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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-10
Postal Receipts Increasing.

WASHINGTON. May "A statement OF
the gross receipts at fifty of the principal
postot'lces for April of this year as com
pared with "A similar period Of lS99, shows
an increase of S.5S, e55 The increase at
some Of the postoffces was as follows.
New York, S0,Sll, Chicago, $50 Phila-
delphia. Sls.0u: Boston. sl3 $50. St. Louis
s. >e5; Cincinnati, sio66S; Brooklyn, S6.-
-, san Francisco. A,065
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sHELpoN,s NEWSPAPER EARNINGS
Receives $4,000. which He Distrib-
utea Among Several Societies.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
Topeka. Kan. May 9.--Rev. c. NJ. Shei-
don received 5000 from the profits Of the
Christian Daily Capital He has given
81 600 to the India famine sufferers. The
balance is distributed as follows: City
Detention hospital, $1,000; for contagious
disease ward. Christ's hospital, $1,000;
Washburn college. $500: Topeka Y. NJ. c.
A. $500: for a public drinking fountain,
5000: kindergarten association, 800. Y. ".
c. A., $50; w C. T. u, 500; Ingleside
home. 500; State Temperance Union, 500;
Anti Cigarette LEAGUE. so.
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SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-TWO vessels
were posted gs missing NJ the Merchants
Exchange today. The Dominion IS out
stxtv-six DAYS from Tacoma for sydney.
What is Thought 70 be one of her boats
was recently picked up on the Vancouver
coast Thirty frv cent. reinsurance IS Of
tered The Henry Clement. from Ham
burg for Kaiochog, is out ~ DAYS. Sew
artA.-nN Der cNnt relnsuIAnce IS ofrsrel.
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NEW YORK May s-Barlng. Magoun &
Co. viii ship 10000 IN gold 10 Europe to-
morrow Lazard Freres will ship 500 40
and Goldman, Smichs & Co. will ship 81
$4,000 20 Europe by tomorrows steamer.
The National City bank viii ship $500 coo
gold The total SO lar engaged for tomor-
rows steamer is s. SSoen
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MACON, Mo, May 9,-The Republican
congressional convention of the First dis
trict nominated ]. r. Dockery and r Il.
Morris delegates to the national conven-
ton Resolutions were adopted indorsin Z
the administration of President Mckinley
and the proposed worlds fair to be held
in st Louis in 1893
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An Appeal for the beers.

THE HAGUE, May 9.-The Neither
lands peace society has addressed an APP
peal to President Mckinley, begging him
TO further the peaceful object OF the Boer
mission TO investigate their case, to bring
about arbitration and TO stop the per-
nicious war in South Africa.
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Another steamer for Cape Nome.

Commercial Company has chartered the
steamer San Jose from the Pacific Mail
Company and will put her in tile Nome
trade. The company has sold every
berth of the Dora, Portland. Rainier and
ST Paul for the season, and the rush is
still growing. The San Jose Will leave
here for the gold fields June 2
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Methodist General Conference.

