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Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

Mr.. T. l.. Pollard died in Wiota, Cass
county, Iowa, on the 30th of August last
He is supposed to have relatives in Augusta
Should this reach them they can for further
particulars address Levi Downs, Wiota, Cass
county, Iowa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

These Spectacles are manufactured from ''Mi-
mute Crystal Pebbles" melted together and are
brllliancy.
1t is well known that spcctaces cut from Brazil
ian or scotch pebbles are very injurious to the eye
because ofthcir polarizng light.
Having been tested with the polarscope, the dia-
mond lenses have been found 10 admit fifteen per
cent. less heated rays than any other pebble
They are ground with great scientific accuracy,
are free from chromotic ALTERATIONS and produce Il
brightness and disnctness Of vision not before at
tanned in spectaclcs.
Manufactured by the SPENCER OPTICAL
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. New York. For
on RbWsE eWner m anS riran M inc m olc H.
Agent for Augusta, Me-, from whqm they can only
be obtained. No peddlers employed. Do not buy
a pair unless you see the trade mark ..
nnr-. ! SMlY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
FROM CALIFORNIA.
DISC HARGED D.

San Francisco, 10. John Harrington, who
stabbed and killed VIM. ID. Wyer, was dis
charged at the police court to-day, on the
ground that he acted in self defence.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Ground will be broken for a railroad from
Tucson (Arizona) to Guyanias, about the 9th
of November.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

The money will be refunded in every case
of liver complaint, jaundice, indigestion, dys-
pepsia, dizziness, costiveness, ETC., where a
cure is not effected by fair trial Of DR.. Ben
neus Celebrated Jaundce Bitters. Put up
only by johnson Bros, Druggists, Augusta,
Maine. TT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

Schooner Eoundered.

Atlantic City, New Jersey, IA. The schr
Abbie c. Campbell, of Myrtle city, founderet
to-day on Brigatine shoals. She was owned
east, and loaded with coal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
From California.
l'OLITICAL.

San Francisco, -. The Oregon Republi-
can State Convention at Albany has adjourn
ed after stormy session. Hiram Smith of
Lynn county was nominated for Congress. A
resolution was adopted expressing confidence
IN Senator Mitchell. The party is divided
and an exciting campaign is expected.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

CLOTHING. Large assortments of mems
youths and boys clothing at low prices at Hun
tington, Mason & Co.'S one price store, 100
Water street, Augusta. Wv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

J. b. Hartford Of this city, has shown
eautiful little oil painting of Mt. Desert,
ted by Sarah S. II. Whittock of Troy,
/, after a visit to that celebrated place,
fesented to her cousin, Mrs J. b. Hart
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati. September II.
PROVlSIONS-Frm.
PORK-l6 O0al6 20. ,
IARD-steam IA as; kettle sa>s
RiiIK MEATS-shoulders S'e q clear rib SIDES
HltON-shouders o.. 99's clearrb sides %. q
-: clear sides los T..
WHISkEI-a&.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
FROM BOSTON.

Boston, IA. Schooner Clara Smith of Rock
land, before reported ashore below this port,
hasbeen stripped of sails and rigging and will
probably be a total loss, with her cargo of
oil
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
Railroad Accident.

Pittsburg, Pa, l3. An accident occurred
on the Pennsylvania railroad at Wimore last
night, causing the death of one man. and Sc
riously in juring several others,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

!e Belfast Journal, in an article urging
Introduction of water into that city, refers
! e. successful operation of the Augusta
works. During all the drou,h the vol
|of spring water from the upper reservoir
Teen constantly running.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

receipts at the gate of Oakland Park,
er, for the three days of trotting,
ted to about one thousand and fifty
. which will give the association quite
fund toward improving their track.
Iderstand that it is their attention to
he track somewhat wider.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
Fatal Aftray.

