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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-09

power WIN return as it returned in the
times OF old, because 1t is good for the |
Chnpoh and because the world cannot get on |
without tt. The hand that has held the retgns |
Of society for thousand years and more:-
the hand that has held the curb tight upon the |
passions, and the ambition, and tho Injustice
grasp, the reias that govern the people. 10 ~ |
necessary in the time to como. NJ II WAS in the !
times past; and, therefore, God will keep that
hand: Hence it is that we Catholics have not
about this. VI know that. even as our Di-
and was buried and remained for three dsys
In the grave, and undeniahiy rose again, all
the moro glorious beesuse of His previous suf-
in like do
ont of the trials Of to-day, Plus TX, or Plus the
Ninth's sucoessor.- for the Pope lives forever
rise his
moro glorious for having passed through the
tribulations Of the present time. But, my
friends just as the most precious honrs in the
| life Of our Lord, we're the hours of His cutter
| ing,-just as that was the particular time
| whom every loving heart came to Htu.-the
tims when the highest privileges were conferred
BLOOD OF His Srows; e take The Cross Of Hi.
shoulders; to lift Him from His falling, aud
| His faintness upon the earth; 90. also, tho
Cstholies, whom We can pus ont our hand to
| ohesr, tn censole, to help oux Holy Father the
Pope. This hall 10 crowded and, from my
priestiy, Catholic. and Irish heart, am proud
\ Of 1t. u 10 easy to acclaim . man whom he is
con the top Of the whsel,s a. they sey, and
to fssi proud of the Pope whom the Pope
shines out, Acknowledged by all the kisgs OF
; the earth. All, but it 10 the triumph Of Catho.
lilo and Of Irish faith, to stand up for him, to
, uphold him before the world, and, II necessary
. to fight for him, when the whole world il
, against him. Therefore, I Hope, that when the
! proeeeds of this lecture are sent to the man
who, although poor, and In prison to-day, ha.
) kept his honor, has kept his nobility of charac
/ / ter; and when millions were put before hin
|, by the robbsr-king. said he would not dirt,
n his hands by touching them-but when tn
{ honest and the clean money Of tonight shal
a officials hero win also inform him that tina
a money was sent to him with cheers, and wit
applause, and from loving and generous !ris
> Catholic hearts that it was given, as 1relan
4 always has given when she gave,-given wit
q a FREQ hand and allowing and . generous hear
n As q great author and writer of our day sait
q I would rather get a cold potato from q
Irishman, than O guinea in gold aud q Dime
Al Of beef from an Englishman."
r And, now, my friends, have only to stat
~ to you that, from my heart thank you for YOU
or saoredness Of the cause brought you here
r: haps, some of You came, because, when W
~ last here before you, told you in all sincerit
tn that my heart and soul were in this 1ectul
70 and that would take it rs . personal favor
Il. the hall were crowded; and am grateful
a Won for your attendance and your patience
nj listening to me, and for the encourageme
ia that you gave me by your applause.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-09

A little girl was standing at the depot 20
see her father and a gentleman friend of,
when she suddenly observed to her father,
referring to his friend, who was tall and
fank, alt the cars ran Off the track, and
any legs must be broken, hope they'll be
MT. HIS" WHATS that for I" said the
Iessly, tAunt Mary says you have a pair OF
spare legs"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-09

Struggle on to victory. Never give up
when you are right. A frown is only
muscular contraction, and can't last long;
A laugh of derision is but the modified
bark Of cur. If you can be laughed out
of GOOD, or the good out Of you, you are
weaker in intellect than the fool, whose
argunent is guffaw aud whose logic is a
Sneer.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-09
LETTER FROM PORT SMITH, ARK.

