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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-01-22

GEGNAzrA, Potter Co., Pa, Aug. l, 1863.
y Office is hereby gwen that Charlez Bu-
y shor, now or late Of This county. holding
the following described property has not We.
paid any consideration Ehalevcr fer the same
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur-
chase any of said property OF the said Bushor
before the decjsieB Of the Court Is given in
this case AID {. bushor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property:
lst. 4 certain tract of land near the Ger
mania Mil, in warrant 5O75. Abbott township
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acres
Also 25 acres in warrant 5O78 and adjoining
the ap5se.
Zad. A.certrin tract of land, with Mil and
Improvements thereon, negr Kettle Greek. in
warrant 1919, in Stewaotson TOWNSHIP. Potter
county, Pa, containing about 204 acres.
{. BuShor holds also tn trust warrant no
253l, in Games township, Tioga county, Pa.
m tt+e road leading from Germani4 70 Gaines
containing $50 acres.
II NM RADOE.
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SCFFECK,S SFAWEED TONIC.

This medicine invented by Dr !. Il. Schenck
Of Philadelphia. IS intended tt dissolve tie Poo
and make il into chyme, the frs process oi d.
gestiun. BY cleansing the stomach Win II
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. the Tonic soon To-
stores the appetite aud food that could not bo
eaten before using 1t viii be easily dlgested.
Consumption cannot be cured by ochenck's
Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and lNei
is made healthy and the appetite restored hence
the Tonic aud Fills are req aired lE"nearly every
case of consumption. half dozen bottles oi
the SEAWEED TONIC and three or fou
boxes Of tie MANDRAKE PILLS VIII cure
any ordinary case Of dyspepsia
DrSchenck makes Professional visits IN \ CIV
York. Bostoii and al his principal office IN Phil
adelphia every week week See daily papers
of each place, or bis pamphlet on consumption
for has DAYS for visitation. :.
Please ask for..Dr. SchencIIs AandaHe fills,
and observe that two lIkucsses Of the doctor ait
on the Government stamp-one when IN INC
last stage Of consumption, aud the otiieF III his
present health. -
Sold bv al Druggists and Dealers: rice %
cents per box Principal Ctise, 20. 10 AoIui
9Th street, Philadelphia
General WLoesals Agents: DeEEas barnes 4"
Co. u Park Row, New y ork ;, :. Huhce'
los Baltimore ST. Baltimore. Nd.;Jchn D. ARK
y. E. corner Of Fourth and Walnut ST.. Clncm-
matt, Ohio; Walkor Taylor, l34 and l5o a
bash Avenue, Chicago, III; Collins Brothers
southwest corner OF Second and Inc SIS, u
Louis, No. L3lw.ea.moly yEOct22
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NOT A HUMSUC!

T am authorized 10 sell Doty's Clothes and WOO
| Washer in the county, and having used one 10
3hree months say, uIQuafedly, they are Just wha
they p.omise-a good thing. A strong man o.
~sman can wash much IN two hours rs woinai
can wash on common wash board ia eight hou
4 f'r tesi viii convince amy one r'at J. no humhHZ
will >eu them profit CT OEE DOLLAR on each
Machine. Correspondence inv ted
asD sell The UnjYcs sa Clothes WTiryer with cogs
Any WTnger will answer that will work ol a tGo.
Usual price of Washer, So and $lo
"a WTjuger, 50 10 and 81
will sell considerably less my object being chiefly
10 introduce a useful article. L. BIRD.
B ookaad, Pa, Dec. -, 1865.
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MANHOOD:

