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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
IN the Register


SistersviIle. w. Va, April 1.-The
clear and pleasant sunshiny weather
plays a most important part in the de-
velopment of the oil business ana no"
that we are blessed with fair proper
ton Of the good weather which is SO
necessary for the getting of the roads
in shape for travel, the revival of bust
ness is something wonderful. Inc
roads leading in all directions are get"
ting in very good shape and If they are
kept busy as they have in the past
thew will be in first class condition. ana
then the operators will have no excuse
for not branching out and seeking
deposit in remote sections, and from
what we can learn on the subject at
present they do not intend to stultlly
themselves but are intending TO drill
in every conceivable spot that gives any
indication whatever of being worth
drilling. Then again the indications
are that the advance agent OF pros
neritv" has by some means started the
price Of the crude article on the up
ward grade and if he keeps the price
going in that direction any length OF
time there will be an enormous amount
of drilling done, not only in fields ad-
iacent but all over the State.
Over in the Benwood field the Fisher
Oil Company have started rig on the
d. Bunnell farm and will be ready to
commence spudding by tomorrow or
next day. This well is situated to the
north of the late Hummel well and will
be watched by the talent on account OF
..rI o.~a Ion
The Henry Oil Company have no
doubt a dry hole on the southwest cor
ner of the Henderson farm, but Will
drill it to the third pay and see if they
cannot make it producer. Their Col
vert well is showing up good for a well
and is steaming considerable gas.
Out in the Elk Fork field develop
ment goes on nicely, and this morning
Boyd Bros. and Henderson, who have
the contract for the drilling Of the
I,oWery farm for the Work Bros. and
Fisher. commenced the rig and will be
ready to commence spudding by the
last of the week.
Nichols and Huling are putting in the
Ga casing in their Woods No. 1.
Queen. Rauch & Co. are preparing for
the sinking of the Ga in their well on
the Church lot tomorrow, and Treat
& Crawford the 10 inch in their Haw
kins hole, and Nichols & Huling the
10 inch in their Woods No 2.
AS the mail carrier was coming over
the river this morning after the mail
he noticed flames emerging from the
large boiler house belonging to Hazlett
Bros. on the Stewart farm. and by
the time he reached the West Virginia
side of tn eriver the entire building had
been eaten up by the devastating
flames. The loss will amount TO sew
eral hundred dollars and will have TO
be entirely rebuilt, making another
outlay of a large amount Of money
necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
MISS JENNIE SMITHS MEETINGS.

Yesterday afternoon and evening Miss
Jennie Smith. the evangelist, held
largely attended meetings at the
Fourth street NJ e. church. She will
hold another meeting at the same
church this afternoon. Saturday after
noon at 8 o'clock and Saturday even
ING at 7:9O she will hold meetings in
the North street NJ. e. church, and
again on Sunday morning at 1890
o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
CLRIRNOYRNT.

HEALTH. WEALTH AND HAPPINESS
nv consulting Prof Charles NJ. Leon, the
Celebrated CIuirVOyant and Trance Me
H. will read your future without mis-
coke Gives valuable Information on al
1fIeirs OF l.te. Prof. Leon has been pro-
,,1urced the world over as the greatest
..f.. .rtovauT i'm me nineteenth century.
,I,frrueh his aid and advice great many
,.-,nls have been made happy. lie over
INES YOUR enemies, removes family
,~..,,flas restores lost affections, causes
,l-r. ~ with the one YOU love. Removes
-f +rfuences. bad habits, and Will give
,-..- rlrrect information on law suits. dl-
,..r.., lost friends. etc. Never failing
5,.-.. to young people on marriage and
.. and what business best adapted
...a3v riches. Mining, stocks speCu-
t-..r "a specially. Also gives indispen-
-lr.' 7yice 20 young ladies on love. court
shin and marriage ana tetIs "hetner your
f-gtr IL true or false ana date OF marriage.
l-.'C'',.@rds have consulted him and found
.l-.- his aid and advice led 10 prosperity
f h.DDin-ss He adVertSes nothing but
49, T. can do and does not wish TO be
r.lSSed with the many cheap preJenders
trC,,bia whose fond hopes have been blast
lT who have been deceived and QiSap-
r,,irted by false predictions OF others, be-
f,ra Giving up I'm despair are invited 10
caU and be- convinced OF the above state
rrsn- without delay. hundreds of persons
r.,-. Am evil influence around them that
rh,y know nothing about; sometimes 4 Is
.e,is.d by other persons. sometimes il
comes Of itself. Come and have II re-
moved and happiness and success VIII fol-
low Business strictly cQhulentiaI. feo-
Me fving out of city wishing 10 know par
-feufarS as 20 terms, etc, enclose stamp
r-r rsDIv Office and residence. 1927 Chap
line street. Hours from 10 a. m. TO p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
sk1pPEn TIE sTATIE.

