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Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
. SOUTH OMAHA NEWS. !


The condition OF Ninton street between
Twentieth and Twenty fourth has long been
an eyesore to the people OF South omaha, es-
pecislly those who have occasion to drive
over the street or use 1t for hauling pur-
poses on account OF the discriminatiou in
freight rates between Omaha and South
Omaha and the extra charge for switching
cars down here many merchants in this
city have their cars billed to Omaha and
the contents hauled here by transfer wagons.
These wagons must pass along Ninton street
and during a arger part OF the year four
horses are needed TO pull the loads through
the mud. In many instances last spring even
four horses became stalled and goods for
this market were delayed several hours. The
packers are constantly using the road TO haul
loads OF meat to Omaha and Ii is with diff
Guilty that the heavy horses OF these cor
porations can make the trip. \ movement
is now on foot 10 improve this roadway and
1t is hoped here that something will come OF
ii. Councilman STUNT OF Omaha stated TO
City Clerk Carpenter yesterday afternoon
that the South Omaha packers, the county
commissioners the Omaha and South Omaha
city councils and the KruS Brewing company
we're being interviewed with a view to as
certainug just what aid could be expected
toward paving the street
An effort was made some time ago to in
duoe the Ninton street property owners TO
sign a petition for The repaving Of the street,
but this petition failed to receive a ma
jorty Of the frontage and other methods
to replace the mudholes with pavement
will have to be adopted.
While the South Omaha business men
are anxious TO have this roadway placed in
passable condition many of them cannot
see why they are to be called upon to pay
for paving a street in Omaha. NotNithstand-
ing this feeling quite a number here an
nounce themselves as ready and willing to
donate something to the cause. l.. J. Car
penter, the head of one OF the large trans
portation companies, stated last night that
he would start a subscription list with
800. He thought other donations OF an
equal amount could be had without any
great amount of trouble. The Stock Yards
company five packing houses and the South
Omaha brewery are all interested in a bet
ter road being constructed. as well as the
Omaha jobbers and brewers. Now that the
movement has been started It is hoped that
something will come of it, During the heavy
rain yesterday afternoon large four horse
transfer wagon bound for this city broke
down on Vinton street and the goods had
to be transferred TO other wagons This
caused a delay of two hours besides sub
jecting a portion of the load to wetting.
Accidents OF this nature occur almost every
day and the expense caused by needed re-
pairs runs into large sums very rapidly.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
Board of Equalization.

The city council is now in session as a
Board of Equalization, the first regular ses-
sion for the hearing Of complaints on the
1853 assessment having been held yesterday.
The board will remain in continuous session
until the close of business hours Wednesday
afternoon. Last week was the regular time
specified by law for the meeting OF the
board, but on account OF there being no quo
rum in the city the board met daily and
took a recess so that the record is legal
Complaints aggregating less than 5000 have
been filed and it is hardly probable that
there will be any fight on the assessment
this year. The complaints filed are merely
to rectify clerical errors.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
M 0unrunl.

For the seventh consecutive time this
month the city council failed OF a quorum
last night. Wear broke the quorum by re-
naming away after having promised TO
attend. Matters of considerable importance
are to be attended to, but for some reason
it seems impossible to get enough members
together at one time to hold session 1t
was reported that Clngen is again laid up
with rheumatism, although he was on the
streets Saturday afternoon, looking about as
we'll as usual. Kelly is still in the west and
is not expected home until July l. Another
attempt TO hold a meeting will be held on
Friday evening of this week
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
Commercial Club Secretary.

President Flynn of the Commercial club
has stated that he will soon call meeting
OF the directory of the club for the purpose
OF selecting a secretary TO replace John G.
Owens, who resigned and removed from the
city 1t is understood that a majority of the
club members desire J. B. Watkins TO ac-
Cept the place and it is more than probable
that the directors will elect him. Mr.. Wat
kins is prominent business man here and
he could no doubt do much toward further
ing the interests of the club. According to
the bylaws the regular monthly member
ship meeting should be held tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
Troutan MAY Re.isn.