INCREASE OF MEMBERSHIP AND CHURCHES.
VISIT OF BISHOP FITZGERALD.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-09
DARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

ARents we will pay you FORTY DOLLARS PER
WEEK in cash. tt you will engage With rs AT ONCE.
Eyerything furnished and expenses paid- Addreas
. ruy5 In J. A. ELLIS = CO.. ChAsiotse, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

,Isnckron. George Ms acres. .................
Besr BnG a, stone numssr tour a. planted tire .oriS
by George Oyster, called =. Trinicad" thence souts
ters line tina; runs TO stonennmber i've 81 % We, ~
cor demTed far The railroad thence north M
Terches i) and seven T) links With said CO rnnstion
line 10 division lire formerly put mp bewcen tsis
tbtroe with ssid fence rort twentytree Cs a.gres.
west ere hundred and thirteen ISl ~ riches and nftsen
tthfe marked for corner, hene south sixty i've anc
IGs'ttf a. csgIeSs sset forty t. reISs snG
from 'he land formerly held ny Mr. Derrpger. thence
viii faid line and tinUation cf the
TO The htginnng stone eorHirius sixty -four l6i
The entire ground contained within the 10, eeOing mttes
snd houpds except six e) and tbirT three ss
perche. sold 10 ore Msnsun by Bent r. Fenwick.
Btepnire at the road LAID ont bs the oammi:.,orers
sIIoEtsd to DIVIDE the property and running sfyons
aud sHty- hundhedhs tel 90 pos~ s0utieAsterly from
one sDd seventy two HUNDREDS tsl.2) roles fh.pSa
outhsasferly thirty-Dine ard Esty-txa hnnir"dfhs
80 ~ poles 10 q point tie Washington AID Eslti
more railroad, thence along the lue CT said railroad
cry thirty and fifty two hundedihs so ~, roles n
he place OF BE- gnnirf tsins lot number eeht an Sub
nine 90 acres, more or lees ....-..-.
BeRinnirg at a point where the Qneen;s Chapel road
crosses The Baltimore and Washington railroad, and
degrees (s) poles TO road Laid oct IN
said track by the commissioners for dividing the
huI dLed'hs GEO, Poles thence sOufheasteriy thirt
shd hiy-tw9 one nndrtdths l.o5l poles 60 point on
pace OF beginning the tsme being lot number nine -
OF the subdivision of said land made by the commits
siorers, containing uine (9)
tslGiue Ptartons beirs-s7 scr,s and imp.
Beeippre At large white standing at the NOS "a.
OF said tract and running ffy- four
(5l degrees west, and
41Co 10 esst side of Pipey Branch Themes north
thirty our ard one-half degrees. east ninetees
and Twenty-Five huncredhs 10 25lOOD perches saic
road thence south one end threefourtbs ~ degrees
wet seNen ard seventy hundTs perches
thence south twer ty four and rees
sndseventy hundredths g ioO1 Iercfes 10 in
tersect thirty three rod line mill seat thence soufl
forty six and oBeh ali degrees eisht one
hundle dtbs q e lO) perchts three 3
rod hDe, thence in straight line 10 the Point of be.
Rnnh g the same being known and designated s
"Fletchers Good Will"
The New York herald., 1872-10-12
THE FATE OF ANNIE DAVIS.

She Was Abused by Her Paramour and
stopped the Pulse OF Life With Two
Thirds Of q Grain OF Arsenic.
The death Of Annie Davis, nee Hughes, occurred
on the 18th Of August, and excited suspicious Of
foul play. Yesterday the inquest was held by Cor.
oner Keenan,, and the following facts were proven.
Belinda Hastings, the woman with whom the de.
ceased was boarding. testified that her husband or
paramour, Davis, used sometimes to visit her, and
almost always while In an intoxicated state, ON
which occasions he would abuse her violently. An
ME expressed sometimes
DESIRE TO DIE.
On the evening OF the l4th OF August after sne
came home from her work, she complained OF the
Oppressive effects Of the heat, and she did nos
taste her supper. She lett the room, but came
back soon after and began to cry. Her husband,
VINO was present, followed her and seized her BY
the throat, as II to choke her, when
he was made to desist by her hostess. Davis and
Annie went to bed at later hour but about eleven
O'Clock she left him and went down stairs. He In
the meanwhile went up on the roof and she re-
turning followed him there. That was the lass
ing,s Of them until three O'Clock the next MORN
when Annie found sick in bed, and at six
O'Clock she asked for doctor. She denied having
taken anything, and died at about haf-past Ave
day, when the witness went In her room, she found
her with
A PACKAGE OF PARIS GREEN
In her hand. Another witness, Mary A. Brown,
Davis and that the latter sent her little girl out to
get some Paris green at the druggists: after
which Davis scolded her for trying to get II. The
chemist to whom the stomach Of the deceased was
submitted reported that he had found twothirds Of
a grain OF arsenious acid In It's tissues and con-
tents.
The jury rendered verdict Of "suicide by taKina
arsenicn
The New York herald., 1872-10-12
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.
The Escort OF the Returning Delegates
to the Grand Encampmcnt NJ Norwich