Constable Anderson spent yesterday and
the day before looking for Mac Pierce.
young man living near Roney's Point. wLo
is charged with committing rape on Ro'a
Blankard a fifteen-year-old gil Of The
same neighborhood. Pierce could not BE-
found. and the Constable learned that he
had skipped the State to avoid arrest.
The crime with which he is charged IS
said to have happened last summer Why
action was delayed until this late day is
not known but Pierces friends claim
that the charge is unfounded. The case
was brought by the girls mother.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
BACK TO PRISON.

Justice Rogers yesterday received a let
ter from the superintendent of the Indus
trial Reformotory at Huntington, Pa. re-
questing him to send John Michaels back
In care OF an officer. Michacls was serv-
ing a term at the Huntingdon institution
for grand larceny and receiving stolen
goods in Lebanon county, in March, 1885,
He viii be taken back In n day or so by
Constable Diminick Norris.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
RELEASED FROM JAIL.

The six Arabian men and women who
were sent 10 Jail a few days ago by Squire
Fitzpatrick TO await the action Of the
grand jury on the ground of peddling
without licenses. were released last night
by Squire Fitzpatrick upon bonds of 500
for each of the defendants being given by
Charles Ferris. their employer. The parties
are to appear at the next term Of the
Criminal Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
TIE RELIEF IINp
Is Now Large Enough to send Anoth'A
Victim to New York.


Victim to New York.
Yesterday there were TWO coutT 5u-
lions to the relief fund which is eeinS
raised by popular subscription. They
were Mrs. James Bell, Of West Alexan-
der. S.. and Cash 81, bringing INC
aggregate amount up TO s215'2e., - -
Last night the lrst 5fi6e three en-
tertainments TO be given for the fund
took place in the United Presbyterian
Church and was very successful. The
committee in charge will turn over
about $3.50 to the general fund. Iho
audience was large, but many persons
who purchased tickets did not attend.
The entertainment was no less sue
cessful in an artistic than iu financial
sense. 1t opened with miscellaneous
musical programme which was eNcep-
tionally well rendered. Then followed
the very laughabIe farce The Dees-
trick Skule." which was presented by
the original cast. and was given III u
very pleasing manner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
WELCOME LODGE ENTERTAINs.

Welcome Lodge No. 6, a. 0. L. w.
entertained a large delegation of visi-
tors from tn Sistersville lodge, in the
Temple. corner Market and Twelfth
streets. last night. There was an eX-
qualification of some of the secret
work of the order. followed by an en-
tertainment. and the affair concluded
with an excellent banquet in the dining
hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02

Correspondence low rates from other
stations.
Tickets will be valid for 10 days and
GOOD for TRIP from Washington to Bal
fimore and return at any time during
the time limit.
Forparticulars, call on or address
nearest B. & Q. agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
FvCrRSION TO WASHINGTON.

EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON.
The B. & o. r. r. announces the sale
of excursion tickets to Washington,
Thursday, April Sth.
Washington is at all times an attrac-
tive city. but it is particularly so at
this season CT the year and while Con-
gress is in session. The long limit on
the tickets allows ample time for a
visit to Mt. Vernon. Old Point Comfort.
Richmond, Virginia Beach and other
points.
We show below train schedules and
rates of fare from this vicinity:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
1,,popTANT CUANGE OF rINE.

