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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-09
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Leave Worcester Tor Albany anu Way stations taccon
mOdati0n) at G.35 IN. 'NA
For Springfield and Way Stations 635 800 am and 4 AZ
pm. ' 0 ''''
For Albany (expreasl 955; for New York and Albany
GNp) lO2l m. amt ~ and 1885 m. New York
Sunday mail ieitvcs at 1905 Sleeping cars will
leave Springfield for Rochester daily, connecting with
i.3O m train n ~
Leave Springfield for Worcester at zoo ~ .ll9Oams
l55 exp. 2O5 exp. 400, $40 exp. m. Albany Sunday
express $500 m Sunday mail l2.2b Il m { NJ oudly)
hAlLaoAD CoNEECTIoHs.--At Aibapy W iIc New
York Central, Troy and Greenbush, 3 1Iu7snn River
Railroads. A. Chatham with The Harlem and Hudson
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Raj roads AZ Slate
Line win the lutlsatonc Railroad. Al Ptsfold with
the IStrld anc Nortli Adams ana ousatOnic railroads.
A. Westhed with the New Haven and northampton RR
Al Springfield it'll the Hartford New Haven ami SPRING.
field, and Connecticut River Railroads. Al Palmer with
the New London Northern RR. At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashna and Norwich and Worcester Railroads. A
South Ffamingham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury, and Milford Railroads.
q o. RIl99EII. Rnn.i RnrinpneIh
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"Chnord' and Orange Boy will mako the gea.o,,
from April la ~ September ai M IN st,,Ii. g ~,
FTop1et0r, u Cambridge street Worcester, Mass ''
on TUESDAY 0i each week ties Will be al me gtato ~
Horace Bacon, sOuihbridye, Mass N W
npkJ 1ouplm MOAEa MN ILA
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The gross earnings for the first two weeks in April,
S4 1855 o. the rate of $4,000 per month.
ending January 18th and coal traffic for the ensuing
twelve weeks amounted to 81 1874 tons Tor which
ceived SCI 1854 II. We consider this but small begin
ming, and only indication Of what business will be
in the future.
We believe that such earnings during the first four
months of operation, have never been equaed IN the
their present earnings generally double, and in some
cases treble. that rate.
The interest upon the mortgage debt Of the road from
Chicago to Danvie whose earnings are given above, is
SlI5.ON per annum, and, as we have shown, the net
earnings Of part OF road for four months amounted
to S7555l g.. Even if we should earn no more per
pre- rate would be Ss266S4 81, much than
gold.
The purity and cleanliness of the Indiana block coal
and its freedom from sulphur render 1t almost invalua
bic for manufacturing purposes, and as the CHICAGO.
DAEVILLE Il VINCRSNES RAILROAD furnishes the most
direct line transportation Of this coal Chicago, The
amount Of its coal traffic is certain to be very great.
There is, practically, limit to the quantity of the coal
II would be difficult to improve upon the locations of the
mine openings on the score Of accessibility by the branch
roads building and the quality Of the very best
The demand for This coal, and the revenue from it, will
steadily Increase. 1t is notable fact in this COnnec
ton, that the Reading Railroad transported in 1S60-S
l65s 5S5 tons. and IN lS690, 1895 tons coal in
crease OF three hundred per cent since S6O6 In the
same period the necessary increase in their equipment Of
coal 644s to 10 go and the earnings from
coal transportation in ls6970, were S6,49s.S7l 49,
We have given the above facts merely TO show that
from the day of its opening the road is able to provide
all Its liabilities, and know that its earnings will
rapidly increase, until they reach maximum equal to
the average OF the older Chicago roads.
W D. JUDSoN, President.
AMOS TENNEI, Treasurer.
Price, for the present. 30, and accrued interest
Aprilst
RICE, WHITING & BULLOCK.
ms DIV F&NGwlm
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NO. 2 BRIELEY HALL.
ID. Il. PARMENTER 4 co.

a.. FOR SALE-A Cottage House Of &
ND rooms. IN excellent condition; good l0t. some
*lil irut; minutes walk from Court House
Price S3.l1. D. +. rAHMENTEE q CO.
apEb du AO.2 Briuley Hall.
