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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-16

s-(------
Hon. George W. Julian, OF Indiana, in
letter favoring the Liberal movement,
says: "We must destroy the military
rings and organized thieving, and thiz
preliminary work will open the way for q
reconstruction Of parties on the real is-
sues which tho course Of events and the
logic of politics will necessitate. The
master is the builder. The work of de-
struction must precede that Of construc-
ton"
Says the Inferior Journal, Of Stanford,
Ky: "There is o negro boy in this town,
aged nbont seventeen years, who han no
knee Joints. His knees are as stiff and
straight as gun-barrel, yet he walks
about as briskly as though he were able,
like the rest OF mankind, to crook the
pregnant hinges of the knee and is as
fond OF smoking as his friend, General
Grant"
FAILURE OF SUNDAY THEATRIcALs.-A
dramatic entertainment, advertised to
take place at the Bowery Theatre, New
York, Sunday evening. did not come off.
There was no interference Of the police
to prevent the performance. The ma.
nagement gave up the idea because three
experiments Of Sunday evening per-
formances recently made at that theatre
failed.
A Young man in New Bedford bought
steamboat ticket for Boston, n few days
since' and went on board the ferry boat.
After waiting patiently for nm. hour and
half, aud crossing the harbor several
times meanwhile, lie inquired how long
before the steamer wonld reach Boston
"Correc. likeness OF yourself sent,
nnd your fortune told" Young Green,
III answer to the above advertisement,
receives looking glass, md is informed
that be can tell his own fortune by count.
ing his money.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-16
To Contractors.

10 Contractors,
GEALED proposals for repairing one OF the
~ Aims House buildings will be received and
submitted to Conncil at the mex. meeting.
For information as to speoiications, TO-, cali
Committee on Aims House.
By order Of Council. WIN. ]. ETTER.
May 16 Acting CITY Clerk.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-16

Columbia Chapter, No. 5, B. A. u.
EW9a, An Extra Convooation Of Colum-
held in Masonic Hall. THiS fThnrs' ue
day. EVENING, at 8 O'Clock. The r
A. Degree will be conferred. AA' L.
BY order OF the III. E. HIP
May 161 JOHN MORRISON sec,v
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-12

Cine 0elain. = Der 81. .. Dem."
melpet in ieinen s~pfalipalten : Die jest
an Der bielisen Quarantine liesence
Sriss vslbbie Gltfprp" spn Stcdton,
Ie., melde am 81. Mars BON ger
nambucp ~atsesansen it, bat Zen bieiis
gen Safen unter eisentbimliden llms
itancen erreibt. Sim smetten Sag mad
Der slbfabrt erfranfte elmer Der Seelerte,
@uitap Spbnlpn, am selben Sieber CT
itarb am 1. Slpril /; AM 9. @prtl ftarb Elm
anreser srr, ben Seeleuten, q. Smitb,
nadcem i6pn sprber Der Sterparp, s. s.
SAY in einem brittil6en Splpital seitprs
ben mar Cor Der @bfabrt aus benz Saz
fen ppn pernambucp.) &apitdn Cliff
fprp, bic anperen S6iTspfisiere unp Der
srSste She'll Der Watrpien e~rfranften ale
rer 8eibe mad am selbeu Steter. Na6
pein Sope hes erften Steuermanns Iber@
natm Srau Glifprp, bic Satin res &az
pitdrS, has Spmmanbp res S6ifS unp
beittmmte ZEN 8urs pehelben ; unter III
rem Sefeblen erreid,te cas- SatH mobile
balten Den Safen spn Seem yprf. Nidt
melt ppM &ap Satteras bate bic Sriss
flint Sage lang NIT etnem Srfan aus
benz Nprrpiten su fampfen ber iammtz
li6e Sesel in Stife ;errib unc mebree
re Haen iiber Sprb unp raSpn flbrte +;
5rau GliTprp ;eiste iih inbeiien Der Siz
tuatipn sewadien. sic befnpet ii6
idpn felt Sielen Sabren nit ibrem Sat-
ten auf Der Gee unp bat Iebr biaf9 bic
nStbtsen Serednunaen iiber BEN Surs
aufsetelt. sic lift srinbli6 matbema<
it'd sebilpet unp slaubt ii9 i'm Stan<
De, irsenp elm 5abrseas su iteuern. Sic
1T idmddtis sebaut, etlpa Is Sabre alt,
aniprudslos unp ron beldetpenem Se>
nebmen, ME eS elmer Dame anltebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-12
9eatidlana, Iranfreid u. 6nalanh

