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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-12-16

John L. Moore,
Opposite the Ballingall House,
DEALER IN
PURE DRUGs
CHEMICALS,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
STATIONARY,
WALL PAPER &C
Would call attention to his stock Of
Pure Drugs and Medicines and war
ranted
FRESH AND GENUINE
A full stock of School Books and
first class Stationary at Moor's.
Constantly on hand in stock a full
line of Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty,
Varnishes, &C., as cheap as the cheap
est, and as good as the best, Flo, Cash
At MOOre's.
"a nimblc sirpence as bette, than q
sto,c 10 cent piece"
At Moore's Drug Store
Particular attention paid to Prescrip-
tons, by persons competent and
qualified, at all hours of the day and
night at
John L. MOore's Drug Store.
Store open on sabbath day from 8
to 10a n. m. and ! to pm.
Corner Main and Green Streets.
a Full line OF Toilet Goods, Perfu-
merry, Cologne, Pomades, Hair Brush
es, Tooth Brushes, Fine Sponges &c.
At Moore's Drug and Book Store.
Corner Main and Green Streets.
Fine choice Cigars, as good as any
in the City. The Original Palmet-
to's for sale in Ottumwa, at Moore'y
Call and try them.
Just received at NIoore's Drug
Store, Glass Fruit Jars. For safe
CHEAP.
A full and complete stock of Pure
Wines, Brandies, Whiskies for Medi-
cal Purposes, only, Gin accordance
with the Laws Of the State Of Iowa, }
AT Moores Drug Store,
Opposite the Ballingall House.
A large and well assorted stock Q
Wall Paper, for sale cheap at
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-12-16
Bulls Cedror, Bitters.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

Ara,ssas Heard From.
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN
Stoney Point, White Co., Ark
May 23d, 1893.
DIR. JoFN BULL--Dea, Sir: Last Feb
ruary I WAS in Louisville purhsai ng
rugs, and got some OF your SMrsaparilla
ard Gs6ruA Bitters.
Ny SON in-law, WAC as with me in the
store, has been down with rheumatiin this
come tiss.., commenced on the Bjttesm for
soon found his general health imprrs and
DIR. Gigt, who has been in badoved.
tried them and he alsoi,nproveG
DIR. Coffee, who has been in BAD health
for several ye2rs-stc furch and liver vt.
fected--ha mpre we'd very much by the use
Of your Bitlers. Indeed The Ced-on Bit
lers has given yor great popularity in this
settlement. ILh...a could sell a great
qua ntiIy oi your med cincs this fall--espe-
cialiy cfyolr Cedron Bitters and SarsHpa-
rilIa. ShipMe via Memphis, care otRiek
EFT Il Nicely. Respectfully.
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office
No. 40 Filth Cross Street,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
AN of the above remcdies for sale BY
AYLoR, BLAKE& CO.,
OttlAmwa, Iowa.
Au~. 18th. no. 'ddwly.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-12-16

Saturday Evening-Mr. b. is still
quite comfortable, though hic-cup-
ping very severely. tie will un-
doubtedly live through the night.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-12-16

Sunday Morning, 18th inst.-Mr.
Barker breathed his last this morn
ing at 7:45 o'clock. His remains will
not be inferred till the arrival of his
brothers.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-12-16

LATER-As we go to press, Mr..
Barker is lying quite easy, his symp-
toms being more favorable.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-04
At Wholesale.

The stteut,m Of TIA. merchants, thtuug huu r.
the Pacific Coa.t ~ called 10 ia. in,t that ". -
nov prepared to MI tL,ir oideis tof super.
goods "a
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-04

benefits OF Life Insurance,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-04
ITS UNPARALLELED SUCCESS

! Has PLACED it upon firm financial ba'i- a. to
--ruie uli,cr,al conf 'euce in It's ability t" meet
! all lrs,c, PROMPTLY that may possibly accrue
/ against i, besides yielding imge
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-04
THE DAILY APPEAL

