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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
McG0ORTY STOPS RoLPH.
Referee saves Canadian fn Eighth
Round In London Bout.

LONDON, Feb. l,-Eddle McGoorty,
the American boxer, easily defeated SOL
dler Rolph at the National Sporting C1uh
here last evening. The referee Stoned
the contest In the eighth round.
MoGoorty and Rolph both took part
In the Albert Hall bouts In London. In
which the various branches of the allied
forces were represented in international
contests. Rolph is Canadian light
heavyweight and was beaten In his bout
IN those contests
MoGoorty won his bout In the light
heavyweight class. but was beaten bv
Bonbardier Wells in the heavyweight
division.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12

"Otonabee" deserves the thanks Of all
sonl trout fishermen for crowding tho cod
and founders on the stage for q while. II
had got so eriny IN the Rod and Gun
that / always drank glass OF fresh water
after reading II.
cowdung, CatsAill, March Brown and Queen
OF Waters l reserve tho right TO change
my mind tomorrow morning, however.
when the Cowduns won't catch nsh
turn TO the Cstshil.; when the nsh set
tired OF being caught on tho CatskiU |
switch TO March Known the Hare's Ear
or Alder could be substituted just about as
well for the March BROWN, When the fish
want something brighter than these pat
proved a good one, Professor or Grizzly
King would do tust as well as Qnssn Of
Waters, bat as the lstter Is a lady put
her ahead OF the gentlemen. The fora
going list is for wet flee,
NJ four favorits dry Ties are whirling
Blue Dun. Wlckham's Fancy, March Brown
and Yellow sally. Tho latter Ia rot
really one OF my favoriIss, hut II reduced
20 four ! would take sally over sonle 9TH
ground "a [ could In tho way of having a
br.gh. ny IN the tour,
! Wish I could get Montreal into tNe
wet nv lis. because = h-'nnEs there, but
as iong as It Is 10 DO four III lave TO leave
Mould - slmcs' as happv--no not az
happy but rs well heeled-- vita CowdunE
ana Catskill for We, files and Whirling
Blue Dan and March Brown for dry flies,
az many trout as tho eight wet and dry
that named above. How about 4, Tam
arack"H VIRGISICS.
New York Feb. IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
WORCESTER BILLIARD WINNER.
Defeats Shea $50 to los and Keeps
Up with the Tourney Leaders.

Charles Worcester defeated James
Shea by 13o 10 10s last night al Rational
Recreation. Brooklyn, IN the Victory
handicap 1872 balkline tourney. The
winners average was 1885 and his
high run II. The losers high run
was 10.
Frank Boyd, J. McManiinan and
Worcester are the leaders In the tour
ney Each has won all his games.
In the second game of the Victory
handicap John McManiman, playing 40,
defeated Robert Steinhugler. also play
ing 40. by 40 to 6s. The winners
average was sS-22 and his high run IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
DEATH VALLEY SCOTT RETrREs.
Veteran White sox Pitcher Enters
business.

CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-Pitcher James
Scott. a veteran with the Chicago Amer
leans. to- night announced his retirement
from professional baseball. He has ac-
cepted position In Beloit, Wis, and
in addition will play independent ball
Scott enlisted In the army before tho
close or the 1917 season and won q COM
mission as Captain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
AMATEUR BEATS CANNEFAx.
EriseA. Conceded 10 Points. Lead,
Professional Cusist.

Bob Cannefax. the Western thyss
cushion billiard expert. n having . difn-
cult time at Lawlor's room ooncading
points to two Brooklyn amateurs. A.
Mallon and Harry Frisch, the last
named the amateur metropolitan cham-
MON. While the professional has beaten
Mallon. who plays rs to CannsfaI's 10.
by so to 80, Firsch who plays 80 to Can
nefaxs 40. Is ahead by 90 to Is pointA
In last nights games CannefaI won
from Mallon by 40 to 10, but was beaten
by Fr.sch by 80 to IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
ARMY HOCKEY TEAM
LOSES KEEN CONTEST
Broton's Goal Brings Victory
to Springfield, 2 to I.

