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The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
FAMILY MARKETS.
CORRECTED FROM THE SACRAMENTO DAILY nrco,.

CORRECTED FROM THE SACRAMENTO DAILY nEco,,
Following are the retail Sacramento price, t..
Family supplies:
FLOUR-S6 50(07 u barrel
. CRACKED WHEAT-75c p 10 bs.
f CORNMEAL-S71lcf p 25 lbs.
OATMEAL-$1 q 10 MS.
TEA-Japan, 75c(0$1 25 p h.
SUGAR-Crushed, 15@17c; Brown l2M,s.
p b.
COFFEE-Costa Rica, 24c; Java, 27(a3Oo I.
b. Ground coffee-35G037hc p b.
CHOCOLATE-3711sQ94Oc p ID.
BUTTER-55(d60c u ib.
EGGS-Single dozen, SOC.
PICKLES-Per a gallon, 5Oc Foreign 5oa
FLAvORING GEXTRACTS--2s y BOTTLE
PRESERVES-Ginger,$ ST so q lar: JelG..
and Jarus, 5o(a75c 2 bottle; cans, cans 5O(SsS.'
OLIvES-Test Spanish, 5O(d75c p Jar.
OLIVE OIL-Best Table, 75c to 81 Is p.y
CANDLES -22@25c p n.
SODA CRACKERS-l0 to lac y b.
BISCUITS pounds for 81.
OVERLAND BISCUIT-2Oc p h.
COAL OIL-55@75c p gallon; - 5oas =
Cured Meats.
HAM-20023e p D.
BACON-20c q b.
BEEF TONGUES-Fresh, soc each; Smoked
81 each.
..r-...-..4 Fish.
SALMON-Tresh 25c y b. Smoked, l5s.
SMELT-15c p b
PERCH-121Ic p D..
Poultry.
CHICKENS-Spring, 5Oc975c each grown,
75c each
TURKEYS-20(025c p b.
GREY GEESE-75c p pair.
QUAIL--S1 75Q9$2 90 q dozen.
Vegetables.
SWEET POTATOES-24e p b.
POTATOES-2Q13c p b.
ONIONS--3c p b.
Sundrics.
DRIED FRUTTS-Plums,.~18( ~ 18(125c p b;
Peaches, 121Ic p b; Pears, 12@l51lc p lb; Ap.
pies, 5taSe = lb; Figs, 1211ac p b.
HONEY--In Comb-Extra White Mountain,
,5Qa2sc p b. Extra Yellow, 200 22c p b; cor
mon do. 16QylSc q b; Strained Honey, l2h1
lSc p ID.
APPLES-S1@S1 so p box.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
Ne,C advertisements.
Notice Of Administrators Sale
of Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
~ nursnapce of the Order OF the Probate
Court of the County Of Placer, State OF Cail1of-
mia. made on the 2Sth day of November, A. y.
1870 in the matter of the Estate OF CHhlo ~
PIER WALLET, Deceased, the undersigned
Administrator of said Estate VIII sell at pupliI. e
auct on to the highest bidder for cash III Solo
coin, IN one parcel, and subject to cohhrmatloh
by said Probate Court, on
MONDAY THE SIXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A. d. 1871. at u o clock, NJ at the Court HOUSE
door in Auburn in said County, all the right, IT,
tie and interest and Estate of the said Christie
pher Wallet at the time of his death, and all the
right. title and interest that the said Estate has,
bv operation of law or otherwise other than on
in addition to that of the said Christopher Wallet
at the time of his death, in and to the following
described Real Estate situated in said Placer
county. and State of California, bounded and
described as follows, to-wit:
"All that property known as Beals x Ken
balls Milk Ranch, commencing at stake Oh
the North Fork Of the American river, three
fourths OF mile below Dotan Bar and runnin-
down said river one half mile to stake on the
bank of said river; thence North one-half mile to
n white-oak tree marked; thence East one-halt
mile to a stake standing on line of lot entered by
Sellers thence South to the place OF beginning
the same containing one hundred and sixty acres
more or less.
Also, the following described tract of land sit
mated in said Placer County and State of Cali
fornia, (wh ch embraces in part the tract herein
before describedD to-wit: The southwest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter (S.W.14 of Me-
and the southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter (S.W.14 of N.W.l4D ard the south one
half of the northwest quarter (S.1i of NV
of Section No. ThirtyOne (3D in Township
Eleven Cd North of Ra ge Eight (S) East
Mount Dablo Base and Meridian, containing
one hundred ana fifty-nine S5-100ths acres
(l59 S5-l0Oths acres) according to the United
States surveys, together with oil the privileges
ana appurtensnces thereunto appertaining and
belonging.
Also that on Saturday the Eleventh day OF
February, A. d. 1871, tho undersigned Admin .
traitor will between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ
and o'clock, PM. OF sad day. at the Rancl
and late residence of said Christopher Valet
deceased, within said county sell at public auc
ton, to the highest bidder for cash in gold coin
subject to the conditions aforesaid, the follow
ing described personal property belonging to
said Estate, to-wit:
One wagon, one horse and two plows. Deco
to SAID Heal Estate, ut expense Of purchaser.
CHRISTIAN WALLET,
Adm nistrator of Christopher Wallet. Deceased
Auburn January 2lst 1S71.-3w
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PROBATE NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In Probate Court Placer county Cal.-Decem-
Der term 1870
In the matter of the Estate of YOUNG JO-
SEPH MCCLEERY, Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
~ dersgned Executors of the last Will and
Testament of Young Joseph McCleery, deceas-
ed, to the Creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within four months
after the first publication Of his notice. to the
said executors at Iowa Hill, Pla ,er county, Cali
fornia. }. vi. SMITH,
JOSEPH BYRNE
Executors of the Estate of Young Joseph Nc
Cleery Deceased.
January 10th, 1871, ia .2lst4w.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21

