacing mares q of a second.
She and two others had held the old record.
Bessie BonehilPs bad breaks in the subse.
quent heats made Sherman Clay winner
of the race.
The average time of the twenty-five
heats to-day was less than 2:11 and makes
a new record for meeting In that respect.
Results:
2:03 race, purse $4,000 Unfinished wcdnes.
day., Giles Moves on. Ananias second, Planet
ird Bes. time, 2:06
2:14 trot, urse $1,000 Diminished Wecnes-
day, Little Ed Ear won, Captain JACK second
Couu ess Eve third. Best time, . :09I<
2:16 pace, purse $1,000, Helen won Name
sec 'td, Light Star tnird Besttime 2IOI%
2:25 trot purse $1,000. Red Bee won r 1h.r rC
second, All Day third. Bet time. 2:15ll
Free-for-all pace, rurse $500, Lottie ior-
rainc won. Second was dead heat between
Loitie Lorraine and Bessie BonehilI, Best
time. 2 :053I
2:1S tfo,-But one heat was gone, Captain
Hanks winning it in 2 :1614. Porter second.
Espy Boy third.
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7 URF IRE Ms.
BOOknlaker t@'"r loun0 Contng Ia
California This Winfer.

California This Winfer.
a string of fifteen horses. owned by the
weiI-known Western pJokmakeT. Caesar
Young, will arrive at Emeryville track
to-day. MIR. Young booked at New Or
leans last winter and quit $25, 900 .oser. sc
decided to try his luck in California this
winter.
Duke and WIsbard and ]. ]. McCafferIy
have male liberal entries in California
Jockey Club stakes. McCafferty is hard
to guess, but is the owner of several good
horses, among them the fast FLY Kitefoot,
IuIl sister to the sensational WINGED Foot.
John Humphrey, the bookmaker, will
ship Little Crinpi-, Chartreuse. Petrarca
and Roxey Murphy to Los Angeles TO
take part in the meeting at that place
next month.
Whi.e IN st. Lonis Jockey Johnny
Weber purchased the four-year- old geld
ing Terrier. q son of Renown. He will
arrive here with Barney Schrei ber' s string
Of horses.
Flora Louise, which covered six fur
longs in 1:l2I at Harlem track Yesterday,
now holds circular track record.
Digs and O'Connell both ran the dis
tance in 1:l2I.
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ARRIVAL OF THE RUSH.
The Revenue Gutter Brings Four
of the Crew CT the Wrecked
SChOOner Huen 9me.

The revenue cutter Richard Rush. Can
tain w, II. Roberts In command, from ST..
Michael. reached port yesterday morning.
She brought down with er four of the
wrecked crew of the Hueneme, which
went to pieces on Unimak Islam on Sep
tember Z. The men were Emil Johnson.
first mate; John Larsen. second mate, and
Daniel Headman and Nils Caroliuson or
Nilsson, seamen. The men report terrible
experience, and it is principally to
the bravery of Caroliuson that they owe
their lives. The Hueneme struck on the
rocks at Seal Head on the night of the 7th,
ind when it became known that the vessel
would go to pieces, Caroliuson volunteered
10 atte mpt TO SWIM ashore. lying a | fe-
line about MN, be plunged over the shi p's
side and struck out for the rocky coast.
After brave battle with the waves he
reached land exhausted, and making fast
the line The crew was soon transferred
from the sinking boat to the barren coast
There they remained until the 10Th, when
the oar men brought down by the Rash
resolved TO put to sea in their boat in the
hope of being picked up by some passing
steamer. This they did, and after being
Tossed about for four days in an open boat
were sighted by the Alaska Commerc al
Company's steamer Dora. They were
taken on board and brought to Dutch
Harbor, where the Rush found them. The
men lost every ming but the Clothes Ihey
wore. The cutter Grant went out on the
evening of the 18th and took off the re.
naming members OF the crew from Uni
max Island.
Tie Rush brought news of the Sc eaIinc
heei, and following are the catches made
t,v different vessels, as reported bv ner
Victoria 776. Annie E. Paint 1893. Teresa
100. Elsie 2l5, ST. Lawrence I99 J. Eppln-
ger 443, Triumph 1900, Ainoko 924, Dora
seward 1854, E. B. Marvin 973. Zilnh Nav
i6o, Enterilrise 50S. City OF San Diego 402
Beatrice 56l, Mary Taylor 565.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01

