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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-10-17

lies 4 The happiest hours Of MY life were
once spent in q Catholic monastery By
the way Bishop,I see our. church in The
North is establishing sisterhoodsin iiiita-
ton ofthe Catholics. How do they work q
/" So WELL" said the Bishop, that intend
introducing them into my diocese as soon
as possible. Indeed, there are many good
things and good people among the Catho-
lies, ,bnt think, Mr.. Dayis,,that our church
isgood enough for rs" OIlrself. & Gentle
men, it is to me Incredible how to recon
Gle it to reason, in lnadhouse world like
this, where not only physical disease
atfiicts, more or less, nine-tenths of the
whole populations, Init where ,.moral and
mental depragity affects the whole race,
and when the heavcr-scht heaters, sealed
and anointed for their mission, are so few,
Oh! it is terrible that they should waste
their strength By imposing one on another,
and, worst of ALL stir Up strife and blood
shed in carrying ont their great commis-
sion Let us all love one another, dear
Bishop, and hear each others ihiirmities,
and particularly and especially at this
great juncture of our country's history, let
our moderation be known to allmen.'
In writing these letters I do not pretend
to give words Or ideas just as they were
uttered. only give their substance with,
such additions of my own as will serve to
make them Ineligible, and especially I'd
give suehaM of Mn. D:.yis's cja,actsras
may serve to remove some hateful preiudi-
eos entertained against him in the North!
In the South, | believe, we. are .neagly
unanimously IN our estimation 'ofhis moral
worth and high standard Of intellectual
excellence. We also know the n,ercifnll
ness and benevolence Of. his disposition. !
Many Of you, good people of Petersburg,
know what great number of Confederate.
soldiers liable to be shot for desertion, but
having some mitigating circumstances in
their cases, he spared Some Of YOU know.
the case OF a. foolish Young officer who
made proposition to assassinate President
Lincoln, which, after reading was marked
on. the back, in Jefferson Davis's hand
writing, Atrocious," and referred to the
Secretary of War, who had the Young
officer court martialed and dismissed Ike
service for the "atrQciops" proposition.
This poor boy, to expiate his folly, fell as
| an unrecognizea volunteer. at the head Of
a brave band, at the FIRST Wilderness fight.
| You all remember the case of Webster,
the spy. found the poor fellow ironed in
the Libby, when / went to see about the
case of young idiotic Irishman, we'll
known here, who was to be shot next day
Webster told me plausible story. rear
ried that story to the, authorities and
begged for respite; it was grabted, and
it was not until entirely failed in finding
any good canse fora further respite that
he was executed. . Other cases I will men,
ton hereafter
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-10-17

THB CORI " EllIT /
rs now open aid can accoaodate 4 few
il boardefs. S. A5''''-s 49, s.sls. lt31
The pfliceaof boafl, ihciddi6g tuition in
ENGLISH and French $l8f per month in gold
OF its equivalent. Ass2 a''9i,g .e. .s,...,.-
Music, with nse Of the piano. IS per
montlrir currency. 'ss &,
Tuitioa III tho first class : il b. Ill the
branches .ip French and English, sc per
month in currency. 81 49, So
The other classes ID both languages ST
per month ii currency. So s gig s
All needle work taught a,s,tis j. 'ss
| Oct 10, II ISL s ..,A sae
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-10-17

,ng. lhs Texas Legislature ghas app,
pointed coriimiltee to come to New Or
leans and remove TO Austin the remains Of
the lamented "A: Sidney Johnston. The
Legislature has also passed . resolution,
directing correspond encet to beopened with
Mrs. Johnston, who, with her children, is
in destitute circumstances, il; California. 4
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-10-17

gsa. Water isn't fashionably beverage
for drinking your friends health; but it is
a capital one for drinking your own. s
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-10-17