WOMAN SUFFRAGE.-Ihe committee, con-
sisting of Mrs. Emily Pitt Stevens, Mrs. c.
G. Calhoun Mrs O. Fuller, Mrs. Mar,
j. Collins, Mrs. +. p. Thorndike Mrs. Lena
Clark, through their corresponding Secretar,
Mrs. f. p. Stevens, of the California Wo-
mans Suffrage Association, informs us thai
the first annual meeting of the Association
will be held at Dashaway Hall, San Fran
cisco, commencing on Wednesday morning
January 25th, 1871, and will continue fou,
days, and asks us to make a notice of the
fact, and we have thusly done it, Susan b.
Anthony, of New York, is expected to be
present. We drop silent tear for the fate
Of poor Messrs Stevens, Calhoun, Collins,
Fuller, Thomdike and Clark, if they yet live,
but if they are dead we say, in the language
OF the apostle Paul, "for them to die was
gain" If we ever come across married
man that we hate, we will try, by some
means, to induce his wife to join this associa-
tion and then our revenge would be COM
plete.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21


REVISION COMMISSION We have received
from this commission the first edition of the
corporation code or laws as proposed to be
revised, and shall take pleasure in examining
it and in making such comments or sugges-
tions as we may think just and proper. Ac-
comparing this edition is printed pamphlet
of correspondence between the Commission
and some sixteen other California LAWYERS
and David d. Field, for which we are una
BILE to account, except on the hypothesis
that the Commission and some sixteen othe,
lawyers feel very sensibly their incompetency
to perform their task without imported ad
vice, or are advertising thems lives through
the State Printers office at the States ex-
pcnse. If ID. d. Field must be called in at
the States expense, the law should have pre- :
vided for that and in doing so might have
saved the State the expenses of the Revision
Commission. We object to advertising d
D. Field, or any of these sixteen lawyers at
the States expense, and think they, them
selves, will feel cheap when they see the
State Printers pamphlet
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21

PERsoNAL.-On Saturday last, f. A. Lit
tlefeld, one of the proprietors of the Nevada
State Journal, called at this Office looking as
pleasant and natural as of yore, when he
spilled ink and slung type in Auburn. Mr..
.S neaks in high terms of Reno and
ell as the bright future he
Y of which we hope
extent.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
Nec Advertisements.
BEATS TEiEEss ALLY!
CIR ANDALL'4;
PATEN T SPRING BED
Combines i4ightness, Cleanliness and Elias
tici!y with Durability.
Received Premium for best
Spring Bed at iato State
Eoss.


