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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
PoLlTi.GAL IT,RMS.

The Fairmont Iader contains a letter from
Hilltonsville, Randolph county, which says
1--WE favor Hon. b. F. Martin for Congress
from this district. Col. Golf is the choice
for State Senator.
"A letter from Martinsburg to the Wheels
ing Register says:-"The Congressional can
vass in this District is beginning to grow in
interest. Faulkner and Martin are the prom
inent contestants for the nomination. Faux
ner's friends claim that he has the 'tinside
track" thus far, and is gaining every day
Without pretending to know much about the
contest, it is my opinion that Martins chances
are the best. According to all party usages,
he is certainly entitled to the nomination, and
by the way, so is my friend, Col. Ben Wilson,
in the First District. Both Martin and Will
son, as candidates of the party, made gal
liant light two years ago before the people, and
sfterwards before Congress. They were
cheated out of their seats, and common Jus,
tice and decency would dictate their renomi.
nation by the party which both have served
so long and faithfully. Hon. Alex. r. Bote-
Ter has announced himself as an independent
candidate in this district, and it is limited that,
under certain circumstance, j. N. Wisner,
Esq, of this place, who ran at the last elec>
ton, will again take the field"
: Hon. r. Hume Butcher, of Jefferson, is
announced as candidate for the nomination
for the State Senate from this District We
have heard rumor, also, that Hon. J. w.
Grantham will again be candidate If this
is true, Mr.. Moses Grantham, of Berkeley,
having been put forward by his friends. will
give the nominating Convention three prom-
inent candidates, any one OF whom would, we
think, reflect credit upon the district.
-NorJdn Mercury.
= Judge Edwin Maxwell is talked of by
the Republicans for Congress from the LIST
District
= Among the list of members of the pres
ent Congress we notice the name of j. T.
Walls, of Florida. This "honorable gentle-
man" few years ago, was negro boy about
Darkesville, in this county. and was known as
Joe Toler. During the war he went South,
and now comes back Republican Congress-
man. Verify mighty is the power of carpet
bags, especially colored ones, under the pres
ent Administration crurd$to,cn Times.
Mr.. Hereford has been nominated for
Congress from the Third District The vote
was close between Messrs. Hereford, Kenna
and Snyder, when the latter two gentlemen
withdrew, and, with commendable prompt
ness, pledged the influence of themselves and
their friends to the support of the nominee
selected by the Convention.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

TRAGEDY AT W1LL1AMspoRr, MD.-The
Martinsburg Independent says: We learn
the following particulars of an affair which oc>
Cured near Williamsport, Md, on Tuesday
night: A man named James Null, Jr., while
in state of intoxication, went to the house
of Mr.. Ardiuger and attempted to get in
Mrs. Ardinger, from an upper story window
of the house, warned him to go away, aud
told him if he did not Leave she would shoot
him. He paid no attention to her warning or
threat, but persisted in his attempt to get into
the house. The lady then got gun and dis
charged it, in the dark, in the direction she
heard the noise The man left and she heard
no more of him. The next morning James
Null was found dead short distance from
the house. The discharge from the gun in
the hands of Mrs. Ardinger had lodged in his
leg, severipg an artery, from which he bled to
death.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
THE WHEAT CROP.

The report for July, from the Department
of Agriculture, gives the gratifying informa>
ton, in view OF the general complaint of an
extended dr"uth, that the most favorable con-
ditions for the growth of wheat were found
IN those sections in which other crops suf-
fered most from this cause. In Arkansas,
Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia and
some portions of Virginia, the dry weather
beginning just before harvest, gave the wheat
q fine opportunity to ripen thoroughly, but
.fearfully diminished all spring and summer
crops The general average for the whole
eonntsE for winter wheat is estimated at 1e4
Ths "a t,6.ss West tbs,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

