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The daily Butte record., 1858-08-30

TEE RDx.--"Let us take no risk. There
10 none In voting for Baldwin. There 10 in
voting Tor his opponent"
Thus discourse,h the San Francisco Her.
aid. There lie indeed risk in voting for
Curry for Supreme Judge--a risk to the
corrupt junta who have rendered tho su.
preme Court Of California a disgrace to tho
State. There is risk that the election of
Currey will lay the foundation for rssp.c.
table, intelligent. honest. able aud impair.
tial Supreme Court-a risk that tho corrupt
swindlers who have heretofore controlled
thst Court. but to oppress the producing
1iasses, agriculturalists aud miners. and
tarn them over prey to fraudulent. aoat
ing grant holders, may loose their influence.
Thsre 10 indeed risk that these speoula.
tors may loose ,heir power. and that the
Supreme court may be redeemed from the
fsstsring corruption which has heretofore
surrounded Il. Neverthe esq every man who
desires to see the Supreme Court Of Califor.
MIA what . Supreme Court should be, will
vote for John Currey for Supreme Judge.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-30

Jsr BALDWIN AND THE MINERS. We
have the authority Of the Mariposa Demo
eraf for stating that Joe Baldwin. the Le-
compton candidate for Supreme Judge, is
favorable to Fremont in his suit against the
Msrced Mining Company. Fremont's Mari
posa grant has been planted over mineral
lands, as thousand others will be, IL they
can get Supreme Court to give them the
claims and improvements of miners. Miners,
vots Tor John Currey. an. honest man who
will be governed By the law and tho subject.
whatever that may be.
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Comm u unlcatiOn.
NJ n ~ ~ ~ /!
Judge Lewis the Custodian
of Thicving Bogus Tickets!

Thomas II. Morrow the traitor, the above
named thing, was delegate to the Peoples
Popular Sovereignty County Con- ention,
held in this county, from Bidwell Bar; the
convention not knowing that he was the
seryie tool and spy Of the Custom House
influence, placed him on one of the standing
committees, but .frn0id.h he sold him.
self body and soul-he received money for
tho purpose of seeing the Peoples tickets
printed, but up to this time, although some
ten thousand tickets have been printed un-
der his supervision, not solitary Peoples
Ticket has been recei ell by the Central
Committee from the sal / Judas lie admit
ted last night Saturday., that there WIS
some mistake, but that the tickets we're in
the Office Of j Judge Lewis and that he would
produce seven thousand Of them in fifteen
minute. from that time, n few hundred tick =
cts were left at the Gem Saloon, bat no
Peoples tickets can be produced by the hon
est horse-tumbling cypress man. THIS po.
LtriCAL RENEGADE is now electioneering
for the administration State tickcl, aud for
the wagon road and railroad swiadle. The
wIiter Of this will holl himself respou,ibl c
to a gentleman, but cur dog will only re-
ceive kicks.
DtLraATE OF THE PEopLE's CON.
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Our Mass Meeting.