The Escort OF the Returning Delcgate1
to the Grand Encampment NJ Norwich.
The Reception and the Procession.
On last Monday knights Templars delegated frOm
the Palestine. Manhattan, Morton, Clinton and De
witt Clinton Communicates left the city for Nor.
wich, Chenango county, the place appointed for
the grand encampment, the first ever held in the
State OF New York. Last night the returning
Knights were met at the depot Of the Norris and
Essex Railroad in Hoboken by the members Of tho
above communicates who stayed at home, in full
uniform and regalia. The escort numbered about
fifty men, and was under the command
OF Junior Warden G.. w. Scellen, Of the Palestine
Morton Commandery.- The train from Norwich
bearing their brother Knights was delayed on the
way. ana did not arrive until after seven O'Clock
The escort was then drawn up In single column In
Jumped from the cars greeted them with jocoso
shouts. The latter formed In file and marched
passed their escort cheering them Justify.
The marching order was then taken. The return
ing party under command OF Past Eminent COM
mander Black, OF the Clinton Commandery, and
Grand Warden Southwck, OF the Manhattan Com
mandery, and the body Of two hundred Knights,
swords, moved on the ierryboat TO the beat
no skirmshing. it started out or tha
and and I reached Barclay street about eight O'CLOCK
fore, and, with fun bahd o. fndslclans up Barclay
street and through , Broadway and Fulton street 70
81 the Clinton Commandery Of brooklyn, and the
De witt Clinton Commandery Q, Williamsburg
parted from tpelg son &S9mrades with cheers, and went
on ss M r. BsSa aa S as
Chatham Street and the Bowery to their asylum iD
Grand street, where they dispersed.
The New York herald., 1872-10-12

