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New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
THE RUSSIAN TREATY.
DISPATCH FROM GEN. HALLEck.

DISPATCH FROM GEN. HALLECK.
BIT rEL,sRApH TRIBUNE ~ -.
WAsHINGroN, April 5.-The following telegram
was received here yesterday: 30 a7. 80
Hon. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War
learn from gentleman who has recently visited many
pars of Russian America that It's value Is greMer tha
has been supposed The rejection Of the treaty would
canse great dissatisfaction on this coast especially IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES orrfcE, :
Ny EG pfSs 54S SIR M s% surprised sisisa iGas
objections made TO the acquisition OF Russian @ amer
ica / can conceive OF no greater boon 70 our PaciS
states and cannot sgppose that Aa.ts
deny to the PeSPs Of sh0se sie w6n as their grasp We
such nursery Of seamen, such eomerse % - "sss ss
fisheries aoS S sHSs prSuce Of ths Rs sf% the
Vigorous cinate will breed race Of hardy advennrers
on The he PsS o Sde sss Rs the Atlantic
As lover OF my country anxious for the reMM,h an
and sne s4& vsf m e e ss and
the hot plans Of Mexico or the fertile pan,sSn
fs with TS GS @ faS TSs s
treaty viii generuen with the praises ana
thanks Of future ages truly and ,;as sspset5a your
10 the Hon Wm " Seward Secretary Of stale
LETTER FROM COMMODORE RODGERS
The following extract Of letter dated Ali c
eeyed at the Department OF State from Commodore J'hh
Rodgers, Commandant Of the Navy Yard, Boston;
"I think the Russian American acquisition Won woG'd DO
valuable and IL worth anything the price "onu , uc
bagate few houses IN BSadgy e yysSe Of the ground
s IN SewYors proposed fcr is estimated by
some parties at .oatSSaTs SCOST Of M Mount t Elias
efs out in me HeraTs map is the impotaLt part qt
the Russian Possessions III Amrlca.. Ia ~ SIanJ
We shond have strip of shore much Ike Norway wnsa &
p hin, an Eastern cui,t rs regards the ocean ~
nucb warmer than tie western one Inc uiS ~ :, I'm,
able thc umhcr particularly '" 10 '"a' 20 '''' 30
of the IJtiliT.'
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. CIsTOMs RECEIPTS.

TGLEsBAPH 10 Tss TSiHVsL
WAsnINGToS, April The following statement OF
receipts for customs from March 23d SOtb has been
ceived at The office Of the Commissioner; Ncw-York
G2SOQss q; Philadelphia $74976 AZ Baltimore tl19.
7s7 g New Orleans March 10th TO 2S1 sos S37 7s San
Francisco Feb 22d 10 2sth sll3e a. Total 20 e $40 10
The receipts from Boston have not yet been received
BY comparing this statement with the one which inne
datey preceded H. il is found that III EewYOrk there
has bcen an incleake OF more than 1000 --s 1.
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lIEXfCO
SUMMARY OF NEWS TO MARCH 3d.

.t.. SUMMARY OF NEWS TO MARCH 3d.
Purser Z. Austin of the steamship Alabama, which
arrived last night, sends us the following summary
of Mexican news up 10 March - -. - ~ ~
Vera Cruz in state of siege 1900 men with pieces
artillery inside provisions high, but no blockade
from sea side; outside of city, $500 men, with 4
small field Napoleons men and guns expected daily.
Mare in Queretaro. with 10000 men /; no money or
provisions; outside, 25 900 Liberals Merida Yuea~
tan, in state of siege but still communicates with
Sisal the seaport of Mexico. -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, April 5.-The ship W. b. Densmorc, Capt.
Freeman, from Callao for Hamburg, put into Shields
today, having sustained severe damage from collision
with unknown vessel at sea. The steamship Den
mark from New-York has arrived out.
LONDONDERRY, April 5-2 p. m.-The steamship North
American, Capt Kerr, from Portland March 49, arrived
here on the way to Liverpool this forenoon.
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ASSEMBLY.

