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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-06-16
AIBRRGY HOTTIE .

A TNHIS old and we'll known
mn stand, formerly kept by
Iiii. Mr.. Whitney, has been re-pur,
CHASED by him and Mr.. Ander.
son. In future it will be kept by them, un.
der the direction of the former, who will
devote his undivided attention 10 it, rem
dering it in all respects what it should be-
comfortable retreat for all. His cxpe.
rence in public line is we'll known-it
enables him to say, without fear of disap-
pointment, to all, you will be as comfort
ably entertained at the Liberty Hotel as
you can be any where. Horses will DO
carefully attended to-we have commod-
Gus stables where we can accommodate
drovers 81 others who may call with every
thing in that line-plenty Of provender.
AS for our table, beds, and other things
appertaining to the Hotel, we say they
are good, but do not take our word for it,
come and try and judge for yourselves.
And then, our LIQUORS too, try and you 'llswear
Their better you've not found any where;
We have Cider, delicious Cider, here,
Rich to the taste, and as the amber, clear;
Vine too we have, of all the better sort,
Madeira, CLdret, Tenerife and Port.
We've high proof spirits, Gin and Brandy rch
And Whisky, old MonOngaheld and Peach
Ofthese men need not speak, for we defy them
Totell how good they are before they try them.
The undersigned have also lately pur-
chased the stand known as M'Dowell's
Tavern. In adding this spacious house,
yard, stables, &c. to their other accommo-
datons, they can say their means are more
ample than any before ever could boast
of in Liberty for the reception of custo-
mers and the public. Owing to this ar
rangement they are able also to accommo.
date many boarders in addition to the
number they are now accommodating
They say to the public, we solicit your
patronage. M. NJ. WHITNEY,
]. c. ANDERSON.
Liberty, Feb. 10, 1888. 8-tE
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/ tufe and science, and all subjects interest
ling to the general reader.
| Il is published semi-monthly, in the ci-
lty Of Natchez, and contains sixteen small
qnarto pages, similar i'll form to the "Pen-
ny Magazine and is protected by good
envelopegso that it may be conveyed "a
any distance without injury.
1t will be remembered that we have nc
work in the Southwest similar TO this
and every one who feels pride in any en-
terprise calculated to enhance the social
and moral character ofour country, should
come forward and assist in this worthy
enterprise.
Pecuniary emolument constitutes no part
of the object of this publication. 1t is not
intended TO benefit any individual or the
Lyceum in pecuniary point of view.
The sole object is to advance knowledge
and ditfuse detaste for the refined enjoy
ments of literature and science.
Nothing is now wanting to the accom-
plishment~ of the wishes Of the Lyceum
but the patronage Of the community; and
it is expected that this patronage will be
promptly and cheerfully extended. o
All communications in reference to the
periodical should be addressed, post paid,
to Professor ]. A. VAN HoEssEN, the Sec
rotary Of the Lyceum, Natchez, Mississip-
pi The subscription price IS 90, in all
cases in advance.
The first number Of this paper is dated
December Is, 1887, and it will be contin-
ued semi-monthly from that date.
G. V. H. FORBES,
J. S. B. THATCHER,
c. G. FORSHEY,
S. G. MERWIN,
]. A. VAN HOESEN,
Executive Committee Of the Jefferson Col
iege and Washington Lyceum.
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LOST
March 8, 1888.
Notice..

A LII PERSONS indebted to the I'M
IN dersigned, are requested to call on
JOHN WALKER, J. p, who is authorised to
collect and receipt for the same. Persons
who do not comply promptly with this re.
quest, will have to pay cost.
WIN. TRAVIS.
April 9, 1888. IA
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-06-16

AwA "HIS old and we'll known
ian: stand, formerly kept by
!iiii Mr.. Whitney, has been re-pur-
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PROPOSALS.