itsben jcBt sleidseitis i'm SssriH, bic
anpenruns Der Sufi9iffabrt su mill
tirii6en UNI Oeutidlanp audi su ppitaz
liiden 3weden elmer erneuten priifuns
su ~unter;ieben. Son ben neuen Grim
punsen perpen jeBt Defenders spei se>
nannt : nemli6 Die Grfnpuns zines
Serrn Sainlein in Natns, Der purd cine
9uftIdraube, pel6e bur6 paS i'm gaQpn
entbaltene Gas in @trfiamfeit aeleBt
Mir, ben Salpn beliebis lenfen su f6n>
men bebauptet, unr bic Grfnpuns bes
GbsfzG pnitructeurs Der fran;5fi9en Was
rine, Dupuy be Come, wel6er raiIelbe
Helultat ersielt baben mill, aber Die Gpa5
ftruftipn ieiner WaIdine nod ais Sc
beimnib tebancelt. Die Sprprifunsen
beipcr GrFncunsen ipllen pur6aus GIN
itiSe HeIultate er9ebsn baben. IS bleitt
na1 rem Grfabrunsen pes leytsn SrieSes
nur nod niGt absuieben, su welden
militdrii6en 3meden cieie SaIpns yer
rpencet perpen ipleu. Die &ecpsnpScis
runssYerlube nit penielben baben aui
fransSii9er pie peutl9er Seite nur pas
GrsebniB selisfert, pab Der neberblif aus
cer 9psell6au purGaus fem ii9eres UNI
surei6enpeS Grfennen seitattet unc ses
naus 4ufnabmen rsip. aud nur Seure
tbeilunsen, pessn rer G%ntfernunsen, in
rsnen li6 Der Salpn balten muP, I'M
nidt SetrpHen unp berunter9ebplt ;u pers
Gen.. i6pn gar niat suldBt. Gin berlinel
Slatt bemerft bier;u: uGs bliebe benz
mad bSGltens nod raS Werfen bon Or
plciipnsfSrpern aus penielben, mas auers
pinss in belaserten Starten bel Der fur9ts
barren Grplofonsfraft e%inselner pcrartise'
StpHe cine iebr bepeutence Wirfuns aus
suiben DsrmDdte. aaein es wiirce Iid
rabsi Die Srase aufperfen, ME ii9 elm,
ipl6e Grplpipnswirfuns gum SSlferred
felt, pas rur6 internatipnalen Scrtral
ielbit bic 8ermenruns spn Grplcfipnsse'
IhpiIm aus SancfeuerwaHcn unterIa9
bat. lleberbaupt aber befnpet ii9 pi
Ssrwenruns res 4~uftbaIpnS in ra'
&rieSsrs6t nod, nidt a%ufsencmmen, wi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-12
@iijensmcrtbe 9inQe.