New York, l3. During an alteration in
Jersey city to-day, Thomas Granville stabbed
Randolph w. Thomas, fatally. Granvills
was arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

v Wednesday, the 10th instant. the wind
violently at Moose Head Lake, two
It in a canoe were upset, and would
cen drowned had they not been seen
,e Mount Kineo House in season for
oats to put out to their assistance,
we're fortunate enough to rescue them
linking. 1t caused quite an excite
the time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

aluable six year old colt, belonging to
,hn f. Ward, on east side of the river,
i Saturday with stoppage ofthe bowels.
pit was one Of the span recently pur-
by Mr.. Ward, and will consequently
,e loss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
FIRE RECORD

Chicago, Is. a fire in Champaign, Ill,
last night, destroyed the Congregational
Church. Loss $50 900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

Shreveport La, IA. Mr.. b. F. Jackson.
telegraph operator, died of yellow fever
yesterday Mr.. Rae, the telegraph manager,
is not expected to recover.
Later-A great many persons left the city
to day.
Several new cases we're reported in the
southern part of the city this afternoon.
The total number of deaths repo rted by the
board Of health to-day was IA, and IL were
caused by yellow fever.
Tonight and last night the weather was
unusually cool, and it is hoped that an early
frost will soon stop the progress of the dis
ease.
The change in the weather has proved fatal
to the sick.
The Howard Association is well organized
and is doing able service, but there is need
OF assistance in nurses. as well as funds.
The Times this morning, says that yester-
dry's fatality. far exceeded that of any day
since the commencement of the epidemic the
increased number of deaths no doubt
| owing to the sudden change in the weather.
1t is estimated that five hundred persons
are down with fever. The deaths so far are
4lG.
despatch from Shreveport to the Howard
Association, reports the arrival of nurses and
physicians at that place. The disease is pro-
| nounced genuine yellow fever in epidemic
| form.
There is no abatement to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

The following is the republican town COM
mittee of Starks: Levi Young, T. Frank
Ladd, Harrison Waugh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15


Washington, ID. c., ID. ii. A. Willard
has been made Vice President of the Board
of Works. DR.. John b. Blake has been ten
dered the Appointment as member of the
Board.
Washington, ID. c., l3. Col. Charles Kel-
burn Assistant Commssary Generarl, is re-
lieved from duty at the Headquarters of the
Department of the South, and ordered to re-
lleve Major Thomas I. Haines at Boston.
The following despatch was received here
te-nght
Shreveport, La, l3-S PM.
Hen. J. II. West, Senatorf rom Louisiana.
Washington, ID. c.
The people are panic stricken. All thai
could, have left. The poor are nearly all or
our hands. No money in the city treasury
All pecuniary aid will be thankfully received
Fever increasing.
(Signed) SAMUEL LEVY,
Mayor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

The semi annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars of Maine will occur
Eat Rockland Oct 2lst and 22d
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
Shot.

Chicago, Is. ruffian shot a waiter in
bar room, on Madison street tonight The
waiter will die. The ruftian escaped, although
pursued,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

The woods are putting on their crimson
and gold colors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

The Penobscot is lower than it has been
since 1925. The Kennebec is also fearinly
low.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

The papers persist in having it that Gov.
Perham has recently visited >Aroostook. He
has not, but intends to visit it bye and bye.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

telegram to George 1. Potter, Esq, of
city, Saturday, announced the death of
George ii. Pierce, the well known rail
contractor, at his home in Dover, n. H.,
a brief illness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

thus far the attendance at the teachers
htutes has been small, showing the need of
|ervision in some form to work up the
tier. The quality of the teaching element
been very fine, but the quantity small.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

A Sunday School Convention will occur at
'the Methodist church in Elliot (Backroad)
he last week in October.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS! Large stock,
latest styles at Huntington, Mason & Co.'S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
WASHINGTON.

