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DRAFT BOND 3ORDER-PRO.
: . POSED 49,. $

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HENDERSON. =
Be it Resolved, by the Board of
Commissioners for the County of
Henderson, State Of North Caro-
lima:
Section /: That negotiable cou-
pom bonds Of said county regis
terable as to principal shall be is
sued under the authority of "The
County Finance Act" as amended
in 1885 and other statutes appi-
cable, for the special purpose of
funding and or refunding of valid
indebtedness, payable at the time
of the passage of this order .au-
thorizing the bonds or payable
within one year thereafter, said
Indebtedness. is now outstanding
and incurred for the necessary ex-
penses of said county in its OPP
erations, and being necessary ,eX-
penses which were special pur-
poses within the meaning of the
Constitution. $685. .- ....
Section 2. That a brief descrip-
ton of the indebtedness to be
funded is herewith Igiven, to-wit:
That portion designated by items
of Countrywide Direct. Obliga-
tions of Henderson County out
standing and not yet paid, and
not otherwise adequately provided
for, herein, named, specified and
referred tor consisting of any and
all coupons and or interest due
and!or to become due 1st. day of
April, A. D., 1888, to 1st day of
May, A. D., 1886, both inclusive,
within the limitations fixed by this
order and on interest basis of
IL % per annum on the respec-
tive bond issues as follows:- .s.
l. On So Courthouse Bonds,
dated 5--2-04, interest and or $50
interest installments and or cou-
pons making $4,000 for bonds
to the first day of May, 1896, plus
any further accrued interest to
May 1, 1886, specifically funding
only the portion of the @. whole
hereof that accrues on an interest
rate Of 1&GS per annum and be-
ing as of May |, 1886, $253.75. Z.
2. On So Funding Bonds, dated
l2-l-17, interest and or $4,000 in
terest installments andor coupons
making $4,305.O0 Tor Il bonds to
the first day of May, 1895, plus
any further accrued interest to
May L.. 1886, specifically funding
only the portion of the whole
hereof that accrues on an interest
rate of IL per annum and be-
ing as of May i 1885, $E255. go.
* On. 81 Road and Bridge
Bonds, dated IL -2l, interest and
or $500 interest 'insta1lnfents
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introduced July II, 1884; au',,oII
izine, the issuance Of funding anu
~ refunding bonds to an amount aa
Of not exceeding $S69,SSo:aoSo
Snallv passed. of date July 70,
Iasa and all resolutions ana
clauses Of resolutions heretofore
passed by this Board in pursuance
herewith are hereby expressly re-
.nealed and cancelled in toto.
The foregoing order was finally
.nassed on the 25th day Of April,
a D., 1886, and was first pub
.lisbed on the 25th day of April,
"a D., 1886. Any action or, pro-
ceeding questioning the validity
.of said order must, be commenced
Within thirty days after its first
publication" -. =,
This the 25th day of April, A.:
D., 1896. i 49,. ..s. ! =,
BY order Board of Commission
ers. 80 .s., i -. -,
The 25th day Of April, A. d.
1886. o,,,t 49,, .o,.
Clerk, Board of County CowmlS-
sioners of Henderson County
. North Carolina. 4-2S-Sat-zI
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TIE GOSPEL TABERNActE.

S(First Avenue and Main)
Rev. Bert Atehison, acting pas
tori -asI'rssa & $50, X IS {
Sunday, school at GAS a. M, in
ehatge Of C. s. Funbright, super
intendent, and G. J. Milward, as
sistant, a., .,..... e.. ...........,, -.
Preaching at Ii a., M. M, and 5 p.
m, by Rev, Atehison. I, Morning
subject, Travelling for Lost
Souls, or, Gods Method of Reach
ing the Unsayed." Evening sub
jeets Why the Lord Jesus Came
to Earth" '',','N~ '*'. @'>'
The Jail service at 8 p. m, in
charge of the Gospel Band. =, .s
At 6:15 p. N. the Young People
wilt meet in charge of Fred Ed
ney, Jr., Mrs. Metealf and Miss
Maude Drake. -
At 1880 p. m. the usual prayer
gr9ub will meet with Mi. W.. H.
Plank. .,,.,....-.
We annoance the beginning of
an evangelistic meeting Sunday
for; at least two weeks. Rev. stch-
ison will do the preaching. You
are cordially invited to these ser
vices each evening st s o'clock.
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NJ. E. DISTRICT
Meeting SET