IMPUH M W.T. .-.I -.
ON and after Sunday. March 18th pas
senger trains Of the Wheeling ; ana L ,i'
Erie Railway Co. will leave Wheeling
Train No. 6. for Massilion Canton
Akron, Cleveland Toledo AID points
east and west at $50 d. H. O'i''' 'l
time. ...,,,o,,,-
ton. for all points from Wheeling ...i -
Massillon. at $3.50 p. m~ Ccniiai 'I'..
For further particular. see nm, '''''
tables or anply to agents %. the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Railway TO.
----u- .
Prof. Fields wcrm I'F "''
guarantee. Try them A' VI ----
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
81 PRIsoNER ZOE THE PEN.

/. G. Shaffer, sheriff of Preston county,
and y. G. Ridmone, deputy. brought a
prisoner to the penitentiary at Mounds
vile yesterday. The party lodged in the
State prison was J. L. Goosman. who was
sent up for two years for committing per-
jury. Sheriff Shaffer and Deputy Ridmone
came to this city last evening, and are
quartered AT the Mcclure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
DESCENDANTS OF '7e.
Meetings of the Sons and Daughters
Yesterday.

Partial Organization Of the Daugh-
tiers at Meeting in the Afternoon,
and of the Sons at a Meeting Held
Last Evening-%he Meeting of the
State Society, at the McLure
House, Monday Afternoon and
Evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
NJ AECHEN CASE CONTINUED.
The Question of the Validity Of the
Towns Charter Deferred.

Col. Robert White, Attorney for
the Plaintiffs, is Confident That
the Charter will bs Amended.
The Result Probably Hinges on
the Question Whether It Can be
Proven That the Terms Of the
Charter Have Been Violated.
The Authorities Of the Town
Vigorously Contestiug the Case.
Case to be Tried on April 9Th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02

More than forty different makes Of
bicvcles are copying the Sterling fork
crown. and quite number are imitat-
ing the crank attachment. They Will
next acknowledge the superiority OF
the Sterling corrugated hub and
straight pulling spokes. What thing
is greatness. 20
1905 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
AMATEUR GAMES.

The John A. White base ball club
would like to hear from any club in the
city for a game Sunday afternoon on
the B. & o. grounds. Answer through
the Register.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
Special to the Register.

Special 10 the Register
Petersburg. w Va. April 1.-The
Deem farm at Dallison, containing
eighty-six acres. has been leased by the
Gallia Oil Company. who own the adj
Joining lease. for $500 bonus and $500
a month rental This new addition
gives the Gallia company over SEQ acres
in this field, which is fast coming into
prominence.
A. L. Branch. of Portsmouth Ohio.
has secured some very fine territory in
Writ county. Mr. Branch secured 500
acres. and paid big sum for the lease
but had an inside tip and does not re
gret making the transaction.
There are two other Portsmouth
gentlemen interested in the matter. II
expected developments materialize,
they will make spec OF money on
this investment.
The land is near Burning Springs,
twenty-five miles up the Kanawha from
Parkersburg, and not far from the
famous Sistersville field. The field is
only partially developed. but expert
enced oil men are confident that oil
in abundant quantities can be found
at no great depth. There are a number
Of wells going down in the district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
Mansfield has a good, steady player
in Pete SOmers.

Any ball player out of job might
find it to his interest to correspond
with Manager Torreyson, of Dayton.
The last bulletin from that town gave
a list Of twenty-one PLAYERS, and Tor
reyson has landed another twirler, Geo.
Rieman. of Covington, Ky, a member
of the Maysville team last season. Day
ton will release a dozen men before the
season is many weeks old. Does the
Pittsburg Post think this plan is more
Just 10 the players than Manager
Coyle's plan of releasing them several
weeks Before the opening of the sea-
son?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
ROWLING LAST NIGHT.

