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O.VVV C1evrt1nd FOscNo Fluro1u SusuPsuy
srr par SINKING fund bonds. due $50.
G inteies plysbie Isl January sad LIST July,
~ .tiU oich .....-....t..-. unt tVo
"a .oD Michigan S0utiiern ard Northern Indiana
sa'iroaa Company ior cent sinking fund
bDods. dael 1886. Interest pay able LIST May
and lot November, 3, .c0 each. lat l03
~ .harc, .ichls san~Southf rn and Northern Indiana
F,'rrai 20. (saaraniee1 stocto, floO each. 83H
M,calg.n Soihera mi Northern Indiana Ra
road 70. common st ck) fl00. 40
50 chcaso ,ni Rock Island ,liroadco fioo each 1sn
40ienns slvan Goal % $50 each. l69k
SO Cumberland Coat aud Iron Co. (preferred
50 s, s,YS Srs "'n Co. $50
70 Home iire Insurance Co rlu0 each. 1873
rs North American Fire Insurance Co, $50 Aach 100
~ lirenens rsuraass Co. s,v eph 80. iSs.
II New York t,rs had tfa,na Ips To-, 500 each i22
10 nth savtf rirc laSpiance Co S25 eaoh.,.. 1T
loi Gfesn~ich flge Insurance Co S25 each. 13lk
FOB tsocNr on WHOM IT MAY COHcERN.
IS shares Jeersan Fire insurance Co.. $50 EACH 173.
Hage Fire insurance Go. $40 each l62
90 Dowery Fire Insurance Co. SIS eaea a....... l60
cor ark Fire Insurance Co., 800 each 11sH
4 % do do. observation-disclosures. liz
10 do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Icy
Long island Fire Insurance Co, $50 each I73
20 Excelsior FIRE Insurance Co $50 each. !. I'LL 641
a. 40 do......,...., .......4......t. Do
tico Broosiya Gas Light Co. scrip stock ls3 25 per
100 Sn''S a. n''a N d5 sl' each Ia Ia
1876 i.ong Island saak $50 each .............. lIoK
20 Bank OF New York Sl00 each h............ 1011 y
~ sAltie Miami Railroad Co., $50 cach I26H
10 do do. ................... 126A
SioI.oo Nine Goargi4 state coupons siT so each 90 y
200 ii!,apis Per gent bonds Ql 1870. Payable
Alto 1862 Interest pavsble January and /.
Judy 81 900 each. .,............... .fat loi y
$500 Illinois per ccnt registered bonds due -.
Interest payable January ana auly. S10o
1000 louisiana per cen, bond ....,.....,,aa ,aat 90
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The stock Of Cotton in the soa,hcr,


The stock OF Cotton in the Southern
Ear Russell has forwasded y the Cotton supply Assa
ciatan 81 England eopy = dess. ch trn her Majesty
Consul Charleston containing observations on the ot
ton crops The Southern states oi America during the
wears 1850 1851 aad 1907 together with iniornatoa ~
70 the svoh o. Cotton or hand The dcspatch Is as
BarssH Coasut-Ars CHARLESTON August l3, 1882.
Ms ioIpThe approach q the close Of the cotton
year, which IS compiled irums September 4, seems 70
render Appropriate gew rmlks upon The condition and
amount OF the crop which has been planted during the
last spring ami Skinner - ven as soe sencr 40
ton On the subject the cotton supply from the southern
States OF Amsr.sa.
! begin ~ expressing my regret that the disturbed
state OF country and the rregarity OF commuuica-
ton render il difficult tin usual to procure trust
worthy details Ert have Lken some pains 70 collect
tue information, and venture 70 think that Il may be de
pended upon. 4N4 .o.a
There can be but little dorbt that the crop OF 1862
would, under ordinary circumstances, have reached
500 900 bales but consequence OF the civil war not
more than 500 600 have been planted II Is thought BY
some that the present crop will not exceed one i'on
bales, but have reason TO beieve tnat INC sum from
yet very little disturbed by military operations so that
agriculture has been less nterefed with than elseWeIe e
On the banks or the mississippi very little cotton has
planted, the danger is too great II i only 10
the in ieror the various States at distance from the
great rivers that the crop Of this year Is TO be found
The crop 1900 disposed Of and in considerable
measure exported before the blockade of the southern
ports established; but It Is calculated thai 7oo 900
bales still remain on hand,
The cyoE of 1861 amounted to about 2750 COO bacs.
or those absut one million bales haye been destroyed AZ
Ya5Gs places prevent their falling into the haacs OF
the fedoras tho stored in the interior OF The d
States Much OF 1t has been bought by foreigners
who hope preserve 1t neutral property through al
the dangers OF the war.
About so 900 bales have run the blockade succ ssIuy
chiefly to Nassau One cargo has to Barcelona and
to France do not take into account the product Oh
the Sea Islands of South Carolina and Georgia rhey are
In tho possession Of the fedeas and have no means OF
ascaranng whether any cotton at all has been grown
there during the present season
No
Southern States this date which might be available to
foreign commerce the blockade is removed,
may be SAID 10 stand thus
Bales
Remainder OF crop OF 1850. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
undcstroyed crop Of 1861 900
Crop Of 1862 (not yet pcSed) 10000
Shipped through the blockade. ............. 6o,oOO
Remaining in the South .3 $50 OOt
II must, Of course, be remembered that portion oI
the whole OF this accumulation may be destroyed at any
moment by the Southern people. have, &c.
K. BUNCH.
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slidcIl and Napoleon.

