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The New York herald., 1874-11-27

OLYMPIC THEATRE
" "a BROADWAY.
Mr. JOHN r. POOLE. Manager
SOL SMITH RUSSELL,
Gus WILLIAMS
SANFORD AND WILSON,
Mr.. WILLIAM COURTRIGHT,
MASTER BARNEY, Miss ALICE HARRISON
The comic local drama entitled
BROADWAY
Or, NEW YORK IN NUTSHELL
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATCRDAY
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Upon MONDAY NEXT NOVEMBER 30, AN EN-.
TIRE CHANGE. First time on any stage, ne local
Musical Buriesque, entitled The BLACK AND TAN
CkoDK in which the great Kssian Ballet Tronpe Nile
HsLMiSA CAHjLLENA, signoTiia ToAAsA GRAN
hoTTA WlLsoNERA. Nile M BiDILiA M MG0GKEy; Mile
and JUNGFRA AUGUSTA WILLIAMSCHA will appear.
This buresaue Will be produced with new scenery, Cos
tunes and Appointments and intricate machine ry
and effects MONDAY Mex, November 80, first ap-
Mr. ". B.sCAHILL also first appearancs Of the tamed
Elastic Song and Dance performer Mr.. THOS. GRAN
GER also Of the Lyric queen Miss
new sketch. WoMAN's RIGHTS IN 1874. viii also be
FORTUNE HUNTER; Or, LIFE II THE sryEN-
TEENTH WARD, with new olio for MONDAY NEXT,
November 3O
The New York herald., 1874-11-27

r r. PATTERSON AUCTIONERR-wILL SELL
this day to pay storages at ose sixth avenue Fur.
niture Carpets. Counters, Tables, Chars Stoves Mat
trcsses. Wardrobe bureau, Paintings Clocks, vases
Kitchen and other Furniture. Sale At a O'Clock.
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A UCTION SALE-COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK
~ Positively THIS RRIDAY) MORNING
at the elegant private residence
2lU West 2lst 7th

rich Household Furniture, two elegant Planofortes,
sTEINWAY AND DECKER a BROS,
~ octaves printed Parlor in rich
satin and brocate gilt centre Tables Plate
Mirrors, Curtains imported Bronzes fnc Paintings
Cocks Ornaments library. secretaIre and dwarf Book
cases library Tables Writing Desks Turkish suits, tx
cry; rosewood and walnut Bedsteads, Dressing Cases
Bureaus, Washstands 81 hair spring Mattresses
leather Pillows Toilet SETS rep, push and haircloth
suits Hall stand and Kitchen Furniture Brussels and
ingram Carpets &C., DC n. BSae positive. Take th
sth or 9Th avenue Competent men to pack ana
snip goods city and country
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY
tT SUNDAY EVENING, November %

FAREWELL CONCERT.
LAST APPEARANCE in New York Of the
STRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
GRAND LYRIC COMBINArION
THREE PRIME DONNIE Acts OF FOUR OPERAS
Nile. HEILBRON, sisnora rUTENfINI, Mile DoNADIo.
Signor BENFkAIELLI Sgnor DE- BASSlNl,
Sirnor FIORINL Signor LOTTI, Mr. HALL
Musical Director and Conductor. Mr.. s. BEHRENS
LA TRAVIATA (First AcD,
DTNORAH Second Act, in French,.
NORMA First Act, FAUST (Ihird Act.
Family Circle. 50 cents General Admission 81 Re-
served seats 81 cents Paror Chairs g. Ticket
for sale az the Academy No. 70l and ia broadway,
and throughout sunday at the Grand Opera House.
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= HERMAN. suERIFrs AND GENERAL AUG

