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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
Tilman-Sand ers.

Especial to The es-DispatchJ
SALTVILLE, VA. June IA we'd
ding of unusual beauty and interest
took place here on "Wednesday, when
X. o. Tilman and Miss Myrtle Fran
ces Sanders were married in Union
Church in the presence OF an audience
which filled tho body of the buildin
70 capacity. Rev. r. c. Carson, Of
the Presbyterian Church, was the cele-
brant, nd he was assisted by Rev.
Thomas F. Opie. OF st. Paul's Episcopal
Church. Mr.. Tilman had as his best
man Harry Moyler, and the maid Of
honor was Miss Mary Sanders, sis
ter OF the bride. The bridesmaids were
Milsses Susie Sanders. Mamie Coving-
ton, Cosby Buchanan and Amanda
Buchanan. The following acted as
ushers: Jefferson Edwards, Essie
Routh. Daniel Parish, OF Bristol, and
Preston Hutton. of Abingdon. Frank
Sanders was ring bearer. r. K. San
ders. the BRIDES father. gave her away
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Lime and tuberculosis

DR.. Roberta Bnrths,ov. former pro-
fersor in Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia, and widely fnmed nm n
medical writer, says in the eighth edi-
ton of HIS authoritative Materin
Medicn Gs85), on pages ZIG and 2I8t
"Clinical experience has shown that
IL trcferrlnE TO calcium saIt) pos
Sesses the ul-denned property known
as Alternative, removes certain toxic or
morbinc materials and secureA their
secretion by the organs OF elimination.
The testimony which has
lately been published In respect to its
curative powers in consumption ik GER
tainly very strikinE."
OF course. he does not refer to tes-
timony published regarding results
obtained through the use of Eckmans
Alternative. since the medical profess
sion makes IT rule never publicly to
recommend proprietary remedies. How
ever. there Is large accumulation Of
such testimony. covering many cases
OF consumption and allied throat and
bronchial affections, which seem to
have yielded completely to this remedy.
Doubtless this success ia due largely
to tho fact that in Eckman's Alternative
a calcium Qime) salt is so combine ed
with other valuable ingredients as to
be easily assimilated by the average
person.
1t contains neither opiates, narcotics
nor habit-forming drugs: II is safe to
take. Your druggist has II or will
get 1t, or you can order direct.
Eckmnn Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Sold by Tragic Drug Co.. Richmond, yn.
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Beautiful Blouses dainty
At each the four special prices the largest
Blouse leaders $1oo $500 All these
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are easily joined-no need to go
to jeweler.- You can get snap
for the ends-and you have a
permanent, splendid ornament.
worthy OF the associat ions that
VIII make 1t treasure in years
to come.
Jewelry Dept, 1st Floor.
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Arson Phelps Stokes. D. D.. secretary
OF Yale University. DR.. Stokes Is a
speaker OF great ability ana wide repu-
fore the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Will be delivered by Rev.
Charles j. Smith. pastor Of Holy Trim
lily Lutheran Church. Of New York. the
largest Lutheran congregation In that
city. Mr.. Smith Is member OF the
class OF 1901, and since his graduation
has gained remarkable reputation as
scholar and speaker. The music for
the services on Sunday, both morning
and evening, will be furnished by
mems chorus of twenty-five voices.
On Monday morning at o'clock the
annual field day exercises will take
place Tho college Is fortunate in hav-
ing this year some unusually good track
material. and the contests promise to
be close and interesting. Medals and
prizes will be given the winners On
Monday evening at 8 o'clock the con-
test In oratory will be held. Four men
representing the two literary societies
will contest for a gold medal. The coll
legc orchestra will furnish the music
for this OCCASION.
On Tuesday morning at 1890 the
addresses before the alumni AssocIa-
ton will be delivered by the Rev
charles "A Freed, D. D.. class Of 1890
and Stanley p. Shugert. Phi. D.. class of
1905. The alumni banquet will follow
these addresses. On Tuesday evening
at s. o'clock President S. C. Mitchell
Ph. D.. LII. D., of Delaware College,
VIII deliver the annual Grafton before
the literary societies.
On wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
inc graduating exercises will take
place. Addresses will be made by rep
resentatives Of the graduating class.
after which the degrees will be con-
terred This will be followed by the
awarding OF prizes and distinctions. A
reception to invited guests will be
given in the library at $3.50 O'Clock.
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"WEAR EVER"
Aluminium COOKING Utensils. Low Prices