SPECIAL. NorIcE-We are closing up our
business for dissolution of partnership, and
shall give no credit after this date-february
9Th. All parties indebted to us will please
make immediate settlement, and thereby
save costs. Mason & HUFF.
PRsacgrNG LAST EyENISG.-Rev. Mr..
Aliens sermon in the Assem- ly Chamber
vas largely attended last evening. We were
- unfortunate as not to be able 70 be present
Int we understand that he discourse was an
excellent one and replete with sound doc
trine.
TIL. LEGISLATIVE BALL, night before last
va, of unrivalled splendor. No such bril-
limit compapv ever before assembled here.
The hall WAS splenddly decorated and
l,,h.ed: and the music first rate. The sup
per, furnished By Gardner Of the ormsoy
House, was sumptuous and well served
Something lon. to be remembered BY all con-
cerned, as a thorough success.
TuE,rER.-We cannot say too much III
grand and impressive performance BY one OF
tae ripest actors OF the age. We have never
seen Carson audience more deeply moved
Jy any performance. The play was well
enacted throughout. Mrs. Stewar,s Queen,
Mrs. Beatty's Uphe,ia, Mr.. Beatty Polonius
and MIR. uarrison's Ghos; were all rendered
with the bes, effect. Buiwer's great play OF
Riehelieu Will be performed tonight Mr.
Stark appearing in his great role OF ne
Cardinal" anu Ms. Reach being cast IN the
par. Of Jalie d. Mortimer. This should
prove great attraction.
Sro!.rD.-An Old Democrat in Madison,
Indiana, is cr:eyed for having given his son
an education Says the old man
- have had ten sons grown" says, he
ard all o. EN- voted the Democratic ticket
bat one. | sp..ed HIM b, giving him an e--
ucati n, and 50 he Is Republican and votes
against the Democrats.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-04

A NNorNcr TO Tnr FRIENDS 90 TnE Oh,
~ firm, AUD the public IT iaIp. tat u.u
pr,sspi basne-. srianr, Hsnt. ~. .utb that the.
are ruah rd 10 arf a.. hest and ~ ~ 1t, i.h So =
on the Pacific Cast at lfsst I.dusihs iva.
iora,r pthss.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-04

Vt REQUIRES No ARGUMENT To PROVE
toe. CIV tiinkir parent that hey ose this
du.y 10 their family To- make the best rr.'i'i"n
f. Their all and srrpht, IN case # tie
.sr..h # their natural protectors; and q
.,,,u .ur, Invested in Lif- lr.uunCr
pI,v WI return better interest titan
an email amount dero-i;rt in a Savings
ink le,ii.s securing the iull amount oi the
p,ticy in cse # death 70 lie Insured. as tag fol-
!oHiug table viii .hCW
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-04

$50 Nv ananrual inve-tga Mt Of $50 frr thirty
wears in a Life insurance Company 1t tie age II
thirty three, should the Insured rr''A the a. vt
-xty-rlr-p the anlouut even thrn w"uiu be
~ larger than in = caViugs Bank hat should the
insured die INN ecist, y ate. c!rt IL an In-ur
tucp. hs FAMILY would receive tr.n the Lie
Insurance Com any SO ,vc' aud !.o.a The saving
B.gk y.h 80.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-04
S2CCsAE NOTICE!

I'VE ARE CLA=IS; Up orr BUSINESS
w fr Dssolu ion of partnership, and shall
give nc credit after tins date.
Al parties iudehtrded to Us Will lease make
immediate settlement, and Thereby save costs
MASON i HUFF.
Csrscr CITY February e lSGa fetf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-04
1lYET,CI ANNUALLY

To IL policy holGer-. While u offers ,ur-rior ard
unusual advantages to those .ts!rors ~ hFa'ih-
themselves Of the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12
WHITE PINE ITEMS.