FOR PUBLISHING IN TIE TOWN OF cARRoIaros
ROLL COUNTY, WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, TO I, 'Ah
TITLED THE " IN
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The SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL is print
ed on two sheets, making l6 pages to each
NUMBER the postage on which, for one
hundred miles, or less, is t,oo cents-over
one hundred miles three cents. By de-
clslon of the Postmaster General, the cover
IS viewed as wrapper and subject TO no
postage.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-09
$50 REWARD.

n Us I on the 9th INST. on the Statesyille
- road, between Col. NJ. W. Aexander's
plantation and the Davidson College. LARGE
caItsk'n Pocket Book, CONTAINING between
) and 4 hundred dollars III South Carolina
money, and a number of Notes and papers.
The following comprise a part: one note
on Joseph White for Sl50. of Sumter
DIS, ). C.; one note on Col Thomas vii.
der Tor $40; one note on D.. Heury De
buSk tor SIS; one note on I'M Ballard
Tor SlS7 81 one note on John D, Bowen
for 500, besides number of other notes.
accounts and receipts. The notes are of no
account to any one but myself as payment
has been stopped on them. ANY person de.
hvering the said Pocket Book to me in
Stalesvillr, or leaving 1t at the Printing OF
flee at Charlotte, shall receive the above 70.
ward and the thanks of the owner.
GREENBERRY FL, SUMMERS
March. stt 1898 sstf
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RCaCal'e Of GH Flstp0sfer!

Wiz Public are cautioned anaiusi a man
gong about the country " SCI king
whom he. NAV swindIe," bv the name of
Hiiiiam Holbert. SAID HILBERT SAYS he ia
lrom Montgomery county, and pretends 10
be blind. He has been IN my nr,gbhorhood
and by representing himself as an object of
charity has been enabled to swlndIe nun.
Der OF persons out of money and other ar.
ucles. HIS praclce is to go from house to
house and represent that he had been sent
by Mr. - with request, that as he had
no change would you please let HIM have so
and so aud he would pay for it, &c. He is
most notorious liar.
$50 P. j. WILSON.
Hopepell. Meek'g CO. N c., March ., ls3S.
wv atchman insert 2 weeks.
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we are authorized 10 announce [ apt J.
u, SMITH, as a candidate for the office of
n oaerff Of this county, at the ensuing
AUGUST election.
March l. 1885 ssf
We are authorized TO announce VIM s.
NoRMENT, as a candidate for the office Of
High enefltf of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
Morch e. 1888 e2tf
We are authorized to announce JAMES
AGERT, as "A candidate for the Office of
High Sheriff Of this county at the August
election.
March 6, 1898. sSf
We are authorised 10 announce JoHy
VI. PoTTs. as a Candidate for the Office of
HIGH Snerff Of this county, at the ensuing
AugtIs' elpctian.
Feb %. 1888 s7tf
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lme BY he example set ih, IN BY their
rulers! DO they look up, and behold,ne
the vide spread ~ stem of fraud AND dlshou.
esty, conclude that there can be nothing
very wrong IN following the examples Of
Inen who are al least supposed to be elevat-
ed ior there worth and talents We have
SAID that We are unable to- answer these
questions, not knowing exactly how far the
conduct OF public meD NAV Influence The &C.
lions OF private individuals. One thing is
certain, however, that the crimes and vi.
ces OF the one, run SIDE By side, IN the pre-
sent day, with the otter. Both are lncteas.
ing daily, and, unless speedll, checked.
must OrIng upoL our country The cou,emnt
ol The present age, and The righteous ours.
rs OF posterty. The remedy for The one
evil, we have remarked, is IN the hands of
the people. Where is the remedy lot tbe
Other, We have laws, il is true, to nun.
lsh the offenders, but wilo will enforce Them
who can enfntce them. Take W lie
wretch that has stolen YOUR horse OF en-.
tIced away YOUR slave, aud he has band
OF Villains that, with Whistles blow, he
can collect from New York to Natchpz.
ready to break the dungeon door and bear
hun away, or, IN the lasr resort TO swear
h'n innocent, aud stamp their souls with
perjury.
We set oui BY saying that the times were
out of nD: Is 1t mol so. Are not The
spIr'i OF aIkness 10 be found IN every con.
dIiInD and m every corner Who shall
rescue us On what shall We DEPEND for
safety The answer Is easy. Look to
yourselves. The present state of thngs
aust BE- changed. Happy If the change be-
effected BY peaeeabe means.
"SrEEL CREEK"
W.... H... March st ls3s.
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4" The creature al his dirty rrork again. !"
- he Gluse ha- brru AGAIN empluyed 10
slhndcnng Nj Webster 10 relation 10 the
Commonwealth Bank ui'Buslnn. aud has
guln been rrhuk,d b, statement az The
tacls 10 the senate b. Mr.. " Webster himself
u appears that draft ol Nr. Nrb,ier's on
u r'd Webster, accepted BY the latter, aud
II course payable by the acceplor, vas Iodg
ed ~ the Bank tor collection. The Bank
had 90 interest whatever 20 the draft. The
acc"por, Ddrid Webster, lnled TO paw H.,
and Ddnisl y ebster, immediately on being
na'lheh ct that fact, paid It HIMSELF Mr..
Webster sta ~, rmphaucally, ihst he never
"~ed the Biuk dollar, nor ever had auy
PcuutatN transactions with It whatever.
We understand ,hal the Globe has also
nadr n,n,i gross attack on Mr.. Clay winch
the lntrlhg"ncer notices with becoming IN.
d,4natlun. We have no, seen the article IN
4 he GIobe.-fay. Obs.
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nTAI.nlED

