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CONGRESSIONAL.

Ia sheISesk.e fnesday. May 4,
tho postal sppr( priatioa h'll O.
copied mo4 Of the day. 7 =
amendment Increasing the EPaci c
Mail subsidy wss agreed In. having
been amended 90 that on case Of
war the government may take the
vessels ~ paying The aos', andthat
the line 10 New York by way Of
Panama m,,st l,e ccrtinned. An.
{ mendme.,t VAS agreed 70 tucreasa'
ing the su tsidy sor the Bsas.lian.
service 80 100000 for o. semi.
monthly service. Adjourned.
In the House. the Senate amena
ments to the deficiency bill were
disposed of A substitute Tor one,
Was adopted. providing for .pAy,.
ing tor cotton seized BY the gov
erumeut after the close OF the war.
The Senate amendments 70 the
Indian appropriation bill were also,
disposed OF. WALLACE the sitting
member was reported entitled to
his seat from South Carolins. The
tariff bill was taken up in Commit
tec of the whole b. vote Of 50
to Is. the enac,ing clause Was
stricken ont. This acii n was re-
Dol ted to the House, and . motion
by Mr.. DAWES WAS adopted that
the Committee Of W .ys and Means-
be instructed to report . bill re-
ducing the duties to 10 per cent.
all around except on coal, pig iron,
and leather, which are to stand as
in the original bill, The bill was
Immediately reported back as or
dered. An evening session was
held, devoted to business from the
Military Committee. - : $.
In the Senate, May Sth, the bill
providing that the presidential
election in Louisiana shall be held
on the same day with the State
clection-the first Monday in Mo-
vember-gaye rise to q long dis
cussion, but no vote was taken.
The postal appropriation bill was
taken. The Hou~e general amnes.
ty bill was taken up. Mr.. Sumner
moved to insert his civil rights bill
sitter the enacting clause, in place
Of the original ELL. Thi> bill was
discussed till adjournment.
In the House bill passed in
creasing the aggregate number,
283 Representatives, - fixed by
the superintendent Law Of this ses-
sion, to 292. the, additional nine
being given to New Hampshire,
Vermont, New York, Pennsylva-
mia, Indiana, Tennessee, Loutsi-
ana. Alabama, aud Florids, TO be
elected by separate districts. ex-
cept for, the Forty-third Congress;
when they may be elec:ed On
genera ticket. The tariff bill was
taken up in committee. The tes
and coffee items were struck out.
The duty on bitumiuous coal was
put at Is cents . ton. Pending Z
. vote on salt, the House took
recess until evening. The evening
scssicn was wholly devoted to b,,-
siness from the Military Commit
tee. nothing OF impol, nce being
done
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COLD COMFORT FOR TIE SEN
TlNEL.

COLD COMFORT FOR THE SEN
TlNEL.
From the TeIre Haute Journal. aa5
The Indian apolis Sentinel SUBJ
mits the Cincinnati nomina ions to
the 18th Of June Democratic State
Cony ention! Whoever. heard OF
such b,assy and imputlent stroke
Of policy before9 BY what right
does the Indianapolis Sentinel
pretend 10 place before the De>
mociacy OF Indiana these bitter
Radical candidates2 IL the Dem.
ocratic estate fallen 90 low that We
must be called upon to decide be
tween Greeley and Grant? For
shame! The. Democratic people
Of lndisna must and will teach, all
such time-servers ~ the Senii
nal . political lesson they will
never forget. We give the Senti-
mel fair warning that il it forces
the fight on the Indiana Democra
cy, the consequences will be seri,
Gus, ane in oil human probability
disasterous 10 the party in this
State. The Democratic portions
Of Indiana could not honorably
remain in conyention which
passes . resolution indicating the
nomination Of Greeley and Brown
for the two highest Offices in the
Government 4 :.
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Choop Farms! Free Homes I!
on TIE liSg % Tu8 q
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
4 LAND GRANT OF y 81 is
n, AO1 M y
Best Farming and Mineral Lands In America.
100000 Acres in Nebrssks
In rHR-
GREAT PLATTE VALLEY,

~ OF W. ~
s now FOR SALEi
9bas lands are IN The central postioa Of
The United States, on the 4lst Of degree
Of North Latitude, the central line Of the
great Temperate Zone Of the American Con-
tinent, and for G, ain growing and stock rails
ing unsurpassed ~ any in tie United States.
CHEAPER IN PRICE, more favorable
tsrms given. and more convenient TO market
than can be found elsewhere. aef
FREE HONESTEADS FOR ACTUAL SET.