FATAL AccIDENr.-In Harrisonburg, on
Yesterday, as train on the Valley railroad,
loaded with the circus wagons came into that
place some of tho rear cars became detached
from the train and ran back on a down grade
at rapid rate, throwing wagon off the car
which contained some sleeping employees of
the circus. killing one man and wounding two
others StaumfOn Spectator.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

fa'ns TfEYss r. COLLINS This
~ ION Saturday last at
ons in law, Col. VIM R.
= - =. =! q and was buried 10 Mt
fob emetety lont tie following day, large
dencenTse following his remains to their last
resting place.
He was in his ninety, fifth year, having been
born in 1873, three years after the signing of
the Declaration of Independence, His life
thus extended from the day of Washington
down to the present time.
An incident of local interest was his passing
through Winchester in the year 1899 on his
way from Lexington, KY, to Delaware to be
married. Our city was then but a village,
but even at that early day was the most con-
siderable place in this part of the country.
Winchester Times
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

EE The Second Congressional District of
West Virginia consists of the counties of
Taylor, Morgan, Monougalia, Preston, Tucker,
Barbour, Upshur, Webster, Marion, Poca-
hontas, Randolph PendletoD, Hardy, Hamp-
shire, Berkeley, Jefferson, Grant and Mineral.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

WE ALL CONSIDER IRON the embodiment
of strength and power, but how few are aware
that it is this same element in the system that
gives us strength and vigor, and that an in
suficiency of it causes weakness and debility.
The Peruvian Syrup, protoxide of iron, is
prepared expressly to supply this vitalizing
element
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
II A Il RIED.

On the 6tI, of May, at cedarvtllc, Va, by the
of Charlest0wn, to Miss REBECCA POOR.
On the 18Th OF July. at HarpeI's Ferry, by the
Rev. Mr.. Marsh. WILLIAM EVANS to Miss
LAURA CAIN-both of Winchester.
On the 22d ult. bv Rev. J. W. Howe. JOHN
WELSH to Miss ALICE J. CORBAN-all OF
Martinsburg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

Tuesday, September LIST, has been fixed upon
sthe time, and Charlestown the place, for
holding the DemOcratic>C Conservative sena-
tOrial Convention for the 18th District.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
OUR NEXT SENATOR.

Jefferson will offer to the Convention the
Hon. R. II. Butcher. He has acquired rcpu-
tation, experience and acquaintance, and will
command an influence second to none. JEFF
ferson is unit because she wants a chance to
reward gifted sou who, though always promi-
nent, never sought Office. That he will re-
ceive the nomip alton we can scarcely doubt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

E1- The friends of the Hon. VIM. Mines,
Jr., of Page county, Va, will present his
name to the Conservative convention at stnun-
ton, for the nomination for Congress from that
Congressional district.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

E1- Two engines were burned on wednes.
day in the round house of tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, at Stanton, Va, and a
number were saved. The loss is estimated at
$50. 900.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
Roanoko College,
SALEEG', VA.


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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

o. The old North state ha, been gioriou.Iy re-.
deemed. and msy be counted now as . solid Demo.
cratic Commonwealth
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
THE RIGHT SPIRIT.

