davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07

Rev. Albert Hopkins. for foTty-thTee years
professor in Williams College, and brother 9th
presilen; Of TIA; institution, died a: his home IN
williamstown, en- Friday last, in TIE sizty-af-h
yesr Of his sge. Professor Hopkins has hi'asel.
been a large part Of the history Of Williams Col
lege, Thirty-saven years $40 he commenced on
his pertonsl responsibility the erection Of the as
Economical observatory connected with that ins;i-
tuition This was the first building in this country
devoted exclusively to this purpose, and it FLY
bears his name. President Hopkins has res gnad
his Office The College vii find Ii hard to FL
the place of those two broiherr, with men Of
equal devotion to its interests sHd sbility il
their profession.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07

-s.Ihe worst coughs yicld, as if by magic 70 the
wonderful curative powers 81 Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery 5nS&satlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07
9eu advertisements.

=. W.. SMITH, ", ID,
SPECIALIST FO2 ALL DISEASES OF THE
Eye, Ear, Throat * t.uss$s.
Omce Ia Times building. opposite
Post UGic~.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07

The examination for graiu2-i1n at the State
Normal School =, Johnson, was held Tues1ly
aai wednesday, May 18th sad 15th. The ez-
sminers were Secretary French. Prof Weber
and Mr. Camp. Tae clnlil.;es. thirteen ia the
first cour5e and one in The ,oc5aI, were sH sue
cassfal.
The exhibition took place welassizT evening.
and consisted CT original essays and oratio1s,
snd music by the Stove C1rnet Bsnl.
Just before The IIose Of the exercises Secretary
French requested the audience to re seated and
Mr. L. B.bcooL, Of the graduating class, then
presented the Principal with s silver ice pitcher
and goblets, bearing the inscription, d" Pre-
scented to c D. Mead, A. H., by the scholars Of
the State Normal School. johnson, VI. LAY
Doth, ls72'' The remarks Of the Principal, il
which he expressed his entire surprise and hi.
thanks to the scholars, was followed by stirring
pie,e Of music by the band, after which the
evening was closed BY benelieiiou from Rev. J.
/ D1ugherty
TIE pitcher AMI goblet we're @. The finest triple
plate, and was selected by B $. Fuilngton from
the splendid stock OF {. W wingate, Burlington
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07