II YVES reported on the streets yesterday
that John c. Troutan, who was recently ap-
pointed fireman watchman at the new post
office, to take effect July l. was contem-
plating sending in his resignation. Mr
Troutan has a position at the stock yards
which pays him sl2O a year more than the
government offers him and while he wants
the job he dislkes to accept it at $500 a
year At the time Troutan filed his spplica
tion for the position it was reported that
the salary would be about 5000 year and il
was a great surprise to find that it was only
two-t thirds OF this amount
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
Blues Take Batting streak and Win
by Narrow Margin.
kansas city. 81 Minneapolis, Z.
Milwaukee, 81 st. Paul, o.
indianapolis, st Detroit. ..
Columbus, =; Buffalo, I.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 2s.-Hutchinson
he came down again tho Blues had scored
five runs. McNee,y relieved Hutchinson I'm
the seventh. but the Blues pounded him
'''' '''' R.HE.
KKlqgssF2ihs Kansss FSity .S 20 . - Z
Batteries: Minneapolis. Hutchinson, Me
Neely and Fisher; Kansas city. Pardee,
Egan and Boyle
ST PAUL June 2s-St Paul could not
hit Rettger and was shut out without much
EFFORT. Score
St Paul .......o 1900 800 % 3
Batteries ST. Paul McGnl and Spies
Milwaukee. Rettger and Speer.
INDIANAPOLIS June 26.-Scott had the
best support today and kept the visitors
hits well scattered. Though outbatted the
RHE.
Detroit '''.. ,.....i Q 0 0 0 ID
Batteries: Indianapolis Scott and Hey
don; Detroit. Frisk, Buelow and Shaw.
COLUMBUS. O.. June s6.-Waddeu was
invincible today and Buffao never had a
chance TO win. Columbus Cinched the game
In the fifth inning, when three hits, three
errors and three gifts to first base netted
them seven runs. Score:
Columbus 80 o o ! IS Q
Buffalo .......O o q. 0 o-l 3
Batteries: Columbus. Waddell and Buck
lev. Ruff Ia Dauh and
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
Few Attend the BENEFIT

Only few people attended the elocu-
uonary entertainment Fast night at Metro
politan hall. which was to be to some sy
tent benefit for the family OF Thorn as
Ruane the fireman who was killed in the
line of his duty The performance was a
6urlesque comedy in three acts entitled The
Shakespeare Water Cure" The characters
were taken from some of the more imnor-
tant of Shakespeare's plays. The perform
ance was fairly well rendered. although the
absence OF an audience detracted from the
interest
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
Magic Citr Gn..in

Grading operations at Armours were re-
sumed yesterday
John F. Schultz Is back from a business
trip to Washington county.
John Pipal is building a cottage at
Twenty-fIst and w streets.
An adjourned meeting Of the Board OF
Education is TO be held tonight
Miss Blanche Justin OF Chicago is here
visiting the family OF Howard Meyers
a complaint has been filed in police court
charging Joe Toney, colored, with the lar
ceny OF two bottles Of wine from j. Klein.
Toney was employed as porter az Klein 8,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
RESULTS on THE RUNNING TRACKS.
Day at SheepsheRd Varied by Work
of MischieN0ns and Admiration.

