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stand Up Like n Man.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Permit me to present 10 your correspondent
"Amatenr' piece oi information, and. ut the
same time. TO offer him suggestion.
The target used by rlfemen at the long ranges,
as all true amateurs know perfectly wei, is not
Twelve ieet square, but exactly half that size
viz, twelve feet by six feet and the '.bul's eye,"
which, by first class marKsmen, is hit much
otener than any other part OF the target, ls only
three ieet sqnare-bv no means an easy object 20
hit at q thousand yards, as 'Ama'eur" woUld nave
iound out ror ninsei before now had he ever tried
to accomplish the eat.
So much or the ormation. Now, the sugges-
ton l. THIS let "Amaieur' try what he h,uise il
can do in the way OF shooting at thousand yards,
either lying down. or (as .hat position Appeals to
him so ''emlnently r .l@nlous') In any other atti
tude which may strike nm as the most graceful
aud manlvn Ten, when he il able, with the
assistance of all the "vices" he can can TO his aid
20 score anywhere near Rigoy or a Fulton or Il
Miner; then, say, II viii be time enough Tor hrn
prate about standing up to shoutr but unti
mat time arrives would advise MIN 10 let his
,licnce on the subject be as conspicuous as his
ignorance. AN FRESHMAN tnot one OF the team.
DROOKLYN, Oct. 3, 1874.
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TRAVELLING AGENT RIBBED.

PouGHXEEPsIE n. Y, oct. 8, 1874
MI J. c. Fellows, travelling agent for tue firm OF
William Ruhl q CO., wholesale Jewellers, New
York, was robbed in this city, this morning, of a
carpet-sag containing fne jewery 10 the amount
OF about 5000 Tne bag was OF black leather.
with the letter 'F'' on the bottom. 1t had been
lett at Charles Bahrers jewcry store Friday
night, and an eXpressin was ordered
70 take IL down 10 the depot for fhc
eight O'Clock A, NJ, tram south. on the Hudson
River Railroad this mOrni -. on delivery OF the
bag there Mr.. Fe lows discovered It 10 be 4 wrong
one, and on opening II found IL full OF iruit With
some tools the whole packed with New York pa
pers oi Friday. How the exchange was made Is -
mystery. Detectives are at wo,E. but with no
success as YET. Among the stolen property were
sto rings, eighteen cable cnans, twenty coral
necklaces. l0J gentemen's stone lockers, TWO
black onyx locKets set with pearls, los OF
chains, &c.
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Is .Am a teur'' u Forcfyner.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE iIERALD:-
In your issue OF the 81 inst. u party signing
himself "Amateur' critcises the shooting oi the
American and irish teams. THIS criticism Is quite
unnecessary and certainty reflects no great credit
on its author II, however, "Amatcur" would go
to Creedmoor and try the practcabilIty OF shoot
ing, in a standing position. at a coo yard range,
even 500 yards, he would soon iind that most Of
his shots would go over, and not ut the target.
The conditions OF the match were that each
man would shoot IN his own TO hin easiestl posi-
ZION, and "AmateurN III his attack on Mr.. Fulton
simpiy showed that he Is not 4 gentleman. am
nh American, am proud OF ", ana can only say
tina. il 'Amateur' is foreigner, he is prejudlced
party in this question. But, to END The controversy
let "Amatcurn go to Creednloor and try his iuck
at the 900 yard range. ProoaDlv he VIII come 20
the conclusion that IL he would stand on his head
aud pull the trigger with ms toe he would do bet
ter shooting than IN a standing or manly uosloa.
Yours, WIN. II. MAYER.
NEW YORK. oct. 3, 1874.
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THE CINCINNATI EXPOSITION.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Oct. ., 1874
The nth Cincinnati Exposition closed tonight
after twenty eight days exni5i,ion. Five hundred
aud ffty-four thousand persons visited the EXPO
sition during that period. and the receipts nave
been $50, 0o0 exclusive OF the receipts from the
sales oil privileges, which amounted TO several
thousands more
the Exposition again next year. lne Board OF
Trade followed with ~ Ike resolution.
Steps to secure additional grounds ana large
permanent building nave oecu taken and plans
are now pending. the receipts this year VIII
leave balance OF $4,000 or Si2,C0) over ex-
penses, which will cancel the small defclts
carried since 1872 and reduced last year
The publfc sentiment is almost UNANIMOUSLY in
favor OF making 1t a permanent Institution.
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The RULE CT TIE SEA.
Shall Steamers Respect the Rights OF
small Crafts


