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LIME! LIME!

II HAyE on hand about 1000 bushels Of
fresh white Rock Lime, thoroughly
burned, and equal 70 any ever made IN this
country, which viii sell At IS cts per
tushel ct retail. or at Sl2 90 for one hun
dred bushels. viii also continue 70 keep
fun supply at al times. a. ny place near
csrufhs sprine. in fhe n5rth part Of town,
t.lf n nile from he Pebble Squars.
mo. BARBER
Dallas, Tsras. Oct 80. ls5s-eff
p s-Nr. 5ohn Loupot wiz keep his Line
On sale in Dallas, near the Chr-stian q
Church, where be yin Be Iisssed 70 supply
81 dsmsnds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

RIpUTRD CURE FOR DRUNKEN
NESS .-Wccopy tho following recipe
from an exchange, without vouch-
ing forits efficacy. 1t is an inno-
cent remedy, however, and can do
no possible harm. With1a reasona-
bleiamount of resolution, we think
IL should succeed Here lit is Z
b Sulphate of iron, five grains;
magnesia, ten grains; peppermint
water, eleven drachms; spirit of
nutmeg, one drachm to be taken
twice a day fo 3i9ia ~ ~
1t is tonic and stimulant and
thus, in a measure, supplies the loss
of the accustomed liquor, prevent
ing, at the same time, the mental
aud physical prostration which fol-
lows the sudden breaking off from
stimulating drinks, We learn that
thousands have been cured in Eng
land by the above prescription, and
cured in a couple of months, so
much SO that they lost entirely any
craving or desire Tor liquor, though
MANY of them had been slaves for
years TO this debasing appetite.
The receipt first found notoriety
through the effects of John Vine
Hall. the commander Of the Great
Eastern steamship. Capt Hall bad
fallen into such habitual drunken
ness that the most earnest efforts for
his reclamation proved ineffectuai
/ He sought the advice of an eminent
physician. and he gave him the pre-
scription which we print above
The Captain followed it for seven
In0nths. aud Al the end ofthat time
had completely lost al inclination
70 drink strong liquor
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

GESFsAL LEKs rNlLes,- ll,,
slNieenlh aneiyeTarY oflhe fgA
ham Phl'anthfopit ; isIy ot WasL
ingion College, IA tax ,plafs "a
the ri sht 0f lhe apii, ull Nn Wls
q PrAiher q 1sNrs prsst.el.
The anniversary ol7ilian WAS gehn-
srel liy Mr, C. Z, Garretl, of f'sSas
The dtbalors were Messrs, Fo;lns
c,lenlan, Of Alaban,a; I, LsWls
i.0san, Of Nirgihla and James e..
winiersmnh and Lnulas nSrla, Jr,.
of Kentucky, NJ Elder Hurils. ci'
TcSas, was the chief marshal, and
all che arrsng mehts werS most
saveessihl, ehd lhe e5ilrge ohapI4,l
WIZ crowded, We nolleo the prom,
incnce nsslgn,si tonpr ToNAgboys,
hr Garr,ti !. fFo,a Brepham, anh
Mr. Prynhpr from Eal'fanse. Tho
law class GRAFTON, at tho last COM
mencement, was also delivered hy n
roNan, Me Seth Shepard, ~ Bren,
ham and Mr. Harvey Melnary
of Usage geTeSAs, cirtied aif tic first
honor OF tho e,dicgc ana his society,
aud now fllis the position ~ ass!s,
tant Professor doi q Riglish l.Heia-
lure in Washington College, W.
are proud of the record made by
TcXansat Gen Lees College. p" -
r'H f0AlSeslon News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

One of the most brilliant we'd
dings ever witnessed in Kentucky,
occurred near Paris, KY, last week.
Cassius NJ. Clay. Jr., was the bride
groom. and Miss Sue Clay, styled
the heircss Of the county, was the
A~.Ia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20
Wendell Phillips says: eThcre'is

W OIIUVII 'tII-I =" m 'OI 7"
the Indian, a race who have cost us
a thousand million Of dollars,,ni But,
sir, there is the negro, a race which
has cost US three thousand millions
of dollars III less than eight years,
wlat Say YOU to thatYH Aud the
cost Of this negro business Is stu
going on at the rate cf thtoe jrfohr
hundred miiffonsa-year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

IMMORTALITY OF THE BEAUTIFUL,
There is nothing-no, nothing
beautiful and good that dies and is
forgotten. An infant, a prattling
child, dying in its cradle, will live
again in the better thoughts Of
those who loved it, and play its
part, though its body be burned to
ashes or drowned inthe deepest sea-
There is not an angel added 10 the
hosts Of heaven but does its bless
ed work on earth in those who
loved it here. Dead! Oh if the
good deeds of the human creatures
could b. traced to their source, how
beautiful would even death appear !
for how much charity, mercy, and
parified affection would be seen to
have their growth in dusty graves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

1''0 ----77 = -.
well you work cheap, to lay
aside the character of u gentleman,
to infict so much on your friends
and civil people, to suffer; and last
ly, TO risk loosing .o:r own soul,
and all for nothing. You certainly
do work cheap very cheap, in
A ,cd 4"
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nelirlnn on Inc n,se.

