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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
CAMP MEETING.
The HIii Delays The Weather-Yes-
Icr,.uy's Services.

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ST LOUIS.
DIstIIlery Destroy ed

ST. LOUIS, August 23-Th" dI-tili"ry
Of Cautean and Edward. situated % the
river hank. outside the north limit II
the citr. burned yesterday. Ir-- about,
$1,000; insured in the Franklin Of Va
for $3.50: Old Dominion Sl.2jD, Pe"-
pie. of New York. $3.50; German. "l
Ere, Pa., 5000. and 5000 in -. LDui-
companies.
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SPAIN.
The Carlist War.

MADRID, August 23.-Leo Do UrCel
has been surrendered to the Carlists,
through the treachcry of parties within
the city who arr friends of the Bishop of
Urgrl, the Chaplain of Don Carlas. Gen.
Tristany captured the entire garrison,
4sj men, with 32 guns and shot the com.
maudaut of citadel.
The government has information of n
illihuStcring expedition preparing
against Port RICO, and has taken measures
to put stop to IT, The truth Of the re-
port in regard to that Island, published in
the New YORK Frsc,adw JorrIdi Is in
dignautly denied.
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ILLINOIS,.
Sensible Railroads.

SPRINGFIELD. August 23.-The Chica-
go, Alton Il st. Louis, Toledo. Wabash \
Western, Illinois Central, Springfield,
Illinois x Southeastern and the Gilman,
Clinton * Springfield railroads will carry
delegates to and from the Democratic
State Convention, August 26th. at Spring
field, at one and fifth fare. Round trip
tickets are to be sold on all the above
roads except the Illinois Central, to
agents, on which latter road delegates
must present Il certificate from the secre-
tsry OF the convention, certifying tothem
as delegates, when return tickets at one
fifth fare will be sold to them.
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INDIAN IA.
Death Of n Prominent Man.

EvANSyILLE. August 23.-John Ingl"
ST. cighty-."ven years Of age, died Ht hi-
residence. 10 miles from thi. city on sat
urday. He was a prominent citiz"n aud
va. the father Of John lngel. Jr. for
many years president Of the kvan.viIi"
& Crawfprd-ville railroad. Mr. lngl"
ha, been postmaster at lngle. Station ior
forty-fve consecutive YEAR. having been
appointed to the Office By Pre-idon'
Mon rps
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

QUEENsTowN. Augu-t 22.-The steam
.hiPs Erin and CaIabris from New York
have arrived.
New YoEK. August 22.-The steamer
We-er from Bremen ha. arrived.
The steamer. Egypt, City 81 Chester
and Oceanic from Liverpool haV" ar
rived.
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VIENNA.
Spanish Recognition.

VIENNA, August 2S.-Thc Press an
nounces that the Austrian and Germ \
Charges d Affairs at Madrid were not
fed on Friday last Of the recognition BY
their reSpectiue governments Of PrcSl-
dent Serrnno n chief of the executive
power of Spain
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CHINA.

IoNG KoNG, August 22.-Thcre was
very sevcrcsyphoon at NakasSki yes
tcrday. Great damage was done 10 pro-
perty on the shore and 10 the shipping
IN the harbor. 4 considerable number
of natives were lost.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August 22.-Logal proceedings
have been instituted against the lie Temps,
L'OU,njo" NoGoadi and Lc BicH Public
for publishing Marshal BaEainc's letter
iu relation to h, escape.
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RAILEoAD BoSD,-Actiyc.
SrocE.-Cpenrd weak, bnt a. the day
adyancrd bocanr strong and closed firm
at an advance 81 lmIl per c"nt. The
II. Paul common. Among the ssles 90.
day were 1909 share, Of Western
Union $500 Pacific Mail, 1900 Lake
Snore, 7,COO Union Pacific, 500 ". Paul
common, 40 Preferred and 1900 Wa.
ia.h.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, August 22.-The fol-
lowing defalcations are reported: Paul
Lessasier, cashier of Jas. Harnandez,
$4,000; J. 5. Delleny, cashier Of the
Citizens Bank $4,000.
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Association Of Ticket Agents.