To THE EDITOR OF THE EERALD:-
iIoticed some time ago letter In the HERALD
relating so the damaging Of q suau yacat by
ferryhoat, and though have carefully
scanned the paper ever since ! regret
to say that see nothing OF the or
lender having been called to account. II we are
to feet any safety while on the water for business
or pleasure, we must have the assurance that the
rules prescribed Tor the guidance oi vessels shall
be observes, and the only way 70 secure their 1b-
servance Is to E6ke AZ example OF those VINO VIII
fully offend.
venture 70 suggest that the club to which the
yacht injured belongs should take the matter up.
A lew prosecutions wouid soun bring these rascally
pilots 10 their senses aud one could then feel Der
tam that II we duly observe the rule " me sea
we shall have nothing 30 fear. At present, wheD
sailing iE small craft, we Cannot feel a1f assnr'
ancc that steamers ant coastlng vessels viii ave
us the right OF way ana u II sometimes cEibarrass.
Ing 10 know what 10 do
Inc occurrence referred TO. II correctly slAtc'i,
Affords capital opportunity to show D0enders
that they cannot do as trey please, ana slncctcW
hoie II WIN nor ne allowed - pass uuIa ,rpNea.
SMALL iAGuE
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a Ricccl,et shot.

TO THE EDITOR or THE EERtLD:-
was one OF the many competitors il the "Ben-
nett match" who were competed 10 ire some hall
dozen shots in the dark. On The understanding
that everybody else was being hurried up in the
same manner blazed away into The gathering
gloom ana brought my thousand yards score to a
lame ana impott Mt conclusion. THIS afternoon,
when too late 10 reach trecdmoor, learn that if
had camped on the field All night might have
fred my hye last shots over again this m0rni Ig.
Having lost that opportunity ask your erms-
sion to fire them now. The elevation OF my in.
dianation may be little TOO high, ana the WIND
agen OF my wrath a little to strong but Lere
goes:-
SHOT No. THE Bennett Itch was open to all
comefs, ana all conetS should nave been treated
alike.
SHOT No. loving 10 inequalities IN the ground
there IS considerable chOIce IN the lou. lay2e
targets at Creedmoor Mny were the Amer eau
aud Irish teams allowed TO shoot on the best
taigets, over tie ground on Wntcn they have mai
50 mnch pfaeticef Inc LISA anu Auerican teams
snot against indivIdudi competitors as teams, win
every advantage ana an possible coaching. While
..outsldeisn were hudulcu ami crowced on tile
worst targets, with evident malice aiote hOnghr.
lhc gallant irisnmen are III no waN 70 uldtr tor
tn!s lhry TOOK me positions allotted tuenl ana dld
noby. POSITIONS IN THIS matcD shodld nave heen
determine by !, not ~ ayoru!sm. lre most most
broken had he Il ed IN tae utler confusion whcn
prevailed on Waat enc OF ihe range officials
aerisiveiy classed az the rlgtag aud boDtail
4 targets.
snor No. 3.--Long before the drug ceased inc
4 markers were unable TO And the hlis. In the
4 darkness and confusion wBich prevailed ut the
4 end OF the match tGe req fags hoIs'ed by the
/ markers as Signals to ccae irlng were ciam "a
! bs excited compCt.torS as centres aud were re-
i cordcd ny the puzzled and demOrallzed scorers.
Su0r No. A. TIE contest oi ffid y was ether q
match or no match. II d matcn, then distrlbute
the prizes according TO the scores. II no mIicn 10
must he shot over agaM. Tae idea o. a,lowiug
i've shots to be fired the day alter IS 100 rlulcuou-
10 need cOuifnont.
snor No. 5.-ln ADDITION to the handsome pres
ents MAJOR Leech mas Already mace the creed
moor experts, wlll he NOT he .ind enough 10 gave
\ 'hem copy Of the Wimbledon rules and rceua
1 ions?
As each OF these shots Is likely 10 raise little
i dust | suppose may aS weil mark myself down
NEW YORK, oct, 3, 1874 KlCOChEr.
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A MURDER In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3, 1874.
shocking murder was committed 10 the norta-
western part 81 the city tonight. John Despec,ere
Il Belgian, engaged in peddling on the streets.
quarrelicd with Joseph Nanacker, a fellow coun-
tryman. also u peddier. when the latter drew h
butcher KNIFE aud stabbed Despec,ere IN the leg
Severing an artery ana causing death IN lew
III ial
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL LICENSES.

