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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-06
Valuable FARMS for Sale,

&c.. A good dwelling house, 2 lots, a brick shop and stable, in Savannah.
46. A small farm Of 40 acres q miles from Savannah, Is acres in cultivation le
house, 40 apple trees, 200 peach trees, good spring.
40. An excellent farm ofS7 acre.. 60 acres we'll improved, N. W. of WhiesiNe
new dwelling of12 rooms. 700 fruit trees ! mile from school house.
All. A 3acre tract, 312 miles from Savannah, 80 acres lin cultivation, 30 apuls
trees, l mile from school house.
Az l3 aree4 miles north ofSayannsh, 80 acres in cultivation balance timber
good stock water, a goodappe and peach orchard.
416 A good farm of ia acres mile from Whinsyile.
Alb A we'll improved farm of 80 acres, a gcta frame house, good water. 6 appls
trees, and a variety Of small fruit.
419. A valuable farm Of 30 acres, all under fence, a good orchard, and q variety Of
small fruit
400 A small tract of q acres, with 5000 grape vines. 100 apple tees, 100 pea.l.
trees, and other fruit
42. 81 acef farm, all under fence a good orchard a good dwelling of 6 Dom
good stables and we'll xatered, IL mile from depot liberal terms given:
423 A small farm Of flo acres, 2 12 mesfrOm Savannah, all under fnce. and f,
improvements, and 4 variety of fruit, cheap for cash.
44. 100 acres all under fence, and well improved, 800 apple trees, 800 peach
trees. acre grape vines and a variety Of small fruit on liberal term.
fruit trees, good stock water, mile Of hedge, 10 ores of timber.
1876 SO acre farm, "a acres in cultivation log dwelling good stable a smalo orchard
IL mile from school house.
AZ 40 acres of good land, 20 acrs n cultivation, good log house and good frame
barn, good we'll and cmtrn, a small orchard, = 12 miles from Rochester.
Several dwellings in the City, for sale cheap
A number of suburban resdedces, and unimproved lots adjoining the CITY for
sale on favorable term.
AS. One hundred and ninety six acres of good farming land 2mles from Saysn
nah with dwellings; can be divided into 3farm< l60 apLe trees n large number ~
peach and cherry trees and smalfui; under good fence, and we'll vatered a YER
desnab lie location.
400 80 acres of good farming land. Z miles east of Savannah and 2 miles west
Rochester with a new frame house of 4 rooms, and ID acres in cultivation.
43l. A good farm Of 754 acres in a good neighborhood on a public road, all i'm.
proved, Z miles north Of Savannah.
42. A very desirable farm Of l35 acres 9! miles southeast of Fillmore cheaps for
cash.
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.Adn1iniStr0tOr,S:NOtic

NOTICE il hereby given thai letters of admin
IN istration upon ihs estate Of William ". Ma
son, late Of Andrew County, deceased, have
been granted 10 the Undersigned, Calvin y. Ma
son. by the Probate Four; 81 the county Of An
drew, In the State of Missouri. bearing date the
5th day Of August, 1871. All persons having
hibit them To me for allowance within ONE year
alter the date of said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of such estate, and IL
such claims be not exhibited within two years
from the time Of the public alton of this notice.
they will he forever Barred.
i3S CALVIN 4. MASON, administrator
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Voting Places.

The following are the voting places
established in each township in the
county:
Monroe-Moberly's Mill.
Observation-Disclosures.
Empire-Flag Springs.
P~latte-Whitesvillc.
BentOn-Bolckow and Rosendale.
WashingtOf-Cefin's School-house:
Nodaway-SIvanuah
Extraordinarily School house.
Embellishments.
Observation-Disclosures.
Clav-North Prairie Institute.
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Vermont Election.