TIERS. s
The Best Locations for Colonies.
Soldiers EatitleA % q BonesteaA u
100 Acres.
Free Passes to Purchaser Of Land.
Sod for the asu. Descriptive Pamphlet,
with nsw nap6, p1Sllhsd n EaGlish, Ger
mas, Swsdish and Daatsh, mailed free eve
rYvhsre. AA4sees 81
OF. DAVIS.
Land Ccnmissiossr, .. r. R. 3. Co..
. AYR Omaha, Neb.
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Julian's Radical Of Thursday, changes the
grub" Of its readers, from Cobbsstis adv. .,
70 Young Men. and Incidentally to young
women, on the duties ci life, to the full pro-
csedinRs Of the Liberal Republican, Demo-
cratic Convention. held ct Cincinnati! Hap
py readers! y
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The Democratic Herald Of this city, in or.
der to make capital agairst Judge Gooding,
quotes iaudasory editorial from the Demo-
cratic paper at Cenuersville, the '.Ex sminer,"
In favor Of DR.. Clifford, and credits Il to the
Republican paper there, the ConnersviIls
Times. BIO. Thistle. il certainly hard push.
ID
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Liberals are not % communi-
cative - they use to Was. Greeley
and Gratz Brown are not The men
they expected the Cincinnati Con-
vention to turn out.

4 man BY the hams Of Walker, said to b
. delegate from Colorado b The Osncinnati
Couycntjon, was arrested one day last wesk
in this city charged With exposing bis person
70 school children. When his case wA1 called
in the Naycr's cosrt, il was found that b
had left Tor Cincinnati, and his hail Of $50
was declared iorfeitsd. 4 sweet scented man
10 this walker to make Prssidents.- India
napolis People. ~ ~ !.
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REPUBiIOANsTATE TICKET

For 0osUgDot, % asta
0Su. THOMAS -. BROWNE.
Of 0ands,ph. -s
fieuteuanS Governor. 70 ,st
LDONlDAv sExTON, Of 1usA.
CuaerseonAa q Large.
ODLOvE .. On IN, Of Tippscanee.
Secretary Of etats,
Hen. W. w. RRY, Of Vige.
Auditor Of State,
JAMES a. WILOMAN, Of Howeee.
Trersuse Of State.
JOHN D. GIL OVER. Of LawTenee.
nsyoetse sf Supreme Court,
o.. JAMES y. MACK. Of Aasishs
ClssA s1gssas Court,
CUAHLED OCOLl., Of Clask.
rsPssists.d.At q Public lsssrsstaOn.
01NJ. W.1OaTHs of Marion. !.
Altpsuay 0eneeal. so
JAMES r. DENNY Of Kaox.
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A few short deeting years ago
Horace Greeley said that Grant
never WAS beaten and never can
be- He also said less than one
year ago
The Republicans are generally
satisfied with Gen. Grants adj
ministration, and in clined to renew
his lease Of power. There is q
very general conviction shat he il
|, safe and prudent Executive.
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Rack AcAINs

Rack AGAINs
Having devoted his early edito-
ri life to writing editorials for
IL Richmpnd Jsaersonion. 81
thosoughgslng snd' unscrupulous
democratic paper. then published
in this city, NO one need be
surprised At the facility With which
The editor of Julian's Radical,
wheels into the futsof democratic
argument 40 he u now in duty
bound to do towards the Admins
tration of President Grant Wit
ness his labored effort in his last
weeks Radical, under the heading
Of I" the Grant party-its Princi-
pies" lis but . very little while
since, this editor declared in most
emphatic terms. that our country
cannot afford 70 dispense with the
services % Chief Executive for
another terc: Of our Great Captain
s-a true, independent. honest man."
and what he says now against him
il Of We y little consequence; hut
still we hold to tie practice, when
fy lights on the end of your
nose. to brush it Of. In regard to
Gen. Grants military fame, history
has taken care Of the :" Great Cap
/ tain" After try ing nearly score
OF Generate at the head Of our
armies, he, alone stood the test,
and the Democratic rebellion was
crushed. In regard to the ma
dopal debt, the steady payment on
which has been made Of nearly
the same amount. every month
for iaat April ei2,5o0. 0o)-,his
editor. who could not find. y short
time ago. sufficient words to lau-
date President Grant on the POI
sition he had assumed toward its
prompt payment, now turns up Lis
sensitive Julian nasal organ, and
sneeringly remarks-t king his
cue from his democratic co latore,s
sit will hardly be pretended
that Grant puts his hands into his
private poke to get the money
with which onr debt is being so
rapidly -sreducsd!;' No, Isaac.