Our Mass Meeting. I
According to appointment, the Democracy /
Of Old Butte were out last night in numbers
sufficient to show the deep interest felt by
the masses in the present contest.
The exercises of the evening were opened
by the firing Of heavy artillery the burn
ing Of tar barrels and the display of appro
pirate transpIrencies, while the flag of onr
country waived from the Democratic pole,
aud spread it's folds over hundreds Of the
hardy sons OF honest labor. Oar hills and
gulcbes, tunnels and shafts poured out their
living conquerors. to do honor and give wei.
come to those champions Of Popular Liberty
-McKbben and Dudley. For nearly three
hours these gentlemen held the meeting in
close attention to the doctrine advocated and
defended by the gallant and fearless Doug
las of Illinois, in putting down and denounc.
ing the aggression of Federal power over the
inherent aud inalienable rights of the Peo.
pie. Mckibben, with all the dignity that
concious rectitude of purpose gives to
an honest man, proclaimed, in telling
eloquence, the course of the Administration
in the Lecompton swindle. and the more in
famous, bargain and sale instrument, known
as the English Bill, aud miscalled the com
promise act for the admission Of Kansas into
the Union. His eulogium upon the Little
Giant was met with applause as vehement as
that of his announcement from tho .t,nJ rf
the success of the Atlantic telegraph cable
and its working. Then came Dudey with
the record and documents and plain and
unsophisicittd logic, showing the wavcrIng
and inconsistent course Of the peaty1bIe
President in adhe'ing to the principles of
the Democratic faith, which he stood pub
licly pledged to support, ana finally his ut
ter disregard and violation Of the vital prin.
ciplc contained in the Cincinnati Platform
of 1856, Popular Sovereignty. Dudleys elo-
qnence and arguments are strong and unan-
swerable, and he has proved himself an able
exponent ani dcfeddcr Of the principles of
the Douglas Democracy the Mud Sills did
not miss their man when they nominated
him as enc Of their stand ri bearers. Judge
Currey being loud y called for, came forth
and in bis cool and clear headed manner
satisfied the crowd that the position for
which lie was Domina ed would not permi,
an upright and high minded man to discuss
political questions from the stump, and
thanking the meeting for their notice f his
presence, he retired amidst the applause of
the masses.
Our candidate for the ASS mhly, Harry
Mighels, being vocifcr ously called for, came
forward and made n neat aud sensible speech,
convincing many that he was better versed
in the politics Of the times than they antici.
pated, he made II ten strike. at home The
meeting wns kept together to late hour
and was not erruptcd except by the firing
ofthe oia gun and Tho apoliu~o Of the null
titude, and adjourned with a firm determi.
nation TO vindicate the sovereignty Of the
Ieople against the sovereignty of tue Gus
tom House, Mint, POST Office, Indian Resor.
vatiens aud other +, deral officers.
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ommunication.
BEWARE OF FRAUD!
Peoples Popular Sovereignty Ticket.

Let the People examine their tickets be-
fore they place them in the ballot box, Our
Tickets are headed as above, the State anti
Lecompton ticket Is at the head oft The
traitor, Thomas II, Morrow, has and is cir
culating bogus tickets Watch him at every
precinct, denounce him in every crowd. and
brand him in tn community ms corrupt
time serUing dog.
ONE OF TuE PrOpIr
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csg- Is the Correspondent Of the

cB- Is the correspondent Of the San
Francisco Herald. the man whom Mr.. Cur
rey few years ago impeached In the Dis.
trict Court byseven witnesses. each Of " nom
stated under oath that the character Of
this fellow, the Herald correspondent. was
bad and that he was not to be believed un-
der oath We opine that the witnesses al
luded to is the same hombre 1t is true that
Mr., Currey was profered by President
Fillmore for United States District Judge,
but not by C.'s knowledge or request 1t is
also true, that DIR. Curry, against his wish,
was nominated for the Assembly in 1853.
aud defeated by candidate on a local ques.
lion, and so was Jesse Sawyer another can
didate at the same time. The balance Of the
story Of the Herald correspondent is sheer
fabrication. and emepated without doubt
from the witness ah9re referred TO.
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SacrilesioWs Knew Nothing
Meeting.

Briggs, the vithcred leaf." and Know
Nothing chief ia tue last Lcgi from
Amador, footed his soerilegious horl before
the st Nicholas Hotel, suuday evening. un.
der the dl'ppings OF Rev Mr. Tnnseys place
of religious worship. One would naturally
suppose from his frequent nvacatous or the
Almighty, that he was rcigiously inclined ;
but il he j., he has most certainly stole the
livery Of Heaven to save the devil in. 1t
has been his boast lhnt he never voted for n
Democrat in his life, yet ono would suppose
frt N his talk md his willingness to make
hcathen enc ifces, that Democracy was his
religion and hal been from his Infancy, but
he did candidly c nj q that he was n tyro
in Democracy y Leeomrtouism, and If
course he is excusah,c for making the blum
der in stating that there is no difference be.
tween Mr.. Douglas and Mr.. Buchanan
TEey beth proclaim their dg'reuces and
show il in fight. Bn, Briggs, who knows all
about Know Nothing signs aud grips, gets
ahead Of his leaders, says what, no doubt.
he would have them do. Briggs is coed
timber for Lecomptonitc, but DOT fit for n
Democrat. Farewell, brother Crawfor
Next came Mr. Mclouey, the appointee OF
Governor Weller for State Controller, and
the Lecompion candidate for tho same Office
before the people. Mr.. NJ. never got his
certificate of appointment from the Gov
ernor, and the Supreme Court who have had
the matter in hand for months, will hold it
until after the election. which will save them
any pcrplexity in The matter, his appear.
auce on the stand had the effect to dsperse
the small assemhlage ut the corner.
A circus and a shower bath will scatter
some folks held together only by curiosity.
Sail in. Lecompton--do your prettiest, old
Butte can stand you, one and all.
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Terrible Onsinughi!

