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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-07-12
The Sixth Plague Of Egypt.

DR. Sidney L. Theard, sanitary Off
Ger Of the New Orleans board of health,
has made study Of charbon, the dis
ease which has killed so many mules,
horses and cattle in Louisiana and
southern Mississippi during the spring
just passed, and which still prevails
to an alarming extent. He has reached
the conclusion that the incubation
with the serum Of an immunized ami
NIL is an absolute safeguard against
tae disease He also states that all
parts of the bodies of animals that
nave died of charbon are actually poi
sonous, and says cremation Of the
bodies is imperative.
Great care must be exercised in
handling animals suffering from the
disease, as there are number Of in
stances Of human beings contracting
it in chat way. Only the other day
man died Of the poison in Charity hos
pital in New Orleans, and several
others similarly afflicted have been
successfully treated there this season.
Norris the disease confined to the
south. 1t has made its appearance
near Chicago within the last two
months, and reports says it is preva-
lent among the cattle in parts Of Iowa
and Wisconsin and in central Illinois.
Charbon has been known under vari-
GUS names from the earliest ages, and
one authority declares that it was the
sixth plague sent upon Egypt as
punishment for the obstinacy Of Pha-
roh in holding the children OF Israel
in bondage after he had been COM
manded by God to let them go. 1t is
described by Homer in tLo first book
of the Iliad, and Ovid gives minute
description Of it in the ninth book OF
his metamorphosis.
The majority Of cases Of charbon is OF
miasmatic origin; that is, the spores
of charbon, exist in the soil. The
transmission from soil to animal may
occur by cautaneous incubation, and
in few hours the germs have multi
piled so rapidly as to throw the afaict-
ed animal into violent fever. 1t be-
gins as small, dark spot on which
soon appears pustule or vesicle. 1t
sloughs and spreads rapidly, causing
violent fever and speedy death.
The ravages of the disease in Loui-
siana especially have been very disas-
trous. Large plantations have been
stripped of every horse and mule with
in day or two, and the profits Of
years swept away, while small farm
ers have been ruined. = Memphis
Erening .Scimetar.
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on the yellow leaves Wnlcn, damp IrOin
the dew, covered the soil "Dishonor-
ed, infamous" murmured the foliage.
Then she took the dagger from her
belt and plunged it in her breast. She
hoped to die at once, but she was con-
demneG TO see her blood flow slowly,
redden the blade and fall drop by drop
on the foliage. ALAS, do not wish to
diew she cried. II want to be cured
of my love. Am l not Almann's faith
full wife? 1 have never deceived him.
wanted to struggle Loyalty. The abbe
was too severe. Alas, hope that l
will not die. But how could I live
without pride and without purity!"
She plucked the dagger from the
wound with superhuman strength and
died in an instant.
Almann returned home tired, but no
one came to welcome him. He learned
with great anxiety that Jetta had gone
out alone on horseback. At the fall
Of night he came to the Wied. In the
bed Of the river was Jetta's horse. He
found her on the other side stretched
on the ground, her eyes radiating a
dark blue light as if she were alive.
Almann was almost mad with grief.
He thought that she bad been murder
ed, because her horse had tried to
awaken her and had trampled the
dagger into the damp soil.
There was no news Of Henry He
had gone away on horseback. He went
to Styria and then to Thuringia, where
the court gossipers wondered at his se-
riousness.
While the beech spoke it became
more and more somber. "And that is
why" the beech said, "only red
beech may grow here. The grandfather
explains it to his grandson in order
that he may know the origin Of the
color. Whether the events occurred as
they are related here or otherwise no
one may tell. One branch whispered
it to another as a secret that the other
trees need not know. 1t is that q wo-
man preferred to die rather than to
have m impure thought in her heart.
She died because, in her own eyes, she
had ceased to be as pure as the SUM-
Thus spoke the red beech Of Moth
hansen.
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Fastest Automobile Time.