IN th' 9Th uh b, tie Rev Angus johnson. Mr..
JOHN FLO" jnn., to Ms SARAH WILSON.
Ill o vi rklenburg county
Oniht l>'nst. hy the sanle, Nr ADtN ALEX.
ANDLR, NJ ekienbutg county, 10 NJ : CARO-.
LINE +. PLACOt X, Of Montgomery county.
Happy are they ION love doth jim.
10 lessen SORROW, and abound il ioy.
Communicated.
lredel Co, on the 22nd ull.. b, the Rev.
Jn"6 Nilherspnon, Mr.. WILLIAM PATTER-
S'lN g Mss MARGARET KERR. daughter Of
n" kerr, late OF dcckeubutg County.
l. itedeIl Co, on the Isl. Ii st., b, The Rev Jno.
a. Niiher pooh, ALtX tNDtR &. CAROTH.
Frs 10 Mss MARTHA E. IRN IN, Of { abalrus
County.
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One cent Resrafd a. no THANKS

~ ANYWAY from the subscriber, an
- apprentice boy BY the name Of James
L. GiH. about IS years old This nc,ice
is to forewirn all persons from harborur
SAID apprentice, as the law will he enforced
against any such persons.
;, go, T. R HUGHES.
March 8, 1888 ,q0
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4 Good Sign 1t may be as well to
STATE, since there seems Ia be prrconceried
,Iiempl ON the part of the Administration
Press 70 Identity the Northern Wings with
The Ahali'lonIsis, that the Wing Lcglsla
tute ot Name refused the use of their Han to
the AboIlllun,Sls to bold meeting. This
: the more honorable because It Is custom.
any N New England To let such places for
almost auy public purpose.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-09

The Legislature ii Kentucky adjourned
-tIe air un the lbih uit. he General
lrpro,ruru, hill and the bah to raisc the
interest - the State boud. IRON i've Ia 81,
per cent passed bah houses. The bill 10
CM'rr banking prSlrges on the truc,nnau
and Charleston RAJ Road vas rejected.
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III E Paris correspondent Of the Y Amer.
ieau ,'a'd u b r. Walsh, l. q refers 10 h,i, IL
~b'eh ID. BRUSH thanc,'.of ai tue EEeh,quer ii.
dui2rd "a svli, uu tbs l9ih ~ December, ~ tie
ii"u'e o. t0''nons, at the garry dress o. the 4.
nftican dictionaries sbo s.u ,hc palace Of ~
Ja'ncs. the hou". aule are ber." said TIC Cba...
cr'iof rsieymg q VI Hna.e ~ the q, batc on this
tNi Li'i bah, -ha talked Of eIpen,iya hyerle..
H. h'n inilvs ilg ap his analogy. 20 10 the v
'ec', q b, hta ihs gsud, array a. ahich the 81.
ocfs 81 % lntsu Safe. appear before lhe Sever.
,iano England" Who r.uld have thought that
such ssrli. Democrat as Antfew STEVENSON
~uuid have sutlecicd his oeuntty to this singing
saIcas.n I'D.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-09