ITS POPULARITY IN CHICAGO AND
4 other Western towns is unprecedented and
t threatens soon to drive all others out Of the
market.
The Coils are in Coupets and Self Support ng,
hus dispensing with Twine. Cords, etc., and
from he peculiar construction Of the bed it is
mpossb q for it to get out OF ORDER.
Being witho7t upholstery it pres nts no har-
borage FOR Dirt b 7gs or any other kind OF ver-
n.
This. the best, cheapest 1'ost captivating and
o nfortablc OF all pr ne Bed yf ihYe nted can
~ seen, examined, and "a ronghl t'Si at the
wagon N lker and whe lrish shop Of w. Mann,
'pp' site the Orleans llOtei, who is. the ) 7ic
Agent for their sale in Auburn.
I-Y' Persons W hing further information are
efered to Judge ID. ". Spear, Of Auburn, or to
the furniture itself, at the shop.
W. MANN.
Sole Agent at Auburn.
Auburn, January 21st. 1s7l.-my
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21

INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF GOVERNOR BRAD
LEY.-The following 's the inaugural address
of Governor Bradley, delivered before the
members of the Senate and Assembly, at
Carson, on the 9th inst:
FELLOW CITIZENS: Having taken the official
oath rs Governor of the State Of Nevada for the
next four years, in this presence l render my
grateful acknowledg g,ements to the generous peo-
pie who have intrusted to my hands the import
ant duties of their Chief Executive Fully i'm
pressed with the magnitude of the interests in
volved in the well or i'll performance of the obi
cations resting upon me III the station to which
lam called assure them that my only purpos,
and constant effort shall be to do my whole duty
without fear or favor. Applause.
1t ought to be remembered by each department
Of the government that twas created by the peo-
pie for the purpose of preserving their rights and
promoting their prosperity. i must not be for
gotten that the government belongs to the peo-
pie, and that The inestimable right of self gov
ernment is lost when the people shall belong to
the government Applause. The innate love
OF liberty in the heart of every true American
with the conscious feeling Of independence which
pervades the breasts of every citizen of this free
Republic. will always keep our people ready and
able to rebuke the arrogance Of Office and to re-
press every foolish attempt of power to invade
the rights of the people. Applause.
The brief history of Nevada is promising. But
a few short years since our State only known
to the world rs wonderful mining camp Now,
though our mining fields are distinguished among
the richest on the globe, and nre known to extend
from California to Utha, and from Idaho to Ari-
xona, mining is not orr only-possibly not our
best-source of wealth and future prosperity
Our very large grazing fields, unequaled
in the richness Of their grasses, making US
distinguished for our hocks and herds Our s,I-
perior and abounding hydraulic power is beinr
utilized and at day not remote our fabrics viii
take their place in the marts of the world. Our
school system is extending its benefits to every
por. o, of the State and judic ous management
OF tn munifcent endowment for that purpose
will soon mtke educational advantages equal
to any. The great trans-continental railroad
passing through our midst, makes MS neighbor
TO New Yolk and he br ad Atlantic on one hand
and to San Francisco and the great Pacific on the
other. Temples in almost every hamlet arc
dedicated to the worship of Almighty God. With
wise and lust laws dispensing the benefits and
burdens OF the government upon all alike, W.
shall be blessed indeed. Applause. Let us
render the homage Of grateful hearts to Him
from whom All bleesino como
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
SherIff's Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT By
y virtue Of m Execution issued ont of the
fourteenth Judicial District Court Of the State
# California, in and for the county OF Placer. on
jud .gment rendered in said Court on the 26th
tay of November, 4. d. 1870. in favor Of John
Z. Tregloan, and against Bonj Rowe, Thos
Dunn 4. McDonald, VIM. Decide. p ter Marks
Nm. Bastion, John Tregloan and d. w. Cheese
nan, for the sum of Seven Hundred and Six
cen dollars and ninety-three cents (S7l6 93)
old com, with interest on said sum from the
18th day of November, 4. ID. 1870, at the rate Of
I per cent. per annum and costs of suit taxed ut
seventy dollars anl seveuty-seyen cents, and
tccruing costs, | have levied upon and will $ Il
the highest bidder for gold coin of the United
States, on
NIondxy, the I3th day OF February, A. u.
81, at II o'clock, NJ at the Orc NJ ming Claim,
Township 5, Placer county, the following des-
ribed property, to-wit:
That certain Mining Claim situate near For
st II H. Township No. s. Placer county, and
nown as the Orc II niny Claim, said Claim
lavng front southerly of One Thousand feet
more or less, and exten ling NoYherly with UNI
orm width to DEVILS Canyon AMI embracing all
the mining ground between the Dardcnelles
'laims on the west and those Of the Green Spring
N the East. Also that certain twenty-stamp
rushing mill situate on said claim and known
IS the Orc crushing mill" Together with all
md singular tn h'redttaments, rights, priyile-
5es and appnrtenances thereto belonging or in
tnywse appertaining.
All of which property | will sell or so much
hereof as may be sufficient to satisfy said jldg-
nent, costs, accrUlns costs and expenses of sale
B. d. DUNNAM
Sheriff of Placer county
Sheriff s Once. Aub lrn January21, 1S71--3t
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
FARMERS AND GARDENERS, ATTENTION

