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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-28

Can Love and Beauty Ever Come t.
This?

"A beautiful young bride, leaning af-
~fectionately on the arm of her husband,
wandered through the curio halls CT
the Metropolitan Museum. The pair
halted before the mummy of an Egyp-
tian Princess, the little wizened face,
looking hideous against the age-yellow-
ed folds of the cere-cloth. she may
have been a beauty in her day. said
the husband, refiectively. "Oh!" cred
the wife, shuddering, and shrinking
away, to think that a beautiful woman
could ever become a thing like that"
Yet if some magic mirror had been at
hand that same beautiful young wife
might have seen the forecast of her
own face ard form, stripped alike Of
grace and beauty, as the sequel OF a
few brief years of married life. But Of
the suffering which attended such ply
steal decay no mirror could give a hint.
Ills true, It's Pity
.Pity It's, It's true
NPhysioiogically considered, marriage
4 is the crown of life. However beauti-
full the tree which stands in the or
chard, if it bears no fruit it is only an
imperfect example of a tree. However
beautiful a woman, unless she fulflls
the law of her nature, in marriage and
in maternity her life is imperfect.
Every real feels this, and yet
wonders why nature should lay such
heavy burdens on the wife and mother.
THE WOMAN'S sWHY?"
Why should woman in fulfilling her
manifest destiny lose the beauty which
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-28
FROM DAWSON 7

SAN FRANCISCO. June 27.-Eight
miners have lust reached here from
Alaska with $3.50. 900. the result OF two
years digging within2asmiles Of Daw-
son. One Of them namel ". H. Arm
\trong, has 4 nugget eso>.The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
PECEIVERS' SALE.

Court Of Ohio county, West virginia,
made on the 81 day of June, 1899, and en-
tered in Chancery Order Book Ne. 49,
pending. wherein w. w. Wood et al. are
plaintiffs and Robt. ". Kyle ct a.. are
defendants. the undersigned receivers u
Wood Brothers Planning Mll Company
VIII sell at public sale at the north front
door of the court house OF ONO county.
West Virginia. to the highest and best
bidder. commencing al 10 O'Clock a. M,
on the
21sT DAY OF JUNE. 1889.
the following described real estete. that
is TO say. Lot numbered four 90 IN
square numbered four a., situated at tho
junction OF Thirty-third. Thsrty-fourth
and Cnapiine streets, in the city OF Wheel
ing, Ohio county, West Virginia. beng
the same property conveyed 10 Wood
Brothers Planning NIL Company by John
Speidel by deed dated June the Sth. 1889,
page 224. and records of Ohio county; on
which property Is situated the Wood
Brothers Planning Mil. which. with its
fixtures ard machinery therein, Il part
of tho aforesaid lot numbered four "a,
and goes with SAID lot.
Also. by virtue Of aid decree. the per-
sonal property Of the sad Wood Brothers
Planning Mi Company, known as the Al
harnhrA Rink. adjacent TO the planning
MIL and located on leased ground, togcth-
er with the personal property contained
III Sd4l HIM VIII At EOsA IL DAha-G ttAtAAAtA
by the undersigned receivers at said rink,
on the I'd day of June. 1889, beginning at
10 O'Clock a. m. Also, at the same time,
the other personal property, not located
IN said rink, consisting Of one safe. desk.
and other office fixtures. piled lumber,
etc, will be sold by the receivers at pub
ltc auction where the last named prop
erty is situated, VIZ, in ard near said
planning mill.
Terms Of sale of the Real Estate:-0ne-
half of the purchase price. and so much
al~ nz 4hl Tt1fwfhl EGF ~ ~ HgE4ra ~ nuN
cash on the day Of sale. the balance n
six and twelve months from the date og
sale. with interest on said deferred pay
ments from the date Of sale. the title ID
the property being retained by the re-
ceiyers Until the balance OF the purchase
money and the interest thereon are paid.
Terms Of Sale Of the Personal Proper
ty:-Cash on the day OF sale.
GEORGE d MAXWELL,
EDWAFD WAGNER.
Receivers of Wood Brothers Planning
Mil Company.
Adjourned to Wednesday. June 2, 1880,
at 10 a m. ja2ka3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-28
GENERAL NOTICES.
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
OF the Drawing for Redemption Of Bonds
Of 1885 Of the City Of Wheelin9..