In consequence of the recent action Of
the trunk railroad line, to the West. iu
abolishing commission ticket Office. the
Association Of Railway aud Steamship
Ticket Agents Of this city, comprising the
offices Of fourteen leading hotels, at -
final meeting Saturday evening, resolved
to work for the New York Central, Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern, and Chi
cago and Rock Island roads to the North
west. Resolutions expressing iri"ndIl-
nr,, To the officers of other lines were"
adopted Strong appeal, were nl,"
made, in resolutions for one wear sup
port, and step, were taken &" secure
unity Of action with other eastern citir..
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 22-Since
Yesterday morning two and half Inches
Of rain has fallen, but too late for any
material advantage 10 the crops.
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j. Bancroft Davis Ihc new American

j. Bancroft DAVIS. the new American
Minister, has arrived in Berlin.
Tn" drGrirncic, of Sclcry X LOssssicr |,
Of Nrw Orleans. have been adjusted. IL
j. understood there will be no prosecution.
Green and Montgomery counties, o.,
Saturday, nominated solid delegation
for Guncklc, Republican, for Congress.
Craighcad withdrew after the result In
Greene county was announced. -Four
counties being unanimous for Guncklc,
he wa, rcnominsted by acclamation.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, August 22.-Charles S.
Sisson, one of the weslthiest capitalists Of
New Jersey, died at TenaAy last evening.
The steamer Tagus on her next trip TO
England will take out Ten locomotives
for the Russian Government and 900
stands of arms for the Turkish Govern
ment.
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The King Of Denmark has returned t.
the Capital from his visit to Ireland. H.
was accompanied from England By his
daughter, the Princess of Wsies.
The Spanish War Department has
signed a contract for 10000 American
breech loading rifles.
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W ANlllNNIhN, august 80 T. W.
PROBABILITIES.
over the Tennessee aud Ohio Valleys
generally higher hNromttep and lower
temperature. northeast 10 northwest
wind and partly cloudy weather. Over
the lake region lower barometer. slightly
higher temperature; wind. mostly from
the northeast To- southeast partly cloudy
weather and possibly occasional rains.
over Upper Wisconsin and Lower Mis-
souri, Valley, and the northwest falling
Iollowrd by rising barometer, slight
chuugr. of temperature, vannblc winds,
partly cloudy weather, and occasional
light rains. over New England rising
followed hy falling barometer winds
northeast partly cloudy and cool weather
aud over the southern portion rain.
over lh" Middle State. falling barometer,
r,,,t To- north winds, generally cool aud
cloudy weather and rain.
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are than the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy, with northeast to
northwest winds and lower temperature.
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POLITICAL.
For State senate-second District.

For State Senate-Second District.
In compliance with the wishes OF many
friends l hereby announce myself as
candidate to represent the Second SENATOR
nj District in the Legislature, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic nominating
,-u,.or,ion WM. B. ICE.
Marion county, W. Va. Sf
To the Wheeling Register:
Atthe solicitation of many friends an
nounce myself a candidate TO represent
rhe counties of Ritchie and Calhoun In the
next Legislature of West Virginia.
D. McGREGOR.
CAIRO, W. Va, July q, 1874.
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Henry Ward Beecher.

TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE. August 90.
Henry Ward Beecner arrived here
Thursday evening. The scene of his first
appearance Oh the piazza after his arrival
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Mrs. TiItOn's Evidence

is also quoted to give her denial of having
ever had criminal relationship with her
pastor and her own explanations of sever
"ral ofthc most prominent portions other
letters. From this her report proceeds
to give n short statement Of Mouiton
as given to the committee and di,m;,sr>
it briefly aS having made no charge,
whatever against anybody. Finally
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at'heelina 2eei5trr.

GOLD closed in New York on Saturday
at 10.
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Another War Thought OE.

4 Brazilian iron clad houharird the
town Of Alycar, in the province of Corri-
cntcs, on account of the alleged iIl-trrat-
mcnt of it. officers, which the authorities
would neither explain or punish. 1t Wa,
feared that the affair would lead to war
between Brazil and the Argentine Re
Jublic.
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THE WEATHER.
WAX DEPARTMENT,
TROBABILITlEs.

W AK l'fiAkl MhNl'
OFrI,EuF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WNsuINuruN. August %, SP. ".
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News Items.