-uA' tAA II tpANt
r.
p i "a. % u ,. b.ose@.
STATE Ut 'EhHON4' 10 Tie Honorable
CaITTEsDES COUNTY, SIS Coulty Court, next 70
, ,-,ti, on. c ~ o., DC I sS,g. ~ DuIt-ns
soA, Nts.iH al ~ t4e 'lLty q CnltSehden Aore-
'aiI.ol 'e sGL "a lsy q tehoes' Al 81
liuioly 49,! ~u'li 'IlI'Ia a. Drown q EurInE
9i.i pa an .s4 y my tAl A. burlington,
IA lAs S9u4y Vi SLlttehleu aiJTesaia on the l9th
"a % - 49, a. - s'e We I4NlllIy naIIlI %
"iIllslA IL blo~n, t.en CT the same burlington
~ ~ ~ "a - - "a ,eN iosA IA ne esats
"a s Ne~ l"4A' ~ l-c NsF- Llii-iAi u ware an
OAc-4-lh- gospel 1ilui-ter o. Burlington Aforesaid
.Il Lf-Ll .iat uu4e iot"als % the ifth GAY @!
MaToh' a H. !7o'. She Lived with The said William
u hIohn' n lhe srl;i observance % al the duties
49, t ~ $50 s,e rl - g., .-l' "5i ,is $40
p IIl'-u. n hiy"H -ithe-- any cause Or p-ovoea-
ton on the par, q your Psi'i2'ns5 vfeiy de-
e cl a. ..olel gas g-.'-.1er q harrington
t4'It7.t az went ID ta4d tla1 Il NeW ftiks Ia the
resided and sui lc.ios Ia saii CIV o. New Yors
in The STATE Of new YORK. A4d your petitioner
rum he tre ne Nv y. ls l,i ,al m mn
a. s-,restii itie-+" hts ,-isl' 100 ~,
wholly failed % re-ror OF iUrulsh your petitioner
With any support or mallt1irarce Ehasever, AID
that your petitioner. though erj1yins very poor
OWE personal Ao1r anl me chai;y o. Ler Relatives
for her support and 81. sis'e-ce
Your pct. ane- therefore h9.ubly pra this Hon
orab.e Court, that the BONDS Of matFiaouy bstTeea
her and the s1i1 william II. Brown, nay te els
solved ara hi.l OF civor,s granted her
A. DaLe'- az ~ - lHr .h 'le OSu-ts Oh OAltteniehs
the 81 day o. june & ID. i1'@.
Marina H. BRewy
--he.,r..-.-..... - -.
al 10 80 20 go -'t $500 ~ 'in- 80
- -. -. 80 a.'l ., i-'lL. o-en in4us %
o. ~. -, p-,- 9. ~ !" ~ ~ ~ thls 80
c11-', i 30 49, a.; 80 70 S=,.H- $4,000 Is
,rierst 10 IN. ..t-i- A. :ii -, N ~ te -
1etIet ~ ~. Ne p5i,i'''' nll, II, bioNn' 70
Gr-+ -, lie 49, n. e., . ~. . VI -
Cs-,..- a. g- a. "a ~, IN a.. ~ az -. .ul a.
terA ID Isl men 1 tb.-- 30 ~. 49, = - -
- ~ = =, - --'- --i--lf IN tle Hisl GAY "a
$780, = ~ - - 5'' s..'',., y Puo
ost-,ii,- H. ~, t-7 81 t,-,i e - - - SUI
neWspa1er unbiishe- a. 9 z,,-f,1 ~ ~ - "a
- s' q ~, Inn .1n. me tas. o.
Is.,,rs To- ..s.i.r ,l s.jJ i',5,-+ -t--.;7 80 eA
No., =. t--.,--. ~. $3.50 81 = T., 81, d,
OF Jsns. A III i--7 '---7 ''- 80
% -A'i a 40 1870 t,,,-,,.t, o.
CuAnLFs RUSSELL. 49,, 800
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07

tons Of -Kluxism in the South. He sustain
ed the Ku-Klux legislation and claimed the lsws
had been fairly executed.
Gov. Uglesby was called upon as the next
Governor Of Illinois
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07

lie siooi here with the colleagues Of he race,
as demonstration Of the accomplishment, Of
emancipation. and SIS an example OK the
justice Of the American people. lie pledged
the earnest cooperation and s1ppc OF yl1,-
600 coorei votes to the work Of this convention.
The c1.oTel race intended to assist IN seen RAG
citizens eIusl protection Of law, no; oEly a. ros
hut Il home. lArn.sGEel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07

DIssIRITT % VEEHONT 3.
The President OF The United States Of A.tr.i. E,
the Marshal &C tie District OF Vermont OF either
Of Ii l.uE L.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07
EVERYBODY SPEAKS FAvoRABLY.
WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT VICE.
TINE FOR TEN TIMES IT'S COST.

The great bcleit have received from the use Of
DIT Quinn p NEGEr.sE induces me 70 give my
testimony 10 It's favor. heIive It 10 be only Of
great vaiua for restoring The health, butt proven
live Il diseases pecul NJ 10 theSspriDg and summer
seasons. would got De thout It for ten times its
cost.
EDWIN TILnEN,
Attv. AMI Gsa'l \ e. lor Mass f the Craitsmen's
L'io Assurance Co, No. g Sears BUi ding,
Boston, Mas.
June 4-w4T
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07
Eincm SHjfins S;

Good Goods desirable shades and Of all prices and
qualities, Just the thing for the coming seasoa'
Fourth To our assortment Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07

Mr. Or took the platform and pledged his
State for the ticket and referred to the ISLANDERS
10 which Grant had been subjected, and compsr-
ed his experience in this respect with that of
Washington and Jackson. He eulogized the
President. whose election he considered a neces-
sity. II Grant had failed as president. be mir.
Orr.l liked such f.iluree He claimed that tn e
administration was = success at home and
ab-oai. He dilated Ct some length on the opera
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07
FOR SALE.
AT \ BARti AIN
AGBISr MILL, planning SHOP. CIDER MILL
HOUSE, BARN and EIGHT ACRES If GOOD
LAND. Oh which are FIFTY FRUIT TREES.

