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DIED.

LuSK-1n Chicago, o. the evening OF Dec 10 at TIM
residence Ct H 81. Haa{ liz Cottage Gruye-ay alter
lingering Illness, saic E., Wite Of william & Iusk
aged Is years. 0"@~'
unesal at the residence the ast inst. Intszmsut in
,VLnckport and Medina, n T., Battle Creek and Al
oion Mich. papers plass copy.
.LANGDON111n this dty, the 18th iast Of typhoid
1eVer, Emma E third laughter OF John and Chariotto
L4ngduu; aged l8 yearsand months.
tunera! from the fesenca the of tha eee.x
ed ~ Hinman-st, Sunday the I'd inst, at sd a. n
S9Eces ogeE the roan, Of tho DECEASED at Hasteds
Friends Of the family eQucsted to attend.
sHEiRLoCK;on Saturday uoraing at o'clock ., H..
Funeral from her Ate residence 81 MitcheIst thia
day At 10 o'clock by c.fzisges to Calvary Cemetery
beloved wife Of Edwin j. Clark. 1910 A17s
Remains taken to Vaukesha, Wis.
sTAfTON-Dec. 9, Mary wife of John Stanton
Funeral from her ate residence 93 East Iudians-st m
Sunday, DEG. p, byc.Es to Calvary CeznaterY ' W
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.sYoung ladies' Of the time Of Edward w..
says Q recent writer, $: were brought up with
greater strictness than their descendants under
Victoria. Mammas in those days kept thei1
daughters greater part Of the day at hard
work, exacted almost Blavish Difference from
them, and even, as an able antiquarian states,
counted upon their earnings. After they had
attained certain age, it was the custom for
the young Of both sexes to be sent to the houses
Of powerful mobiles to finish their education by
learning manners, and thus q noble lady was
often surrounded BY beyy OF fair faces from
the owners Of which she did not scruple to re-
ceive payment for their living,
t'Let US follow lady Of gentle blood through
or f-past-lstens to mathis, and then
dresses; breakfast follows, and this is her cos
tune silk gown, richly embroidered with fur,
open from the neck to the waist in front; and
having turnover collar Of darker color;
broad girdle with q rich gold clasp; skirts so
long as to oblige the wearer to carry tnem over
the arm; shoes long and pointed; q gold chain
round the neck; and, to crown all the steeple-cap
with its pendent gossan1er vail; after regaling
herself with boiled beef and beer she will, pos
sib1y, if religiously inclined, so to- chapel; il
not, to the garden, and weave garlands.. This
friends, will take her until noon, when dinner
is served, after which an hour or so will be
spent with the distaf or the spinning wheel.
T.
possibly, dance. OF the latter our young 1ady
is extremely fond, and has been known. once
or twice, when agreeable company was in the
house, to commence dancing after dinner and
to continue until supper, when; after short
respite, she began again. She has grown
tired of the old carole, and now
dotes upon those merry jigs imported
from France. Later on, another
meal is. served, called the rere-
supper or banquet, after which abe may drink
Q glass Of warmed ale or cup OF wine, if she be
80 inclined, and then retire Tor the night. An
other day, in the proper season, abe may go
a-hawking, Or ride on horseback, or hunt tho
stag, or shoot rabbits with bow and ar7ows, or
Sitness bear-baiting, or some other ouch refined
amusement. i
Young ladies Of this age are cautioned by q
". de Montaiglon, who appears to have been
somewhat Of q poet and social reformer,
against being, too quick to fall in love, from
md from chattering at table. They are enjoined |
% practice habits Of industry. to respect The
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OF The many elegant and suburb buildings which
s-eady adorn city, the marble-front aore Of
Messrs. Giles, Bro. Co., No. 266 aad 26s Wabash
avenue equals If does not surpess, I'll others in in
te-na appointments as we'll architectural beauty.
IL the design and arrangements Of this establishment
ta 1ost faultlcss skill has been displayed both in the
-ostly and yariegated marble columns the massive and
chy-e &ryed walnut cases, and elegant and beautiful
mirrors, which give to the whole tout ensemble most
blessing happy in effect M Ths s+E e1 sFsfsos
meut Es one Of marvellous beauty. This handsome
store s broad lofty and symmetrical, all Of which
must impress the v: that the landable ambition OF
essrs. Giles, Brc. Co. wse to construct business
palace which would rival au others in the Vest.
Their stock Of jewelry, daa:ponds watches, silver
syare, ETC.. which selected }g5th cure by one OF
the firm. arge varied and attra4f9e, and surpasses
every other firm west of New York lss and IS being
daily increased with goods specially intIGed for the
i,oi1ay trade Mesgrs Giles, Bro Co. viii E2ld re-
:eption.oo Monday and Tuesday evenings Of thF EeeE
tha. The ladies and gentlemen Of this city and aajn
ing Will have opportunity ct examining IN de-
coI tt,eir elegant stock of goods.
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ST. PAUL.,
Thc Wheat Crop Of NIinnesota-ShLp-
nentS Of Silver Ore.