A French journal is authority for the
statement that the best record for
speed by IN automobile is held by the
Jeantaud electric vehicle, which has
gone kilometer in 3S.45 seconds, or a
mile in IS seconds approximately. The
best performance for petroleum mo-
torcycle is kilometer In 57.35 seconds
and for a petroleum carriage minute
and 3 seconds, or in the neighborhood
of q mile In ~ minutes.
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This is the greatest dairy county
in the world, yet in some Of the older
European countries two or three times
as much milk and cheese are consum-
ed per capita as in the United States.
= While there are a good many
kinds Of toads, all Of them bring sud-
den death to every bug or fly which
comes within their reach. We hear
a greet deal about the value of birds
as insect destroyers; but tits doubtful
if the most Industrious bird devours
as many insects in a year as the toad.
They are not attractive in appearance,
but we should never destroy one of
them.
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Tertimony of EyewitnesseB.


"While l was out west. said the
man in the macintosh, II saw snow
drifts more than 600 feet high. !"
81 don't doubt it, replied the man
with the cinnamon beard. "When l
was out there. I saw drifts that couldn't t
have been less than 900 feet deep.
"If you hadn't been in such hurry
to tell bigger lie than you thought |
could tell, rejoined the man in the
macintosh, 81 would have explained
that the drifts saw were 600 feet up
on the side Of mountain.
"That's all right" said the other.
"The drifts saw were at the bottom
of a 900 foot gorge. Chicago Trib-
une.
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Benny, the 4-year-old member OF
the family, had been trained to be-
lieye in the deep water form Of bap-
tism. This is believed to be the rea-
son why he was trying to plunge the
household cat into bucket of water.
The animal resisted. 1t howled and
scratched and clawed and used violent
language. Finally Benny, with his
hands covered with scratches and with
tears in his eyes, gave it up. "Darn
you!' he said, "Go and be Metho-
dis if you want to
= An Irish man-servant was dis
covered in lie. On being accused BY
his master Of stating what was not the
truth, he excused himself by saying,
"Please, sur, I lost my prisence of
mind"
"A little girl who had been very
observant of her parents mode of ex-
hibiting their charity, wbec asked
what generosity was, answered: 1t
is giving to the poor all the old stuff
that you don't wear yourself.
= The modern method Of denying
the engagement up almost to the day
Of marriage seems to indicate that
neither party is willing to take any
chances on having it said that they
were Tilted.
= To apply mustard plaster so as
not to blister the skin, mix the mus
tard with the white "f an egg instead OF
water The plaster will draw thor
oughiy without hIis'ering the most
delicate skin
= The Greenland whale has heart
yard III diameter
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Looks Easy.

A man walks half certain distance
at the rate Of four miles an hour and
the other half at the rate Of six miles
an hour. Does it take longer or short
er time to return at the rate Of FIVE
miles an hour?-Christian Advocate.
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A Rain Proverb.
Rain before seven,
Fine before eleven.

l have always heard this proverb
with the two additional lines:
If it rains at eleven
Twill last till seven.
And have witnessed the truth Of the
last two lines very many times, notably
on three separate occasions, on which,
being up the river for days punting,
when fine day would have been a
godsend to me, it has rained persistent
ly during the whole afternoon, the rain
beginning between 10 and II o'clock,
and ceasing within very few minutes
of 7. Thus have had the proverb in
delibly stamped on my mind.-Notes
and Queries.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