Washington, ID. c., IS. The demand for
the new American trade dollar is increasing,
and additional orders have recently been re-
ceived from China and elsewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

rec persons were baptised by Rev. Mr..
son, at the riverside in rear of the Jour
office, yesterday afternoon. These per
became interested in the subject of re-
|. at the meetings on Cushnoc Heights.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

"N 'N'i""i'S hOHiiiidlIOHS HAVE peeii ihaue
by the Governor and will be placed before the
Council for confirmation on the 23d inst:
STATE.
Rev. Newell T. Dutton, Warren, Sol. Mar.
John +. Woodman, Raymond, ' g
John b. Merrill, Newfield, " e."
" VIM N. S. Dean, Holden, g g
" Chas. Dawson, Monson, . {"
- Nathan c. Bracket, Phillips, g &"
" Chas. l.. Kirkland, Addison, " @
g Geo. w. Bower, Camden, - 90
ARoosrooK.
John II. Clough, Linneus, Trial Jus.
CUMBERLAND.
Edward 2. Payson, Deering, J. p. @.
stephen Hubbard, Cape Elizabeth, j. p. Q.
I. II. Haskell Portland, j. p. q.
KENNEDEc.
Justin L. Smith, IIallowell, j. T. g.
LINCOLN.
Thomas Boyd, Boothbay, Trial jus.
OXFORD.
G. f. Whitman, Norway, Trial JUS.
NJ. +. knight, Rumford, Not. Pub.
PENoBsCoT.
Jasper II. Hutchins, Bangor, J.p. @.
Henry w. Towle, Newport, T. j.
S. ID. Benson, Bangor, J. Z. q
PISCATAQUIS.
Asa Getchell, Dover, j. P.Q.
SAGADAHoC.
Cyrus w. Longley, Bath, j. p. Q.
WALDO.
John c. knowlton, Montvlle J. p Q.
YORK.
H. W. Burbank, Limerick, j. 2. @.
WON Pike, Washington, ID. C., Com. of
Deeds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
Maine Central Railroad Com.
pany.

NOTICE is hereby given that q meeting of the
~ Stockholders of the Maine Central Railroad
Company will be held in the Old Maine Central sta
ton in Portland the seventeenth dav of Seutem-
ber, AID 1873, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon to act
upon the following articles, viz:
To see if the Stockholders will ratify and approve
the contract of consolidation, adopted by The Di-
IT tctors at their meeting held on the twenty.sixth
day of August, A. ID. ls,3, with the Portland X
nebeC Railroad Company, and the Leeds & Far.
mington Railroad Company Per order of the hi
reCtOrs.
Attest: JOSIAH II. DRU MMOND, Clerk
Portland, Aug. 10th, 1873. sept}-.td
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

A course of Lectures is shortly to commence
he Methodist church at Kittery Foreside.
lone Of the course, the Rev. o. NJ. Cousens
ngaged to deliver one upon "Sights and
mes in Tour to Britain"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

!, The steamer "Sasanoa" has been with
lrawn from the Bath and Boothbay route
.naking one trip each day.
h The Somerset Reporter wants a scholar,
|tatesman and a christian to learn the printing
business. These are the kind that make good
|,rinters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

/, The recent excursion from this vicinity to
He White Mountains was very pleasant
Be, though not so fully patronized as was
sired by the railroads.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

n The Journal acknowledges the courtesy of
lckets to the Maine State Agricultural So
eties Consolidated Fair at Bangor, Sept.
hth, l7,h, 18th and l9th.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
LieD.
EOR SAFE

In this city, l2th inst, Mrs. Sarah G., wife OF
samuel q. oewall, aged 81 years, months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15

Ia manufacturing establishment in this city
Is its freight to Augusta from Lynn via Bos-
n and the steamer Star of the East. 1t
Is it not only the much cheaper but the
,ckest way to get it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
YELLOW FEVER.
AT MEMPHIS, Tenn.

Memphis, 10. Rumors of the prevalence
of yellow fever in this city have been circula-
ting some time. AT a meeting of the board
of health to-day circular was issued, an
nouncing the existence of the yellow fever in
the northwestern part of the city among the
blacks living there. About thirty deaths have
occurred. There has been only one death
south of Poplar street. There has been but
little excitement here before, but it is expect
ed large numbers will leave the city next
week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
Nominations by the Governor.