The Locomrton candidates have made a
decent on Butte county. Baldwin was
here Meloney was here--Tom Morrow was
here with his spurious tickets--but the peo.
pie were not there.
The principle Of POPULAR sovereignty, is
too strongly iugrained in the people of Butte
FIR any oiiicious interference or frauds to
obliierafe or etTlce. Try it some place else;
our minds have been made up on the ques-
ton from infancy.
SpnrIous Tic,1et.!---Grtat Excitement:
Simultaneous with the arrival of Joe Bald.
win, the Lecomr ton candidate for Supreme
Judge, in 0rov,l'c, came Peoples AMI Re-
publican Tickets for Butte County, contain.
ing his name. They had forwarded their
orders FIR tickets to the Lecompton ttii,e in
Marysviile, anl the result Of it was that
neither Of these parties received such tick.
ct rs they wanted AL Of them were favor
able to the Wagon and Railroad swndle,
aud the great majority of them, contained
the Lccompton STATE ticket The conven.
'Ni0 0i '"'H VI tHF-t pfIlie' UHV lNuofsct u
diH rent State ticket, and the excitement in
their ranks ou 5a;u'dly evening on ascer-
taih.n.: Iae result, was intense, We under
stand that they had some twenty seven
thousand tickets, but not Republican tick
ct, or l'e ple'o party iicEet amongst them
Their messcnscr, Tom Morrow, it is suppo-
sd, fell from his horse and lost au thc Rp-
Eubiican ami Peoples tickets he had!
l. it possible that the notorious Wag, Joo
Baldwin, is p'vy to this arrangement. and
has adopted this pan to get n respectable
y &c in this couatJ' There is small touch
Of Lecomptonism in that Arrangement
Doubtless the county is fooled with spu.
rious Democratic ickcts. Let the Democ.
rncy be Oh their guard against thcm
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-30
A Coon LICK Briggs the KI VI Lecomp-

A Coon Lick Briggs the KI VI Lecomp-
tobite said at the meeting on Sunday night
that :" he had learned his profession while
mining, and IN the intervals of winding the
Nindlass, be had given his attention to his
books--and in the course of time had be
como good lawyer" A Mud-sill in the
crowd. quietly remarked, that it must
have taken hell Of long time to work
that claim out"
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-30
Democrats, Bcwnre Of Fraudulent
TiekefsI

Sec that your ballots contain the namo Of
JoHN CuHREy for Supreme Judge Don't
be deceived into voting for Joe Baldwin,
and thus aid in turning the s. Court into n
harlequinadc, Elect an honest man to the
Supreme Bench of the State. and do not sup.
port the Court Jester, Joe Baldwin!
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-30

j. g. McKtbbsn and w. l.. Dudley,
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES FOR CONGRESS. will
address tho citizens OF California al the following
places
Red BlnT Tehamn county, 80. NJ, nday, AuRst 3oth
Shasta, Shasta ouniy..... ....Tuesday, Vug 3lst
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-30
NJ q IT Z O Es

From ard nfter this date no Legal Advertisements
10 inserted until paid for, Political aid The
vi printing must he paid for on delivery. The
Sen will be strictly adhered to.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-30
AR IsiED,

In Mry'vil!' ut the SpriuP lfuuse, on Wcdnesda =
August .h.h, b! Justtct VIM Singer. Mr. j Il
SuRkYks to Miss tORpEitA SUuTHwoHTu, both
Of Wyan cite, nut county.
ON August 2}j at the residence of Mr.. Mooer, by
Jn-tce u II. Cole. Nr. BARroN II DouaLAss of Te :
hama county, to Miss II. EUoEAIA McokR of Butte
county.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-30