Tho receipt Of the sale VI peNs,
Tuesday night at BesShers Church
in Brooklyn, amonnisd TO salO1O," T"
We inl tho above IN lalo eS-
change, Religion, pure and undo'
fled" seems u be going az a high
figure. Beecher's evangelical
preaching Of Christ alone aud him
cruciiled Is IN dcmand AZ Brooklyn,
that pioUs oity Of churches Near,
~ One lInhtlrod Thousand Dollars !
Lit is shameful that the additional
three thousand was not bid hy some
holy, a mere triie in consideration
of the apn,arance and sound ofthe
thing. Tho amount should have
been rounded oil and made n smooth
siO0,00O Bless our little sohl !
how big the figures look 10 us !
What woud have pr Jonathan
Edwards "a considered ''somc PUN
klns" IN his day aud DIR Dwight
of poetic memory, have thought Of
this HibnlouS snm for the privilege
of hearing the nnadultcratcd worh
of God preached for one year only.
Did they over dream that the rcli.
gion Of tho Pilgrim Fathers would
become So popular? And good old
Lyman Bc6chcr himself who had
the honor OF bcgttiing the cole
bratcd Henry Ward, aud whom we
listened to whcna boy at the Old
North Church, in Boston, where
the cradle Of liberty used to rock
what would the good old Lyman,
with his many temperance sermons,
il now living, say TO thisY- Would
he not bo liko our deceased friend.
the Rev. Daniel Baker, the great
revivalist. who. when we asked
about his som William, since the
author Of the rInsidc of the Rebel
lion, ,rcplied :--'.What do you think
of it q? They say William can out
preach his fathcr--is not that NOR.
tifying tothe old man?" Ninety.
seven thousand dollars This would
build twenty very nice churches for
tho barbarians of Texas, and then
they could amusc themselves by GO
ing to meeting instead Of shooting
at each other with rcvolvcrs. If
the philanthropists of Brooklyn
would only think of that What
do our popular ffhcatcrs rent for?
Cantany one tell us 2 Wo have been
50 long in the woods and out of the
Union that, really, we have become
q little rusty about shows of all
kinds, religious or worldly. But
we guess none of them, where the
Black Crook and the like are rep
resented, rent much higher, This
is truly encouraging TO the laborcrs
in the vineyard, who, We are told,
are worthy of their hire. We, are
not aware how mucl, of this snug
sum s97 900 goes into the pious
pocket of the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, enough, we hope, to keep
him and his fhmily comfortable.
Something is needed, doubtless, to
keep the Plymouth Theater-we
D.s l'arV, ~ IL o a,',s;a, = - aoptl,,
Music in the iashionably pious
cl,"reu's Ins.s " ,e"v ,,.notof Iey. y. thot9
~ nom Nv = uuy ~ sDn' na ,afnad mav ols,.snt
~ - ~ u, ,iu0;, '0,,;., iro Cnns;dor air
,.lu er.j lioa, io'S.' :. '',.poa ." nan @
llo'" " l'uiui"a az Ha0t", c,,,,;anoa ] @ tnno
ParVu 70 WIN '''V o'Y :" i'''oo 'NYi 10y '
oi c.tt,bn-s ,,5jg,
lf,v, 1hg ypu Snm,doa S,"r tGC, s;cl and and sore
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

An ACTOR, who had raised his an-
dience to a great height by bis lofty
soarings, exclaimed: II viii now
close in the beautiful and expressive
language of the poet-I forget his
narne-and-and-I forget what be
said, ioo."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

WORKING CHEAp.7tTWhat docs
Satan pay you for swearing ASK
ed one gentleman of anotherig ~
"He don't pay me anything" was
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

Mrs Grant wishes the General 20
retain the house they are nov liv-
ing in through his Term. making Il
his private residence. and using the
White House only for business aDd
reception.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