MONTPELIER, Vt, september 3-Seyenty-siN
towns have been heard from up ID ten O'Clock,
showing that seventy-one Republicans, four
Demooratsand one Greeley Republican have been
chosen tn the legislature
The vote for Governor from 81 towns foot up as
l follows
Converse, Republican, Il, 3:7; Gardner, Liber-
al Republican, 4, sA. The straight Republican
|. county tickets are apparently all elected.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-06
REPUBLICAN
NOMINATING CONVENTION

The Andrew County Republican
Central Committee hereby call a
County Convention, to nominate
county officers, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of September,
1872. at / O'Clock p. M, in the city OF
Savannah. 1t is also directed that
primarymeetings in the various town
ships, tn choose delegates to said Con.
ventiony be held on
Friday, September s,
At l O'Clock P. NJ, each township to be
allowed twelve delegates in the Coun'
~ Convention.
1. n. WEBSTER, Chairman.
D,BoNHAM, jr., Sec'y.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-06

HORACE GREELEY's opinion of
President Grant.-"While asserting
the right Of every Republican to his
untrammeled choice of u candidate
for next President, until q nomination
is made, l venture to suggest that
General Grant will be far better quail.
flied for that momentous trust in 1872
than he was in 1861" But then, this
was nearly eight months ago.
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Republican
GS

Hon. l. C. Parker, Republican can
didate for Congress, from the 9th
Missouri District, and other speakers
will address the people of Andrew
County at the following times and
places: All are invited, 10 matter to
which political party they may be-
long, to attend and hear the political
questions Of the day candidls dis
cussed.
Tuesday, September 18th, at .
o'clock P. NJ, at Moberly's Mill, Mon
o Township. Tuesday. September
18th, at z o'clock P. NJ, at Rochester.
WEDNESDAYS, September 18TH. at .
o'clock p. NJ. at Flagg Springs.
Wednesday, September 18th, at Z
O'Clock p. NJ. at Whitesville. Thurs
day, September 10Th, at 2 O'Clock P.
NJ, at Bolckow. Thursday, Sep
TENDER 18th, at & O'Clock p. NJ,
At Rosendalc. Friday, September
Goth, at o'clock P. NJ, at
North Prairie Institute. Friday,
September Goth, at Z o'clock P. NJ, at
Ammonia. Saturday, September
2lst, at O'Clock P. NJ, at Fillmore.
COME oNEl COME ALL !
And bring your neighbor and hear
the truth.
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Final Settlement.

KSOTICE is hereby given to creditors, and all
IN others concerned In the estate Of W. W.
Smxlley, deceased, that the Undersigned intends
to make final settlement Of sad estate Mt the next
term Of the Probate Court of Andrew County
Missouri, TO be held NJ Savannah, on the 10th day
Of September, 1872. THLoDoRE d.. SNALLEY.
AS Administrator Of W. " .smalley, deed.
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IT is said that John NJ. Wilson, Of
Indiana, the man who did really ut
ter the Know Nothing TRADE which
the G~reeleycratic press has credited to
Henry Wilson, is on the stump for
Greeley and Brown.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that 'ttei undersigned
~ ADMINISTRATIVE OF the eststS OF William Z.
Brown, deceased, will make fnAi settlement in
Of Andrew County, Missouri, TO be begun and
held at the Probate office In said county, on the
l8th day of September, 1879. Given under my
hand this lst day of August, 1879.
CHARLOTTE BROWN,
t43S Admin Of estate of W. c. Brown.
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Mortgage Sale Ct Real Estate.
NJ HEREAS. John Wilkerson an,