NEW YORK, June 26-Th=re was little
interest in the racing today AT Sheepshead
with. In the Spring stakes Mischievous was
me iav9rte ot poor lot and won easily.
a prohibitive favorite, After rating along
behind Glengar to the last quarter, he came
away and won Just as h pleased Kinley
Mack beating Glengar for the place In the
opening race only eight of the original nine
teen went TO the post Admiration soaring
and won IN a romp. breaking the track
record by way of variety. Results:
First race, iye and one-half furlongs: Ad-
third, Time: 1907 Is.
Second race, one mile Maxine won,
Charentus second, Clonsilla third. Time
Third race, Spring stakes Futurity
course; Mischievons won, Plucky second,
Fourth race, Spsndthrif handicap one
and one-eighth miles: Ethehert won Kin
ley Mack second, Glengar third. Time:
Fifth race, selling five furlongs: Preju-
dhGe fbTd W99 yms shT9y roy Tuesday second Dread
Sixth race selling, one and one-quarter
miles: Decanter Won, Fast Black second
CHICAGO, June 26-Weathsr at Harlem
fair and track fast Results:
won, Mace second, Grazielia thrd. Time
Second race, hvs furlnogs: Ada Palmer
Time Tim; i.ds Eiss"s" second f''"s'0'e 'H'Fd
Third race, one and three-siXteenth miles.
Einstein won, kriss Kringlz second, Croesus
third Time: 200is.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Meddler won.
Goebel second Hugh Penny third Time:
ll3i2.
Fifth race, one mile The Devil won.
T nby second, Eugenia Wickes third. Time:
l:40
Sixth race. six furlongs Heens Pet won,
Antiquary second, Canace third Time:
l:l3S.
ST. LOUIS June 26-Richard ] was the
only faVorite 10 take down a purse at the
fair grounds today. Results:
First race, s5Yen and one half furlongs:
Richard J won. Found second. Applejack
third. Time: :34ss
Second race: selling, for 2-year-olds. FIVE
l furlOpgs: Ned Dennis won MoOdtrige Sec
ond (Siga third. Time: i:08l.
Third race, selling one mile: Chenille
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
Jodeit's Condition Unchanged.

Chief OF Police Carroll said last evening
that officer Jodeit was still in a serious con-
dition, no Improvement having been noted
during yesterday. The police are at work on
tho case and expect to be able TO prove at
the trial just who inflicted the injuries with
the paving stone. As the hearing will not
be held until oficer Jodeit is able TO attend
the police have plenty OF time in which to
secure evidence against the gang now in
iail.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
BALL SEASON ENDS At CLEVELAND.
Apathy of Residents Leaves No Profit
for Visiting Clubs.

CLEVELAND. O.. June 26.-Cleveland
will not see any more league bail this
year. No more games viii be played here
after the series with Boston closes July ].
President Robson made this announcement
today. The cause, he saws. is tho refusal
this sc1sor to return, owing to the poor
attendance. This year the Eata receipts at
the grounds OF the CleevlAnd club have not
averaged much over $25 per day All the
Cleveland games will be transferred to
other cities
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27

l4-year-old clifton college Schoolboy cricket
player concluded his remarkable innings
today, scoring 59S runs and not out. Collins
on Saturday made the marve,ous score OF
5ol runs and not out within fve hours
during which time he only gave three
chances. His performance mas caused great
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
Standing of the Teams.
SterIinR Dcfentr Tccnmach.

TECCMSEH, Neb., June 26.-CSpsCial
TelegramD-The Tecumseh ball team was
defeated today in a twelve-inning game by
the Sterling team. Score to ! The game
was tied at seven each at the close OF the
ninth inning and the visitors made two
runs in the twelfth inning. Wakefield and
Clark were the battery for Sterling and
Townsend and Buffum for Tecumseh. The
same teams will play here tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27

NEW YORK. June 26-Charlie McI<eeve-
OF Philadelphia was given the decision over
owen Zeigler at the end of the seventh
round OF what was TO have been a TWENTY
round bout before the Coney Island Ath-
letic cub tonight. Zeiglers seconds threw
up the sponge.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27

won, Sadie Levy second, Carondelie third.
Time: 49A.
Fourth race, handicap. six furlonEs: Fire
side won. Barriso second. our Gcrtie third.
Time l:l5is.
Fifth race. selling one mile: Forbush
won. Ben Frost second. Silver Set third.
Time: 1884.
sixth race one mile. selling: Danish won
Midian second, Annie Oldheld third, Time
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
Bucklin's ArnicR SaIye

THE BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands Chilblains.
Corns and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles or no pay required 1t is guar
anteed TO give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 20 cents per box For sale
by Kuhn e. Co
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
VIII Fight In sIouN city.