TEE undersigned, Administrator of the
Estate of Mrs. S. j. Hunt, decd, hereby
gives notice that he will on the 3rd day
of August, 1899, apply to the Judge OF
Probate for Anderson County, S. c., for
q Final Settlement of said Estate, and
discharge from his Office as Administra-
tor. Persons having claims against the
Estate should present them, and those
indebted should make payment before
the day of Final Settlement.
W. T. HUNT, Admir-.
lima % 1900 5
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= It's an easy matter to chase any
man you can get on the run.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Lackamp, Elston,
Mo-, writes: Gone Minute Cough
Cure saved the life Of our little boy
when nearly dead with Group"
Evans Pharmacy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01
MONTICELLO GUARDS.
The charlottesville Company Rcor-
gained Well Known Men H.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May 3l.-
spec.al-The closing exercises Of the
Charlottesville public schools took place
This morning zoo DO o'clock at Midway.
The Monticello Guard was reors1u.zed
last night by the election of Thomas =.
peyt0n. captain; John Shelton White.
first lieutenant. and John A. Maddox.
second Lieutenant Tho company has WD
siXty-seven mon on the roll with fifteen
or twenty applications for membership.
Air. u. H. Anderson who ar one time
was the manager of the University base
bah team. is critically IN at his home az
Rcd Hul. Ahemarle county.
Captain Ad0iph RussOW. superintendent
Of the Monticello Wine Company is quite
sick nc his home near the city RE IS
suffering from an abscess in the head
be underwent am operation "a few days
ago and has been quito sick since. though
his physicians Thin his case not serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01
MISS LAMBERT DEAD.
Succumbs TO Injuries Received Near
Norfolk DiSmantIing the Mercedes.

NORFOLK. VA, May 3l-Spce ial.-Srs.
Saliic Lambert. formerly OF Princess
Anne county. who was on sunday last
injured n am accident on the Norfolk.
Virginia Beach and Southern railroad.
died this morning at 3 o'clock az 81. Vim
cents ii0pitti. where she has been since
the accident An inquest will 0e he'd
upon her remains BY Coroner Newton.
who Will cndedvOr 10 acertain whether
the accident was unavoidable. There rs
reason TO believe that the railway com
pany WAS not at fault. and that the horse
was frightened beyond control by the
whistle Of tho locomotive. which later
struck the buggy.
The Aemrican whaling bark. Bertha
Captain Avery arrived there yesterday
from successful cruise. She brought IN
three hundred casks OF whale OIL. which
will DE re-shipped from here. and the bark
will sail upon another cruise.
AT the Norfolk Navy Yard to-day the
work preparatory o. dismantling tna
former Spanish cruiser Relna Mercedes,
was begun Many workmon We're en-
gagged AN the morning In transferring
from her hold the large amount Of am
munitlOn stored in the wrecked maya
zines Much OF Il Is smokeiess powder.
ana IL will All De stored IT the Govern
mDuf MAGAZINES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01

NEW YORK. May 3l-spot business I'm
cotton goods has been on restricted
scale to-day but good mail-order dee
rnsnd has come forward There has been
mo- change in tone in any direction. and
trioe4 are firmly maintained lu brown.
ffe.rhed and heavy cOi0red cotton goods
v,ifbnut further advances in prices. Prints
n fqir demand and frm. G.nghams quiet
I'M strong Print cloths idle in regulars
ana 0uiot in odds but prices are nrmiy
trfofuod No0llen and WOrsted dress
Goods in moderate request and STAPLE
ifres are drm. six fabrics firm. with
niiet demand. Linens quiet az previous
urfceg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01
SOUTHSlOE WEDDINGS.
Antioch Church in Cumberland the
Sccnc of One-Earmville the Other.