The Wheat Crop of HIinnesota-ShIp-
mentS Of Silver Orc.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
ST. PAUL, Dec. 21.-The official estimates Of
the wheat product Of Minnesota FOR the year
1872, based upon reliable data are as follows !:
The average yield per acre, serenteen and three
5ourths bushels makes the total wheat product
OF the State during the yoar less than 26 000,-
GOO bushels: The amount necessary to be re-
tanned within the limits Of tho State for home
consumption will hardly reach six millions Of
bushels, remaining for export or sale over
10000, 900 bushels, more than double that Of
the preceding year. This places Minnesota
third, if not second, in the wheat producing
States Of the Union.
day or two ago ninety-si1 barrels Of silver
ore from Silver 1slet, passed through this city
en- route for the smelling works of the Silver
1slet Mining Company, near Detroit. This oro
came cam to Duluth, and over the Lake Superior and
Mississippi Road, in charge of Henry Sibley,
Esq, nephew Of General Sibley. It was valued
at some s6o, 900, and is probably the most valu-
aole shipment ever made over the L. S. !: II.
Road.
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HORRIBLE ATROCITY.

A Sailor Supplies the Crew and Eiren
q Vessel to sGet Even ,, with, the
Captain-Me is Suffocuted to Death,
and is the Only Victim.
HALIFAX, n. S., Dec. 21.-Wiliam Wately, the
colored steward Of the brigantine Union Star,
OF Parr!s6oro, to avenge himself On the Captain,
attempted to bllrn the vessel and kill ali OF,
board. He etupeded all hands, while sleeping,
with muriatic acid, and then set fire to tho 7eg-
eel in the hold. Before he could extricate him
self he was suffocated by the smoke. The Cap
tain was awakened in time to arouse the crew
to st: kits, West Indies, was the only person
who lost his life,
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moment and dropped dead. His remains were
taken charge Of BY the Masonic fraternity.
New YoRK, Dec. 21.-Justus Lawrence, Presi-
dent Of the Continental Life Insurance Com
pany, died suddenly this morning at his home in
fonkers.
:. AUGUSTA, Co., Dec. 21.-General Ambrose
tinel, mcmber-elect to Congress- from the Firlth
District, died this morning.
B6sroN, Dec 2l.-Captain Frank Stanwood, Of
ton, yesterday.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