HEREAS. John Wilkerson and
w Ann Wiikerson. his wife, by their mort
gag deed, with power OF sale therein contained,
iAt'.t the 18Th day Of May, \. b. ls.l, and re-
corded in the Recorders ONCE Of Andrew
COUNTY! in thu state of Missouri. in Book number
~. nj page $50. conveyed TO the undersigned
Ia'rtSagee the following described lots, r.cfs or
parcrl- of land ' ing and being in Andrew coup-
ty in the state OF Missouri. fo-wit:
The southeast quarter of section twenty-fhree
ID and the southwest quarter of section fwenty-
four GU. and all that portion of the northwest
quarter OF =. ctiun number twenty five C25 which
lies IN the west side of the Oh e-hundred- and two
river: all OF said lands being in township num-
her fity mine tasl Of range number thirty five
tSn. and containing in all four hundred and forty
HCrc-. more ur leAs. which Said conveyance was
mad, 10 secure the pa. ment Of a certain prom
issory note in said m,rtxag- deed described.
mad. bs said John Wilkerson to the under
signed on the 18th day If MAY, Al. ISL, for
The sum of five thoasand eight hundred and six
teen dollars and fiiry ccnfs. with interest from
date nj the rate of ten per cent. PER annum, and
due twelve months after the date thereof.
And whereas, il /. provided in said mortgage
deed that Ii the said note shall not be we'll and
truly paid when the same becomes due , ID pay
able, that the undersigned may proce d TO sell
said land, or any part thereof, at pull lie vendue
TO the highest bidder at the court house door in
the city OF Ssvannsh. within the county Of An
drew aforesaid Tor cash, first giving thirty days'
notice Of the time. terms and place of said sale.
and Of the property 10 he sold, by publication In
some newspaper printed in the county and state
And Whereas, said note and the interest there
On ARE now due and unpaid; now therefore, BY
virtue of the power in me vested by said mort
gage deed, I will, on
Wednesday, September 25th, 1872.
Between the hours Of TEN O'Clock in the forenoon
sud five O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day, st
The south door Of the courthouse In the city Of
ssvsnnah. Andrew county. in the state of Nis.
souri,. oceed to sell the above described real
estate nj public vendue TO the highest bidder.
Tor cash, 20 satisfy said note and interest, to-
Rethcr with the costs and expenses attending
said sale. AUGUST SCHUSrER, Mortgsgee.
Savannah, Mo-, July Is, 1872. 81
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AIlu DuUlISIlCtl hahs ~
| iceable in the cause OF freedom. he
| was not ever q Free SOiler, but al.
wavs n Henry Clay Wing until Re
pnblicanism supplanted the Wing
and Free Soil parties. Even after the
slaves were set free under Abraham
| Lincoln's Proclamation of Emancipa-
| tion. he was in favor of paying those
who had robbed them OF every right
| and rioted OH their unpaid toll, not
less than four hundred millions Of dol.
Iarsl Far different was the manner
in which your friend, Mr.. II. w. EN-
erson, regarded this pecuniary adj
iustment between the slave master
and the slave:
ssCiye the ogney compensation
Fin up the bag to the erim
Who Is the owner ? The STARE 10 oWhcr.
Il And ever was I! Pay Atm !!
Not so, said Mr.. Greeley; pay the
money to the slave MASTERS. And
this, too, after they had risen in re-
bellion. and involved the country In
the horrors of civil war to perpetuate
their despotle power, and at the cost
Of thousands of millions Of dollars.
And this is YOUR '1ife-time Abolition
lat" Mr.. Sumner, always foremost
in the great battle for the eolored
race, aud full of sympathy Tor tnem.
WHY, even their colonization IN Al
rica was an agreeable device TOT MN )
for. personallv, he cherished the COM
mon preiudice against them, though
certainly ready TO befrirnd any s.Aier-
inc onniicaut. black. or white, being
naturally OF q benevolent disposition;
IL is to his credit that he was opposed
to the introduction of new slave
States into the Union; and also
to the auexasionU of new territory Tor
the extention Of slavery !; nevertheless.
with his compromising tendencies
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And bring your neighbor and hear
the truth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-19
COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, December1S, 12:15 am
Cotton market easy; ordinary
175c; good ordinary, 1S4c; low middling
l9tc; middling, zoe; Alabama, 204c
Orleans, 2O3c; Texas, 202c; sales, 25t
bales. Futures easy; sales, II, 900 bales
May, % 7-16c; June, 20 13-16c.
3:l5 p.m.-Cotton easy; ordinary
175c; good ordinary, lSsc; low middling
193e; middling, 20sc; Alabama, 29sc;
Orleans, 20sc; Texas, 20Bc. Sales to-
day-for export, 60 bales; to spinners, 374
bales; in transit, 100 bales; futures
Is, 200 bales; last evening-to export.
ers, 600 bales; to spinners, 224 bales
in transit, 800 bales. Futures easy; Jan.
uary, zoe.