FARMVlLLE, VA. May H.-SpeciaL-
The marriage OF Mr.. Charles William
Jones. "a prominent citizen and merchant
Of Tazcwel county. Va, t. Miss Ger
trudc "a beautiful and attractive daugh-
ter OF Mr. Rowland Foster, prosperous
farmer 0f Cumberland county Va, took
place this morning az @ O'Clock a. An
ti0oh NJ j.. church In Cumberland county,
the ceremony being performed by Rev
Walter Foster. q brother OF the bride,
using the beautiful though solemn cerc-
mony Of the Baptist church.
The bride was becOmingly aturcd iu a
handsome tailOr-made electric blue tray
cling suit with hat 10 match.
After the marriage Mr. and Mr.. Jones
drove 10 this place. accompanied by a
large number OF friends. where .hey TOOK
the " 80 Norfolk and Western train Tor
Washington After spending some time
u the N0rth. they will go 20 Tazewel
where they Will make their future home.
Their many friends congratulate ana
wish them a. happy life.
\ quiet. pretty marriage took place this
afternoon az the home Of Mr. Richard
Allen. Rev. r. Mon. Simpson being the
officiating clergyman. The contracting
palr were Mrs. Irene Fox. OF this place,
and Mr. Clements of Newport News,
Tho newly married couple left on the 5.1
Norfolk and Western train for the homo
in Newport News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01
WEDDING BELLS
IN PETERSBURG.
-Four Popular Young People Made
Two There Yesterday,
MOVE TO IMPROVE THE HARBOR.
Chamber Of Commerce and Young
Mems Business Association Have
the Matter i'm Hand Joint De
bate at the Y. VI, {. \.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 31-speciai
Miss Addia Simmons ANA Air. Emmett
a. Jackson wore married this afternoon
a. the residence VI tine bride on Rome
street. Rev D. u. HART pastor Of the
Second Baptist church, dictated. The
bride IS am attractive young lady " the
West End. The groom Is 3D. popuiar
young citizen of Prince George county.
After receiving tie congratulations o.
their friends. the couple lett for Their
future home Ia Prince George.
AT special meeting of tie Chamber
of Commerce held this afternoon, COM
mitteo was appointed 20 act with a like
committee from the Young Mems Bus
mess Association in the matte Of the
Improvement OF the haraor. by what is
known as the diversion scheme. 4 COM
mittee was also appointed 10 act with a
committee from the Young Mems BUS
ness Association Boo the matter OK hold
ing 600 agricultural and Industrial fair
here next f8M & report Was received
from The committee appointed ~ look
into the complaint OF the railroad CROSSE
n- on Second street, making certain
recommendations. An ordinance bearing
upon this subject Will Dee acted upon a,
a meeting of the Common Council TO-
morrow night.
ANOTHER WEDDING.
This afternoon at half-past five o'clock
mr. tho residence OF the bride elect on
Wythe street Miss Blanche Hawthorne
was married 90 Mr. A. J.. Lewis
Mr. ". 81 Lewis. brother OF the
prospective groom. was the best man
aud Miss Ella Belle Young maid of
honor. fishers. Mossrs. W NJ. Lewis.
W + c5 e. Res " Il f feaT pa a49 a. a.
Marketstreet NJ. L. church. onclated
The bride IS a most attractive
young lady and very popular with am
who know her The groom is
one OF Petersburg best known yDurg
men and member ~ the lrm % W.
NJ Lewis g. Bro. carriage manufacturers
here. The couple left for Washington
and Baltimore on a bridal tour
STREET PAVING
At The meeting OF the Common Council
tomorrow night petitions will boz acted
upon asking for the paving with vitr-
ned brick Of Washington street from
Market 20 Guarantee street. sycamore
street from Oak 10 Liberty street, and
the whole OF High street
A meeting Will be held tomorrow rieht
10 organize q camp OF sons of Confederate
veterans On this city
Mr. s O. Gillian says that De shall
contest in the courts the election ~ Mr.
John r. Harris as treasurer OF the county
OF Dinwiddie
ON next Sunday morning ar Washington
Street NJ y. church a Baccalaureate ser
mon before the students OF the Southern
Female College will be preached by Rev.
W. ". Lear. The commencement eXer-
cises OF the college Will take place at
the Y VI O. \. Auditorium on the even
ing OF June 9Th
JOINT DEBATE
Two OF the members - tho Y. ". q. \.
Dcbatnrv Society % this city. VII meet
two Of the members ~ the Y, VI G \.
senste ~ Richmond I'm ioint debate IN
the auditorium OF the Y NJ. G. 4. build |
ing I'm richmond on June sth. The sub.
s>.s tor discu ssion on this occasion viii =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. S G.. May 31-TUR-
NE-Alarket firm al SHE. sales,
EOsIN-Frm: sales, - barrels. A. b..
G. j.. h. Nc F 81, a. Sl0J' II. Sllo.
]. Sl3O. Is. 40. NJ. SIS. y. $50. VIM
dow glass. SID. water white $40.
WIIAuNGTON. y. c.. May 3i.-SPTR-
ITS or RPENrINE-Nothne doing.
receipts. - casks.
ROSIN-F1rm az 9o0o5c.; receipts. lG2
barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTlNE- az 81. az
and s. %pQ2 40; receipts. ~ barrels
TAR-Stsady II $50. receipts. - bar
rels.
SAVANNAH. CA May 3l.-SPIRITs
OF TURF ENTINE- Market dun al gSc
receipts ! SO casks; sales. 75l casks.
ROSfN-Firm: receipts 3 Isl barrels.
saies none. quotations-A, y. c. p. 9Oc.
L. a1c., b. SlO; q, Slto. II, SLID, l,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01