President Grant ;didn,t pay that
amount out Of his own pocket
nobody claims that he does do that.
What Republicans do, claim. and
what they have right to claim ID,
that with steady perseverance,, he
goes forward in securing the steady
collsction Of the revenue. and
using it after it 10 collected in
paying OIL the National Debt in an
honest. straight forward way. He
Keeps on month after month, in
reducing principsl and interest. st.
- to enable the people to see that
the debt il gradually melting away,
aud that In twenty years, II his
policy 10 carried out, we shall be
freed from the dead weight which
the democratic rebellion has placed
upon 10. There il solid comfort
in that reflection, and the people
will appreciate it.
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The Directsss Of the CAmbsidGs City, Fair
have ehanged The rule for the June races ~
quiring I, ar to start, and now require but
two 70 start. entziss mast eIoss By The 2sth
inst
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The Fort Wayne nilroad injunction case,
vhieA wAs % have bssn hard at Csaterville
last SaAnsday, Was continued until neyt court
by ~ parties h ths istsrsst Of Tie Peunsyl-
valie ooOpa1y.
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wrHs CAUSE AND CURE or COR.

~ SAoee AN0 No1e vs 49,
~ 5 . .p I.z oa.s - Ooass
$3.50 !. ~ rs ~ -
~ ,. : 4. u a ~ Aa'1.s1oA e.
an..u Ame.a 49, U
ywn.ca - = .ne looo = - r. "a
0so osooo: ~ tnenee anto tne so1Qe 81 -
Lelsons van eieessaon tnus ImI 49,
.o ~ -. y Pua C.y 49,. ot
~ - ~. = w nAo.e y nAve WI.
: - - =. !. =. 10y ~ some = :. -
4AoA tnAs y wu % mpoeseole 70 care any 49,
g Cons - - Wasnoes Mt fsssonng 800
aieesuon sno ssa.sn! asennaiation. 1ne way NM
tnmg 70 % oone 70 70 cleanse tns stomacn ane
so"eas mo - ise,seo nlucpe ~ Sums waaea
are ciog4ing these organs % tnat tney cannot per-
soFm sneI iuncuoo.' ana tnen rouse up ana &c.
seose ~ W. e ne.1ay acuon.1 tos @as .p1.-
Yoee, tne ,o .'. :ao oess remedy - oc.encks
AenoFako flm. Inese rms ciesn mo stomseA
md ooWe'e g ~ inc aea0 ana morola enme taas
0eusanG olseese ne oecay IN inc waose syo'
Iney WIN eieaf oos me Avcf e! ~ diseased Dis
thas has seesmnlassd mere. ana arouse y Up 70 .
heslthv hiIs a. secrcted.
TNs:t-s.S Nc.s,s a,s... .,.sh,. 49,
:. -. Tsns,sts , s1 -. 49,
.ns re- e - sesssc. .anoass f,s out tneIe
~ q trsca6 ~ ~ an,,et;ter,,cr 7. q. No..
g tse I.r4s.le ~ vssf and r.,.,,,r- s,,s-.sh
saisupport n il in . condition like this that
0chenck's 6eoWeed Tonic proves to be the 1Aose
yaInahae renedv ever discoycred. n 4 eIts,;ne
snd IL veeviu neuk,ii.e ali excess a. seid. mak.
m. ~ .tc.-eea .veet .nA eec.n !, I'll, ' -.
pssnansns soas 70 this important organ. and crs.
sas sod. hsasty appsti.s. and prepare .he.sy..
~ =. - ~. p1o 80. M soou QUESTION, and
uit!matsly naAs good. healthy, living blood. A.
Yer tbs prspasatosy treatment what RENAME to
s.......s.. ~. ~ $500. p,'-o.,. g. -
k"evsiaB ~. VI cs"e"c. uNAonAc syrup.
Inc fsnonic syrup nourishes the system, purt-
eirculas,oe IA thence distributcd 10 the diseased
49,. na.-s.L..~. IN 49, .~.ss 800
aunks. AnSss - i'os eao ull.sc1ss wnetn'
assis,s Nature to cxpci al the diseased matter in
,s.. r = ,sss :, ~ src.t Se.ina an. U1 rrrf.
