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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-11-14

the hellish outrage. What but tho base spirit Of
compromise could have reconcilej the north to
thisf have been in the criminal courts of Pbila-
deiphia again and again, and have seen men
brought manacled there who had done no wrong
the question for decision being, are they men or
are they brutes ? and you consent to try men up
on such an issue as that! Nothing so fills me
with Indignation as q scene like that. If l we're
placed on trial upon such a question, and bcliev-
ed that the shedding of blood is ever justifable,
no judge should ever sit upon the question wheth.
er am a man or a brute l would plunge a dag.
ger into his henrt. -.. .....
i have no hope for the cause Of freedom, till
Ohio shall free her s1il of these kidnappers. Let
her pass a law declaring that no human being
shall ever be put to trial within her limits upon
the question Of his manhood. Such n question
could never have been raised but for this attempt
to reconcile these moral antagonists. Men have
learned to look calmly on such proceedings now
but l hope to live to see the development of a bet.
ter state of things-a day when the kidnapper will
be shot down like a ~dog,-when a Judge who shall
consent to listen to the plea Of n kidnapper, will
be stabbed to the heart in his seat. This is the
solemn duty of the people, "unless Washington
was a murderer, and the American Revolution O
crime against God and man."
What | wish to say in conclusion is this I wish
to see q state of society here such that every Fed
eral Judge, Marshall, Commissioner Post Master
or other United States Officer among us, shall be
branded as a traitor to humanity, aud treated
as our fathers treated the tories in the days Of the
Revolution. IF resistance to tyranis is obedience
to God-if Washington and his associates did
right in resisting British oppression, then is it the
right of the slaves of this country to Gu. their
masters threats, and the duty of all those at the
north and elsewhere who love liberty. to encour,
age and aid them in the act.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-11-14
OREGON AND SLAVERY,

The constitutional convention, of Oregon. has
completed its work and adjourned. The ~constitu-
ton adopted by the convention is to be Submitted.
to the people for approval or rejection, the day
fixed for voting being the second Monday,of No
vember. The question Of legalizing slavery 10
specially to to be passed upon, with, q chance, ac-
cording to all appearances, for a pro-slavery ma
jority. --.~.3
AS illustrative of the spirit Of the Conventiou
that formed the constitution, or at least Of some Of
its prominent members, We quote a paragraph
from the debates in that body. In the section
relative to the militia it was proposed to make ALI
",fee uhitc able bodied" citizens liable to military
service. 1t was moved by Mr.. Dryer to take out
,hc word Gree" by way of amending at once the
phroseology and sense, lie thought the word free
superGuous. lie did not like to see the word con-
nected with white citizens, 1t was bad. enough.
in other connections.
"IIe disliked that il should go cat THAT there is
anything else but free men IN Oregon. lie bad
no further remarks to make except 10 simply call
the attention of the committee to the fact-that
there can be no white slaves here-all men here arc
free, and there are none else but free. white or
black, thank God as he hoped shers never may
Mr.. Kelsey said he would make a few Tenarks
in reply 70 the gentleman from Washington and
Mulnomah (Mr. Dryer,) and in support of the
words free white in this article. 1t is well known
to n large majority Of this convention, that there
will be a constitution submitted to the people hay
ing a clause establishing slavery, and one making
Oregon a Free State.
MIR. Dryer (interrupting 1T is not decided
yet. Ht
Mr.. Kelsey. 1t is not decided, but is expected
to be. There is a general more among q good ma
ny. farmers on the side D 'sioreJy. And in the event
that slavery should be admitted here, upon that
contingency happening, this word is necessary
Every one who is from a stare state kaovs Matthers
are sidceS as 1hife as ang man in his house. Ihare
seen many there as deeply dyed in the trhite blood as
the gentlemen from NnHnomah (Mr. Dryer and
and they wW be introduced into Oregon as sure as
Staceyy is brought here. Masters will bring them
here, as it is now in the Southern States to-day ;
then il we take the g~entleman's doctrine that all
lchite men shall be soldiers, you put me and n num-
Der of other members of this convention, as we'll
as the citizens Of the country who are liable to
do military duty. you put us upon a level in the
army and give the slave n vote with US. l am
opposed to that. ! want free men to stand by
me whilst we have to fight the battles of the
country"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-11-14
a FAITHFUL TESTIMONY.


