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The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09
A CHICAGO SENSATION.
Many shots Fired and Much Hubbub
Raised About Burglars, but
Nobody Hurt,


Chicago. March s.--A highly sensau onal
attempt to rob the home of William Nc
I.aughlin. the millionaire coffee merchant,
81 Rush street, was made tonight.
Scores OF shots were fired, and Frederick
Mclaughlin, son Of the merchant, mar
rowly escaped death. With bull
lets =. from two revolvers flying
about him young Mclaughlin stood
on the front porch OF his fathers
house and caught a burglar who had en-
tered a residence as the thief slid down
the porch pillar. The escaping burglar
whose two confederates on guard were
shooting at Mclaughlin. drew his revolv-
or. Pressing it 10 McLaughlin's abdomen
he pulled the trigger, the cartridge fail
ing TO explode and Mclaughlin knocked
him down. Then the two men who had
stood guard rode east on Ontario street
in a buggy, one man firing his revolver
The wounded man ran after him, follow
ed by Mclaughlin and his brother
in-law Gen. A D. Hardin. The
pursuers halted when the men
in the buggy made a stand at
Lincoln Park boulevard and opened up 4
fusillade while waiting for their COM
rade. When he got into the buggy the
tbree galloped south on Lincoln PARK
boulevard. Mr.. Mclaughlin shouted as h r
ran: XIII those men. they are thieves,'
9. c. Kern opened fire on the fugiuves,
but failed to stop them. The robbers had
obtained no booty at the Mclaughlin
residence.
a servant girl had detected the burg
lar in the upper part of the house Alarm
ing Frederick Mclaughlin she also start
led the intruder. who started 10 leave the
house as Mclaughlin reached the front
door.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09
NAMES KING GUMPICKER.
He Leads "a Lonely Life, but Makes
Good Income.
From the New York Times

BeEgor March 3.-Ezra Robar, the king
gumpicker of Maine, has camped all win
ter on Porgie Brook, and when he comes
to town this spring he will have bags and
bags of amber humps to swap for the dol
lars of the druggists, who always pay the
highest price for the best gum. The life
Of a gumpicker. without doubt, is the
most lonely that a man can lead The men
go into the woods in October and they
make a, study of spruce growth. They
have an odd outfit, consisting generally
of several poles and knives pair or two
of nowshoes, a small dog, a couple of
blankets, and "A pair OF climbers" like
those used by telegraph linemen.
The gumpickers travel alone, and have
secrets. like gold hunters They follow
the wake OF the old whirlwinds that have
left long burrows IN the wilderness, and as
long as they can track the course by the
gum that forms on trees wounded the pre-
vi0us season they follow II along. Some
times a gum hunter finds that his path
way has been Intercepted by another
hunter, who has discovered the lead, and
= new plan Of campaign must be resorted
20.
There are many men who 80 into the
woods 10 chop trees or swamp roads az
50 n month who work every Sunday NJ
dlggus gum from the boughs Of the
sprucea, and IN that way they greatly IN
CREASE their earuings. although they are
uaf nearly ~ fucccHHful 90 the profess
fl0nnl digger Tho veteran gum hunter
has made BIZ occupation q iife study nnd
Hab reduced she Work fO e fricnre. We
fsn 49, ~ r. irto lkr IS raf. nnd Hfin h
haro NJ gsin from Htunp 40 lop while tho
.af would uf EWilns ffHnY ip rlmp.
n,frwfnr FfnfaNf HrfH twenty 0f
lluH5r ri gum ln Winter, aad
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09

skill, while rhe other is bungling imits-
ton
This is why the demand for Paine's eel
cry compound as spring medicine so far
exceeds to-day the demand for all other
remedies put together.
Paines celery compound. taken during
the early spring days, has even more than
its usual remarkable efficacy in making
people well. II makes short work of all
diseases of debility ana nervous exhaus-
ton. II rapidly drives out neuralgia
sleeplessness, dyspepsia and rheumatism
from the system. 1t removes that lassi-
tude. or tired feeling" which betokens
weakened nerves and poor blood.
Overworked and tired women are but
ore class OF persons who are in urgent
need OF the wonderful remedy 20 make and
keep them well. Business men who are
not sleeping soundly, shop girls made pale
and sickly by long hours OF indoor work,
and the countless sufferers from dyspep-
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09