WEST POINT. ". Y. Feb. 1l.-Sprins-
neld Y. NJ, c. A. College defeated the
Army at hockey to-day. 2 10 /. in a
game fun OF aggressiveness though
Clearly fought throughout The teams
went into the second half before soor-
ing.
Army drew first blood when Wood
shot foul past Huston one minute az
ter play began. Finks long shot tieinE
the score came a moment later and
Brown poked the winning tally through
a scriminage near the Army cage. The
diso carromed of Burgard's leg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
sCUDDER CUE VICTOR.

F. o. Scudder defeated d. I. spence
by SO 10 Is In the amateur three cushion
tourney at Thum's room last night Ths
contest lasted ninety innings The victor
made high run of 8 and the loser OF s.
The tournament 10 under the auspices
OF the American Amateur Billiard AsSo-
citation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
NJ DANIEL.

Cornell win not take part in the American Henley the schuykt
host crews Lake cyusa that As Yale already
the Henley will bring together Columbia Pennsylvania the Navy
hun. for somebody ithaca
a
Columbia Pennsylvania
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
discussion Indicates Early Spring.

No DOUBT the lively discussion OF trout
for tho past few days In the Rod and dun
column Is an indication Of an early spring
TO limit the poor trout fisherman 10
three or four h.es takee away a Sreat deal
OF the pleasure OF ry fishing. What trout
fisherman does not enjoy owning a large
selection OF fies--ot adding to them and
eYperlm enting on the stream with them7
For the streams ana lakes of Canada,
especially Nova Scotia, my choice would
be Royal coachman, Pr -Achene Belle.
my fishing In Nova Scotia last season that
had hes. success on tho streams with
mo HoyM ssnin AN nnS. tnai nee
might Pdd that with the dry hy caught
larger 0sh ard YES rot troubled nv small
owes tAklnK tho ~, =" vas tine case whs.
'Fninv tho yet rs. On tlc .p!Iss the SilveY
DucSar was the leader In :..hing rsh.
For ny fishing In streams near New
York ths choice 10 suay mind u u dinsrs nt
I0Attsk Eor che nest part Ne hare tAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
MAURICE LEADS MATES.
scores Ten Field Goals for Ber1xe-
Iey-Trvins Basketball Team.

Berkeley-Irving Schools basketball
team yesterday defeated the Massee
School nve on Berkeley's court for the
second time this season. The score was
- TO II. The Berkeley lads held the
upper hand throughout and led by rs to
. at the end of tho frst half.
Tho Berkeley quintet bagged 81 nsld
goals. OF this number Maurice scored
10 and Hoeck contributed Z. The lineup:
Berhsisy-rrvtng ttD. Masses tiI.
Hosek...,.... Right forward 49,. Greens
Hunt ........ Left forward $3.50. Cole
naurics. Centre Van Broekuyfen
Riley .......... Right guard ...... Billings
FISH. ......... Left guard ......... Orfeili
REQ soal.-Bsrkeleyi Iioeck 7. Maurice
%, Hunt, Riley. Fish, Ioughman, Msss.o:
Van BrockUyfelt 3, Billings. Cole. Goals
''oon fnIi.--R!isv 2, Van Rrookuvfsn fub-
t,'tulHs- Bbrkelsri fSoughman for Hoack.
sorry for Hunt Aassee: Baekie for
.lr'eno Rsfsree-Ar. Weber. Colgate.
.ims OF hAivss--so minutsa.
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FOR Three-Year-Oids.
whiSl stakes-rive and one half Z
5000
5000
5000
1000
1900
. AAA
N. J. TRAPsHooTrNa TOURNEY,

.PLArSFrEI.p. y. j.. Feb. 1.-THE New
Jersey Sportsman's Association has
awarded the annual State uapshooting
tournament to tho Arrow Head Rod and
Gun Club of tlIiS city. 1t will be helt!
on tho clubs range near tho Watching
Mountains on Nay ~ end -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
ICE SKATING RACES TONIGHT.