11 Ian % l-v;o Kov Vast
oo,t Ia IN N,o',;tas % an Monday Gen
GcSaaoda ~, h s;r', reca;vod informa.
,?"eaoct !e = na a,,.;SSol of re;nfarcement
Won, " .no o. :, a", ~ ~ ~, !, aha ndonad
to.'no 49, .'s a,'p.;n e;na . nd ,.efnrned
X az r;.;n;trtG Tba f,rce nnder
20 '",s ,'' w. s,o', nd tod to ANN man
n,s 10, sgr, ~ r1;,h panbodv r;acs tbc men.
d. .'oa - ",o ~. oansaenoo in lbo success
eSp'eas,ns Si p u, ~ go osaas;onoI l,irmisb
Vi O'io'i on"Jo. III y H. snanish tronns
i"S - - o' ',.h T,vo thons.pd
oua,'s o.ian 81, oao ao,i;ans main Lere hnf
spanish ss,'S'! s9'o' o''"'n NJ, - az
aPPear.tto eipae.,so, "a ~ w., IL G,ofns 80,
co,''.'os.ons,e app.';L lp'.,,,.;,L. R4,'Ioo az
veluiiohists 10 ,re''I .,,,s WIN D"'so a,.o,;a a.
rived rived mere .o-uay' uuv 'ne a az S,.o,.,'
.io',s liiaNu' ,.'', ~ noa' ,. hi III, gu" -,
Use put httte resu''' ny inJ "',no az ~.
Gioafa nave oeeh se'Ieu' 'd h'' coanadns "a n"
Oh ,ruce WI was y u's n ,eSneI io,h = TShe hsar
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20
WILLIAM G. WEBB,
J. G. TRACY,
J. NJ. DANIELS,
ID. L. McGARY,
ri. OIL 1Cc0
HousroN, Feb. Sd, 1869.

During the war, Rev. VIM. A
Smith, a superanuated minister of
the Texas Conference, and a broth
er-in-law of A. ]. Hamilton, had
charge of the Blind Asylum, at Aus
tin. The following: declaration has
passed the Conventions: iiEi d
The Legislature of the State of
Texas shall make an appropriation
for the payment Of the heirs of W.
A. Smith, deceased for services in
the Blind Asylum of Texas during
the rebellion, and that such claim
is excepted out Of the operation Of
section 35 Of the general provisions
Of the Constitution, passed by this
Convention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

No nan can possibly improve N
any company, f0r which be has not
respect enough 20 be under some
degree Of restraint.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20
Grants Cabinet.

Sitting the newspaper prophecies,
and putting this and that together,
/ am not far wrong in predicting
tho following names as likely to
comprise the cabinet Of the incom-
ing administration:
Secretary of State, Charles Fran
cis'Adams, Mass, t
Secretary of War, General j. M.
Schofcld, Ill. ia ~ rof
Secretary of the Navy, Admiral
ID. d. Porter, PenD.rn 3nas.
Secretary of the Treasury, Ham
ilton Fish, N. Y.-.l,,-, ea..-
Secretary of the Interior, Ben. F.
Wade, Ohio. LII ...s. ...l..
.rAttorney-Gcneral, Jas. f. Wilson,
Iowa ..s D p.s- . Do
tcr-General, Horace Gree
ly, N W g .. 30 ~ ar
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
1t is stated that Wm. H. Seward
win be sent TO England and Gener-
al Dix retained at the French Court
If Gen. Rawlings lives long enough
he will recruit his health at govern
ment expense at one of the minor
European missions. Moses III. Grin
nell is deemed certain for the New
York CoIleetorship of customs, aud
since Fenton's victory, Gen. John
Coehrane has the inside track for
the SnrveyorshiP. Charley Spence
is an applicant for every position
in the gift Of the government, ever
for TIE Gonsnlship at the Dobos Is
lands. vice lguano" to be removed
rC5rrespupdsuf Esr Tort DsDocrst
Lis haiter 10 encenrags What !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

Ven often afieinpt. by he light
Of reason. 70 diseorer tie mysteries
Of eternity. They night a. well
hold Up candle 70 see the stars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

The Lawrence (Kansas) Tribune
saws the Missouri River and Fort
Scott railroad is TO be completed to
the south line oftbe State by the lst
Of November next. and adds that
sits 70 be hoped that with the open
ing Of spring II may be ehabled 70
rnske a similar report in regard 70
the Galveston road, in which We are
more direcly interested
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20
MASONIC.