NEW. YORK. May 3D. COTTON soeou-
iHlon ln cotton continues To r1n, rr
and Che volume of business ,ga. small
to-day, although The market showed -
generally firm uudcrtOuc al ID sie1t ater-
ago advance. the foundation Ut -,birb
was the favorable character of Englfsb
adVices. especially The feature of iorge
spot sales ~ cotton 10 Liverpool arere-
eating 800 bales f0r two DAYS closing
aJ ana advance ~ 1-32d. while funir. i'm
The English market were also hieher
Another favorable f--tor was the eu-
c9urae.ng quality of advices from cotton
goods makers and markets Bot business
became rather slow ou Change after the
market had opened steady al AN advance
Go points. with "a short-llvcd interval
OF activity following fhe bulish feeling
awakened by the EnEish cables. SUISSE
ouently the market tanned OF and as
sumed local characteristics. The with
draWa Of outside support was abrupt and
marked An easier interval followed un-
der cautious liquidation. as crop accounts
were not uniform. although in tho main
thoy were bcarish. The market was final
ly quiet at unchanged prices TO q net ad-
vance OF / point.
COTTON Futures opened steady: June,
b s.. july. = 92. August 5f3. September.
5ss, October 6.93. November. $50, De-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01

De: "Resolved-That men OF thought
have been more beneficial 10 the world
than men OF action" The debaters tor
Petersburg VIII be-first negative For
est w. Tucker: second negative. Samuel
". Peterson
Mrs Reepie Rutterworth is quite III at
her home ln DinwIddle county
The final examinations I'm the public
schools hero VIII begin tomorrow. The
schools Will close on the lJth OF June.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01
DEMAND FOR BUILDING LOTS IN
FULTON.

There rs n steadily increasing demand
for good building lots I'm Fulton. Rich
m0nd's growing suburb great sale ~
cheap lots viii Doe made There ON rho
afternoon of Friday June lst. at O'Clock
These lots are sold on long time and they
viii probably double In value before the
last note becomes due. You will not make
d mistake 20 attend this great sale. See
the advertisement In to-days paper.
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YORK RIVER LINE-DAILY EX
CEPT SUNDAY.

Richmond and Baltimore The favorite
route N0rtb and East. Leaves Richmond
via Southern railway 400 +. NJ. arr
rive Baltimore $50 following morning
Leave Baltimore 900 =. NJ, arriving
Richmond $50 A. NJ, making close con-
nectlOns AT Baltimore with b. and %. and
Pennsylvania railroad 20 and from an
points East Excursion tickets 10 BAIL
more Philadelphia and New York The
fayorite route 10 Atlantic City and all
eastern resorts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT

is envied by AN poor dyspoptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out OF order. All
such should know that Or. King New
Life Pills the wonderful stomach and
Liver Remedy. gives n splendid appetite
sound digestion and a regular bodily habit
that iushres perfect health and great
energy Only 2Jc. az owens & Minors
drugstore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01

