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ton firm; hplands 121 and Orleans
12ad.; sales 10000 bales. Bombay
shipments to the 22d 1000 bales.
Liverpool, Nov. 2, afternoon
Cotton steady; sales won't exceed
10000 bales. s<fS
New Orleans, Nov. Cotton
active, butiower, 24a to 25c.; sales
1900, receipts 6085 and EXPORT to
Liverpool 1899, to Havre 1865
and to Bremen 2045 bales. Flour
firm; treble extra Sc 90 to 6 %.
Corn scarce, white 81 Is. Lard
dull, Is to zoe. Whisky lower,
81 20 to 100. .
Liverpool, Nov. 2, evening"
Cotton-uplands 124 and Orleans
12sd.; sales 10000 bales, of which
for speculation and export 5000.
New York, Nov. 2, evening"
Cotton heavy sales 1000 bales at
264c. Gold closed strong at 1919
to 1873. @7.1ss ~
Augusta, Ca. Oct. 26.-Ed.
ward Cady, citizen of Warrenton,
Warren county, taken from his
house lastanight by a party of
Federal officers. While being
carried out OF town Cady escaped
with two gunShot wounds. The
sheriff reported the outrage to the
military authorities, and the affair
created much i'll feeling.
New York, Oct. 27.-The Old
North Dutch Church corner of
Fulton and William streets, over
a century old, burned. A
Buffalo, n. Y, Oct. 27.-Severe
snow storm prevails. Two inches
snow at Toronto; two feet fallen
at all points north and west.
Vicksburg, Oct. 27.-The State
Executive Committee of National
Union Republican party forward
ed to-day, to the Secretary of War,
atfidavits and other official com
munications substantiating state
ment made SOME weeks ago, in a
dispatch to President Grant by
A. c. Fisk, chairman, to the effect
that Gen. Ames did not intend to
hold a fair election. Secretary of
War is asked to direct Ames to
appoint, as registrars. equal num-
Der of Radicals and Conservatives
from civilians so appointed.
Washington, Oct. pa tele
gram from Golsboro, n. c., says
our town was thrown into a state
of the widest excitement last
night by a riot which commenced
early in the evening and lasted
until 10 o'clock, between U. S.
troops stationed here and negroes.
About Is guns were fred and
one soldier and negro wounded.
1t is now "a hours since the riot
and the authorities have not made
or attempted to make the first ar
rest. There were three fights,
the negroes retreating at last.
Nashville Oct. 27.-State Con
vention will be called at an early
day, the bill pending in House
will pass to- morrow. No action
in Legislature relative to the 18th
amendment. Not likely to be
RICHMOND, Oct. 2S.-Col. John
Burke, Inspector of Internal Rev
enue, and j. P. Justis, VIM. NJ.
Justls and r. +. Valentine. to-
baceo manufacturers, we're arrest
ed last night, charged with con
spiracy TO detraud revenue by
means of counterfeit tobacco
stamps. All were bailed for trial.
The detective last night captured
$1,000 worth OF counterfeit tobac-
co stamps.
Washington, Oct. 23.-virginia
tobocco will pay three million dol
lars tax this year.
Cincinnati, Oct. 2S.-Mr. Pen
dletOn is appointed President of
the Central railroad.
A brilliant meteor with rumbling
sound and sulphurous smell pass,
ed over Dayton. At the same
hour an enormous meteor passed
over Forest Station, Eastwood,
resembling a locomotives head
light with booming roar, which
shook houses, broke windows,
awakened the people, three oil
whom heard the explosion.
Philadelphia, Oct. 2S.-Snow-
Ing, but meltS as it falls.
st. Louis, Oct. 23.-Private dis.
patches says steamer Stonewall
burned 40 miles above Cairo. Of
.he crew aud passengers, number
ng 160, but 43 were saved.
Dispatches from Salt Lake in.
tlcate serious scism in Mormon
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