New York Financial News,
NEW YoRR, Dec 9.-Gold was dull throughput the
day, st I1n@111A. The rates for carrying today
were 5, per cent. Cearings. s62 coo o0o The
specie exports for the week amounted to $488 a92
State bonds steady, and very quiet.
government bonds we're very dull, without any .ev9
or interesting features.
:, The Treasury, today dsbmaed s. 1900 in gid,
N anftapation Of the January inter "A the puuo;
debt; also, s1s,7oo in redemption Of 81: 5onds.
Money was PER diem early in the day, hut decliud
70 per cent gold, and at tho close, declined to n
cent currency. e
The b.nk statement Is unfarorable. It shows O..
erase o. $5s2 It's in the legal reserve The banks n
Law,
There has been quiet feeling in the stock 1nazke
Mlth ne exception of short furry in Erie aud Paci
Mal during the morning, the market would ha7t
Proved du!i and uninteresting, Western Union ant
onion Pacific we're active and strong. ohios and Va
nasa rose 5s9% per cent during the morning bnt los
The advance in late dealings. The market closed with
out any change Of note except that Western Union
rose to SIX. Pacific Mail remained at 49, Edo at 59
1ast s5 sa!e steady Ths London quotation
equal to 62H@62x, and it creates some wonder Thv
the Two prices do not agree more closely.
Sterling
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Fires.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 21.-A fire at st. Paul,
Mimi, this morning. burned the Old Settlers
Home, on Bridge square, together with Warmers 3
LITTLE RocK, Dec. 21.-A, fire occurred at
ClaEdncl1e last night, destroying nearly half the
business part Of the town, and the United States
Land Office, Post Office, and all the banks. In
the Land Office there were destroyed all the
valuable documents; those in the Post Office
were saved.
RRoN, Wis, Dec. 21.-The dwelling house Of
General Mcdonald, Of hartford, Greene Lake
County, was burned this afternoon Loss,
925 LOCO,
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schooner Escanaba,. with about thirty othe1s
arrived in this city last evening. They came
with the aid Of snow shoes to the Northern
terminus OF the Jackson, Lansing l. Saginaw
Railroad, where they took the cars for this civ.
There are about fifteen other vessels fast in the
vicinity Of theirs.
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LONDON, Dec u, Is. m.-Flour, sos. Wheat-w1n.
ter l1s 80 SPRING l1s211s 90 white, rs 2d@12s Sd;
Lard, 38s. 0'"
L1vEnPooL, Dec. q, 1:s5 ?. m.-Breadstufs ouiet
and unchanged. Pork, SIS.
LosDoS, Der. q, $50 p. m.-Erie shares, 81.
LONDON, Dec. Observation-Disclosures, 91s< acceun.
glA@eo. American Securities quiet and steady; sos
Erie, 50. <~
ANTWERP, Dec. a1.-Redned petroleum, st.
L1,s;ERFoo1, Dec. 4.-Cotton quiet, and steady;
Sales: eco speculation and export.
BED winter wheat, 3d. Flour, sos. Corn, 28z Sd
Ness pork, 6ss. Beef, $685. Cheese, Ga. cuuaber;
land middles, 3ss. Short clear, 3ss.
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THE SCRIPTURES.
Printers Errors in the English Bib

! HflnIeFS' Eff0fa IN the English Bible
The errors Of the foreign editions Of the Dutch
| and Scotch Bibles are almost iunumerable, Inf
black-letter testament of 1864 printed at eithe,
Edinburgh or in Holland, mistake may be
| met with in nearly every column. In England
itself, vigorous attempt to insure correctness
was made by the restriction Of the right ot
publishing Bibles to the Kings printers; and nc
! more curious proof Of the perpetuity Of Eng
Gsh usages could be found than in the history
| Of this monopoly, The house Of Christopher
| Barker, to which the patent was granted in
1877, wenton steadily printing it until 1709. The
| right was held for 60 years BY Thomas Basket,
and purchased in 1863 by Charles Eyre, whose
representative, Messrs. Eyre & spottiswoode,
'tcontinue succession which has been unbroken
since 1866"
But the monopoly failed in securing the 7ari-
ous editions from even ludicrous and profane
ond folio of 1911, in which the mistakes Of the
first were supposed to have been corrected, We
find, "Ihen comath Judas with them unto q
place called Gethsemane." 4 folio Of 1717 has
received its name Of "the Vinegar Bible,"
from misprint in the heading Of the parable
sent century NJ told that 'the blast Of thy
terrible ones is stone against the WALL" and
that the dogs liked his blood" We may per-
haps expect little irony in the conpoaitor Of
1929 (he may have been an acquaintance Of
Mlton's), who makes the heathen vex the
Israelites, not with their wiles," but with
their s'wires,' or in the printer Of 1640, who
substituted "ruters IN the wilderness" for
':mules,"
But the real mischief Of such blunders lay in
the first folio Of two important words in the
fifth chapter Of st. Johns First Epistle
is still rerpetuated in our prayer-books,
though it has. been corrected in the text
OF our Bibles. s'strain at a gnat'' vas prob
ably typographical blunder IN the first issues
Df Kinr ,Jar&a'a Rb1a for f73e t1atrnir mt of
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!AEoBs-WoLb19In his city at the residence Of tho
sen, Mr. J. H. Jacobs aad Miss aIasr Wot No Cards
aTHoMPSoN-G1LAiAN- Nov 1s, 1872, by tho Rsy,
Gilmau both Ct Chicago, No cards. 11~1@ N4AA@S
COLEs-PARSQNS-c the 18th inst, at the ra,,-
Pr Goodspeed lii. S: W Coles and Miss Kate Passons
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Dec. 21.-The breakwater at Wick.
Scotland, was seriously damaged by the late
storms.
The attendance was large yesterday in the
churches at the services for the SUCCESS Of the
missionary enterprises Of the English Church
LONDON, Dec. 21.-The river Thames, which
has already overhowed its banks in many places,
suddenly rose nearly foot to-day at Windsor
Home Park is one vast lake of water, and thous-
ands Of acres Of other lands are submerged.
The present inundation Of the Thames is the
greatest since the food Of 1852.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, Dec. 21.-Judgment was given, to-
day, against Foster, the alleged Boston for ger.
He was committed for ext1adition.
The motion to appeal to the Privy Council was
rejected.
In the Sauville affair, the report that the Bank
OF British North America made second charge
OF forgery against the accused is denied. One
charge has been made by the Ontario Bank, and
another by the Merchants, Bank.
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;gelr to refrain ION quarrels, and, above II,
Sever to aloW5gentlemen to kiss themln saa