The following nominations have been made
by the Governor and will be placed before the
Council for confirmation on the 23d inst:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
Weather Report.

Washington, ls. The Importance of Civ
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Kate Williams, Of Peoria, IN. .sEao6ked
her losef Hat to tho grSund becaasS he
insisted upon kissing her the third time
at tha garden gate 9n q moonlight night
recently K Two was het Hmit. IL
;. A Memphis lady rams Fan opposition
line Of steamboatsf fbt This Mississippi
River;; The contest is SO sharply wsged
that she takes the line under her direct
management. ,o..' - i'.A4S 4" @'la'S
A beautiful Indians school girl, thir-
teen years old and six feet one inoh
high. is causing R general rupture among
the snspenders OF the short bows: Who
try to kiss her.. -::~T...s7-
A fat man in Indiana declined to 'ibe
nominated to Congress unless he oould
be elected to two seats: - a.sg u aiue fn
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We have noticed rather singular con
currenco Of opinion among some OF our
leading men Of the South ITS regards a
choice between such governments az
Grant has givon to South Carolina, Lou
isiana, Arkansas and some other South
ern States, and good monarchy, oil
agreeing that monarchy is far prefer.
able. We notice that memorial to
Congress was presented by member OF
the Arkansas Senate. asking Congress to
give Arknnsas good republican govern
ment, good monarchy, or good de-.
spotic government--anythi in short,
but the thievish, tyrannical government
now ruling that State by grace Of negro
barbarism aud white scoundrels.
Galuesi0n Neus.
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Desirable Real Kstafs.
BY THOMAS STEM.