/ : = y
| IF Beast Butler was expected iniEyans-
vile the other day to make a speech
| in behalf of the Jacobins. The Courierfof
that city squibs as follows of the prospect
i've coming, ,uvn kre ;aro1 aas,,s,,q
| TAKE +" TINE By THE FoRELoCK Sill
yer and gold watches should be buried with
care and at once. Put them down in the
holes at least thirty feet deep. Reason
| Thief Butler is coming
| BURY Your VAhBABLEs.-It is by no
means certain that by burying gold and
silyerware, tits safe from discovery. Our
wealthy citizens should attend to the In
terment OF their valuables at Fliidfiisht,
and let no me about hepremises have the
least information as tothe locality. /, If you
are not very discreet, Butler will get them
sure 3!ts@ t3a1Q3a ~ 9tE-si4th s3At
CHANGE OF TABLE CUTLERY.--Weilear
that the proprietors of theAmerican House,
Sherman House; Kentucky House, and
other Hotels, have buried their silver table
ware, and are.now using iron spoons knives
and forks Uause-Butler is coming. SEN
sible men! 80, nr- ..,-g. ,4rrr,
HIDE YaunSPooNs.- rhe Announcement
that "Picayune Butler is coming to town. y
made in the Courier from a r,lmof>in cir
culation in the city day before yesterday,
has occasioned ghcat ,tneasiness among
house-keepers. The people generally yes
terday were employed b,uyihg their yalua-
bles. We hope they. will gbe successful in
getting them 0atof bis reaeh!l
--~.e.s-,----
|! JrYeThe Okol0fia News is,down on news
paper borrowers, and calls down on. the
heads Of those Who practice dti, It, the follow
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-10-17

Saddlersy1 peffiiherN
IA rare and rich assortment of
Ladies Dress Goods selected with
great care, andrespecialls to suit
the taste Of the fldies Of Rapides.
All bf which are offered for lLIv-
ING prices and on accommodating
TERMS. Il ! ~ ~ ~ il 1
GIVE Us ANOTHER CALL.
T, Il - MOSES ROSENIHAL. q
/ Oct II t66 If !
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TFrMn the PETERSBURG Index

a convent to be taught. Mrs. Davis re
piled ;das was in Geofgia and hadno money.
No institution Of my own church offered to
teach my poor children. One day three
sisters Of charity came to see me, and
brought me five gold dollars, all the money
they had in the world they almost forced
me to take the money but Ibid not; they
then offered to take my children to their
school in tho neighborhood OF Savannah,
where the air was casi; and they could De
comfortably cared for during the summer
notlthsY Theme an offer from q con-
vent school an Canada, whittier, when l
got permission frolit che government, when
was not Wishons great tfohDle ana ainic :u,
tyItook tei II ls stue ,, 10 hoe Misll
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5rys The Okolona News is~down on news
paper borrowers, and calls down. on the
heads of those who practice it, the follow
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-07
PQ1ncuRcra.

-. 81
, per steamship satagossa, for New YorhAtIrs q
Flashman, W storer, Friedmann, Mrs Andrew
Blatchford and son. Mrs NJ Gerhen and son, b Greene
g F Kvhnke, HARM, W D Hinnsrs, o i Harria z
II Runners, Gram, Randell. Randell, W q Th,np-
son, Mics Is G. Wheatland, Miss Bemis, and In
Per steamer Fannie. irosm Savannah, &e-I Martin
and SOP, Mcaense, Woliskehl. Penley, A Mcleod,
pr II L Moore and lady. Mrs Montgomery. e Dubois, J
Apple, n French, shePPstd. oapt Rice 9th 3 In
Per steamer Emie,t frcn jacksonville, Fla via s.-
vannnh 6o-Dr T NJ Palmer. Miss L LAnneau, III Palm
or, W Denman. Marvip, Bailey, w Smkins, u Weth-
inseop. Q Fitch and lady. Bowers, 2 NsNsen, 4
Roan. Hoffman. Hoffman, T Mcmillan. y Cardy, Q
T W sJfan. lady and children, e sower. Houston
dett q Bueissei Enss botume. Iiss l. Lanaford.
10 Mayo and Lady, Mrs Purse Mrs Holm and servant
A Peters, Lynah, Mias Walker. Miss Smith, z
HARDY. Miss solomons,s 8 solomons, 8 " Latz, II
tLanbers, W. a Chaplin and 10 in steerngo =, -.
Per steamer Kate. nom =: -n-7h-o q snead and
wis., " o Msnping,C F Ernfnerson, Mr. CLARK, Miss
blanchard Agnew, LisutJ 81 watroup, John Buck
VIM Fowler, Miu1 McRae, Col 81 Brown O D Owens
Joseph Thompson, Fl .GArk. Johnaon n ,scitbea,
slivington. Mcintyre q Bromer. g wnite. il HACK
infuts, GaarnendisI Wilson. II BIandtf Ouyer and
10 IN stesrsge ,,,;d., >;
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attention to printers in the tablo given in tho
World. The stocks put lat July, and this should
1st January. Probably tho mstake from my
tracing the word into "Jany" '..'f
wrote you February 20 Our Live'p pool stooks Of
ai kinds cotton 2Sd wero S660 and at O00
On the 10th March stocts wefe ,sto.2oo and At sea
.000 Now the 9th April stocks had ncreased 10
with It sea- There cannot boz doubt that
stocks will increase hero up till tho end Of juno
July, and oar prices consequently mus: go good deal
lower. r " ....- 80, .
American cotton is in better position than any other,
tho Is upon It. but with increased stocks itis
likely also to yield at least I'D to Sd q fb Our weekly
Of American cotton for fourteen weeks has
been II out Of total OF 4085o and fourteen weeks
average export 6OS7, out OF 14,900. ,!i::!ty -.
Allow that consumption OF cotton inereases to Co.
&C., and our export keeps up 10 lsooo l the end OF
Juyip NIL, 65 000ve would want .0f0 900 bales Our
stock April o63s41 bales Our imports TO tie
end OF July reckon followa: Amercanat least, IA
Weehs at GoO weeks at 20060440 O00; East Indis
now at sea for Liverpool 900; probably Egyptian
10000; Brazil 10000, West India and Peru t0.soo
Turkey, Greece, &C., 6000-in all, 1,g20Si0 Deduct
wants $40 600. would leave stoot July 49, $50 sao or
larger than any erd Of July since lsi7 except
Sec the following table:' ?I :. A: ri - p4 q. :
:! sTocKs END Or JuLr 1s47 TO 1856. .,,.s,.
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MARINEl NEWS.
PORT OF ouAnL nsTou..
Arrived Saturday.