Mrs Sheor the well-known Wear Ever" Aluminium
expert demonstrator is conducting of culinary
demonstrations in our Basement to the qualification
OF the large attendance Of housewives flock around
her and benefit greatly through her instructions There
are no charges whatever for attending these demon
STATIONS and Mrs Shelor will delight in answering all
questions as to numerous recipes the proper care
to Aluminium Cooking Utensils.
Let us remember that Wear Ever" aluminium
uensl for cooking during the hot
much quicker than other metal
less heat and is economical
Besides its fuel saving quality it many others will
last nfemet is rustless-chipess-and
Gus substances 1t is the only kind
wants destroy " "
PRESERVING KETTLES "Wear Ever Aluminium
q, q qo S, Gus ~ Gus II OTIS II ats Is OTIS.
* ~ 70 Alt as seamless sss.
DOUBLE ROAsTEI's will WINDSOR POT ROAST KET-
roast Dake' steam, ETC. TIES; self-basting
14-n. 16-in. 4
$2.75 1925 S125 S150 %
PAN CAKE GRIDDLEs require
lO-n 12-in.
$1oO $500
Basement.
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SILVERWARE
f Esj 5sn sBssis. $3.50

1t will be a long time be-
fore we are able to offer such
values again. Prices on sill
verware and other metals are
rising every day, and we
strongly urge any one inter-
ested to take advantage of
these exceptionally low
prices that not even we will
be able to secure for our
selves in a few days.
All goods mentioned below are
QUADRUPLE PLATE SILVER
ON HEAVY WHITE METAL
BODY, and we fully guarantee
each piece.
Lot consists Of
i.pt. Water Pitchers, with fancy
grape border.
12sinch Vases, gold lined; thread
ed edge.
Full, Size Soup Turreens. latest
design.
ALL AT $500 EACH.
You'll be agreeably surprised
when you see the values offered:
ACT quickly. Basement.
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CLOSE
OF SIXTY-SECOSD SESSION

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.]
|SALEM. VA, NJune 1.-THE COM
|encement exercises of the sixty-sec
I'D session Of Roanoke College Will
! gin on Sunday morning at IL o'clock
hen the baccalaureate sermon will be
tcached in the tabernacle by Rev.
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aim Beach Suits, 1896

The Palm Beach Suit is becoming more and more
popular daily, and ready to supply the big de-
mand for these really serviceabe garments for
Tailored styles, with nobby jacket ESQ nice for
necessity for raveng and what's SO nice and cool as
of these? All sizes.
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Jap Silk Dresses, $4.95

OF excellent quality Japanese slk-in navy blue
black Shown in five distinct Styles all and new!
If you haven't seen these Dresses, do Monday by
all means, for you're missing GREAT VALUE!
Every woman needs of these cool, dainty Silk
Dresses for general wear and for travelling shopping
etc, they ideal.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-25
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