9 HERMAN. sHERIFrs AND GENERAL AUG
ture &c this day ridas, SoSember y at i6s ociocH
atNo IS Bowery the entire Stock Of wholesale LIQUOR
barrels choice old Bourbon Rye scotch and Irish Wins
sp aaS 80 q G &
tsrs Cordals Lc also 40 cases and baskets Champagne
sale postSe Dealers nved Also o Of csar
s s B orasr ~ sis
United states Revenue Collector rhird district New
9 HERMAN, sHERIFFs AND GENERAL AUCTION
"a at l0s O'Clock southwest First and
HORSE, Harness, Coal Carr once once Fur,
Sale positive. Goal dealers invited A'1s, ''''e' -
NJ. L. FRANK, Attorney Tor Mortgagee.
CHERIFFs SALE OF CIGARS TOBACCO, &C.
Friday sss Bo%sr1 s Sas
lot 81 osdr eases Les & MSuas Si s,sc
esssr sAas OF es e
% IS S ay n oe and - M
St9re cons,s Of imported and Domestic Cigars Leaf
inan Hnssy FSars Sns &C. sSe poss CONNER sn.,r
SHERIFF's SAILS. HERMAN, sHERIFFs AUC-
ba he had and
1874 or q, any time afterwards 70 and Top Buggy
'1f H.ss M s4~ IN Dsp %sF' CONNER sheriff.
> tioneer, sells this day friday. November q. at II
O'CLOCK, at No Is Bowery, lot of Electrotype Plates
also the right title and Interest Of Louis Klopsch and
rac e as5 % 6eDats Wa CONNER Sheriff
TINTED STATES MARsHALs SAILS. R. HARLOW
- United states Marshal. will sell the ,canal boat
Fred Hawkins board thereof at Erie Railroad DOCKS
near Pavonia Ferry. Jersey City, Friday. November
n, at IL O'Clock NJ.
WILLIAM Writer'S, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL,
w this day, at O'CLOCK 454 Canal street, large
assortment Of rarlor suits in pued brocatc hair
cloth, &c. Dressing Bureaus, Bookcase, Wardrobes
Extension Tables Oil Paintings Chromos Velvet Tapes.
try Brussels and Ingram Carpets, oilcoths, Rugs, Mat.
ings, DC. hne euried hair Mattresses Feather Beds,
Pillows Comiorters,, Quilts, sheets. stoves Cooking
Utensils and everything appertainng TO housekee ping
Also, Mortgage sale OF Furniture from harlem BY order
w. c. AlburtuS Attorney for mortgage.
WILLIAM ABBoTT, ,AUCTIoNEER-wlLLs SELL ON
w saturday at 10 O'Clock. the OF the Bakery
= canal street; one hot Soda Water Boiler and Con-
denser. one half horse power Engine, marbe Soda
Apparatus, marble Counters, glass Jars, walnut Fix
lures &c.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
S1H AVENUE THEATRE
- 18th street and Broadway. Begins att over lott
Proprietor and Manager. Mr. AUGUsliN pALi
TONIGHT.
THE HEART OF MID D-LoTHlAN,
BOUCICAULTS
GREAT SCOTTISH DRAMA
Characters by ML CHARLES FISHER Mr LOUIS
JAMES Mr. JAMES LEWIS Mr.. r. HARDE ~.
NJ aEoEGE E0k PARK6s M OWEN FAwcE6TFT 6FERs NJ.
Mr.. JENNiNGs. Mr. PEAKEs, Miss LOUISE ALLEN,
Miss NINA vARIAN, Mss EMILY RTGL, Mrs o. II. GIL
BERT and Miss FANNY DAVENPORT
All the great realistic pictures nightly recalled.
THE TRIAL OF EFFlE DEANS
The ATTACK ON THE TOLBOOTH,
THE ESCAPE OF JEANNE.
MATINEE. SATURDAY, AT 80,
THE HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN
- Mr. DAILY begs to announce that he has received
and viii presently produce the reigning and most All
sorbing sensation Of the Partisan stage,
The OFFICER OF FORTUNE
VoRICK 1T
The New York herald., 1874-11-27

MORTGAGE SALE HERMAN, sHERiFF's AUG.
N1 tioneer VIII se this day, at u A. NJ. At No Az
bany street. the Fixtures OF a Barro0m and boarding
house. consistng Bar Tables Chairs Pictures Beds
Bedding Kitchen Utensils lcebox &c. sale positive.
The New York herald., 1874-11-27