Tho Eastern Skating Association has
arranged set Of skating races TO be
held at the Kingston Ice Rink. Kingston
avenue and st Johns place. Brooklyn.
tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
KIRBY AND DOWNS vrorons.

Ed Kirby defeated F. Whitney by 50
20 as, and William Downs defeated
Charles Fulton by SO to ~ IN tina
amateur pocket billiard tournament at
Doyle's room last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
Col. Huston's Plea for Peace.

At dinner given in his honor last
Monday night Lieut.-Col. Huston, half
e~ner OF the Yankees. made a strong
plea for peace conditions In baseball and
expressed tho hope that baseball in the
future would escape the manhandlinx II
has gone through IN the past.
After paying a great tribute to the
American troops in which. he declared,
they turned the tide Of the war, Cap"
Huston added. land now we have peace.
Let US also have peace In baseball.
There seems no reason why this great
game always should DO in q turbulant
condition. Baseball seems to 20 through
one upheaval after another.
Il think the nations Of the world
want real peace and I think I can
eay that baseball also Is hungerinx for
real peace. We should have learned
some 'essons from the ordeals we have
been through.
The men who have their money IN
vested In baseball deserve some con-
stderation. They have a right to expect
some reasonable profit No business
man IN the world could stand Il II his
business Is rocked to Its found atoms
every year or 50 with one tumult after
another
And after ali baseball Is tho grandeet
rane OF them all. We all love II be-
CAUSE II In SO American, and think
every one wants to see II reach the same
prosperous plano IL occupied few years
back"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12

Soais-second half. Wood ti.lo), FINK
a :o6), Brown Il;i5), substitutions--Mii-
or for Rice. Sears for Wood, Time OF
4 a lyes-20 minutes. Referee--Capt. Smith
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
Veteran Pitcher Makes Plea OA Offer Yan Play Baseball Next
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT

IN ALL SP1EkES UF SPUkl
TAvrSo principals
nshs and
taking He
And coupled Asm
followers OF
Americans Ar. III. s,sa... sot IN ss ,s :, nav S , .h.
Willard did
e I'M
that o question: ss: RS. ass sIa
ss an.os an Nor. than
's.s u: ss
~ % ] y. n .s ss % ss :s
s.s' :'as
BIZ s. 10 , e.. pet r a w ss M, S
4s.: s ~ . sss s. . w. =: Ss. Tx
s % b. ~ up ii: ss s;; Hs @
s M md II; ss;' 81 :: sss'
ss that nss
Leonard should xnol o.. VIM. nr..A..
and . s % :na on: S. S
s Ss';s '' sis" s';s
Nosas
s s a nss. , h g p s h s ss A. % s
% 5 ss John T VIM
. for a has : :n a san ii. H tn , %
md Mo "a sa
tn: i'1; n s sas S0 So any Of that ss
U.ss.:i.s,.
no has TO- lsl
somebody really standing up
him Leonard vim Battling the
cam: sn s % NO
when he had Of his
H. s I'll: not sS
Carpenter Had Better TAX. rh.. OFFER Quickly.
@ a s''9s'ss being s s s
- % Of tho me. the eo.
doing Richard
the trick Carpenter offer
Royal Henley Rsgatt. BE Revived Untn Next Year.
within
England Challenge cup which car.
Ind second Harvard eight ls4 One story has far
spite the report to the CONTRARY Their. win be no Henley regatta NEXT
January - voted hold
% be
for revivns and stirring interest the revival
affair be Cleaned from ths following resolution
IN the opinion this meeting
Henley Regatta be held 1919 interim should
Henley Royal Regatta
such
decided hold would problemat
Crimson win
most the apsn,e whenyer ase that wis re 70 %
1t WINS Mr. Heirck who paid the expenses In 1914
Not in he America Henley
Cornell win
Harvards Lake that Saturday
Cornell Jumped
The Cornels detection will
with umb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
Casting Club. Meet To-day.