Cotton report for five days at all Uni
ted States pOrts-Receipts, p, 557 bales
exports to continent, IL, lis bales; stock,
509, sos bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Decem Der Is. IL sc
a.m.-Cotton, demand moderate; mid.
ding, l9sc. No sales.
2 p.m.-COtton, demand moderate;
middling, 1919. Sales to-day, 700 bales
last evening, $500 bales; receipts, 1906
bales.
LIVERPOOL, December is, II
a.m.-COttOn firm; uplands, 1O4d; Or
leans, 10}d. Sales, 900 bales; for ex-
port and speculation, 1000 bales.
CINCINNATI, December 1s.-Cot-
ton firm; middling, 19se.
ST. LOUIS, December 1S.-COtton
quiet and unchanged; middling, 1S2c.
LOUISVILLE, December IS.-Cotton
steady; low middling, Isle.
NASHVILLE, December l8.-CottOn
steady; low middling 17!c.
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such a. Syphilis Gonorrbea, elect, Structure
and al Urinary Diseases STphillftic or Mer-
curial affections OF the throat, skin or bones,
Orchitis hernia or rupture; also, the effects
Of a solitary habit, ruinOus to the body and
ity, fmpotency, dizziness. dimes Of sight.
confusion OF ideas, evil fOreboding, aversion
not al Of these IN any one case, but All occur
ring frequently in VartOns cases. Rheuma-
tisTn and rhsumatic pains cured b. a new
method.
Particular attention paid to the DISEASES
OF WOMEN, such cas- excessive, suppressed
OF painful Menstruatlon. LuchOrrhCaa or
N nllez5 falling OF the womb, and al irregU-
lGrltles Of the monthly periods, causing ster-
lily o. Darrennezs, and Often-times cOnsump p
ton.
The doctor can be consulted personally or
Dy letter upon all diseases not recurring his
attention outside OF his Office. once hours
from am. 70 g o'clock pm.
au20 n d. s. JOHNSON, Nd.
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] . lower; quotations as follows: U. s.
coupons of 1881, 1l71; 5 20s Of 1852, ll2s ;
5 Dos Of 1854, 1923; Dos Of 1865, 1l3; 20s
of 1865, new, 115f; Dos Of 1867, 1864
Dos Of 1868, ll6; l0-40s, 1893
currency Is, 1923; new, IS, nO4.
State Bonds were quiet, and were
la fraction lower. Quotations are
as follows: Missouri, 94s; Tennessee,
old, 79l; Tennessee, new, sos; Virginia,
new, so; Virginia, old, AZ; North Car
olina, old, "a; North Carolina, new,
/ 20. Stocks were generally strong. The
! feature was Pacific Mail, which fuctu-
ated as follows: rs, 74s, 77g, 76B, 79, 7S2,
| SOL, 81, closing at the latter price. No
proposition was made for the issue of
| bonds at the directors meeting to-day,
/ the cOmpany's statement showing
IS, $50, 600 cash and cash assets after
paying $4,000, 900 for new steamers.
! Contrary to street rumors, there was no
change in the Presidency or directors,
and reports of the loss of additional
steamers prove to be a mere jobbing
movement of brokers. Western Union
was also active, and advanced from 79s
to S05, closing at 500. Erie was eXcep-
ti0nally weak and lower, in sympathy
with the London marker, where il is be-
lieved the company will not declare
dividend on preferred shares. The rest
of the list was dull, with fluctuations of
but to per cent. The whole market
closed firm. The New jersey Central
road has given notice that it will on the
10Th of January exchange $4,000 shares
of full-paid stock for the same amount
of scrip stock allotted in October, 1871.
A subscription for $4,000 shares of New
York, Newfoundland and London Tele-
graph, at par-S100-has been opened
in London, and is supposed to be the ba-
sis of $500, 600 to be sold this week
The closing quotations are as fol-
lows: Canton, 10l; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 500; Quick
silver, 45l; Adams Express Com
pany, SO; Wells & Fargo's Express
Company, SO; American Merchants
Union Express Company, 500;
United States Express Company, Sl5;
Pacific Mail, S0I; New York Central,
97s; Erie, 522; Erie, preferred, "A; Har-
lem, 117; Harlem, preferred, l26; Mich
igan Central, l14I; Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago, S7g; Northwest
ern, 50; Northwestern, preferred, S53;
Rock Island, 1104; New jersey Central,
1913; st. Paul, 81; st. Paul, preferred,
775; Wabash, p; Wabash, preferred,
IS; Fort Wayne, 934; Terre Haute, IA;
Terre Haute, preferred, 40; Chicago and
Alton, 10; Chicago and Alton, pre-
ferred. III; Ohio and Mississippi, 47S;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati,
81 !; Burlington and Quincy, l37; Union
Pacific, 37s; Central Pacific bonds, 1921
Union Pacific bonds, 694; Delaware and
80; Hartford and Ede, 81.
NEW ORLEANS, December IS
Sight exchange, f93 discount sterling
exchange, 21@.
LONDON, December IS, pm
Consols, money, are 911@9ls; account,
913. United States coupons 5-20s, 1865,
90; 5-20s, 1867, 80; 10-40s, $50; New
fves, S94; Erie, $50.
PARIS, December 1s.-Rentes, 53f 32c.
FRANKFORT, December 18.-Uni-
ted States coupons, 5-20s, 1862, SO.
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Attachment Notice.