Androscoggin Supreme Court cor
ln this case two of Auburn's best-tnoenl noeu.
reople are the contestants. Thai ~ 1noM u';i1 "a
be bot light from beginning to end Iti. has
been assured. anG the people who aSearo' las
bic out OF curiosity will listen to an ahir-
hand handled ed case, case. Hon. t George c. Wing Wing
acted act, as counsel ior r tie plaintiff. assisted
while John a. Morrill, viii apnear ior |r"tiu, tts
defendant. Only the pleiminaries wero tre
heard to-day, The first teetimony of i'm
portance coming up tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01
Harships for Central America.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. 30.-The
Navy Department will be well represented
In Central America psnding the Guate-
maian revolution. The Newark will trans
port the Nicaraguan Canal Commission to
Nicaragua, and will remain there for some
time, while the Alert, now at Acapulcp
has been ordered to Champerico. Thus
the United States will be represented by
nava vessels in both the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans on the coast of Central
America.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01
Gys Gus me Deci. on.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 30.-In a ten
round bout before the American Sporting
Club tonight Tommy Ryan of PhiladeI.
phIa was awarded the decision over Jack
McAuliffe of Brooklyn. the e,ired world S
Eghiweleht champion. They met al
catch weights. Ryan was down eight sec
onds in the seventh round.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01
The Big IerEes TeL.,coDs.

CHICAGO, I'LL, Sept. 50.-The formal
presentation of the big Yerkes telescope
10 the University of Chicago will take
place on October q. Men of science from
all parls of the United States and Europe
will be present. A conference lasting
three days. there will be addresses on as
Economical subjects.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

painful. swollen, smartlng feet and Instantly
lakes the sting out OF corns and bunons. It's the
greatest comfort dis over the age. Al ems
Fooi-Ease makes tteh fitting or shoes feel
easy. II is CERTAIN cure sweat ng. callous
anC hot, tired, ching feet. Try i TO-DAY. Sold
by all druggists and shoestores. By mail Tor 25c,
in stamps. rial package FREE. Address Allen
,. Omsted lie Roy, n. Y.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01

sia. Consumption AsthpA Brlgh,'s and all Kid
ney lis, ases, BLINDNESS Heart Disease, Diseases
OF the Throat, Cancer Tumors and Blood and
Sk Diseases Male ind fem lie naladies sue
% csssively ,l, treated anu cured Consultation free
once aqs Siay St wtr he may be eonsuitea at az
to II A. N, 80 10 < Z to 9 p II
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01
To Cure a Cold in one Dav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Drug
gists refund the money ii it fails 10 cure. 25c,*
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01
DETROIT, MICH, Sept. 3o-Results a
Windsor:

Six furlongs, selling, Majest ia won, Jim
Flood second, K third. Time, :153l
Five furlongs, selling. Black Will Won, Raw
mond second. Slsttery third Time, :O315
Six iur!Ongs. eiling Hur- Y Burly won, Gas
parone second, Lorrania third. Time, l:I4
Five and q half furlongs, Go To Bed won
Merry Glen second, Laverna third. Time,
l :OS14.
One mile, selling, lockwood won, Tutila
second, Backing Brush third. Time, 1:43.
Five turlongs, SpunweIl won, Simo d sec
ond Gypsy Prince third. Time, :023I
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01
DR.. COOK
SPECIALIST FOR MEN
065 Market St., San Francisco, Cal.
DIR. WONG WOO.

CHIN SE PHYSICIAN AID
y surgeon, graduate OF the post
famous medical college in Gina,
has pr ctieed his proFessiCI IN
san Francisco for over tienty
years with Ia. arN ed success Thou
sands OF patents testify 10 his
skill and knowledge. Natu,'s own
medicine Used. No miners. He :
cures, not attempts to cur, Rheu-
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01