- ,ni! 49, rI;N s,.S ,,tI;. ,.4to q q.
schr a LSa@tng, .Lgdihm, FhiiLadeipniA dAya.
heEe s; baan S1sr GS pafSss go Gsaese
1oauEu ~ SrtpBo, u Sofote@ O
GO, Bnad, Ferguson aolmes adams @ I,s Ds-
noh 1 70, % Tuoan, oCicooA, Q ~ Go, "a DIE
petach Hrnnna \ h Rec J r. Fmery Hnosr a HsseiI a y
senens 90. Nathan & ottolepRpi, Ring Carnpsen
&C sspa9nse Gs CO A Heesenann ne snT n Bro: yaa
peFontains, Cameron. BARLEY 3 CO. -N'i =
orsia siF TSbina ~iHt <. ~ vi
scir Daniel Britain Springer Boston, u days Ice
Steamer Emile: Besafop Jseisoh1iiie via Savannah
Beaufort &c: 40, bales Icotten, Mdzs 90, To a L
roper stCasy Mrs Holmes rS:shss ; Henry: isS
fi,scSo US; nAf''nef' o'fsn"n' meyers oo Ana
:. :. a;,, -, :: 1,,,,.rss,, = --.|' r,r
sear 2Cnas 70 Ss soS, arSs aSs
soSr tsay1 Antrim. Prltchsrd, Eissbsth City. N O.
A2oo bushels Corn. TO r II Butler
seha Mofninso ostar. from tho Frdnnh bark LAnge
% 3asTaeno
on tns gar lys Sofso sIfSr IN Vi
Sc. MdEe. To Ferguson 1 Holmes, j q Jenkins. J T
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TO THE PUBLIC.