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THOROUGHBRED pnIvA.

lN' IEEh WI stand al my stable tIe nfestnt
a., sehsgn hJi 80. he " nine Year, old M ,in
Ny " egualled tprln and beauty, aud grehi NIX
~ u proved foal geiicr and III
before stood in New England ''"''0i' n"H ever
wilkes Spirit Of the Time8 Atnrc ma damn. ., 49,.
., a, oe,at y, and game thoroughbred horse is To
y,y a s ~ iHl,.Htei Mass, and comment him In
s,g "i M, puus ,e nrs thoroughbred horse III New Emu
ian ii@ ai," ipl" lvhfinlle rnces than any lorn
a. when le was fOalcd u '' ''''' :" NC uA sound
~ Y point NJ the utmost pfieiieni i,,no.,o
breed such type Of horse tat he mia in boi,oo 70
and s syn, Ro9 round price for Ais action avis
ei9nmeni NM - secure this In rs most perfect
ma ii ~ must nave recourse TO the large snind
I'M " thoroughbred BalidceS Le,tsgs n
TUT uoaoHpupton AMI full pedigree send for A elrcnar
apll dGtOdeo" "YiN H. Nv ssELL
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~ FOR SALE-A desirable Farm of
H GO acres, in West i0ylston, miles from WoTces-
Null ter; will Keep and pair OF hursts the
year round; y acres wood and timber; 100 fine
young apple trees, lust commenced bearng 20 pears,
aud other varieties of FRUITS superior 2stOry house, and
barn ~ So cellar under the wh0e hennery, pggery,
granary ice house, &c the buildings all first class,
and In good condition; water into The house and
barn; will be sold ut great bargain, irwin exchange
D. T.. PARMENTER a. CO.
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~ FOR SALE-In Princeton, a Farm
H;;;l Of ll6 acres, 10 mites from Worcester mile from
EiI two dep0ts; cuts nom 80 to ~ tons good hay
mostly by machine; superior orchard Of 800
trees, all in bearing; good set Of farm buildings an ia
excellent condition. about 400 Of standing God
and l0O cords OF wood eut--a for $1,000. Apply 10
ID. +. PARMENTEE d co
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PkS00,XIIDENCE 4 WORCESTER RAN.

II A
Fxpress Traia, fltSlgement 'nrans, lS72
ais p. III. ~ iV'i9 r. M Providence az
ACCOMMODATION Trans will lea,,. w..
pm ~ Low q m l.uU and $50
ll.i5 m, and 4.05 m. A'l"i's' NJ 40 ana
, Tie 40 a. III (mai) and 2. Is p M teHpress, ,i -
fIoVlaehce and the 10 ID a. (expressl ana nj loi
QnMll trains from Worcester, connect M ~ p m
gnfn3h WIN trains 70 and ron Clinton Fie6b1rg
kutahd, saratoga Montreal, Nashua Lowell IaHtrls =
Concord and the White Mountains; SprnHfaII ielce
ii9y, Nlae5la Falls aud points North or Wcsi AJ
points. 49, ~ al Important
The orGester trains, except express and 4 IN - -
connect at WOonsOcket Junction vii h trais ",Su p m,
Milford and at Waterford with trains Of he R Itn
Hartford and Erie railroad " 'ie boston,
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Providence tor Waterford 800 a m co,,,,.,
Immediately with trains for SOutbbridgp bDtnaet
Norwich. uIhatu ana
Leave WoOnsocket for Providence at On >,
Leave providence for Uxbridge at 100 D M
Leave tXDTidge for Worcester al 3 a. a
Trains leave Milford fOr W0rcestar asj i,,.,.,
~ ~ ii ~ tSV d N, a99 2y n Woonsocket foy Mi
W. ID. HILTON Sun+
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pASTURING FOR HORSES-Six miles
apH dissw Sos. lV and 100 Park St. Worcester.
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FOR sALE-A splendid little Home,

~ FOR SALE-A splendid little Home,
I'd; consisting OF cottage house of rooms; barn 70
Mlll 3Oi hemery. psgcry. aud ice house containing
~ tons ice; IN acres choice land. well fenced and
waiered cuts ~ tons English hay By machine; pastur
Ing for two cows 50 apple trees, young tnty and In
bearing; good variety of pears. cherries, grapes &c
situated within miles of Worcester and milk from
depot. Price $1,000; 500 down and Sl0O year l paid
Apply to ID. y. PARMENTER a. 60.