NJ. A. Mcclellan vs.. b. B. Frame Before
James Hall, j. p. for Shelby county, Tenn.
I n the above named suit affidavit having
Il been made for attachment, under section
3i55 OF Lhe Code Of Tennessee, that the defend
ant is a nonresident OF the state of Tennes-
see, and is Justly indebted to the plaintiff ia
the sum Of sixty seven dollars So, due by ac-
count, and that the claim is just, and an a.
tachment having been issued by me and re-
turned by the proper officer, levied, ETC.;
1t is therefore ordered, That the defendant
appear before me, at my office, $50 Second
street Memphis, Tennessee. on the 9TH day Of
December, lS72, st 10 o clock am, and defend
this suit, or the same viii be proceeded with
eXparte; and that a. copy Of this notice be
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
nos JAMES HALL. J. p.
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Attachment Notice.

r. r. Durant vs.. b. B. Fraine-BefOre James
Hall, J. p. for shelby county. Tennessee.
4 y the above named suit affidavit having
L been made for attachment, under section
$50 Of the Code Of Tennessee, that the defend
ant is a nonresident Of the state OF Tennes-
see, and IS justly Indebted to the plaintiff in
the sum Of two hundred and twenty-five dol
lars So due BY account, and that the claim
Is just, and an attachment having been issued
by me and returned by the proper officer,
levied, etc;
II Is therefore ordered, That the defendant
appear before me, at my Office, SO Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee, on the 18th day Of
December, lS72, at 10 o'clock am, and defend
this suit, or the same will be proceeded with
Xparte; and that copy Of this notice be- pub
lshed once a week. for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
nos JAMES HAI.L.T P
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Ind lirmer; Loulsiana, gle; oInolnnatI,

and firmer; Louisiana, sic; Cincinnati
81. Coffee firm at 16k@lSic.
CHICAGO, December ls.-Flour i;
firm, with a fair demand. Wheat is
steady and demand moderate; No.
spring 81 20. Corn is quiet and weak;
No. > mixed, 304630sc. Oats dull and
declined; No. 2, 233c. Rye scarce and
firm; No. 2, 639634c. Barley steady;
fall No. 2, CSC. Pork steady at Sl3 IS.
Green hams in good demand at full
prices; CSC for IS, Sc for II, and 7367sc
for 15-pound averages. Bulk meats are
quiet and unchanged. Whisky in ac-
tive demand at 91@9l}c.
NASHVILLE, December 1s.-Flour is
firm; superfine, SO 25; extra, So 50G6 IS.
Wheat 81 cool SO. Corn, 424c for loose;
SOC for sacked in depot. Rye, Csc for
sacked in depot. Oats, 30G35c for
sacked; SOC in depot. Barley 75c sacked
in depot. Cornmeal 81 rs. Provisions
steady Bulk meats-Shoulders, 43c;
clear rib, 6}c; clear sides, SIC. Lard
Kettle-dried, SGsIc. Hogs active at
So 90G4.
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NOn-Resident Nntiee.