WAttLLoAuG,,xs,,ss, -. u.,,a.. ~ ,vsrpp WALLACE
EVERY EVENING StYA ASD % SATURDAY MATINEE,
IN new "a oI'fatl 'ffn SSSS' sn"usa
E S95K EEoyAR NIis ~ am5 h5
s5SlsI Miss IoSE sTRkS. RI Mrs sEFroS and Miss
Carriages may sasg Be ordered at a Seats secured
three weeks in advance
54 bsn sA1ApFffh .nT oonrQvn 81.
Last SioFET III TSs$h IL SaS
hSSIf SoSss5v Sss5 xI5aE.
elon.s OR Losesh9sGaAS's STRIFE Z s.sa-s ~
GEossEs HssI sR1bEg Egb bSos %5A k7
Ms. any y i$HHS sSs$sis sFs$i saa % others.
November 80 MONDAY sHzT November 80
|, E \. /! ss$$k
=?
j. H. Budwortn and ann john os as the star premiere.
The great as
osE siE'' a%s T@5. u one iyysEE iyfssr
Mr. Wild Stand-0n.your-head q character IN which
he has equal in the world.
Appearance for one week OF QUEEN and WEST. in new
and original Sketches and Acts.
First appearance Of the wonder OF the world, ANTONIO
SARTOI, the great hree-egged dancer
engaged expressly Tor the Crook.
The Ethiopian Comedian, Mr. WILLIAM HART
Also the champion Bone PLAYER OF the world, }. II.
BARTLETT.
The great Negro Sketcn entitled THE COLORED
CONDUCfORS. Concluding every evening and matinees
with new emotional sensation DRAMA by q. L. Stout,
NOT GUILTY, OR No 7, produced with new scenery
The greatest amount OF talent and novelties
ever presented at one time aud place in the world,
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
The New York herald., 1874-11-27

DOVE HILLIER, AUCTIONBsRS.-AsSlGNE
ID sale Of Paper Box Manuiactory, at No. " Mercer
street. on Friday, November q at l03 o'clock large
Paseboard, Marking and Cutting Machines, oval and
Corner cutters Presses Dies Printing Press and Type
bbls Of Glue, plain and fancy Paper, work Bencnes.
Stools Stoves. back walnut DESKS Iron Safe. Clock
Gas and Water Pipes &c, &c. SAMUEL We'll. AS
stgnee.
DY J. LEVI SON, AUCTioNEERS rs BowERY-
~ Will sell to-day at lOh O'Clock, the entire complete
Fixtures OF Restaurant saloon 50 Mercer street,
viz Bar, Back Bar Table, Chairs. Ranges &C.
pY j. W. CAMPBELL, Ja, AUCTIoNEER-sELLs
- this evening commencing at IA O'Clock entire,
large stock Of j. r. Frazer 423 Broad way Paint
ings, Engravngs, Chromos, stationery, Ac
EUGENE BIssRLL AUCTioNEER-THIs DAY
IA friday, November 27, at l0ia A. ~. at "a Reade
street. large anu attractive sale Toys Fancy Goods
of $50 lots making splendid assortment suitable
for holiday trade Also Eve assorted China Tea
Sets. Figures, &C. fresh goods right from the Custom
House Also 40 dozen assorted Tin Toys staple goods.
direct from factory.
BIRsELL 4 Co,
Auctioneerg.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03
Circular.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Office Supt. Pub. Education. 3rl Division.
Plaquemine. September LIST, 1874
In view of the fact that. with very few ex-
ccptions, the annual reports of Secretaries
of School Boards are not received by the
Division Superintendent Mt the proper time,
and are in many instances defective and
wanting in information bearing on the To-
cativn and condition Of Schools, the pro-
gress of the pupils, the encofli'a cement given
by parents and patrons, and other general
information valuable to those charged with
the supervision of the great work of public
education, the Secretaries of the various
School Boards of the Third Educational
Division on receipt of this circular, will i'm
mediately instruct the teachers in charge of
pubic schools in their respective parishes.
to forward a monthly report OF their schools
to tho Division Superintendent promptly at
the close OF the present monthly term. In
parishes where the schools are suspended.
report will be sent OF such schools daring
the last monthly session OF the game.
Said reports in addition to the information
and statistics required under the. printed
headings, will contain a general narrative.
showing the condition of the schools, and
the location and condition of school houses.
the number of mouths the several schools
have been opened during the year, the I'M
provenent Of the pupils and the proficiency
teachers as to points of discipline or to any
change calculated to expidte an1 facilitate
the training OF youthful minds would be
proper subjeetmatter for such reports.
Teachers will apply to Secretaries of
School Boards for blank reports
GEORGE b. LOUD.
s-t2 Supt. Pub Education. 3rd Division.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