Ing properties q 4 sehencl,s Pnlmonie s syrup syrup.
that al ulcers and cavities arc healed up sound,
and my patient !. cured. 9
ssaSss ~. SP gooo nPielsse ana goo4
20 Scer sns BOY AN gsow IN nesn -
II Or sSscess there, The cavity cannot heal, tho
1w p. 49,. 49, = nscssssTy 70 cure e new or
ne Sodv t nov Ia Sesh ard 81 nj thsn ~
ia5s !: 49, ,hs s.yities w; 4, heal dc m.ites
~ ~ ,ss.sn Se.ith ana .9ssv.,ss ~:
r ~ ~ M oeiv I'm 10 cnSe con.as ~
90 Rson e very bad !, y o the lung. ere not
10y y ss a .. =. r;,.i;sn g sHng y snsrey
NJ ~ N sScss 81 ~ '''s e'' !" 'no os.er
Ihsye - my psrsons cured. With 80 enc
This Il = = Schcpck'r Hedicincs Min o 10 cgs;
sxesssa ~ eersssihes IL CT mo rood 6isss.
t,oo. "A eiy. Mature TIE astis,slcs she need: 70
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Henry Ward Beecher. .

Extraordinary Improvement.
CABINET ORGAN S !!
The Mason and Hamiin Organ Co, respect
fully snnnunce the introduction Of improve
ments Of much m re than ordinary interest.
These are ss7i
REED AND PIPE CABINET OR.
= CANS,
being the only successful combination
REAL PIPES it'll reeds ever made;
Days Transporting Key. Board,
which can be instantly moved to the right Or
left, changing the pitch or Transporting the
key. For drawings aud descriptions, zee cir
GUAR.
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF
Double Reed Cabinet Organs,
1t $40, $i32 and SIPS each. Considering
capacity, elegance. and thorough exceliencs
Of workmanship. these are cheaper than any
before offered.
The Mason Haa lin Organs are acknowl-
edged BEST. and from extraordinary faciii-
tics for manufacture this Company can A..
ford. and now undertake 70 sell At prices
which render them
Upquesiionabiy Cheapest.
Four octave Organs $50 each Five octave
Organs $l00, SIPS and upwards. With three
sets reeds el50 and upwards. fsely sa1lss
mp 10 81. So each.
New Illustrated Catalogue and Testimonial
Circular. with opinions q MORE THAN
ONE THOUSAND MUSICIANS. ssnt free.
Mason and uamlin Organ Co.
Isl fremont st., Boston. SOC Broadway. n. r.
GENERAL Agency for the North West,
ROOT 4 CADY, Chicago. Illinois.
9.lwP
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vinegar Dsssers re not . = San.y DrisA,
dads Of Roo1 RsWs Whiskey, Preef sO1viss|
ind Refuse Lisaors, docsofcd. soiccd and swsss-
usd to plsass Tie taste called Tonics Appcsises
p Restoess e.. shst I'D t5uppleF On to drxnken-
sso and nh. bateseatzus Medicine. made nom the
sstivs 1estsa.A Hsss d salIisrpia. free frea al
.A1eeheDc neDma1anesQ Thsv srs tho GREAT
'DLOOD PURIRIRR asa A LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPAL, apaebk Rsnevator and hvisonaoe
Il the systsn. eassye - I'll Doisonoss mates ssd
restoring ~ bpsd = healthy condition. No psesoa
can take thsss Dittem asoordfng to deetiens and ~
naia lone unvsll. crowded their bones mot de-.
treyed n inessl poison other and the vtksl
organs VasteA bsyend the point Of repair.
they are q 0eatle Rnrgafive ~ we'll ~ .
1osic, POSSESSING. ala. tho peculiar merit cfsctine .
powerful assat In Psaevns Congestion or In0amma.
Ton q he Livsf. asd all the vseefal Organs-
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether n
yesns Old married OF single. at thedawn Of woman.
hsed or skths tam II ls these Toaie Bitten iss -
equal. g
FerrnAannaesrys ~ Chreuic Rbeanatism
and 0eaf, Dyspepsia Or Jndigessien. Bil.
1eas, Reaieeent and Intermiatene Fevefo,
Daseaoee - s6e Bleed, Liver, Kidneys and
U1aaAovs tha1e 0leters havo bssn Dost saeessg6al
eaeA Diseases ars sansed b. viasaesA BseoA,
Which = ssnsrary vEeaucsd b. arrangement - IT, .