new beriah ureehe' OF "hltesooro, New York,
assigns the following cogeDt reasons for declining
to be n candidate for Office in the Radical Abo,;t;on
nar,n &C ,hot s,,,o Thauo - - NJ. go.
Pai'1 " '""' D'"'o' '"0ie 10 u'" VT oreene'
statements and force In his reasoasl for declining
to join in conspiracy with our wicked national Gov
eminent AGAINST righteousness and I;hortv Ra.a
:. oondiaIr ora ,han - u-,.-r
" S 'nu '",n Guy II 'ne hsnt Oh iaets' Pas'
"" preS'NH II . d over ara"h 'ne mai'shan'
wlcKedness OF mat national conspiracy against
ustice and liberty which this nation recognizes
and sustains as a national government.
mo
~ l1ih TRENDS of
1t was but recently, in looking over the, list Of
candidates for office. designated nv the Radical
Ahnli,;nuists in convention q, Svrocnse rsod W
own name. | am it seems. in nomination. Had (
heen rnnsnlted beforo I xas nI,ced in snob a y
sition I shonld have ohiected nromn,Iy ma stead
fastlv. mnst nov decline the nomination These
who fe.I nm ;ntereSt in tho not,.r nav ha u;ii;n~
n wa;gb Tho reasons hv wb;.h in sn dn;,a 7 ar,
contrnitpd
uomo.o. lii, A.. G.. ..
~, o"s"e 80 ~ wy" ~ parry
arnInE "noSo nSu" : ~ NY name 'nay
, %'no ~ 10 q " peopio Eene"ny, amo"s ny
.nolsn,S !. MUS " ptom.non. poSi'on. -
~" mtI 9 a a !. W. ~ - s"a, e".e'ps.oJ
~ n.sEsy 6.e"sy AZ y n,os. -
49," an $40 III oon,naand TIL panay o. a" IHdnhaas
NJ NJ 20 aa';i ~ nh;anta nS;aI' 80 sn..nnn
dea and tha reIat;on9 IL snsta;ns tbev rsa,rd a.
soorad M 80 ,huu roon;ra C;v;i Govnnsan,
- 10 aiua dasirns - oxdr,;onS f,iIn = sa.nnoS
w. San,o,S IT, ;ntand ~ $780, n;,h 49,
;noroasin" h5 IN ,rbor N. m.ns
tomn, in tho snherc If noI;,;coI oo,;yi;v - y.
nnt in nomination Inv them 10 a far higber honor
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-11-14

ABOLITION OF SERFDoM IN RussIA-Alexander
III of Russia is evidently in earnest in the propo-
sition to emancipate the serfs Of his empire.
Commissioner appointed for the purpose have
been for some time busily engaged receiving and
considering plans from all parties interested, and
in perfecting the details of the great work. Lat
est accounts from Europe inform us. they arc
about ready to report to the Gar the results Of
their labors,and that among other things. the,plsn
proposes furnishing the emancipatcd with home.
steads. Theseef course, must also como from The
serfowners, who are also the landowners of the
empire. These proprietors, it is said. almost all
concurin the Importance and necessity of emanci-
patton. The only difficulty is in the details, which
will undoubtedly be settled and the wish speedily
consumated. .If.. r. .... Ea7p
Our American Democracy bids fair to be left
ignominiously alone in her pre- eminent despotism
over the persons of her government. l,5 enc
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-11-14

of an important character. The matter bears
weight when it is known that Senior Otcro, whom
| know to be an estimable gentleman, is in favor
Of slavery for New Mexico. Davenport, Baird,
aud others are against it, and this commencement
of the question. Now Mexico is bound TO be q
slave State.
The Kansas question l consider closed-the
batteries Of the North and South will next DO
turned upon New Mexico.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-11-14

Thus is it true now as Of old, that "lIe who de.
parteth from evil maketh himself n prey" We
here again repeat the assurance that We are the
enemy of that wicked conspiracy called the
American Union, in the name Of which such in
EQUITY is perpetrated.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-11-14
Che Anti laperp Buale.
SALEM, OHIO, NOTEMBER ii, 1857.