rT1HB NEW YORK NEWS HAS BATTLBD AGAINST
Il despotsm for four years OF blood and terror, In
assertion Of the sanctity Of tho Constitution patriot
Lam sufficiently broad to embrace both sections been
Its only guide and Il refers with honest pride its
record to show that has not turned or tho
left Under all tho violence Of arbitrary power. Z, .
Truo to In principles THE NEWS has been through
tho reign Of terror It challenges public confidence In it
honesty and Independence for tho future. DO, ,,i.,.
The political transition Of tho prerent day opens to
THE NEWS new and wider fold OF usefulness stand-
Ing ~ It always has the inviolabity Of the Con-
stituton according to the Interpretation OF the strict
construotionists 1t presents rayipg ground ALL In
both sections, Who are friends OF generous conserya-
Ha. An true and tried exponent OF sectional nniyis
occupies position which makes II the fitting mediator
In holding to the party Of order in both seoona+
serests and princplssthas breadth and vitality 10
their alliance. AA International agent devoted to
freedom of election to trial by jury 10 the sanptity Of
the habeas eopu and opposed for four OF
terror 1t has beon to the centraizhon that dnres 10
trampe tho rights Of States, North or South. THE
NEWS places itself candidate for support before the
great body OF this once free people. '"'i ~ -:
Tho circumstances Of tho moment make The disssna.
inaaoh Of the principles 6f THE NEWS duty Of In
dividual patrousra. Every man who concurs In it1
doctrine muAt II mo- entertain tue aens6 OF freedom.
do no IN spr Of indiGrenoe, bnt rAthes With tho
oarneatnesa ofa high trust Justified. nay bound, tn
hig loyo OF nper 70 DO ao the proprietor plees tho
oanvass he mAkes here Of the pubo generally In ths
banda Of thoso men who give him the approval Of their
oopscencea as his individual agents Every reader of
TIE NEWS can not avoid the conviction Of duty which
Is hero pointed ous a the ground 6f tho requed 10
urges itu caims for wider support upon all of hiJ
friends and neishbore who give their earnest sypates
70 the csuis Of "srict construction interseoonal co-
aon and a the rshts Of the oitizsns under tho EYE
en Eet mp by fstherpio liberty regulated by law.
4 ,ba ~ oalla
good and true CONSERVATIVES throughout the corntr
discharge to their convictions Of political right at this
great crisis In the coupys fortune1 the duty Of CIV
Ing TO the influence OF his psper, daily, semiHeeky
weekly, the wider powor for good which 1. seess
through tho service OF It's Individual supportorp.
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asss 6a:i ioi sSss

'4sa OF ssYs Ss:: for sss
suoia AND Mo1Assra-The receipts since yesterday
Comprise 50 hhda. Loui.iana sugar and 10 bbIs MO
Of
but extremely dull there being aesad for round
'ssss ss as = s
for common to good common. 1sH 20 AAo for fair to
1SS at .s e iHS sf shsfs
,sS 70 sS II Il t.
psS prime 81 JOY
market opened this morntag AE,aly with very good
feeling; bHsh inquiry smsa stocks; ana prices for
81 s2s s
Request and prices ruled sti higher Full particulars
ars Il
ket for Flour and 10 sofe INSTANCES riSes chow al nd
s e ssRasls s sS 9as ssss @ sS e"
Rsass. isS as
atss 100 choice auperane. two lots. at 100 good
fs sssa,ss sss ss s. ss se Thsas
pssns pssn an active r.t ft1n.rft es sG 81 81
prices and the sales saoka of which 600
aaf TSs TsG sfa spa asSS 81
'nS sse pres! Hs the
BRAE.-Buyers have held iaid6l and in order to
ssss 6 SS sS S: S: was
HSfak Bon. Of shout 1900 bales sold private
terms Yestardsfh ware at S26 per ton for ord
naryjapd prime, Tho stock is fAr. but 10 most
R Resn9l y sSs hieqHe.. bu. tho ..ool, vhlol
lss RSss ss : 1R s ana is retailing
8Acos-Is IN light supply and in aotiye detnsna D!
sn fuller prices. "a lot Of oask5 clear ai1e sold
1870 q fb and tctvSrethi bdanSs 10 doing at
2 b for shoulders. l7oior ribbed sides 1s9leo for
s s;Sss q
gtppderas 1ss fog stdss s snd for hams. r,rY
ia s sSa RasSts% VIZ bS teIS
farsme froJn b. Louis, ysly acye, 2nt
sssSlas;p T n 1s ss .ssat
ssE 81 1Es #ss ss3'
lSs SRas j; III III g.sss spssS
and IN rsqaoas Common and ~ ptStsYv,I "a
-ni'a. gcf isospt bae iho oi Lo,iYhi nen9iiGp1
e. - I. s rJyf,
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, wumilYStonl Market.

WILMINGTON, mays s. rnarrIsnat t-salSs OF iisl
bbs at SIS 30 for now tgn and 90 for ySfow Dip And
81 30 for hard, a $50 fbs.
SpInIrs TuaqrNT1Rn-1a inI Apti7e demand, and We
quote sales OF 12e bbls at $50 y gallon for white
lsado as sssSsS SoiI sFassaSsos psis. ia 81
TAn-ss bbls sold at 81 1B q bbl.
,a of hilP' y and do at $50
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Ionai gneen per South 'Gnroifno iktnfiroad,
"B. L May o. NH ,,.. .-.. .. o..