Splsenbe 3uiammenftelluns BON sez
piiIen seieBliden Setinmunssn wirc
ni6t pbne @ertb fir ben Seier lein. Sin
S6ulpidein Cnote) Spr einem WinberT
jabrisen ODER an einem Sonntaa ausees
itelt, bat feline @iltisfeit. Die Ser
beimliduns zines Setruss miro lelblt ais
Srtras anseIeben. ~unfenntnis pes Sc
ieBes enti6ulpist nt6t. 0as @eleB
;pinst Niemanpen, ettpas llnmSsli6es
Su tbun. Gin Sertras pbne SeitleBuns
elmer 8esenleiituns bat feline @iiltisfeit.
llnteridriften nit ci1em Slsiititte iinp
redtssiltis. Our6 Die Sancluns zines
Observation-Disclosures perpen bic ibrisen
Sbeilbaber Serbinplid. Die GrfGQuns
zines am SOnntase absei6lO1enen Ser
TRACES fam ni6t erswunsen mereen.
Yrincipale iinb fir bic SanrIunsen ibrer
&senten Serbinrli9. Oas @eIeB I6reibt
ntdt rpr, pab bic Sprmel fir %empfansenen
@ertb Cfor value received) in einem
S6ulpIdein entbalten lein mub. 8ebt
Elm S9ulcldein Serlpreu, pper miro er
seitpblen, 70 entbcbt eas ben Nusiieller
pes S6ulci6eins ieiner 9erpAi9tunsen
ni6t; er mub bic S9ulp besablen. Sc
Der Der Observation-Disclosures 1T fir ben se>
iamntten Setras Der Sirma S%erantpprts
lid. Der Setras zines purd Yetrus
cher i'm 3uitanpe Der SerauI6uns or:
lansten S6uIcidetnes fam ni6t einss>
spsen rerper. Der Sirse Cendorser)
zines S9ulpi6einS wirp ieiner Siirss
i6aft entbpben penn er nidt innerbalb
"a Stuncen mad pem prctelte BON rer
unterlaiuns Der 3abluns in &enntniB
eeIegt pprpen 1T. CSe61bl.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-12
Slamea aus aer 9eimatb Der
2%nremburger.
q o N. Rceansc.
Son Gels na9 WaFerbiQis.

On Sommer.
@lei6 bsS bcbsn Simmels beitersn Sliden
Ga DIT mir, benz @anbrer am flaren Sommertas
5r Oh Der Niltb In liepsrfrriem GntSiiden,
DAP i6 iinse ben reinen Murmelba1,
Der i6aumsnb aus 5slien bri6t;
9 inse hes lsitss limb bspesten Spicsel
linb seS bunfeln SaineS lpfenbe aiibl;
9 ieb, mic slanst Der alee AM ~ruftisen 5iise
llnp Der Yappelblatter luftis @euibl
SIM iauislnpsn @ittassbau6!
lie Der benz @opsliB l9aufelt Der eide S6atten
$ stt fe br6 iId, einian, auf sriinenbem plan /;
9 ul6ss fang, tp auf istelii6en Iatten
9 cine Seerbe trieb Der fptsnpe pan,
SbepfriteS nir alein /!
absr Did, auf 5luren paQenbe S1Dne,
Did i'm 6,etpant pen splbenem GrntsslanS
Did Dor alien prsiisn tes SINGERS 5Sne,
Teine, Did im raui6snpsn ssbrsnfranS
Did s6ttli&s Srentsrin
6rrb in lautsm 5riumpb, auf brsitsm 8asen,
8i bro ins Oprf Sas lanbli6e gplf did Gin
9ispsr i6alsn unb 8lamsnNrauBe rasen,
Op6 umbiipfe Der Sussno muntersr &eib'n
am feitli6 sei6miiften SerS!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-12
Mgenten= elite.
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california:
marsspile. CUBA Gp..".....S utert d rnteeeler
Santa Clara, SantaGlaraGr.....Nie. Grrpfein.
Canada:
ct. 1bsreIs, 9srrsbsnns Gruntr, Suetse, Sstsr pprt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-12

ia benz, i'm lssten ariese nod Der 3wei>
fel aufssporfen it, ub bic in einem Yers
Idlasenen Salpn sefansenen YerIpnen
nidt mad Stunrredt ais auf bancfefter
Gbat ersriTens Spipne ipfort "fiiilirt ,vsr>
ben fpaten."
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
CHAPTER 1oa.