We publish on the fousth page OF
our present Issue Il portion of Gov.
kellogg's address to the people of the
United States, and commend it to the
careful consideration of our patrons
as something which every citizen
should read. Facts and figures arc
set forth in strong array to .yintlicatc
the Republican State government
from the SANDER and abuse that have
been heaped upon it by the OPPOSE
ton, and the most uncompromlsing
hater Of Gov. Kellogg can not sue
cessfulfy combat the demonstrations
of his statement. II our Conservative
citizens will iinpartially consider the
Governors recital Of events and ex-
Dosition Of the reforms that have been
accomplished under the present adj
ADMINISTRATION, we think a healthier
state of public opinion will be the
result. We shall publish the remain
der of the address next week and
comment from time to time upon its
leading points.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

Jolly Harry Hyams, editor of the
West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter.
discourses so-ly:
The DonaldsonviIIe CHIEF commences it's
fourth volume with a clean shirt or rather
puts on fresh appearance. The patent
ontsides nave been dispensed with and GEN
.'in s home work take their place Success
to friend Bentley
Many thanks, most esteemed con-
trere
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03
POLITICAL NOTICES.
Card.

"A Card.
EDITOR CHIEF: I desire to inform the
public that the use of my name before the
recent convention of Dunn Republicans -
in connection with the candidacy for Repre-
sentative. was wholly unauthorized. / was
solicited to become candidate, but posi-
lively declined and forbid my name being
used. Respectfully.
RODOLPH BRACD.
Ascension, Sept 22nfl. 1874 .l.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

Among the distinguished citizens
of Louisiana who have wendell their
way homeward from cooler climes
the present week we note, Hons. j. r.
Beckwitl, U. S. District Attorney
Hon. Frank Morey and j. H. Sypher,
NJ. G., and Ex-Gov. P. O. Hebert.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03
A Card to the Public.

whereas, my name appears one of the
nominees for the position of Police Juror on
the so called dunn Republican Independ-
ent ticket without my solicitation, and
having full faith in the ability of my party
to elect me to any position that l may be
able to till, therefore decline the nom;n.-
ton OF Police Juror or any other nomination
on said ticket.
HILLERY RICE
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

There is Il spirited contest going on
i'll the Carroll Senatorial district be
tween Hon. Geo. C. Benham and j.
A. ella, both Republicans. The news
papers Of the rival candidates are SO
full Of spite against each other that
they find but little room to publish
matter of interest to outsiders.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03
HILLERY RICE.
Address Of the Union Republican Con-
gressional Committee.

bies showing
The reduction of the public deot,
I, rhe appreciation of the public credit,
The reduction OF taxation.
=: comparative expenditures and compare
tive appropriations
makes pamphlet of Is pages. The dozen
ment will be supplied to committees or ind;-
vianais "a at 81 per hundred or $40 per thou
dress the secretary, Washing ton. d. G. Aess
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

In L;lfpurche mass meetings of
50 we, The white peoples party " as
semble = in Lorio's Office" Ascension
z" we's :" nearly fiji the benches in the
Court House when they have an ex-
ceptionally large tuyn-out.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

Hon. John Morrissey, Of Congress
sionral and pugilistic notoriety, bat
tered the head Of Ex-Consul Geo. II.
Butler, nephew Of Hon. Ben Butler,
in Il New York bar-room a few days
since. The cause Of the rencontr was
a disrespectful remark by Batter of
John Kelly, Democratic candidate
for Mayor of New York.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

The Times is growing over the other
daily papers in New Orleans because
it published the particulars of the
compromise twenty -four hours IN
advance Of its rivals. Whatever NAV
be said against the course Of the
Times, its energy and vim arc in,lis-
putable.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

| The Republican State Central Ex-
ecutive Committee has decided that
the recent convention which nomina-
ted Il parish ticket in st. James was
not properly constituted body, fol
the reason that it's members were
chosen simply to select delegates to
the State convention. They arrogated
to themselves the privilege of making
parish nominations without color of
authority, hence their action has been
set aside and new convention Or
dered to be held. The president of the
Parish Executive Committee, Mr..
Hasins, having failed to recognize the
decree, the vice president convened
a session of that body, and from the
proceedings published in the St. james
Sentinel we find that Mr., Hagins has
been deposed and Mr.. II. l.. Tureaud
elected president. \ convention has
been called to nominate parish Off
GERS, which will assemble on Monday.
Oct. 18th, at the st. James Court
House. If Mr.. Hagins and his friends
are wise they will participate in the
election Of delegates to this conven-
ton and give it due recognition, else
they will be placed in the same
position they have heretofore assigned
to their oppopents-tllat of boilers.
The authority of the State Central
Committee must be recognized if we
would have a compact and effective
party organization. We trust the Re-
Fublicans of st. James will yet bring
good order out of the political chaos
that has prevailed there fer several |
months past. - -. /
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