Fire az II est PoiRt.-Aboui 3 o'clock IN
!he morning OF The 1871 uli., fire was DIS
covered ia a room used for recitation and
ltcIunng on military aud civil engineering.
The buttdng consisted Of SIX rooms, and
Vas entnaly destroyed. A large portion Of
the books, philosophical apparatus, &C..
was saved but the contents OF The AT. Gen
erals Office, which was immediately under
the one ia Shch the fire originated wpre
destroyed. The luss Is estimated at $50 900.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-09

Prentiss' --latest and Best Messrs.
Prenllss and Word, of Mississippi, having
lost their seats in the House OF Representa-
lives BY the casting vote of the Speaker,
Mr. Polk. PrentIss says they were "poked
OUT
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-09

homin'straiiou. 1t would appear hy the
| pHagtsph tom The Nr4 Yark Americiu
IN OIL are determined 10 adhere to thc
''Peuishi,' TAR OF uul.lr:
oaFe been informed, AID We br'i.ye cor.
~ ptfpata'ions are made tor ratrt log ~.
'at sah-Ffessaty osicm, bill or no bin
~ seFh constructed in three u the G3v
y qhefs b the C,,y Hall, Of such Pc, cct
0'' y Is lnpassiblc theJ can ho oycp,d ~
'fA ~ these WIN keep the kc,s TIN.
- p anticipation 6nd- its parallel IL IA,
4. y 'he plates tof ,hs T,ca,ury notes, hr.
Z WI vas passed legaIIzing lhrlr .snc."
'"e nashville unton states that Gen. Jack.
severely attacked with bleeding ~ The
i ~ 'hes medical cid vac prompt, called
dagger. ''"''
-
!, '"e conservatives IN Phladelphia held a M.
! meeting lew day. ago. aud aassed rcsn
~ :. ,'pposlllon 10 Tire Sub,rrcasu-, scheme.
y 'ae presiding Ulcers we're Pres,drnt,,l
W Who voted Tor Nc. Van Buien.
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Mr. Clay N Virginia. " Freder.
lck>burg Arena IN an article on the Poll
ties Of Virginia SAYS =" A vas, majority
u the opposition party IN Virginia have
- ihelr hopes upon VI. Clay, every day is
adding to the lrnks of his friends, and IN.
crcasng the convection that he, o. all prob
able candidates, Is best qualified to reform
the abuses " hIch exist IN the administration
Of puhllc affairs, and to bring the Govern.
menI back 10 It's original purity and dignity
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-09

The director Of The mint, in his annual
report 10 Congress states the coinage Of the
Mint, Tor 1887, to have been as follows.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-09

Discovery of Nine # Silrer.-A silver
mime Of the richest description was discover.
I'd Yesterday on the ground formerly cover
ed BY Diamonds Hotel opposite St. Mary's
market. The men employed IN working
The nine succeeded IN digging up something
Ike S20, 900, all OF the best Mexican silver.
= \. q. Picdyuae.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-09

B-Oa DIR That Nj. Stevenson il to be re-.
cat l iop." i>'no"u snd lnsts I'D ia the Nav, De
pat rui - the succts-of 81 M. Dtcksfssu--aud
hat b,nJAa'e G. lioaAtd, uuc OF lhs ncmbef. OF
Inc u % K frozen M,ftiAud u 10 succeed Mr.. Sic.
',n,oe M,unit, To England.
lfi shgls Terra Gea. Harrison, in reply to
a0 ip9u,iN auo'e..,d 60 han upon ghr subloci o.
j-mcs H. B.rcb, Lsq Eatio' o the d,s,ousiaa,
ays, VIA, % be b. rcrl,d Prcsdeut. be vii On
o. no circumstances, bvcoiuc a candidate ior
sac91d tcfm.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-09