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lS9 MINrGn ~ ~ ~ " II -. Mi.:AlhEOA u

= . " N TfN AK ANGEMENI-I7O
ing MONDAY, Dec 25 1871
Trains leave Worcester f ter Street Dnnot ot On a
m, LIS O. n and 42O p IN; Fitchburg al gOa m aud
lows Falls $3.50 IVY . tN''i' anu hei'
Making connections al Bellows Falls with Rullend A.
burlington X H. for Rutland, Saratoga Burlington 10
also WIN VI. Central K. X. for Windsor White River
Junction connecting with Conn. and Passumpaic River
Durg. Montreal, re ~ 'h"'"h-
Tickets to all points north for sale at No Foster
Woreester-J. BARNARD. A gent
Eale az low as by any route and distance less
70 Pullman Sleeping Cara on Night Trans for west
AID North. r. SPsZy I'm -, " IS
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abe 9aip spp aaasr, GbursOap alormng, qlap g. 1872
Heal estate.

RE Al Es T A t E.
GOULDING &
HAWKINS s,
REAL ESTATE& INSURANCE AGENTS,
Room 4, FIagg's Block.
OPPOSITE Ray STATE HOUSE.
Parties contemplating the sale or purchase of Real
Estate business Chances. sc, invited TO give Us
aeai as we have constantly hand and are continty
receiving. a large list OF property NOT advertised
SOME OF THE
Cheapest Farms you Ever Saw
Shora free OF erpense by s C. YOUNG. Agent for GEO.
II. CHAriN, at IInbbariston Depot Mass
49, Carriages at Depot ON arrival of all trains.
10 dSm
-. FOR SALE-On Richard St, neat
H:;;' new Cottage House and Barn; city water; plred
fliI for gas: water closets. bath room &c. Lot
-AsAians 5000 feet. Al ready for oceuPaney;
ap3O diff Vernon st,
- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED
#i stock and timber Fam OF 100 acres. 60 acres in
liL heavy oak, walnut and Chestnut timber estimated
to cut 4OVV0 teet OF lumber: keeps now II head
of cattle. Cottage House, twelve rooms painted
and papered; two good Barns. Sc 40 the other
% y IS: old barn "a Sc situated on a good road
neighh0rs, one mile from village, post Office church.
&c. Win be sold low if applied for soon or exchanged
for a small farm. Apply to
M deop4t L. f. CAPEN, Putnam. Ct
NOR SALE-A very superior TwO-Storv
IL FRENCH ROOF HOUSE, pleasantly located with
all the modern Improvements. Also Two-Storv House
in the best locations in city with stable and
connections grounds. Inquire of c. by Err, Ticket
Office Foster ST. Passenger Station. dit mh2s
- FOR SADE-The 2-story Dwelling.
h;;i situated corner Woodland and Norwood Streets
EIll 90 Woodlandl with about 500 feet land. Said
--9-d dwelling contains Iooms pantry, Closets bath
marble mantels. hot and col water and Is near
the horse cars viii be offered bargain for short
time For nrther information apply at No 6 Brinley
Han; G A. WASHBURN.
apps diff
FOR SALE-A very desirable u
MI story House, 10 rooms, gas, furnace well and els
ElIl tern water; Barn 20 X "a nearly new with city
water; about, 5000 n land, with plenty of good
fruit trees. Inquire of SAML PARKER
myS diff No. So Hanover st.
EOR SALE-A BARN, 60 x 40, on Lowell
II ST., with one or eight acres OF land with il: also
four or ve OF the best house lots the street Terms
to suit. Il C. TUAYLR
apO diff
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49, FOR SALE-A Farm of 80 acres,
Hiii mile from depot at MknsOnye will summer
Jul aud winter three cows and a horse: plenty of
~iruit; cottage house; barn % 80, In fair condI-
ton. Price S5OO-k down. Apply to
ID. +. PARMENTER a. CO
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SaiLroahs.