Notice is hereby given by the commits
sioners Of the loan of 1885 OF the city OF
Wheeling. hat on June 8. 1859. pursuant
to the requirements OF the ordinance Of
sad city, passed May y, 1855, emitted IAN
ordinance 10 provide Tor the issue and SAFE
OF bonds Of the city OF Wheeling. to b.
known as bonds Of 1855, and for the re-
demprson and payment thereof. and pro-
yiding Tor payment INTO khe city treasury
OF certain amounts from the revenues Of
the gas ard water works" the following
described bonds issued UNDER tue AL gr~
dinancs were duly determined by Tot BY
sad commissioners Tor redemption M
payment on the aTst a u JGy. 4.g. -
No. Eleven. Sc 60
No. ~Forty-n.ne. or..---...4. so 90
No. Stx5y-f3ye, SO 90
No. SeveaIy-nsEe, for..+-... J9 %
No. One Hundred and TWenty-scg-
en-. III, les -
No. Two Kindred and r ghs, for. IagT ~
No. Two Hundred ard CRY. for. lOs4 %
10. Two Hundred and seventy
No Two Hundred and Ninety
No, Two Hundred ard Ninety
No. Three Hundred and Eizhsssa f5e5 3,
No Three Hundred ard Twenty. 1893 60
Said bonds waI be REDEEMED and
paid a. tae Bark % the ono Valley. II
and after said first day Of July. isss, aaa
said bonds. 50 determined. viii csase
y bear interest from tbs last mentioned
day and date.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
y. ". PETERSON.
Commissioners CT the Loan OF 1885.
etuisto %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-28
GOMMISSI0M

TIE FfIfLIP KEIf-VI q
Fun AND MARsHALh
FARAiS.
BY virtue OF n decree n the
day OF June. 1929. .n the cadgaccrl
IN which James r. Reilly ard ON
pla pttms aud HSien M8rta Re.y
others are d~efenclats. ! VIII loffer !
Tic sale. at the north front door
court house Of Ohio county, West
n. on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-28

I c. H. HeanfnE Clerk II ~.
Court of 0ato EoHatY. ate OF ~
glria. do certify ih4 *. gi.ev q
C04nm sonar, h4s exseat41 bs3Ed,
approved secority, required bg
decree. 81. HEN%F1
cerk Of tie Great c0a.
County.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-02
THE DOLLAR DINNER.

NEW YORK, April 15.-The dollar
Jefferson dinner of the Chicago plat
form Democrats at the Grand Contra
Palace tonight. in point of numbers,
was one OF the biggest affaih ever
held in this city. Nearly 5000 men and
women sat down at long tables in the
various rooms at the big palace. There
were all kinds of people there, dressed
in all kinds Of clothes. White men ell
bowed with colOred men and white wo-
men with colored women. There were
four japanese and three Chinese pres
ent, but the Chinese were merely spec
tators, and sat up in the second gal
lery. They said they had come to see
Mr.. Bryan.
The main hall presented a different
aspect from that OF the Metropolitan
opera house at the ten dollar dinner
or the Democratic club. There were no
Hover embellishments, but Just great
long avenues of tables covered with
plain white plates. The only oraA-
mentS were lunches OF celery and gran
itewdre coffee pots.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-02
BIG FLOODS.

VANCOUVER Oh. c., April I9-Ad-
vices from Australia give full particu-
lars OF the terrific hurricane which
swept the northeast coast of Queens
land early in March, and in which
fourteen white and about 400 colOred
men were drowned. Eighty luggers and
six sChoOners were wrecked. The
damage Is estimated at f250,00O. The
channel island lightship and four men
were lost at Douglas Spit. A colored
man reached shore with two women
after swimming many hours. Many
porpoisGS were found at the height OF
fifty feet. Stones were embedded In
trees to the depth of six inches. and
rocks weighing tons were thrown up
Two cOlOred women swan for hours
with their children loaded on their
backs, but the children were dead when
they landed.
The height of the storm seems Ia
have been experienced on Flinders and
Melville islands, where the schooner'
Sagitta, Silyery Wave and Admiral
were all lost, only one life being saved
A large number of bodies have been
found unburied.
The full extent OF the loss will mo-
be known. The force of the gale mus
have been awful, as all trees were com,
pletely stripped Of leaves and branch s
Large fishes and a number of boats
were thrown up on the cliffs many feel
high. The beach Is strewn with dead
fish and birds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-02
viii Visit Here and Give Shake.
SDears RscilalS.
UNDER Y. NJ. C. A. AUSPICES
Readers Vol Endorse Y. NJ.
q. a. Anniversary Vacation
Club.