There is but one spring medicine that
never fails.
Paine's celery compound is a physician s
remedy. and all schools Of physicians pre-
scribe il.
II is guaranteed by thousands OF men
and women whom it has benefited 1t has
saved the health and lives of hundreds OF
sufferers in every community.
1t is the only specific known Tor diseases
arising from a debiltated nervous system
and impure blood. Again and again it
cures when every other means fails. It Is
as far in advance OF the ordinary we'll
meaning but useless sarslparilias. ner-
vines, and tonlcs, as a finely adjusted
chronometer Is superior to the dummy
clock on jewelers. sign post. One is the
finished product of brains aud scientific
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09
THE VALD0STA REVIVAL.
The Town Well Worked Up With
Religious Enthusiasm and Much
Interest shown.

Valdosta. Ca, March SIT begins to
look as if it were going to be a hard
matter to select a justice Of the peace
in the Ousley district. TWO elections have
already been held and another has been
called for the Goth of this month The
first election resulted In a tie and the
next was held on Friday and was declar-
cd Illegal. The candidates are Cary Lewis
and a. T. Nicholson. the former receiving
a large majority OF the votes in the last
election. Secretary OF State Phil Cook
Lotihed the ordinary this morning tina.
the last election was Illegal, so another
vas called for the 30th.
The City Court adjourned to-day TO
meet in the morning TO hear the appear
snce docket. About fifteen civil cases and
as many criminal cases were disposed o.
this week, but none of them was OF
much importance. The most important
cases were against some OF the merchants
for selling cigarettes TO minors. 1t was
the first Offense Of the kind here and the
judge was ienient with the offenders
though warned them not to appear again.
Besides the fact that they were the mrs.
eases OF the kind 10 be tried here, there
were extenuating circumstances in each
case.
AarlOsta IS pretty wei worked up with
religious enthusiasm. The meetings which
have been in progress here for two weeks
lead by Miss Emma Tucker, have had the
effect of stirring the town as il has not
been stirred before. Large congregations
are attending the meetings ana much in
terest is being shown.
Machinery has been placed on the
ground for removing the casing from the
old artesian well and putting in smaller
casing. The large casing which was put
in hast year does not 60 as low as the
smaller did, and the water has not been
as good as formerly. The small casing
is to be put back so as 10 reacn the stream
Of pure sulphur water. which was VAL
dOste's boast up to last year. The new
well has the sulphur water, but it is not
convenient for visitors
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09
Paine's Celery Compound the Best Spring
Medicine in All the World.
Purifies the Blood as Nothing Else Can Do, Makes
Strong Nerves, Cures Disease!

STA. kidney and liver trouble. need the
invigorating effect OF Paine's celery COM
pound now that spring, with ali its dan
gers. Is al hand. It's pre-eminence as
health-maker comes from its eXtraordl-
nary powers of supplying appropriate nu-
triment 10 the blood. nerves and brain.
There isn't q family so rich or so poor
as to afford to be without bottle of
Paine's celery compound in these early
spring days, when the human system
needs every assistance to carry it through
the depressing effects OF the season when
nature makes il easiest to replenish the
blood with new, healthful material, and
feed the nervous system with strength
for future work.
What Paine celery compound has done
for thousands of others it will do for the
reader. and once this great medicine is
given a trial, another person will be
added to the multitude who praise its
wonderful virtues.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09
nenectIons of a Bachelor.
From the New York Press.

No baby under year old can ever take
the place in a mans heart of a setter
pup.
When girl is proposing to man she
acts most Like cat climbing down a tree
backward.
1t is generally a race between the hon
eymoon and the lace nightgown to see
which will disappear first.
No matter how much he is in love with
a woman. for the first hour after he has
proposed to her, he wishes he hadn't.
At wedding all the unmarried women
cry because they aren't in the girls place
aud the married ones cry because they
were.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09

sells it at from 50 cents to sl.25 a pound,
according to quality.
4 professional gum hunter can make
from s. to IS a day when he strikes
really good gum country. When he gets
into a good pace he keeps very quiet
about it until he has gathered the last
lump in sight. He makes from 800 to $3.50
in a season. and he earns every cent Of
it by hard, honey work.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09