SfOUN CITY. June 26.-tSpecial Tsle-
gram Patsy Magner Of Nankton. ;. d
articles Of agreement for a twenty-round
contest for decision, to take place in Sioux
July is. for purse Of $500 The msn agree
TO weigh l2S pounds. give or take two
pounds. Magner has quite a local reputation
and White is ons Of the best known ls6-
pound men in the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
BROOKLYN.
CHICAGO

Earned nuns: Chicago, T BfookIyn, 2
Left on bases: Chicago, s.; Brooklyn, O.
hit Everitt Stolen bases Green, Demont,
DAILY, Farrell. Sacrifice hit: Donahue.
Double play: Callahan to Demont to Ever
itt. Struck out: BY Callahan, 4; by Yeager,
!; by Dunn, /. Passed balls: Farrell. First
base on balls: OF Callahan, 5; Off feager,
]; off Dunn, !. Wild pitcn: Callahan. Hit
with bal: Keeler, DAILY. Time of game
Two hours and twenty minutes. Cmpires:
EusHa and Mcdonald
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27

LONDON, June 96.-1n the cricket match
at Derby today between the Derbyshre
eleven and the Australian visiting cricketers
ninGs for l23 runs. At the close Of play to-
day the Australians had scored 2oS runs for
TWO Wickets down.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27

De Wits Little Early Risers benefit per-
manently They lend gentle assistance 10
nature, causing no pains or weakness, per-
manently curing constipation and liver all
ants
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27

LONDON, June 26-At Wimbledon today
in the lawn tennis singles. championship. r.
/" Dougherty. holder of the champions hin
deteeated a. w. Gore three sets 70 two.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
Louisville. q, WASHINGTON. 3.

LOUISVILLE, June 26.-By winning to-
days game Louisville took the series from
Washington. Padden's batting and Clarke s
steal home were the features. Padden was
removed from the game in the seventh in
ming for continuous kicking, Mercer taking
his place. Attendance, 800. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
SCORES or rHE WESTERN LEAGUE.

Games today; Boston. At Plttsburg; New
York, at Cleveland, Philadelphia, at ST.
Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
New York, 10. Cleveland, :.


Earned runs: Cleveland. .; New York, !.
Left on bases: Cleveland, S; New York, 10
/, Three-base hit: Harley. Two-base hits
Dowd Quinn C2), Tucker. Sacrifice hits
McAllistCr. o Brien. Stolen bases; McAllis-
ter. Davis. o Brien, Gettg, Struck cut: BY
Bates /; by Gettig,, l. Double play; Tucker
Bates Time: 2;iO Empires: smith and
Andrews.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
TIorencc schooI EIection.

At the annual school election at Florence
Hugh Sattie and c. f. Finke were elected
memhcrs of the board OF Education.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
Chicago, q, BROOKLYN, 3.

CHICAGO, June 26-The Orphans, by
shade better work, took their third game
from Brooklyn today. Dunn was put on in
the seventh. but could not stop the hitting,
three singles and triple being made OFF
him in quick succession. Attendance, $500
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
IiosToN
PITTSBURG.

Earned runs: PIttSburg, I; Boston, ]. TWo-
base hits: Mccarthy Williams, Beaumont
Schrlver, Lever. Three.base hit: Leever.
Sacrifice hits: Ely. ? Stolen bases; Nc
play: Ely to Clark. First base on balls: on
ieever, 1; off Killen; 3; Struck out BY BY
Time: so Umpires: O'Day and McGarr.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
Indt.ns Victorious,

STERLING. Neb., June 26.-CSpeCial Tele-
Ten innings.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27

PlTTSBURG, June 26.-lt was one apiece
on the home grounds today. Boston took
the first game because Pittsburg made costly
errors and we're slow on plays that do not
show in the score. Pittsburg won the sec
ond because the visitors could not hit
Lever and because Kelfen's old comrades
found him easy. Attendance, 1900 Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
WASHINGTON.