Fer Ju'tices of tho pesce.
JOHN 8. BERRY. EDWARD D0NAHO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-30
Fer Conttub'

p. MAGCIRE,.......JERRY J. COLIN
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-30

County Bonds for Railroad or Wagon Roads-No
Tr'eeiion, "wednesday sepicmber 1st-rD
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-30
Dx MocRA1IC CO UNITY TICKET

Of MOCRATIC oUNTY TICKET
For Joint senltor- Butte md rlumas Counties,
S. A. BALLOU,
or PLUMAs.
For Assemblymen,
~. }. MORRISON.
HENRY II. MIGHELS.
For Assessor.
ALEX. BROWN.
For County Surveyor,
JAMES s. LONG.
ror s"re'intordcnt cf Pulllc Instruction,
ii. A. GASTON.
For Corone-,
JANIS O'BRIEN.
10
Township Nominations.
Tor Supervisor, First ristri,t,
PETER FREER.
Fer Ju'tices of tho pesce.
JOHN 8. BERRY. EDWARD DONAHO.
Fer Conttabis
p. MAGCIRE,. JERRY J. COLLINS
County Bonds for a Railroad or Wagon Roads--No
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-30

Tor Supervisor, First ristri,L
PETER FREER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-08
RECEIPTS OF PROpuCE.

EyANsylLLE--sieamer Il R W Hnl-22l bales cotton to
Henderson Terry 6eO7 DO Ii May 6eo-l b Brady Seo@
hhds tobacco Henderson, Terry 6co hhd tobacco Feowes
summers Sco2 hhds tobacco Yeaman kco hhds tobacco
Ii casks bacon lard Given Watts Seo-ii bids oSaeeo
II sacks wheat 81 ties hams Is casks hams Hewitt Norton 6co-
6si sacks wheat Thomas Elder keos sacks corn VIM Logan
6S sacks whee, "a bolS a9gr ogIeSsy Meoaaays5 b6Is
2 sacks wheat So bbs Hour o. bhls whisky kennedy
ISL sacks corn q 6bs WHISKY " do eggs s b6s honr ebb
lard do poss keg Iwiehel Seol hhas tobacco James
Iospeeh keol79 sacks corn u casks hams p Of
shoulders q pes stone Barre sco- cotton gin Brady SeS
Ill bbs eggs do cheese Schneder bags dried apples
Isl sacks wheat Is bb eggs y DO pok DO lard cSsS should
srs @ sacks sorn ~ DOS aear oyeg.sp1s po, Do
Robertson McDoug2 Pkgs bauk notes adams Exp
NAsHvIILE-steamer Golden Ages bbls -four do lard
1884, hhds tobacco Il Fraicrl06 hhds tobacco Hewitt Nor
tobacco Isl bh Hour Felo es 6s7 hhds tobacco " "a RON
insens7 hhs tobacco eS bb Hour s3s sacks
hhs tobacco 70 Patton smh-SO hhds tobacco b6 oar %
MsGTe xs0 es9 hSds 'Ssssso to lospeieh SeSs
tobacco s bb -four pkgs mde VIM Soerry &coS hhds
A Johnson Seo-is bales cotton to Mon,somery~47i
edls iros I bars Do Presey Besundes 10 order-TolAl
6i2 hhds tobacco 25S bales cotton.
oPELOUsAs-slsamer Bayou Bolle-s0 bales cotton hhds
sugar 70 Bellies Nosoa 3so bales cotton loresi Des
Aiei Foes'erl2 hhds sugar Donnell koo-ts do DO
tai lt6 bales cotton, % hhds sugar.
ST MARTINSVILE-SteAme Cora-lss hhds sugar Bethel
HareIa hhds aud bbls do Hall Road Putnansl
hhss sugar Darby rIem9ae2l do DapeEeE Hays AeO24
do Lauve McCao) do smith, Harris 1eoSi bales cotton
BelOcQ Noo0m 6co- do Gordon astelio-ll bales cotton
bale wool Plisbnry2 hides Qaeyruuse &Ianssdor- do
Kanfmansnndries TO orderfoa Is bales cotton BOG hhds
tobacco
ST LOUIS-Seamer Taylor-263 sacks oats 1874 sacks
do So do $50 70 John duffy kco
-l22 sacks oats Druhaa-M do Thompson &cosI SACKS
wheat III sacks ship stud Horre Gayle cosd2 wheat
Price Converse Smlth2362 sacks wheat beef
liza hbls -four James Conno &co95 do pork lsS bbs
kegs do Q6 bbis -four Ogeshy McCauley do lard
Wright &co16 bile do III kegs ~ bh aour shori
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-08
Elem Orleans 5tlantu stlarhtt.