The annual Asheville district
conference, of Southern 'Methodist
churches will be held at Weaver
vile church next Monday, with
the morning session opening at y
O'Clock. .....-
The morning will be devoted to
reports of preachers in charge,
talks by representatives of vari-
Gus church. causes, and a confer
ence sermon at noon by the Rev.
F.. K. .McLarty, pastor of FIRST
church, Hendersonville. The first
ballot for delegates. to the annual
conference at Salisbury will be
taken at 10 O'Clock. a.,
In the afternoon. reports OF
conference committees. will be
heard, a layman's hour will be
conducted by District Lay Leader
II. A. Durham, and the election
of delegates will be completed.
The Rev. Walter B. West, pre-
siding elder, will preside at both
morning and afternoon sessions.
Luncheon will be served. by wom-
en- of the Weaverville church.
Among the delegates chosen are
the following: 49,
Flat Rock: w. E. Dalton, Mrs.
w. NJ. Guice, Mrs. S. T. Jackson
and Miss Leila Rogers.
Hillside Street: Horace Buck
ner, Mrs. F. J. Bates, Henry John
son and A. M. Tingle.
Fletcher-Mills River: Mrs. S. f.
Greenwood, c. B. Moffitt, Mrs. ].
f. Powell ,and Mrs. J. c. Sales.
Oakley: Mrs. Harry Falls. Mrs.
r. b. Fuller, ]. S. Harris and Mrs.
j. C. ,Shackleford. .
Hendersonville: A. T. Dixon, s.
NJ. Garreli, Mrs. J. w. Payne and
Mrs, Tom Shepherd.
West Ashevillc: L. ]. Brook
shire, Mrs. Fl. V. HiDps, W. Fl.
Patton and o. J. Judd.
Hot Springs: w. T. Davis. Mrs.
Ben Markleroad, Xavia Lamb and
Carol Trollinger., .....
Laurel: B. r. Burnett. Mrs,
Nell Hill, Miss Elizabeth Sawyer
and ]. J. Whit. .
Skyland: L. f. Hooper, S. f.
Johnson, R. j. Ledbetter and Fred
Peeler.
Leicester: Mrs. J. H.. Brown
w. l.. Brown, w. H. Gillespie and
DR.. w. J. Weaver.
.Swannanoa: Mrs. T. l.. Brooks,
D. G.; Guess, A. d. Mills and Mrs
w. G.. Roberts.
Marshall: Miss Stella Carver.
Miss Mary Gudeer. Mrs. R. r.
Ramsey and J. NJ. Woodson.
Saluda-Tryon: Mrs. l.. l., Clip
pard, Mrs: J. F. Black; P. G.. Nor
ris and Miss Jennie Thompson.
Included among the charge lay
leaders expected to be in attend
ance are: S. O. Edney. Flat Rock:
w. s. Burge, Fletcher-Mills River;
Roy Johnson, Hendersonyille: D.
A. Shields, Saluda- Tryon; and
Miss Bonnie, Lou Roberts, Sky
land.
Among the recording stewards
who will be in attendance are;
Mrs. Mary Waggoner. Flat Rock;
Floyd Osborne, Fletcher Mills
River; A. W. Grower, Henderson
vile; Miss Annie Majors, Saluda-
Tryon; and Miss Marion Case,
Skvland.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR

/ hereby announce that / will
be candidate for. the Democratic
nomination for the, office Of Tax
Collector of Henderson county,
subject to. the action of the Dem
ocratic primary to be held in
June, and in this connection |
solicit the support of the people
of Henderson county.
ALLEN w. HAWKINS.
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ceives the, true idea of Life loses
his belief in death. He who has
the true idea of good loses all
sense of evil, and by reason of OF
this is being .ushered into the un;:
dying realities of Spirit. Such q
one abideth in Eife,-obtained
not of the body incapable Of sup
porting life, but Of Truth, un-,
folding its own immortal idea.
Jesus gave the true idea Of be-;
ing. which results in infinite
blessings to mortals' page 324).
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FOR CORONER

1 am candidate for Coroner
of Henderson County, subject to
the action of the Democratic pri-
mary in June. Having served
faithfully in public position for
many years, l stand on my record
and invite your support.
4-4-tf BRUCE A. COX.
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First METHODIST