CAT baeS Cotton Is bales Yarn SO bbls Naval Stores
- cara Lumber cara tron Furniture and sundrtea.
To If Goldsmith e Son; NJ Caldwell b Sons u 4 d
Kirkpatrick. R Walker, L Druoker, D A Anime, W q
Dukes Go. q Wiliams \ Go, Holmes stoney
L o9, Hopey Il Co. Bollmann Bros, wolsmau u
NThursion. DeCsttes 4 salas Bancroft. 8 Petit N
A. Joy, W Bowling, II l. Jefords L Co. j d Busch, O
Panfniu. STYLES Garter, Taft & Howland, Capt @ P
Lewis: D. F Fleming. II L P Mccormick Roper L sto-
ney. 6 Gibson, Ad ms, Frost & Co, Webb, Aver &
Trupnbo R.yeneli l., Co. " Williams @ q walter &
Go Rodgers 9 Go. Mays aariin. MaFtndals:
Devices. Mrs arayaon. Thomas. Hunt Bros r Muir
ply wv B Heriot " .r,N2A!. IL III ~ ,iarulMI
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r-Baltinaore Market.

pA11fHoRE. Nays, GorSnf =srhe neSfFotfis dull
and about cent lower for prime Rio; common grader
p1rs.s terms but understood about tx oent. sod in
hSSS'Ss
ssaa sas Ssa
OF Rio 1000 bags In first banda and $500 do second
hahds also l2oo bags Lasusyrs and 500 bags Java In
= egdascis Oh piHa
suitable Tor The Brazil market preventa
stock which |, quite limited Is hold at9l5 iee M Bis
SS sss
part Miufs S9ter so0bbis Western rnpeE at So; 500
Ss Ma s.Sa,1a Hin e
ss %ss.ssn s As St So Sss iS SRls
as ss DS a' c 70
Raass Ts
tstions- fouows HoHardHtreet snper end cut Extra
50 80 a. I.tFs sspRqg sIS e ;I9 SO DO high
ea G q to c
do retailing 10 rs sl1 90; do Family IS sl4; North
q Ris sRspas x T. Il i '
Bye Bye Flour. new. W. IS I to IS a. Corn MeaiNcts mills
and Brandywine % as PR bhL
sPe,.od nosw thstsndns he prevailing high spr9ss
q quiet s1hsusssd % As sSbstitate some samples Il
very prime Lanada have been offered for eeYera days
tfy them at the prices asked ohoics Maryland would
readily bring S. So BED been Ip better supply the
5 Ss: Sssn 1T
sappls. nndiNhIgoodl demand. both for Ireland and
Cline for the week OF cent? on white and to snent
higher We s1e et s @ and
Exchange 20 fohoyB: Wheat-1hs rsceipta Of Southern
eisS SaSss ssS
SP sp sassst ssss sass isi ssS S
81 ssss shs
has ruled HfeBuhr and ieWsrton rang.
e e7 sfsy sass. ana
aa sss sss a s sss s esSs
e e.
sss $ ss$
qse ss EnEa 9Sg& sSIss .sSss
mon Rosin at % quote No. at s. 6O@l So and ylr-
s1 pale q e. HS for small and large
pnoSIscas I eel tat and stock are unsnaly High.
a:r ana S.D hog ps0dSe
ateady Bulk Meats arc without msteral change, anl
Bacon closed hrm. We give trRnlhcdpna for the Weel
o. foowa: Mesa PorkEarly An the wesk there Wer
bales Of zoe bbls Western Mesg; i'd lots ut $28 &c d
S28 26; on Thursday oGered t 500 hut NO
nn higher Bulk Mestss:tWe report sales Of 10000 t
Chicago shenider&oiloose, et5 lfzo esterp, PACKED
closed at l2@12kc and eldes Hama In pickle helt
A. 17@11ho Lard We htye 99ly report o. ~
pity Offering; FegteFn cfesed at 2oHo orierces and
sEeAnSsaiss Sor the week were 6hisay to rsnneru
who took 1nb0 hhdB Cuba common 10 good st 1St6 l0S
Hs'sas s teanf fasG4 Iasse ifa ssnss ia SSasss
II Io Cents ass hhds Porto Rico Common to pfnS
ehsSF sIs oqbs and EI y icomnonl jfeha' II
t6 lgf 6etts9 thonthsj 40 do GROCERY. 1or
eshts nsst dsd6 ptne.l3 TO iah ssnte.!netf Rort
40 prime 70 choices la< TO 1s oents mats Hassna
RrTfsIB s1ekr Wih fair asnend ptioes are stead
as Seats fof d6rushddI powdered and egranulated,
White is eents. Circle Az ecnts;7 y centsi
2sxaGr -we quote for Baltimore Golden e5ons. ss,
eAnr.0gr mlrfes fa lower than any eastward e
both Liver pool Fihe and Ground Alum. The stock
Of invoices orEeoesff0na Hrst hands but the jobbir
& lid at ea 60 report 6aIes lots OF 5000 70 4o
;sssf' ss ai 'sBf1G assha; sPs HS!ssiS
,a - .raanTs Daru
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Savannah Market.