CHICAGO May a-Scveral memorials
appeals. petitions and resolutions We're
presented at The morning session OF the
Methodist general conference. but ;he most
az the session was devoted to the consid-
ration Of the report OF the special com
mittce appointed four years ago 70 revise
the organic laws OF the church
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LONDON Ky. May s.-Jim Howard.
the man accused OF firing the shot that
Killed William Goehel came in this NOM
ing from MIS- home in Clay county and
took the train for Frankfort. whittier he
goes 60 surrender himself 20 the anthori-
ties Howard SAYS no Will have no trou-
Ole in proving his Innocence.
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ordered TO right the A.hanti.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. May s-The mill
tary authorities here today received n
cable dispatch from the British war Of
fee ordering al the available officers OF
the West Indian regiment 70 proceed i'm
mediatelN by the shortest route To Cape
the AshantiS
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WASH NGTON. May s.-The senate has
confirmed the followiug nonioauuus. >.
Il Dole. TO be governor 81, ana Henry =.
Cooper to be secretary OF Hawaii. r.. X.
Bellows ~ Washington, 20 be consul gem
eraI al Yokohama, Jspan, J. NJ. Oat 10
be postmaster Al Honolulu
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LONDON. MAY 9.--The following steam
ers have been posted at Lloyds as miss
ing. The German steamer LivornO. Capt.
Wallis, from New York. February q, for
Pernambuco and Santos; the French
steamer Pauillac, Capt GicoueL from
New York, February 5. for HavEa
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strikers and workmen Fight.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, May e--During a
riot between strikers and workmen at the
Buttouwood mine, of tho Parish Coal
Company. today, about twenty men were
badly injured, including Superintendent
w T. Smith. The strikers dispersed the
workmen. The sheriff has been called
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STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
seattle Selected as the Place of Meet
ting for NeNt Nenr.

SPOKANE. May s-'The Washington
Medical society tonight decided 70 meet
next year at Seattle. The following OH
GERS were elected
President. DR.. Clark W. Willis. Seattle:
first vice president, Arthur K. Burns, Of
Republic; second vice president DR.. n :.
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TTIABA N'CHU. May 9.--The Beers have
moved their headquarters in this district
from Ladybrand TO Clocolan. They occupy
strong positions at Magathlings mex.
The British. including Gen. Brabant. are
scattered among a number of STRAIT egical
points severing the country line from Win
burg to Iadybrand.
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STUNT. Of Colfax; secretary. DR.. A Fl: Coe
of Spokane: treasurer, DR.. J. w. sean
of Eilensburg; censors. DR.. ]. h. Eagle
son. H b. Luhn. II. s. Martin, f. II. Coe
V. o. McKeen, of Tacoma.
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MASERU, May 9.-The Free Staters are
moving in small parties with their herds
from Ffcksburg to Bethlehem. on their
way to Harrismith or the Vaal
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Charlie white VIII Referee.

NEW YORK. MAY at was settled to-
DAY that Charlie white will referee the
Jerrries-Corbett fight al Coney island Fri
day night.
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rcn.ion mn Approved.

wASNINGTON MAY a-The president
TODAY approved the senate Dill No. lt'1,
known as thc Grand Army pension bill.
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Butler Advances on Biggar.be,


1t is announced in special dispatch
from Lourenzo Marquee, that the govern
ment OF the Orange Free State has been
moved from Kroonstad to Hebron.
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TRY ALIENS FOOT.EASf,

A powder to be shaken into the shoes
Your feet feel swollen. nervous and sore.
and sc; tired easily. II you have smart
ing feet or tight shoes. try Aliens Foot
Ease II rests the feet and makes walk
ing easy. Cures swollen sweating feet,
improving nails, blisters ana callous spots.
Relieves eorns and eunions OF al. pain aud
gives rest and comfort. Try It today
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for
Csc. Trial package FREE. Address Allen
q olnstsA Le Roy. N. Z.
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famous war governor of Illinois, is but 80
years of age. He was born at Jackson
vile, Morgan county. After leaving coll
lege. Mr.. Yates engaged in newspaper
work. but being anxious to be lawyer,
he went to the University of Michigan.
where he was graduated from the law
school in 1884 In 1885 he was elected city
attorney of Jacksonville and held that
office until 1891. He announced his candi-
dacy for congressman-at-large in 1892 but
after a stirring campaign, was defeated.
Mr.. Yates at the present time holds an
appointment under President Mckinley as
internal revenue collector of the Spring
field district
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BRITISH FOLLOW
RETREAI|NG BOERS.
Continued From Page One.

positions at Boshrand, south of Kroon-
stad Largo numbers of burghers have
come in and delivered their Mausers and
horses to the British. They affirm that
there is bitter quarrel between the Free
Staters and Transvaaiers, which is likely
to end in the speedy surrender of the for
mer.
Gen. French has arrived here
Butler Advances on Biggarsberg.
CAPE TOWN, May 9--It is reported that
Gen. Butler is advancing on Biggarsberg
and that the Beers are Withdrawing.
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Legislation Against Trusts.