Rev. F.. X. McLarty, DID, MIN
iS'I Sixth Ave. and Church ST.
9',45 a. m.-Church school; -
T. Johnson superintendent 8
LOO a. m.--ObserNanee, oi
Church School day. ...a ...,,
80 D. m.-0peRing OF the
Standard Training. school. ,,
,6:l5 p, "Wednesday even ZEN
inc the intermediate League Will
meet in the hut. -, ,... -.
The following special music has
been arranged for. Sunday.
MORNING.
Vocal Solo-Selected g.. a., g.,
Miss Charlotte Hatcher
Response :. -. Hear Our Prayer
- (LOrenzl
EVENING .... ,....,u,a.,..,
Hvmn-Anthem ...... H'IcS.c"
Orpanist and dircctrcSS, MISS
Kate DotSOn.
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GRACE LUTHERAN

ga Church With a Messagel
Rev. A. W.. Lippard, pastor.
Sunday school 9;45; y Harry E.
katzennoyer, superintendent,
Morning worship and sermon at
II o'clock, Sermon subject, "'Or.
thedox, But Loyeless." ..',,,s,.,E "
Music for this, Service is being
arranged by the choir, under the
direction of Mrs. o.. A. Meyer.
The Luther League win meet at
$50 p. m, IL II,
The Church. Council win meet
Monday, at s. p. m. -. ,sss,,,s,. Z,
The church workers study group
will meet Wednesday at 8 ip. m.
We invite you to worship with
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FOR CONSTABLE

] hereby announce my candidacy
for constable in the June primary,
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party, | will endeavor 10
carry out the duties imposed on
me, as constable to the best of my
ability. Any support given me will
be greatly appreciated.
EUGENE THOMPSON.
OF Get Ctr -.
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VALLEY HILL BAPTIST

CThe FrieRdly Church)
Rev. J. P. Mason. pastor.
Sunday school 10 z, M; DelnO
Mccall, superintendent. =
Preaching. services: First Sun
day II a. m, and third Sunday
7;30 D. m. 80.
3. Y. ?, U. at Z p. nj. every
Sunday; Mrs, DelanO Mccall, d.
rector. =: ! ''tsA,,' N>'.'@ T.
Bible study every Wednesday
night at Tao O'Clock. 49,
Visitors are given cordial in
yitatiOn to attend these services.
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WEST HENDERSoNVILLE
BAPTIST

Near corner Of Hebron and
kanuga streets.
Rev. Henry Mace, pastor.
Sunday school each Sunday at
10 a. nj.
Preaching first and third Sum
DAYS, Ii 4. nj. and 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting each Thursday
nixht at 7:Sp o'clock.
Visitors always welcome.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
< FOR EEGIsLATURE

| offer myself as a candidate
for the Legislature, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary.
l promise faithfully to serve the
people of Henderson County, for
their best interest, if elected.
Nj. F. TOMS.
4-11-4t
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GREEN RIYER BAPTIST

Rev. jill. Laekey, pastor emer-
titus. t ,.g.s. ,..-
Rev. c. l.. Whitmorp. pastor.
Sunday school at 10 u. m.; l.,
X. Pace, superintendent; Chris
tene' Andrews, secretary.
Services, The second and fourth
sundays, at liza. m.
B. J, 7. u at 1880 p. M.
A hearty welcome is extended
tOtall these services.
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WESLEYAN METHODIST

Seventh Avenue East
Rev. W. 5. Alfred, pastor.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching service IL q. m.
W. 7. r, S. program at Z p. m.
Preaching service 1880 p. m.
Prayer service Wednesday at
1880 p. NJ. ...,..r
A cordial invitation is extend
ed TO the public to attend all SER
vices.
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FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS

So. many of my friends have.
insisted that offer to succeed
myself as register of deeds that
I hereby announce my candidacy
for this position, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
If j. G.. COSTON.
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CAMP GROUND UNION
SUNDAY SCHOOL

]. f. Kratzer, Superintendent.
Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.
Preaching every fourth Sunday
by c. s. Fullbright. -...
Community Bible class every
Sunday night at 1870 o'clock. T..
n. Cady missionary.
Everybody welcome.
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ADMINISTRATOR MOTH

Having qualified as ad9''33
tl'ix of the estate Of }. 4
ming, late, of Henderson Cs
this is to notify all prrSot'
ing claims against said esq
present them to the undetSs
on or before April 10. l''I
this notice will be pleaded 2.
of recovery. All persons Ifc7
to said estate will please ]
settlement with the undetS1
This 10th day Of April, ,.a \
WINIFRED LANAh'
Administrative, ts'ah
j. A. tanning.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR 1

am a candidate for County
Tax Collector, subject to the
Democratic primary. Support Of
my friends and fellow citizens
vii be greatly appreciated.
R. A. GREEN.
"The Rawleigh Man"
Al l-3tp
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TUXEDO BAPTIST