To amend the act relative 10 taxes and assessments
IN the City of New-fork IL provides for the appoint
meDt Oi three Tax Commissioners by the Governor and
Senate. L
For relief against Illegal taxRen II provides for
funding moneys Illegally assessed upon Banks and
Insurance Companies.
urhe broadway Surface hill, by vote 81 ~ 10 81.
To facilitate the construction Of the York, Oswcgo
and Midland Railroad Company and To exempt certain
bonds from taxatOn-by vote Of ~ 10 "a
TO facilitate the construction VI the southern Central
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CfNADA.
sr rELreRAPH TO rnE TKiBuN

y TKLEGRAPH TO THE TRiBuNE .| #
ToRoNTo G. W., April 5.--The whole of the voun-
teer forces which recently ordered TO hold them
selves IN readiness have been placed under marital law
the authority Of the Qneen's regulations During
the time each parade commanding officer has the power
OF placing any member under arrest who abseDts HIM
sell from drill The different corps in the district have
been placed under command OF Major Gen. stisted The
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Nlll IIItiAN.

Returns from Michigan show that the Republicans
have carried the State by about the usual majority.
The vote was very light, and there was no excite
mcnt whatever. In the Milwaukee charter election
the Republicans gained two Councilmen.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

Speaker Pltt-, Mead aud Richmond were not present
When the vote taken. bat tiey announced subsc-
gueutly II they had been tcy would have voted against
UlI.
Two bridge bills have also undergone final legislation,
unless the Governor should veto them The Scuatc 20
,lay las.cd Gencts bill fur bridge between NcWlofk
aud Astoria I'm pig on BlaCtvclfs Island aud the
Assembly, senator Muphy's h FOR bridge between
and Aaln-t BIoakiNu Tho ouly aincLd
uent 10 lIIhys bridge liil n passed m tc Assembly,
That the work slu hc coiuplced bJ June ], 1870
There was no opposition 20 either ~ The bills.
Tho scHlto todaydlrced with The Assembly amend
mcnts The bill Incorporating hc soldiers Messenger
CuIis These amendments allow ttc company 10 erect
houils muh cts uf NCW-SoIk outside II Broadway,
they fret obtain the consent ~ the propef holders
upou whose property the booths are 20 hc erected.
Tie Assembly passed this morning Tie bl making the
tenure OF office 81 the present AqucduCt Board years
from JANUARY 1sr7 and giving them the power 60 fix
the water rate: and The I empowering the Governor To
appoint three of taxes In your city. Both
MLls I.sscl without IaIiy vote.
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UNITED STATES SrrbEuE COURT

81 TgLRGRAPH TEIBUN,
WA>HiNGTON. April 5.-'lhe argument Of No. ~,
Steamer BOeaey and cargo ag The United State. was
concluded, aud argument was commenced IH the Equity
ca sc OF Watson agt. Switzerland, No. I5s.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 5.-The North German Parliament
will adjourn the 18th instant. The Prussian
Government is about to raise loan of 100000
thaleTs.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Il\AA.

a dispatch to Cincinnati, from Chicago. ON the ST,
says that Keokuk, Iowa, elected Republican city
officers. II has usually gone Democratic.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
IOIISIANA

TRIBUNE
NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-Anothcr crcyassc is re-
ported at Duck Point, Madison Parish
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UNION PAcIFlc RAILROAD.
al ryiroaArp 10 THn TElKrvV - ~ -

81. LOrIs. April 5.-lhe United States District
Court ol Kausas has granted Injunction against the
collection of taxes on the lands belonging TO the Union
Paclic EaIlioad iu thai State
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6.204 1874

This gives English q majority of @s. The total
vote is 81 43D Last year tie total was s1iO': The
vote this year lmaOriics IN u towns exceeds that
cast last year 4G3 This IS by far the largest vote
,N. iu the
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ELECTION INTELLIGEN
GONNE(vrICIIT

The latest returns from Connecticut according TO
the Norwich papers tmaorties only IN eleven tOwns),
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COURT OF CLAIMS.
. ExEcr1IrE .frPOINTMENHs.