BILLs.-Last week the Publishing Agent enclosed
bills 70 such Of our subscribers as are indebted for
more than one year for the Bugle. The bills were
made out in accordance with our contract, at the
rate Of two dollars per annum when payment is de-.
layed till after the close of the yeav. OF all such
as now discontinue their papers, we shall expect
a compliance with these terms. To all such how
ever as will now pay up their arrearages and in
addition also for one year in ad vance, the Publish
ing Agent will accept three dollars in payment for
two years.
Notwithstanding the times are ''out Of joint" we
hope to receive a promp response from all who are
indebted for the Bugle. The Committee cannot
else, proceed with it's publication. Last year we
were indulgent with our subscribers, subjecting
ourselves to great inconvenience and difficulties
because they, (most of them being agrioulturalists)
in the loss of their crops, lost the means of rails,
ing money and meeting their engagements. Now
the farmers of Ohio and the West are, of all men
least affected by the commercial disasters of
the last two months. To them therefore We may
justly look for special efforts to carry forward the
cause of freedom. Especially may we expect that
our call for the payment of subscriptions to the
paper will not be UNDECIDED. Every cent we can
now raise, we are using to,meet the unprecedented
demand for anti-slavery labors, Every dollar kept
back on subscrip ti0n compells just so much contrac.
tion of effort. For whether our subscribers pay us
or net, the Committee must meet its engagements.
We hope few or none will discontinue. Will you
not rather pay in advance for yourselves and make
additional efforts to secure paying subscribers
among your neighbors? We wait your response.
We hopei it may be favorable and speedy. There is
need that it should be so, if you would have your
Committee continue to act with efficiency and vigo-
in the work you have committed their hands.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-11-14

SEND IT ON.-One Of our correspondents who
made a pledge this fall to the Western Anti, Sla.
very Society says lie 10 the money ready to pay.
We are glad to hear it. and hope he will send it
on without delay. Let every one else similarly
situated do likewise. This is the harvest time for
anti-slayery la5ors we have the best and most
faithful of laborers now in the field and we wish
to keep them them there. 1t will be poor econo.
my to dismiss them now and attempt to call them
back by and by. Every dollar any one can now
send US, is wanted and will be used to better ad
vantage than at the cl, Sc of the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-16

MorI ~ PHocstUrTe IN Maxine PORcH Asvs OF
rRn rrpng LAWS when an individual arpIss V sne
ugHtF " isrn district to pvEchpse ir.o, Of land no
Uqalrsd 70 ne wrfutn "sp ,Hcsionn Oa sueh sppsos
ton the etkr endcrses his cer7csic shos Ing the land
~ scsnl sna suhi o. sntry, That certificate the DBL.
carl raiihs % he receiver and Il tas svidsuce on
wrcp TIE rctTtr srt pay 70 be made an iSs is
us "cTEnfl rtetl2 The fuI rclie OF which handed 70
we Iul csssr 80 BIS evidence cf paymsDt ami vhlch
rs1 when pate s FOR ~a.dsd from
IRE Gertrsl lana Cnics Tor delivery The acvigpa 70
csft ha7dtd 70 ths - gseT who rdics,s ,hs Aio
his iowsshp Plat enters the In bis sct bo,k and
tsrsrii;td BY The register 70 the General Tsnf Oh,1
wh ihe insnhly sbsnsct OF tales and certac,l,s of
purchSe Ibis tbs f'rmaity pretcribsd ~ ndigbiuh
pufek ard must be shser ged io7 ,haIr pyoc
en IN securBg iusr bu. for sspso,sc ion o the Interests
of Tie s1'tinnent nelkw mas ~ ON ,srs Ia
ad tf'rct The register and recxversnd rrsscrtbai
MODE prcc.edpg 70 serve check upIn saos other
caran ale 20 obscrve The Feqslsc meats. te diosN
tsrcfI u - Departs money wiv sn7 person con
ttgee ~ tte ctb lct fce even rllh RECOVER, with
outhavrS nfs' Ell rti ten application vth mo reser
he does st he own sb The govern uacui not being
% n5e tF any hss where the terms % ~hich the Ar
suihey'zn erhos are departed fom.- Wasiiasen Uro,,
~ ".
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Tho railway msrkct inin norriug (Fridtv, OF ~
oTercd ysay, and ge.srs sdvsocs TOOK rsse; sob
scqusnty prices rc,edef bal si tbs Co-e su improve
e.. maintained 10 Grexs wsatern sdisrd, hcgih
eastern sccss and Souitsassern sigei Eefucioa
cured 10 Lancashire sri YorktAsre Oanadisn sn,-ns
more veasnes IN <~srtcta, kt,Atodr S5glsrs,
Neic Terk Csrrol dd PennglUaHta Csstrai ils0si ls
creased lrmaess Business 10 the mining maracl war
fstter AcIfe tho chief variations tclng la
70 Alfred oorsos and . decline 10 Oondurrov. UIsed
koscer rere sssde h,sher upon "a, OF tavusn
h- rtpnrs from tho yorks II jia s'ocx banks Olo
wcro sGhIy lower. Ia risosil,rcors fesursla~ far
her eousdernbe reduction oecured IN causds Land sad
Fcsrsr aud Oriental Sesm oceed at ai-srco Of fi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-16