ChraGr. Nav |-The entrance Of Italy into the
war considered in main circles Is movement
toward a r'nssibe early ending Of tn. European
conflict. causing the early opening n the Oar
danelles and the bringing out Of large amounts
Of wheat TO importing countries. The con-
sentative men in the trade throughout the country
advising farmers 10 dispose of at least a large
part n their wheat there is still a possibility
If much IT it beinz taken for export.
The rank and file in the wheat trade was still
bearish tonight there not even ''nibble"
at the seaboard for the cash article. cable from
Liverpool claimed pressure from English authorities
has iecn against the buying of grain for Belgian
\ message from Minneapolis reported large rur-
rhssCS NJ wheat from the Southwest and on this
account mlers at Minneapolis withdraw from the
market claiming prices too high for commercial
purposes. Duluth still has about 10000 bushels
of cash wheat unsod and that market is working
wheat daily for export.
NAV wheat closed unchanged while the deferred
months were 5, tn y per cent lover. Insect damage
reports again in evidence, but they less
persistent and there were some claims of crop i'm
TTnvement since the rains. According to Kansas
City message. the assessors report will indicate
at least 700 more acres sown 10 wheat than the
Kansas State report showed in its last estimate.
Corn and oats were both lower. the former y
tn a cent and the latter Il to y cent. There
was a small trade in both thess cereals and the
cash business moderate of corn at Zn.0o and
small of oats at $500 bushels.
Larger packers supported the provision market
although the hog news was beaIish. shorts led
in the buying to secure profits Smaller PACKERS sold
lard
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SUNDAYS HERALD FOR FULL PAGE OF GOLDBERG COMICS

French window and. opening it, stepped
out into the garden.
Paul, distracted for a moment by hls
fathers unmannerly exit, but easily ac-
| counting for it, turned to Anita and
laughed indulgently. But her struggling
soul only needed this show of unmanner-
Illness, this patent lack Of culture, this
stiff. clumsy uneasiness in his father, to
bolster its fast slipping conviction of elias.
distinction. She was herself again in a
moment. and when he turned to her for
an answer, said:
I'm not sure. PAUL. can't say. now
You must give me time. I'll tell you
when
He was crushed for the moment. but
frightened again. his youthful assurance
making him feel that her ultimate ALI
swer could only be yes
She stood up. grave. thoughtful. and he
followed. Taking up his hat, he held her
hand in a brief momentary parting. and
with a good night on his lips, turned
and followed his father out into the gar
den.
III
Alfred Scott. blue-blooded aristocrat
and last surviving member of the noted
Josephus Scott family, was blase at &c.
His father. Rankin Scott, had died when
Alfred was Just q, and had left his only
son IN care OIL MS large estate AllTtu >
early training had no more fitted him for
handling a large Tor small one. for that
natter than for building a bridge. He
had placed the property in the hands Of
a large real estate firm. and was content
to sit back and take what profits they
saw fit to give him, unquestioningly.
However. although he was not capable
of handling a large estate, he was capa-
BILE of handling ready cash: indeed. his
ability iE that direction was so marked
that he always mayed. without extend
ing himself. to spend great sums in ad-
vance Of mis- collections and was forced
continually to resort to subterfuge and
a back-door exit to elude the many cred
itors, whose annoying persistence in de-
manding bills only a year overdue. grated
harshly on his highly evolved nerves.
Things had taken a turn for the bad
lately Following an unnatural boom ION
the strength Of which he had contracted
prodigious debts). real estate had rapidly
deprecated in value. and the returns on
his holdings were unusually small.
CONTINUED TOMORROW :.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-25

