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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-09
Land sharks In congress.

"The people Of the United States can
have no clear conception of what their
Senators and Congressman are giving
away. The public land, which only af-
ter long and acrimonious discussion vas
parceled out in 'homestea6s for all tue
people, is now disappearing by hundreds
of thousands and by millions Of acres
almost daily. The public land, bought
with the peoples money and conquered
by their valor, is being transferred to
loose and irresponsible corporations un
der visionary and corrupt influences, and
two hundred million acres of it are al,
ready gone. Three hundred millions
more are now demanded by corporations
even more irresponsible than the first
These lands constitute all that is
worth possessing of the public domain
the arabic, the watered, the traversi-
BILE portions. Passing out of the hands
of the Government, they furnish estates
for future landed aristocracy, endow-
ed as no aristocracy in the world has
ever been. Those parts which are to
be sold are at once doubled in price
to the people. The Homestead bill is
thus practically superseded. Endow-
ments Of tyranny are created to plague
prosperity and embarrass republican
government. And, finally, having rob-
bed us of our heritage and become the
virtual empire, King Railway now de-
mands money to fasten his irons on The
lands he has already received. He has
taken our estate, and now he expects al
so luxurious income to enjoy it upon.
Supposing that this Congress were to
pass all the land grant railways either
already assisted or demanding help in
money or lands, there would be twice
the amount Of railroad west of the Mis-
sissippi that there is east Of it. The
first list shows the grants mado already
ACRES.
Total to 1S6S................... 1S5, ,000,0
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-09

HWe find the following to be the
facts relating to the expenses of the
army for the years 1868 and 1869:
1869 69..........."................$43.195,500 49,, 500
1868 ...................... ......" $685., ,O93
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1SS,lOO,OOO

'Iotal............ ......-.....1SS,l ,lOO,OO
To this add estimated grants
for roads since suggested by
the introduction of bills. 800, 900, 900
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven.

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-saturday afternoon
about two O'Clock, as thunder shower was passing
over the village of Far Haven. the mainmast OF the
schooner sarah Mills, az she lay at the dock, was
struck by lightning. The mast was shivered to the
deck and the vessel was also otherwise injured by
the stroke. One OF the crew on board at the
injured.
ATTEMPED Su1cIDE.-On Saturday morning last
a young an named Marcus Shumway, residing In
westville, found In the barn, the house OF
his parents, lying on the floor In pool OF blood,
with his throat gashed in several places. 10 seems
that while suffering from derium tremens he stab
bed himself five times in the throat, one OF the
tnrusts making an opening IN the jugular VEN and
piercing the wlndDDe. HIS wounds were dressed
by a surgeon; but he had suffered much from the
loss OF blood that the prospect Of his recovery Is
cry
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
ltlEeaAPHlC NEWS ITEMS.

The formal opening OF the library OF the colored
normal school OF Baltimore took place on Monday
evening.
Day, Jobson 4 Chase's planning MILL in Springfield.
Mass, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
Loss $4,000.
invoice OF Japan tea via the Union Pacific Railroao
only thirty days from Yokohama.
The Farmers' Hotel at La Crosse. Wis.,. was
burned on Monday AnsOn Oleson was burned to
death while trying to save property.
WIN. Hagren was instantly killed at Watertown
Minn.. on Monday by the discharge Of his gun The
COCK OF which was kicked by his horse.
farm house near la Crosse, WIS.,. fell on satur-
day night, killing little boy and seriously Injuring
Mrs. Oeson. Her recovery IL doubtful.
Reports from various parts OF Minnesota say that
the wheat crop never looked more promising. A
much greater breadth OF land has been sown than
ever before.
II u said that Walter Brown contemplates visiting
England with the intention OF accepting any chal-
lenge offered IN single sCull rowing for the cham
pionshp Of the world.
:, Yesterday morning the steamer Grecian, OF the
hoyal Mail Line struck on split Rock, Cedar Rap
, ns; ~ ,ne st. lawrence river and sunk IN twenty
leet OF water. No lives were lost
a disgraceful nghi occurred Yesterday nj the sale
oi the motel properly at Long Branch. between the
@ o,a proprleors and creditors which interrupted
ue proceedings that the sale had to be postponed.
The Memphis Commercial Convention commenced
lls SESSION yesterday. sixteen Western and South
efn states were represented. After efiecinq per-
to-day.
The passenger train from Albany. on the Albany
ana Boston Railroad, collided with a freight train
near Chester. Mass, yesterday morning Mrs r. T..
Hedestrom, or Buffalo, aud one other passenger
were seriously Injured.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and western miners
Ct Hyde Park. the Pennsy Coal Company's q
miners at i1ttston, and the Delaware ana Hudson
miners at Olypant, numbering altogether more than
hve thousand, are and have been steadily at work.
:. General James s. Negley, OF Allegheny county,
Penn, member Of Congress, was married yesterday
morning 10 Miss Grace Ashton In the Methodist Epis-
copal church, corner OF Fifth and Green streets,
Philadelphla. large audience was present, In.
Guiding many army officers.
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
Marine Disasters,