81 SAVANNAH Nay 4zCorroH,- Tho reosipts OF cot
Son siho tho 2Sth nt hare heea follows viz, e1E0
bales Upland Cotton. and 71bales of sss Islsnd do
Tho expogts in tho time have reaohed eIT8 baiep
UPLAND and do sea IslAhdas fonoyh: To Gverpool0
el6s pSBs Upland and fss do Sch Iaands 1s1
bales Upland and l22 do Sen Isnnd to Boston, 140 bales
Upland: and TO Now York 2os1 bales Upland and 4s do
Boa Island leaving stock hand and shtpboard not
elearoa 9th nga of 1862 balqa Upland and 2ss
do Boa Island.
The market during the past week has beon very un.
settled and fregulhf owing to Tho dePrcsuing oharaeer
Of the accounts Europe and the North. These ad
vices hayo ghoTn gradual and steady deene Y pEcfS
not disposed totied and tho didsrenca between the
1iews Of and been such as 70 result
in probably the smsest business done thlg setson.
some fsw sales wef6 nsde in tho early ps wesk
ut 2e@27o Liverpool Hiddling but Thursday and
AFrday 3Oc was demanded for New York Middling, at
aFo ss.sS
at the eiose 9f the business this asy the tooE
3nsidesed nominal. Good Ordinary "a Low Midditng
@2a Kidding 29@se; Strict Middlns-- -; Good Md.
Ess III sssA4ss sd9p dpne s. IA
weef Tho 'saits being Gonhned toone Or two
lots Of RosE 9tp Sat'oP e so%Psrssysy P,a HS far
prspAf faton, is hold Mt higher figure.
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dull ohoeso is in fair supply and de9snd. Northern
Butter f. f. selling st togsss Western 41a2o b. Cheese
WnBTnY-%es:ern roci6ed Is retailing at 81 2o@2 IS
IspII BAooma-Round lots. may be quoted aFa7@
25ho yard It is retailing ht eco q yard in rolls and
BALE RopkLThero Is NO demand for round lots, but
some at retail which deale5s arc st b.
eriof 81 sopeF ssos sor VerpooI ooar.e @ G and
] So 70 81 90 for nne, q! g ht :, r.t,t:r,r 4
easier owing to the decline In old but not quota
i%'aS ses o1aasr' ass
FnsIdn1sAThe market Continues dull. both foreign
p o
Npar bale, Ind aseanaers' 10 per lb for Cotton Tho
RSssn ss9Ts
by steam and lxo by sail for HF're' ~ ~ II
,,E inti - hIenaPhis Market. =, ~, 5i'!
arlot cotton Was hold at 800 for niadilna but that
asi nsTs hs e4 q day
ssa @ 1oi @
nesdayIiait ind Ihere leuu rresulzFy1n PRICES
saInS SO ens and Sot in 4vsrpoo
peao4 can manninea in Auropei cotton ha4 evidently
Wesn Is water and dispatches from thonco make
sorrg shor. New ;orioaHn shows degreo Of back,
ssa s 81
dlinS 50 as 40 aAd 90 at Rso ifddnaa asu ah tns
&c., 9trict 1niddling} At 90o good mtddpg. At11ax
oclobk anew YorF said: "Gold opened at as f.,
cotton ur ana nuninal at 90 to
Liferpoo dstes to the 2Qth state that cotton had de-
oned during. week 2do1nId M ding HBlspdE
frmSr" snd tho dispatches brought news Of nl anoth
or. arrival follows Liverpool dates to the 2lst
Saturday. report cotton steady at ar improvement
Fridhy's rates; middng uplands 14< to 1A,d tanoth
s5a eaa & 1S ssles S5 ssss5asE
gold ulA and nomial. aaking 55s s4Sr-
- prdIhkry .:!!s .@...3 .7s:. sat@22 s-l
sE 5000 ordinary .zo0DA
go Low Middling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...26@26
|, :. Midding. g.::.................... ........279as
-" btrtot hldQnnB. -.....-.-..-9W
Good Middling 81. ~, ..f:.wso@-a
GalvostEn cotton IstatenisIas. il I'LL