The result of the primary election in Rich
mond, Va, on Tuesday week, shows that ex-
Gov. Walker is the choice Of the Conserya>
tive voters of that city for the nomination for
Congress by a very large majority. The ag>
gregate vote cast was 1916, of which ex- Gov.
Walker received 2 s5i, aud Col. Cay 464,
making Walkers majority 1887. Col. Guy,
in a card, says:
s'I trust this result will be heartily ac-
quiesced in, by all who have been heretofore
opposed to Gov. Walker, and if he had no
record for the last foar years to youch for his
fitness and trustworthihess for the position,
the almost unaninnns endorsement he has re-
ceived from the voters of this city should be
an assurance 10 his behalf that should carry
every Conservative voter to the polls to sus-
tain him at the election in November next"
We suggest the consideration of the shove
manly remarks to Congressional aspirants in
this district, and trust that the same courteous
and gentlemanly action will mark their course
in the coming campaign.
TRAVEL THROUGH THE YALLEY.-A cor.
respondent of the Baltimore Gazette, writing
from the Greenbrier White Sulphur spiugs,
speaks thus of the route and facilities for
travel over the Valley Railroad, now becoming
the great thoroughtare of travel to the Vir>
ginia and West Virginia Springs:
To fill the measure of interest aud inlorma>
tion to be gathered by trip to this region
one should not fail either going or coming, or
both, to take a trip through the Shenandoah
Valley, that great granary of the South,
a region full of Instructive incidents, great
beauty and historical association. Until
within the past few months travel through it
has been limited, because difficult and un-
comfortable. A stage ride of twenty six
miles from Harrisonburg to Staunton. perhaps
the most beautiful portion of the whole valley,
frightened those from the venture who were
indeed anxious to make the trip. But the
opening Of the valley railroad, covering this
distance between Harrisonburg and Staunton,
avoids this difficulty, and furnishes by far the
most desirable aud easy route to the "Vir>
ginia Springs"
The trains over this route, are made of
coaches of the LATEST style and most elaborate
finish, and Pullman Palace cars, and you
avoid anv delays by this route. for restaurant
car is provided with attentive walters and
abundant provisions. You get clean plate,
tidy napkin, and spring chicken, deviled
crab, or whatever else you desire to eat or
drink, and take it at your leisure while you
are being carried on to your destination
Those who have ever travelled over the old
route by the Orange and Alexandria. now the
Virginia aud Midland, and taken dinners at
Gordonsville, will appreciate his addition to
the comforts of travel this way.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
ICE CREAM PARLORS.

TNHE undersigned respectfully informs the1R
public that bis new ICE CREAM PAR-N
LoRs are completed and handsomely fur-
EIsbed, and ready for tbereceptiOu of VISITORS ~
It" whom will tie supplied Ice Cream Of the
best quality and most delicious favors. Cake
COnfectiOr 8, &c. Gentlemen alone wifi find q
saloon especially fitted for them IN rear Of the
store, where they will receive prompt attention.
10 AT short notice lee Cream. FTuits, Cake,
Candies &c. supplied to families III quantities
t. suit. GUSTAV RfROWN
June Q, IS74-3m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

n5-The result of the elections in Tennessee, as
far as heard FROM is that the Democrats have swept
the State, n idle, East and West.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
EDUCATIONAL.

EDIJCsATIONAI,
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GnAhLESiuWus SGFEEhSoM Soss Ne tAs
WIN. 81. KABI E. NJ. A., Principal.
%"e Sess,"" yO' V.S'"S F'S 80"
September and closes the last IF June.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTIONS.
ENGLISH fincluGliua Grammar CompOsi-y
tion. I'jFeraSnre aud Elocuticn
2 Geography and History (A,,ciert and Mod
s. LAIN.
Z. Grcei-.
& French.
a German.
\ Snan'sh
& pm a Mathematics.
q NatnraI Sciences
IN SnryeVinr and Civil Engineering.
II Mechanically Architectural and Free-hand
Drawing
rr-n15or an rrrsnRnr.mTSS4y
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The method OF l1stInct'on' IN Al instances,
VIII ann AZ tnotoun neil, al nlsSsipIlne and m
teneetnaI cnltTae e GaItsu No. , system
exDIained rules and facts.
Is,o,n,no+;'ns bo+b SrYrttar a,d oral ,r;Il Io
1,eIj af the middle and close of The session DE-
stoned rs tests of each bows nrnrress and ST
n;cated To the nSrent or CuaTdian
Records of dafiv standing are tent. and month-
~ reports forwarded to parent or guardian.
otSC1FbtNB'
absolute authority of the teaohsr and the nu-
wv NJ ~ AZ; - "a ~ al ths o,"st.
g. y; S,ti 20 $3.50, lie - ,aot a,,S SoIF ~
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he toierated
No pupil whose example is believed TO be per-
nicious Will be retained iii the school.
REMARKS.
The PRINCIPAL has made teaching the business
of his life, and CLAIMS GuaIificntiOn for hIs work
in n liberal education Mt the best Institution in
the south-the University of ViIGinia--aDd an
9 I'll; M f "a NJ Hri,ot TL,, ,snv ~
Oh nls Mt IT. tieTDS1fG notnpson pe-
comes Lhe Assistant ior Tue ioiowtng session.
nc uItUS = uipaJioi DC @ oI tSIuE III
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with sSIS CnIjeTe. amonT others nun frnm the he
lot" Dr A " Miller Iofe py,ss,d ent nT thS Rova1
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
~ JUDGE +. II. Turner of Warren