STEAMSHIP LoyAtIsr, from Galveston for New Orleans
smP sussEx, from New Orleans for Liverpool which put
INTO Win ,ne cargo on re repaired
BRIG MAcnIAs, whiting from Old Harbor, Ja for New
York with ogwood ran ashore at sandy Cay Bahama,
the Sd lust bnt after throwing overheard OF the cargo
the 5th. = 'N'' INV '"'"' ="
soua ADELE FELICIA. Elliott at Providence from Eliza.
the crossres and also the mantopmas,, heavy sea
scuR SEA foAN, Of Gloucester, which ashore nj
home. '''''
We are under obligations to pur.er Dr Jas Burr Of the
steamship Cleopatra, from Vera Cruz and Havana.
Puser Vim Hathaway, Jr of the steamship San Salvador
from Savannah, has our thanks for his attentions
SUPPLEMENT No for May 15 of the American Lloyd's
received from Thos Taylor IS Wall street. The Of
new resuveys about equally divided this Supple
ment, being ~ In all.
Capt Tash of bark Mary Hamilton which loading a,
March during an aarav with he mate and crew W. on ara ~
The vessel while lying in that port. y" 'O"''
r. o S q % H ss. % GR sSS fss1 Ess
She owned BY the builder Capt Geo Mcclure who to
& ff liverpool Boston She has sailed for
e a Ssr rom %nu ns ssn yard Of M Ses @
owned ~ Ne,sr. cassidy Mccsnn and Others aud will be
commanded ~ Capt Gillgan, who viii load Tor Havana
Notice TO Mariners.
CHANGE on LfGnL STATION.
The Chairman Of the Light House Board at Washington
Notice hereby given that and after the 18th day Of
in s Sn ca % BE- rS Ss..s a. S y. ne
eriy angle OF the fort at that point.
The light will be placed 2}s feet N, ~ deg min maa.
netic from s present position and elevated II feet above
The sailing directions for the harbor New Bedford for
this change.
The sailing directions for the channel between North and
I Grss s.; n &c can 20 0nse, be ooserysd Pane Island
being obstructed by the fort
COAST OF LOWER CALIFORNIA.
The whaling bark Trident Of New Bedford, reports that
e water IN The bays and sgoons the Of Lower Cali
forna has shosed In some Instances much sr feet
The barb Was unAbs " enter localities that erusd
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
CITY COURT.
An Alleged Breach Of Contract-Ac,ion 10 Re.
cover $5,40O Damages.

beAoic JuusS lHOlHpsOu.
Robert JGrdine us. Terrence McGufg0un- the
2d of September 1865, plaintiff he alleges entered
into contract with defendant, by the terms OF
which the former to furnish for the sum of forty
dollars per thousand, sufficient stone blocks SIX
inches square at the top, TO pave Broadway
b. .ooHiyn, Il. ID. The stones were to he delivered
a. me loOt OF broadway, and payment was 10 be
made In 1ortnightly instalments, with the eXcep-
ton OF ten per cent, which to be reserved until
the delivery OF the whole amount contracted for
alniin IN pursuance Of this contract claims TO have
delivered 100000 blocks for which he received pay
a4d the ten per cent excepted. He also made pre-
parat0ns 10 deliver the balance OF the amount re.
quiIed, when he was informed by the defendant
tlat no more would be accepted, and no more were
accep.ed This action was brought to recover the
sum OF So 400 as damages for the alleged breach or
TINS contract. The answer set up was general de-
nal OF the allegations of the complaint. When nut
upon the stand, however the defendant admitted the
receipt of some OF the blocks, and gave as a reason
Tor the refusal TO accept more OF them that they were
OF smaller size at the top than were stipulated for
~ the agreement Case still on.
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY IS, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port Will
please deliver all packages intended the HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents who attached to our Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery Of packages
as will be by the following extract from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting, held March g. 1861:
Resolved, That and after April 1865 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship In the
harbor Of New York Passed unanimously.
H5- The office of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE Is at Whitehall slip. All communications from
owners and connees TO the masters of inward bound
sells viii be forwarded free of charge.
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
ATTEMPTED SUICIDES.