I'VE favor such legislation as VIII de-
stroy all unlawful combinations of capital
formed for the purpose Of limiting the
production or increasing the price Of
manufactured products All aggrega-
lions of capital formed for this purpose
are detrimental to the best interests of
trade and hostile to laboring people"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
,,nrnhr = CO.. stool Letter.

New York. Nov. lin to-day's mar
ket room influence was eXertcd ~ the
faoa that London furnished a higher range
Of prices for our stockFf together with
the fact that foreign houses bought henv-
lly here upon the opening OF business An
other factor Of seine weight was the eN-
pectatlon that the hank statement would
make a strong showing. these views being
based upon the large cash gains ia ne
hanks as known 10 have been made this
week through their dealings with tho sub
treasury. some OF the noteworthy rises
In the railway list az the opening OF husi-
ness were the Atchison shares. Northern
ana Union Pacific issues. Louisville Gni'
MEANWHILE and Reading FIRST preferrtd.
pennsylvania and Southern Railway pre-
fcrrod Among the specialties. there waa
principal sharp advances In Peop.es Gas.
tennessee Coal and Iron ana Colorado
Fuel. In tho local fractions there was
also pronounced gains IN The initial deal
hrs Prominent features OF the indus
trial quarter were American smelling.
American Steel and Wire. National Tube
"A sugar. other sensational movements
were IN General Electric. Consolidated
Car and New York Air Brake. In these
etoeks a. IN tho general market. tho
initial gains were subsequently shai
where considerable sales or proht-taking
stopped the buying power. but the day
az q whole was a noteworthy ADDITION 70
the history Of the speculation Tho very
rnacbinerv Of the stock Exchange was
ovcrtared IN carrying on tho business Of
fered New high records for prices were
made IN many instances. and, IN short.
the market was a very pronounced but
NOT an amazing. reflection OF the country's
ssaured prosperity The total sales to-
day were s76.Si3 shares.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
DRY GOODS.

New York Nov. IA quiet market Is
che rule on Saturday, and the daN has
been no exception. But notwithstandius
DE duiiuess there has been a continued
hrmncss tn AN lines and sellers generally
seem disposed 10 make any new prices a.
the solicitation or the buyer. Print cloths
are steady and a larger business has been
done at the Old prices. which are harden
ing thougR<no new quotations have been
made. Woolens are inactive al irregular
prices.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

steady uudertonc prices advancing during
urst hour 20 s points over opening ng-
ures Wall street houses were prominent
buyers during che closing hour. causing
an additional advance o. % points
the market closing at the best prices log
the session. January 9.i6 TO 9.51
The Chronicle report was without any
influence Ellison cables to-day say thar
there b. ga average loss IN weight tn de-
Aveiics 90 Great Britain and continent So
far this season % about 4 pounds per
ale. and This loss applies 70 about f0o.-
90 bales marketed 10 date. This news was
also surprise, as E was generally uu-
derstood that weights We're a litilc hcay-
ter than last year. The advance Ia our
marKct to-day uas some surprise ln view
% weakness 90 Liverpool and thc improve
mcnt g. attributed 20 liberal buying. prin-
g.paily for Ncw York and New Orleans
account Estimated port receipts 3eN
against it752 last year Scw orleans OK
rects Mouday 1900 90 1890 against $40
lost year. Houston. 2l.0o 90 5000 against
300 last year. sew York spots. seized.
New York nov i7.-Hubbard Bres. 4
Co say; In Liverpool the markcI wa
amcefci by the offerings OF cotton &c tie
interior towns on The basis OF yesterday
prices aud declined sharply. caus ms orr
ma kct 20 open lower HI "a de line Of ti>
points. on tho decline buying Crd r.
were received from New orleans, wherf
the local demand was absorhinc - tho
Offering supposed to b. hasei on q bull
iah circular from NELL This buying
quickly changed the outlook Here stoH
ordcrr were reached. which carried the
market upward 70 the close VIII Oh w's
firm. Foreign adviccs should show a de-
clied Improvement On Monday 20 equal
the advance here. The movement ga.
Urhi to-day. stimulating the dcmanl.
though Il was reported the rcccp pts I
the interior towns showed a deci FL IN
crease. owing 10 the disposition TO accept
fMa uIe4uaa af tia. r4af week
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
COTTON FUTURES.
The Market closes Firm ut Rise
of 2mII Points.