AN ACT making further appropriations
for the Hospital for the Insane at Mt.
Pleasant
SECTION 1. Be it enacted By the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State Of Iopa, That
there is hereby appropriated, out of the
money in the treasury not otherwise APP
propriatcd, the following sums, for the
purposes herein named, viz: For inn
provements in the west wing, with ven.
tilation duct to the new chimney, seven
thousand five hundred dollars; for CON-
pleting reservoir and filter, three thous-
and dollars; for furniture and furnish
ing, two thousand dollars; for recon.
structing six water closets, two thousand
eight hundred dollars; for new bath
room in west wing, one thousand eight
hundred dollars; for painting, one thous-
and dollars; fer eight tire.proof doors,
eight hundred dollars; for contingent
cies, three thousand dollars. Provided,
that any sum hereby appropriated. not
used for the specified object named,
may be used, as far as necessary, for any
other OF the purposes specified in this
act.
SEC. 2. The money hereby appropri-
ated shall be drawn and paid on the or
der of the trustees, which order shall be
audited and paid as. other claims.
Sec. 8. This act being deemed of i'm.
mediate Importance, shall be in force
from and after its publication in the
Iowa State Register and State Leader,
newspapers published in Des Moines,
Iowa.
Approved. April 10, 1879.
thereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily State Leader,
April 16, and in the Daily iowa State
Register, April 1G, 1872
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
CHAPTER 1903.

AN ACT for the protection of the life
and health of Miners.
SECTION l. BE At enacted By the Gen.
eral assembly Of the State of Ioea, That
the Board of Supervisors in each and
every county in this State where coal or
other minerals are being mined, shall
appoint competent inspector at their
first regular session after this act shall
take effect, and at their regular session
in April of each subsequent year, who
shall, before entering upon the duties of
his appointment, take an oath for the
faithful and impartial discharge of the
duties of his office, whose duty it shall
be, on the application in writing of the
owners, operators or employees of such
mines, to examine and apply such scien-
titic tests as may be necessary to ascer-
tain the condition of the atmosphere in
such mines, as affecting the life and
health of employees and miners; and
when he shall be satisfied of the preva-
lencc of Choke Damps, (Carbonic Acid
Gas), or Fire Damps, Eight Carbur-
cited Hydrogen Gas), in sufficient guam
titles to jeopardize the health or life of
such employees or miners, he shall deter
mine the number and capacity of addi-
tional entrances or shafts, or other
means necessary for the proper ventila-
ton of such mines, and to afford ingress
and egrcss to such mines in case of ex-
BLOSSOMS, or the falling in of the entrance
Or shaft to such mines.
SEC, g Said inspector shall receive
four dollars per day for the time neces-
sarily employed in the discharge of his
duties, to be paid by the owner or own
crs, operators of such mines.
Prorided, that where the miner or mi.
ners employed in any mine in this State
applies for the inspection provided for in
this act, and the inspector decides that
the inspection applied for was unneces-
sary, then, and in that case, the fees to
the inspector shall be paid by the person
or persons applying for the same.
Preceded further, That the claim for
services as such inspector shall be sub
ject to the approval Of the Board of Su
pervisorS.
SEC. 3. The owner or owners, opera.
tor or operators of such mines, who shall
neglect or refuse to make such entrances
or provide such other means as the said
inspector shall in writing notify the own
or or operator to be necessary to protect
the life or health of such employees or mi
ncrs, shall be liable in full damages to
said employees or miners, or their families
for any injury resulting from such neglec,
to such miners or employees.
SEC. 4. The damage contemplated in
the foregoing section may be recovered
by an action in any Court in this State
having competent Jurisdiction.
Approved, April IL, 1872
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

permanently Improved, and tho cost 81
the same shall not exceed the SUM Of for
~ cents per lineal foot; and the cost 81
the said temporary plank sidewalk shall
DC assessed against the property in front
OF which the same shall be laid.
SEC. 6. All taxes levied or assessed
in conformity with the provisions of this
act, shall be lien upon the real estate.
snail bear the same rate of interest. The
SAID real estate may be sold in the same
manner at any regular or adjourned sale,
with the same forfeitures, penalties and
right OF redemption, and deeds shall be
made IN the same manner, and with like
effect as it is now or may hereafter be
provided in case of general taxes under
the laws of this State.
SEC. z. Chapter sixty-five Of the
Thirteenth General Assembly. and all
other provisions Of law, whether general
or special, whereby city or town is au-
thorized to levy special taxes for the i'm
provement Of streets, are hereby re-
pcaled.
Provided, That this repeal shall not
be held to prevent the completion of any
public Improvement, now ordered or in
progress, shall not invalidatc any con-
tract, lien or tax now made Or levied or
to be levied in pursuance of such con-
tract, NOR to prevent the collection there
Of
SEC. s. This act being deemed of inn
mediate Importance, shall take effect and
be in force on and after it's publication
i'll the Daily Ioaea State Register and
Leader, newspapers published at Dcs
Moines, Iowa.
Approved April II, 1879.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
Things Worth knowing.