Numbers are now for the frst time being
placed upon the buildings in LaSalle, and the
names 'f the streets are being affixed upon the
stTeet oorlers.
The Philadelphia police, yesterday afternoon,
raidel o gambling saloon On Dock street, and
arrested twenty-niue persons, tro Of whom we're
proprie:oEs:. They also captured u 900 worth OF
paraphgnalia.
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SAN FRANCISCO,

Reported Coal Discoverics-The IN.
dian War in Arizona.
BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.-It is reported that
extensive coal-felds have been discovered near
San Diego, in. the Temecu1ah Mountains.
General Crook has adopted the policy Of en-
Listing friendly Indians to fight the war1ike
Apaches, the Indian Agents cooperating. If
denerat Crook is-not interfered with, he will
make the campaign short and decisive.
, 1872-12-22
R0SfQQ Items

HosroS. Dec. 21-Ihe remains of the bodies
4,ferTcd on the site of Trinity Church have all
;,een removed; the last caskeS having been
taken from there this morning.
Tho work Of removing the per;s from the Old
South Church for preparing the building for
poet nffice Uiu commence Monday.
, 1872-12-22
CLEVELAND.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 21.-Patrick Dougherty,
Who fatally stabbed Malvin Myers in this city,
July IT, was acquitted to-day. on the plea Of self
defence
George Farwell, agent for the Weed Sewing
Machine Company, in Painesville, Ohio, COM
mltted suicide in this city to-day, by taking
hydrate Of chloral. Cause, intemperanco.
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CINc1SsAT1, O., Dec. 14.-Wolf, who killed
Van Naun, the German butcher, was today held
IN Sl5, ,o0( bail to answer to the chaage Of mur-
derln thesecond degree.
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IheEI3DEV4es E8f0tHers' Ezaf1lfes.
NEW Yo2K. Dec. 2i-The London correspond
mt of the Scotsman states that the total lab.i-
ties Of the exploded firm Of Bowles Brothers at
London, Paris, Nice, Genera, and New York, are
now stated to be something more than .E250, 1000,
and tie assets not more than s48, 900, Of which
gum tie much larger part is of only hypothetical
ra11n
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ljAf Y.

ROME, Dec. 21.-The King has almost entirely
recovered.
The Empress Of Russia is soon expected to
visit Naples, accompanied by 3 fleet OF Russian
war vessels.
The Army bill introduced into the Italian Par
lament, to-day provides TINT all Italians be-
tween is and 10 shall be liable to m1litary dnty.
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tain he will not do so unless at the sug-
gestion OF the President. It is also understood
that the Supreme Court regards itself as With
out any power over the question of Judge Brad
ley's going to New Orleans in tho present emer-
gencieg.
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Obituary..