We gather the following items from
the Inland Empire of the 9th instant:
On Saturday night last the Hamilton
Opera House was opened with appro.
pirate ceremonies. Mrs. R. A. Rand i.
the lessee and manager, and Mr.. L. F
Beatty is the stage manager. An open
ing address was delivered BY Miss Rosa
Rand.
Some fellow who is chari,ably desig-
mated as" John Doe WAS arrested in
Hamilton on Saturday for attempting to
shoot an innocent; bar-keeper. Tie En-
pirs states that there was a determin
alton to hang the fellow according to
the code of Judge Lynch If he had per
petrated the murder intended.
Mines on the outskirts of Hamilton
District are producing favorable indica
lions.
RED" Wheeler fell through the
upper story Of his store to the floor
beneath aud lit on a stove. Wheeler
WAS bruised some. The stove is unin-
jured.
The local editor of the Empire per
pe,rates some base metal Latin on the
strength of the presentation of u silver
brick to Miss Olivia Rand.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12
THE WHITE PINE COUNTY BILL
SUSTAINED.

A decision was filed in the Office oil
the Clerk of the Supreme Court yester.
day, sustaining tie "White Pine Bill
and the appointments made under it.
The decision received the unanimous
concurrence of the three Judges. White
Pine and the State are to be congratu-
lated upon this decision, so promptly
rendered. All the best interests Of the
new county demand just such a settle
ment Of the matter. According to the
terms of the two Acts of the last Legis-
Iature known as the White Pine Bill and
the Redistricting Bill, it derolves upon
the Executive to appoint Judge for the
newly created District. We believe that
it is generally desired by the White
Piners that Judge VIM. Beatty should
receive that appointment. This uiti
mate decision in favor of IL very superior
complement Of officers is a piece of good
fortune to all whose interests are most
concerned. We hope that
the lamentations of our friends 10 Lam
der county will be " brief"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12

WHITE PINE IN New YORK-The New
York correspondent of the Bulletin, April
10th writes:
The disease which requires visit to White
Pine for its cure has extended to New York
and attack ed a very fair number ofindividuals.
Quite number haze bought tickets recer.ily
for that region, and a telegram from Omaha
last night says that all the rolling stock Of
the road is being used TO convey passengers.
chiefly to the White Pine District. Sew
eral pampf lets and newspaper articles have
been published On the subject, and the new
region Is attracting mnch attention. l do
not hear OF any mines being sold, but sew
eral barties are here with claims aud anxious
to find customers. New Workers will re-
member previous sells, and be very wary in
putting their money into such enterprises.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12
The LATEST NEWS.

| The fact is the Eastern news which has
lately been teiegraphed across the plains i.
made up of little items that are Of but small
interest to the people Of this coast; and fol
shat reason We have chosen TO fill gu,
columns with other. and as we believe it to
be. more interesting matter. The following.
which is sample of the news now being
received by the Associated Press. we clip
from last evenings Gold Hill News:
New YORK May ia Tribune special
says Is gunboats have been contracted for At
Mystic Bridge, Connecticut, to be ready in
nine days. 1t is understood they are to be
built on Spanish account. and that their con-
struction is approved by the Washington
authorities.
The Germans have nothing to do with the
Cuban instruction. General Sisel refuses
to allow his name to be used on calls for
Cuban meetings.
Warren and Costello, the Fenians, arrived
on Sunday, and were met at the dock by
large crowd of sympathizers. They will
have a pnblic reception on Wednesday or
Thursday.
CHICAGO, May 10.-Yesterday morning
at O'Clock notorious house of prostitution
on Monroe street, near Wells, took fire and
spread rapidly, and the inmates barely
escaped with their lives, not being able
even to put on their clothes. Two girls
were severely burned. one probably fatally.
The fire was undoubtedly caused BY an incen-
diary.
About noon a FIRE broke out in a three
story building on the same street. a little
further down. which completely destroyed
the building, which was occupied by Bent &
Gowad. manufacturers of refrgerators, etc.
Loss, $4,000.
officers have sgnifed their intention to at |
lend the National Encampment ofthe Grand |
Army of the Republic in this city on We'd |
,esday. General Logan will deliver the
Address at the reception on Wednesday and
Friday evenings, A steamboat excursion
will be made to North Bend, to the Tomb of
General Harrison.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12
SrRAorE AND ABBo1r,-The Chicago