IL Fatal Dpei,-We learn from Washington
thai Duel aas fought with rifles on saturday c.
'cu'ng, the "a b vi. a, the distance Of 80 Yards
between hf. Caves si Il intucky aud Mr.. Cill,y
OF Maine, (h'th Nembsfs Of Congress- Which re.
suited IN iht death Of 'hr latter gentleman, on The
lhmd hfr The dusl, we arm, originated out OF
'h' debate. VI ih' House Of Representatives on the
chafgee made against q n,cuber OF Congress bt
ne spy ~ Nashing'OB." Ia this cthae VI
Cilley had abused the ei,ev.~ritefs end editor, -,
general, and the Ed or d the ~ Y. Courier q
Eoquirvr u W Wtbo) Il particular, a hon h.
.lg "al'zed a. bribrd i.sliizln OF The L. : Bank
tur Ihis A.. eb5 rcnt him challenge, 81 q winch
VI Caves AS the bearer. NJ Ciliev refused /,
recogut W. Wcb5 - grutDcmsn, thereby Il.
sol'Hg NJ GfsvF, b. iofths al cbslirns cd hila,
and tie result was above stated-I. Iiy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-09

0J- The New Hampshire Courier SAYS,
I" We have at last absolute evidence that
Isaac HILL, now acting Governor Of this
State, is actually an officer under the Go
vernment Of the United States, (Penslou a
CENT? whereby his office as Governor IS &c
tually vacant |"
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~ Henry Clay-Ths annexed reply Of Mr.

W "r"y Otay'-ihe annexed reply OF MI
Clay TO the Committee Of the Rhode Island Legi,
laiiye Convention which recommended ban for the
Presidency. Is copied fron the Providence Journal
Washington, Feb 18TH, 1858.
Dear Sir--I duly received your letter of IN.
iU'h Instant, Transmitting copy of The resolutions
adopted by the Wing Legislative Convention in
Rhode Island, 10 relation TO the nomlnstion of a
candidate for the Presidency.
The support which received for that office
when my name was before the putlic in 80, from
that patriotic State, displayed lis firm adherence
to principle, under the most d-con "a ginp circun.
stances. aud filled me with sentiments Of the most
profound gratitude. THIS nee testimony Of the
attachment aud confidence Of Rhode Island To.
wards ne, adds 10 my obligations, AID viii be
Cherished In grateful recollection, whatever future
results may be.
Having prescribed 10 myself a course of non
interference IN respect 10 the designation OF can
oids'e ior the aext Presidency The part of the
wings, 1t VAL not be expected that | should give
or Withhold ANY consent with respect to the use Of
my name, until the proper period arrives.
congratulate you upon the prospect q a change
~ the pollcy OF the government The people al
the L. States have 80 generally manifesto. dis
subtraction with the pasi course OF he adminsira
iion, That our rulers mu'i change II or be them.
selves changed, We have now 1ueh reason to
hope that the vast government project OF Ttea.
snrS Bank ~I be defeated ia one, If no, both,
Houses Of Congress. THIS ioriuuat. result oil that
dangerous measure may be ascribed altogether to
The intelligence aud manifestation Of the wishes
vi The people OF The United States.
Cordially rscipOcaung your friendly wishes for
my healIh and happiness, am faithfully,
Your friend and obvdlrut servant
HENRY CLAY.
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Total Coinage. SO, 3OO,2l3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24
DaKING BURGLARY,

S10n he w AL Dl-between the hours OF 10
YcuV O'Clock this mornsg. rsom No 80 q ;ha United
States Hotel entered by iase keys trunk there
deposited broken and riaed Of the various valuable
watches and Jeweely here below The above
reward will se paid 10y the Proprietor United
Hotel ie the recovery OF the whole due proportion for
any part thereof
Twenty Gold Anchor Escapsment wa'ches full ieyrIIed
gold das aud gold wih the Gus. or
Aamand Brothers. engraved the cap, and the following
numbers In inside q TIVE cae;-No 562 s747 5as 5697
so55 ssI $780, 59 ea Gas 1851 6o 5oS seas 5gas 5s2s
6ob6, SOFA GOES, nunsbrr recoi~cied.
Fourteen Gald LepiHe Watches bne< wcIIed
OF which or with gold all the others
gold as with seconds chased gold cases. numbers
avtd on the caps
10 10 40 different Sizes with gold dials and seconds
the greatest part with chased csses with and
the L~pine on IT, Numbers ngng from 50 oo0 To III
bsby also msrked insst the N ri them
or Ladies Gold Watches vertical sod
bottom, gola seal chased casesnumbers OF
case, ranging finn 1000 10 1900
nmond Breaspir with large trla NJ uar Cbrvsoli,s IL
the centre. Of avery briph green color.
Cameo breasp'n-the Cameo represents red lion
dark ground.
30 10 40 real Mosaic gold mourted breasiposa NIL black
ground, mostly with flowers and slain setting; with
bers scratched ON the back and some Niche
linL
gold and eramelled ocket quantity say N or "a gold
hnEer rngsssme seal with engraved the
flower tops TO put hair in-i with Eve sir dis
monds.
Also, quantity Of black enanelea gold breas,pins-do,
set wuh imitation stones, with wtite and green
Enquirer Journal Of Commerce, Morurg Herald, Evening
star and Commercial American and
Chronicle Washington Glone and National Ipieigeneer
aud Boston 81 will please copy the above weeks and
.end ~ their accounts 10 the Proprietor OF the Untd stss
Hotel, Philadelphia.
Phiadepha, April G, 1883. a31w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