HOw LOST. HOW RESTORED Just n9h-
III Hshed new edition of D.. CT LEERW ELLIS
Celehra'e3 Essay the RAD cal cure lwithout mrdi
cine) OF Sp-rmatO-r.oea, or seminal Weakness In
voluntary Seminal Losses. Iup1,eney. Mental and
Physical Inc pacItys lmpcdimears 10 Marriage etc .
also GO sumption. Epilepsy, and Fits induced by
SCI -InfUlge.ce or sexual uNtrayagauce.
- Price. in a sea'el envelope. ouly cents
Tne celebrated author in This admirable ESSAY
clearly demonstrs'es from thirty years surc-s>ful
Practicethat The alarm NJ consequences Of efabuse
may be radically cured without the dangerous e f
internal medicine or the appl cation OF the kniie-
pointing ou,ia mode Of cure AZ once simple certain
and eff cfUai, 10y means Of which every sufferer. no
rnatter what his condition may be- may cure hIsef
ehesply. privately, and radically
- This lecture should he in the hands Of every
youth and every man 10 the land.
Sent under seal in pain envelope. 10 any address
7stp ad receipt Of -iX cents or Two post stamps
Address The publishers.
CHAS :. c. KLINE & CO,
~ BoEery, New York, Post OEes boa $50
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sT As winter IS rapidly approaching and
fires VIII become more numerous see to II thai
your buildings are insured. Gail al tie JOUR
NAL OFFICE AGENcY. Policies issued IN tie
best Companies of the country at far rates
- Farmers who have large barns with their
summers crop in them, viii do vel TO see that
they are Insured. No one who exercises com
mon discretion viii refuse To insure at this sea
son of the wear. Don't wait uuil 1t : too iate,
and then sav:"I meant TO be insured" Pro-
crastiuajou not only steals time, bat very often
both time and money
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-01-22

1 Wasbington's Birthday will be cele-
blated on the evening Of that day; Feb. %; at
The Uleoua House, by Ball under tie dreC-
ton of Nj It. H. Mason.
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s~ The Spring Elections for this County
take place on Friday Of next week, February
first. Let them be geherally attended and
good officers elected.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-01-22

,%- H. NJ Sheerar, the Wellsville Dentist,
Will be in this place between the first aud tenth
days of February. His reputation in this coun-
ty Will commend him to all needing his services,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-01-22

sT Absence from home for greater length
Of time than We anticipated has delayed the
publication of the JOURNAL two DAYS.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-01-22

nav walk through infected distress without fear.
TTie life of the fi->h is in t,l- blood To SECURE
health We must USE BRAN NnRETa'S PILLS, be-
cause cannot be sicS hul from unhealthy accumn-
I,''snS IN the bowel he blood W ic Br nd eths
u move t.iis method T. following afure. and =
.. & and has stood the lest of time Sc B. Bran
arst in white letters in the Government stamp
Gold by all Druarri>L-
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WHEREAS. nv wife CLAHANEA has left my
bed and board without jrst cause or Froyoca-
ton, I hereby give notice l. all persons that l
VIII pay no i, bis Of her contracting unless COM
PEELED by law WM. WHITNEY.
Hebron, JaIIy :, lSe7 I'd
The MASON & HAMLIH CABINET ORGANS.
Forty different styles apic5 10 sacred aa6 secular
music. ror 5000 $50 each. FIFTY or, g Did or
ye- .r.a.-. OF osae frs' premiums awarded l5-m-
Illustrate. Catalogues free. Address. MA~JN . HAN
LIN, or MASON s. UANLI.,. Nv York
> Dou'y bc foolish You can make SIX
Dollars from Fifty Gents Call and examine
an invention urgently needed by everybody.
Or sample sent free ~ 1:-aTl for 30 cents, that
retaDls easily for S. by Z. L. Wolcoct, In.
Chatham square. New York.
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JOUVEN'S
KID GLOVE CLEANER

This article has been used in Paris for many years
and is what the manufacturers Of gloves Use 10 i'm
par 10 them the delicate finish sfter they Lave lei
The hands Of the sewers II was introduced INTO lhl-
country over II y-as ago and Il il at this day tht
My REALLY GOOD KID Gtovg CtEANEg. II l. per
frctlv inoGorous and the glove can be cleaned Win II
while upon the hand. aid worn immediately. Ont
boltle COS ing 35 cents viii clean IS pSTs. thus To-
ONE cExT pair, any lady clean her gloves IN
few moments and have them looking ike new Mos
dealers in Fancy Goods keep it for sac, but "tcI
they 10 not and viii not send for il, la6e> may ciui
for dozen bottles and send 3 50. aud We
viii s-ud them the dozen packed in wooden box
Tisis our lowest wholesale price 10 dealers Address
JOUVEN'S KID GLOVE CLEANER
Sm Depot, % Fulton Street, New y ork
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Auditors EOt.cp.