SPRAouE AND ABBoTr,-The Chicago
tribune of April Both thus ridicules the de.
monstration made lately BY these Senators
| While Sprague and Abbott went abou,
Washington braying like-lions, with long
ears, seeking to keep out of each others way
a newspaper reporter found the first named
who spoke of his antagonist as follows:
"Yuu see Abbott is a Yankee, and he is
sharp enough to know that it would not do
for him to go back to North Carolina after
having been called puppy dog here in the
Senate without some show at what they call
chivalrv in the South. Why, the very negroes
down there would not speak to him."
After waiting until this avowal that he
referred to Abbott in speaking of Senator as
a puppy dog" was published in all the
papers, he wrote to that bold, brave man the
following epistle:
WASHINGTON ID. CO.. April &c. 1869.
Joseph c. Abbott, United States Senate
Dear sir :: l have DO hesitation in at once re-
PLYING to your note of this morning. just re-
ceived, that the paragraph of my speech
referred to was written and in manuscript
some time before delivered in the Senate
and before you participated in the debate,
and, therefore. was not intended to apply to
YOU. Your obedient servant, W. SPRAGUE.
Whereupon the carpet-baRger who had
read the cotton spinner's assertion that he
did call him "puppv dog" in his speech
in the Senate. expressed himself satisfied
with the explanation, and etIscted "his
own alusion" to the Rhode Island patri-
can, as skulker," as follows:
WASHINGTON, d. c., April Goth 1869
Hon Vim. Sprague-Sir: l have the pleas
tire in acknowledging your letter of this date,
which shows that had misconceived your
|appuaoe Nv own alIusion to Won afterward
in the Senate was founded on this miscon-
ception, and ask YOU to consider it as IN
said. l am, sir, very respectfully,
JOS. c. ABBOTT.
The only parallel to this correspondence
,xtant is related by one William Shakespeare
hus:
Dc you bite your thumb at me, sir:
l do bite my thumb sir.
Do you bite yonr thhmb at me sir
l do not bite my thumb at you, sir but
bite my thumb, sir.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12
A GDoD THING IN WHITE PINE.-We

A GOOD THING IN WHITE EINE.-We
And the following in the editorial columns
OF Saturdays Inland Empire
Considering the large number Of climatic
diseases in White Pine, and the poverty of
accommodation or comfort for invalids, we
Are pleased to learn that one OF our most
eminent medical practitioners and surgeons
about to establish 4 private hospital. Doc
rrr Edward Trask, who has had a large
Practice since he came TO this District, has
made arrangements to establish an hospital.
rhere patients will End all the com forts and
attendance which may De bad "a older cities
The medical department will be under his
own immediate supervision, assisted BY other
physicians Of reputation. There will be a
yard set apart for the accom-, aodation of
.Ich patients as belong to the city and
county. and vino are too far debiiitated to be
removed to the general hospital at Swansea.
here are many inralids in tais county who
ere able and willing to pay reasonable COM
rsasation for asylum IN such al iRStIt,t-
:'n as Doctor Trask is about to establish.
hese. at present, are scattered around in in
i,nspisAble tents, or nuisy lody ing houses,
there coavalescence is afmast out Of the
question. This hospital viii be. indeed,
godse1a TO these unfortunate people, and we
.ope thst the doctor will expedite his bench
,ent enterprise with the aiaerisy which tn
';AergeEey ofthe sick Of OIr county demand
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12

"THrs We CRoss THE YCBA." - The
Yuba river railroad bridge vas crossed yes
terday forenoon, for the first time, by To-
comotive, backing over with train of cars
loaded with railroad ties, which was dis
charged between Second and Third streets
Cyrus, the builder, and Hezekiah Van Dorm.
were caught on the bridge, and were com
PEELED TO seek a safe place on some part OF
the structure below the track-Marysr,He
Appe1l MAY 9th.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12
1.-THE OLD GUARD"