The argument in the case Of John /. Jackson ct al
aet The United States, was concluded.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
ALBANY.

TAXATION or RAILROAD BoHDs-rAssAGE oF TIE
BROADWAY SURFACE BILL IN THE ASSEMBLY
EAST RIVER BRIDGE BILLS ssED-PROTECT1oN
op woRKINGWOMFN.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

THE GREAT RECONSTRUCTION NESTING ~ SAVANNAH
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent 6 Wal POND
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WASHINGTON.

rur eEcoysTRUCTlON HJuECTICN BEFORE THE SUI No
CoURr-sENATOR NBSMITH REJECTED ron lnh ,'.r nrn
,s.po.t 1v r,ir pEGVIAK ARMY-TnE EEWlOkK AP
POINrMENIN
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

The Hon HENRY WILSON. Chqbgadi, ETC., Z. y ScHdtc
The undersigned members Of Congress respectfully
and earnestly commend the kind consideration Of the
Committee Military Affairs OF the senate, General H.
ROnsseau now in nomination Tor Brigadership IN tile
United Sttes Army. and reqnest that he may Ne con-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-25
Boston Market.

BOSTON November r2o.-CoFFEr-The market for Col
fee remains the same the sales having been confined 70
small lots wanted by the trade. We quote sales Oh
Singapore Java at 20c gold; Java at 70 25 eold kio
at 20 25c currency and ST. Domingo at lehc gold,
and 22Hc q ID, currency, for Cape.
CorIoN-The market for this article was quite dull and
declining early in the week, but Tor some days past
frer feeling hus prevailed. The sales have been mo-
derae and quote Ordinary and Good Ordinary at 10
i7c; Low Aiddlug at l8c; and Mddlins at IL lyc
p b. including Uplands and Gulf. STOCKS are smaI'
and the market closes quite firm.
DoMEsTIcs-There better feeling for Cotton ana
Woolen Goods but improvement to notice In prices,
although the downward tendency has been checked:
Standard fabrics have been sold to fair extent at about
the previous prices.
GuSSY BAes-There has been better demand TOR
Gunny Bags with se'es of 800 bales ut l8 19c curren
cy the latter price ior heavy Bags averaging 44o IDS
Standard Bays may be quoted lsHc. currency.
GUNNY CLoTH-rhere is considerable speculative u.
oury with sales of 1000 bales at 7c god in bond and
small lots at 20Jsc. currency.
HAY-The sales OF Eastern and Northern have been at
$40 81 p ton as quality. Prime quality Is scarce
NAVAL SToREs-The market has been very dull the
past week for all kinds of naval stores and transactions
have been quite limited Small OTIS Of spirits turpentine
have been sold at 5S soc gal In tar the sales have
been small at So per Dbl, including small and large
Rosin is dull and tending downward and pitch Is very
quiet and sales confined to small lots. small lot OF
common rosin sold at So 76 per bbl.
RrcE-There have been sales Of l20 casks Carolina at
OK 10c quality and several small lots OF Rargoon
at 8Xc per ID.
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sto1,erfoht, Sons 8. Co.'s Circular.