About ftteer enjoyed ,hs casting a. :he
n.id OF the New York Casting Club at Van
Nest The Bronx SUNDAY. Best scores
were made by Stewart Miller and !. Fer
nandez. Both exceeded 500 iset. : prnH-
tica meet will be held to-day, starting at
1880 p. NJ. All interested are cordially in
yited L. Il. PHILLIPS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
EASY FOR ST. AIMS FIVE.
Academy Tossers Defeat Mauhat-
tan Prep Five. 81 to 10.

ST. AIMS Academy's basketball team
yesterday gained an easy victory over
the Manhattan Prep ave on De La Sale
Institutes court The score was So to
10. The lineup: 60
st. AIMS U3). Manhattan tiS.
McCus. Left forward Dunn
sweeu-y Rishtforward 80. Mcsherry
Guilfoy ...,....,. Contra ...,...,.. Dillon
Tobin.....,,.,, Loft guard .....! Munitiz
BURKE. ...,..,, Riyht guard 80. sullivan
Field 800 ,.-Mccue I, sweeney 10. Tobin
sas narNs SR"S sai asS Go Saa' ron MT,
'oW ''swasisey !, Dana :. subst.,utts-
White Tor Tobin. Diilesrini for Burke
Eins e Asi.ss-sS Ia - aaisstsA ~'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
ISSUE STAKE RACES
FOR EMPIRE CITY
Fifteen Events Announced for
Summer Meeting.

Entry blanxs for the fifteen stakes to
be run at the Empire City Racing Asso-
summer meeting next July were
Issued yesterday. Entries Will close on
Saturday, March I. There are Elk stakes
for the older division. three for three
year Odds and six for two year Odds. The
stakes and values are as follows:
For Threo-Yssr- C)lds and Inward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
Trade Rumors RsvfveA.

Hsinis Zimmerman. Bart Nishoff and
Walter Holke, Giant infieldera. called at
the New York clubs ofIsces yesterday,
and their visit caused quite little con-
lecture as to what IL In the air. n In
Known that McGraw has been working
on sonle deals for several weeks, hence
he visits may have more than ordinary
significance While John Foster, SCORE
ary of the club. spoke of the calls az
social calls, It 10 quite . coincidence that
all three innelders arrived at the once
at the same time.
Holke has heard % much about Chaso
playing first base that he came to New
York to ascertain where no stands Ever
since quitting the Giants last july Holks
has been employed at the Bethlehem
Steel Company at South Bethlehem, "a.
Holke. from all indications, will be
sent to Boston In some transaction. With
Chase practically certain Of coming to
New York. Daubert satisfied in Cincin-
natl and Brooklyn contemplating shift
ing schmandt to hrst, there 10 not much
OF demand for Holke except from the
Boston club.
Niehon came to the Giants BY pur-
chase from the ST. Louis club after
Doyle became Ill Last spring. The player
then broke q leg a few weeks after no
rejoined the Giants and was incapaci-
tsted for the remainder OF the season.
Siehoff was released by the Giants in
order to give the team another player
IN the twenty-five limit, but the club
continued the players salary and Me
hon now Is on the New York clubs
reserve. Naturally he 10 keenly inter-
ested In the plans the Giants may have
for his future
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-12
PLANK DECLINES TO
SIGN WITH YANKEES
Famous Pitcher Declares That
Money Cannot Coax Him
Back to Baseball.
~ FREDERICK d. LIEB.