ROsToN, BARRE 8 GARDNER p !

ID '1''I'I1 !" WAhUN Err Z. K.
oi and after Monday, March l. Trains will leave Gard
d r ~ orcester and intermediate stations at 90 X
NY i,I u 4g A NJ and ut 4.3G NJ. making connecti,
through Worcester '''i'''iiis III OF passing
ana ~ u ~ Nt'-Leave Worcester las AM p 20 &,
IN. 49,. a. connecting at Gardner with ali trains an
Ionan @ht and Massachusetts Railroad to and non,
AMI a. - ullnei Greenfield and intermediate stations
1ni Si eSllieid and CIRCUITS Corner with trains nortb
ana south from those points 50" '''i''' "o''H
Woree.tor NJ, -, 7. +. SARGEANT Sup't
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E'I1Ch DU 1tF q WORCESTER II. R.
81 MINER ARRANGEMENT 49, Commencing on
MONDAY, May l, lo7l.-Passenger Trans for Worces.
" '"
Leave Fitchburg q. M, 1850 ana $50 p. m.
south FtcFb burg sos a. m, Il. 81 and So D. NJ
Ieominster, SIP a. m, LOO and 500 y. m.
Gates Crossing, LII a. m l07 and 607. D. M
Pratt's Junction, S.26 a.. m, Is aud b. Is o. m
Sterling Center, S33 a. IN, 20 and 6. 20 D. m
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worcester $50 and IL Ii a. m and % N in
Sterling Junction 7.O7 and ll57 a. M and 500 n m
Sterling Center, ia and 1905 p. m, and w D m
Pratt junction l.2U a. M and Il. II and Ii D. m
Gates Crossing, lbs q. III, Il % and 3 ~ n M
LeOmmster 1850 a. m, 1890 and s 30 p. m
south Fitchburg, 7.Sl a. m, l2.3g and s. 81 D. m
RAILROAD CoHEECTIoE5-The Is 30 and ii II a m and
~ p m trains ron Worcester connect 1T FchbmrS
WIN the cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r foF
all points north and west; also connect at Fitrhnrg
with the Vermont and Massachusetts Il for treen6aId
and Blattlcboro and intermediate stations.
TIe SU0 m and Il so p. m. from Fltchburg rons
meet sc Worcester with Boston Worcester pToyidcGIs
Worcester, Norwich Il Worcester Railroads md
field. W. va 'Pi'"Es
The $50 p m tram from ftehburg connects at Wor,
cester with Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train oy
New York via New London. H. A. RLOOD Snn,t IVA
once F1tchDurg D. Worcester r. H.,
Ma.rl 2
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ENOB SALE-NEw Mich Cows, HORSES
AND HESs.-l0 New Mich Cows, with calves good
mixers and low price,
Two Thoroughbred Jersey Cows, soon to calve;
Two good business family Horses 1000 to 100 lbs
100 HENS-Bralmas. Leghorn. Black Spanish and III.
Rock &c; Two and One-haf miles from City HALL on
SOuthbridge st.
dr. D4uTIo q ArnpTrrT
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DROVIDENCE, PHILAD AND
u BALTIMORE.
keystone Line, SeIni-W eel1lY.
SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY!
The Steamers Of the Keystone Line viii leave their
wharf at India street, Wednesdays and Saturdays,
p NJ for Philadelphia and Baltimore, making the time
To Philadelphia 40 hours; 10 Baltimore 30 hours
sure connections. Prompt dispatch. Marx Your
Freight wa. Keystone Line.
For through rates and further particulars apply 10
j. l.. BACON. ASt T.. IL W. Il. H..
. Worcester.
A. Il. QUACKEABOSS,
- Contracting Agent Worcester.
EUGENE HIGGINS. Agent
Providence May Is. 1865. al mylS
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nor SALE-Lease of 5000 Square Feet
Il Of Room. Also, New S-horse power Engine
Roller, Shaftng and Fixtures, in the same. part OF
the power Is let Tor one year. For further particulars
inquire OF ELLIS rHAYER.
apps DIFF No. 80 SOuthbridge ST.