no YOU WANT TO BUY SEEDS AND
~ Plants that you may surely rely on ? Go
to SEWN VINCENT h CO., the well-known
Seed Dealers. 607 Sansome ST. between Wash
ington and jackson Streets, San Francisco, and
Brooklyn, Alameda County. Mr.. Sewn Vincent
is the only Seed Grower of California He
guarantees the superior quality Of his seeds and
all those imported he tests with the greatest care
before selling. Be sure be will sell you the best
sud cheapest. oc.b-2aa,
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21

New DRESS. The v ALA Walla .Stafes-
man of the 7th inst. comes to us in a COM
plete new dress and making as clear and
handsome appearance as it is a sound and
able paper. The type is Bourgeois and Non
pareil. The Statesman is pretty warm
blooded sometimes, but we like it all the
better for its independent and outspoken
course. Good luck and endless prosperity
to you and the Statesman, friend Newell.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
Dissolution Notice.

YNHE LATE FIRM OF +. L. GARDINER &
Il W. b. Mcclure, is this day desolved b.,
mutual consent. All persons having claim
against the firm are hereby notified to preseni
the same to w. b. Mcclure for settlement anG
all persons owing debts to said firm are also no
tilted to call and make immediate payment t.,
said Mcclure, who is hereby authorized to max,
all settlements in the firm name -
ED. l.. GARDINER,
W. b. MCGUIRE.
Auburn, December 3lst. 1S7O.-4w.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

NOR EVERY VARIETY OF CHOICE
L GARDEN SEEDS, go to GWlNN'S Vare-
ty Store, Main street, Auburn Fresh Popcorn
on the ear also on hand. Seeds warranted fresh
and TRUE to Label. J. II. GWYNN.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21

WE suppose the monopoly has ordered all
its printing Offices and edi:or to abuse Gov.
Haight, as we see that all of them are at it,
even down to the smallest thing in the num-
ber
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
Dissolution Notice,

TNHE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN CHAS.
L Adler and r. Hudepohl of the firm of Ad-
Ter d Hudepoh is dissolved from this day. Mr..
Hudepohl, the remaining partner, will settle ali
accounts Of the old firm
r. HUDEPOHL,
CHAS. ADLER.
Dutch Flat, January 3d.. 1s7O.-an7 -3w.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
100, 600 TICKETS
Will be sold at So. SO Coin, Each.
During the Concert the sum Of
10000 In GOLD COIN
d to the Ticket Holders, -