Honolulu Is to be favored with a
first-class Shakespeare recital. The
educational committee Of the Y. NJ. c.
A. will arrange dates with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hannibal A. Williams for an extended
engagement The two recitalists are
expected to arrive here on the Australia
OF June eth.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams are conceded
by those able to judge, to be among
the foremost readers OF Shakespeare in
the world. The recitals are given in
appropriate costumes. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams are said to have an ele-
CANT presence which, combined with
their ability, always holds the aud
fence. Announcements and programs
OF recitals which they have given in
the great cities are now at the y. NJ. &.
4. They are nicely gotten up and tend
TO show that Ine readers are legiti-
mate and first-class. Some Of the plays
from which they will render selections
are Othello. Julius Caesar, King Henry
", As You Like It, The Winters Tale
and A Midsummer Nights Dream.
The thirtieth anniversary of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will be appropriately celebrat-
ed at the Association hall next Monday
evening. An excellent program has
been arranged. Five-minute speeches
will be made by some of the charter
members: an address will be given by
the President. including report for the
past year. Report of General Secre-
tary will be given. Music will be rem
dered by the Orchestra and Mandolin
Club. Members should keep this date
In mind and arrange TO be present
This is the program in full:
Amateur Orchestra, two selections.
Address by President Walter c. Wee.
don.
Hymn "All Hail the Power Of Jesu:
Name.
Prayer
Address (fye-minute), Our Firs
Meeting" by President Sanford b. Dole
Address (ffve-minute), Our FRS
Membership" by Hon. A. +. Judd.
Music by Kamehameha Alumni Glet
| Club.
Address (fve-minute), Our FRS
Work" by r. Rain Walker.
Music by Kamehameha Alumni Gle
Club.
Address nye-minute), Our FRS
Home" by Hon. J. b. Atherton.
Music by Association Mandolin Club
Report Of General Secretary II. l.
| Coleman.
Hymn "Blest he the Tie that Binds.
The public is invited.
The Hand Ball tournament Is pro
crossing nicely and Is now at the inter
esting stage, the semi-fnals and finals
The games are played almost ever!
afternoon. As soon as this tournament
Is finished It is proposed TO have I
tournament Handicapped doubles which
will be an excellent practice for tn
final tournament in singles and doubles
The vacation club has been organize
by the students of the evening classes
The objects of the club are literary i'm
provement, social intercourse an
scientific investigation. Quite a mum
Der of the students nave taken RICH
hold and elected officers and perfected
organization. The plan Is a good or
and should help pass away the tim
in a pleasant and helpful way unit
the classes open again.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-02
Option Cancelled.

The Makaweli deal was declared of
yesterday morning. The option explr
ed then and Alexander & Baldwin de
clined to extend 1t. About a month
ago while here Mr.. Hecht made al
effort to buy 5000 shares at 1925, bu
was not able to do this. Instead Alex
ander & Baldwin granted him an op
ton on 10000 shares at the abov,
figure. Owing to the short time Mr.
Hecht found it impossible to raise tn,
large amount of money required
Therefore the option was cancelled
yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-02

- makihg arrangements vIih The Maui
hacing Association Cor ihs rouih
There Il much sickncss even where
on Maui mild modification Of IA
erippe IN most oasos though measles
and chicken p1X are also prevalent
Tho attendance a. the Kennae. Ma
hiku. Hama, Haou. Ksupo and ulupala.
kua schools has hoen very small on a..
count % the sicknoss 81 pupils.
Weather Generally dry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-02
WAGES GOING UP.