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EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!-Tb
= stock and Fixtures, with Lease of one OF the hest
PROVISION stores IN Moteester good location; Old stand
nicely ntted up with every convenience for carrying on
,Also,-Two HORSES, Meat Cart Wagon. Sleigh and
HARNESSES. all in good condition. Apply TO
+. ). LOWELL.
apis df 30 jackson or Z Exchange st.
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CONNECTICUT.
A young man, who was in one oil the Hart
lord military companies on election parade il
good health died Saturday evening by rupturiu.
blood vessel
Aiichael horan, who was stabbed in Hartford
~ hllenaei Kenny with pOcket-knile last week
az h pS1E,ousy reported, is falling, aud will prob
FRANK Palmer Of Montvle has dog which
sle" Noodchuek the other day whose teetl
were Two inches and half lone Tho wool
chuck's teeth, probably '"7' '"0 "oou
one Of Hartiords Tuetou police,non ,v.,s s,,,
tioned at the depot recently ssra,ora, ga w.
pro~heu MN and asked where the ticker of,ic,
was. IT'S gone, replied the German s,',.aa,i
Ing his hands. The stranger in snrnria spIeau
ed ms question. Its gone" cried Tie alPy yal
man again. 1t went Off more than ten ,,i,,,
ago" The Stranger collapsed. N '"'iu"
RHODE ISLAND.
Jeremiah III. Bates, well-curh rnannfartrre
OF Providence. was thrown from bis wagon yes
terday afternoon, and received a fracture az M
skull which viii probably prove fatal
The is5th anniversary OF the Congregation,
church IN Bristol was CONNIE narrated on Sunda
by an historical address by ihe pastor, Rev. NJ
Lane.
John r. Garfield Of Newpori, who sold
house belonging 10 his mother and had 5000
his pocket which he was intending 10 depOsi
has been missing since Monday. II is feare
that he has been murdered.
lhe municipal election In Providence, We,
nesday. resulted IN The election Of the prcseI
incumhents Of general offices with little opDos
non T Mayor Doyle receiving 22Ol, aud b. &
can's aenoerahc) $50. There were sharp loca
contests IN wards. Six of tbe nine alder,ns,
nv tl are Opposed 70 granting licences 10 hi
in1H,eaiing drinks, reversing the policy of n,
last Two years IN ihalregard ''' y w
,ao DGnq p tnlel who passed some of his STOLE,
gave the name Of George Barker !, 1sten, nn'
been asccriained that these bonds ss naS slne'
uon ~ those stolen on Liberty s,rae, pof
broadway, New York, on the ljti Of neans heal
1reene Cfansion Of Providence purchaser !,
Of $500. "nloun
Soup are now beginning 10 be taken in Doc,
caiuek bay, aud The natives look for Them =, I,
plentiful quantities soon, aud at low prices ;,
the castrrly weather will but hold on lb
hsherInen have nearly done sening smell 70
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SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. 25.-HAY-
The receipts were about 227 bales North
river qualities. There were no Wholesale
transactions. ....... CoRN-The supplies
were about 5000 bushels from Baltimore.
Sales of LOO bushels prime white took
place at 95c per bushel, bags included; also
700 bushels prime white at csc per bushel,
sacks included, and 100 bushels prime white
milling at ST. per bushel, sacks included.
Jobbing lots of prime white may be quoted
at 81 per bushel, sacks included. Oats
The arrivals were light and with only a
retail business. ....FLoUR-There is a
fair stock of most qualities of this article on
the market, with a moderate city and In
terror demand. Northern and Western
superfne may be quoted at $8.256
6.75 % barrel; extra at $7.O06S.00 fF
barrel; family at $85O69.00 % barrel.
Southern descriptions are in moderate stock,
and superine may be quoted at $6,5067.00
4Y barrel; extra at $7.5068.50 aF barrel;
family at $9.0069.50 per barrel, and extra
family at $1000611.00 q barrel. -. .BA-
CoN-The supplies of prime meat Is mode
rate, with rather an easier market. Prime
smoked shoulders may be quoted, In large
lots, at SIC per ID; jobbing at 6!69c per 10;
prime smoked clear rib sides at 1240123c
per ID; prime salted long clear sides at 9sm
1Oc per ID; prime smoked long clears at IL
,0114 per ID; prime sailed clear rib sidesat
1 16l14c per b. -
AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 25.- LARD We
quote: Cans 12ac; tierces lie. 80.