North Carolina Railroad, Is II; do. funding. 1898,
20 22; d., 0o, 1868, 10 ~; do, new. Is 2o do.
special tax. 10 IS; Missouri sixes 92K e2k; do,
Hannibal and St. Joseph. sok %; Louisiana skies,
SO q So; do. new, SO Sc; do. levee SKIES, 80 90;
do do. eights, 70 so; do. do. 1875, 70 60; Ala
bama fves, So 81; do. eights. 80 Ss South Caro-
lima skies, 50 IS; do. new January and July. "a
24X; do. do. April and OCTOBER Is ~; Arkansas
skies, mnded, 4s . g.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list was strong and fraction
higher, even for the currency bonds which,
az Q six per cent United States secu-
rity having over twenty years to run, pre-
sent constant inducement to seekers Of
sound investments. The activity OF the day was
chiefly In the 67s, which, as well as the s1's. were
In strong demand for shipment to Europe, the
principal buyers being the German bankers, who
were picking up round lots at the brokers' ofices,
without dealing at the Board, where their inquiry
would have been too easily perceived. With the
CURRENT QUOTATIONS
for gold and foreign exchange profit is offered In
shipments to the other side, and probably the
little reaction In hve-twenties to-day In Lon
don Is due to sales from this market per
cable rather than to the advance OF the dis
count rate, which, IL will be remembered, had no
adverse influence yesterday. The following were
1121 ll29S; do. do, 1884, registered, 1l4,l 1l4N;
do. do, coupon, 116H 116K do. fve-twenttes,
registered, May and November, 112 a 112K; do do,
1s62 coupon, do, 115x 115X; do. do, 1854. do.
do, 115% 115T do. d0 1886, do. do, 115X 116X;
DO. do, 1851, registered January and July, 114k
1144; do. do, 1865, coupon do, 1l4X l14a<; do.
ao., 1867, do do, 1l4x 1l4; do do, 1885, do. do,
114X 1l4A do ten-forties, registered 1OSH 10Sx;
do. do, coupon 10SK 10sk; do. ves of 1881. reg
istered, llOX 1loN; do. do, coupon. 110h 11oX.
GOLD UNsErTLHD-1l2x 113H A 112X.
The gold market was feverlsh and alternately
weak and strong, closing lower than 1t opened
The first sales were at 112zs and the first change
was to 1l3 while within the same hour came
relapse to 112. Here the foreign exchange drawers
put up their rates as previously noted and gold
recovered and advanced to 1884, still later came
word that money In London had relaxed to o ~
per cent. and OF went gold to 112,1, at which it
closed. The
COURSE OF THE MARKET
is shown In the following table Of the principal
The New York herald., 1872-10-12
COTTON RECEIPTS.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpos MoSry MAnKEr.-LoSpos, Oct lis r. NJ
lean securities cosed-Bonds OF 1865 old gs.; a67s 9a4
tcn.forlies 6A new fves, s9e4 Erie Railway shares,
399S
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MAaKEr-LIyERrooi, Oct. Il,5 r.
9sSd. 9s4d mddllng Orleans lOd OSd. The sales OF
the day 600 bales including 1000 Tor export and
specu1ation. The sales of cotton for the week
l2oe9 bales including 1900 for z export and 1900 for
$1,000 American. The imports Of cotton for the week
10000 bales including 5000 American Actual x
ports cotton. 1900 bales. Stock of cotton ahoat
20l, 900 bales, Of which q 0oo are American :,
TRADE IN MAScHEsrER.-LIvERPooL, Oct n-Tho Man.
chester market Is quiet but firm.
PARIS BouRsF-PARrs Oct 1l.-French rentcs, 53f 30c
LIVERPOOL BREADsrurrs MARgEr.-LIoERPooL, Oct. IL
sP. M.-Receips Of corn during the past three days
an o. Whca were
req western Spring is as a. ysdyn,Sr, IL, od
Corn-New, 29s Cd. Wheat-Rccepts for the Past three
LIvERfodL PRODUCE MARKsr.-LrvrRrooI, Oct 1l-P. N
Tallow, AS. Cd. ....sti r.. ~ -
LONDON PRODUCE MARREr.-LoypoS, Oct 1l-2 P. M
Ta!low, 46s. Spirits turpentne, f2s. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKtT-ASTwERP, Oct ll.-Petroeum
5ft. for standard white.
The New York herald., 1872-10-12

ms ms: .u's sSs a; s,s END y "a Bacon
ssss q Is ga ga ,a s.'ss %a % Ss SS1s e
sssTs s?B: wess s IL Ss%aa and :ss,. asss.
is:s :s.,Ess w '$sSsaS sys;s x;y %s:s.sss
.ss: ss. g. s s::s: :;s
mend h1 che % sales were p.inepaly store; former
;:i!:s s. ;ss::s::;s S:s:s s:S: s:S:
% :.s ssS :ss :;.s % $s
so.iisss about the u.u:s su.nss: transacted
* sxs S.ss Fssn. a. w. s7xcs and 10 Sas: 8:
,s only limited ss:ins.. To-Day
A.
& ssa'sa sssy ssss ss ias . aSs;ss :.
fss fSsssss.nosa sosa aiSSSf % g 60 ;' scod
pT!%: p%: siiSsssts as's e
S lS 1hSs And SO1ss Ss 5s
il iis LIZ sS d$Ss, s ,:is fsSis hisshs e
ss .asssaa siss.is ss. sYs "a
sXc Manilasuperiof aud extra superior. So. $50:
sad
" s q Sds
gTsse Which YVES S & e m have % been cx Trss st o.
aeHh MARKET saSs
quo yet there was percepiblc change in prices We
hear Of sales since last cases OF old crop sndres
Scc 6c 100 cases Of DO Ohio y isc asc 500 oasss q
new at 96c ac ESQ bales Of Havana, at 81 o. u 10;
f6c.
WooL.The general market has remained quiet yet In
Contaminated at essoStIay unasred prices The large
public sale Of wool by Mossrs. Walter Brown Son,
the effect establishing prices and Infringing number
~ & a % III. e S was not VERY
prices were obtained Tho sales !oshSr than those at
5000 lbs ane Western fleece, &c. 5000 I6 fine Ohio do
fsc SSS lbs Snwssned m mHes%cs Zee @ SSo @ lbs
100 zoo lbs Of 4 o medium M DO, Tc 900 les q State
Fall California. SIC 5000 lbs OF Delaine copings 67c;
sS bales Spring California; s2c bales Exelish nois,
sSa 3 10 sbsd sSS wool &C. T Co lbs fleece
WHISKRY.-Receipta $40 bbls The market active
and steady. Sales 100 bbla.. at 02c. N~-
The New York herald., 1872-10-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