DALLAS COMMANDERY No, o,
''.l.'. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
- srRrs at The Masonic Hall, h hailAs, Tor IVA
MI wear lsa. ~ ihe l.ll.~ins dal"s' .r -.~
Tue,asy alsht. Msrh IA, lhb.
Tuesday night. June -. lfta,
Tuesaay nirht, August ~, lra,
Tuesday night, Iscrnl.-r ~ lse,, 49,. \. -
Sir Kt. wM l.. MrhrHf, heepr'ri' fl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

The Southern Cultivator makes
the suggestion that our farmers
should plant a portion oftheir fields
with early Northern corn, which RI
pens in from sixty to ninety days,
and thus be ready for the support
of stock or for the making Of bread
a month earlier than the common
Southern corn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20
rss ,a,,e., state. Nsss.

The Navy Register far ! sos show
the condition of ihe naval rsisblisi,-
mehl ofthe United States an the lsl
OF January, The total number Of
vessels Is l0i. of wai,h as arc laid
up at League lsiaHd. New York
BOSTON. Monnd city, New Orleans
aud other parts fwea,y-siS vessels
have bccn sold and three wrecked
since January, isOS,
Six sqnadruns arc on duty, con
sisIing oi' the following vessels
North Atlantic cont00e0ok, Mar
raganscit, Gettysburg, ianIir, Nip
sic, and PenobscoI. Rear Admiral,
llenry X lloh
South .Atlantle-Gucrrlcro, Paw
nee, Quinnobaug. Portsmouth, Kan
sas aud Wasp, Rear Admiral, c,
II, Davis,
Raropcan-Pranklin Ticonicrp-
ga kcnosha, Richmond, Swalnla,
frolic aud Guard, Rear Admiral,
William l,adibrd, Ordered TO com
mandy
North Paoifo-Ponsacnla, Lack,
wanna, ossip6e, Mthongo. Rossea,
Cyane and Saginaw, Rear Almi-
raj, Il. 4. Craven. .....lr
South Paciilc-Powha,an, Daco.
tah, Kecrsarge, Tuscarora and Ny
ack. Roar Admiral, Thomas Tuck.
CT.
Asiatic-Piscataqua, Shenandoah,
Oneida, Monocacy, lroquois, Ashn-
clot, Aroosiook, Unadilla and Mau,
NEE, Rear Admiral, Stephen Z, Ro'
wan.
The following vessels arc on spe.
cial sevicc Saratoga, Commander
Upshur, Michigan, Commander j.
Il, Jonctt; Purvcyor, Commander
o. f. Stanton; Tallapoosa, Master
ID. q. McRitchic, commanding,
The active list of officers is com.
posed of;
Admiral...... ..... | COmmandcrs...... 50
Vice Admiral..... ] Lieut.. Com ders..lIl
near AuhirhS,'. W Lieuiehhhts'''''''' 10
CommoJOrcs..... % Masters. .....-.... ~
Captains ,......... so Ensigns... ...... Id
There are ON the active list so full
surgeons, 80 passed assistants, and
33 assistants. The active engineer
force is as follows: Chief engineers,
40; first assistants, 81; second assis-
tants, 1l2; third assistants, 80.
Vice Admiral d. ID. Porter is Super
intcndcnt of the Naval Academy
and Brig. Gen. Jacob Zcilin is Com
mandant Of the Marine Corps. The
retired and reserved list contains
the names Of l6 rear admirals, 56
commodores, 81 captains, II com
mandcrs, 3 lieutenant commanders,
5 licutenants, and "A surgeons.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

r ANDY .rouNsoN.--News comes
from Nashville that Mr.. johnson
will return toTennessee about the
middle Of March and become a con-
servative candidate for Governor.
He IS held to be "a marc destiny
in Tennessee, and thereto Z invin-
eibie. His plan j. 10 revolutionite
the legisIatare and tobask TO the
ate Of the United states We
should IKE 10 see him turned loose
among his impeaehers. ,i fiHsi
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IMPORTATION WANTED.- CT the
wheraabouts' oflIasonzhrnistrone,
who was last heard from at there's.
idcnce ofTomaS Bell in Lamar coun-
ty Texas. Mason Armstrong is
twenty eight years old, u low and
heavy built man walks with q swing
ing or rather limping quit caused
by wound received while al Con-
federalc soldier 1t has been over
n year since the parents of Mr.. Arm
strong have heard anything from
him, and letters Of enguiry,l fail Ito
give them any information as to bis
f,te or whereabouts. e Any person
knowing any thing ofhim will con-
fer lasting favor upon his parents
by letting them know it,g Address.
pr. james NJ. Armstrong, Sarcoxie,
NO. 7d 5He'urI rotiYg1 51idi atF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-20