LIVERPOOL November S.-The more or less fsvora-
BILE aspec. Of Italian affairs still influences the general
se of siness and peace prospects have been the
ascendent during the past few days. things have worn
more cheerful aspect Events succeeded each other how
ever rapidly that it would be premature to say that
matters are by any settled and We Shall prooa-
bly, continue tor some time longer 70 De SUBJECT u suu
den alarms.
The cotton market very depressed early in the
week. and some very low sales OF American cotton TO ar
rive were made at fully &d per 10 beow the prices rung
ON the spot Since then market has recovered its
tone and close at very nearly last weeks quotations.
American cotton the spot is becoming scarce and as
our stock cannot be eplenshed for weeks TO come
it probable the revival business will continue 70
We quote on the spot Middling Orleans 3D. Mobiles
sgd: Upl,nds sgd Sea Island continue in good de-
mand and Qualities above Fair Id dearer. good
business done in Brazis and Egyptians which are hrm
at full prices especially the latter suras aiter Ge
cline of I'D which has since been fully recovered, close
rather dearer an last week large amount OF business
has been done to arrive closing at sgd, basis OF Mid
ding from Charleston and 8d Tor Mopile Durng 1ne
week the trade have taken So 500 bales exporters ISo
bales and SPECTATORS 5l90 bales Actual export 2006
bales The stock shows further decrease OF o6'Uou
bales At from the States 1000 bales and rom the
East 25 ba es against 1900 bales and s60o oaes
respectively this time last year. The market to-day 10
active and very firm Sales 5000 bales
BREApsrUFFT-Tle weather IS favorable ior outdoor
onerations and the breadth of Land sown with Wheat
this autumn is said to be unusually large so far nne
weather continue her is every inducement 1or farmers
to prepare for large crops Tuesdays market was very
well attenoeu, ana at .eou0ou - PAA'S 80
ness would have been done in Wheat. Holders now
ever were firm and transactions consequently small az
I'd Sd . cent.l decline Friday. Flour Is sack
ard barrel lower. Indian Corn, from scarcity, main
tanned full rates. small sales o. mixed American at Gus q
quarter.
To-days market was again well attended, and whits
Wheats recovered the above decline BED Americans are
however, 4d Cd lower Little passing IN Flour, which
was fiat at the late decline. Indian Corn held for Dos,
but very Il tie bu iness zone.
Sugar very firmly held at Cd advance, which some
what limits business OfMepila Geo ions cayed sold at
% Sd DDS 3D. according 10 quality Brazis: 2l7O boxes
and barrels BInas at 23s as 3d. and 10 very low
at It's cd; 1850 bags old Pernams at 22s Cd 23s Ph
lnsses: 800 puncheons Cuba l6s Sd in store Coffee
still dull; lbO bags Rio at Ais Cd A2s Cd. Cocoa like
wise fat 2o5 tass Guadaquil Al ASS for sound
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 22.-CoFFEE-We report a
to-day OF 5000 bags prime Rio, bark Lapwlng on
private terms 200 bags Rio from second hands at 24c
currency.
CorToS-The market was heavy and lower to-day only
sale reported 22 bales Low Middng at 1916 at the
close Mddling was quoted at II lI&c
FLoUR-Ihe market was quiet to-day, put holoers urn.
We have only report sale OF 1OO bols CITY Miis'
standard extra at $40 80 per bol quotations. unchanged
GRAN-OfeSings OF Wheat were very light today only
al00 bushels Of both white and red; the market was
steady, with sles 500 bushels common 10 ta wnte
50 IS 50 prime or choice receveo-4uu ousnes
good to prime red Ut So so GO; 2200 bushels medium
grades ut 50 81 As; eco bushels common At - 2O
25 Corn-recepts 1926 bu he's white and 4ioO push-
els yellow the market steady and Tor new stern
mixed active; incude IL the sales were 2OO push
els old 81 So; 1lU0 bushels new at 81 23 25
small lots OF camp do and mixed at 81 05 70, as to
condition; sou bushels old yellow at 81 50 80; 4O0O
bushels estern mixed at 81 o. Oats3UOO bushels
only received; demand with sales OF 4lO bushels low
grade 6S 69c 1900 bushels good at 72c 1850 bushels
prime 73c, and loo bushels do at 74c Rye-275 bush
els offered; market better 400 bushels prine at ~ oo
l25 bushels do at 81 80 55 q bushel.
MoLAssEs-Matket quiet. 10 sales reported TO-DAY.
Stock Cuba reased to 145 hhds and 1877 tercesoi
other descriptions very little remaining IN first hands
PRov1sIoNs-Marketq quiet; We quote Bacon snouloels
tered Breast Fieces 16c city uncovered hans t9
l9c. Mess Pork-Western nominal at s2z ou per Dbl
LAID in tres 1885, do in kegs lac stock very small; BAL
timore refined Ill kegs l6c per lo
SUGAR-Was quiet to-day, no sa!es repoTteu hoiueiS
steady under nnl stock; quotations same as yesterday
SEFps.-tlax sales OF $50 a 800 bushels common 10
good at IS as; still quote prime can ots % oo per
bushel. Clover dull aud nominal at ~ oo o. ano Aino
SALr-We quote with liberal sales from dealers prices
steady viz Liverpool Zine 50 81 H. as 10 Ghaac
ter or brand; Ashops n 10 per sack 1urks isianu Al
lots from store 90 q o6c per busheL
WusKEY-We are wi hout sales to notice. either 1ree
or IL uond and in the very unsettled state Of the market
1t is impossible TO give quotations
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-25
Opening Of the British Parliament-The
Queens Speech.