No 7s}-In the First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, TENNESSEE. F. Gilmore ct al. vs.
Z. d. Lawrence ct al.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause
4 that the defendant. l.. ID. Lawrence is q
citizen Of Missouri and a nonresident o. the
state Of TENNESSEE that the above bill wa,
hled November g. 1872, and in which is alleged
that the defendant, Lawrence, is indebted to
complainant in the sum Of about $500, as evl-
denced by an account referred 70 therein !;
that a writ Of attachment has been issued and
returned levied on the property Of said Law
renee:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis. Tennessee on OF before the
first Monday in January. lSI2, and plead, an
swer or demur to compliments bill. or the
same viii be taken for cOufesset as TO them
and set for hearing eXpaIte; ard that a copy
Of this order be published once a wee k, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal. This 9th day Of November, ls7Z-
A cOpy-attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. ]. BLACK, Deputy c. and IT.
W. 6. kaineV- Sol. for cOmpin'E- uOlO mo
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have reached lbs, 564 bales against 1885,
y13 bales last week, 49,, 429 bales the
previous week, and lis, 1855 bales three
weeks since, making the total receipts
since the first of September, 1872, l,40l,-
2S2 bales against ], lis, 557 bales for the
same period OF 1871, showing an in
crease since September this year OF
2S2, 675 bales.
The exports for the week reach
total of 62,7S5 bales, of which
IS, S24 were to Great Britain, 1866 to
France, and %, 295 to rest Of the conti-
nent, while the stocks as made up this
evening are now Az, 625 bales.
Compared with the corresponding
week of last season, there is a decrease
in the exports this week of 80, go bales,
I while the stocks are IS, l53 bales more
than they were at this time a year ago.
In East India cotton, compared with
last year, there is no change this year in
the weeks shipments to Great Britain,
and that the total movement since jan
uary ! now shows a decrease in ship
ments of 201 900 bales over the cores
ponding period of 1871.
Interior stocks have decreased during
the week 81 bales, and are 7345 bales
more than at the same period last year.
The receipts have been 2441 bales less
than the same week last year.
The exports of cotton this week from
New York show a decrease since last
week, the total reaching 902S bales,
against II 406 bales last week.
The Chronicle attributes the decreased
receipt Of cotton during the week to the
horse nnalady having INSTRUCTED transit.
Referring to the advance in prices, it
considers the causes to be a more settled
state Of things in France and easier
money in England 1t adds: " Just at
the same time a fear of a short sup
ply finds double encouragement. First
The receipts at our ports are not as large
as anticipated for this period, and unless
there are special reasons for this, our
crop will come short of the prevailing
estimates. SeeOnd-AlthOugh the India
crop puG up TO last week has promised
well, yet the amount afloat for Europe
to-day from that quarter is only 100000
bales, against 262, 735 bales for the
same date last year, while the weekly
arrivals at Bombay continue only
about six or seven thousand bales,
against about twenty-five thousand
bales during the same period Of 1871.
Besides, last Friday our Bombay tele-
gram reported a severe storm in that
quarter, from which great damage was
feared, and to-day the accounts continue
While, therefore, the
future has about it these new uncertain
ties the present small stock at Liverpool
is rapidly melting away. To-day Liver
pool reports but 365, 600 bales stock, with |
21s, 600 bales afiost, against ASS, 000 bales
stock, 400, 900 bales afioat same date last
year. The worlds markets for goods are
also improving; eastern stocks, which
were heavy, are being worked of, and
the general prospect Of spinners has be- |
come more satisfactory than was report |
ed a short time since.