CLEVELAND, April l9-The Ma
uonal Carbon Company has raised the
wages of about 400 men employed in
It's plant in this city. The advance
ranges from TO 10 per cent.
POTTSVlLlE Pa), April l9-The
announcement was made In the Read
ing Railroad repair shops today that
mochan'rs and other employees win
have their wages advanced from Q 10
10 per cent Two thousand men will
be affected
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-02
A CURE FOR CHRONIC DIAR
RlIOEA.

] hay" been q sufferer from chrong,
diarTho'a ever since the war aud have
used all kinds Of medicines for II, Al
last found one remedy that has been
a success as a cure, and that Is Cham
beTlaln's Cole, Cholera aud Diarrhoaa
ltemedy,-P, u, Grisham, Gaars Mills,
ia, For sale by Hnson, Smith A. Co,
La Wholesale age0ts for II l., aud all
druggists and dealers,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-02
pILGRIMAGE 10 LnrRnEs.

LONDON, April l5,-Aoo0rdlng 10 a
special from Paris, monster pilgrim
age 10 i.0urdos viii leave various points
~ France on AOnday, About 10000
pilgrims will embark on ffiy-throe
trains and viii arrive ~ I.ourdea on
Tuesday,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-02
LADY OF LYONS.

The evening performance of Lady OF
Lyons was far more finished as a
whole than PygmallOn and Galatea,
although, as has been said, nothing
could have been swceter than Miss
WaldOrf's Galatea. Here Mr. Me
Gregor redeemed himself as Claude
Melnotte, the peasant. The role was
played with spirit and a good under
standing of the part And 1t IL diff
fiCult role.
Lady of Lyons gives an actress two
especially great situations, which Miss
Waldorf appreciated, as she seems al
ways to do. The first was the discovery
OF Claude Melnotte's peasant birth
after her marriage, and the second
when she proposes to sacrifice herself
TO save her father, although still low
ing her peasant husband, whom she
supposed dead. The discovery Of Claude
who had become a great general, under
an assumed name, was a fine scene,
well acted. Miss Waldorf always rises
to her climaXes with the spirit and in
tcnslty OF finished actress. The sup
port In Lady OF Lyons was good.
II will be very interesting to see
MIA on Tuesday might, after her ex-
qu!sitc Galatea, especially with Mr..
McVay as Ingomar.
special feature OF the orchestra on
Saturday night was the violin solo by
Professor Carl Mindt. musical direct
or Of the Sixth u. s. Artillery band and
orchestra, who was on his way to Ma
Mia. Professor Carl Mindt brought
down the house and was twice encored.
\ contingent OF the u. s, artillery To-
Gated here, participated In the military
scene OF Lady OF Lyons. Miss Waldorf
must have nearly melted on so warm
night In the three magnificent cos
tunes she wore in Lady of Lyons. The
costtming throughout has been very
correct and Ia some Instances elegant.
T. II, A,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-02
Alaskan Mail.

WASHINGTON, April iS-A postal
route entirely north % the Arctic circle
will be established in Alaska, between
Yukon, on the river OF that name, and
Peavey, a distance of about ESQ miles,
Four round trips will b. made from
November /, 1899, to May LIST, next
year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-02
A PAIR OF PLAYS
Waldorf Company Matt
nee and Evening.
Pygmalion and Caiatea-Lady OF Lyons
Work Of Star ana Support
The Next.

The Janet Waldorf Company gave a
performance OF "Pygnialion and Gaia
tea" at a matinee on Saturday and
very pleasing rendering of the Lady
of Lyons" Saturday evening.
Nothing could have been sweeter or
more ingenious than Miss Wallorf's
Galatea. In the role of Galatea The
two great points are the coming to life
of the statue and the end-returning
again to stone. These two scenes eX-
hibited the remarkable quality OF Miss
Waldorf's voice. She dressed the part
most eXquisitely. Her perfect inno-
cenCe OF the ways of the world, having
been born into It but a day, and the
complications created by her beauty
and love for Pyg nalion, created great
laughter and applause. The house
was composed mostly Of ladies and the
company propose to give Pygmallon
and Galatca again, as one Of the extra
performances before leaving Honolulu,
probably the first Of next week.
Mr. VIM. McVay's makeup and
rendering of Chrysos, an art patron,
was splendid. His pigeon toeing Great
ed great laughter. Mrs. Ada Dow Cur
, rier's Daphne, Chrysos' wife, was well
read. but her makeup might have
been In better keeping with that OF
her eccentric husband. She appeared
too pretty for the part. Miss Boyer =
rendering Of Cynisca, Pygmalion's
wife, was good, but Mr.. McGregor's
Pygmallon was very disappointing 1t
seemed just a little beyond him. when
! he has become more familiar with the
part he will probably soften down to
smoother work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04