The Market Closes Firm at Rise
of 201I Points.
New York. Nov 1.-The cotton market
opened easy with prices 70 points
lower under active general selling. and
an apparent absence Of the buu support
which has figured prominently much Of
the past week The weakness was caus-
ga mainly by an unexpected bearish turn
Of affairs abroad. Futures in Liverpool
were 10 4 points lower. while SPOT col
ton declined l-l6c ON small sales. Private
cables attributed this heayincss 10 eN-
p.ctatun ~ frcer offerings from the
South. Europe sent few selling orders
10 the pie here mainly late delivery op-
lions. The response by our market 10
The news from Liverpool was an .ndimer-
ent one. and soon after the call prices
crcpt upward on .nvestmen, buying and
Abatement IN the liquidation. Wire houses.
Wall street and che South bought conh-
IDENTIFY ami shorts once more took the
defensive II was seen that domestic In
auence were anything but bearsh. re-
ccipts were small. the crop news bulllsh.
cloth markets were nrmer spot demand
and markets showed improvement while
holders refused 90 he confused By Liver
POOLS move. Trading in the morning
here was fairly active and OF healthy
compartment as a whole. The market
closed firm with prices 70 II points
higher. New Orleans aud Boston parties
having Joined local buyers In the late
session.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET.

IIyerpool. Nov. H. p. m.-spot quiet:
priccs easier: American mlddling fair. )
.9-s2d: good middling. . is-33d; middling.
s5d. low mIddling. 5-isd, good ordinary
l-i6d: ordinary. l3-l6d. The sales Of
the day were 700 bales. Of which 90
were for speculation and export and In
Guided SEQ American; receipts 500 bales,
including ESQ bales. American.
Futures opened quiet and closed easy;
American rnlddiinF. low mddlng clause:
November sgd. buyers. November-De-
ccmhcr. 5.l7I5.Isd. buyers; Dccember-Jan-
uary 5.15d. sellers. January-Feh
5lad, buyers. Fcbruary-March. sid, buy
crs. March-April 5.o9d5.1od. sellers;
Aprl-May. 5.@d. scllcu. May-June. 5.osff
5.O7d. settlers; June-Julv. BOD. sellers.
May-June SOFAS 07d. sellers. Junc-July.
5.05d. sellers; July-AuEust. 5.03d. sellers.
AuguHt-septembc i.6ld
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
NAYAL STORES