Earned runs: Louisville. I: Washington,
@ First base on errors: Washington, Q
Two-hase hit: Woods. Three-base hit:
Atherton Home run: Padden. First base
on balls: on Woods, |; OFF Dineen, 3.
Struck out: BY Woods, A. by Dineen, g.
Wild pitch: Dineen. Left on bases: Louis
vile, I; Washington, 8, Hit by pitched
ball: RitChey, Clarke. Time of game: Two
hours and five minutes. umpires: Lynch
and Connolly.
New York, 10, Cleveland, =.
CLEVELAND. O.. June 26.-The wildness
OF Bates lost the game for the home team.
Abundance 100 Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
Pittsburg .."...... .

Earned runs: Pittsburg, 4; Boston. >. Two
base hits: Donovan. Beaumont. Bowerman.
Three base hits: Williams, Stahl, Clark.
Sacrifice hit: Donovan. stolen bases; StahL
10 Clarke First base on balls OF Hoffer,
!; of Gardner, >; off Hickman, J off Lewis,
g. off Willis. /. Hit by pitched bail; By
nor, ,; by Lewis, !; by Willis, l. Time:
$50 Gmpires. Day and McGarr.
Score second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
EVEN SPLIT AT PITTSBURG
Pirates Lose First Cane By Errors and Win
Second at the Bat.
YIELD SERIES TO COLONIES
Coming Champions Are Unable 10 Put
In Pitcher Who Can stop
Orphans BattinE-wUd Pitcher
Defeats Cleveland.

PittsburE, los; Boston, 12-I.
Chicago, q; Brooklyn, >.
Louisville, o. Washington, ..
New York, 10; cleveland, ..
St Louis-PhiIadclphiR, no game
rain,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-27
ITHACANS FLAUNT The RED
Continued from First rase)

cheers Of the Cornell contingent the Cor
nell boat crossed the line leading with
length and a quarter TO spare, and Pennsyl-
vania following Columbia three boat lengths
behind The time OF Cornell was 300 not
so good as that made by Yale in 1897 OF
9.lo on the same course.
The crews which participated In today 5
contests are made up as follows
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks, Money, Exchange. Bonds. Grain,
Cotton, Provisions, Etc.

New York. Aug. 1.-To-day's stock mar
ket began strong, but the bullish senti-
ment became exhausted anu the close WAS
lower than last nights; Inc Gec,ime uMi
PENNSYLVANIA and from l to points IN
the leading lndustr,als. soon alter the
opening realizing sales were mnuc On Il
large scale, operators taking advantage
OF heavy commission houses dcmnno 10
take the profits made Oh the recent rise.
The outside buying and me reaiI,ms
but the weight of the selling proved 100
much for the market TO carry. and prices
of railroads gave way. Ihe So ness a Oh
the market moved the professional opera
tors to turn TO the short side after nav
ing realized. and they attacked values
vigorously in the afternoon, wlplnE OUT
practically all of the gains In the special
Ties and carrying the railroads gen.Iai.N
a sharp fraction below last Sht: Ihtre
were some isolated stocks which mann
tanned their strength throughout the day.
notably the Chicago Great Western Is
sues Colorado southern and Chicago and
Eastern Illinois, which rose from frac-
The strong June statements by Atchi-
son ana Union Pacific were without
marked effect.
Rates for call money to-day were mark
ed up TO AZ per cent. in the afternoon.
Cheap money does not appear nearer than
II did IL month ago. as London ana the
Continent are evidently counting on bor-
rowing the credits TO he established by
the coming movement. The calling home
of these credits would. IL seems. result
in sales of securities rather than ship
mcn,s of gold. which the Bank of Eng
land is stli buying in the open market,
and from Germany. London bought quite
freely of stocks in New York to-day. and
exchange bills against future grain ship
ments continued in large supply. There
has also been sharp fall In exchange
on Paris this week. and ,o-dly's Sterling
Exchange IN Paris rose III confines
Banks in other cities have been large
lenders in New York and have drawn on
their deposits in New York banks for thu
purpose. This operation reduces the pos
sibilit.es OF future strain on New York
banks through interior demand to NOV,
the crops. But for the moment it makes
increased demand upon them and does
not offer much relief TO the local money
situation
Standard Rope incomes. Forth Wort
and Denver City first and Oregon Short
lime incomes showed strength. Otherwise
the bond market was steady. Total sales
par value. s2.075,ct0
Government bonds were unchanged or
hid prices. The coupon bonds of rs and
as, the new As and SIS were eX-intcrcst
The total sales OF stocks were Cos, iOt
shares.
New York. Aug. l.-standard Oil, 1850
4.G2.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE
CANAL ARRIVALS.
NORTH ROUND