tn. venerable Eddie Plank. formerly
he leading left handed pitcher OF the
American League, has pitched his last
biz league ball game Plank yesterday
returned his 1919 contract unsigned to
the Yankees with . letter to the effect
that II would BE- useless for the club to
,snd him q contract for . larger salary,
Al no amount Of money would coax him
back TO the big league trail.
This IL not an attempt At . holdout.
An old fellow like mo has gotten over
hat stage. but II will be impossible for
ne 10 return to the American League"
writes Eddie.
DESPITE the fact that Plank win be
a years old next summer. the veteran
EFF handler was sent q contract calling
for quite nifty salary In view Of pres
emit conditiona Notwithstanding his
Years, Plank never lost his great cross
Are ball. He pitched splsndidly last
summer In the Bethlehem Steel League.
Browns Cot better Of Trade.
Huxs,ns figured Plank might prove
handy In the hot weather, At which time
he always has bean at his best Hug
gins also figured Eddie would earn his
salt as . relief pitcher. Ed Plank. how
ever, absolutely insists he II through.
Plank writes he has q garage and
automobile business In his old home
town. Gettysburg, which requires all his
attention. Besides. ne thinks. q man Of
his age should remain with his family.
Plank never wore . Now York uni
form, hence Huesins was shaded quite
. bit in the deal last winter whom Mil
Ter sent Shocker. Gedeon. Nunamaker.
Maisel, Cullop and cash to the St Louis
Browns for Pratt and Plank.
II Pratt also makes good his boast
to retire Hugginse reputation a. .
trader will get quite Q bump
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04

The said notice shall further recite tha
on the 9Th day Of October 1919, the frs
iay following such election at IL o'cloci
A. NJ, the Parish Scholl Board will NEE
at the office OF the said board, in sald
Parish, and there in public session ope-
he ballot boxes, examine ana canvass tht
returns and declare the result of saie
election, and promulgate the same.
The motion being put to vote wa.
unanimously carried, and the Presiden
declared the ordinance adopted.
J. E. VERRET, President
L. r. TILLY, Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Winters, seconded b,
Mr.. Minvielle, a committee composed Of
the President, ]. E. Verret; the superin
.endent, L. X. Tilly, and Messrs. H. I
Hall and Eugene Guillot, members O
the board from the Sixth Ward was ap
pointed with power to take all such pre-
liminary steps before the holding of tint
said election as might be necessary L
carry through the said project, and in rh'
event the election carried to take all su.l
steps as in their opinion might be ex
pedient or necessary in all matters per
.aining to the purchasing of site or sites
the erecting, and equipping of the sale
school or schools, provided for in tn,
foregoing resolution, the said committe,
being fully empowered to act in tn.
premises for the board in all matters per.
tanning to the said project as fully ant
completely as the board could in n.
premises under the law.
The motion being put to a vote wa.
unanimously carried, and the president
declared the motion adopted.
There being no further business e
come before the board at this time, on mo-
tcn of Mr.. Grand, seconded by Mr.. Win
tiers, the meeting adjourned
A true and correct copy from the orig
NAL minutes.
L. R. TILLY, Secretary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04

same property acquired by jose
phine Pearl Ami from w. j..
Burke, agent for Bernard and
Grima On February 18th, 1915.
From the improvements upon
the above described property is
reserved for said Estate the barn
in the rear portion of said lot, with
the privilege Of removing said
barn from the premises.
GEORGE w. ADAMS,
Administrator
f. s. Broussard, Atty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04
SHERIFF SALE.
Ouachita National Bank

Shell Beach Construction Company.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Vermilion,
18th Judicial District Court
No. 55O4.
By virtue of a writ of seizure and sale
to me, issued out of the Honorable Sew
enteenth Judicial District Court, in and
for the Parish of Vermilion, State of Lou
siana, in the above numbered and entitled
suit, fully authorizing and empowering
me in the premises, I have this day
seized and taken into my possession TO
satisfy said writ, and I will proceed to
sell, at Public Auction, to the last and
highest responsible bidder, at the princi-
pal front door of the Court House, in
Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La, within
the legal hours prescribed by law Cor
judicial sales, on
Saturday, October 1870 1919,
the following described property, to-wit: :
situated in the Parishes of Vermilion and
Iberia, Louisiana:
Township Fourteen Q4) South, Range
Four (4) East, Southwestern Land Dis
tricf.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04
Succession Sale.
,uccession of Josephine Pearl Ami