BtTRtu
Earned runs-Brookiyns 2. Bostons 9. First base
on errOrs-Bostons ]. Left on bases Brook lyns
4. Buslons g. Base ballS-Of Dunn J, Off
hlobed M 2. Stru out-By X. OBJ dHnz 4. Three
base hit - kiobedanz Twob hiss-Lowe 2,
Stahl. Bergen, Sheckard. Sacrifice bit-Tenney.
Stolen base-~tahl. Double playR-Lowe and Ten
ney. KmbedanZ. Long and Tenney. Umpires-
kmsie and Lynch. Attendance 4UU0.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01

Seven furlOngs-
slew Hopper lO7 (Caywood), 8 to 5........
Tranby ll2 Knapp. 10 to ol.....:..........
Serena 106 q. Woods, to l............ .......s
Time, ] :27 Foreseen l04, sea Reober lO5
Travers l07, Trilby l04 and Necedah l04 also ran.
sFavorite
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-01

NEW YORK, " Y, Sept 3O.-The New
Yorks hill the bal when hits meant runs, and
tn us they won The second game of the closing
series from the Phillies. Both Seymour and
WheeIer were nit hard. The game was SLOW
and teatureless, except for he batting of La
Joie, Davis and Clark. Score:
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12

First Nighter-"The man who writes
the dramatic criticisms for your paper
does not know good play from bad
one" Editor--"I know it, but what can
we do? He is the only man on the staff
who is tall enough to see over the bon
nets"
"You say you have brought me here
to propose to me, but why do you want
to go through it so deliberately?' ''Well,
you see I've got friend in the kineto
scope line over there behind that tree
and promised to make the movements
slow and distinct. Now, all ready?"
] What became of that Samuels girl
5that Pottersby was flirting. with last
summer you mean that girl that
Pottersby thought he was flirting with!
She married him. - g.: 81 IS.
Blondy Catson never does things by
halves Butts .''Yet bet! He went
out the other day to have a tooth filled
and came back full a lover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET KEroNi,

New-fork jury o,,ostSad,v
corroN-1S-day.s cotton market has been usw With
raTsbls on the FRS, call the market was to i2
p5Ss: sSss 81 " ne c5s ssI
Of prices governed almost ekeius weakness was partly
aS S'st sa.S 0 Thn %as sSn
ner up the max as 70 market was
sns eded by American crop accounts ana .aS
the prevailing sentimen; In most s'1u a1sons were favor
ahje Locally the market has been very nervous "
easily nSeG s by SaI TsSssI anS from s' the
publication Of the weather bulletin ssy"ra points along
the Aastic Coast considerable rsaizin and .ns s
Sd s Gf me s' s.ss' was snrs
hiss beer ~ PS ny on Sar 1as ssa at
10 points with Total sales q iI XIV msSns
ddns us SG and %dds G Sass export .nd
!S sss bales bales s sHn Ssi'' The o'a sales Of
week We're bales 1t viii be remembered that Sat- s
rainfali in Texas elsewhere has not been sufficient
70 ara relief to any xe %ns eosons do
point considerable rainfall in Texas for some days
'S- days 'S efrecils break drought might easily
sosd relief in the next Week or two the market must
inevitably advance 70 wha, extent everything VIII , de
about fairly represents local sentiment and explains the
ss0 the p ass S ia s of
have been sold for export understood to DO at very full
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-spct cotton
sSpest 500: A@sii:an 5000 r:cep!s. 1000 American
zoe mIddling uplands 7-s2d Futures quiet LAG
@ d'Sa s:ss s1'y ss'y hay ESss
Marct-Apr1- 357i.s: Aprl-May. 35s.s; July. 40hs;
July-Augus; 4oas: Augus,-sep,smhe <o5As september
October. ~ v; October November. $685. November De
cemher S57txs; Decembe-Jsnuary. 356b. Manchester
Yarns dull Cioths-Orders at low limits.
Spot Southern markets. mddling quoted, was
follows: Galveston quiet at 1l-l6c New-Orieans
steady at 11-16c sales. 100 bales. Mobile quiet at
TIC: sales 50 bales Savannah Arm 11c: sales. 1861
bales Norfolk firm sales. bales Memphis steady
1%c $50 bales. steady 11tc; sales
32s bales Louis steady INC. Charleston steady
q. Ts.a1%c: GALES. 80 bales. Wilmington firm at nc
Baltimore nominal SIC Augusta quotations were
marked up NC and Charleston hGkc.
The range Of contract prices folows