Saturday. Nov. II
SPIRITS TuRpENTI NEi-The turren-
tine market opened firm to-day az s6isi
with sales of Gil casks ana clo7ed quiet
and unchanged. with no further sales re-
ported. Buyers were rot ten hund NJ ev-
idence az a stage OF the trading. aud a.
a result tho lcssening Do the dem M
caused q further easy tendency. Win
the market deprived OF the advantage Of
competitive bidding. the pgice saFcei az
ter the closing when sales Of ca consider
able lot were made on basis Of 4oc The
days receipts were l.45o and the exports
l1E
ROSINS-For several DAYS past tho
rosin market has remained unchanged
from day 10 day. hut with the demand
good and the market very firm a. quota
lions. Throughout the week there has
been pretty general inquiry for supplies.
both for foreign and domestic account.
which has helped largely ia the excellent
maintenance OF prices The days re-
ccipts were Ass. and tho exports ESQ.
Del. ell
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Win The stinening IN tho speculative
cotton market to-day the general effect on
trading IN the spot markets caused a hais
with tho market bounding 20 snd f1o
was case OF every fellow for him
rslf. and consequently adopted iis usual
tactics OF suspendius long enough for the
market 10 finish iis rnmlncauons and SET
&c Gown TO "a trading basis The local
market closed firm. with sales o. fI
nales on the spot. The demand was light.
H.th The offerings free al advancing
Trices. Teiegrams poured 10 from the in
ferior, Offering cotton for 10. b. delivery.
nrt holders ON ana average wanted from
80 20 i5-l6c, and some We're asking
i-l6c 10 llisc for good midding Offer
ngs were free az these prices with no
disposition 90 sell Tor less The crop now
onering seems 20 be In strong hands
Tho following were The official spot quo
tations az the close Of The market az the
cotton Exchange to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

New York. Nov. U.-Thc weekly state
mcnt OF averages OF the associated banks
shows
loans S7S7 S6ioo increased 2iS9 6oo. de-
p,sits $3.50 st. luo. increased S,51s 80. cir
.llatiou s306rl .00 decreased SIS DO Lesal
.,uders &s.7liNo. increased sg6le 0o spe-
c.e sl5S. 49, a0o increased. y.5g5. 80. Totll
reserve s-l1 $500. increased s. BUS 10o Re
serve required S,q 9i5sg,. Increased Se.lH-
20. surplus reserve s7.e6s575. increased
N.oE.--5
New York Nov IT, Money on call
nominal. prime mercantile raror. eos ,ser
cent. Sterling exchange nominal with
actual business in bluksrs bills al Asiss
Cor demand ana at Sis1-s for sixty days:
posted rates. SiSiisggSs and s. ~. COM
m'fcial bills SiS0Asi Silver ccrtih-
Gates 6i465c; bar silver 6rsc Mexican
dollars, ole. State bonds inactive. rail-
road bonds nrm; government bonds
steady.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
,n1-rON FUTURES MARKET CLOSES
FIRM Al THE ADVANCE.

a nw ELIMINATION " many MehA&eF
holders May soon Enable the
stronger Hands 90 Force Rise.
The pays News Decidedly BuIIish.
rurprntiue sells at 40 Cents After
she Ciosinr-RosIns Firm and TN
chnnged-stocks score Another Adj
,nucc-Locai and TeIcRraphic Mar
Lrts.
The Morning News Odice.
saturday Nov. Il.
n The holders Of cotton are able 20 force
,-- mp by keeping the keys on their
e-,Ilc. until they set what they ass.
.t.t TACT may soon become known. To
On. e.5se market observer II seems th1t
,na uatioa IS about freed Of the weaker
f.a.rs 10 that the cotton unsoh. watch
believed 10 be 90 pretty strong hands.
t.l- .,a marketed TO better advantage II
,. prices asked That price b. generally
.r ..r.tool 10 b. ten cents or above.
r.e lrmuess with which cotton was held
to-day throughout tne interior demon
.tf.tes Thar IL IS probably IN hands that
o. not propose TO let go until theJ get
t.e price theg Gained cotton would COM
r1and later ia the season. Il is true some
f.N weakened 10 the knees and sod. but
trc majority would not hear to conces-
stone. rrsfergiag to wait until the entire
o. tha weaker cement is eliminated. The
few holders who did descend from the
clouds" as one man put Il. furnished
ama.e cotton 20 supply the local demand,
which Vas lght owing TO the advancing
tendency 81 prices Ia both the spot and
spe .atve markets. From ~ 70 9 l5-i6
cen.s aere The prices the interior wanted.
Mt large spnnking % holders ASKING
as alel as 70 lilo 10 lOts cents
TIL. decided better feeling which pre-
W .a4 was due % the nrm closing OF the
New York cotton futures market az an
aoFauce OF and = points. The rise was
due 90 small receipts. buihsh crop news.
nrm.r cloth markets and spot markets
hooking up The futures market respond
"a to 90 unlavorabc Liverpool. but hold
ers % the actual stun showed their In
difference 10 Il by Withholding conces-
sious.
The spirits turpentiue market closed
quiet at 40is cents. with no afternoon
sales reported The fact there was no
competitive bidding deprived the market
% strong sustaining force. and as "a re-
suit the after-dosing tone was easy.
Sales Of a round LOT were reported on "a
basis OF - cents. The rosln market
closed nrm and unchanged. with a good
business doing. The wholesale markets
were steady and active.
The day ln the Stock market demon
stratsd the beneat Of the reaction that
lowered prices three days o. the week
The upward turn started iu earnest yes
terday, and continuca to-day with sales
OF a large scale. What was considered q
good bank statement gave the entire list
a nnal Ait, bringing the closing Up TO a
decided gain above yesterdays prices
Spectators climb hills ard cross bridges
'ong before they reach them. II seems
that the benefits all stocks will derive
from prosperity are now being discounted
The following resume Of the markets will
show the tone ana quotations al the close
to-day;
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