The ST. james Sentinel is of the
opinion that 8 Hon. Pierre Landry s
chances for Il seat in the next State
Senate seem to he continually wan
ming There are many people in
Ascension who do not coincide in this
belief, as election day will demon
stratp.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

A dusky son of Ham was shot in
New Orleans, day before yesterday,
while running off with IL stolen ham.
His name is Gaines, but he didn't
realize any gains from that pro-
cetlure.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

The b-oister-ous State Register
comes to us regularly on the half
shell. It is little, but awful loud.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

The Bulletin speaks Of Hon. VIM.
G.. Brown, Supt. Of Education, as an
'ignorant,drnnken negro Nj. Brown
is /. temperate gentleman, anil capa-
bic in every respect to I'll the position
he occupies. He is competent to teach
the conductors Of the Bulletin moral-
ity, honesty and gentleman1y deport-
.ment, and it is q pity they do not
take a few lessons from him.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

An exchange cries ]: i" Give us small
farms; away with large plantations"
Now we are not so particular. We'd
inst as leave take a large plantation
as not, despite the popular prejudice
against them, and any one having
two or three to give away will find us
ready to relieve him of his burden
without a murmur. There is nothing
like having a modest disposition. Too
many men are ruined by their inor-.
dinate ambition.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

Fourth Ward Central Re,,-s
lean 1;si club,. Pierre Landry, president
Lnden T. Bentley, secretary; meets erar,,
SATURDAY evening, at O'Clock, in the sehncy1
room OF the NJ. f. Church, town of Donald
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-03

Encourage your home newspaper.
Subscribe for the CHIEF 50 a year.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Office Supt. Pub. Education. 3rtl Division.
Plaquemine, September LIST, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ItB,sY Aug l2Wheat aetve st reduced prices sales OF
three Treaiwe at III ~ four ears Ne" No hl;h
gan As New Mchigin Dth "iAolt gale a.
az 40 Ry Cora dali at 81 sc OAS 10 inol
crate demand Of three No. Western o-@o1G oaf cars
No . Western at Gle Barey quiet Malt s,cslT
BryTIIo Aug l1-LAse ami ports the last ~ honr'-
Pour 800 bbs Wheat So IS6 bahi Corn, oioo7i bg'n
On 50 500 bash; Rye 45uD bush Cana m.nt'-" neat
s.5S2 Corn 3S7 7i2 bush: oats 40 bush i ipot
wheat SO3 bush Corn s60O2 bush OATS toO' bush
Pre- dull; WbeiL &c; Corn. Sc Oas . y FUl
,sles range Wheat doll and puces nomnA al
No Spring held 81 20 do No 2do VI :" y,
Green Bay spung IL 20. Corn heavy No nun
d. close large re. With only zoe o1sIsl sae
hash High Mrei 73c.; 643O bush llgh Mixed loeIo a.
10 600 bush No2 H.h Mixed Ia lots at 73a ic OAS 9as,
n held at 5Uc kyc held ~ III % BiI na nn
Cauads sl 90d$3 Western, s oO4sl 30 ohef a''''' ~
change. ,--. 10. r., rox Ma.
ponnaly g2c Southern White s2e for southern
ern dull and lover At 7Je oats quet At oO oo o
5Od52c Mixed bJ05ic for western "l Nc
DINER cher Hay dali and lower al +Io1 ~
VISIONS strong AMI unchanged Batter estem ac' A1u l'l =.
alBc dali and nomnAly l9d2lc fei.2i,um .ol
quiet; Crude - A. "a e. sales OF ooy bb AZ
tsscn Al a5. WHISKY steady at I'll Ol obbing os 81 W H
CmcAG1 Aag l2-Fuur quiet and Unchanged Mnsa' IN h'
aenaud and III O3 tor No spnug SPOT ~ "
g5T-e September. No. do 81 Rejected W. '"'H ID la'
demand and lower 81 - Tor No. Mte - % 2 august
g3le Sertembr. Rejected. 63A sbic oats lu ah lover
a, sos. for No. spo 37' BID Au2usi 80 90
,e iul dropping ne for No = BaFj qh.t aa
Pot lover s2J so AnEut OF sepsnpet 10 90
al the Lani quiet at li'e spot OF sIsp ~.
Mat. DAN aud lower II for shoulders ~ II b Tor Short
lb IL AdllLc short Clear d. "h,H dal ~ ~ C.
Buffalo W Nhca 10 ao 10 az th t
Of lie Baari Wheat closed steady ~ u2a
Al Oli. August so q9e &C., September Cora dLer Bis.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
COTTON MARKETS.