COOD WATER POWER, with Rock Foundation
" Grs- Mirl commands a large patr1 mage and Ia,
a good trade in Flour. Mesl and Feed. CIDER Mil
averages SO bols early. Desiring to 20 West soon
the above property will be sllI cEENP Can hs
bought for less than : ID J on easy terms. Don't
miss the chance.
A man with few hundred. can place llmselfi Ia q
business which will pay bstter than any farm 10 tlt
State r. l.. SMALL
April ls. i--2 4]E-w Brownsville. Vt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07

South Carolins delegate expressed the graft
ficstion with which he had heard Gerritt Smith
and now asked that the South be heard through
Gov. Orr of South Carolina
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07

comprising al the novelties Of tho pIes3c: reason
S5cond.-ro quite an inyoi,e of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-19
NoBoDYs DARLING.

Little and pallid, and poor and shy,
With adowncast look In her soft gray eye;
No scornful toss Of = queenly head,
But dropping bend OF the neck instead.
No ringing hugh, and no dancing feet,
No subtle wiles, aul GNaidoaf sweet,
No jeWels costly, no garments dne-
She u Nobody's Darlng-but mins'
No .DSlyY9denr coquettish airs;
NohRh.6eae6 boots TO throw her down stairs;
No yachting Jacket and nautical style,
with Q sailors hat that she calls her tile"
But "LAdy"" u stamped on eer qniet brow;
And she orsrtn my heart can't teh COW;
Nobody's-Nobody's Darlng-but mine'
No saucy, ravishInc. Rirlish grace.
But settled calu on the sweet pale face;
No sparkling chatter and rcpartee;
Ven silent aud still 10 She g.E s
Yet 70 Sc ssslaeth rs queen 81 girls;
Why love her can't define,
For she's Nobody's-Nobody's Dsrnng-Sut
mine $4,000 oS}Sti.F- - ~
Wsrc riches hers, or beauty rare,
she would lose her charm and become less
w.ro % 4ins. to .ahs "a ssoss sanser. snan,
Thsy could not add TO their grace at all:
She would learn to smlle and speak by rulc,
In the foolish book " Dana Fashions school;
Now she's Nobody's DarlinS-but minel
The day has come when the cooling dove
Croons to his nAtoa Q song of bve, EsE
When nature stifs, and the copses ring,
In all the joyarce OF dawninS spring.
Tho day has come when dare TO speak,
To watch the blush on the once pale cheek,
To whisper lew on ST. Valentine,
Darling Nobody's Darling but minor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-19

ArrESrtoS Is called By the Louis
vills Courier to Mrs. Peter Gronda. Of
Mackinac county, Michigan. She has
TIVE nty-three children. One OF her
daughters has thirteen children, an
other Of her daughters has twelve chill
dren; one Of her sonshas fifteen chill
dren, and all the rest Of Mrs. Gronda's
sons and daughters have large and In
creasing families. Further, the old
lady wears snow-shoss, and can walk
ten miles q day without blinking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-19

They have . sensation in Crawford
county, Indiana. Years ago little
girl was sent to hunt the, cows and
never returned, During the past win
ter tracks Of a child in the snow In an
open field were seen. The path made
BY tho little feet always begins In the
open field and ends IS suddenly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-19

In 1850, General Horatio Hubbell
and John p. Sherbourne, Of Phlladel-
phia, petltioned Congress in favor OF
laying an Atlantic cable, the petition
giving details Of plan Of General
Hubbell's for layinga cable between
Newfoundland aud Ireland, and dem
oustratinS that the soundlngs in that
part Of the ocean showed the project
to be feasible. This was the tirst men,
ton Of the plan Of TRANSATLANTIC tele-
1raphy, which has since been so sue
cessfullY carried out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-19