A'Ht49 movements AZ other Ports
,ialveston-FAm: middling. go. net re-
stock. 22S Sos.
New orleans-Firm: mlddllng. 81; net
receipts. Ills; gross. ii.ils sales. $3.50:
stock. 2i0429
Moblle-steady: niddllng. 81; net re-
'p's' 3i, gross, 534; sales. 100. stock. g.
Charleston-Firm. mlddling. sa: net re-
ce.p's. l.26s: gross. i.25s: stock. 1928.
Wi'mington-Firm: middling. 81: net re-
oeipts. 1854: gross. 1.sii: stock. 6.l7e.
Norfolk-Firm; middling. 7-i6: net re-
.e.pts' l.l99; gross. l,ls9; sales, 352. stock,
Baltlmore-Nomlnal: niddling. o.: gross
ierelpts, 5s5: stock. s.22s.
"ew lork-ouiet; middling. 1916: net
re.e.p's' 10; gross, 5oi sales. s99: stock.
boston-steady; middlng. s7s; net re-
cepF as; gross. s.5s5.
Fhiladclphla-Quiet: middlinR 70 sis:
ne receipts. 81; gross. 2s7: stock. 400.
DAILY Movements az Interior Towns
Augusia-Steady: mlddiinE. 97s: net re-
p.s' lS3. gross. l.is2: sales 4ii: stock.
Mcmphls-Firm; middllng. 7-ie: net
receipts ASH. gross. 4s72: sales. 49,
stock. nl26z
ST. Louis-steady: middling. sk: net
receipts, ss5; gross. 5O59. stock $500.
ineinnnt-Quict and nominal; mid
Guns. "a. ne, receipts. 7s5; gross. 49,
sile. go. stock. Ga3i
lionFiou-Steady: mddilng. 81; ret re-
''.pia' 1882; gross. li.2o2, sales. l4o'
stock o. $50.
l.oalsville-F.rm: middling, sh.
exports OF Cotton This Day.
.iaNeston-ro Great Britain. SCI.
View orleans-To Great Britain, $500,
ointment i.573: coastwise. 1881.
Mooio-coastwlse. 100
iFannoh-Francc. 5sS5.
aafeston-ro Great Britain. IT'S
'ole'w.sc a.
hmington--To Great Britain, $50.
.Mtolk-coaHtwise. 1915
New Aork-To Greas Britain. ~.
los'on-To Greet Britain. 2.TN.
y foreign exports from all ports this
10 Great Britain. p SEQ. TO France
20 the continent. 1875.
"l foreign experts since Sept /. 1900
treat Britain. i.os3. 500. 70 France. 2ig.-
=" me continent. TiAGia