Rev. Geo. d. Greer, pastor.
Sunday school 1T 10 a. M, NJ. j..
Hester, superintendent.
7p. m.-B. T. u, S. W. Bayne,
director.
8 p. m.-Evening service. Sub
ject. 1.-The Signs of the Second
Coming of Christ"
The public is invited to all Of
these services. e..
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FOR CONSTABLE, HENDER.
.SONVILLE TOWNSHIP

I hereby announce myself a
c a n d a e for Hendersonville
Township Constable, subject to
the Democratic primary. Support
of voters will be appreciated.
4-4-4tp CLARK MOFFITT.
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SATURDAY,. APRIL >,

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tanning by estin,.a.Is and
ana one-half ~; '",e hss,%,
Being the ideptiI"o., - sc %!1
yeycd to V a. 4 'aMe an
Edward Il. Fraln,,,. Freen..
by deed dated INg'oar an
and recorded IN 1stober { 3, =
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said deed and "a so; ,Ji',SIr'a
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FOR CORONER

am q candidate for coroner of
Henderson county in the Demo-
cratic primary; and will appreci-
ate the support of the voters.
If WILLIAM L. MILLER.
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ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL

Main St, at Eighth Ave.
Rev. James p. Burke, rector.
Second Sunday after Easter.
1880 a. m.-Holy communion.
$50 u. m.-Church school.
IL. a. m.-Morning service anC
sermon. ...
} D. m.-COnfirmation class.
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YOUNG PEOPLES NIGHT
SET FIRST SUNDAYS.

The young people reJolced over
the fact that the pastor is setting
aside the first Sunday night in
each month at the, evening service
as Young Peoples night. At this
service he will preach on the B.
r. U. theme for the month. On
the first Sunday night in May the
pastor will speak to the young
people on the subject, Faith is
the Victory in Living With
Others" ..... IT,. -.
The young people pledged their
cooperation to the pastor in all
of his programs for the church.
Those appearing on the ANA
teur program were: Ann Farmer,
Buddy Shipp, Clyde Skipper, Billy
Lampley, Katherine Yelton, Al
fred Lubow, Louise Beck, Ernes-
tine Skipper, John Lewis Albea.
First place in the contest went to
Clyde Skipper. Second place was
given Buddy Shipp.
At the closing Of the banquet
the pastor made an address to the
young people on the theme, What
Your Pastor Expects of His Young
People" He named four things
First, that he expected them to
open their hearts to him as their
pastor; second, that the young
people keep their lives pure; third,
that they be loyal to their church
and it's program; and fourth, that
they give their hearts and lives
completely to Christ.
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CHURCH OF GOD

West Hendersonville)
j. II. Brooks, pastor.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching, IL a. M Sunday
night service, 1880 o'clock.
Wednesday night prayer meet
ing, 1880 o'clock.
Friday, 1880 p. M, young peo-
pies meeting.
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B. T. U. viii Ask
To EntertalnAprl
Regional SEES sion
u L ma BIZ gDI rs Si ts Bsb

The yesnga pepplea Of stks Boz
U. deBaftmeftS6f tHe Pirsts Bap-
fist church staged most success
full banquet in the banquet room
of the Sunday school department
last evening. From the beginning
until the close the banquet pro-
gram was filled with fun and en-
tertainment. ...... IT,
Two important announcements
were made. The young people will
ask on Sunday morning that the
church vote to entertain the Wes-
tern Regional B. I. U. convention
here next April. There will be
some 500 young people from over
this section of the state attend
this meet and register. Around
800 more will attend who will be
near enough not to have to regis
ter.
The other announcement was
that this church has reserved two
cabins at Ridgecrest, the Baptist
assembly grounds, for the state
wide B.. r. U. meet. This state
wide meeting will last for one
week. This church will send 81
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TRAcEYERovE

J. II. Brooks pastor.
Services each second and fourth
Sunday evenings at '2':3Oe o'clock.
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CATHOLIC -