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. s. 1874
In :he case OF Moore 4 Goodson, charged wilb
violating the state Revenue laws by conducting
business without taxing out q license required
by the act OF Assembly passed last winter. Lu lge
Guieon. IN the Hustings Court, to-day, decided
that the imposition Of II license tax ugou general
merchants II not within the powers OF The begis-
lature under the present constitution. fhc Com
monwcalth Attorney excepted TO this decision.
and will appear To the supreme Court.
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Abstract Of Report lor the Week Ending
nt II. NJ. October 3, 1874.
BAROMETER.
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER IN JERSEY
CITY.

About midnight last n ght Thomas Cannon.
residing at No. 4l3 FIRST street, Jersey City, re-
turned home under the nfuepce OF liquor. He
ordered his vie 70 get him something to eat, when
she procured his supper, which was cold. Te
guarrclled with her, when she said something
Wnicn so exasperatcd HIM that he seized heavy
char and dealt her a terrific blow on the mead,
lelIng ner UNCONSCIOUS to the noor, and IL s
Thought Fractured her sSuli. He was arrested and
locked up. Medical aid was summoned and his
wne's injuries, which are considered dangerous,
were dressed.
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PHYSICIANS AT The DISPENSARIES NOT
PAID
TO THE EDITOR CT TIE uERALD:--

TO THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD:--
II is desirable to dIsaouse the public nina OF
the very prevalent impression tnat the attending
physicians at the large city dispeDsaries are paid
officials. The fact ought to be generally known
among those VINO seek such medical aid as Is
gwen at the dspensaries that tine attending
physicians are not paid, but give their services as
tner b st way OF contributing to the general
sum OF bcnevoence ana charity. G. v.
NEW InRK. L ISL
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A PRESIDENTIAL WARRANT.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. g. 1874.
United States Marshal Wyatt to-day brougne
from owen county seven men on a warrant from
the President charging them with obs ructing and
resisting the laws.
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MURDER TRIAL IN VERMONT.

RUTLAND, W., Oct. B. 1874.
In the case OF John +. rhair, tried here ior the
murder OF Mrs. Anna Freeze, the jury this even
ing, at twenty minutes to twelve O'Clock alter
I'VE days, trial. rendered verdict or murder In
ihe tirSt degree.
fne yctH was a prostitute. and was murdered
ny Phair tor her money. Phar had been ire-
guenter ol her house.
TIE evidence was wholly cir 'unstantlal lnd
ultN five MltilesStS nNnniinpd
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BIsMARoK'S POLITICAL OPPONENT

Count Arnim the latc Ambassador Of Germany
at Paris, s ndidaie Tor n seat IN the German
Parliament. lie is strongly opposed 10 Prince
BsmalcS's ecclesiastical .Olcy, aud IL ls with the
vle~ OF giving clect 10 rs views that ne IS seek
lng admission In tnr paY,aneat.
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GEORGIA STATE FAIR.