CAPE CHARLES. VA, May 3L-Spe-
c.al Governor Tyler and party passed
through hero tonight en- route 10 Wacha-
preague. where he goes 20 attend meet
ing OF the Board OF FISHERIES tomorrow.
Iecato. whose guest tho Governor Will be
,yhlie in AccOmac ON his return trip
snnfh the Governor has promised 10 stop
over in cape Charles and spend a few
hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01

NORFOLK PEANUT NfApKrr

NORFOLK, VA May PEANUTS
Farmers stook-Faucy. assc. sfrictl,,
prime, 5l4c.i prime 3Ac.. ordinary 2G6Sc
pound. Market lim ana UNCHANGED ''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01

Steamship Darviie. Boyd, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo. ,...
-f-lm-uln EIm CITY haynes. Matia-
ooni river landings. passengers and gem
efal cargo
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DANCE OF Tur,ftNONf,Tt,R

The thermometer az The Times Office
ranged as follows yesterday: Q A. ". ~:
~ NJ. IS. SIP. NJ. ~. +. NJ. 81, Z. n.
IS. Il NJ. e. Aysra0o - - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01

Ask us for prices on best Anthracite.
Splnt and Steam Coal before placing
your orders for winters supplies. New
Phone 2i2 WARNER MOORE.
STRING TIREDNESS is different from
the WEAKNESS caused by labor. The last
Is cured by rest. the first requires a few
bottles Of Hoods Sarsaparilla 10 cure il.
That distress after eating is cured by
Hoods pills They do not gripe. - cents
Ask rs for prices on best Anthracite
Spllnt and Steam Coal before placing
your orders for winters supplies. New
Phone o.. a.n WARNER MOORE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

81 ~. x. si.sO: VI. Si.o5; y, g: window
f,lass s225. water white, $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01
GRAIN.
WIIEAT-
MARINE 1NTELLIGENCE.


Steamship Dauville. Boyd. Baltimore
Messengers and general cargo. go.
, Steamship Elm City. Haynes. Malta
n0ui river landings, passengers ana gen
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ccmbcr E9, January. col; February,
OUj March. GIL. April. G13
Futures closed quiet, June, 5S7. July.
$50. August Dbl; September 5.sS. Octo-
bcr 5.I2, November, o.vf December 5.go.
January, COZ. February. COO. March, COB.
spot cotton closed steady and I'M
changed. sales. 2.57o bales.
COTTON steady. middiing. ca; net re-
GENTS. 80 bales. gross. g 33s bales. sales,
21lo bales. stock l1fOlS bales, exports
90 Great Britain. bales. cOastWise. l.32O
bales. O. France. 80 bales.
TOtaF tO-lay-Nct receipts, 800 bales,
exports 90 Great Britain. bales ~
France. - bales. 90 tho Continent 34it
bales. stock abi 80 bales.
COnsolidatod-Nct receipts. Z'.tR na'es,
exports To- Great Britain, rs IN" pai,- r.
France. 3s5 bales. o. The Continent I''4'5
Total since September lst-Not receipts.
S1Oi9G1 bales exports tp Great hrli .ln.
332S AZ bales. 10 France 7lsleJ bales,
10 the Continent, 2o4.2o3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May al-coTTON-
Futures quiet and steady Juno roo
57S July. 576n5.71. August 5.1oH2.,ll
September 5G905c7. october. 1pi03Gl,
November 5G705Gs, December. /. lg03.- u
january. 57313.'4. February. '.''a'.'''
March. 5.spu5sl.
CHARLESTON. s. O.. May m-coT-
TON Market quiet, Sales none. m'aliins.
- DIG.
LIVERPOOL. MAY m.-f p. Moor.
ItN-SuOf Good business prices 1-'i-l.
higher. American WiIdHng fIir. o ll-hl
good midd.Inr. 1872. middle . .'-.2
2 1882. ordinary. p 27-a1 THE sales of
the day were 5000 hairf of which oO
wore for speculation and export ana ln-