MISUNDERSTANDING Mondays sharp rise and yeser-
mani ans renerav faNorsbe news The other depart
showed radical changes At II. close The Metal
coTpsT close. Sss quiet
81 SIS g. LIMA: at TIN the o so.. @ R9t ias
q An, Msv S Sss SS. !. Is
ss S. e s9 SdSa af Il. g. TN eossd
FIRM with buyers at quotations spot iii lis Cd nut
Gres iiis cd SOFT Spanish lead quoted fii Is Cd
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Trade was rather SLOW, in
features. The indications hardly pon, any marked
Improvement in demand in the immediate future. but
stocks are measTe receipts light Ggotaions
Tg SscS iGs prm ac open
kettle a3gs6c: Porto Rico 22dacc syrups-c9mmm1Son non
I2alSc; fair. 4h@lHac; good. leai7c; prime lsgl'e
o:as4 Bao 81 i s 1871 ha s ss
tie 2%d; Antwerp. 2l1d; Hamburg 40 pigs ROTTERDAM dam
s somH london ' oats so'iSn Liverpool ~ 3D.
e.S @ n,T s4e with Tah sell oil
held steady old prices and refined petroleum was quiet
g a PSas TOM bb So 3d. ara IN bulk
81 3D. u Ssm nsp crude prince
m ms y. lss 2 Ei@' oassr
ss S s''S s ''ssf
cOf T1S s sharply under
heavy pressure OF long product from packing interests
20 ; s% ss, s
t :ss.s o h Rsetf; g lssso ssf
M 80 10 5Sc 100 10 sac pigs 5%gSssS :, MT
AS % * as ss9ss i q Picked
so,Ssr. quiet; quoted 4AQ4hc Picked hams nm:
quoted ne Western sre I%wbu city &c BID coun
city sgssR' Sos Sis zm I.rd
my @,a,.d Sc Refined lard easy quoted SCUM
lea &c: Continent. S5c; Brazi kesS sTEARINE
quiet quOsea ci 6lso sac city e9S%e
RpS:ENDemand for all sraaes was sins Arm under
aay with market hrougnEud IN" bulk Of patronage
tone Inc end southern dealers. while city and near
he co,ntry orders chiefly TO .ns % io1y fair sMd
oy cou follow: Domestic common 70 low 's;
Quotatohs 80 GOOD 4nq5c; prime to ehoaee, o"Toso'
SAe a s Patns 5a5he do in bond SSs1e; Japan
heaa "Vts,a 4%d5Ac Rangoon IN bono, Eruo -
Local ised this iser~oon mi:
prices weIe saners had looked for since Mohtay
tne 20 The fact that raw sugar heis u S hvhs-
OWING 70 nnonounced strength ana scoreu nshss
or late snomn on the Improvement was not sleciaIH
level De nv ciose the market ruled very hrIn IN tone
active follow: Granulated 6-rD sacks ana Up ew
Sic domnos sse; Sss tIA sac sranulsted and ne
deed anu go coarre graduated and extra me Ssnu
al hise: confectoners' granulatso a. Sood SIc:
xxx powdered and mould q IA 4%c. No l. 4sic:
confsctioners NJ doc; No T. 4s.c; No s. 4Sec; no D
No 10 444c No H. 4|c; No ~ 4sie NU srd 49, hss
il and 49, 4hc Cane susan I"nson market to-day.
sugar an cables reported the latter department as
drmer and decidedly higher with Nay derey ,rr was
lis June delivery al lava quoted at I2s Cd
gue, a. ar lie Cd This further improvement aona
e1erted stiffenng influence over the ocs. raw ynms
nnicy as regards securing OF suppn ~. has,s ~
g.nr Was very Arm with bid prices on the oasn St
az - Tor N test centrifugal 4hc for ~ tes, o
80 u a Iec Tor ~ test noasses sugar me Jus.
IN n,,dAa acme 300 bags centrifugal 70 .es' az
% 400 hs centrifugal and freight AZ &C. ana
= COO bsr. centrifugai and freight. at l-SSe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
ssl 0MSav 60; mdaas .seNs feed SIC Sossl7