basket. LscA3oo: cymblings. Ter crate. is,
80: eggplant. per case. 20a3N: kale. per
barrel, 50a7l; lettuce South Carolina Per basket.
5oaI.25: onions. Texas. yellow. per crate l.sal0
do white. per crate L50al.e5: new. per 100 punches
100: oSrs. crate. 25Da5 CO.; peas. n. Carolina has
75al0: potatoes. Northern. per sack. l21al 50
per bbl @J9aioo: yellow sweet potatoes. per Dbl.
25oa3!oo; Peppers. per crate. l-SOa3@: radishes.
hothouse. per 100. 50alc: rhubarb per 100
toes Florida. Ier crate. . 25s3.oo.
FRUlTS-Arpl-s. per Dbl. G6a5.9: grapefruit.
per box. 2s0s3Oo: grapes. Malaga. rer k.g. GA
500; lemons per box. 30os4o: lines. per 100.
HsI co: oranges. California. per box. 50a3Oo: do.
Florida. Per box. 3gsio1: pineappes. per crate.
2c6s3.j0: Strawberries. Florida. yer quart. 5a!o:
tsngerIn-s rer strap. 2S.SO.
LIVE sTOCK-vesI calves. prime. psr ID,
asei3: do. medium. per ID sasl7; do. heavy.
SAG: spring lambs. per ID. lCissll Must be fat.
otherwise rot ssnted.l
HAY STRAW AND CORN-Hay. best timothy.
new per tcn 100 straw. per ton. lo.coa.2Oo: wheat
straw. per ton 800: new corn, per Dbl. 40.
SEEDS-CoIer red. per h.. l5aH: ssike, Balls:
alfalfa american grown. per H.. Halls; red top
solid seed for herds grass, per h., Sass: blue
grass per bushel. SAID: timothy Per bushel. rs
orchard grass per bushel. 2ooa2.25 Maine grown
seed potatoes per peck sacks Q2s lis. nett. Is;
COW peas. per bsshel 2.5s275.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. waahed. free Il
burrs, per h., 3; wool. unwashed. Per h.. Is:
hides. dry. Per ID. pa22: salt hidea> dry. per II.
sa salt hides green, p<r h.. Il: calfskins. green.
each lOeal..5
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cells medium to large. per H.. salo: clans. white.
leo sac; snsppers PER III. Sal: frogs choice.
large. per doz.. l5oal75: hard crabs choice male.
per bb.. 23a2.5; soft crabs. to size. per doz..
Ss40.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chckens. old hens. 4 lbs. and
over. h.. ISL: do. old hens small to medium h..
ls's: do. old ROSTERS h.. loalI: do. spring. II
lbs. 5ls32: do spring. IA lbs. 3s2s do. smaller.
22s2i; do. under u lbs. 3o; ducks Muscory lbs.
and orer. ID. r. Pekins. lbs. and under. h.. IS;
puddle. lbs and over. per h.. IL: do. smaller.
per pair. 3a3o; do. old per pair. 5a3o; guinea
fowl Young. ~ lbs and over. each. Is: do. smaller.
3: do. old. each, ..
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy, pr h.. 30; do.
choice, SAP: do. good. 25aZ; do prints 50I3l
do. blocks. csa3o: ladies. 2la22: Maryland and
PENNSYLVANIA rolls. Bal: Ohio rolls. 10; store
packed. q: dairy prints. lsan: process butter.
23a2j.
EGGS MARYLAND. Pennsylvania and Western
frsts. 10; West Virginia nearby frsts 10; South
EN- frsts Il.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-25
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

speculative possibilities of the rail-
roads. Crop scares from now on are
expected to be reflected in the trend
of prices.
"Tips" Contribute to Rise.
Colorado Fuel and Iron moved up
sharply in. the last hour. People who
are in sympathy with the rise attrib-
ute the advance to the fact that the
stock had not had its share of the
recent recovery; that it must natur-
ally share in the improvement in the
steel trade; that it sells plus Rookie
Teller together with the knowledge
that the company seems to have ser-
tied its labor troubles for the time
being. The pool operating in the
issue, however. is given more credit
for the rise than anything else.
War stocks for a time displayed
pronounced strength due in part to
imaginary war orders, but largely to
buying based on tips"
It's a poor equipment company stock
that is left out of the tips" these
days Crucible steel continued strong
and touched a new high price with
more than $4,000 shares changing
hands Notwithstanding that no Off
cial confirmation of rumored war Or
ders has been made. Westinghouse
showed an advance at one time of
three points. but subsequently lost all
the gain and closed unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-25
Prev,cv
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nav 2i-MtLLFEED- STEADY; busi
ness moderate. Spring bran. in lo0-pound sacks
@3.75a2i.op 10 arrive standard midlings, TO arrive
$50. red-dog. to arrive. 500; winter wheat. ir
30 pound sacks to arrive August. a. %; city bran
in bulk, $50.
RYE FJOCR-FIrm: moderate dealings Good
10 choice. 6. lOsS 20. in sacks.
COENMEAL-Stead,: bushes, inactive. Kiln
dried for export. SIS. in sacks; coarse meal, in
bags lisa 60.
HAY-Receipts. i..S5 tons: steady: inquiry quiet
Quote: Prime timothy. 10: No timothy. ..l5al L
No . IG.t7aLl0: No. ;. LoDsI Is.
STRAW-Receipts. 81 tons: hrm: light dealinEs
Supply is small. No. rye 75sS cents.
PoRK-Firm: demand is inactive Mess, l.75a
og3: family 2. C0a23 %: clear. le5Ca2l.n.
BEEF-Steady: inquiry il moderate. Packet,
70 Ca $50; family. l95Ca0O0; extra India mess.
GIa4H
LARD-Qu-t: trading ia slow. Prime Western.
70 =. refined ointment 1910: South American n.
$50: refined Brazilian. kegs I.9J: beef stearine
cents; lard stssrue dull; New York. II. cents
The Washington herald., 1915-05-25