ATLANTA, Oct :. 1874.
The nnal arrangements are completed Tor tho
Georgia State Far at Atlanta on October 49, IIa!s
fare tickets will oe issued Gom Baltimore and al
Southern and western cites to Atlanta.
IL Is th0Dght that this Agricultural Exposition
Will be the srandest ever seen IN the south.
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The Position for Rifle Shouting.
NDw Yong ncf

70 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
"Anateur'' is right. Let me marksmen OF the
two teams stand up like men, take The natural
position OF a ri.eman, hold the rite with steady
4. III and fire away
THIS Is The Onv proper test or good marksman-
ship. Almost ans pes son wttn 4 good eye hiC
target n the ride is irmly fixed III wee To
steady 1t. Yours, &c., MAC.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

The gentlemen VINO took advantage oI the de-
cisioh 81 tne executive committee as to the re-
shooting OF the last nve shots. made on Frioav
We're Jaines wilson, Edmund Johnson, james
Aaam, Joseph Mason, Captain Mason, A. Y. Can
Held, Dr.; y. II. SANFORD, A. V. DAVIS f. s. Gardner
ana u NJ. Ballard. The ioliowin. table vii, SHOW
VINO lost anu gained by the arrangement
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NEWFOUNDLAND LEGISLATURES DISSOLVED.

HALIFAX, Ocf. 3. 1871.
The Newfoundland Legislature has Deen dis
solved. II is not year since last election.
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NVVTHWU NVsIVTIdV "A
Ave age temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. ....................... .......... 591S
Average temperature Tor the week. go 81
Average temperature ior the corresponding
week last year. ...................... 6s CT
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THE WEATHER IN THIS CITY YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty tour hours,
In comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
unarmacy HERALD Buildiny:-
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The Pennett Match.

The prizes in this match thtrty-four
In number. The hrst Is q fruit dish OF
solid silver, valued az $3.50. 1t is eighteen
inches in height, and 1T its base there
raised figures IN gold representing marks
men IN the various attitudes peculiar TO
sharpshooters In The field while shooting.
ana range in the distance On one side OF
the dish at the base there IS an exqnsitely wrought
figure OF an indian seated on the ground, with his
bow and arrow lying NJ his feet. Opposite to this,
IN the other side Of the base, Is the figure OF a
hunter, with his rne. All the other prizes are
cash prize, ranging all the way from stco to SO.
The following is the correct score of the leading
contestants In the match =
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score5 3 y 3 D 3 40 y - 3 ) 3 U o 3 o 2-4g
The Irish Four Isighy Mulzle-Loader1.
RIGBY.
Idr1s.
iGcj.... 3S44ss44 s4s3ats +s3s34a 3 4--sA
HAMILTON.
LCOj.... 3 8 0 3 3 3ti 3 3 it44044 3 4 , 81
WILSON.
i,G10.. 3 A 3 2 3 81 ) o. 542 3 81 4-76
JOHNSON.
1900. 432s3 3243 33443A23 1899 sss<4-St
The American Four tshErpe Breeeh-
LOADER.
GILDEHsLEEyE
inH... 3 e3es4eo23 3Sss43o 3Oos2 2-4e
COLLINS.
1000. 4s4s34 8 aSaSs 3 sos4 SssA - o-7'
pAKIN.
1000 -. 4 3 O. I43 043 o - . Csc
YALE.
This gentleman retired after making small score
IN his opening shots.
4psal
At the conclusion OF TINS trial OF rifles General
DakiD, OF the American team, claenped hr.
kigOy to shoot score OF i've shots rom The sn0u-
der at 1000 yards. The challenge was accepted,
with the following result
Mf Elsby ........-..-... .-.tt..+... = I'll
This magnificent shooting elected lonG applause
from the assembled fiaemen.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-29

bys shred of skin, which he divided
without Withdrawing the ak; and at
once metamorphosis was witnessed,
strange as was ever wrought by wand
of fabcd enchanter. The Golf fell off
and the false plats--,ho labored illusion
vanished. The lady who had kne.t be-
tore the block WAS IN the maturity OF
grace and loneliness; the executiener
when he raised the head, as usual, 10
show it to the crowd, exposed the with
cred features of a grizzled, wrinkled
old WOMAN. A. Froude.
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Election Proclamation.