ES Judge Ii. h. Turner OF Warren
county, Va, has granted an act of incorpara-
tion to the West Virginia Iron Company
The company is to have capital stock of not
less than ten thousand or more than two hun
dred Thousand dollars, aud its object is to mine,
manufacture, and transport iron. coal, &C.,
along the liae of the Washington, Cincinnati
and st. Louis railroad. The company will
commence operations at once.
E Mr.. j. C. CoveIl, of Govanstown,
Nd, has been appointed principal of the Deaf
and Dumb and Blind Institution of West Vir.
GINA, at Romney, and Mr.. D. r, Williams, of
Staunton, Va, steward. Mr.. Covell was
formerly principal of the deaf and dumb in
stitution at Staunton.
CO. The result of the elections in Tennessee. as
far as heard from, is that the Democrats have swept
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
OH, YES! on, YES !!

AViSG taken oct ii-cnss a. Auctiopeer. I
I Won - inform the people of JeHersOus that
am prepared TO cry sales. &c, 1T the IhorteSt NO.
tice and upon removable terms, and invite an
orders orders Of tso'e having properly to dispose Of a.
Rippou. October !. Isl: ON.
TO THE RICH AND THE POOR.
ID FAD THIs.-SoNErHINS NEw.-No IA nILy sHout o
~ SG WITHour Titus GEEAT ANERICAH BEEn
PLAST.-h will produce the beet Beer fron1 a.
plSnt In from to hOurs THE plant grows In
the jar or vessel go rapidly that in n short time
whole neiEhhOrhOOd could DO supplied With al.
seed u 10 the Only hing known ~ha will entirely
take the place OF milk, coffee and tea On receipf
OF 81, will mail package of the seed pust paid
60 any address in tho DATED State or csnada-
Reference The Hon. Mayor aud City Council.
cleveland, Tenn alec the Cleveland Natl Bank
ct THE CITY aud tO all businesS and ofcia ~
THE county, Ad0teSS L. l.. oSMENT,
AugustN I, lS7I-9t. Cleveland, TenH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Farms.