Says "Squires" in one of his late
Washington letters to the San Francisco
Times, speaking of some transactions
bearing upon the embrogiio which has
succeeded Frank Pixley's nomination
As U. 8. Dislric, Attorney of San Fran
cisco:
Mr.. Cheeseman, the last person called on,
broke out in a new place just as we were
about to leave. He said: {" In looking
around me can only see four or FIVE faces
who belonged to the old guard ofthe Repub-
lican party, and then mentioned their names.
Hr. Trumbnll interrupted him, and faceti-
ously remarked that they were not discussing
the early history of the Republican party,
which caused some mcrriment.
Mr.. Cheeseman thus sang a song that
has been uttered a good many times too
often. 1t is hardly a song, either for
it is nothing better than mean, selfish
eroak. No can lid man will deny to the
" original Republicans" of California
al the credit that is due to them for
vithstanding so courageously as they
did, the opprobrium which was heaped
upon them and the prosecutions by
which they were visited in the days of
the chivalry's tyrannical domination.
But there is a possible; indeed, an in
evitable surfeit of the oft-repeated |
glories of being " rotten egged in 1856
as the lamentsd Weeks used TO put it.
Moreover, there is an ofEsett to this
{" old guard" assumption in the fact
that the uar'yrdOm of Ferguson and
B.oderick was something outside of the
history of " original Republicauism;"
and it is we'll enough known that Ned
Baker WAS suspected and distrus;-d by
tie self elected monopo!ists of Repub-
of whom Mr.. Cheesemau is a
specimen brick. What a palpable,
sniffle that was OF Cheese
mans! Such fellows would inaugurate
slavery inside the Union party-would
make all but the old guard" mere
tide walters and unders,rapper,, waiting
upon their arrogance and greed.
Weighed and tested by the measure Of
/" originality" how do they compare
With Garrison and Phillips and the men
Of that SCHOOL,
This selfish, mean and unmanly
aoimus Of these men who claim to be
the deliverers, nurses and guardians of
the Republican party is off the came
piece with the doiugs of that poor,
narrow, contemplate wretch, Senator
Cole. There is not . bis Of square,
syhting manhood in it. II
The Old Guard " forsooth Will
rot these claimants of the spoils read .
Grant and Sherman and Sheridan and
stanton and all that class of unoriginal
out of the sanke;dTim OF .
ais precious " Old Guard?" Ought'nt
every man who failed to vote for FREE i.
mont in 1856 and Lipcols in 1860 to be {
eiassed With those who come under the
covisions Of the Reconstruction Acts? /
4" The Old GuardF' Jim Lane, Ross, I
'owlsr, Fessenden, Dooliitle, Henry H.
Isight, Seward aud Salmon p. Chase :
to them. Show a renegade "
nd migrate who has not been one of .
ir. cheeseman's old associates. An g
rev johnson - an exception but the v
old guard saved him rom impescb
ens.
Caleb T. Fay is one CT the old =.
rard." He is one Os the very best 8,
of that close corpora I,
On of snesks and hypocrites. g
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12

SPRAsUE's ORGAN-Thc Washington
Chronicle says:
The rumor started some time ago to the
effect that Senator SpraCue had bought or
was about to buy the National Intelligencer
is now renewed in slightly different form
but with greater positiveness Of statement
than before. l, is said that be ha. paid off
mortgage Of S4S, 900, and now owns control
ing interest in the paper
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12

THE Rev. Charles Grober, Of Rockville
Conn. J. was offered BY merchant barrel
of four if he would shoulder it and carry it
from the store to his home, resting not mure
Shan once on the way. The muscular
Christian" accomplished the feat without
stopping to rest at all.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12

A GENTLEMAN from Franklin Hill in
forms US that grouse are ,eiy thick in tant
vicinity La Porte (CaD Union.
Used to be plenty around here but the
boys say they find it difficult to discover any
nowadays.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12

THERE is rooster in Augusta (Ga.) which
shelters large brood of young chickens
under his wings. A local paper says: at
has been seen several times earnestly en-
deavoring 10 lay an egg; and those who
know this strange fowl best seem 10 think
L will ultimately succeed
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-03-06
Read The List.