A good method Of cleaning lamp
chimneys is to wash them in warm
water and wipe dry with paper
Never put a cold chimney into
water too hot, as it is liable to break
the glass.
A piece of Goldfish skin the size
of a silver quarter washed thorough
ly and dropped in the boiling coffee
will make it perfectly clear, and re-
quires less coffee, ond less boiling
than when egg is used. A very
economical way of settling coffee
with eggs is to brown pound at
once; Immediately on taking it from
the oven, break on the hot coffee
one egg, stir rapidly until every
kernel becomes moistened with the
egg; the heat Of the coffee will soon
dry it, when it is ready for use.
A preparation Of sulphurous acid
in alcohol has been used with good
effects to destroy moths and other
eggs, but it must be used on articles
which can be closely wrapped up,
50 that no evaporation can take
place. Spices, snuff, tobacco and!
red pepper are preseryatires.
sulphur mixsd viii IA "a IA
6iveiI ri IN
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
CHAPTER 113.

AN ACT requiring the publication of the
receipts and disbursements of the funds
of independent school districts, and es-
Inmates for the future maintenance of
the same.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of Iowa, That
the boards Of directors of the several in
dependent school districts of this State
be, and are hereby, required to publish,
two weeks before the annual school elec-
ton in such district, by publication in
one or more newspapers, if any are pub
lished in such district, or by posting up
in writing, in not less than three conspic-
uous places, in such independent district,
detailed and specified statement of the
receipts and disbursements of all funds
expended for school and building pur-
poses for the year preceding such annu-
al election. And the said boards of di
rec.ors shall also, at the same time pub
lish in detail an estimate of the several
amounts which, in the judgment Of said
board, are necessary to maintain the
schools in such districts for the next sue
ceeding school year
Approved, April 12, 1872.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
CHAPTER III.

AN ACT to authorize and regulate the
Improvement of streets and alleys, and
repeating certain laws relating there
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

I hefeby certify that tho foregoing
oct was published in tho Daily Iowa
State Leader and in the Daily lcsed
State Register, April Is, 1879.
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
EW FEATURES FOR 1872.

II EW FEATURES FOR 1879.
M ART DEPARTMENT..
q Me enthusiastic support SO readily accorded to
ir enterprise, wehereveri it has been introduced,
IL convinced the publishers of THE 1LDLNE
lhe soundness of their theory that the Ameri-
~ public would recognize and heartily support
has,. sincere effort to elevate the tone and standard
4 pleee Illustrated publications. That many weak
= NJ wicked sheets exist and thrive is not evidence
not " there is no market for anything better-in-
Erect proof to the contrary. With pOpula-
vast, and of such varied taste, publisher
.,ose his patrons, and his paper is rather in
fe ofhis own than of the taste ofthe country.
s.arantee of the excellence of this depart
z vi publishers would beg to announce du-
y coming year, specimens from the follow
ExRMf ent American artists:
VI W. 'hsyis, GSapville Perkins James Smiley
iaart, 60 G; barley. Z: E: P q ct
aloariey, VIM IL Wilcox, Paul Dixon,
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- a. pictures being reproduced without
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A-ison with the best foreign work, it being
termination of the publishers that THE
NJ shall be a successful vndlcalon OF
~.:, taste in competition with any existing
%C0II1on in the world.
.,.. LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
ssSere SO much attention is paid to illustration
II and get up of the work, too much dependence on
: apps1Tances may very naturally be feared. To
anticipate such misgivings, it is only necessary to
state, that, the editorial management Of THE
II ALDlEE has been intrusted to MR. kiCHARD
HENRY STODDARD, who has received assuran-
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a-syriters and poets of the country.
THE VOLUME FOR 1872.
III contain nearly 300 pages, and about $50 fine
ksrsvings. Commencing with the number for
gary, every third number will contain beau
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NJ alispcce
Christmas number for 1872, will be a splen-
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n NATURES SCHOOL," The chrome is 1lx13
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