Chop msIfss Vs. On meas ia :S , SEED SIG '0s
Ss wheat Gsi market 'Vss ss ns
az s. Of
Z, e H., 4. ana
CURED and practically all OF the previous advance
EXCEPT . on the May N g shorts v1s e
very stock Of Contract grade mest q which
to Be may G as to Win Sa handling
grain At hysrpool the upturn IN that option was based
prospects among the peasants An export business Of
SsOa, ~ Load all ports mostly destined for
cash position there Argentine advices also indicated
in the near future The close on May wheat Liverpool
Paris and ns
change from the previous day Home crop news wac OF
Wheat States han from the NorhWes in North
a a ' s SSns a stps cd
of the SeS ss y ps sesn s ad
thing pointing reduced while raroad oiicias
sent so Suyns
arrivals were only 2s SsaI s0t Ga ao ssa ea
to-day all OF them more favor able than other.
urss The Missouri monthly report expected late in
the s a., ssd sGReau o the to
Of cash wheat ss' p sss S sc a. to aTT No
N Sss sGe Du SE SSo red
snS ns'h ars !" ss Sn
sustained all day owing considerable unloading IN sns
and s as uns6snssd from "aS hs 5 R5s' p
The outlook was referred 10 IN puD.S
vale dispatches as being very favorable with planting
Ohio central Mississippi ano lower
Missouri valleys About 60 loads OF corn were taken to
export and the movement THE week mas mus
exceeded that week by 259Oco bush Inc 1d
pool quoted ssd net higher No SII on, uon
40Jc middle Of Nav. .OAIs-Spo. prop
eTty was firm and higher to-day with sales OK
10 600 bush for export The future market rued oui
without particular charge. No oats CLOSED S55c mack
u,ssd aoSa4c track white 35a3s sc No white clips
a6sc 800 RYF,-Market steady No Western OF fg e.s
~ anoat No / Western 6sq6s1sc o b anoat sta..
rye eSc New-York CARROTS .BAKi,Ea ;aafS.
C Z Buffalo both opening navigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May Section quiet m,ddiins sse Icy ss
mlddling 5Mc good ordinary. l3-l6c receipts aos
bales exports the Continent $500 stock ~ oyz
Norfolk MAY 3.-Cotton dull: middling 5sc. low milo
ding T-0c good ordinary s+c; receipts I68 bales
exports Britain 1904; coastwse. 2soS sales
81; stock, 50.06l. ... al. =.
baltimore May 3.-Cotton nominal; middng sac
midiling l3l6c; good ordinary, 5-ioc' uoss ~
ceipts, 4i6 bales. stock. 1905 , - -,
Savannah, May 3.-Cotton quiet. mddtng. onc; 10"
mddng 5c: receipts 1875 bales; sales, IL; STOCK
e. 425 Nm. , . a.. ,o,,
mddiing 5%c receipts. Sc bales: shipments. 10: saes'
Mobile May 3.--Cotton quiet; mddlins e-l8c; low
nddllng 4hc; good ordinary 7-i0c receipts " baies'
exports coast wise. 100; sales. 100; stock 1soO2 -,
Memphis. May s-cotton quiet; mddns Sne; , 10,
bales; receipts. 1902 shipments io7s: sales ~"
81 Louis May s.--cotton quiet: middlIng. ;3-lec
low middling sac: good ordinary s-l6c net recepts
sls bales gross receipts. 1904; shipments diS' STOCK
1881. 80. - ,...-
oIdding 5sc midding sac; good ordinary. 5.scs
receipts 81 bales shipments lS sales aoo stock cvso
N.w-OrIeans May 3.--Cotton steady; mcdiing.
ii-iec low middng i-iac; good ordinary. 4sc: re-
ceips 5242 bales receipts 32O; exports coast
wise, 4.oe1, sales, 1000; stock. 5so.soo.