So as? Its 80 to 81 ~ ISL Its Il to 50. 50 70 70
"a to 70 4 e 50 PSI 1t 500 blk ~ 3l5s Il
500 blk l 81 $50 1t SO blk Peter, Mil
Seat-BUTIER, Marion 4 Josiah VI Vale trs 4
Ruby Vale sub tr to Elisha Mode Vale s.
So BIS 1t 10 blk s lie Droit PIX Add WITT
Matte ct vir " E to Elizabeth Z Walker 81
stamp $50 trs
flS3 Adams st nwl
So .ei ps 1t % blk II Brishtwood Pk-DAyIs
Jos s to Geo A Crawford Jr SO stamp 30 cts
18th st bet jefferson Kennedy SITS nw)
So eC4 II org 1t ls-EBERT Henry q W Mary v
to Ormond Butler SO stamp 50 cts sub Il
night Of way
Gus q st sel
So 4a5 Its a & Grsnby-EDwARDs. BENZ 7
ct TX Amanda to Jno L Knopp 30 re-recort
lib 1856 fol az
IS o, LAwrrnce. " 1t 18th st ne, 1
So 4D5 Its Is & 2 Sherwood Add'n-same to nm.
SO re-recorded lib Ssl fol s.
tE Of Lawrence. W q ssh st ne, L
So 1905 Its 10 to Sherwood Add'n-Sams TO Am<
$40 re-record lib 500 fol 80
CE IT Lawrence W II 9Th st mel L
So 90 It orx 1t 5-FAGUE. Jos r tI under will
Geo Collision to Chas O WOLF ct ux MINI,
L Joint tenants so stamp 8
So 3ss Its 3 4 a-GAIEY. AIs-rt ct u.
Mabel II to Jas n Smith SO stamp s. trust
no,I Md ave & SO 18th st 81, n
So ss south pt orr II a 4 north pt or II l5-
HICKS. Harry To Catherine Hicks SIC
stamp sl1
10Th st bet u 4 d SIS ne,
81 gea pt 1t 81 blk Il Brghtwood Pk-LABOFISH,
Louis W Tn Geo Crawford Jr SO
18th st bet Jefferson & Kennedy SITS nv) u
So 3,as It ls blk IL Whitney Closs-MIDDLErON.
Jonas ct ux Christina II TO VIM Middle
ton $40
t53l Irving st nv) IN
So north Of ese i. s-MURPHY. VIM ct NJ Mar
raret to Elvood F Cahoon ct w Alice
Joint tenants SO stamp $5 tr s.T5o
Md ave. z q roth & 18th sts mel
c. AMI nj, arg lts lta A. . 4 n OF
40, Granby-PIcKFORp. SamI " to
Catherine Pickford this wife) so stamp s.
Perry ct bet 3oth Pl 4 18Th st mel
81 I'D 1t & pt Its : 4 SRADCLIFFE. Florence
c extx Of Mary Anna Riley to Jesse L Beck
with $500 stamp
tDB st nwl 80
So rs II 6 Sauls Add'n-SACL. " LAwley e
Tx Elna To Horace G Smithy Ct Rosahs
joint tenants 80 stamp 50 cts eureaants
to N.I0
nsh bet Emerson Fararrt 81 nv, 81
So ~ ore Its u to l3-TALBERr. , Hums ct
TX Daisy Z, = May Carpenter. Geo " Hilbert
Ella e Talbert To Della @ smalivcod 80
stamp SD
10th bet NJ 4 SIC ", 80
So zo It's to g Chillum Castle Hu-rHE
The Washington herald., 1915-05-25
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. NAV oi.-CaIl money opened u. psr
cent. high : Per cent. low Ia PER cent. renewal.
Z. rer cent last per cent, ruling rate per
cent.
The further substantial addition to tn. surplus
f the hanks shown in SATURDAYS return
has eNerted little influence the time money sua
ri"n. The market maintains a steady a.
the result Of tri9e better demand for accommN-
daton which has accompanied the revival Of sto, K
market activity and the continuance Of the cautions
policy pursued nv lenders pending the receip.
Of the German reply the Presidents
Rates G.si2 per cent for siXtv DAYS. 21.aj