Tho Liverpool cotton osrkot very ac.ivs duri1 the
ibrsc sgAh, Of penny per pourd on nlddIiss 0-esni
ard snrs Dsrirg tho Su ten days The buying has
60 YER, Tsd s s. ard P''os arc rsp'rs :, s,s
stock In lverp oil continues 10 decrease seadiy a he
Of ,bori eco bales roatn and the sth of Sep
sssnst "a, oio lsss rear. Moreover no qTanIy sss
only Ioceo bale, Of Amer<s nd surs together ovor
last year From Tho 25th OF Ssptsnbsr IN 2st or Do
Der last year be ,,ock Of cesea IN Liverpool decreased
10 ahe extent $50 $50 bales.
Tho ysr ssarkcs during the ssry psvs Of The month
vsS good, IN oonzo1nenee Of tho dcuaEt for arssa and
sesr any; out during te last few dlysi Las de-iinod
fiara sd 10 ~ Ger ID RI the grc:stczs are higher
10 isSs, I'd 10 "a per ID ard vsisr ,-,s Xa /, I'd
advance oass v Ap, Id. % 5o'I, and I'd On Sss and
In piece roads lAere has bccn upon ns v,e.s an ave
rage a1asst of curisos during he mons thsagh as.1al
ssiss for thr last ten days have been on nuhe rcae,
sst month qassaopf has 10 Dc given for nearly
sh kinds Of goods tbs printers are lkd. pes piece
sss. R's'sI ..s % ss rsr ana s'ais sS:
lns. isd yer piece ID and up.sss, o. to % per
per piece; aud domcsur, I'D per yard.
Loxpos CoES THars, Friday, Oca 2-rne sup,,y or
Englsh grain and lsur has improved Ia qurnsty sn,c
WoIaray but that Of forsifn rheai ard barley h ysry
limited, aud oats nj large of lste. few
egoss of GO rsh nsa have arrived las week (sb ~,
sno qusrtop) all az supsrioy Glsori Jton Tns vheA,
n.es p day -S -lhou, alienation from Monday without
nx,h oferirg Good ssnpIes II barley dew ., b.
fore, sferior cheapss, but thae 10 moi m ich
busirsss doing 10 oss hero an Upward isndsncy for
fno Nro new Irnh fe.oaes much a. 92s per
quarter. tigrr ~ rshsr dcafer, Norfolk being sas
iss Cd Eesra and ssss are fcarcs and fully - dear
IvssFcot Cow ksKEu oL 2-rne arrivals from
Ire ssd ard cogtrte snoo Tse,dsy Avs barn large on
onerl sEd o:s ard fslr or -four From foyeIru poy,s
10 haze c-civea p5e ga Of wheat, 2s as OF beans
2,oco qu. q Indian com kId 800 bbz OF mr. The ia
pota IN The fape tine con7riss sol q,s Of wheat LAS
qss or iGsn CON- s5 scrs and 7as bsls or 1ur rae
ace cssilsuoI IN very ssssran, assto and Ia sss little
busrtn done rric's are tareiy supportsd Toe we~hrr
has scen rmsrkablv f1s and rlld foy shs season Al
his dsys MARKET iosre wss small astsndanos OF ths
AMI oornt,y trade, ard scsrcsly any dl,pvson 10
rafe purchases vss evsnccd where saes we're pvs~sed
81 wheat aud acuy decline Of "a 70 81 Per 10 iss ana
d. yer b5l and sack he'd 10 be submitted ta Osss
md oatmeal wire Gfisnh 10 move, ahst gh offered Il
d. pr ~ iss and L. per load loss monoy. Barsy
rssrs and Iea, rensned romlBaly wi,ho1t change IN
raus Eean corn was 10 moderu request fov feesine
Il sfs rcr a. for rrns gaatz AID sesss End a7s Cd
or rrim. n.s,d srd yellow Amoic'n. whts still be.i
!, E2f TO as. Cd per quarter, being very scsrcs4
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The srutiny Ia India.