News Items.
1t was rnmoIed in Cuban circles that
Jose Firrer De Canto, editor of FL CONS
TO, a Spanish organ in this city, has been
killed in duel near Brussels, Belgium,
by P. Rosado, Cuban.
The special committee appointed by
the National Convention of Cotton EN-
changes TO prepare new standard Of
types, will meet here on the 3lst inst,
and brokers are REQ eSted to procure for
the use of the com hittee what cotton
they can, t. facila;r the making up of
such types.
Specie shipments to-day S2lO, GOO
$4,000 in gold coin.
Bank Statement.
Loans decrease, 1910, 200; specie de-
crease, S279,7OO: legal tender decrease,
1886, 700; deposits decrease, 1901 400;
circulation increase, 100000; reserve
decrease, -, 72O,95O
Yellow Fever.
The ship William Wilcox, of Bath,
from Havana, for New York, was spoken
on the 10th. The Captain died that
morning of yellow fever. Tn" first aud
second mates with several men had died
previously and there were only four men
lit for work, with no one 10 navigate the
ship. The bark Evangclinc, of lar
mouth, Nova Scotia, is now hare from
Sayna. She lost three men from yellow
fever.
Arbitration.
Mail adviccs from Panama Ia th" 10Th,
report that the claim in regard to the
steamer Montijo would probubly be- re-
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The Beecher StateuIcni ItSeir

i, taken and cOntraStcd with several
OF the more serious portions of Tilten :,
showing that the circumstances in them
selves, apparently damaging, were in
reality as easily capable of explanation
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Arbitration.

Mail advices from Panama to th" 18th.
report that the claim in regard to the
steamer Montijo would probubly be- re-
ferred 10 the Columbian and United
States governments and to the German
minister ot BaZptu for arbitration.
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ST. PAUL. August 22.-A telegram
from Bismarck conveys dispatch from
Especial correspondence to the daily Press
from Custurs expedition, as follows:
CAMP CUSTAR, BLACK HILLS EXPDN- !
BEARS BUTTE, DAKOTA Terry,
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Not Guilty

of the charge preferred against him. 1t
is possible Il short paragraph may h"
added to tn" report noticing briefly the
failure Of Frank Moulton to bring any
new evidence to bear on the subject
which can in the slightest alter the con-
clu,ionS the committee hay" come To-.
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Ti;ton's Forthcoming Statement

The Erwing Post says: We are
crcdibIy informed that before MIR.
Bccchcr left Brooklyn upon his present
Journey to the White Mountains, he cX-
pressed his determination to bring, at all
events, a suit for libel against Mr.. Tilton,
and also against Mr.. M"ulton, in case of
Il publication like that which was made
yesterday.
, 1874-11-15
suRur34N REAL ESTATE,

TOR Sailor RENT-EvAHSTpN-s HOUSES
Ald iots oaoico location: ncasa ~ .nd ~ pss
hsys SsG ,s g asnS 1nd I'll
s ts s q !As y at ~ s' ns ssa
sIyss AtI:i:M ItDp. Isaassoa n0F0souESET
L ladse. 81 do~n sad j. . mon:h uatil paid; oaa
s.s @ se liz sie2s2 ssss:ik
T7on sALE-oR ExCnASGE-A Z; .e CHoIck DAIRY
kSsy II :aef.:ss Is s.ss e:sps1y S[ xooo 1' VA Ao
~; ia 35ds1 5d 5E9GK 4 NAX
room as7Si Il Ttibaao Building: g.. -. l,4,. -
TOR. sALE-cHoicE 1SyksTMEST-ls ACRES
I'd aos ss mile e. ~ sy Il 'as
Sao i,; 11anss M e. an aivg ys!5s at p'F cent h.
FOR sLs1 K11ENGLEwoOD17oFE 7.RooM CIT.
ios: piies ss,s.o. Aadsuss B91 IS. Easiawood. 0'
IIoR sALE-oR nENr-Ar MiSsDALE, TWO
M ns1as
t,'oR sA.K-AT HIG HLASD PARS-A M0DENN
only saos di.!ausu ion, dsp.t. It on:a i
= aea ss'
T. rs fs:fG s ists sss e0' 'Sasf
than lrica of adjiaiug y faos lots sltuA cd
Sssass g :s9 tsses So III. f &C. snd snd
sct s eoe m i a' 8py to G. e. %
H70i S:,LE-sl lvo MILI. BUY 4 RESIDENCE LoTT
1T DeAlafacs &apw!u buy business lot; $6U0 will
buy good aers kr garden Dspa,aes is orr best hnsi~
MCSD L. STILES, 80 East Msdisonst.. Room7.
EOR sALE-15u ACRES ONLY : MILES FROM
L old Court-Housc. The Chicago i Duluth RAILROAD
win run along 70 north linz u this tract Il b..
bcag grated and sraseied from Mi~aukseay = rotsr-
BuUKS, Resi- Estatc, ~ North Carl,st., Room Ewing
BLOCK
E,oR sALE-H0UsEs AND COTTAGES At ESGLE.
I wood neaE depy: Terms to suit puscaa ers
tesals. 1lLLOTsoN BNuS., g Westinghouse.
TOR sALE-EEw ColTAGE AND ACRES At
Il Hobart q mics hS Fvrt NaFno Railrtad; piGc,
ss75 $lvo 41wn. balanes n,.n:h,y AS, cottage asa
.nuuthly. ofsce days. Saturday aad Aonday. j. g.
l.Al1LE no.rl ), lS3 aionroe-st4
I7oR sALE-SuUrli CuICAGO-TAYLOR'S AD-
Il dlo are located in tbs sea1,e of this eEeat manu
i: and business suLu4b. Bur lot ut from
81 IL ~ per trout foot that will double ta salus il
oa.stat nsetcro blocks fJr sale Dnces 1t Dio
au!redh 81. Station. South Chicago, and lsou,l,
living tluck, North CLARK au1 huz!o-sts, Chicago. u.
S. Il fLOk.
I1oE SALE-OR NCHANGE-E;;s; LEWoDD RESI-.
L deuce; la.se 10; luas3 now well located. l.. l..
CASFis:Lu, " iASalic-st.
, 1874-11-15
BUILDING MATERIAL. l..