O1ee1eovo Oveans. assi58a. sag; rfses
DYDREP8IA On INDIGESTION, Bed.
aehe Pain = tAs Shoulders. Coughs. Tshtneas - ~
I.gts IN TIE Meuth, Dilious Attacks PhiDataft 81 ~
Heart fnAan1aaisn u the Lungs Pain In The ragioaD
- The Ktdnsys. and hundEsa eAhef Danfal uupteaA
~ tie oGspFinss Of DyspeSsia. ~. ~ r. - -
fhsy iuvtsoats u Stomach and stimulate the toia
Liver ard 1ov1as which rsndef them q unealallsA
sBeaey IN esanane the blood of an impurities 90 ~
Dating new III M viser 10 ne whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions. Tsttse.
Dalt nh6an. UskhsA Spots pinplaa. Pustules. Bella
Csrbaaelss, 1ine-Wen4 ecsA HAA, Sore lSw.
1ssipelaA Itch. 0eurfs. Dscoleeations Of de Nh,
unnoss end Diseases Of the skin. Of whatever 49,
q natsrs, lAeaalv 1ss NJ s1x esr1eduss Of ~
syutem b aort TIM ~ ~ Of thsae Bittsr o.
bsttls IN aeA easss vni eonses the most incsdalss
Il their earativs e.se.. 1867 sFl1e
Cleanse TIE Vitiated Blood whenever you "a NJ -
Ouritieo the skin in Rmple Vle1nao
o. Sore9 Daoenae u when you IND N obserueto4 -
e1uggish n the veins: cleanse L when II ie foul -
yeur ea1ga yil tell you when Keep the blood puEes
and the health d the system viii follow. --
PIN, 1AFk aad sthee WORMS, barking b
tie sysEo1a d many thoumnds, e4oetuay Il.
Dyed and reuoveA FOR full directions, rcd carefully
tAe 3gsa1af alpend each bottle. vdnted q four
hnguaoeae4sh. 0RnAa, 1iseeA I'D spanielK 2
J.WALXRs HreysssAse. III. MCDONALD 4 o..
Druggists - Gen. Asen&a San Francisco. Cal. -
= - - Coonsps Street. Nsw rosk.
~ SOLD ~ Az Dnt0QIoIS And DGAt0na.
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THE RESULT AT CINCINNATI.

We briefly announced the result
Of the very liberal movement. 10
last weeks Palladium, at Cincinna
1.-THE nomination for President
and Vice President Of Horacs
Greeley and Grasx Brown, and in-
tended to follow It up by . brief
synopsis OF the doings Of that
celebrated coavocation; but We
nnd the following comprehensive.
fercible and truthful epitomsof 'is
In an editorial from the pen Of
HxxRY WAn6 BEscszR, in the Inst
"Christian .,Unlon." which se
heartily sndosss aad commend to
al rnus Republicans, and 70 the
prayerful attsotioa ot Italians
Radical: ssE esa Aas
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Flat % Aoandsr.' has nor gives place 10
Plat % the Cincinnati Cenvestion.
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In an e01tOH10I nom the pen OF
HxxRY WAnD BSscHsR, in the Inst
"Christian .,Union." which se
heartily sndosss AID commend to
al THpB Republicans, and 70 the
prayerful attsatiea ot 1alian's
Radical: ssW esa las
We have defended the Republl
can party, not BY denying that
there were evils in ito administra-
siop. but by saying that there we're
largely vicious elements which had
been long fixed in our political
methods, that many Of them had
been cured, that others were on the
way toward eradication, and that
still others could be reached By
the pressure Of public sentiment,
acting within the present Repub~
lican organization. We have said
that such vast interests had, on
the whole, meyer been better man
aged; that the departments Of
Government tr ansacted more bust
ness, with less relative loss and
friction. thanFin any administra.
ton that for long time had pre-
coded Grants; that there was
honest vigilance, an honest en-.
deavor to render the collecting and
disbursement Of funds efficient. in
expensive and safe that frauds
have not been hidden or comprom-
Used, but when discovered promptly
punished; but there was never 10
little exhibition of'one.man power;
and that in no previous admins
aration had the clearly expressed
will Of the people ever had 20
direct and efficient an influence
upon the Government. The great
businesssinterests OF the country
we're never more active and pros
porous There Was no general
discomfort or suffering among
laborsrs upon the soil or in shops.
There we're three parties Of discon !.
tent: the Democratic party, in.