VIII be y. stributed to the Ticket Holders, 40
follows:
Gift Of Gold Coin. n...............$ 800 900
Gift of Cold Coin n............ 15.00o
1 Gift OF Gold Coin. .. =. - 10000
Gift Of Gold Con. 5000
Gift Of Gold Coir .... . 1000
Gift Of Gold Coin on.. 30tp
Gift Of Gold Coin. n.,.-....... 1000
10 Gifts Of Gold Coin, 81 900 each 49, 10000
| Gift Of Gold Coin n......... 900
/ Gift of Gold Coin n................ 800
l CIR Of Gold Coin n................. 100
Gift of Gold Coin n............ COO
10 Gifts OF Gold Coin. $500 each ... 5000
Gift of GoH Coin. n............. 40o
Gift Of Gold Coin. p........ 200
3, Gifts Of Gold Coin, 5000 each .... 5000
2OO Gii,- OF Gosl Coin, 300 each. ..... 10000
100 Gifts OF Gold COIN. $50 each 49, 20.t60
100 Gifts Of Got! Coin, $40 each .-~.. 1900
j15 Gifts Of Gold Com, $40 each >.~-- 1880
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
Probate Notice.

In Probate Court Placer County. In the mat
ter of the Estate OF d. A. WILSON, Deceased.
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT BY TIL
j petition presented and filed hy o. ". Wilson
Administrator Of the above named Estate. pray
necessary to sell the whole Of the Real Estate t,
ay the allowance so the family, the debts out
stain Dg against the deceased, the debts, ex
penses "A. ID charges of Administration.
If is there are ordered By the Court that al
nnrsors Interested in the said Estate appear be
fore the said Probate Court. on MONDAY, tn
9th dav of February. A. d. 1871, At eleven O
clock. 4. NJ, at the Court Room OF sad Court
ut Auburn, IN said county, t. sh'" cause "h'
an order of sale should not De grated to 81
Administrator rs prayed for: and that copy o
this order be published at least four success,v
weeks IN the PLACER HLRALp n Eewspape
printed and published in said County.
D. W. SPEAR,
Probate Judge, Placer County.
January 9Th, 1871
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
COUNTY OF PLACER.
I. Geo. &. Sawell, County Clerk Of Place
County State aforesaid, and ex-oifcio Clerk o
the Probate Court in and for SAID County an
State, do hereby certify the foregoing to be
full, true and correct copy of an order duly mad
and entered upon the minutes of said Probat
Court.
IN witness whereof, I have hereunto set m.
~ hand and affixed the Seal of said Court
SEAL tins 9Th day Of January, A: D. 1871.
>Z707O GEO. &. SEWELL,
Probate Clerk.
BY JAS. W. SMITH, Deputy. lt,t
Auburn, January 7th, 1S71.-iw.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
1918 Prizes 1t,uOxHfiszg to
- 80. 600.

The Gifts VIII be Awarded I'm IL Preesefseiy
Similar nner at the Co.cert give"
ia Sun Fra ncisco In aid Of the Mer-
camille Library.
The drawing will be under the management OF
c. CONWAY, President of the Board of Trus-
tees of the Town of Grass Valley; S. p. DOR
SEY, School Trustee; A. HOOPER Chief En-
,ineer of the Fire Department.; and PATRICK
ENGLISH. MARTINFORD and DANIEL COL
LINS, in behalf of the Orphan Asylum at Grass
Valley. ..r,r'
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
BORN.


At Auburn Jan. 18th the wife of Stephen Am
bruster, Of a daughter
At Auburn, Jan. lGth, the wife Of Frank Lux,
If II SON.
At Auburn Jan. 18th The wife of Moses Pre-
lom. of n dauehter.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
S15O.OOOGOldCOin

A GRAND GIFT CONCERT WILL BE CIV.
n en- at HAMILTON HALL,
GRASS VALLEY,
On February TtUenty-Second, 1871,
By the Grass Valley BENEVOLENT ASSOCI-
ALTON, for the Benefit of the town of Grass Val
.ey; To extend water pipes, to the SCHOOL
FUND: the ORPHAN ASYLUM; and to the
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
DIED.