DUIDING MATERIAL-PLANKS. LAVthe;tnf theE;nf
D ho{sss, whesl 1ad Etous bsTrpws mortar 4aa p1 n
hods, 1nottar-bazsa, sta., tnf asls ehssp. Adafso
Txtbnas o&ng.
, 1874-11-15
COUNTRY REAL STATE.

ITOE SALE-Ols ENCHANGE-f!Es;I.EW .EWOD0 RESI-.
L deuco; LAT 30 To- hu4so now well 1ucatcd. l.. l..
q n III txnSalir.sL.
, 1874-11-15

| T1OR uAMBLErDNIAN MARE. wARRA Mt
"a snfo and reliable for either adE child, Is
caed travoor. porfcr sound. cheap fos cAah 81 Wost
, 1874-11-15

FVFIEEBIIl1EUu5s
COSY PARLOR BEDROOM, TO MIDDLE
"A aged gen leman, In widow lalys family; pleasant
home, good nelrht0fs. and HAudolph-s Ad-
dress N Tribune otco
0NF SQUARE ROOM AND ONE LARuIt ROOM,
~ sith acovc, both baud soncy furnished lighted nnd
Tribune oicp.
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cacy. March 81 G.
a Tucson special to the San Diego
fight with tue ApacAes resulted in eleven
killed and thirty,fonr Captured. 1t is
said shortly after The San Caiu, ont
break, the Apaches hud fight arouE
themselves, III which four were killed
The tight WIS occasoned hy force b=ne
used to make those leave the observation
who we:t unwilling. until IL s!lor. time
ago.
y dcsnatch from Portland. Oregon,
says that The Indians on the Malpenr
reservation have grown irsocnt, and
serious trouble is feared. \ detachment
Of troops has been sent from Fort uar.
vey, to protect Ageut Luev!ie aud lis
men. L!neville has discoScred a con.
spiracy among the Indians TO nauguratc
hostilities. \ considerable lumber OF
the Indians nave left the reservation.
The widow OF Henry Wilekiad, the
murdered man, who has been in deli.
cate health since tue commission Of the
deed, on Thursday last. gave birth to
twins. The mother aud children ure
doing well.
Francis Lee, MI aged citizen Of Char
lesion. died in that city on Sunday las,
Miss NJ. i. Miller. Il native Of Charles
ton, died in Georgetown, or tic 2G;h.
D israeli has already hinted his poll.
cy. uo will do ns little u. possible ana
make as much display rs possible in
doing IL.
There are oa!y eight Congressional
committees nj work III Washington IN.
yostiSating men and things. They are
all pAnniDg ont we'll.
Livery where in Georgia tho wheat crop
IS reported to be olore promising than
for years past.
The co.ored speakers OF New York are
beSlunias 10 speak OF "the white ec-
meiit oi our population"
The rumoiing noise from Bald Noun.
tam was distinctly heard IN Aahevlle
last Tuesday.
Deaths in New York for The past
week 525.
Mr. J. y. II. Wohltm,nn. q merchant
0! Charleston, died ils. week
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. March 80. 1871
Wheeler House--James G.. White and
wife, Mrs VIM 81 Lee and daughter,
G Rohy, " " Snow, h d Hanahan,
New York; G II Northum and wife,
Hartford; John Gosuel, r r Bridges,
3 L Bryan. Mrs G L B Marsh nnt. child.
Cl l. B Marsh, Wl!mington; JOS Jen.
kins, Charlotte; B NJ Sprutt, Chester;
Chas Barnnm, city; II q Corwin. Il III
Jones. J j Darlington anil wife, New
berry; L Little. city; J G Sheppard,
dE;dgefleid; @ Lyon, Durham; 3 d
Townsend. Society Hill; W y Bradley.
Augusta; DR. r A Price and wife, sIis.
souri,; J G Goodwin. Atlanta; Miss L.
jones, Greenville.
Columbia Ho.el-H B L .eri.rr. Ga; W
Whaley. Charleston; y II Wariny, S {;
Miss l. Z Curtis. Mr.: + CARTS, \ Y; W
L DoGg='t aud wife. lii; G i. Heub, Ga;
q L kirkland, Wa'hella;J J 5 Land, & x
& l. l..
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THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE
f. 3. Orchard & Co.,
UHrGN IRwIx's. HALL.