IFfoun Ihe Lo7don Iinef, Oct
Ire NiYN o. trtiin lltcrs ard nswpsDcer puse a. In
rrrreFsicn OF crninns ~ wcll a fxcts
= Tne zeal war, serordrg 10 Isasn cotton. mar
ncf yet Ngun. u mat tceln IN eenter,nsr and
ers Ia say, sfer Ehcn mcrh II rssrus lNser f,r
sfsrted Hai not a that VII ee cssf Pavsior thsn
ever 20 pr,NninaEy hofgtr, Tsdl,n paHNosas arc
rhe- 90 pst -e stsn htve sasosrsios n tsirr, III,
al Nw rer. tpslng wnl erj rs rcIdtg rails ritb a
,,rrufes frstp tssn ~e ever d,t bssore s,ap gsls
erorgh Me ccpvt-Cn beirtys itself a The veyy time tsst
he afign Al hs Fss 81 nsB brings what soe, tbsr an
ir,,neupe unt NT1eaF a ths mulny 20 hslevs bs, a,
sts rsrt tbey sfe rjstaser The statements esd esa.
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nsI,sse,s s.,ss.rsy IN u.rRsy.


oovvspordsnt hsr sent 90 ststonAat which tsnis 10
- tho good (aa of Wo farksh goxorn ou, Ia carry
Ia ont TIE re icuS liberty guaranteed bota 70 Christians
and kshon1sdans ~ ucusansinopie 1srk snd his ~if,
All enld ravo bsen bapnzsd by tse Amsinan mssions
" ,3r Hsrssiin. by tls u ~ oersn y Eopesrs
hs-p he "a instant i~o ooers or me Psre want TO the
1T or nr Hsra, aer srevi,us rotics 4, iuvssgs,e
ihe or iha Free fary Gsnvorted fsom kseome
ssss 70 tsIssry. Er. HtneIa ~ hrr. dsn rrsa, but
q f:rtsi exsniBs;ior s4k phase. fao oGlscu Of
The ferfe exaninsd hr Fresocn. mo obisca vN
q sso1rlsin wssihcr he had been dsyou fro a
Itsraisg 10 utr.siisrisy bT any troubis o. SAP
ed but tie answers seoxst ss4rscscry
~ lna sOafkh xrhofihes Ne. Free tkcn rub.
F1ssd % kc ssro ordeal, After which was arranged
ks he gsIklh lads srd hSr Ehler fhsnd have In
crvrw lcsE,hcr Tho resui couvincof Dr. Hsuehn thai
tkore c1napuloa In The case aud The ceycug gny
vas .hss eors performed The sccouni sdds ~ u The
wl a. Gs Eststy sovereign, aud has beooms tbs
estshfhed las cf the empire, Sat every subscs, win
oct suy eyeepto1, shsIi eul,y crtre religious hesdym
ne Ersso.raan to~ free W become Christian ~
tho CsrhEsn lr srce to become = kussul nam r~o
isys previously Ds Hameln married yo7ng Protestant
ATmenisn 10 T4rAln lAsy Who mad boea ssp4ssd In
lalta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-16
THE BANK TROUBLES IN COURT.
ATTlCHsnsr HsUsD kaStssr o. n. BsAcH oAsHTss
or THn YIRSsRs' AND Crrzgks BANK OF VII.
HAMBURG, Loso ISLAND.