Nsw.oRL.,s, Aug l2.-Cot,on frmi niiing, 67s' 10"
Mlng lGc Ordinary, 4i2.; Oriulry, IL PC. net re-
ep PIP bales, gro 23 baesi saes. 500 tales lat evening
$50 bales stock, rs. .S3T bales.
NoRgoLx Aug l2.-Cotton dull Low Mhng ID ltc5 net re-
II bales exports, coawise 81 bales sales 4O bales s1oca
41S bales.
NOZZLE Aug l2-Co,ton quiet aud Unchanged Mdng l6c
exports ls3 bales; sales 80 bales stock. 4Ob5 bales
GALVESTON Aug l2Coton quiet Unchanged Good Ornary
l43. receipts bales sales 100 bales stock. BOX bales
Aug l2-COton quiet; MdiEnl lc gross recrp
81 bales exports cawse Al bales sales ~ bales STOCK oVi'
bales
SAy,sSAH Aug l2-Cotton nominal asking higher; Mding
1GIl receipts 10 bales 10 bales sales 10 ble' stock
1856 bales
JoC Aug IL cotton quiet nomnaly unchsngeL Mdlhng
1914 pl6 &c. receipts 81 bales, shipmeat 20 bales -,
AUGU.Ts l2COoD, demand good at lover rates. Md
ding. ljAs,: 10 bales; sales. 6j3 bales.
MEMPHIS. Aug l2CoJton steady; demand good Low Miiing
15j. Dl6 receipts 80 bassi shipments balesi stock OoJ5
bales
8psroS Aug l2Cotton quiet Milling l74ci gross receipts
l05 bales. sales, 200 bales. stock OJO bales -
WMSGTOS, Aug l2-OOOa stetiy, MmlHng, lo'4|i stock
jl6 bale.
LlutsyiLLR Auy 12.-C0.;ol quet Milling, l6c
CHRLgsr0S Aug l2-CoOn ge.; MilnZ l34&; net receipts
10 a sales, 100 bales; sO's. j,3SS bale,
CSCNNAri Aug. l2C0tton q1et, NiihnE 1885, receipts
2Ol bales: .hi0ments - bales sOcs, 1.O5D bales
PHILADELPHIA Aug l2CJt0u qne Miihng IL sa gross re
400 baes
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
THE STATE or TRADE.

IosDoS ADx l2-l2:3O m.Colsos " sG92a Tor money
o2aa92'. for the account n, r.. III. oa 81,
FaaNKVoKr Aug 12-United states FveTSenT osat ~ o
thr issge o. s62. ,,,,.-- r.
LivgspooL Aur 12l2:3O m.Coi'on stro1g Ntins Up
lanis S40,1sLi Mddlhg Orleans SSs9o 2 sAe' IoOOV Di
iaculing . 900 Tor speculation aHi export. A.. -. eo,
LOND0s Aug 49, a-Psns dispatches quote hn'es d. o'
LIVERPOOL Aug l22 mCo,ton ,ses on the basis OF Mtins
Otdiusr,, deliverable August az SoI
Eaeon-Loug Clear Hldle 81 6 Short Clear Ids o.. o.
Iospos Aug 1913 m.-COno f1r money o-s J-2 ot Tue
,nn g55 Tie rsts OF discount market Tor three
onths bills 80 per whch "a y yer e5t 9'N Tue DanA
quote hrDrs A! o0i Oc
LiygRP3OL, Aug l2-3 D. m.Oi the sales oi cotton "-lp
|. ba. we're American. Bra ;g1s are quet
i0SDOS Aug l23 >. m-ReLuci Petroleum. go per ga'on
LoSDoS. Aug 1850 m-Colso, for ole y-s4 u 'y
The Of bulOn gone INTO ihe bauA
Of gnynd balance to-day 10000 Pa' dispatches qao'e
reutes 80 fr soc. 49, -, ,--,.-
ASrwaRP Aug Petroleum, 26. fr Fin Pale American
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1876 p. m-toton sales on tle pI' ol
ne UpIsni. nothing below OdHiy deliverable Oeso0er
an Ioypos Aug l2-syenug-Comuon R,u 63. Liuseei OIL
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