On SALE-DAY IN MAY, at 10 O'clock, II tNin
Offer for sale, 1T Court House square, =.
TIE soHs=iss. desirable LOTS, T:thin the
Lot, containing j acre. shifted on the Wsss
side OF Sumter street. between LumbSt Ind
Upper streets; bounded by, George Bruins. on
the South; on the North. By estate Of Malone;
on tho North BY Tohacoo street; south. by M
digo strset; East, BY Gates street; West. 81
Lincoln street. is Lots, bounded ON North
Sy!Ti ;sSs street; E.sh .R{ Rien.rdsyp street,
street.. Conditions made known on dAy pf ia
sale. Purchasers to pay for papers. ~ .r50
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A CLEAR SWEEP OF CoNaREss1oNAn
FuRN1TuRE.-The sale of desks, tables
and chairs of the House OF Representa-
tivss took, place in Washington, on the
8tht in the ptesenoe Of several hundred
persons. Each chair and desk, hand.
'somely carved and OF oak wood, origi-
nally cost 800. Many of them needed
repairs. The prices obtained averaged
wards Of eighty members and ex-mem-
bers Of the House were among the puF-
chasers. few of them in person and
others by proxy. The new desks and
chairs to supply the places OF the old
ones will coat-the desks $21. rs and the
chairs Sl3. The Speakers old chair,
bought six years ago, for $50. by pri.
vate party, for speculation, was to. day
sold on bis account, for 800, Mr.. Worm.
ley, the cPlored hotel.keeper, being the
purch $50. This chAir was occupied by
all the .peskers PREVIOUS 10 and inolud-
ing Mr.. Pennington, of New Jersey.
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aa Sr r. sp?: sR the ses
.1nl &Y0 AAHmhAr s~of failures 3.S6i,
amount 886, 242. 600; 1871. number Of
failures Q. 9l5, amount $85, 252. 600; 1872.
n4hbAE Of failufee 1903, amount t$12l.. =.
UbB. .O0D: II is stated that the large in.
crease both in the number OF failures
and. tho amount involved for 1872 is due
to the gradual extension OF credits. This
seems TO be. confTmed by the fact that
the greatest increase is in the South and
West. where credits have been most ex.
panded. TIE failures in Alabama in
creased from 1926. 900 in 1871 to 81, SOL
600 in 1872; in Georgia. from $964. 900
to 81, 293. 900; in. Kentucky, from 81
1893, 600 to- $2.059, 900; in Louisiana,
from 50. 437, 600 to SO, 100, 600; in Mis-.
souri,. from 81, 995, 900 to 81, 67O. 600; in
Miohiesh, from 81 1,521 900 to 80, ,72O,-
coo; tipltiWiscohsin, from $3S6, 600. to
81, 1T 900. The Sun adds: There is no
doubt thet this lengthening OF credits is
injurious to the business Of the country
lit is injurious both to creditor and to
debtor. II the short credit system
which prevailed just after the war could
be !rehswed and. maintained, it would be
worth millions OF dollars year to the
country.
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Exactly where the line is drawn be-
tween "guests" and "boarders" in hotel
transactions, We have never besn ena-
Ibled to understand. That there is diff.
ference, We have always supposed; and
now we are sure Of it, Justice Boyden,
of Illinois, in recent trial before him,
held that ''boarder" at hotel is an
othef thing from guest OF the same
snd-that while the proprietor could be
held responsible for the baggage of tho
latter, he could not be 90 held for the
property Of the former. If we should
ever patronize an Illinois tavern, after
this. it Will certainly be as guest"
A Western genius has invented little
machine for removing the shells from
ohestnuts and peanuts. II is made to fit
over the nose. The breath, passing from
the nostrils, furnishes the motive power;
the nuts are dropped into the hopper on
top, and the meat. or unshelled mt, is
dropped into the month of the eater be-
low It is noiseless in it's working, and
gentlemen or ladies who have beon do.
barred from attempting opera bouffe or
church, because they were not allowed
to ''orunch" nuts, can now experience a
new pleasure.
ApPREuENDED. Moses Cannon, who
is charged with tho murder of his father
in-law, In Darlington County, and for
whose arrest and lodgment in Jail Gov.
Moses offered reward of 5000, was ap-
pretended on Saturday last by Joe
Blakeley, and lodged in Jail at this place.
He was employed cutting cross ties five
or six miles from the village. He made
no attemp. to escape. pe.-Kingstree Star.
TIE value of the raw cotton imported
into Great Britain in three months, end
ing March 81, this year, was S87, ,666,
500, rs compared. with 500, 694, 5S5 in the
corresponding period Of 1872, and $685.
G9O. OTIS in the corresponding period OF
1871. In these totals, the United States
figured for $50. .0SS. .O6O. $5l, ,O64, 73O and
$50, 2S9, 12O. respectively.
Thirty-seven covers are hid on the
imperial table at1 the villa of the Em-
press of Russia in Sorrento. The EN-
press ana her suite have $50 waiting
men and women. and the Imperial live.
ries are green ind gold, and the domes-
tics wear long black coat with red
sash, blnck cap with gold band and O
red oockade.
FIRE ON JoHN's 1sLAND-The store oi
Patterson & Lee, situated near Beckctt's
plantation, on Johns Island, was de.
stioyed by fire on Tuesday morning last,
Just before daylight. The origin Of the
tire is unknown. The loss is estimated
at 1926.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL fatal accident CO.
CURED at the contract OF Mr.. Murdock,
on tho Air Limo Railway, at Tugaloc
River, on tho 22d ult. One man by the
namo OF Williams. OF Georgia. was killed
by falling derrick and another seriously
Injured.
President Grant. it is asserted, is Ger.
tain to become ono OF the richest men
III Missouri, owing to the extraordinary
rise in his real estate in st. Louis.
To think that the eruption OF Skaptar
Jo.kvll came 30 near destroying the city
Of Reykjavikl
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The Chicago are. although occurring
more than eighteen months ago, it
seems. has not yet gone out. The pa.
pers there mention that smoke was re-
Gently seen issuing from portion of the
ruins near Van Buren, and Clark streets,
and an excavation being made, pile OF
glowing eosls was found, which, when
the air reached it, was speedily famed
into q yigorous fame. The investi-
gators, to make the fact memorable,
baked SONS potatoes in the fre,eate a
lunch and lit their cigars after the repast.
Describing this tenacity on the part OF
what it oalls the champion blaze of
creation, the Chicago Inter- Ocean asks,
"Wilf it never 60 out?"
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Auct1on. a8ai I.,a.., = =,