The miners at the South African dia-
mond fields propose raising a subscrip-
tlon for a tiara Of straw colored dia-
monds, to be presented to the Princess
Of Wales with the hope that, II the
Princess accepts and sit, It may
cause stones Of that color to become
fashionable, and consequently increase
their value. il&d4 '."..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-19

The late William Newton. Of Alba
ny, N. Y, whose estate was valued at
&375,O0O, left $4,000 In the Albany
Guardian Society and Home Of the
Friendless, and $4,000 to the Ameri-
can Baptist Free Mission Society. OF
which $1,000 Is to be used in transla-
ting the Bible into the Japanese Ian
ctlape
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-19

The President recently told dele
CATION who called upon him, protest.
Ing that they We're hot oflice-seekers,
that ''rhe most fortunate man Is he
who does not want an Office, and the
next most fortunate he who knows he
can't get one."", n -'I g.r.w r..s .E
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-19
rn FoSd Jo,ssal, ! London peri

Tnr Fpod Josssal, = London perl
odical. records . touching Instance Of
vegetarian enthusiasm" 1t tells
how NJ. Gleizes WAS forty years q
rabid and uncompromising enemy Of
meat, printing several volumes In
honor Of vegetables. Unfortunately,
Nine. Gieizes did not share in his SEN
timents, for she Insisted upon nations
OF flesh and fish and fowl. n. Gleizes
gave her her choice-to give up the
ilesh-pots or give up him. She hesi-
tated and was lost. The marriage has
been dissolved; Madame can eat chops
when she pleases, and Monsieur has
nobody with whom to break his Gra-
ham bread. .-.sr.... ..rr sr..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-19

A GEOLOGICAL. lecturer has made
Rhode Island people laugh by declar-
ing that there ara 100 square miles tf
anthracite coal'in that State. People
who walk across the State every day
to and from work, say they havo never
noti ced it. ra
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-19

A CONNECTICUT man Is engaged In
working up . saw log, thirty feet long,
into fife for Gilmore's jubilee. 1t
will be blowed by nitro-glycerine,
saws the Norwich Bulletin. and that
paper Is authority on all subjects.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-19

A ArKNAI.s smuggler Of silks, who
had lust been convicted at Buffalo and
sentenced to tho Albany Penltentiary,
while on her way thither got the otfi-
Ger in charge Of her drunk and escaped
into New York city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-11
fCowr1NugD FROM FIRST PAGE. |

900 majority on the entire State ticket. The
Democrats coupede the election OF the Re
publican State ticket, except for Governor,
claiming small majority for Hendricks.
The official vote is coming in very slowly,
nd will require almost the entire vote 70
ArTive at the result.
Second Dispatch.l
IEDIANAPOLIs, October l0.-Ihe following
are official returns:
Carroll county-HendricBs' majority 90;
Democratic majority in 1870, a.
Clinton county-Browne's majority BUG;
Democratic majority in 1870, 245.
Monroe c0unty-Browne's majority 49,;
Democratic majority in 1870, 5.
Warwick c0unty-Hendricks' majority
go; Democratic majority in 1870 443.
Wells county-HendIicks Emajority, 1886
Democratic majority in 1870, 4S5.
Wayne county-Browne's majority 1917;
Republican majority in 1870, 1888.
Jefferson county-Br0wne's majority 224
Republican majority in 1870, 22O.
Vermilion ccunty-BrowneS majority 400;
Republican majority in 1875, 270.
Marion couhty-Browne's majority 973;
Republican majority in 1870, 14l8.
Third Dispatch.l
INDIAEAPoLs, October l0.-Oficiala re-
turns from eighty counties, reported ma
5orities from nine, and estimated majorities
from three counties, elect Hendricks by 300
30 500 majority. The balance of the State
ticket is probably Republican. The Repub-
ueans have a majority of four in the Senate
and eight in the House.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-11
FOREIGN.
eight at stnmb ouI-Fears of a Massacre
Cuban Volunteers Discussed-SettIe-
1nent of the Alabama Question-Dis-
honor TO England.