vaIuaD1e Farms.
pY virtue of a Decree of the Circuit Court of
ID Jefferson County, West Virginia, en- cred on
the Esd day of April, 1874 and amended bv II
Decree OF subsequent dav, III the suit in cham
Gerry therein depending wherein StOneburner &
Richards, ct. ais, are plaintiffs, and John G.
Commissioners, VIII offer for sale at Public Auc-
ton,
FRIDAY, AUGUST III, 1874,
in front of the Court House in Cnariestown, the
following
TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND.
situated and lying about miles West Of Charles
town. on the line of the HarpeI's Ferry and
Smlthfeld Turnpike. to-wit:
No. !, containing, by survey,
I9s Ii Acres.
bounded on tue North by said Turnpike. and adj
Joining E f te lands 81 lanes w Shirley and the
ceptng an Unfalling Well of Limestone Water.
located at Il convenient site for house, and
of way from Tract No. 2 to the CharleStown,
Harper's Ferry and Smitlfield Turnpike Gas
uscd) through SAID tract, No. !. to DO reserved.
Tract No contains. by survey,
sI5 Acres,
and lies South of and adioins tract No. |, and is
improved by n Comfortable DWELLING StabiinG
and the necessary Out-Bulldln"S. ard has right
OF way through tract No to tie turnpike, as
aforesaid.
The LAID is of good quality of Limestone, and
both of said tracts have sufficient proportion
of Timber.
n5- Plat TO be exhibited on day of Sale.
TERMS OF SALE As to Tract No l, one
third Cash, aud the residue it, and TWO years,
equal PAYMENTS. with interest from dav of sale.
AS to Tract No. ?, $3.50 of the urchase money
TO be paid at the death of Mrs. Martha w. Har-
lev, to bear interest from the day of sale, paya-
BILE on the first day of January in each year: the
Residue to be paid e-thIrd in Cash, onc-third
i'll one year, and Onc-third in years, with in
terest from dav of saIe-all the deferred pay
menrs to be secured by the bonds of tne pur-
chHseE c and deed OF trust upon the premises.
THOMAS C. GREEN,
JOSEPH TRAPNELL,
Special Commissioners.
D. HefieTower, Auctioneer.
S.-Ahoye Lands are within II miles of
CamerOn's Depot, on the Winchester Branch of
the BALTIMORE and OHIO Railroad.
july z, lS14-5t.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON, VA,
WILL begin IFS 9Th Session September 18th.
wv ls1I-Rev. VIM. a. Harris, ID D., Presi-
de"t, with Twenty brne Teachers ard Officers.
One OF the lareest Schools for Ladies in The
pupils from f!Teen States. Faculty. building.
I heh'1 n; scenery unsurpassed Board aud Eng
For CataIOR ue, sixrv- fou- pages, address
August 4. 1s74-9t. " siauntop, Va.
German and French
TAUGHT in Private Lessons or Glasses, ON
Il moderate terms. Apply to
Ma. HEEEERT THOMPEON
At Mrs. M3 xwrIFs Main ST.. Cnariestown
August ), 1S14-ln.s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ArpAx, 2sSS9pg aoins Wheat IS Rye ssdy @ but quiet
SSi1 SSs. 's salss oi e5S %te State
ear No s,,,s Nses d. s. H S.. ..sSy ssy firmly ' %
& &; @ RI. rsia S.a @ S soss 70 low s S Fa@
IS s% "s;s ssas dui v prices Al
@ sssPS . s1a GG we S,saT dS 8s
N, Poy.ss %ns ioss s for cut P
which wA1 P95s unchanged . Bs
s s 7 e, Gft RS sses & 2 packed suSsicurd Hams I4aI5e
"a a. Ra res"n B SneS.1s asS GO Coffee
stock SSc O' IL srst bands whisky quiet stsl OF .,
yaS1 SS'TLG Zoo Oct S5 wses i4oSss sSs Corr $500
sss bush s B, S' o Ba
bush coW VS.. 80 72s ''s csI, 9ats sa 80 S.
& 7sSsJ Is W5s. sss .. as 81.
a S9s: SSsS %ss, S 81 w o No. sp"s 81
d. a99, GhcsS No. DO at at %ss GsI1 I5 d. Sn
5 Fs nominal e 5sy 4 ~ 81 s's ss % s. w' S Il sSs
i 50as CO. Western 81 4oasi 50 Other article. unchanged
CalcAso Oct PCur-Ds|and nsh, hodes aT EItrs sPTns
do sos 81 @ha, spo ;' Si Move abe
o ,'s5 s 5ss o. N:TsS .ss 'S es%if %
l ea es Sfc o sG a GIsa s',s %
quiet os BSy n sosS ID 1n Ss No. sp pr p es S
for spot advanced foI futures ss spot sle 62
81 1 =. 70 fiG s is G:%;n'
S5 9Sa wSss Es % sdi higher er
esn & s 7qsS Ss a
bush Com Sq S. SOos o. 1Ss @ bS. ss yfooo
o. 900 bush Corn 900 bush Oats LOCO bush Rye 5000 bush
Barley.
CSciSSATI 28Four dull Wheat dull and nomnsy lower
Corn dull Oh 75d7Se New 60e Oats dali at bo055e Rye Gull
and lower 93d0ie dull and unchanged Butter du
unsettled Lard quiet Summer. IL 76l2'e spot Prme steam
lie December Bulk Meats GmeE shoulders 74ci New Sides
Shoulders hner at sasei sides quiet WHISKY STEADY at 99e
CLEVELAND Oct 2S-Wheh BTmi No Red 81 90 No z do
81 O5 COTnOh nOminaly unchanged
Petroleum steady Standard White In oaiots 9c State test ii ac
small lots d2e higher.
Oct ZsPour and unchanged Wbeai steady
95c AL TO- CoruIn the Ear Doe New
6Oc Old 6S 17Oc. cevstor Oats steady 4Sd50c elcya
RYE steady S2ao3e Barley steady l6
quiet 4Jd$J 90
LoUsLLE Oct 2S-Rlou Wheat. Corn. aud Oats unchanged
New-York tribune., 1874-10-29
COTTON MARKETS.