Proclamation Il hereby made To all the qualified
voters of Saline County, Kansas that general cleo
ton viii be held at the several Voting Precincts IN
said county, on tuesday the Srd day OF November,
1874 at which the following officers 10 be chosen
to-wit
3 Representatives in Congress
/ Governor.
| Lieutenant Governor.
/ Secretary of State.
/ State Treasurer.
State Auditor.
] Attorney General.
State superintendent of Public instruction.
! Associate Justice OF the supreme Court
State Senator for the 29th Senatorial District.
Representative in the State Legislature.
l Probate Judge.
| Clerk of the District Court.
] County Attorney.
/ County Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Given under NY hand at nay office in thc Cay OF SA
lima. this sth day OF October, 4 ID 1874.
n3j-4w I. j. GOING, Sheriff saline county
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Sheriff Sale.
Charles Z Underwood and James Wilson, ]

ChlrIes Underwood and James Wilson,
Sheperd Lmrine and Mary :. Amrine
By virtue of an order OF sale issued from the clerk
Office Of l4th Judicial Dstrc; Conrt sitting in ami
for the county of Saline, Kansas and 10 me directed
and delivered | will
On the 81 day Of Norsnlber, 4. d. 1os4,
between the hours Of o clock "A m. aud4 o'clock,
d. of said day. al the east door of the court house
in the city OF Sana. offer sale public vendIe
the hghes, and best bidder for cash hand at time Oi
sale tlie following described property, to-wit The
sOit half oI tie north uarter AMI the north hall
OF the southeast quarter of section 70 in township IL
west OF the 9Th principal meridian containing
lG0 acres except much thereof rs lies west OF thu
smoky Hill river and Including the bed of said river
low water containing 81 A. lu1 acres more or less,
appraised $40, be sold the property of tn,
above named defendants at the suit OF the above named
PLAINTIFFS
Given under my hand this Isl day Of October A. u
1874. j GOING, Sheriff.
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Sherifs Sale.

Samuel Croyle, Plaintiff.
J. X. LO1glker, julia p Tonga
ker. Henry Miller. G.I =. oaks.
Will, ke~ier. The s,llina Build
ing, Saving ami Trust Associ2-
lion, A. sumner and Sarah A.
Norton, Defrndants
Notice is hereby given fiIs: by virtue of order OF
sale issued ont of the Dstrst Court of the ltih judi
ciai District, IN ami fof tn county OF Saline and 10
NE directed and delivered. will
On TIE etA day If -yoreuser, A. D. 1874
between the hours of o clock A NJ and O'Clock
P OF said day Al the east doc of the Court House
in the city Of Ssla. offer for sale AZ public yrndue. 10
the highest and best bidder for cash in nHnd the fol-
lowing described property, t9-wlt The west nifty
feet OF lot ~ Santa RE Avenue in the city of Sslns
10 be sold a. the property OF j. h. LODgSker, IN
the above entitled suit
Given under my hand this sth day Of October, 1875
4. J. GOING sheriff.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
attachment Notice.
demand, ,
Lyman Field, Plaintiff,