Eight at St1mb Oul-Fears of Massacre
Cuban Volunteers Discussed-Set'le.
anent of the Alabama Question-Dis.
honor TO England.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, October 1O.-A fight oc-
CURED yesterday at STEAMBOAT between
Turks and PeIsians. The troops were
called out to suppress the riot. and fired ON
the Persian party, killing three and
qvounding thirty live. Several soldiers were
injured.
The Persian colony is greatly excited,
and there are fears Of general massacre.
MADRID October I0.-In the Senate to-
day Diye2e severely attacked the Cuban
volunteers for insubordination and ferocity.
The Minister of the Colonies defended
them, declaring their services in maintain
9ag order in Havana and other towns in
valuable.
The abolition society of Madrid have
sent a petition to the Senate praying for
the manumission of the slaves in Cuba
The petition has been referred to the Kings
ministers.
LONDON October l0-Bentinck, member
ut Parliament, in public speech last night,
said ''the settlement of the Alabama ques-
ton was a dishonor to England. 1t was
absurd that rule should be made to hold
and bind England to the responsibility OF
zin act committed before the rule had any
existence. England deserves the scorn of
The whole world, and would cease to hold
her position among nations"
A mutiny of Conservatives at Castle Hell
denham was addressed by Henry Jeryis,
member of Parliament, and others, who
severely censured the government for its
conduct and negotiations with the United
States.
The Geographic tolls on dispatches for
warded and received, at the expense Of the
British Government, ON the subject of indi-
rect claims amount to 100000.
PARIS, October l0.-Robichon and Ely
rand, two Communists, who have been on
trial, have been convicted and sentenced
to be executed.
HAVANA, October 9, via Key West, Octo-
Icr l0-The strike OF the cirgarmakers is
ever. Committees of both sides have
agreed on scale Of wages.
The Charles Bright party have recovered
she Panama cable and laid the shore end
yesterday to Harbor Head, Jamaica.
It is reported that the Intendente has
seized large quantity of petroleum be- |
longing to the Mere Ajuoa Company.
The insurgents attacked the village of |
yequas, near Puerto Principe. The garri- |
son repulsed the insurgents.
Volunteers of Veulta Abajo district are |
pursuing Carlos Balino and Gonzales Casio,
noted insurgents and bandits.
The Intendente offers to infOrmers the |
entire proceeds Of the sale Of merchandise |
seized for smuggling.
The troops killed the insurgent chief,
fuan Antonio Rajas, near Sante Spirit.
CONSTANTINoPLE October l0.-The Sui
AN has conferred the order Of Asmarie on
lie Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia. 1t is
that 3,000,0 coo of the Inhabitants
ave died from famine in Persia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-11
D1TSCELLANEOUS.

Father Matthew's Birthday Anniversary
FFCath of William III. SewRTd-Fire in
Sing Sing-Striking BrickIayers-Heavy
Rnins and foundations about Browns
willie.
Boston, October 10.-To-day being the
anniversary of Father Matthew's birthday
the Catholic societies were out celebrating
it by grand parade
AUBURN n. Y, October l0.-William II.
Seward died at his residence in this city
Ghis afternoon
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, October To-
Twelve stores in the principal business por.
zion OF Sing Sing, burned last night; two
persons were severely burned. Loss over
$lJ0,000.
CHICAGO, October IO.-Men belonging to
the Bricklayers' Union are still on a strike.
Some evince a disposition to- interfere with
uon-uniOn men, who are still at work on old
wages. Y, sterday afternoon gang of 125
strikers went to McCOrmick's reaper fac
Bory, in course of construction in the south
ern part of the city, with the intention of
driving of the wOrkmen. They sent COM
yRittee to request the men to stop work, and
un the refusal of the contractor to allow
them to enter the premises they threat
ened violence. Policemen were called upon
to protect the workmen. So far no dis
ts1rbance has occurred. The employers are
firm in resisting the demand of the strikers.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, October l0.-For
several days past q severe rain storm, with
wind from the east, has prevailed here. The
country in many places is inundated and
the roads impossible. The diligence from
Natamoras to the interior of Mexico left
this morning and was compelled to return.
The water rose over BrazOs slaid on ac-
count of the strong tide and wind, COM
pletely submerging the place, The inhab- |
Itants and customs officials were taken of |
in a steamer without loss of life, The water |
is the highest known here for years.
BALTIMORE, October l0.-The new light |
hoase on the Thimble Shoals, two and a |
half miles east, was lit tonight for the first
4ine. Willoughby Spit hghtship will be
withdrawn.
ST. LOUIS, October I0-A prize fight
between Ton Kelly and Fred Bussey took
place Yesterday on Carroll Island about
thirty miles below this city. Won by Kelly
ia twenty seven rounds.
LOUISVILLE, October l0.-The Southern |
excursion party reached here this morning,
numbering 425 from Mobile, Montgomery,
Selma Tuscaloosa, Eufaula Iuscumbia
GEeenville, Birmingham, Alabama; Pensa-
cola, Florida; Columbus and West Point,
Georgia; Pulaski, Tennessee; and othef
points along the new Southern route from
Z louisville to the gulf. The delegation in
from those States. They were entertained
here to-day, visiting the various objects of
n terest about the city. The entertainment
closed with banquet this evening.
Sioux Cry, Iowa, October 10, $50 ?, NJ,
Yesterday the city and vicinity was visited
W. a severe shock of On earthquake. PEG
BE rushed from houses, and considerable i
excitement prevailed fer a brief period.
RE shock lasted about minute and half.
gaay buildings shook,
The shock was severe, and great excite l
asnt. prevailed AT Yankton the shock, !
.lShough faint, was distinctly felt No
.anage DONE Reports from 0ther portions
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-11
MARKETS
Domestic Markets,