The Great Ranch known, by the name OF
Oiucas situated within the County OF Nalen
Ella and Territory of New Mexico, containing
four thousand acres OF land, conveniently
adapted Tor cultivation OF al kinds ol Iegrla-
hles such as Corn, Wheat, Oats and Potatoes
and all kinds oi fruit, can be raised rs well,
and no other ran surpass 1t asa pastnrlng
country, where Corn, Oa., Sc, may be not
needed TO have animals in a very good c0lldi-
ton. A, for raising ,t0th, no better can
be found throughout the Territory OF New
Mexico, There Is u spacious dwelling house
containing ten rooms and two Warehouses,
one line stable, two corras in one of which
can be put one thousand head OF cattle, one
tank attached to the said house, twenty five
lrel deep and abOutn thousand yards In cir
cumicrcucc, which can irrigaie from three to
four thousand acres Of land. Four excellent
spring, Within five hundred yards of the
house. continually aAordlng sudcicnt water
To ill the Tank and supply the whole COM
munty. An abundance oi wood and timber
can be had in the nclghborhood. To the
above mentioned property viii be given good
deed. and titles, and will he delivered IN good
order and condition, Tliis property Is val
ued at 5000 %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-26
gIHAHoIAl. AND coaInIlnulAE....

NEW YoRK. June 25-N DON. Stocke
strong. Money 7-32 commission. Gold
3714. Sterling 91S. Flour 6(9l0c. lower.
Wheat 1920. lower. Mess pork 32.56.
Cotton steady. at 33. Freights firm.
7P. M.-Mopey easier, at z. Sterling
firmer, t95S. Gold 371S. Cotton very
firm with sales of 1850 bales, ut So.
Flonr 100000. lower. Wheat 2(03c.
lower. Corn closed active and firmer.
Pork heavy, at 80, ,3716. Groceries steady.
BALTIMORE, June 25.--Cotton very
firm, at 33(933H. Flour weaker. Wheat
lower-choice red 1.75. Corn closed
weak. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Whiskey fat, at 1.03@1.O4.
CINCINNATI, June -Whiskey dull
and unsettled, Mt 93 Mess pork 49, 75(9
$500. Bacon nomiual-shoulders IA;
sides 171a@1S. Lard held at 1917.
NEW ORLEANS. June 25.-Sales of cot
ton to-day 23S bales; for week LOGO
middlipg 31Ia. Gold 3SA@3SI. Flour
-superiine 5.75; double $50; treble
S.25: Corn firm white s2k@95. Pork
34.75 Bacon-retailing 15@l8A. Lard
easier-common 9A@1O; prime 1914.
Molasses steady-fermentipg 4O@64.
Whiskey quiet-Western rectifed 95.
Coffee-fair 14la@15M; prime 1890
16A.
MOBILE. June 25.-Sales OF cotton to-
day 200 bales market firm; low mid
ding 80; receipts 101.
SAVANNAH, June 25.-Cotton market
quiet and active-middling 81; sales $50
bales; receipts 120
AUGUSTA. June 25-Cotton market
firm. with sales of 135 bales-rcceipts
85; midding 81.
CHARLESTON, June 25.-Cotton in fair
demand, with sales of 100 bales-mid-
dlings 3l(031l5 receipts AZ.
LONDON, June 25-3 p. M.-Securities
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, June 25-3 P. M.-Cotton
firm, at last quotations; sales of the week
S5, 900 bales; exports 10000; speculation
$4,000; stock 33S, 200, of which 212, 900
is American; stock ahoat 593 900, Of
which $4,000 is American. Yarns quiet
and firm.
LIVERPOOL, June 25-Evening.-Co
ton qniet-upland 1214; Orleans II;
sales II, 900 bales.