-Bxpers sent out by the British South
African Company 10 inquire into the re-
ported md Of coal In Rhodesia state that
the coal neld Is situated some $50 miles
northwest Of Bulwayo, and is known 10
tx end over "a least 100 square miles Tho
seams vary from ave 20 ten feet ln width
and. AZ the coal lies within forty feet -,
the surface Il VIII be worked By means
OF inclines instead 81 by shsns. some OF
the cool compares favorably with ths best
product OF The Welsh mineA
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09
STANDARD MILLING COMPANY.
Old United states Flour Milling Com
paDy TO He Reorganfzed

Commerce tomorrow viii say:
The organization of the Standard Mill
ing Company, which has been pending
some time, has been practically complet-
ed. and it is expected that the final de-
tails viii be cleared away i'm very short
time. The new securities will be issued
shortly, thus completing the reorganiza-
ton OF the old United States Flour Mill
ing Company.
The total stock. viii be 81 100000. There
will be s5750,00O in per cent bonds
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09

Visiting buffalo and other Points in
Interest of His PaDer

Buffalo. n. Y. March S.-W. j. Bryan
arrived here. this morning. He went dl-
rectly TO the home Of Norman f. Mack.
by whom he was met at the station He
said his visit to Buffalo was solely in the
interest Of his paper. lie left for New
York at 800.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09
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ENTIRE GREW PERISHED.

British steamer AvIOna Goes to
Pieces ON Rocks Near BiIbOa.G-
Biiboa, Spain, March S.-The British
steamer Avlona, Capt. Lenox, before re-
ported wrecked. has gone to pieces on the
rocks and her entire crew, 20 in number
perished.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09

A smallpox scare 1T Loyalsviile. Pa.
r. responsible for "A queer election mud
die The day before election II was found
that Thomas J. Bryan. IN whose store the
poll was located. was ~ OF smallpox Ills
house ana store were quarantined aud he
Election Board hired a bali for a polling
place The smallpox scare kept the coun-
try tuirrr uf home only forty out Of $50
coming 80 the polls. 81 tho candidates
chosen wf rfs.lfnts of ihc village ana
hoW tH. .uuntrS voters have begun no
contest ftp olenilOu, holding thlt the
board hnd n0 riHht ~ change The polli0g
race Without an order from court
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09

1t did not take long to arrange mat
ters then. 1t was only a question Of how
much. And in the fall of 1874 Alfonso
XIII one fine day landed at Barcelona.
made a triumphal progress to Madrid and
assembled the throne without firing a shot
The American idea of a revo luton by
syndicate was hailed by all concerned as
a great modern improvement on old
ways.
Order was readily restored IN Spain. In
a year Don Carlos was driven from the
field and the bondholders began to draw
interest and their breath at regular inter-
walls. AS for McHenry, he laid by a nice
sum as his honest fee.
The end of McHenry was sad. He had
a plan to do the same job for the Prince
Imperial of France. The boy was token
from Woolwich and sent to Zululand to
gain little military glory before going
TO Paris. But, alas! an assegai put an
end to all his ambitions. McHenry went
bankrupt and France remains a republic
to this day.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-09
McHenry's Plan.