TIHE undc-s gncd Auditor appointed ly the Court
| OF Potter County 10 distribute MONEY Do ihe
ia d. OF he Adm4isl gators o the estate of DAVID
GROW ELL late jackson township, decd, 10 end
among tUUse legally entitled thereto, VIII meet all
,4rjr~ interested al the prClhoaoarys flee iu the
Borough of Cou3ersDort, Tuesday !ae l3th day OF
February, 1867, Al , o'slgck N, IL attend 10 lie
duties OF said apo. tmeat,
C0uicrsport, Jan ls5-.
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CONTAGF0US DISEASES.

Water must b- adapted u tur .a; re Ot the fish.
o. there viii be no increase and the human body
~ confirm impurities there wi. be sickness
The mau whose bowels and blood have teen ceaIIsed
F.yn-
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MARCHING ON /!
Flourish Of Trumpets

r7onstantly adva0ciTg IN puUUc iaNoF. thFoug'ouT
80 limited States tie British Colonies and Spanish
America aud needing 10
Flourish Of 'Trumpets
20 proclaim its success that STANDARD article,
CRIST4DOROS HAIR DYE,
!, uw far ahead of ang preparation oft cass. Peo
pIe Of Fashion. al lenE thoroughly understand tie
Terrible consequence enIae1 by the use OF metallic
and cau-Iic prepsrato8 a~i admit TIE superiort' Of
.bis famous vegetable D>s, Manufactured by J.
CRISTA UORO, 6 A-tr House. New York Sold
ey Druggists. Applied by All ,lair Dressers
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MARRIED ID.

At the Baptist Church in Duukirk. January i
1861 by the Rev NJ. Breasted. Mr. DAElEL T.
ROBERTS, formerly of Pleas ant Valley. this cUun-
tse, and Miss DELLA \. BOND, Of Duukirs.
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Local and General.

;oudersport, Tuesday Evening Jan. p, 1867.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-01-22
NATIONAL HOTEL,
LATE VAN BUREN HOUSED
WELESVILLE. y. ".

FHHB undersigned would respectfully inform their
! friends ana the travelling public generally, tual
as tile Van Buren, House, ana will at all times be
re4.y 10 furnish them with first class accommoda-
and from the House meeting each train PaSac gers
taken 10 and from the Hotel, free OF charge
Regular line OF Stages 10 and from Cnudersport,
Pa, ali WAitesvile, leave the Hotel daily.
L0NES & BI-RT. PrODrioIorS.
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PE7ALON 81 son, New xork.
Notice.

BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS
ASK FOR PHALGN'>-TAEE no OTHER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10
AND sIOKLEs.

The National I~HteUigeBcer of Tuesday
has the following: (" What was uttered
by Gen Sheridan in response to the call
OF radical partisans last night was not
unworthy q soldier. How reputably it
contrasts with the studied and p~rotracted
p6-tisRn hsrangue OF Gen. Sickles. The
latter is STEPPED TO the eyelids in all the
political intrigue and diabolism Of
New York CITY politics. Henceahe pecu-
liar distasteful character of his efuaon.
1t, Of course, pleased the bowling blacks,
who composed the mass of bis auditors
and who little knew that his record Just
precedent to the war was 80 deeply in
sympathy with the south that be threat
enod that New York would follow South
Carolina into rebellion. He barely saved
himself from the 'deep damnatiOn y
due to the most conspicuous perfdy by
rushing with furious haste into steps that
would procure q military commission
from those he had ever before denounced,
if not DETAINED"
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To the Public.