New YORK, October 10, Evening -Cottor
closed easier: sales Bill bales; middling up
lands l94c; Orleans 1g4c. FiOur-S0uth
ern quiet and without decided change; com
mon to fair 81 3009 65; good to choice
SO 70 0l2. Whisky dull and nominalIy un.
changed. Wheat about lc higher; 81 IS q
| Is for winter red Western Corn a shade
1rmer; 63lb 064C for steamer Western
mixed. Pork shade easier; $I4 so for
| mess Lard quiet and firm at 8aB q 9asc.
81 IL 10 TO- '-l0 ''''O' ~ O''10 N0''A qu'S' AZ
Net receipts of cotton to-day 391 bales;
| gross 4l78; sales of futures I3, 800: October
| l8A 0l8 7-l6c; November 1874 a IS Slice;
December 1880; January 1894 a 1870; Feb
ruary I9A 0l9 5.l6c; March Is 1916 87sc;
April 20l8 go 3-l6c.
Coffee firm; Rio Az 18c. Sugar dull;
fair to good refining SO 094c, Cuba So
09c. MOlasses dull and unchanged. Rice
easier at IA 0S12e. Freights to Liverpool
dull and declined.
CINCINNATI, October 10-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; mIddling 1872 q l834c. Flour
quiet and unchanged 81 4007 rs. Wheat
Demand fair and market firm; red 81 500
81; white 81 650 r. Corn dun and prices
dropping, 42043c. Oats quiet and IN
changed; old $50 SEC; new 30 035c. Pork.
Demand fair and market firm, $l3 IS. Lard
steady, demand moderate; kettle Sc; steam
1a4c; summer held at 758c. Bulk meats
Demand good at full prices; sales of shout
d ,6 at SO a6Ac; clear rib I04c; clear
lO44c. Bacon-Demand good at full prices
Tor Tor sides; shoulders quiet and firm, n a
1Ssc; clear rib lAc; clear 1I24 Whisky
Demand good at full prices, 8Sc.
ST. Louis, October 1O-No market TO-
day Banks and business houses closed to
allow employees to attend the fair
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. October 10, acknowledgements
closed at 92A for money and 92I9 on
account. United States bonds-Five-twen-
ties Of 1865 9378. Specie in the Bank of
England decreased f773, 900 since the last
report.
LryERrooL, October 10, Evenlng.-Cotton
ctc quiet and steady, middling uplands
9ss 09a4d; Orleans I001018d; sales to-day
$4,000 bales; export and speculation 1000 |
bales. Sales of middIing uplands at Savan-.
nah or Charleston for November delivery |
9hd; for December sid.
PARIS, October 1O.-French rentes 53f
I2c' @..