CNn8CENT D
Ffldas Evening, May !, 1855.
1he money market Today exceedingly quiet There
ry Hale paper Offering through brokers' and the banks had
AcihnE than ordinary calls We heard about $4,000 Of
d and h eas commercial paper being placed at 10 "a a
cent small amount Of s class mortgage securities
sszeed a; epef cent
zhe mails today brought the Correspondence from England
~ TO the l7th ulths, IS the Arahas nails through
me letters read enoouagngy though there good de-
sDd for money the supply honnifai some Of the cor
spoadenee alndas to conhencehst may Lead
lgo operations According this, then, some want
prospects regarded very aterng. We suppose
i rather early IN she aude to crops IN Great
Aan The better the grain crops throughout the Kingdom
zhs better for the future Of American cDtton
fhs large operations IN exchange yesterday followed By
several transactions day The banks aud sold checks on
Ess York at 4 premium. This the uniform asete-ws
esad variation. only through brokers' who sold al
prices among which sales there we're several at an Y
discount for sight Ncwrork and some at discount There
sales Of twenty days sight per ceut discount and
sixty days sgh from IL q ~ discount There was fully
JaoooO sixty days sight closed to-day X % " discount
and some closed at a ~ discount 10 Sterling there
Gales At all Of prices say bills with shipping dozen
Iy5s q O Clear bills were sold al los "a la
vn ths 70 lps< q lo5 and 0s5z 100 The banks sold
lO9k In francs heard sales at s. 90 and round SIMS a,
&sethe sauge Of the market being fron, a5 "a 5i5 Take
exchange Al for the present. tho supply Is ample and
hkeIy to Genuine 50 for short time.
We did not learn Of sale Of scka to-day and having noted
Ne transactions from day day. have only 70 add our usual
sseky table Of figures values The New Orleans Saving.
Hnstaon located Canal street, has It's great success
business enabled declare half yearly dividend Al The
is Of per per annu which will paid 10 deposors
demand carried the edlt Of each deposor Ii
ked ha company will rseeiye good share patronage
= lhs pahlie. The deposits ought this amount to
Aas million dollars. The present exhibit satisfactory one
zna will be enlarged the present year
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IMPORTS.

SABINE PAssSteAmshp Jasper-l0S beeves John Salysn
&eo77 bales cotton A Hopkins &co2s Wilson, Ipsconb
Cob Hariie keo-l5 Donosau-6 Garter &co-6
Pitcher Goodch &co4 do Farley Jurey AGO. cotton
McKleroy S'Bradford-2 Ed Pilsbury2 fully sco-l do
Cooper &eol Campbell stTong-sundries order-To
tai liz bales cotton.
NEW enthusiastically Black warrior-sI9l2O in specie
TO order.
NEW YoRK-Shp Marathon-Assorted mdse
sroNtNGToNBrg Queen Of the South-l7O tons stone to
MASTER
PAscAGouLA-seamerA npa-6sOOO feet Of lumber to
order
PENsACoLAschr Southern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to or,
der.
PEARL RIyER-sehr Presdent-27OOO feet Of lumber to
order
BILoXI-sehr Yankee Gal-SS0OO feet lumber to r Elliott
PAsCAGoULA-schr Enterprse-S2sOOO feet of lumber to
order
BlLoXf-schr Jas E1a-29,O0O feet lumber to J R Elliott
PEARL R1vER-Sehr Isabea-27 900 feet lumber to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-08
Msn d leans lailp Crescent.
RlvEa lNTELIloeNcE.