Seventh Ave. and Church ST.
Father Phillip, 0'Aara, pastor.
800 a. m.+Mass,. sermon and
benedictien. ,-.. 49,. ...-,..;
1000 u. m.-Sunday school.
1880 a. m.--Daily mass. -.
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Evening star., 1936-04-04
COTTONDEPRESSED
BY FEDERAL PLANS
Capital Talk of Marketing
Government Financed
Holdings Noticed.
Ry the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 4-Reports from
Washington with reference to plans
for marketing Government-flnan
cotton appeared TO have an unsettling
effect on sentiment in cotton during
the middle Of the week.
This was reflected by liquidation OF
old crop long accounts and scattered
selling. but after declining from Tues
days closing price of 1899 to 1890
for July contracts on Wednesday, the
market steadied. The decline had
evidently improved the technical posi-
tion, while reconsideration modified
sentiment as to the significance of the
marketing proposals and good part
of the loss was recovered.
July sold up to 1927 during yester-
day mornings trading, but the ad-
vance brought out some further nqui-
dation or hedging, with that delivery
closing last night at 1892. compared
with 1898 at the close of the previous
week.
Selling of later deliveries was prob
ably checked by complaints of too
much rain east Of the Mississippi
River and continued droughty condi-
tions in the Southwest.
Evening star., 1936-04-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April, 4 CR tu. s, Dept; oo Of
AAsriculturel lA,Cattle. 300; calves .,aor 100:
grade weishty steers showed decline; trade
very uneven: shipper demand narrow after
Monday: strictly good and choice steers ana
yearlings scarce. however but more mid
dle-grade weighty cattle in crop: al! grades
because of weakened dressed market and
Week meat consumption restrictions: ex-
treme top weighty steers. II 90; few loads;
1O.25aS5; best yearlings. 1875; bulk OF
crop turning at 7.50a9. so: replacement
downward; .weighty heifers weak to %
lower; all light neifers steady to strong:
cows strong to 25 higher. lower grades up
m0t S bulls l9alS hifhsf anS eaielbst ebt
heifers. $50; meaty feeders up to $50.
Sheep. $500: for week ending Friday.
week: Fat lambs .unsvenly steady. to %
shtRess svsnsf ana ali sfsdss % %egt1 Rnds
about steady: weeks top fat lambs. 10. 50.
highest since middle 9f FSFgary
loads, 1910, outside price paid for upward
TO 9T-pound weights: strictly choice. 1O4:
pound Colorados, 10, 10: small lot 4S-pouna
5e5oo"' $50. i'''' 'e'
Hogs. 1000. including $500 direct:
steady to 10 lower than Fridays average;
actual top. 1910; quotable top 1880;
g.75; shippers took none; estimated hold
over 500. COMPARED a week ago; weights
Ssshs aSoe 600 sounds 's Steady TO
higher; weights above $50 pounds. gener-
ally showing 1920 advance.
Evening star., 1936-04-04
Weekly Cotton Statement.

=, NEW ORLEANS. April Z 0Fp-.secretary
PsTehes weekly New TOv orleans pd Cotton ES
brought into sight during the past week
has been "a 450 bales. against 81 $40 for
seven days last year and lO3,O92 year be-
fore last, and for the first three. days OF
April it has been "A 506, against 35.S69
last year and 76430 year before last.
The movement since August l shows
receipts at all United States ports $500
year before last iaSo Overland across
to Northern mills and Canada 646,449.
against 6O3.14l last year and 6S3.9l year
before last interior stocks in excess OF
these held at the close Of the commercial
and 5os,S72 year before last: Southern
mill takings net 1915 900. against 3. 3.I20.-
600 last year and 3.4l5000 year before
last.
season from August l to date. l1,1a0. $40,
against S.44l44U last year and II 623, ,16l
year before last.
Foreign exports for the week have been
the total thus far for the season 4,S36.-
57l. against 3.b31 SOC last year. an in
crease ease, Of ii99,0!l. . .-,..n
cotton during the Week were ss? 900
sganSt ssai ST. I.s 900 last year and 24I:ooo
North ana 1s cansda fSG5e6 asa4st as
South: 5000 800 against 10000 last year year
elusive Of Canada and Orient. 1875 900
against 49.0uu last year and 80 900 year
before last; Orient. $4,000 against 1900
last year and $4,000 year before last.
Total takings OF American cotton for the
season. 9,634 600 against $3.50 900 last
year and. 10 SOB 600 year before last OF
which North and Canada LBS. .n0p
against 1.1S2 900 last wear and 1854 900
year before last: South, ,4.!19.000 against
3,2S6.000 last year and 1851 900 year be-
fore last; loreien. exclusive of Canada and
Orient. 3,09S. 900 against 2.463 900 last
year and 4203.000 year before last:
Orient. 1219. 900 against ! 1.32l 900 last
year and 1,6a5 900 year before last.
Stocks at the Seaboard and 109 leading
Southern interior centers have decreased
during the week 1163S4 against a decrease
during the corresponding period last sea-
son Of 142.71f and are now S,565 smaller
than at this date in 1885.