WYE would respectfully inform our friends
w and the public generally, that we arc
now in receipt Of one of the incest assorted
stocks Of DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, NO.
TlON:', Ac, and 1T rs low prices as they can
be bought in the city.
Among our stock will be found:
10 dozen KID GLOVES, in ono and two
prices.
DRESS GOODS, in the most desirable
shades for street and evening Wea".
iERCALES. ChETOSS and CALICOES.
good assortment of CASSIMERES,
TwEEDS COTTONADES and JEANS.
Best SllEETINGs end LONGCLOTHS in
the city for the price.
ENBn0iDERIEs, RUFFLiSa, COLLAR.
ErFES. TIES, &c., in great variety.
70 which we cali the attention of al! before
purchasing elsewhere.
F. b. ORCHARD & co.
=. B.--Connected with our store is frat
class Dress.making establishment, conduct
cd by MRS. BURWELL, late OF X. c. SILVER
Co., where she Will be pleased TO see her
friends aad customers. March IS
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sfhHcr AIslAIsaATIoF. THE Palmetto
State Immigration Agency issnow pre-
pared to fill orders within two weeks
from the date the order and money are
received. During the sptibg abd sum
mer epecial attention will be given to
the selection OF female helps, mechanics,
factory hands. sc. Field hands con be
supplied on short notice. Send $40 for
each adult and SIS for each person be-
tween four and fifteen. Address
TILMAN r. GAINES,
Columbia, S. c., or 800 Canal street,
New York.
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WInAINafoN stdsfeh, 30.N:Odtton
steady Guiddlings153S; net receipts 81
1905.
g SEuaUsrA, March 3o.-Cotton dull
nIddling 151ss; receipts 266 baIcs; sales
426.
ST. Lou1s, March 3o.-F!our weak,
Irregular and business small. Corn
steady-No. 2 mixed in elevator G3!6.
Whlskey steady. at 80. Pork firm. ut
~ w. Bacon strong-shoulders Ia
~; clear rib 914@9l1a; clear sides 9s1,
Lard firm.
There was full Jury in the Snnbnrn
case. The District Attorney. in open
ing the argument, claims that Slnbnru
and others defrantled the Government,
NEW ORLEANS, March 3O.-Cotton
Hniet-middling 16a; low middling
1928; good ordinary AZ; ordinary 1917
net receipts 3,72l; gross 4,27I; eXparts
70 Great Britain sos; ccat;nan. o, sol;
to France 4.6SG; coastwiso 3,9O2; sales
1,oUU-iasI evening $50; stock 242 40.
CHARLESTON. March 3O.-Cotton quiet
middling 1913; net receipts j, ,252
bates; exports to Great Britain 2,1lO;
continent 455; coas,wiee /, l,lGG: sales
600 stock 37,o02
MOBILE. March 30-Cntton quiet and
unchanged-middllng 16; net receipts
1850 balea; exports coas.wise $40; suIes
500; stock 4S. 5001
LoSDoS. March 30.-Eries 35(635l5.
Heavy gales on the British coast.
PARIS, March 30.-Rantes 59f. 9jc.
L1vEHpooL. March 30-3 +. M.-Cot.
ton ensier and prices declined fraction
-nplands SIS; Orleans SIlC092s; sales
10000 bales, Including 5000 Tor specu-
lat'on aud export; cotton to arrive l-1G
cheaper; sales of uplands, nothing be-
low good ordinary, shipped February,
March or April, Slls; deliverable March,
8 l-l6; April or hIuy, 8; sales of Or
leans. nothing below good ordinary,
shipped February, S 1.1G(9Sh.