- GALvEsIon, Oct II, 1872
Ss'$ Sse1ssss
Co.. -. , ,,. NEW ORLEANS, Oar Oct: Il, 1872
mnss afs $685. orfNesrs S.ss %drs sess
% sis continent sss ss tSss ssssswiss
SSton i%; s3ss o'sssssry yssss @ Lax %,1Ts
M Ss ssok f sass sssyWs bales Sales
Sss: ss5s:~is Ss,s. sss: i Sss5 %
Cotton arm in good demand; middllns &c. Net re-
esp bales Sales Ssoss sse @ SGnneH %sehs @
ne net 6ensass; sat saes snH
Cotton qust m!ddnss i7s. Net receipts sss bales
sssss !s sosstws Esss@s @ EsRS''
Tobacco unchanged sales, % hIds. 80 - = -
oans
sS Ss1sy eSshes vi oats
ss sSs: ssSss S; {,
Corn % scye Or sfs ss q s ss he sbs at @
ty. The balance Of the market % IS Unchanged ''' '"
70. isssz sr:
bushels choice white Canada ct s2 Corn dun; sales
SO bushels prime upake Canada at 81 O6 and 10000
bay Quinte, to arrive on private terms Corn meal 81
changed shorts SIS shpstus $50; middlings s22 per
ton. Highwncs, 90c Canal ghts-Barley &c. to New
York &c to Albany; lumber. & 70 the Hudson 50 to
New York. Soc to Al6any &c Receipts by III lake. s.
lumber. Shipments by canal-600 bushels wheat 5000
do barley, 80l, ,OO0 feet lumber.
CHICAGO, Oct. II, 1872.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat in fair demand
and firm, but unsettled No. Spring. 81 23 II Az No.
aspiring. q lsl{ p II cash October and November
active and hgher.Nos mixed c cash Or October, sH,,
oats opened frm and closed easerINo 2lAc. 22,sc.
regular and fresh rejected, &c., Rye quiet but firm
No 5l,sc &C. Barley steady-No. Fall; 644c. Goc
sia rs So 90 March Lard quiet and unchanged: Sales
Of Summer at Sc. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged.
Bacon quiet unchanged nothing doing prices nomi
nal; two Of the largest packing houses commence
declining corn e Buffalo lSc; wheat l7c @ Receipts
lbOo9 do os,s 1890 do 90 rye rye q Co9 do barley Ship
corn 44OC0 do oats 5000 do. rye 1000 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1872-10-12
COURSE OF THE MARKET
is shown In the following table Of the principal


twenties.
STOCKS UNSETTLED AND IRREGULAR.
The stock market sympathizcd more or less, but
in o reverse manner, with the influences which
affected the gold market-vlz the course and
tenor OF matters in London. With the nrst discov-
cry that the bank rate was higher than the street
rate for money in that city, stocks led or active
and strong, the Pacific Mail pool improving the op
portuniy to mark their speciality up to 49, at which
they halted and took all the stock that was oered
keeping their broker In the Board like sentinel
all the time, watching and buying it, his purchases
for the day having been fully
FORTY THOUSAND SHARES.
With the advance in sterling and the impression
it conveyed that affairs were really serious in
London stocks wavered and declined but rallied
again at the last Board with the continued ease In
our own money market; and as the Pacific Mail
pool now advanced their stock to "a, and New York
Central rose to 96h, there was smart advance all
around, Rock Island touching 100. From this ad-
vance there was still another but fainter reaction,
and later on, when the money rate in London was
reported to be down to I q AZ per cent another
rally the market closing quiet and firm for most Of
the list, but "o1'' for the rest from the
BEST PRICES OF THE DAY.
It Is said that the pool in Pacific Mail comprise
Messrs. Jay Gould and Henry N. Smith, the event.
troll of majority Of the capital stock and make Mr..
Smith the next president Of the company. We
give the rumor for what 1t Is worth. There is no
doubt however, that the pool comprise the two
persons named the fact being striking illustra-
tion of the extraordinary conversion Of the specu
latlve sentiment OF leading operators in Wall street
since the Treasury dongs OF last Monday and the
result Of the election In Pennsylvania. Indeed,
NEW POOLS
are organizing all over the street against the ex-
pected great tidal wave in the stock market be-
tween now and next summer, and every leading
stock Is gathering around 1t its special combination
for the great "bull movement" which is to follow
the reelection Of the present administration The
enthusiastic vision OF these men foresees rise OF
ten to thirty per cent within the space OF the
next six months, or at least before the Fall of the
year 1S73-when 1t will be in order to repeat the
stock panic of 1859. In the miscellaneous railways
Hannibal and st. Joseph rose to "a and Boston,
Hartford and Erie to sX. New Jersey Central was
weak and lower and Lackawanna higher and
strong. Erie advanced to 49h. Wabash declined
from 714 to TO-
The New York herald., 1872-10-12