The Famous team won two out OF
three games from the Randy Boos, last
night. but had to put up a gilt edged
nr4icIn Of hnrtlinp Thn ScnreS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
SATURDAY,

1000 yds Table Linen, ~ inches wide
worth &c for 39c, at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02

One of them is being put down mar
on the edge Of the tract ased.
Special to the Register.
Marietta, O., April IA short dis.
lance south of Amesville. Eugene Costa
has taken up big block o. leases COM
prising over $500 acres and. n. will az
once put down test well. IF oil is not
found in the Berea the ventures will IN,
drilled TO the Grit The territory is on.
tirely new. and is being watched
The Gallia Oil Ccmpanys well AZ
Dallison touched the Berea to-day and
is showing up for a good well Tie
gas flow is very heavy IN the we'll The
indications point 10 good well.
Five hundred barrels OF oil belong
ing to James Roy. which had been at
tached in the pipe line % satisfy 4
claim of the National Supply Co.. were
sold at auction before the Cour, House,
in Parkersburg. Tuesday by A. X,
Leonard. W. w. NauNnke purchased
the whole amount at 20 cents per bar
rel for the National Supply Co.
Since the HuaneI well came i'm 10 is
the opinion OF most people that in that
well the Fishers have found the OPEN
ing to another pool in the northeast
and that the WitChicy and Marty dry
holes are located on the barrier which
divides this from the regular Benwood
pool. This may not be- true however.
but Witchey No >, which they are now
about beginning to drill will test the
truth of the theory as 70 lies more be-
tween the Hunnel well and The main
development this side.-Spirit Of DEM
ocracy.
A telephone line is TO be- built be-
tween Darlington and Cameron O., and
may be extended 20 Woodsfeld
Oil City. Pa. Anril Credit bal
ances unchanged. Certificates. no bids
Shipments S4,935 barrels; runs, l29,GSl
barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02

sATUKDhN.
1900 Turkish BAN lower ro
for &c, at J."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
BASE BALL NOTES.