IN having made the above purchase and re.
sumed business at the old aud wen known
stand, NO 3o Main street., where we have s.
ol,eu and for so many lOag years OF sunshine
4nd adversely met our cid friends and patrons.
ana a, a train or Unforeseen puOvluelual CIR
cum-iances have shifted as around TO our for
uer place or business, D. is With feeling OF
earnest reorganization maj We are again pre-
pared % ou-r 90 our former patrons ana The
pu1ue z ueralE ~ largs and wei selected Stock
OF Drugs, Medicines, etc ETC., and indeed every
Lhmg sualy kept ina a nrst-class well con-
Quoted Drug store, 60 which We are now adding.
and W4l continue 10 add constantly. fresh sun
plies OF the most staple and Choice Articles r6a
markets can afford AMI as we shall imDOrf
rom Foreign markets direct. and from first
hand dealers, We intend making thiz House
the Drug Emporium Of The South " we wguId
thereioEe. hold ont Hfef1t Inducements. 20 both
Wholesale and Retain DlaleIs 30 the ciry and
country, 10 give usa call, examine and pric-
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, for We
are determined, by our close vigilance OF me
markets OF Ells ana foreign countries. as well
as with sound, practical judgment in making
our purchases, SO As % be able. with The choies
quality OF our stock and the low prices we ufI
0ner tlem lL, 90 be able b vie with and even
defy competition. AuLiously Opine there
fore, that these propositions 1or We iateud Ia
make good 10 The letter all we have proposedI
VIII meet with the hearty concurrence OF ouT
old friends and patrons and The community
We are very respec fully, your.
etc, ]. B. WATSON & CO,
PropfieIors
The Avalanche. Bulletin, Ledger and Posf VIII
please copy one month. ce5 I'm
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Lilies FIRE and Burglar Proof Safes,
SOUTHERN IRON HOUSE,
o-o

81 Wood and Iron-W Working Machinery, OF
ali kinds, ordered on short notice, and fur-
uished al manufacturers prices. seIISn
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I-rnorentia Legis Neminem rxen-at.

Edward Jones, a colored man, was ar.
raigned before Assistant Recorder Jou.
bert this morning, Oh the grave aecusa.
ton Of " attempting to vote twice, and
refusing to give his name.u The charge
is made by the commissioners Of electiOu
at whose polls he attempted to vote The
second time. The facts are these Jones
having a friend who was either not de-
sirOus Of voting or could not find time TO
do SO, borrowed his papers for the pur.
pose Of casting the vCte by proxy. Ap-
plying at the poll for the purpose, he was
asked his name. He told the commits
sjOner tkat his name was the one on the
paper bot refused to state what it was,
although repeatedly asked to do so. He
was t%hereupOn arrested, and this morn
ing a%rraigned before the recorder upon
the above charge. Jones, through two
lawyers, Mr.. Earhardt and Mr.. Wickliffa.
pleaded ignorance Of the law, stating
that he thought he would not see his
friend and the party to which he be-
lOugsd lose a ballot.
During the examination one Of the
lawyers made the astounding declaration
that voting by proxy was a frequent oo-
c~urrence, anc they appeared to consider
the crime a very light Offense. Recorder
JOubert must have coincided with them
in their views, for he simply fined Jones
hve dollars in default of which to go for
an equal number Of days to the parish
prisOn.-N o. Crescent.
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FIKANGTAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APFEAL,g