Then came along this American with a
plan. He unfolded the plan to the Eng
fish and French bankers, whose bonds
were daily depreciating on the markets of
London and Paris. 1t was nothing less
than the restoration of the Isabella line
in the person of her son, Alfonso a lad of
16, then cadet at Woolwich. But how to
accomplish the revolution.
Leave all that to me-" said McHenry
to Isabella, and she, remembering how he
had worsted Gould, wisely concluded 10
let him have a try at the republic.
McHenry called the bankers together.
They were tired of Spanish disorder and
readily listened to him. His only SUCCESS
ton was that they chip in a sum repre-
senting a certain per cent on their hold
ings and let him do the rest. This they
did and turned the money over to Nc
Henry. The Queen abdicated, and the lit
tie prince was installed in McHenry's pa
latial House, Oak Lodge, near Holland
House. and pute in training for the role of
King.
Meanwhile McHenry had sent few dis
Greet gentlemen to Spain TO interview the
generals in power and see what they
wanted. 1t was found-not at all to the
surprise of McHenry-that they all want
OF course, some that wanted more than
others, titles, ribbons, military rank and
what not but they all, with great una
nimity, wanted money. And that's where
McHenry had them.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb 21-Cartle-Receipts 1900 head includ-
$40 Texans steady to strong butchers stock
and Texans good prime steers 81 SOa@6 poor 20
medium 5OdS4 stockers and feeders about STEADY
81 75dS4 So weak. except choice at - 9eds4 80
hefers s. 5Os4 so; strong at 81 sJas2 bulls
Sass 5O sdS4 90; Texas steers
3OGS4 bulls So 501s3 so Hogs-Receipts to-day
$4,000; left over 4UOV market
higher and closed with the advance
52iz mixed and butchers. - 5u7 y
good s. 37iaHS5 52a; rough heavy - =
as So Isht 50 25asS t1la bulk or sales - feso A. =
Sheep-Recepts Il 000 head; sheep and lambs active and
higher good choice wethers StnSt %; fair 10
So 6O0S4 Western sheep StaS4 co. Texas
So 5Oas3 o. native lambs 81 50@S5 70 Western
lambs. SjaS5 %
Cincinnati Feb. 21.-Hogs 81 tOdsS 81. Cattle
quiet at 81 25TSt - Sheep dull al 81 'cSt II" LAMBS
steady at So 7OdS5 5S
Buffalo Feb. 21.-ReceiptsCattle. 62 sheen
and lambs. Il hogs - ShipmentSatue, 10
cars. sheep ard lambs cars: hogs n Cattle
Offerings, loads; improvement in state of market
deand quiet: calves moderate supply fair and de
maRd choice 81 2ds1 so good 70 choice
STGs1 p Sheep and lambs in light supply only II loads
market stronger; NeWYoTk reported dull and 1wer
choice 70 extra s. 440S5 6n good 70 choice, s. 2fs 40
part week yearlings 50 T5ds5 wethers
81 $50 81 10 SASS 40 Hog-Suppy light IL loads
ana the market ruled active an bus mediums heavy
s. 55GSS CO. light s. 6dS5 60 Workers - pigs s. 90
ass g. S5QS5 % 81 75aSt so heavy hogs
slow basis Of 50 IS bid.
s5 50. sass IS S3G<3 - Hogs stronger
prime mediums 50 65G$5 67 best Workers, s. 60S5 65
DO. s. So S. CO. IS 800 50 co. pigs s. 40
ass So rough So 150S5 Is Sheep steady choice wether
81 60dSi T5 S2S3 choice lambs, - aSeS9 90
common good Sass IS; veal calves s7qS7 50
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

COTTON-Shorts compelled 20 heat a
the local market this morfing and
stantly shin position during the
by hulsh from nearly al quarters aggressive
81 isal point a suitable response 20 cios-
here YESTERDAY but 10 the surprise a.
and shorts alike vas net 2aS points TIE time of
opening. Moreover. receipts ths bid
drip several thousand bales under while
lad that Phila1 1elphia interests
swapping all cotton offered of middng better
throughout helt. THIS combination
support prices ked
Tdle points. with tho market displaying naFk-d
strength Following the cal prices further improved
but by midday the net gain had been retuced
OF zgs points by realizing IA anticipation holi-
day. Later. renewed covering ana demand
March ana May ~ prominent houses. believed by
70 be with uanpuatory intent caused prices
20 rise above that level Trading brisk
time. with Wall Stre-t south Europe notable
luyers the rise The explanation - private
cables FOR Lepoo!s startling advaT that
and Continental Interests had suddenly
TnafSer active month buyers Prices there
from l2o 20 10 points au5ve parity With NeW-York
prices. The denaard for spot cotton Liverpool
eonsidereby m eSoess of anything 81 late.
ines being lOOp ba.es IN the
prices while private cables STATED that
more had become the property u
terms The local bear Interest by reports
that the bulk of the Newlork stock had passed into
hands OF stancl bull interests whose %
hold ths staple for rise In March shipment
abroad The fact that but little 5000 Ma-rh notices
were put out whereas 25oOD had been expected
gave color 70 this announcement Th-
ana net sGl2 points higher.
The rsnre OF contract prices the to-day
follows;
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
IMPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-Aork. February leuA
-OFFEE-The Appearances ana influences al WoTk Al
the the local coffee market TINS
ina Prices 10 points under room ana toI-
hearish fore market news heavy
port and receipts the crop country ana aosee
public support Sluggish spot demand IN the SIeet
Inclination the part of room operators 70
take the bear side IN aggressive manner
helped 20 the market poor sendou but py MID
DAY investment buying and orders from the copper N
final Of yesterday Still later Baltimore buy
settlement q short accounts to-
gether hurried covering and further copper buy
market builish aspect and forced prices
10 points Profit fakiug near the close brought
about partial reaction. hut the market Was finally
steady and 10 points higher The
months the fsvorites with investors al day ana
hela relatively fruer position In the street market
business the Afternoon
the 7asc for Rio 7s invoice lots OneTlss
small holders the close anticipating tlr
ther gains In future deliveries Cearances for the United
from Brazil generous, something over %
lass. nearly all from Santos Warehouse wthdra"a-s
fun. nearly l5u00 hags.
GaK-W n
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