Too mach idlsnsss leaves q ms5
less his own master than any so :
of einp'ny ment-
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Texas papers please COPY. nm. I

u. d lNH
REYNoLD,s REpoRT. "A disfran-,
chiscd ex,rebel friend of ours says
he is fast coming to the conclusion
that Gen. Reynolds report onIthe
condition Of Texas Is true; he, gives
the following reasons: lftrooly loii'
men, such as the President and Sec
rotary Of the Convention. Ruby of
Galveston, Scipio Mckee Of Bexar,
and Smith of Galveston, who are
represented to bethe very cream Of
the earth, get into such diSgraceful
rows, throw knives, forks and plates
q. each olhershcads carry shot.guns
as they pass, up and down the Aye
nue., and, tickle each other under
therib asMcKeet tickled R"uby;thsn
what may notBe expected os men
who are every day called ''murder-
ers," hang men," thieves" enid
night as>assnso' and 'rel e''s?"-S.
A. Herald. ' "''.'a I. '''' ''.',
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Ns..r.. n q. wHAsEss A "a, As.s Ssnses
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PstrIsanL a co., ~ Park ho~, hes teh ny
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n A. trtulsa. iIDasnn, tsN~s. l'N
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'iss n. B,ssHAs. Enquirer once, Mckinney
TT III, sr,Slrr W. JaHssos, kaufman, r.sa,
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FOREIGN MISSIONS.

It's better to encourage what is
right than to punish what Is wrong
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Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston, at
Shiloh, witnessing their charge in
columnnponastrong position. While
Hardee moved in the rear, and
which resulted in the capture of
Gen. Prentiss and lhis entire COM
mand, enthusiastically. exclaimed,
"with littlo more discipline they
would be the equals of the. sold
Guard" Tuesday eveningat Shiloh,
the enemy had passcdto to within one
mile Of Breckinridgc, who was COW
ering the retreat with the remains
shattered and wearied division.
Midway between, the rangers were
contistng the ground almost truly
inch by inch. The fresh troops of
Buell., impatient at delay and flush
cd with the hope Of overtaking and
capturing tho gallant Kentuckian
and his entire force, which they
believed exhausted and q sure prey
from hard marching and two days
desperate fighting, now threw for
ward two regiments of infantry,
supported by one of Ohio cavalry,
who, in fine array, came rapidly on
as hounds and hunters when their
game is at bay The rangers had
suffered a loss of over one hundred,
more than 10 per cent, in the two
days previous conflicts. Wharton,
their third colonel since tho mourn.
full fall of Terry at Woodsonville,
had lost several horses, was twice
wounded and borne 10 the rear late
the preceding day. bienty Col. Fer
rell, detached with two companies
to burn the white-iented cities, still
standing despite the Storm that had
swept through and overthem, wa;
vet absent; so that the whole forct
left under Major Harrison did not
exceed three hundred men,, He haC
Just wheeled from. colomu of four
into line-ofbattle. stretching across
the road, and exthrtsd his mem Z
check their pursuers and give th'
little army placed in their keeping
time 10 bridge through the mire tha
impeded their wearied limbs, o
opportunity TO form if necessary
when Forrest with forty men rod
up and heightened the line to th'
right The enemy halted. A leve
space Of some six hundred yards Ia.
between. clear and epon except
dead tree here and thsre on the oI
posing side. Behind these tree
sharpshooters took post and begaI
10 ponr in damaging shoss just q
the command Reserve ere for clos
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-15

dull at s31as1 so. Bacon firm; shoulders TIC;
clear sides 2Ohc. Lard, in tierces, 17Aa1Sc.;
kegs 20c.
WILMINGTON, n. c., october 14.-Spirits turpen-
tine, nothing doing. Rosin quiet; No. 2 81 70.
Crude turpentine unsettled, 81 5Oa2 65. Tar qaiet
at So 2Oa2 %. Cotton, nothing doing. The
steamer Ashland, which cleared for New York,
carried $50 bales of cotton besides other freight
AUGUSTA, October 14-Cotton less active, but
prices shade hrmer; sales Sl0: receipts $40; mid
dlings 241sa24%c.
SAVANNAH, October 14.-Cotton, receipts 24I9'
exports 3773; sales 800; market active; middling
25Ac.
MOBILE, October 14.-Cotton, in fair demand
closed quiet; sales 900 bales; middlings 2S2la24c
receipts S2S; exports 1o11.
NEW ORLEANS, October 13.-Cotton firm al
242lc; sales $500 bales; receipts So51; exports tc
Liverpool 144l. Sugar, common 11Aa12c; prime
14l4c Gold 29'l. Sterling 4O1l. New York sight
exchange &c per cent discount.