G.,vy,roy Oc, 2S-Coton weak Mdlrg. 14i4, Low MID
dng l37 Good Ordinary, 127s- net receps oVs
sross S,4 bales exports coastw l7o bales sales ooo oaes
stock. 81, 100 bales. 49,, vt,,,,r ,aa.. Low
Mddpg I4c Ordinary, 1885, gross receipt 20 oAe
eInors 10 Great Britain bales eOastS AZ bSes sas @o
bales: spIpne 200 bates; stock 40 bales ,,r ,
NoRy6IK Oct 28Cottop dull aud Domnat Mddbng ~ ne'
receipts 675 bales; exports coawise so' oa'e' sA' ~
s.v,NNAg Oct 2s-Coon Irregular Miding l4dl4se; Low
Midddng Good Ordinary, l3si ne
36i bales gross bales exports TO Great Bnn i1 o''
sales. 0l bales ocs. 10 5I bales. ,,. Lowe, q, .el
MgNPH Oct 2S-Coiton demand and odepss sht lowe, 70
Miding I33. 4c; Mdding l3 good Ordinary oe ne'
receipts baes shipments 6is bales sales Sooo oaes s0
SHwURIsAss. Oct 2s-CosOn tending down Mdding 14tc;
Low Mddng i4c Ordinary 134c net receipts 9oi oss
gross 955 baesi exports Great Britain 32ly pae'i 's'
500 bales last evening 44OO baes stock 67O75 baes
Bosroy nominAlIy uhenahged
22S bs gross 3i baes exports Great Britain, Is bales
PTuspRIPnA Oct 2s.-Cotton dull; Mi1lhng, ls,sci Low
MiddHps I4c Good Ordinary. 1885, net receipts III oae''
gross 3S5 bales ,,.u,. ,oa..
net receipts 1872 bales 22j bse stock, 81! bales
2S-COton quiet and sieady Mld1lh. i's~
net receipts Shipments 6ls bales eeE ooio Osies
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 2S.-Cotton quiet; MiIiIng IfG - Az,
hdding 10 80; Low
ding lBac l3c; net receipts ]3io Daes
ports 446s bales sales 5000 bae' STOCK oio'
bales - ,.-...,- ..,iro. u,ddl,e
137 Low MdIug l3as Ordinary l3 net receipts 2Io
bales gross iii baes shpments S93 baes sales sIo oaesi
stock IL 81 bales ,. -. .,,,,n.u
NOBLE Oct 28-Coiton qulet Mddlirg. IA; Low 'Mians
l3ss, Ordinary, l3c; net receipts 3o bses EXPORTS
coa.v1se $50 bales; sales 200 bales stock. l45i bales
AuGrsrs Oct demand goods MGding l39s,i 70"
M1ilne % Good Ordinary l3c net receipts loal bales 'ae'
l4l2 bales