A new base ball league to be COM
posed of Ohio towns and to be known
as the Northwestern Ohio League, is
shortly 70 be organized. 1t will in
clude the cities of Defiance, Tiffin, Fos-
toria, Marion, Bucyrus, Gallon, Find
lay and Wapakoneta.
Joe Rickert's offer to wager $500 that
Youngstown will finish ahead Of Mans
field has aroused the ire Of the Mans-
field Shield man, who INDUCES in some
of the tallest blufiing which has yet
been exhibited in an Interstate city
The Shield man is the champion ante
season dreamer. He claims a grave
yard cinch" on the pennant before
Strothers has signed full team. 1t
begins to look like there will not be
enough pennants to so around.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York November 20, 1897.
BEEVES Receipts ~ or SO head 70 cars 10 he
exported and direct 70 West SIDE saughf"rers
Nothing doing In live cattle feeling generally steady.
Dressed steady AZ 7ds'ic per N for 10 prime
city dressed native sides No change In cables The I'm
ta carried Liverpool day 1872 quarters NJ beef:
the Manitoba London $50 csiil" and 2i6l quarters;
The Megantc 10 London. 100 cattle. ana the Hindoo 10
Hull liz cattle.
CALVES Receipts Including 40 direct. wer" ~ head.
making with tho carried from yesterdsy. a
total Of %3t head be soll. all a. Sisiie'h st slow.
Ncals rated steady and lower. About y" head
81 rs per 100 N; grassers at t3aS3 "a Western calves
sold S3gsi 20 Dressed calves slow yesterdays quo
tatonS.
sale. r nelson: 10 Western calves. "a N average.
81 30 100 ID W do 32t No. NJ 81 70, ~ do FL 10.
H. H. IIollr veal. IA N. at 81
SHEEP ASD LAMBS Receipts including 2 cars dlrec,
10 butchers. rs 2p, head making with
10 be sold 81. Jersey CIV and ~ ~ ss,ic,h =,
y fair inquiry >" day. sheep ruling
lam. showing n tle hrnu~-s. quality considered A
few cars wore ycf sell ~ late hour Medium TO good
sheen sold 81 81 bDSt go per 100 no good lambs
a. 81 ~ ass ais dressed mutton. Gsmsc per No. dressed
lambs. 1m5c.
sales NJ collins: 340 Virginia lambs. ~ n average
at SO per 100 n: Virginia sheep. ~ ~ at 81 30
$. Judd & 90 100 Virginia lambs. ~ m. at 80 1915
j. ii. Wiikeison iIG Canada lambs, 81 n. n; 81 s7i;
co Hunalo shcer. i2i ~. At 81 90
Mciherson Co.: 203 Iunalo sheep. ~ H.. ~ 81 ~.
~. II. Hollis 1a5 Northern Canada lambs. So ~
81 IA 81 DO. '2 10 at SO. Northern Canada sheep.
IICGs fccept- cars 900 head 40 head on
sale steady at 81 6OuS30 80 PEI 100 70 Country dress"
unchanged
sales-Ncwton & Co. late yesterday: 167 Ohio hogs.
142 n ~ 50 S. per 100 M roughs $40 M at g.
:: Judd Co.. late yesterday: 26l Ohio hogs. 1913 II.
AZ SO so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
'ool Exchange quotes chr.
CARPET WOODS
EAST INDIA AND
AGIATIr
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. November 90 1897.
BEANS AND PEAS-Domesc whit. beans continue
scarce and with strong advices and fairly active dc
mand market Is very frm with strictly choice
bought al full quotations Red kidney are very nrm and
business has been done above 81 49, Other
quiet and unchansed. Green peas steady. We quote;
Beans marrow choice. per bush. 3Jafl 20: DO fair
good. 81 1881 30; do medium choice 81 % fair TO
good. $lQx1 20: do choice 81 l10s 90 fair to
good HI$l 49, do red kidney. choice 81 3OS az fair
10 good s16s IS DO white kidney 81 35asi lo do black
turtle 81 75Hff 80: do yellow 81 3oqS1 do
lima. California 81 ao9si 1924; green yeas bbs pr
bush inc; do bags 72c do Scotch. bbA 90c do bags
Soc.
BUTTER-The market closes without further change
There fairly co:e clearance Of the highest grades Of
steady a. to price There Is stu more or les, accumu
for these the market 10 sim quiet and eaey. Fancy June
er r, generally held Nc but II Ia dinicult 10
are selling At zoe UnderErades dull State dairy in fair
demand and steady Western imitation creamery scare.
and firm. Factory held firmly: soma fancy lots cannot
be bought ~ outside quotations. We quote: Creamcry
Western extras. 10 23c: state fancy occ creamery
nrss lSq21c. do thirds 10 seconds 54isc June extras
T1g2lo: do seconds 10 hrsts 1920 stae dairy tub.
i3gHc nrkins. I5Gisac: Western imitation creamery
SMa Western fresh factory. ihai:hc; held factory
EGGs-Ths week closes without change Strictly
fancy arc about steady but average qualities OF fresh
packed are dragging and show some weakness. Under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
OTHER MARKETs-gy TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Nov. 2o-The week closes on a considerably
lower ke than week bc,y
adapted the British Christmas holiday sold
high prices. but prices for other kinds Of cat
tie were abOu, l5c lower thnn a week ago. Tn.
offerings have consisted largely OF medium n..hed
the qrsl!iy. bur lacking the finish. t. days mar
ket Is usual Saturday, was almost entirely
was an active trade in hogs a. steady and unchanged
prices the bulk 81 the hogs selling a. 81 iOnt3 so The
commonet heavy packers cold At 81 30aS3 35 and the
choicest shipping hogs 81 0 81 ~ The range OF prices
IL narrower than week and hogs are selling So
5i7c lower than ut that time. The small offerings ~
decline sheen being aiatie 81 5oaf3 for the poorest
81 G0n<t 80 Tor the best while lanhe held at
80 IanS4 for poorest IS 25at5 20 for lots
This been the KIND or n for sellers the
demand having srddeny fattAned udt Hecepis-Catts.
400 head: hogs $500 head sheen. 300 head.
East InTsio Nov. 2O-C'Atc- Receipts u taie cattle
only a odd head. AMI there practically nothing
doing HoSs-Rccepts. 20 cars. Marirt stronger York
choice 81 GjnS3 81: roughs good.
g GSats 81 toughs Ssas3 ~ plss common 10 choice
ket slow for all kinda LAmbs-ChoIcs 10 EXTRA Is IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
TMr TnAnE IL CHICAGO.