MEMPHIS. October0 o, 1857.
The quarterly statement OF the German
national bank OF this city shows a decided IN
crease In the business Of this bank aod pru-
dent management on the part Of its officers.
AFter three months OF unparalleled duLlnessin
every branch CT trade, they have placed upon
record q statement OF affairs which can't but
add 70 the well known ability and standing
which this institution already enjoys. Facts
are stubborn things. Memphis may wei feel
proud OF the eminsnee she has acquired, snd
10 no one Ihiug does she so much excel as IN
the strength OF excellent management OF her
70 q more easy state OF the money market
Bank discount rates are unchanged While
upon the street the demand Is not 50 heavy As
i New York gold market opened at Isi5s.
and 40 noon had declined to l4l. h Offering
rate here was 4Szc early IN me Jay put4Sc Wa
the prevailing rste lor all amounts presented
at q later hour,
Silver is boushtat32 70 &c.
Exchange Is In fair demand. Easternis taken
At usr for choice bank, n cotton bills are dis
counted from 10 sc selling on New York
~ = 70 e premium and on st. Louis 81 pre-
city scrip Is very DAN at lse buying Selling
county warrants are taken bydealers, when
offered, at soc, but there is hot a brisk demand.
Police scrip is weaker. Dealers only buy 20
supply the Immediate demand and are mostly
supplied: sc is the nominal buying rate SET
Bonds ard stocks are unchanged.
HHuuaANMLuNA AEAAaAAEn EUNHANa a. -
cent. OF all the coal produced IN tins country.
Anime Of black lead has been discovered IN
New Brunswick
The recent assessment Of real estate IA Balti-
more amounts to over two hundred millions
dollars.
iTTaKes thirty-Eour Hayden dollars to pur-
chase one Spanish dollar IN silver, and hour
sells in Hayi for twenty dollars per barrel,
IN gold.
some statistical tatles recently published In
London show thst the cost Of government In
Great Britain has been increasing ever since
tue beginning OF the Crimean war that The
Increase in population in the period between
1852 and 1901 does not hold lis own with The In
crease in public expenditure; That the rate OF
taxation per head has increased in this period
over four shflings, and that the increased eX-
penditures confines.
In the year 1853 the expenditure was over
horty-seven and a balf millions In 1877 IL was
a 1tile over dity-f0ur and = half Millions. For
the ten years III with 1877 the Total expen-
diture was E03,a5,4 49,; during the ten years
next following the expenditure increased by
EgI, 609,4S0. This was The period In which the
Crimean war occurred, and Of course an extra
ordinary expenditure was necessary. But
during the ten years beginning with 1885, the
expenditure has gone on Increasing; and the
increase over that Of The period from 1885 20 1871
was El82,299,I III; and " the average annual ex-
peuditure OF the ten years ending 1851 was
Si3OO000G In excess OF the average expenditure
Of the ten years ending 1877"
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with about all she could carry on the
water.
The Adam Jacobs, Capt. Heminway, is
the regular st. Louis packet FOR today.
She Is a comfortable passenger packet,
and will connect at Cairo with the train
for all points north and east. Mr.. Mas
son Is chief clerk.
The Guidon brought down some freight
for the T. L. McGnl, which is due here
to-day.
The Julia came in yesterday, and
awaited the arrival Of the Big Horn
which came out from ST. Louis with
some freight belonging to the former
boat.
The Dan Able Is receiving rapidly for
Vicksburg and the bends. She looks
better than when new, and Is in every
way superior. Capt. Jim. Lee viii, a.
usual, command, and Billy Fields, with
Stack Lee, are her clerks.
The Cornelia broke a shaft IN Dog
Tooth bend, and had to be towed to st.
Louis.
The Oetavia, while on her way from
Keokuk to st. Louis, ran upon a snag,
and broke all her floor timbers forward
Of the wheels.
Nat. Porter, clerk OF the Ezra Porter,
died recently in Pittsburg. He was ia
ken sick IN New Orleans on the last trip
Of the boat, and only got home to die.
The Minneola is still on the wrong
side Of French Island bar, and Capt.
Miller has gone home.
The Bermuda is high and dry-no
water near her.
The Ella Faber lies straight where she
sunk below Cannelton, and will easily
be raised. She wa insured in Louisville,
and valued at SIS, 900.
To-day at 8 pm. the gay and handsome
Ozark will back out for all points on
White river. She is commanded by
Capt John J. Edison, and his many
friends on White river will welcome him
again In that rivei with pleasure. When
the river rises he will give them a side
wheeler Ike the ROwena or Commercial.
The Ozark belongs to the Memphis and
White river line and will stay until re-
placed by a larger packet. Jim Melon
nell, a competent and clever officer, is at
the desk, and Tom Halliburton is his as
sistant.
We omitted to mention yesterday that
Dr.. Luke P. Blackburn, formerly of
Natchez and Lac0Dia Circle, went south
Tuesday night On the Mary Mcdonald.
DR.. Luke has legions Of warm friends all
llIDuSu Lie 1UutA bSb WAO VIII welcome
him back from his long sojourn in
Canada.
The st. Patrick had not arrived when
we left the levee last night. Capt. Nike
Pyne will have her put again in order on
short notice and will resume his day Ia
the line. He is showing a determination
to please which will bring forth a golden
harvest. We hope so, for he richly de-
serves it.
Levy & Miller are receiving freight for
the Des Arc, which leaves as usual for
Vicksburg and the bends on Saturday
next. Capt. John d. Elliott is master,
and the popular Mr.. WIN. Miller is chief
clerk.
The channel has changed back from
tie Illinois shore to the Kentucky shore,
on Shawneetown bar, which gives thirty
inches good water.
To have your cup of tea handed to you
with two spoons In the cup or saucer, is a
sign that there is to be a wedding. But
such signs, it is said, never occur in
places visited BY Gen. Butler.
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just Received.
Notice to the Public.