ALondon telegram, of Wednesday last, received
per cable, says;
The Imperial Parliament was opened to-day.
The Queen was not present. The Royal Commls-
gioner read the speech from the throne, the sub
stance # which is as follows: King TheodoruS
hsying rejected all demands of Great Britain for
the release Of her subjects, cruelty and without Just
cause imprisoned by MN, her Majesty had no alter
native but to send military expedition to Aoyssl,
MIA and reference Is made to supply bills needful
to defray expenses. The invasion OF Papal ter
ritory being now over, the hope is expressed that
the Emperor Napoleon Will soon withdraw his
forces from Italy, and avoid uniriendly relations
with Victor Emanuel. Fenanism repressed III
Ireland. has taken the form of organized violence
and murder in England where it must also be
suppressed by the fufllment OF the law ana Dy
the LOYALTY Of the people. The speech concludes
with the promise that her Majesty's Government
will br.ne before Parliament Reform Bills Tor
Scotland and Ireland, and other important mea-
sures of domestic nature.
In the House OF Commons, Lord Stanley MADE
some explanations in connection with recent
events on the continent. He said England had
been invited to join general European Confer
ence, but had refused to do so unless distinct
plan of action was first proposed. Lord Stanley
thosght that participation in such Congress
would only add to the responsibilities OF England
without doing any good. Nearly all the members
who spoke took occasion to condemn the recent
action Of France in sending military expedlHon
to italy.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH November 2l.-CoTTos-Our last weekly
report noted The ket dull ana nominal on the OASIS
Of l6E l6He for Middhnss.
There was not much done on Friday, ana prices re-
rnaned at former quotations Saturday morning openea
heavy With de, lining tendency and O moderate De
maud The unfavorab!e advices from Liverpool and
New York caused this market to close dull at decline OF
XaHc -, -, o..,,.o
demand BUYERS and sellers agreed more generally In
their vlews resulting In sales Of over 2SOO bales AL
vices trom lyerpoo caused better feeling on the part
of factors many of whom held of, expecting oett"r
prices the next day. The market closed ns WIKI III
advancing tendency.
The market opened on Tuesday with fair demand.
Holders were firm but in the absence OF advfces fro
Liverpool buyers were disposed 10 act with cauuon
Spes not heavy and prices were sustained Win
sight advance. 80
On Wednesday the IarSet was quiet and steady, win
limited inquiry api small sales. Later in the day ull-
favorable advices we're received from Liverpool winch
had depressing effect market and factors were
disposed to allow slight concession.
Tho market to-day was quiet, with comparatively
Hpht demand and weakening tendency in prices sales
vers effected 10 the amount ofab Ut one thousand bales
closing on the basis OF 16 16c for Middlings Some
lots were sold at lower figures but factors net
rally disposed grant he concession demanded by
buyers
IA IsIASps-There has been better demand during
the week under re,.ew and good sales have been
effected at Sc better than last week we quote Clean
Inferior at SO S5c; Common Clean 50 40c Extra Flor
ida lO Csc with some running high as 60c and Fine
and Fancy grades 80 csc. Good cottons, well haud
led and properly ginned. will command good price ~
this Market while lower grades are not EouSnt aer u
lass Of . reduced figure.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion for New York-Rev Z An
drews + G DeFontaine W Ward. Bedford and
daughter Carothers, E Randolph, Rames, steiber
T simpson, J h Nash, G stearns F Lynch, q M
Buttang and wife, J Mesmer, wife and child.
Per steamship Falcon, from Baltmore-Mrs W
Rayenel Master Ravene Miss Bee. Mrs Perry, Mr.,
Mrs and Miss Duffy, N Herchman, Harchman, and
in steerage.
Per steamer Dictator from Palatka, via Jacksonville
Fernandna and Savannah-E D. my, S Solomons, ]
Estabrook A Rowe, Z DAILY L German, Brown
] O'Neill W Funston, Mr. Wicklif, wife and
children Hoffman, ] Campbell, Richards, ] Bramel
Col Peden, C Graves. Mrs Redy, Miss Redy. Muir
lin ] NJ Theus, N Pickett. II Bigger, g Demming
Mrs Aston, Mrs W jacob, Miss Hurts. and
deck.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
wescoat L Wescoat Wright DR. McHenry, Capt
D f Towles G Smith, Major Berlin, W williamson
and deck
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THE DAILY NEWS.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, 1867.
Tho Beggar Baby.