.one more unfortunate, named Louisa Ludwck,
last night attempted 20 terminate her earthly
troubles by jumping OF the slip at pier No. North
river. she was rescued by ofncer Flanagan, OF the
Twent y-seventb precinct 10 ich station house she
was taken and cared for. She stated at the desk
that her residence was Newark, n. j., and thai she
was ipelled to attempt suicide by The desertion OF
q false lover.
Jenny French, o prisoner atte npted suicide yes
terday afternoon while being conveyed 70 the island
by jumping into the river foot OF Twenty sixth
street. She was rescued by 0fficer Little, OF the
Eighteenth precinct.
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
INTERVAL REVENUE NTELLIGEyCC.
Income Returns of the Seventh Internal Re.
venue District.

The following comparative list OF incomes for the
past two years embrace those citizens In the Seventh
revenue district whose incomes exceed 10000 This
district few years since was one Of the important
ones OF the city, but many Of its wealthy residents
have removed 10 more commodIous houses and less
crowded avenues in the upper part OF the Island
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
COURT or SESSIONS.
A JuYeniIe Rurclar.

Before Judge Troy and Justices Hoyt and voorhies
John oDonnel lad Of sixteen, was placed on
trial charge OF having broken INTO the house of
Mr.. Bulen, in Van Brunt avenue on the "a OF
March last. The prisoner was allowed TO 90 upon
the stand and give testimony in his behalf and
did his best TO snow an alibi lie only succeeded,
however, in convincing the jury that TO the accom-.
pishments OF burglar he added those OF liar
He was found guilty and was remanded for sen.
teACe
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
Inceme Rr,urn. ln the Elsh,h n,.,ric,.

ia the account 81 the income returns OF the Eighth
district u this city published yesterday several In
accuracies occurred. The return OF Matthew Burns
Of Ne. 81 PARK avenue, should have read IN 1868
s33,5s3, aud iD 1852 s52,1o0 The income Of Peter
l,llseY EhOuld nave read stq12a.
The New York herald., 1869-05-19

II IL found by careful investigation into the
amount OF last years crops, and their selling prices,
mat the South retains about $500 900 gold from
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
CLEARED.

Steamship City of Cork tBr Lockhead Liverpool via Hail.
Steamship Cuba Br, Noodle Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamship Nevada (Br) Williams, Liverpool Williams 4
Guion.
Steamship The Queen Br), drogan, Lverpool-Natonal
Steamship Pioneer CBr), shackford, Cow Bay-snow 4
Steamship Virgo, Buckley, savannah-Murray, Ferris
steamship Rebecca Clyde, Chichester Wilmington, NC
ssesS S0ri0 oy FONT and
Steamship NEPTUNE. Baker Boston-w C.yoe
shtp Louisa (Br), Lansdown, London-E Morgan's
(NG, Nielsen, Cork for Funch Edge
Bark palas SNeA wqlg, Hamburg rqnch, Edge Co.
Brig stod tNor Krance. Cork or Falmouth for orders
Brig Glove dtaD Calera Gibraltar for orders-Fabbri
Chapncsy.
Bgg Favare pne o TrowbrSSe SSp SONS
Brig Ranger (Br), Sheppard, Halax-Maitand, Phelps
Brig orinoco CBr) Roberts, windsor-Crandal Umphray
Brig Norris (Br, Crane Windsor -Cranda, Umphray 4
brig Nautilus (NG), David, Lnbec- Fynch, Eaye Go.
Brig Berthe Grornger NG, Wilmington, NC-C Tobias
Brig Torrld Zone tBr, sadlsr. Norfolk va--Jones &
LeSsE ssS1 p,,,,,so p,o, ,.w,on po,0, p,,,.Ry wsD
sShr Race Horse Hughes RnrscoaEB s b. weinberg
schr NJ Kibride, Kinch, st Johns, NF-Crandall Um-
sc6r DebonnaIre tBr), Barker Hansport-H De Wolf
Co.
schr W Smith, Tooker, Charieson-N McCready Co.
Schr Mary Louisa, Gaskel, WASHINGTON, NC Mills
Schr Deimar, Lank, Newbern--J Davis Co.
Schr John Lenthall, Martin, Riobmond-Van Brunt 4
Saght.
schr Western Star Crowel, Baltimore Baker Dayton.
Schr Helen Mar. Ward, Baltmore-C Z Staples Co.
Schr Bedel, Bedel, Batimore-A Abbott
schr Lamartine Bolton, Philadelphia Ferguson Wood.
Schr Gun Rock, Bangs, Bansor.Jed Frye d Co:
Schr Trojan (Br) Anderson, Dorchester-P Nevius &
Sons.
Schr r Smith, Nickerson, Hngham-Ferguson & Wood.
Schr Acken, Hobbs Stamford.
Schr Bloomfield, Hobby, Stamford,
Sioop II Baldwin, Vail, Providence Racket Bro.
Steamer W Bruno, Foster, Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1869-05-19