IS IS per 100 70; Is do. 1875 n. So Dc.
81 do, los -. a IS.
G Curtis son; IS veals 1eI 10 ss do. 1s3 70.
az So: fed calves 200 10 at "a so; do 100 10 s4
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts IA cars. I6J
head. including car for saughterer and IS for
the market making with the stale stock % sale
Prime sheep In light supply and hrm; all grades full
steady; lambs were slack and barely steady; n ears
were hed over medium 10 good sheep sold sf7s+ 50
per 100 70 common 70 choice lambs s. 12laGs5 50;
deck az 50 30 Dressed mutton steady 60sc per NJ
dressed lambs dull Ta9c; country dressed winter
lambs lower az S9sSll per carcass.
sales-E L Ksrns & Co; 1875 OHIO lambs. So s n
Buffalo do sS ~ at $ ia; ohio sheep. no 10. at
,ai ,aI ~ Hume q Bro; state lambs 80 ~ at s go
Fl ~ az 60; ysarlnss. 81 n. at So 81 State sheep
Harrington Co: ssl ohio lambs. IS IS rs; 20
Ohio sheep i07 70. at 81.
Newton & Co: 200 Ohio lambs. IS ro az s. so
j. r. Wilkerson: 10T Buffalo lambs 20 n, at S 20,
81 Buffalo sheep. Ill n. 81 so.
s Judd & Co.. 206 Ohio lambs. 81 n. at 50 50.
Mcpherson & Co.: 206 Buffalo lambs. 81 ~, at - 80
HOGS-Rsceipts were IA 2641 head. incudins
a little than a deck for the market. Feeling nrm
Buffalo advices. and ordinary 20 prime hogs were
quoted s. 65ds5 90 per bunch OF state hogs
sold s6- Country dressed hogs steady at S=qsitc
per n
saies-J. II Hume Bro. is State pigs. 14a n aver
age s6 per 100 n.
s Jldd 6 Co yesterday: sos Western hogs. 15s
~ at IS CO.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
rrRoPrAN PRoDUcE MARKET

Liverpool Feb 2i.--Closing: wh-etZSPot dun 70
No Norsr9 sPTns 6s 2sd Futures arm March .,Ts
new. Ss 102.d: 40 old, IS Il%d Futures hrm; Marca
0d, Nav 81 83.d. July. s. lOd Peas-Canadan quiet
5@ Fiour-St. Louis fancy winter steady. - ID
Hops az Lordon-Pacihc steady. fAdt5 l5s Beef
western 63s. Hams-Short cut IA 20 10 70 firm tts Sd
Lard steady. prime Western terces, ss od American
rednef In pals Bacon-Cumberand cut 20 to 80
u quiet AS 81 short RIB. 10 TO "a 70 nrm rs o' Io
81 H. steady, +ls Cd long clear
nddes heavy. IS 40 n. firm. 40s Cd; short clear
quiet as shouldersSquare II 70 - 10 STEADY Sss 20
futtar-F United States dull, 8os; good United
states easv T3s quiet American finest white,
sos DO cc!orsd 5is. Tallow-Prms city quiet @es Si
27s COttouseed ot-Iiull re-
aned spot quiet 3d Turpentns-sPirit quiet ss 81
Rozln-Common steady, A. 4tad Petroleum FSeuhei
4uiet Tisi Linseed oil dull. &6s
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