The quotations. based on cotton In store running In
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
CorrEE-There has been considerably more inquiry for
Rio to-day but other descriptions remained quiet Prices
were Arm and for the better grades Of Rio we advance
bags Rio per Urdah private 1900 bags do per
M0rancy now at Hampton Roads to arrive at Baltimore;
Amelia Wilson, at do, al on private terms. We quoe:-
good do I5zc. f7c. prime do, IKE iSc gold Per
~ 90 days; Maracabo i69fc lie Laguayra, l6c. q
Flour AMP 7Recsipts- Flour II G4 bbls wheat,
1o7 bushels; barley, esoT d. The foar market was
rather quiet but generally steady at UNCHANGED figures
ing all kinds at prices within the range the appended
quotations Corn meal was quiet but without reported
The New York herald., 1872-10-12
SAD ACCIDENT IN HOBOKEN.

Yesterday man named John Welsh, residing In
Newark street. was thrown from his wagon In
Washington street and sustained dangerous IN
juries. He was taken to St. Marys Hospital
Welsh and his wagon were run down on tne iS.a. ,
road not long ago, when he had miraculous
escape from instant DEATH
The New York herald., 1872-10-12
soUTHRRN sECURTTIEs STRONG.

The Southern State bonds were strong, with
further Improvement in the virgnias and Tennes-
sees, the latter being In demand at 70. There was
air inquiry and some business in the new South
Carolina July bonds at "a. The following were the
closing quotations tennessee, ex coupon, 70 o
7ski do., new, TAX 73,4; Virginia, ex coupon,
"A %; do., registered stock, old, 81 q 40; do,
sxea, consolidated bonds 81 So; do, do. deferred
scrip. Is 10; Georgia sixes rs 7s; do. sevens,
% 90; North Carolina, ex coupon. 81 "a; do. to
The New York herald., 1872-10-12
CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Active and Firm-Reccipts At the
Ports, l6,764 Balcs-Flour Steady
Wheat and Corn Firm-Conee Ffrmcr-
Provisions Quiet-Petroleum Steady
Metals Quict-East India Goods Dull
Naval stores Easy-Whiskcy Active and
steady.
FRIDAY, Oct 11-6 r. NJ.
The movement In general trade circles was mod
crate 40 Q rule to-day though there were excep
The New York herald., 1872-10-12


Included In the shove 1853 bales to arrive For u-
turc delivery Oasis low middng the sales have been
last evening after three o'cockOctober,
Noye%6sr nj i Ce 9s,s A. slsS; bsSs%beT q Ssnu
March, LOO at lss{c Total so bales. Free board,
bales Savannah, November shipment private terms.
Sales to-day up e three @ q IS SlSc 500
ber S1 at q 7-isc December S3 at is1S, together ;
Xs ~ 3S,s 1885, $
70 tlSc April i6o st ?oc 2O free on board savannah
Total. $3.50 bales. Grand total, olS0 bales Rates
figures :-TS Liverpool BY steam lid Hd sail "a
Soapressed 70 Baltic ports by steam VIA England
The receipts at the ports sum up as oows-Ga!veson.
hSs9 New Orleans 6oi Mobile 4S; sayannah, G9O;
York: Ss boston, 2s; various, lsos Total iefN This