Pale and weary, strangely old.
Wan with hunger, numb with cold.
Clothed in rags around II rolled.
Was this poor beggar baby.
Careless travellers going by
Walked around. lest ming nigh.
They might hear the hungry cry
OF this POOR beggar baby.
Btch men passed, and thought within.
"'T we're vel! that life had never been.
AS though misfortune were q sin
For poor besgar baby.
Only the pauper mother smiled;
Only the mother blessed the child;
And nurmure love in accents mild
To that poor beggar baby.
But bv and by that baby died.
And they buried it ION the pauper side
Of the yard)-only the mother cried
For that poor beggar baby,
Who used to cling to her lonely breast.
And kiss her cheek ere 1t sunk to rest.
Like little bird in happy nest
Poor little beggar baby!
But, 10! beyond the pauper tomb.
A wondrous light stole through the gloom, q.
And voices sang, "In Heaven there's room
For that poor beggar baby"
And then In garments white and new.
Upward the rank OF angels through,
The radiant, rausomed spirit flew
Of that poor tegSar baby.
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saw orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. November 49, coTToS-Ths demand
was renewed to-day with undated sprit and as flctors
met 1t Freely In instances making concessions Of
Hc IL was quite as general yesterday sixteen bro
kersse houses participating the business and the sales
summing up 5000 bales at manfesy easier prices ont
vithout showing o quotabe reduction. We accordingly
repeat our quotations OF evening. with only slight
modiac ton as follows: Ordinary = =. Good ordi-
navy Ibs< a l6c Low Middlng 1870, Middlng IL q
l7Ec. and Strict MiddlinS "a Ike
The 1emand was partly tor the North, but mostly ior
soraiCn eYoort The business the largest thus fur
this season and as remark above at easier prices
Low Middling having sold down to 16Hc, and a good
style OF donng at TIC. there was, however, good
deal Of frreguarity and sales were made at snSht on
cession which would not otherwise have been copsun
mated but the whole the prices paid agreed SO nearly
with Yesterdays h2u that chage is required In
quotations The sales for the past three days sum up
bales and the receipts proper xcudng the arr
walls from Mobile Florida and Texa', are s6o5 bales.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand lst September, 1885,. oaes-lo'2So
Arrived to-day o'oo0 M oeo
ArTd .ed previously. .'.eA'oAs-oo'Ao'
los, ,545
Cleared to-day. ....--...-.....' Iso a. ~,
Cleared previously e0V'o--11bo-"
e.-, -. l.,a .,d ~, shinhoa,d 57.7l9