Day coaches run through from St. Louis to st.
Paul. Palace sleeping cars, owned and operated
by this line. accompany oil night trains.
w. II. PETTIBONE, WM GREENE.
Asst GenN Sup Genl Supt.
C. J. IVES, Genu Ticket Agent,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

As a remedy for Bronchial Aztec
tons and Chronic diseases Of the
Lungs, nothing ever before discov-
cred equals DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical DicOvery. GOA.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
ASGI : Jon III INC WOrIU.
.ITERARY DEPARTMENT.

- rssere so much attention is paid to illustration
7and get up of the work, too much dependence on
sapps1,mnces may very naturally be feared To
anticipate such msgivings, it is only necessary to
z ALDINE has been intrusted to Mr.. RICHARD
HENRY STODDARD, who has received assuran-
cas- of assistance from a host of the most popular
-syriters and poets of the country.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17

SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR if
persisted in will cure the most stub
born Liver disease. There is no
failure about it.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-05-17
OH, WOULD | WERE 4 CHILD AGAIN

signs the weary and exhausted one, as the Ian
guor and lass.tuhe of spring comes upon him.
Come and receive vigor and strength from the
MONdeIfIl SOnth Americnn ToNIc
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
COTTON MARKETS


DOsros Oct CoitOn active; Mddungs. zoe net receipts 20
baes l9 bales; sales 80 bales; STOCK $500 bales
SAVANNAH. Oct la-CotoR in laiz demand Mddngs
net receipts 42 baes eIporto Great Britain so balesi sas
2,O5l bales st0ck, 10 Gil baeA
CHARLEsTON oct l5CotOn quiet Miilngs 8lc receipts
26lO bales sales 80 bales; stock, ,s59 bales.
EORFOLK l5COton steady; Low Niiings l8lc net re-
eeip. z39 bales sHporcouse, 4e6 baes3 sas 300 baei
stock .462 bales. -
ST LoU Oct l5COiton ouieti Low Mlngs ei receipts 81
bales; shipments, 6l bales.
CrNcSSAu, l5Coion firm; MiidIags, lOc receipts 6s
bsles shipments, 8J bales stock. f27 bales.
AUGUSTA Oct l5-Coon quiet In Mdngs l7i0 l3c net re-
oeipt., 9i3 bales; sales, |. .l54 bales.
Oct l5C0on steady Mddiugs l34ci net receP
3ll bales ssles bales: stock, 3.35 bales.
BALTIMORE ls-Coton fmi Mddngs lalc net receipts
l6 bales; gross receipts 8 balss eIpocoastUse, 40 baes
sales. 800 bales, ls5 last evening; stock, 900 bales
PHILADELPHfa oct 15Uoon quiet hut firms hdttngs 94O
MOBILK Oct 5-Coon quiet but lrm Low hddhnys 5e Mid
dngs 8ic receipts, JZ bales eipo-c0isiHme lvOJ bAs
saes, 100 bales; stock, 8,34J bales -
NKw-ORLKANs. l5COlton quiet; Mddingli Dici net
receipts 80 bales gross 1879 bats eIporSto Great Bn
bales eoaswse to-day, 900 bales last evening" 'OO
bales; stock a 39 bales 900,
GlyEroy Oct I5-Coon firm Good Ordinary, ICY d6lc net
receipn baes eIporscoasse baesi sales OO bales
stock. All bales So.
MEMPHs oct l5-Cotton firm; fair demani offerings hght
Mddngs, receipts 1882 bales shipments 1904 balls
Oct 5Jo0u hrmi MidlLng iblci reccp I'i'1
bales shipments. 7i9 bales