yer cent fnr DAYS, 3aJ. Per cent for foIr
months 5A.a5rz rer cent FIR five and SIX months
and a. Irr cent for over tn. year.
The commercial paper market j. softer. partly
because Of the abundance Of available funds car
ned by the institutions and ais" because the de
mand a. represented by offerings of rhoic. paper
continues light. Rates for prime names 3laaJ-4
Ver cent, according maturity.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-25
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotation. sircn below are for large lots Of god
marketable goods only. Jobbefs' prices are higher
Lower grades may he sold fer less. Fancy gooda
command higher prices.
The produce market Yesterday WAS marked with
the usual Monday conditions. Receipts sufficient
for the demands appeared, the market becoming
easy on calye. and lowering gradually the season
advances on srring chickens. Receipts OF spring
lambs were light and the market steady.
The supply OF fruits and vegetables sufficient
for the demands. Generally. all the nearby goods
appeared in liberal quantities and the quotations
were steady Receipts Of strawberries continued
with prices unchanged The quotations we're:
EGGS Fresh. per doz.. -; Southern. Der do1. Is
BUTTERFLIES prints. new, per h.. 81; tub. per
h.. ~; process. per H.. a4a25; under grade
erearery aer %, 6a,o: store-packed per H.. Ian
LARD-Iub pure. per h.. li<al:: de-. com
poun. per 10, ~ Cottonsteed oil. per, can Ia
CHEESE-Nev Yorx. new. per h., u: Eat. per
h, 10; Swiss domestic. per h.. d: do. foreign,
per H. -
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. per H.. Is; ROSTERS
DIT H. lcau: c.scks p<f h.. lAI3: turkeJs choses.
nef H.. sails: TO-. ordinary. is: chickens, psr A.
2A3; spring chickens. per h.. 3sA
GREEN GoODS-Aspansus. pr dozen hrncAsa
nearby "a 90; Northern. 1.soa2So: beans DER 20.
l.0o.aoo: lima bsans. pr baA. aeAl.ee; beta M
bunch, sas; do, asw IA, pc alfA liSa2 .: 0h,
bsss. nsw, pr ezsts. l1alD: carrots, pse -.
2sA; e.ultAowR. per = assA les11; eslsey.
49,. Xsiy; d. 9sts. l2al1: opusnhssa -.
As@ ~ 49, ual1; - nsstAA -
The Washington herald., 1915-05-25
COTTON MARKETS.

New York NAV 2i-After losing an early gain
the cotton market rallied toward the close and
finished at net advance of to points. The
market was featureless. There cables, 1t
being Whit Monday at Liverpool Weather con-
ditiSns throughout the belt generally were favor
able Tie SPOT article declined 10 points TO 80.
but there sales.
Exports for the day were % 2ss bales. including
Is 49, bales 20 Great Britain l3ll bales TO France.
so bales to the Continent and l.'5l bales ~
Mexico. For the clearances aggregate ..eSs.
i93 bales against $50 90 bales a year ago. Re
ceipts at the ports for the day were !o.Gl bales.
against let29 bales week ago and s.0sS bales q
wear aso. Tn New York warehouse stock Is III :
$50 bales.