deceased.
No. 2O97.
18th Jud. Dist. Court Of Louisiana.
Parish Of Iberia.
by virtue of commission is.
sued unto me, the undersigned Ad.
ministrator out Of the above said
Court, under an order granted on
the 3Oth day of August. 1919,
There will be sold by the under
signed Administrator or duly
authorized Public Auctioneer,
FOR CASH (for the purpose OF
realizing funds to pay debts OF
the above said Succession) at Pub.
lie Auction to the last and highest
bidder. on
Saturday the 18th day of October,
1919,
between legal sale hours. at the
front door Of the Parish Court
House in the City of New Iberia,
La, the property belonging to the
above said Succession, and des-
cribed as follows, to-wit:
A certain lot of ground, with
ell the buildings and improve
ments thereon and thereunto be-
longing and all appurtenances
thereof, rights of ways and servi-
tudes. and located in block
bounded by Madison, Julia, Hack
er and Iberia Streets and measur-
ing about one hundred and eleven
feet front on Julia treet by two
hundred feet more or less, and
bounded North by property of
Josephine Pearl Ami, (lot 2 of the
inventory Of this Estate), South
by Julia Street, East by Madison
Street and West by Miss Louise
Broussard or assigns. Being the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-10-04
t|7Y AND FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE.

and
bosgkt desired Price ea3oe hsns. ssnhsn.
sess seaoaer ewn time
s.s "a
reons pantry sal bath. Hst soldI Ss3es.
alsay 1As Wes basths rden
Cement Wake soe U.snss sre tive oss Fn
Cona1siaHss a 80. Duldlse| vssrs 80
|AuDAatss. esvsaI vasant lots on iberia g. near
lHaekes Exeeln
- ess buildings
yspy SiSses - lesst1 4. ~
rdss eleee blesk d lhis City.
9we sad pspty
oxl6o eek Ne 56 sonssing
bh eeoo oooo a LSe eoz196
|any sasly iassslnsnts Asss electric wi'sd Bargain
FARM LANDS.
we'll d.olneA Cea1ssaAn
e11aln quantity price.
fsu I'll = go hsA ad suitable
seA sude = IBERIA eesias tkrss bed
o60 ~
HGoo ~ oaGAan eoA
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Ahes esush NS@
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! - e1ksss = esaeA sssustl y J lAeh
ur11s MAIN sEnn1E AID
= ssasss - esas gsss
lnGtssy = Fisher aeal Estats Agents.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-01

The speculative crowd into cotton after
having been shaken Out when the
smash was on 10 those markets.
Ia Liverpool the list was due to come
unchanged to u points of. but finals
there were - TO u up and one steady.
Spots were marked down 81 points,
good middling 10 5000, with sales 5000
bales, including 300 American Re
ceipts were only 2,0O0 bales, including
1.S00 American.
First prices in the domestic markets
reflected the hrmness abroad. July
started at &c. 4OC, up Is points, and
October was IL. AZ 2A60C. A slight
sag followed. July reaching IS SOC and
October 1906. but a rise ensued which
carried July in the afternoon as high
as 26.S2c and October to 2a02. Liver
pool professional and western traders
shared in the buying, which was helped
by firm spot advices, The South was
reported a seller on the bulge. but the
reaction did not go far up 10 a short
while Of the close.
Spots were without any special fea-
ture, except that inquiry was pretty
good as a rule More boats promised
to sail from New Orleans helped K
pectations as to exports during the
month.
Futures closed 40 to 10 points up. tone
New Orleans closed 81 to 50 points
higher, tone firm, Spots were I'M
changed. middling at elise, with sales
Of 2.Si4 bales.
Liverpool should come 10 points
higher.
In the local market inquiry is still
satisfactory and selling continues fair
ly free. For the day sales were $500
bales and quotations were unchanged,
middling at 2Sc.