Steamships City OF Cork, for Liverpool via Halifax West
phala, Hamburg; Niagara, Norfolk CITY and Rich.
mond
Wind at sunset WSw.
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Northern Light Zimmerman, Copenhagen May
Steamship San Salvador Nickerson, Savannah May l5,
s steamsSip s F FairSanss Hunter Wilmington Nc-James
Steamship Saratoga, Alexander Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Steamship Nereus, Bearse, Boston, with mdse. VIM
Ship tNor johnson London, 50 days, with COAL to
HSFw Meyers Had fine weather throughout the entire
Brazil BrS HILBERT Rotterdam q days, with mdse
a 81 as'ae % Geo e dI S M palm 1 S ~
5s N, Ion IS So spoke ship Rinde tswe, New
wsyfarer BID RatchfOrd Rio Japeiro so days.
Brig Ardudwy (Br) Williams Messina 81 DAYS with fruit
Chamber Phelps, Co. Had heavy weather Passed
Brr Emma SOFIA (swel ohlssen, Rio Janero. 81 dsv,.
with 1914 bags coffee to Aymar Co. Crossed the Equator
brig Annie yBn, Arundel Pernambuco, IS days, with
sugar TO D Morgan Co Had moderate weather up to
Brig Lark scOPsan, MsrassieO, u days with coffee, to
Of the tide sale in company with bark Theresa for New
10 day days. with sugar to Sevus sons va ''A"'A
s hys SSpsoR Darn Ga Il days with
schr Charles Warren Sof GOucester,, Smith, Baracoa,
schr Ada Allen Owen, Pembroke, Ms, with lumber, to
sehr NoThrup iBr McKinnon, Glace Bay 10 days. with
ID
Schr Eva, Turner, Chincoteague.
schr l. II Hopkins, Pre- lmore, Virginia.
schr Magellan Hazleton Virginia.
Schr WOODRUFF Sims Pedro, Virginia.
Schr Orvetta, Bodne, Virginia.
Schr Il Baker, Pearce, Virginia.
Schr W Scott, Inman, Virginia.
Schr A Shepard, Vancleaf, Alexandria
schr Daniel Ho uIes Ruon Georgetown. DC 3 DAYS with
coal sth inst outward passage of Sandy Hook, Henry
Wessehon, seaman, of BROOKLYN missed, aud sup
posed % have allen overheard and been drowned.
Schr Bennett, Georgetown, DC
Schr Florence Rogers Rogers, Georgetown, DC, for
Hudson.
schr Hare, Mckinley, Greenwich.
Schr X Smith, Nickerson, Portland, CT.
schr Baltimore. Johnson, New Haven.
Schr X Graham, Percy, New Haven.
Schr Escort small, bridgeport.
Schr Branch Wright, stamford.
Schr Yo semitic, Martin, Roslyn.
Schr Mary Evelne. Peck, Glen Cove.
Yacht Sappho. from trial trip, Is anchored
house, Staten Island
BELOW.
BARK Margaret Edwards of Aberdeen Thomas from Mes
sina March II, with fruit
SAILED.
Steamships City OF Cork, for Liverpool via Halifax: West
phaha, Hamburg; Niagara, Norfolk, CITY Point and Rich.
mond
Wind wsw.
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
COURT CAlEHlAR-THlS DAY.
IR00kLly INTELLIGENCE.