n retiring from the Drug business in this CITY
a "e wound give notice that We have sold our
eAL-fe sock, together with the Fixtures. Lease.
&c OF me ~Meu-kuOUu stand, no 8s Main
street 70 Dr }. B. WAS~ON eco. 70 whom we
our he rl'eli than ks 10 our numerous pafr.,rs
ehu -i4e1lA VINO nave SO literally favored US
during our continuation uL Dus.u S.. we solicit
LpI our Aecce@soia "a continuation OF The same.
As 70 the character ana Publications on orfT
Worlay successors u this branch of trade their
reputation Is tpJ wei ana aFUra1Iv known fu
ths CITY and Throughout the country generally
FOR u5 70 De aDleIu anything We might lTers
state 20 add thereto. Suffice DO 90 say fbav re
e long and Tried eEp-Iieuce iu this branch Cd
b~sluGaS, and therefore most n rf.4lv r-,gr1-
mend a continuation OF our patron. vim Thtg
House. John A. TpiR
The unsettled business of NLFGEN "a g
KLRT and JOHN A. NIBGEN, wal De --IHeI
by either Of the old partners al the old stand.
JOHN A NIPGEN
rel 4 EEAE Inn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10

The cotton market opened with a fair in
JURY for all grades, and sales were made
bad new arrived from the east, causing many
TO cover up their samples but in other Gases II
caused more anxiety 10 sell, ana the market
fell about lc on all grades. The closing Liver
pool disuatch OF tine Sth, which did NOS arrive
until this morning, announces decline OF ed
on uplandg, with The market dun and a fur
Their tendency dOwnw8rds. The same market
opens tO-cay dull, but nc change in prices
/ pm. dispatch quotes the Liverpool mar
ket Gull, with another decline OF l-lUd. The
New York market opens with o decline Up
lands. l9Lc Mobile, 70 TO 201Sc; Orleans, 29H 70
PIE. The noon dispatches quote Inactive and
drOOr Ing Uplands 10 10 1910. The major part
Of the sales in this market were effected before
noon. Ar or the reception or the midday dis
patches both buyer and seller were disposed 10
wait We quote sales during the latter part of
the uav on alasls CT 70 70 lGlzC fora good style
n middiiug cotton. This market, liBe that Of
New York, closed dull and unsettled, with
quotations hard 70 give accurately.