GLIDING the South; the Senatorial
party; and the party Of moral
idealists, who songht to raise the
whole tone Of political morality,
push out the small breed of man
aging politicians and bring in the
era Of statesmen. The call from
Missoni did not promise any i'm
portant results until this apPea
Of the party Of moral ideas for I
higher life in the Government VA
added to it. That is always ,
taking cry. Good men are Away
sighing for the millennium. Tn
idea Of carrying on the governmen
by high morLl principles. and b.
men Of the New Jerusalem stamp
10 irresistibly fascinating. Ne
OF aspiration, ardent optimista
pious idealists, recluse an
scholarly men, who: do nc
know why men cannot behav
themselves - easily - books d
on shelf. all glowed with : seer
satisfaction, that ct length the bel
spirits Of the Republic we're
gather themselves in Cincinnat
and lift the country 70 . lofti'
plane Of virtne, PROFOUND prime
ples worthy Of The days Of Il
fathers, and set forth issues whis
would separate bstweea the whs
and the cha6. There rose ov
the horizon IN ideal Of polite
purity which kindled the hop
of thousands. This Was not to |
3aAe- "A
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WIN. q. STUDY. Sheriff Of ". G.
Riekle I Borchenal Atfb for R1tG -
Nay "a, .67e. Hs-4w-pf-31s.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

Montgomery, Ala, Sept. 4.
The Montgomery cotton market closed
active and firm. Low middlings 194619sc
Receipts to day 154 bales; shipped 10 bales;
stock $500 bales.
Columbus, Ga, sept. 4
Cotton-Middlings 19c; sales 40 bales;
receipts SO bales; shipments SO bales.
Macon, Ca, Sept. 4.
Cotton-Nominal at 19c. Receipts to-
day 11G bales; sales 1872 bales; shipments
Al bales.
Augusta. Ga, Sept. 4.
Cotton-Middlings 1916195; net receipts
229 bales; sales 342 bales. The market
closed steady.
Baltimore, Sept. A.
Cotton-MiddIings 22c; net receipts SO
bales; gross 80 bales; exports coastwise -
bales; exports to Great Britain - bales;
sales lis bales; stock 565 bales. The
market closed firm.
Philadelphia, Sept. 4.
Cotton-Middlings 224c. The market
closed quiet.
BOSTON, Sept. A.
Cotton-Middlings 22ic; net receipts 444
bales; gross 444 bales; exports coastWise =
bales; sales 500 bales; stock 1900 bales.
The market closed steady.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 5.
Cotton firm at 1siGoI9c.
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leans 10ad. Sales for the week 1O5, 0OC
bales, of which IA, 900 bales were for export;
total stock $50, 900 bales, of which 196OOC
bales are American; total stock ahoat 209,-
600 bales, of which 5000 are American.
Receipts Of the week $4,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6, 1:30.-Cotton un-
changed. Middling uplands 10aA1O4d;
Orleans 103d. Sales to-day 1900 bales, OF
which 1000 are for export.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6, 2:30.-Cotton
unchanged. Middling uplands 10t6103d;
Orleans 10ad. Sales to-day $1,000 bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6, 10:10.-Market
steady. Futures steady. Ordinary 175c;
good ordinary 1896; low middling 21sc;
middling 22Bc; Alabama 22!c; Orleans 22sc;
Texas 22sc. October delivery sold at 1890;
January sold at 20:; February nominally
20 9-16c; March nomiRally 2lc.
New YORK, Sept. 6, 10:55.-Market
firmer. Futures strong. Ordinary Tic;
good ordinary zoe; low middling 214c; mid
ding 224c; Alabama 22sc; Orleans 22.c;
Texas 222c. September delivery 209c; Oc-
tober 10 II-16c; January zoe.
NEW YORK, sept. 6, 12:05.-Market
firm. Futures firm. Ordinary Tic;
good ordinary zoe; low middling q &c;
middling 224c; Alabama 22sc; Orleans
22ac; Texas 22sc.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6, 1:55.-Market
firm. Futures firm. Ordinary Tic; good
ordinary zoe; low middling 21!c; middling
224c; Alabama 22Se; Orleans 22ac; Texas
22tc. November delivery 10 11-16c; De-
cember 1890; February 20sc.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6, 8:20.-Demand
limited to a few buyers. Futures easy.
Ordinary uplands TIC; good ordinary zoe;
low middling 21!c; middling 224c; Ala
bama 22sc; Orleans 22ac; Texas 22ac.
Sales to-day for export ITO bales; for con-
sumption 1859 bales. Septemer delivery
20 7-16c; October 10 11-16c; November
1890. Net receipts 1904 bales; exports to
Great Britain 2,O55 bales; stock of all class
es 81, 264 bales.
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