SATURDAY, May . 1925.
Yestsrity was another charming Gay clear ana
reasonable. Business Pretty lively On 'he ievee par
hcularly 1t the upper hnaing Wehave not as large
foet Of bats leaving to-day IS usual on Saturday
STILL there VIII be considerable stir towards o'clock
The river Il stationary before the city, and the ere
vasses are 10 stafa quo holding their own at least
and perhaps gaining on their caclnies. When they
will be closed it IS now impossible to say--we think
nc nntl the river falls, which we confidently believe
VII be soon. though the upper rivers are reported
ssng still the river is receding from above Green
vile down 10 Nstchez.
AzRlvkus.--T The Cincinnati passenger packet ONO
Belle, Capt Jno. Sebastian, arrived with ray caFgo'
and leaves again on Monday next we 'nsak hef
polite clerk, Mr. Frank Stein, for late papers.
The 0uachita packet Sandower, Capt <. > Living
sion arrived with GA bales cotton rom fon' riea'
mt. and leaves again today at 4. A.
The opelouzas packet Bayou Belle capt iona
Lyons, arrived with li6 bales cotton ana ov nnus
sugar, and leaves again to-day at 7, NJ. ana not u
NJ. as heretofore We thank her obiging clerk Mr.
Louis todefroy for late paper
The Attakapss packet Cora, Capt A. smith, ar
rived with p bales cotton and 2s6 hhds sugar. an1
leaves again to-day, at r NJ, as usual
The Cumberland River packet Golden Age Capt.
NcComas, arrived with 25S bales cotton and S4g hhds
tobacco, and leaves again on Sunday, at 10 A. M,
with the daily Cairo U s. mall We thank her oolig-
ing clerk, Mr.. O. T. Miller Tor late papers.
The D. G. Taylor arrived from 81. Louis, and the
Scotland from Nashville with 24s bales cotton and
$40 hhds. tobacco
BoATs LEAvEse.- Bayou Belle for OpeioHsas.-
AT II NJ. teday, Capt John Lyons backs out ms
regular and popular packet Mr. Lewis Godeiroy IS
her correct pnrser
Cora for dhatapas.-A Al + NJ 'ooay' oap'ain
Al smith backs out his regular packer q ABOVE.
Saiiie Robinson for Fost Aaa"s.--lnls lesuAl
snd splendid sumner passenger packe'' ~ p's'e :,
the Bella Donna, Capt = I. eross 10 commanu' ana
Mr. d. A. orviss In the ONCE leaves to-day, az e
NJ, as usual
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-08
gfbisn Of the Hlarhtts for 9ast dassh.
oKKscrs1 orrlcs, No. 70 camps.reet, }

CRESCENT OrfIcG, No. 10 CRmpstreet,
Saturday Morning. May s 1858. J
business IN general market has been more liberal
scale during the past week although operations checked
In the early part by unvorabe weather. Cotton has
covered from the late depression and has off freely under
the Influence favorable from Europe while prices
have generally been very tu without material changes. To-
dull and depressed In Sugar and Moases the
business has been moderate owing limited supplies and hold
have obtained improved for qualities Flour has
with good export demand and The market has been firm.
Corn withost much change but Wheat has declined with
good demand the reduction Provisions of all kinds have
dull and descriptions have declined F5eigh have
improved with activity in The demand.
On Wednesday morning published the Europas adyices,
embracing dates from Liverpool to the 2h of April The Cot
reported active with sales of about $1,000 bales
during the week advance in the of Sazd the
lower grades the market closing rm The sales for
the reported 1880 advancing tendency
Tres ordinas being quoted iOl francs. The stock Liver
pool do at $4,000 bales, including $4,000 American
COTTON The market quiet and heavy appearance
Saturday with sales Of only bales and Mon
day with unfavorable weather the confined
$500 bales irregular prices although the advces by the
go hand reporting advasee Liverpool Of
zd On Tuesday the Europas adyces announced further
improvement the Liverpool market, buyer for
freely taking bales steadier prices
without any decided alteration The demand quite active
Wednesday and resulted sales Of fully bales about
previous rates Thursday u 900 bales sold
firm prices without any qnoable change Yesterdays
embraced about bales making for the
IS bales range quo
taons which unchanged.