: Special Dl4pdtcd o The Lficago 1Fibune
GA1EsBuna, H., Dec. 21.1W. q. Mower.
foreman Of the Register Office, Of this city, went
to his dinner at the hotel as usual, this noon.
When be sat down and took piece Of meat, he
then returning to tho oflcehe started upstairs.
got up "a faE "a the third sten and atood for 4
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EMBROIDERY, &c.
MRS. DWYERI.
No, l36, cor TWslftl-St. and Fourth-aY.,

has hand al kads OF enbroidezies for lades cloth
and Va1enciennes hndkerchiets. and Bohemian and Pa1
IN marble, antceassortment sold cheaper than can be
bought In tho which sheW trsde for cast OF clothes
or pay caah. Ca be highly recommended for honest
dealing. All ozdszs promptly attended to bv dronnIny
note in the boz.
, 1872-12-22

- Times.9,
New ORLEANS, Dec. 21:-Proceedings to
force G. A. Weed into involuntary bankruptcy
were commenced yesterday, in the United
States Circuit Court, upon the petition of J.
a. Mckee. Judge Durell issued writ direct
ing the United States Marshal to professionally
seize the New Orleans Times newspaper
establishment, which order was executed last
evening, and the Office closed. Judge Alexan-
der Walker and Z. c. Hancock, associate editors
ct the New Orleans Times, will issue news
paper tomorrow. The suspension Of the New
Orleans Times has caused general expressions
Of regret.
, 1872-12-22
Worth Eeepiug,

The most attractive and readable circular lately
xaa yesterday distributed through Post Office, Com-
pEraeuts Of Lilly Phean, Manufacturing Chemists,
Evansville Indiana Their advertisements correspond
Herewith. See Tribune, 15th 18th, 18th, 19th and
1lst; editorial page, LIST column
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New York Dry Goods Market.

new 9oEE. Dec. 2l.-Business continues quiet in an
branches. The market for cotton goods IS r.n but
prices generally unchanged Low grades q brown
eottons are in better request. Heavy standards and
hne browns are fairly active in first hands, who held
Light stocks, and sold ahead On some makes Tcka
and stripes are in demand. Soma grades are higher
and many styles are well held up Woolens remain
dul but firm Foreign gcc Is are very qulet. re
s2,ooo,oo0
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QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 21.-The steamship Java
has arrived.
NEw YoaE, Dec. 21.-Ari7ed, Can.da and
Adrlatic frsm Liverpool.
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RUSSIA.

sT. PETERSBURG, Dec. 21.-Ihe Imperial
Gazette says the question OF the Khiya campaign
has been discussed in Government circles. It
WAS resolved to undertake it.
, 1872-12-22

BAY CITY, Dec. 20.-Captain George Stone Of
tho barge J. s. FaY. and the Captain Of the
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The President.

The President.
c1Sc1SSAr1, Dec. 21.-Presdent Gr.nt en-
.gagea rooms at the Burnett House, but at mid
night had not arrived. He is e1pecaed At 8
o'clock tomorrow morning.
, 1872-12-22
MEETINGS,

Steam Filters, Attention.
There wt be Nesting Of all steam filters Of Chicago
at the Globe Thsatra q, L, On Desp1aincsst SUNDAY
evening Dec. e. AL steam filters ara raouettaa +o ~.
tend. By order at6sexstazy&
r
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-10
| AN ACT to Provide for the Payment of Certain
Debts by the County of Aiken.

An ACT to Provide Tor the Payment OF Certain
Debts by the County of Aiken.
Whereas, by an act approved March lotn,
1871, new judicial county, by the name Oh
Aiken, was formed of portions OF Barnweu'
Edgeheld, Lexington and ~orangeburg; anu
whereas. the said named counties, at the time
the act to establish said County Of Aiken was
nsssed. were, and still are, In debt; anu
whereas, it is but fair and just that tue saio
county of Aiken should assume her proportion
of the debts of the various counties from
which it has been created; therefore,
SECTION l.. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
| House of Representatives OF the State OF Soutn
Carolina, now met and sitting In General As
sembly, and by the authority OF the same:
That ofthe outstanding debts Of the counties
of Rarnwell, Edgefeld, Lexington and
~Orangeburg, of portions of which the said
County OF Aiken has been created, that the
said County of Aiken is hereby made liable for
her proportion, in ratio, to the taxable prop
erty, as taken from each of the above specified
counties.
Sec. 2. That In order to carry out the pro-
visions of the preceding section, it shall be,
aud hereby is, made the duty of county com
missIoners of the counties of Barnwell. Edge
field, Lexington and Orangeburg, to make out
a certified statement of the Indebtedness Of
their respective counties, and forward the
same latter the complete organization Of said
County of Aiken) to the county auditor, OF
any other officer who may discharge the duties
of said Office, who shall, in proportion and
proper ratio, to carry out the provisions Of
this act, cause an annual assessment of one
| thousand dollars to be made on all the tax
able property within the said new County Of
Aiken. TO be used only for the payment and
for the purposes herein mentioned.
Approved March 8, 1872.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-10
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