CITY. cOuRr.-NOs. Il, IS, lOs, 20. 60, 1o2 ST. 90
1C0, l25
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Margaret Edwards (of Aberdeen, Thoma
sina March II, with fruit.
The New York herald., 1869-05-19

A MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR
IA voyanI-Vsi her for everyhing-sckness, business
theft, names, numbers, good luck. Ep Canal street
A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
II kECE!VED in BROOKLyN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, lS FULTON STREET.
rrHE ORIGINAL MADAM BYRON. spIRITr ALJsT.
causes speedy marriages s2O Fourth avenue between
Twensy-third and Twenty fourth Streets. Ladies, 81.
MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvoyANr.
M reveals your whole life, from the cradle 10 the grave
H2 Canal street. Fee 81.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-26
Domestic News.

New York, October 24.-It is stated
that the grand jury caused subpmnas to
be issued for Corbin, Butterfeld, Fisk,
Gould, and numerous others, to appear
next week and testify relative to the great
gold panic.
Father Hyacinthe attended the Jewish
Synagogue to-day, and leaves on Monday
for Boston.
Josephine Wood, who was cut with q
bowie knife by her paramour last night
in Crosby street, will die. Vasquez, her
murderer, was successful in his suicidal
attempt. One of the bullets he fired
into his head, lodged near the temple.
He will die tonight, probably.
SAN Francisco, October 25.-Returns
from the Judicial elections show. compa-
ratively, large Democratic majorities.
New York, October 25.-It is stated
that the steamer Lillian landed mon and
part Of her ,argo on the Cuban
coast, previous to her capture by the Bri-
tish war vessel. The report that the
Lilian's consort, the Teazer, was captur.
cd by the Spanish vessel L'Africa, is dis
credited. The Quaker City and Florida
had sharp fight with Salnave's fleet;
both sides claim the victory.
There was an earthquake on tho 9Th,
at LaBuayra.
RICHMOND, October 25.-.President
Grant has pardoned Anderson, Patterson
and Elsom, who wero convicted here, in
1868, of conspiring to defraud the Reve-
nue. Department, and were sent to Alba
ny Penitentiary.
The State Fair, which commences
Tuesday, November 2, is the first since
the war. The new grounds comprise six
acres and are nearly covered with new
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-26
exhibition, buildings, The entrees alrea,,
dy exceed any Fair before the wat, ahd.
: those dsom 6 Nal ssaER ssatss sssf fys $ipes