Mr. sldeu had interview with The Emperor on the
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France.

The london Posts Paris correspondent says that N.
Drouyn de Buys has expressed In very decided language
questions which, at critical moment like the present
might further disturb the peace Of the world.
Tse Paris Bcnrse on tue 2slh ultimo was dull and
heavy. Rentes declined TO 1885.
Italy.
Alarming reports to Garbaids health had been
rent but they said to be exaggerated. Neverthe
less medical consultation had been called TO consider
the expedency Of ampuaton and Professor Partridge
had again left England to take part in II.
DR.. Nela,on, the distinguished French physican who
had been summoned to attend on Garibadi considers
ampuaton unnecessary and confident Of the Generals
recovery.
The Italian Parliament is convened for the 18th Of No.
vomber.
The King had held review Of l2 600 on the Champ
de Mars, Turin.
The Falia asserts that the King win proceed to Mlan
where he will hold review OF the troops Of that division
From Milan his Majesty will proceed 10 Bologna, Parma,
Pacenza Alexandra and Genoa whore he will hold other
reviews
The Prince Of Wales and the Crown Prince and Princess
Of Prussia had arrived at Palermo.
Buffers Paris correspondence asserts that NJ de Sar
tiges is instructed to demand from the King Of Italy
public snd uIeqliyoca remuneration of his claim have
Rome for capital and The Prince de Ia dAuvergne is to
ask the Pope 70 accept accomplished facts and 70 csntea
himself ith Rome. This Is the now policy or conciation
TO be attempted BY ". Drouyn de rHuys. ~@
Russia.
The Journal De 81. Petersburg publishes diplomatic
correspondence between Earl Russell and Prince Corts
chako ID 70 the Nontenegrn question, and the
Earl Russell holds opinions contrary 70 those Of the
Russian government respecting the cssdoDs OF peace
imposed upon Montenegro and explains for What reasons
England mpst decline to give her support TO poeote
which have otacr aim than that Of dssoving the ties
Of suzerainty which connect Montenegro with Turkey
Prince Gortschakof in reply eDdeavors 10 STOW that
the Porte has acted with great dishonesty tow Mon
tenegro and states that Russia also Considers tn maiue
Of the Turkish Empire as important for the poll
tica equilibrium or Europe Russia must insist how.
ever, upon more conciatorv system Of government
being inaguratcd in Turkey, as far the ch ian
crfs sha Efrtoc
the conduct Of the Turkish goverum nj in the
Hcl zegoyina and Montenegro, aud at Belgrade.
India and China.
The Calcutta mail, with ettsrs and papers 10 Sepern
Der 22 had reached England The advicoe 50 late
have already been published by telegraph aicutta
telegram Of October IL reports rather dol IL i'm
ports, but prices unchanged. Exchange, 2s. OK
Al Bombay, on October IL, imports were dnl, but
steady. Cotton had recovered Exchange, q. o.
The Hong Kong mail dates are to Septcmbe. ii, but
there is no news OF importance
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The Anrio-RebcI TEade aid Right OF
search. W

Llvrmoor. oct 3. ts7e.
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WHITE PINE COMpCUI9I1
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GOFFsToWN CENTRE. E.n.
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C @ C O A N UT OIL
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NICAE.g~. .AAT'r
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTER 5

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