0SkN63 AsAS
LONDON, April 9.
~Noon.-Consols e2H. Bonds 92K:
Later.-Coasols s2K. Bonds s2X:
NEW YORK, April9.
N~oon.-Freights dull. Stocks very strong.
Gold steady at loX. Money Lie to per cent.
per day. Exchange. long s!H; short OK. Govern.
Evening.-Freights unchanged. Money firm at
HaH. Excha &c dull at ea9x. Gold l0Xslu7f.
New dvea l 10; eighty ones ISM; sixty.twos 12x.
States dull and heavy. Teunessees o., new 81;
aixes 81, Fights 10; Alaoamas. eights 80. ives So;
Georglas, skies IS, seyens SO; South Caro!lnas 81,
new S7K.
LrvERPooL, April 9.
~Noou.-Cottou opened steady. uplands l1Hd,
/ Lster.-Out: on dull; uplands l1xd, Orleans
llxai1kd; sales 10000 bales; speculation and ex.
EveniDg.-Cotton closed dull; upl,nds 11Xd,
NEW YORK. April 9.
N%oon.-Cotton quiet; uplanas 2shc, Orleans
2SXc; sales 1886 bales.
Evening-votton quiet; sales 1858 bales; up
tures to-day $3.50 bales: April 2! l5.l6a23c;
May % 5.lea2aX; Jnae 2sN; July 2s%a24; August
10; December 1ec.
Cotton quiet; mlddllugs 2sXc; net receipts 40
bales; gross 67s; sales $50; stock 10000.
BALTIMORE, April o.
Cotton dull ; midd,ings 23c; net receipts 343
bales; gross 49,; exports coastwtse 60; sales 20;
stock II, 400.
WILMINGTON, April 9.
Cotton frm; middlings 22c; Net receipts 80
bales; exports coastwlse3 9l; bales As; STOCK 27iS.
NORFOLK. Aprll9.
Cotton steady; low middllngs 2lXaI2c;; net re-
ceipts 6lO bales; exports coastwise GUS; sales 100;
stock 2l3S.
SAVANNAH, April Q.
Cotton In good demand and nrm; middlirgs
&c; net receipts Ia. 800 bales; exports coastwise
liz; sales $780, STOCK $3.50.
AUGUSTA. April 9.
Cotton quiet; middlrngs axe; net receipts Is
bales; sales 225.
Cotton quiet; no price quoted; net receipts ao3
NBw ORLEANS, April Q.
Cotton weak; mtddlinqs 22Hc; net recel ,ts I'll
bales; gross ILL., sales 800; stock 1876, l5s.
- GALVESTON, April 8.
Cotton quiet; good ordinary 2Okc; net receipts
III bales; exports 2sS; sales 200; 81, ok q. 7l2.
GALVESTON, April g..
Cotton quiet; good ordinary 20Hc; net. receint8
146 balls; exports TO Great Britain $50; coastwise
20i; sales 500; stock 10 1924.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April o.
Noon.-Breadstufs quiet. Red winter wheat
lis 81. -eern 2Es Cd to 28s.
Eyening.-Lard 40s 81.
NEW YORK, April 9.
Noon.-Flour quiet and firm. Wheat du | and
heavy. Corn dul aud dropping. Pork quiet;
new mess sl3 l2al3 Is. Lard quier; prime steam
8%aSTc. Turpentiue dull aG 68Ha89c. Rosin
quiet aud Lrm at So 05a3 l2h for strained.
Evenlng.-Flnur. southern scarce and frmer;
common TO fair extra 81 7oaS 20; good to choice
So 25ali. Whiskey shade f1rm"r at s7as8c. Wheat
heavy; winter red Western ST 70a1 rs. Corn nc
lower at 7lha72c. Rice nrm at 9ts5<c. Pork
pe~ntlneduil. Rosin quiet. Tallow drm.