counts for the holieay. the wheat market to-day
Tathtr stsa3s ,hroasbs tFs f4 s1 e ,s ay aS
ysesd sther sharply 70 Sroad!ng ty small local traders
There vas far amount o. news on The bull side bgt
refrshee from making any eseiaSS stand Sor auea
agher PTaeeS beng nsnt 70 ses The market hold rs
unsatisfactory reports from cash wheat discouraged
the bear crowd when vas PROMPTLY taken advaniage
Of Only about loads we're repotted at all seao5ard
ing the session was the advance Of %G%d in English
;ins1sl ssr,srs f,- ,eat TbS srss maze. az vas sIso
10 % 20 points higher. Berlin = mark Budapest
ihese bgisa cables was cold %esiher map ahouE6
rotsl1y rty not SO extreme as on Meanss-ay hut sun
= stiH unprotected. apparent however.
stocks are expected 70 increase about 10000
for the week Quotations n cash wheat. ahoat
Northern Duluth sSi@c: No Northern Duluth, s7isc 10
York s0sc store No red Sew-Y1rk SOa.c adoaf. No
fard Shieago siisc spot. No hard NeT-York. Si'4c
sssVs I sgsin toesy in9udns Ibers trade % Tor cut
hold the market firm baes throughout day
further sales hv prominent Chicago trad
sympathy with the drop in wheat although the market
ah On Z Mlh &C aaya1Ts 70 its credit There vas so4d
ght while cables were "a "a h.gher seahoard clelr
previous GAY Export business amounted loads
gonts no corn closed 4ac elevator. 4TTsc ahoat
ahoat oATs-The local market far oats was firm
for eR g 90 :sa oats es5t e h x a os 9f @ Ho bus.
,,sl Se: 30 White 3 2lsc. track miyet 3oaSis
RYE~MsrEet s'eady: No Western was quoted 81 u
Sc BARI s3ih & an a. state rye ] se4
as55le .3, and mailing eo9sse. both : Nev-York-
soq5 ~, @ s bushels, to he weeE date aesregstas
q wheat ics 2is s7e asaInst Ias 20 ga
week . ds,s arTssas @ s sSPsT sss5.t o c m fr & e
80 l7s IN ne same week last sircs July
sgainst $685. 2s1 in the same time last year
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
DEF THAT CITY CAY GTE MONOPOLY.

Jsmes Brown, a cabman. was arrested on Feb
rlary Is az the Thirty-fourth-st entrance OF the
WalGorf-Astoria for blocking the carriage entrance
10 the hotel. The arrest was made by Policema n
curTsn, who said that the rigEt solicit patrona
a. tina. place was the exclusive privilege Of Joseph
Seaich. who had paid the city S25 year FOR that
privilege. II was asserted az the Jefferson Market
court yesterday that the ordinance under which the
city has collected this fee Of S5 has been declared
unconstitutional The adjourned until
Nr Whalen returns 10 the city that he may
look into tho validity OF the ordinance The Hotel
Meas Associa don has become interested In the
rase. ana the Cabmen's Union has retained a
leWrer 20 defend Brown.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
so1-ruERN COTTON MARKETs.

C-alvsston Feb 2I-Cotton quiet and steady: mdding
oisc low uiddiing 9-6c good ordinary lsc; receipts
e97 bales: exports Great Britain 9tO'; coastWise
42sa sales IS4; stock IT, @s3
baltimore Feb 2I.Cotton nominal; nlddhns o-loe
S7sc. good ordinary, SIC: recetpts so
balss. exports coastwise. 800; stock. Hos o. -,
Sayarrah Feb. 2I.-CottOn quiet; miidlins. PC low
rillr SIC: net receipts L434 bales; gross t6i; ex
port h. Great Britain 16O sales. +15 stock. $3.50
Venphis Feh af-C0tton quiet middling. i-l6c; low
rrlIdVng 7-I6c good ordinary. 10 i6c net receipts
476 bales gross. 1Ot, shipments. 49, sales Leo STOCK
IJp.4 al. -
uli4diinz 5-i6c: good ordinary. II l6c net re
cents StI gross 100; Great Britain. 30T
saIe $3.50. stock. 313.S3O