~ aupurn, Jan 18th, infant son of Frank Luz
md wife.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21

Below we publish letter from Gov. II.
II. Haight in answer to one from Hon. w.
Minis, Senator from Yolo and Solano coun-
ties. The letter explains itself fully:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-17
POPE Plus TX.
The Coming Juhilee-InstructiOns Issued
by Archbishop Spalding-The Catholic
Societies Preparing for the Event.

The annive rsary celebration of the cleo
zion of Pope Plus TX. as the Holy Father of
the Catholic Church will be participated in
by all good Catholics on the seventeenth in
slant The following instructions have
been issued by Archbishop Spalding, of Bal
timore:
Saturday, the seventeenth of June, will
be the twenty-ftth anniversary of the cleo
ton of our Holy Father, Pope Plus TX. Of
the two hundred and sixty P0ntffs who
have successfully filled the chair of the
Blessed Peter, he is the only one, after st.
Peter himself, whose pontificate will have
extended to twenty-five years"
The archbishop recommends: ]. That on
Saturday, the sevente nth or Sunday, the
eighteenth instant, as the faithful may pre-
fer, there be q general communion through
out the archdiocese for the holy father,
especially for his deliverance from the
hands of his enemies. 2. That in Baltimore
and Washington the various societies, both
English and German, meet in the afternoon
of that day, and, accompanied by the faith
full, march in procession to some suitable
place, where they may pass such reso-
buttons as their hearts will dictate.
In the churches outside of Baltimore
and Washington, the manner of giving ex-
preston to these feelings of filiaI love and
devotion is left to the judgment of the re-
spective pastors The Reverend Pastoral
Clergy of Baltimore and Washington, after
reading the circular, will please suggest the
propriety and expediency of a general illu-
mination of their houses by the Catholics at
nine O'Clock, on Saturday, seventeenth of
June, in honor of the joyous and glorious
event. The imprisoned POntiff deserves this
and every other honor at their hands.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-17
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches

WASHINGTON, June l6.-The Wisconsin
Democratic State Central Committee, in
calling State Convention, says: The true
mission of the party is to deal practically
with the questions of the day, ignoring con-
troversies settled by the progress OF
events"
An unprecedented thunder storm pre-
vailed yesterday throughout Oregon, by
which telegraphers were shocked to insen-
sibility.
The German-Americans of San Francisco,
in convention, approve the reconstruction
acts, favor universal amnesty, and the pay
ment of the national debt according to the
text of contract; they oppose Chinese labor
and railroad grants, demand modification
of the tariff and repeal of Sunday and
liquor traffic laws.
LONDON, June 16, A M.-The Countess
of Paris, last night, gave birth to daugh-
ter.
Napoleon and Eugene have made visit
to the Prince of Wales.
Tue Times states that the French loan
will amount to over two milliards of francs.
The state of siege ceases in Paris to-day.
Reports OF .renewedtagitation in Belleville
an La Villette are unfounded.
German soldiers visiting Paris are occa-
.sionally insulted in the streets and have
been refused seats at tables in restaurants.
VERSAILLES, June l6.-Francis Paul
arrested as communist, has been re-
leased.
The government will remain at Versailles
until October.
Motions have been presented in the As
sembly for prolongation of the powers of
the Assembly and Theirs for two years.
PARIS, June 16.-A proclamation has been
issued by the International Society which
declares:
1--WE are disarmed, but not conquered,
and are still one hundred thousand strong
Favre and Trochu were the authors of our
mistortunes, aided by capital and the priest
hood. We accepted the responsibility of
the confagraGion. We must have no ute
rior disputes-no divisions at the polls.
Reaction took away our arms, but not our
votes. Vive la Sociale! Vive la communal"
LIVERPOOL. June l6.-Cotton: Net re-
ceipts Of the week $4,000 bales; American
$4,000 bales. Sales of the week I33, 900; for
export $4,000, for speculation sc, 600. Stock
on hand 945 900, of which 615, 600 are Ameri-
can. Actual exports y, 900 bales.