-1tttt.if 10. 10 -fUftCS.
Lyman Field, PlainIiG,
j. W Weston. Defendant \
Complaint in attge4msat PtGiafiSrs demand,
81 s..
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day ofOcto-
ber Henry PaTmenter Justice of the Peace of SOLO
mon township, Saline county. Kansas issued order
OF attachment ia the above nsned case the OF
ell S. and thst said case will be heard tie 18th day
OF November 1874 II one o. clock =. N
n3S-3w LYMAN FIELD, Plaintiff.
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A Representative and Champion OF American
Art Taste
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Scandinavian House

Is first class boarding house. Charge. lower than
any other house in the city
M n bs, 2GCTS :
Passengers and baggage transferred 10 and from al
trains. one door north OF \ j. Schwartz : hardwar,
store, Chas RoImqvist, Prop.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGENTS WANTED ron
PROF. FOHLER'S GREAT WORK

On Manhood, Womanhood and their
Mutual inesr-RelatIoaS; Love, It's Laws
Power, etc. Agents sr- selling from IL 10 2o
copies day. send Tor specimen pages and txrrns 10
Agents. and why IL sells faster than any other
book. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co, Pnila-,
Pa Chicago, III or -. Louis, Mo.
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Prospectus for 1SsJ--SfH Year.
THE ALDINE,
Tho -Art Journal - A-ao=tca
Issued Monthly

a Magnificent Conception woo4ersuIry carried OUT
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jet. Printed from neW ffft. and Hta-iratttl sili
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-13

June on track. Whjsksy steady. atsa.
quiet-6A@7 for shoulders; 8A for
CLEAR rib; for clear. Lard nominal, at
81.
CINoINNATI, March 12.-Flour firm
with fair demand. Corn frm, nt 631k.
Provisions easier. Pork in fair demand
and lower. Mt Is. 90. Lard dull-steam N
81; kettle 8. Bacon steady shoulders
63s@624; clear rib 856@83z; clear 0.
Whiskey firm, at 90.
LOUISVILLE, March 12.-FIour, corn
and bacon quiet and unohauged. Pork
quiet and unchanged. ut Is 25. Lard
tierce g.; keg 97z. Whiskey 92N.
CHARLESTON, March 12.-.Cottcn
steady-middling l514; low middliug
l424@l42s; good ordinary 14@t416
net receipts 1,1S5; exports cuastwise
! 1.965: sales 200.
NEW ORLEANS. March 12-Cotton
steady and demand good-mid,linp
1534; net receipts $3.50; gross 1856;
| exports to continent 46lG; France,
s.. 100; Great Britain 2 1913; sules $500.
BosToN, Mnroh 12-Cotton dull
middilug l6is; net receipts 81 bales;
gross 81; exports to Greut Britain $50;
sales 200.
WILMINGTON. March 12 Cotton qniet
aud steady- misldling l5; net receipts
~ bales; exports constwIse 40l; sales
16A
NoRFo1K, March 12.-Cottou Quiet
low middling l4Ia; net receipts 1869
bales; exports constwiso 1866; sales
500
MEMru1s. Msrch 12-Cotton quiet
and weak-iow middliug 14lh(0l43i
receipts SAG; shipments l.001.
PHILADELPHIA. Muroh l2.-Cotton
qniet-mlddIlng 1GL; net receipts 6
bales; gross 420.
BALTIMORE. March 12-Cotton dull
middling 1879; low midlliug Is; good
ordinary l356(@l32l; grots receipts 1928
wise 1l5; sales I9.
GALVESTON. March l2.-Cotton quiet
and demand hmted-good ordinary
1875; middling 1GIs; net receipts & 50
bales; exports to continent 1875; coast.
wise 43; sales 600.
AUGUSTA, Murch 12.-Cotton demand
Notwithstanding Is; receipts 554
bales; sales 497.
SAVANNAH, March 12-Ootton un-
changed -midding 151a; net receipts
l6l bales; exports to Great Britain
1863; coastwise ], ,279; sales ], 1904; stock
1913.
MOBILE. March 12-Cotton steady-
middllng 15I3; net receipts 286 bales;
exports coastwise 1.61l; sales 1000