ATTACHMENT HsUkD kabfHsr q. n. BsACH, CAsHTRs
or THR YIRSsRs' AND Crrzgks BANK or WI.
LIkMgBuRG, Loso IsLAHp.
srPsFMs couRr-REuAI rrpw.
Before Hoe. Judge Davies.
ocr 1s.-CAarl>s v Clafi~ Albert s. Ward srd Wal.r
H. TayoT me Fgrus' and riisens' Bdas " WGkcs''.
bsoo his was = action three ceriisea ohssk',
amounting In hs sssegste 10 seoai $4,000, On vhca
plsnis recovered Judgment and issued execution Nhon
Tie sheriff went 70 levy lhs defendants showed n'n su a.
sgnment which th,y had rsde. Tao PLAINTIFF inm'1l-
siely sook proceedings 10 sppolns reesvsr, In orisr,
among other sbpgs 70 set aside the "'sansns - tsudu
lons ard obtained order for rcccvSr, rcturnsble oa
,he Oh rat viii an function 70 rcusn In force Ia the
meantime. me rrcc sedIugs were on that day al
ournsd, s lhs rsGaesi or The ccfardsnss, 70 tho
eh, scd sgsn stiw.Hei % hs IAN Ca
tt.t dsv tss bark a29cwei bv o1unrel
srd Je. lhsl asolvent Tho Iuase then ogdsre
tte 1r,see rss s'sGd oser 10 the 1S OH,bsf direct
re- hat ~ nesca th8 ca hisr, ari NJ. saul f,,r
s,ge r. ., dor, o. 10 tash, a,pskf I'D bs txtn'ad
,sucnitg tuo solyspcy CT n lssasuo1 II tss IT sa AZ
pr ocednsawee aker r prsoAiIn bsfcs Jd4s aBfssGya
With { 8 slrrGs In ihs sus srcse Were hed ~ eil /
sion with me tsns; re bask more fnnad t8 bsin
sol-ert suS n Beach, tooAhes POO ei fecsSes
kr BStre,l appeared for tbs pisi1lGs ana Ne H.fla
for ac hsrk Ne. Buyrcli assted lsai Mr. D, Co, the
csh'cs tscud spfesr person. In pursusBos 70 hs order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-16

ne shlprrr re,srs o ice sJard OF Tale FOR hs p.si
'norsr hb1~ an isc sa,s bo In ihe csarazcs and ar
hre hss afro bssa otencnti eGi5ynsas rae dfriatf1
"a s aefVG1d for bsadals w1l a,conat fSr lriing ar
N fmtri. ~ sAiIS s1j5sasd ae be gsEsral oAls:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-16


The tsde have bought very cautiously tesa wcek and
there being an absencs OF speculation, our market has
been oeservabls and rosst, frora me rrsi demand
sshs ta the early part OF the week were made wn an
ys ouS err nave lsuss me prices q usera ooson
ra or rmer and more bucyspi tone has seen apparent
oarluossiions for AnsfSsn are not altered.
ID lslanc the ua7aAc onS hsve been rather ued.
ms demand for ESypten ha. oeen moderate, ssd The
te.ienoy tf prices Sc favor Of he buyer The ses In
clsie portion omitted in pc, ious returns.
70 Rfnzis, BahA and Fernam ao iatter easier to buy
There Is fair demand G.iy for surasu, ana iscro Ia II
H. so American eoEyptan, and 4c,o Sara: srs report
ed on speculson aud xc0 American 100 aeha and 27o
furst for expayt
The market deyis que. bai steady; ihe ssles 5000
bales, chiefly American, moatly to tho trade.
MAscHEs1IE sT.Su o. Trade Oa The market ID quei
and moderate bu,refs only In dorg Ysrus are ABOUT
"a. I'd per h. lower than The recent high suosAtons
rne counts are neglected me cloia market scrm Win
demand FOR shii3xs suited 70 0fps and Of ish. sh1
iuss Incs bu. printers rot in aoYo
request Aessrs ceert Freeland Brother ssy in their
Unti within The last on days the demand fore roods
snd ysrns been LIBERAL saaIo su deaf 70 a6,o7o
the production of N, mills and piace iplnneys
facsye,s under o'sssc' for usure delivery Here s am
= considerable amcrnt Of BUYING for Gains end quet
sssdy bufins for osher msrkes but compared with
tho nrss three weeks Of ns month, Via excse
regular, although there Ia no astual deofae ID prsos
Shipments TO oal0Et,a and R,mbay have fallen Oh
and yarns csnr red with the me lax: y, ar be
lDg Tor Caicutfs ag,lnn II $40; ana snr a'.,nsy,
of OF abo packasss being a9o against esIo hipmops
OF yarn to Hamburg show AIrg oGoj upwards OF 900
bses, while for Crcnsadt and q Petersburg aro q an
Increase Of about 900 bales For China also as
nclcOe 70 the exs1s OF about 500 PACKAGES g1ods;
and for Rio do Janars An ncyeAso OF about 600
psckasoa tho othcr foreign have tA8on about
kher ~ erege quantity.
monb are So 2e2 slst loi $50 Same time last
year this II under the average Of the prcvlss ,hrcc
month, which e26et bui nearly equal 70 tho average
OF the nine months OF this year. which SO 632 "a
The folio classification shows si glance ue oro sor
ucu ped o vcrLol1 unarnsts of lhe wov6.-