C0UNTRY PRoDUCE-Eggs 30c. Coun-
try Butter-wen worked, 25A30c; Tennes-
see 20625c. Chickens grown, 40645c...
-. .BACON-Market easier and prices
dropping. Clear sides l2sh13e; dear rib
sides l2ac; shoulders 9694e;; hams 21n22c.
Dry sailed sides 106l0ac; dry sslted
shoulders 66Sac; dry sailed bellies 10ac.
Tennessee meats--deInand good and stock
light. We quote well cut and bright bacon
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We are indebted to McAlister & Wheless,
Commission merchants, corner Broad and
College streets, for the following cotton
quotations in New York and Liverpool
during the day.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. %, 113O.-Cotton
quiet but steady. Middling uplands 9i6
95d; Orleans 10461O3d. Sales to-day TO-
600 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. %, 1:OO.-Cotton firm
er. Quotations unchanged. Sales $4,000
bales, Of which 5000 are for export and
speculation.
New YORK, Oct. %, 1O:35.-Market
quiet. Futures quiet but steady. Ordinary
165c; good ordinary 1870; low middling
l9tc; middling 1910; Alabama zoe; Orleans
2O5e; Texas 203c. October delivery 10 g.
l66l9sc: November nominally 1SSc; De
cember l6tc paid; January 19c paid and
bid; February 195 O19 7-16c.
NEW YORK, Oct. %, 1l:0O.-Adyanced
3 on all grades. Market firm. Futures
steady. Sales on contracts $500 bales.
october delivery 1916 November 1870;
December Is 13-l6c. -
NEW YORK, Oct. %, I2:OO.-Ouotations
unchanged. Sold higher. Market firm,
offerings light. Futures firm. October de-
livery 1890; December IS IL Ice: February
ls5c; March zoe. Sales on the spot $40
bales; on contracts $500 bales. =,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. %, 5:00.-Cotton un-
changed. g. zIs1.stf5 ElI
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S, IO5.-Futures
firm. Sales $500 balesg October delivery
- 9-l6c; December Is 11-16e March
10 15-l6c. lsstsou.. es-si tsu :, -aa
D NEW YORK, Oct. %, 2:O3.-Quota-
tons unchanged. Market steady. Fu-
lures unchanged. Sales on the spot 1920
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TeIas beeyes, corr led, % QualIty,


LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2S.-Cotton firm; mid
ding uplands 9aa95d; do. Orleans lola
1Osd. Sales. II, 900 bales; Speculation and
export 5000 bales.
New, YoRK, Oct. 2S.-Cotton higher
biisk export demand; middling upland 1870;
sales of futures 10,850 bales as follows:
October 10 I-16 I19s; November 1Ssa1Ss;
December ISsa13 1I-16; January IS l5-I6
Februory 19aal9.I; March 10 l5-16a20; April
20sc. 81 ~ ----...-. -.'..fsI
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-Cotton firm
er; sales 5000 bal Is; good ordinary Isle;
low middlings 1910; middlings 19c4ts
middling Orleans 1899; receipts 5,952
bales; exports to Liverpool 2,T76 bales.
continent 8, 700 bales; stock 50 l6I bales. =
CINCINNATI, Oct. Northumberland
fair and market firm; middling l93c.
p LcyIsv1ILE, Oct. 28.lsCoston firm
low middling 1916. " p hia5sa 80 ~.
MEMPH1s, Oct. 2s.--Cotton dun and
low middling 1ssc; middling ISs; Corn
zoe. Oats 37a39c- -.
! SAVANNAH, Oct. 2e'.-Cotton quiet
and firm; middliD@ 1SlalSsc; exports 10
Continent 1914 bales; coastwise 1896
bales; sales 1872 bales; sto tx 49, 1853 bales;
net receipts 1884 bales. -
CHARLESTON. Oct. 28.--Cottor firm;
middlings lsac; net receip Is, 1894 bales
exports coastwise 2,072 b les; sales 100
bales; stock q, 961 bales. 80 40
MOBILE, Oct. 2s.-Ca ton frm-lOw