Stmr Juniper. raft logs. North Caro-
lima to Norfolk.
Stmr Carolina. towing. North Caro-
lima to Norfolk.
Schr. Eunice Reynolds. shingles.
North Carolina to Baltimore.
Stmr. f. *. Eshcrick. towing, North
Carolina to Philadelphia.
Barge Syrus. lumber. North Carolina
"a Philadelphia.
Stmr. IIarbinger. merchandise, North
Carolina to Norfolk.
SOUTH BOUND.
Stmr. Spring Garden. light. Norfolk
10 North Carolina.
S;mr. Carolina. towing. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Schr Flash. light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
Schr Queen. light. Norfolk to North
Carolina
Schr Sarah Anne. light. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
SHIPPING REPORT.
Foreign aud CUn~tw lao.
August /. 1899.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Schr. y. NJ. Anthony. cassell, Bridge
port. light.
Schr. Jennie Huddle. Hanson, New
York. lisht.
Tug y. j. Hudson. towing
Barges Martha T.. AicChbc ana Fred
ericksburg. Baltimore. coal
CLEARED
British stmp. Iran, Hughes. Liverpool
phosphate.
Schr. II. &. Landfair. Bragg, New
York. lumber.
Schr. Marion KoCkhili. Cranmer, New
York. lumber
schr. Venus. Vanc, New York. lum-
bor.
Tug ~ and w No. . two barces
New York coal.
Tug y. j. Hudson. to sea. seeking.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
NEW YORK rRODrcr ,tApn

New York. Aug. l.-lIlour w17i, ii
fuily zoe. lower 10 sell Rye i'lour. weak
good to fair. e 9"031o. Corn Meal Weak.
Eye, quiet. Wheat. SPOT weak: 40 red
Iohc Corr spot weak No. . S6iac Oats
spot weak No. 2, &c. Beer, quiet. Cui
Meats. firm. Pork steady Lard, easy.
western canned, s5.55. Refined, qulc:.
Cotton Seed OIL. quiet. Butter. stfady.
Western creamery i5GlSc.: Stale dai,v
l3ml1c. Cheese. firm; large white. 90.
Eggs. Irregular; State and pennsylvania.
Coffee. Rio dun and nominal With weak
nndertone. Mid. quiet and barely steady,
Sugar, strong with decided upward ten
fcncy; fair refining. 3 l5-lsc. bid: centri
fngal ST test 4l.c. bid: molasaes s,ivar
3 lS-lGc; bid. Refined. strong. with good
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. Aug. IL T. m.-Coiton. sDo,
quiet and prices unchanged. American
midd:rr 3asd
The sales OF the day were 700 bales. of
which SEQ were for speculation and EXPORT
and included dtol American. Receipts.
800 bales. including LOO American
Futures opened and closed quiet Amer
lean Midiling: August. , ig-GiuS 9o-til
sellers: August and september. 3 lS-ciGf
ln-6ld sellers: September and October
.-nt'" iN.rtl. - .IciS DttohrT and No
vcmber , lG-tid buyer: November ana
December. . lt-nid buyer. December ana
January. la-6ii huyor: Janulrv ana
February l5-til. buyer February ana
March. l5-fit3 if-fii. buyers March and
Aprli. 3 lt-6i"3 iI-iid. sellers: Aprii ana
May. H-ild. buyer: May ana Juno
Ia-Gil buVcrs 't'