UNITED STATES FuSDs-New York State Stocks, per
vana per Gents 1862 % s. Ohio per Cents 1885, 100;
1856 los Louisiana s5 47Se % a. s LoSsn soads s ys
sc Indiana per Gents 1864 sss u u States BahkG2o los
LONDON MARKETS April L. Corn There was not much
Wheat Barley fresh arke this morning bur as some
remained fem former days there was more Saer
" mainaneo, except for very SUPERIOR rot ua.s
any depresea There was but small quantity Beans
Peas Offering, which taken on at u prices lhere Is no
Eng h, WHEAT, $3.50 qrs-barley, 77so-oas 4S6o-lrsh,
T@Serousbec OAK II O. od to II los od-Pue Red rs
10 Of OsRiga Fir p l5 Cd to o. os ed-Danzc ana Neme
woolWpianket lid TO l5d--Consing, I'D to Flannel
l5d III. Fleece woos-Nor,h and sonlh Down Hoggels
Foreign wosls-6ermany, Electoral IS 10 5sOd3Lower
Qualities 1881 TO . best : ID to 2 sdonie
4d l. 8d-Vsn Demass Land Clean = III 20 = os
There at present 1e eeer oy or fG h
tendance of buyers rem Yorkshire and sihrr
districts small mnch less then at the January sales the
gave Way I'd 10 Sd per b but for clothing qualities fully late
rates supportes the prices on,aned We're A.
7sd2 do Is Cd 10 2 Sd do Is 81 TO Is 6don the grease 30
to lsS- clothing, 3 q ssd.2d do i ~ 70 Is 90 aG Is
s s. 3d. sd' the grease Is to 90
sugar-we have ain r,por improving market for
Yves, India Mucovade There brisk and general
demand since our last both grocers and ehnsrs
low descriptions making h advance from The loves, point OF
the this rise The S' sSc sass , rs%n
quaiy made a, :sd-st Lnra rat,r .se r.
mid ., TO 59S 6igood low
SIS q 59s 6l-Domi aica fine grey fer rrtinsg 63s.
CDlee The British Plantation market pie SCENTS very dull
declining uncean descriptions Wtay
elected demand for clean quail has been extreme
limited AT former of 5sor 4sat auction
casks barrels and Berbce been offered when
only lots the better kn-s with difficulty ioond buyers
decline noticed above mid at 9bs leos good mid
1855 1885, fine ord g5 bold uiange 95s 99s The duness
which previously prevailed in East India descriptions with
certificate greatly increased, the ing business done In
Ceyon pton has beea reduction on for.
mer rates al > sgoed Ord Sc ling as ass 81 and even
LIVERPOOL March 3l.-Cotton-There has been iar de-
t, week bat the has been duh and
decline IA Id ID been sub 81 n IN the fn AMI
middlipg qualities of American Sea Island ren.a nrni NJ
The of thu week amount 10 2o67O bales
including 1900 and 1000 American and
for export; $50 $50 Egy ptian and go PEI
arded into the counry unsod during this
month.
100 Maranham sia l6o sawginned, 7ass 2ioo Sura &c
5ss5t.
April 1.-THE market is arher steader today than Of s,e
Offering. The sales amount To 5000
bags, Of which a few hundred speculation.