CNi-aEn Nov. - (speclsD.-', = weak ~hes, mar
ana very dull one. weak In large part e~cause u
tuil Ths December held little better than
ne May. IN. latter opened roi cents. eoh b.'Seeh
81. ard aoi> cents. ard closed a, ooNaslA cents he
rerhsr va. about cents premium Throughout. Liver
poi -.Uii.i lower much ~ surprise because
trade here thought III. Friday strength on the ohsr
hsd been manipulated. Tho weeks clesrsnces from
coasts. dG53"o bushels N"r~ taken more indiner
emily than expected. Tho total was With one .r-
cep,1, tho largest IN record very lt'le attention
vas d to T. c.arAncss fr me day were .i 90 egss
a. primary points ssainN $3.50 eu'hs, las, ys sI
II, esr. sssin,, - \ round lo q spring wheat va.
@ f. h,e to yeIpS d &, $4,000 Ga S1 ~ nS
Argentina shipped nothing The msrk., 60, to put, and
dsS an nSr.sS. in TIE visible Of 10000 bushels. large
w Gyt sS'H sa ard - an
% S, .t Ts' r9 y no P Prens a. @s .sn
ns1.mner IN !. cen, MAY I. cent The Dccem6ef May
r@ ony sn !GS s H1h vas cent. s sHs at S
cents closed at tho bottom December closed a, 2o'
.p~con va: ss7 car. with $50 estimated
N. ocal Ru.'sn cat crop rsEs. Larger tS'a than
corn herci in N. middle Of n. y:'k by , ss oats
There vas renewal Of December liquidation. Prices lost
!. to y cent. and closed =, the bottom MAY .old 100 q,
D.csmiss at aaaH cent. discount, u. in
iearanees sor n. week yer. 5000 bushels. clear
so he gay 10. q" bushels ArsenHa .:s yea. ear
south American TPgol,c shipped not s",s. M.w York
ia S sse. .'S p no fSr tina, ps.mb.T
ton balance 81 this month will take more or less on
moderate selling s Of g5sy:on: isS.y BY
Soash sn s' /" Gos small ~" way II. market
could stand under extremely du was he speculation
FS ssr 10 81 sos s." and for ST@
I%S p ,o ar P S .manisT % Of this
According tradition provisions should be bought about
rat. May vhes, closed at SAL, call. At eo5. cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Augusta Nov 2O-Coton steady; mddng 5 T-l6c. low
mding 3 i6c receipts 100 bales: xross. . $50
bales shipments 7O2 bales sales or bales stock 49, 6sd
bales.
galveston Nov. 20 Cotton steady: mddng 7-i6c:
low n!ddllng i1c. good ordinary. li-l8c; net
1850 bales II set bales exports 10 Great
The Continent 1.5oO bales:
wise i5 bales sales +7S bales stock pa 5i3 bales
Norfolk Nov .D.-Cotton firm. mlddling. I lie: low
mdilng Be- good ordinary i6c: receipts 800 bales
exports the Continent 2.i+2 bales sales 325 bales
stock ~ t03 bales.
New Orleans Nov. 20 Cotton quiet mldlling. sac:
lo~ midng ~ l6c good ordinary. f1c net receipts :.
gross 5Id bales Great Britain
bales; France. $500 bales to the Continent '.ao
bales. sales $50 bales, stock. .53, 800 bales
Savannah. Nov 20 Cotton steady. mdding. 5'sr; low
mdiling. ~ lGc. receipts GN2 bales exports TO the
Continent 1855 bales: coastwse o2s3 bales sales SCI
bal stock. lo1 $50 bales