Auct1o Sa Ixla Il.
SAFE OF Personal Property Under Mortgage.
By JACOB LEVIN, ;Auctioae1r..
an, 4QNDAY NEXT. MAY r., I'd .xit hsu,
II o'elock A. H.. the following pfoperty:Two
sorrel Horses. one Bay, Horse, one buggy.
and one Two-Horse WG8on. Two 81 S3id
6orees are known as. .Buekshot aud Kendrink,
Torms cash. JOHN A0NEW SOM
May
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-03

UNITED STATES CoURr, CuAnLHsroN.
May LIN the matter of the Atlanta
and Airline Railroad Company, and
the Blue Ridge Railroad Company it
was ordered that the injunction hereto
fore granted be modified, 80 as to permit
the said Atlanta and Airline Railroad
to run their trains upon said Blue Ridge
Railroad to the point of the section OF
the railroads, which lies to the East in
the direction of Greenville from eaid
Blue Ridge Railroad, and DO all manner
OF work upon that portion of their line.
The hearing Of the motion to dissolve
tho injunction was set for the 81 instant.
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One-third OF the whole number OF Eu-
ropean children in India die before
reaching the age of six months, and
eighty.tive per cent. perish before they
reach two years.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-03

LenEs. Coughs, Colds. O ,nsam ption-
An cured bJ using Stanley Celebrated Cough
syrup, prepared by Heinithh. It hi6 drug
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-03

Nov OElean6.
LdvEnrooI. May 2-s p. Motion
fiat. 7 Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
quiet and unchanged. Sd.
LvRRpoon, May 2-Evening. Cotton
to arrive n; aales Of American 1000
tales. ~
. Nnw aYoRx. May 2-Noon. Stocks
dull. Gold heavy lat 16A. Money
light, at L0L and interest. Exchange
.-long 83es; short9L Government and
State bonds dull and steady. Cotton
dull sales 800 bales-uplands 18A; Or.
Leans 19T. Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat and corn dull. Pork firm-new
18. 100000. Lard dull-Western steam
9H. Freights steady.
P. M.-Cotton-net receipts 1,525
bales; gross 1859; sales for export o.day
267; last evening 669; sales of futures
II, 200, as follows: May 18 9.16@1856;
June 18A@18za;J July 18 15.16@l9; Az
gust l8M@1826; September 175s. Cot
ton dull; sales l, ,293 bales-uplands 1879;
Orleans 1917. Flour quiet and IN.
changed. Whiskey inactive, OF 90. Prime
spring wheat shade frmer. Corn dull
and heavy-new Western mixed Ct; yel.
low Western 65@71. Rice steaiy. Pork
steady. Lard shade easier. Navals
dull. Tallow steady. Money closed
easier, at 5@7. Sterling Armer, at 81
999s. Gold steady, at 165s@16T. Co.
vernments and States dull.
Comparative cotton statement-Net
receipts at all United States ports during
the week 47,032; same week last year
l9, 966; total receipts to date 3,248, ,636;
to same date last year 1853, 1853. Ex-
ports for the week $4,000; same week
last year 20. TAO; total to date 2,097, 500;
last year !. l.769.217 Stock OF all United
States ports 431, 1888; last year 800, 725;
at oil interior towns 81. .208;- last year
81. 76l; at Liverpool TAI. 900; last year
o44. OOO. American cotton aaoat for
Great Britain 228. 900; last year I'll 600.