dy excssa sny Fais before ths M . wsf. snd
those fsQm Mort thern Stat tss afe I've 4irnes
as great Presid lent Grsa { St and Cabinet
will be invited. "a 5se 80 e
The State Jostraai, "a Republicans or
gan, Of this afternoon, says. on, direct
authority that Secretary Boutwell, has
declared that Judge Johnston, Senator
elect from Virginia, has moral right to
the removal. of his, disabilities, which
should not be impaired by an uninten,
tional oversight of Congress-, and that
President Grant conours with Boutwell,
and expresses the hope that Congress
will remove Johnston's disabilities. o'
RALEIGH, October 25.-Gov. Holden is
organizing and arming company Of me-
groes in this city, which is creating
much excitement, as it is supposed they
are designed to be sent to Orange or
Chatham Counties to suppress pretended
Ku Klux.
WILMINGTON, October 25.-The case of
the officers of the Cuba was resumed to-
day. After an hours session, the court
adjourned over until tomorrow. By or
der of the authorities Mt Washington,
parties are engaged in taking stores
from the Cuba to-day.
CINCINNATI, October 25.-The weather
10 Clcaf, eucIuOulcIeT CU. IL Is CuOuRuC
the Board of Education will, tonight,
exclude the Bible from the public schools.
A barge laden with 3, 900 barrels of flour,
was sunk at the levee, to-day.
New ORLEANS, October 25.-Al in
ward bound vessels that were outside
have crossed the bar
Rev. Father Cambioso, of tho Society
of Jesuits, died yesterday, aged sixty.
The Attorney General of the State has
obtained judgment in the Sixth District
Court against the State Treasurer for
over SIG. 900. for alleged services in can
ceiling the special tax, under the law of
the Legislature of 1868.
CHARLESTON, October Arrived
ship Duke of Wellington, Liverpool;
brig H. G. Brooks, Philadelphia; schoo-
ner Sarah Cullen, Woods Hole; brig
Susie J. Strout, for Brunswick, Ga, put
back leaky; schooners w. i. Thomas
and Althea, previously sailed for Phila-
delphia, put back, caused by head gales.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, S. c., October 25-There
was but little cotton offering to-day, the
sales only amounting to 81 balcs-mid-
dlings 2334.
New YORK, October 5-Noon.-Flour
dull and dropping. Corn heavy and
lower. Pork tirmer-31. .OO032. 90. Cot
ton shade firmer-261s(G261.i Stocks
unsettled. but with disposition towards
lower prices. Money 5(97. Sterling
long 9aS short 97a. Tennessee, ex-cou-
pons, 81 . new 53 Virginia, cx-cou-
pons, so; new So; Louisiana's-old
651@ levee's GA; SIS So; Alabama g.,
90; Georgia G's, S411i rs 90; Mort
Carolina's-old, AZ /; new 3Sa6 Sor
Carolina's-new, 65. Gold 81. 6
2O7s.
p. M-Cotton firmer and clo~
quiet, with sales of 2, 800 bales, at 26
Flour heavy and 5@1Oc. lower-super-
fine State 5. 5.45(95. 70; common to fair ex-
ira Southern 6. .35@6 80; good to choice
G.85@1O 25. Wheat closed 1(D2c. better
with a moderate export demand and light
offerings winter red Western 140@
1.44; illinois 1.3O. Corn 1@2c. better
Pork 31.25. Lard dull-kettle 1s@1sis.
Whiskcy quiet, at 1.21@1.211a. Rice
quiet-Carolina 5000. Sugar more
firm. Coffee quiet and very firm. Mo-
lasses dull Freights firm-eotton steam
GIG. Money 6(G7. Gold 3O5a.
BALTIMORE, October 25.-Cotton no.
Howard street superfne 5.OO05. so.
Wheat dull and lower-prime to choice
red 1.54. Corn dull-white 1.1O91. 15;
yellow 1.O5@1.Os. Oats dull, at 56@58.
Pork firmer, at $500. Bacon quiet.
Wbisl.av O1IO1 %
C1No1NNAT1. October 25.-Corn firm,
at S5@97. Whiskey 1. 1.12-buyers await
lower rates. Pork dull, at 81. 90. Lard
held Mt II. Bacon-shoulders 16; sides
49,; holders ask 1871.
closed active and 14c. higher, at 25; sales
1850 bales. Flour dull, at 52505. SO.
Corn firm-mixed 1.O7l%; white /. .1OM
1.12. Mess pork $3.50. Bacon 1S02l !;
hams--sugar- cured 2O@2O1.. Sugar
11n@121a; yellow clarified Is. AIolas-
ses lower-new choice 78MSO. Coffee
tirm-fair 15@15I; prime 16M@17.
Whiskey dull and lower-Western recti-
fed 1.25@1.26. Gold 81.
MOBILE, October 25.-Cotton in fair
demand with light stock market
closed firm, with sales of 75O bales-mid-
ding 24(924115; receipts 3.O72.
SAVANNAH, October 25.-Receipts of
cotton to-day 3. IL bales; sales 4OO-mid-
ding %; market firm.
AUGUSTA, October 25.-Cotton market
more active and firmer, though not quo
tablY higher, with sales of Cos bales-rc-
ceipts 511-middling 244.
CHARLESTON, October 25.-Cotton firm
and stock light, with sales of $50 bales
middlings %; receipts 2,472.
LONDON, October 25-3 p. M.-Con-
soils 933s. Bonds 815G.
LIVERPOOL, October 25-3 P. NJ
Cotton opens steady-uplands 10; Or
leans 121i.
LIVERPOOL, October 25-Evening.
Cotton closed unchanged, at moons quo
tations.
PARIS, October 25.-Thc Boursa opens
firm. Rcntes II and 40.
HAvRE. October 25.-Cotton opens
quiet-anoat 1873.