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Admitting then. that Congress and
the President are directly responsible for
these injuries, which strike every indl-
viduai man in the United States, the
next question is, why has this course
been pursued? There can be but one
answer Sjmply 10 crafty theappctite for
partisan revenge. hate and vindictivcness,
as well as to promote the personal ends
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-22

We publish this morning, commuui-
cation from Bethany, West Va, describ-
Ing another meeting held in the inter
esls OF the Bethany and WelIsburg R
K.
In addition to the published report,
We learn from private source, that the
success OF the meeting was Is great as
could be desired There was a :cpresen-
tation of capital ofoycr S2,OooOO0 pres
ent, and the friends of the road are much
encouraged. This road is proposed rs
the connecting link of great direct
route, and eastern outlet from the lakes.
We are glad TO be able to chronicle
this token of rising prosperity, and to
see that the spirit of enterprise is awake,
among the citizens of that section Of the
State
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MEMORANDUM.

Nv q decree uf the Circuit court OF ohio
,,'nr,y entered on the 9th of February
,s,n ~, above mentioned tracts of ~ 57-lUO
i,,, ocrcS, ana the coal undcyly mgthc tract
Of Nj acres. were divided and partiti"nr1
I.i,y,.ru said Thompson and witr. and
I.uis i,uu>ford. who held undivided in
i,'r,.s,> therein. said decree on PARTITION j.
r..rnr.J.j I'm IN. office of the Clerk Of IN"
,EN,,r,f,. court of ohio county, in deed book
,,.,,,, Ipi ,Vr lcb>
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To the Afflicted.

To the Afflicted. No matter under
what form OF sickness you labor, there is
one great truth YOU should keep in mind :
All disease originates in an impure con-
ditiun OF the blood. Purity that and the
disease must depart; uui YOU cannot purify
the blood 10y the use OF poisonous drugs,
and exhaustive StimulantS. The best Blood
Purifier ever discovered is pr. Walkers
famous Vinegar BitterS, cumpundcd of
simple herbs. icblub
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. Ii Will bc sent To any adj
dress one. year for 500. Valuable premi-
umS 10 cluu agents and to subscribers.
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NJ O T &c e .

4 IL PERSONS KNOWING THEM
y SELVES indebted to
G.. MENDEL, BOOTH II CO..
VIII please call and settle, as the firm :
business must bc closed up to February
lSf. lNIl. l.hiN
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FOR RENT.
For RENT.

-, STORE ROOM, DWELLING AND
"A Hall, west side OF Market. between
-1@lA 18Th and 10Th streets, In Beck :
BLOCK. Also room ut present occupied 10y
j. \. Wicl,h!tm rs an gurtiGm M@MN-,
Enquire Of ANlON hEA NAM
iuulG
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TOMcrchants & Manufacturers,

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
an Office at No. Ij22 Main street, for
the purpose of posting and adjusting
books, collecting bills, copying, and other
Office work. Parties who do not wish to
carry a book keeper can have their books
posted up weekly. or oftvn"r ii desired.
and the bills made ont and collected.
frbl7 WIN. u. ENGLISH.
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SALE OF BUSINESS.

I HEREWIT RESPECTFULLY AN
| NOUNCE that have sold to-day, my
Confectionery and Restaurant business To
Mr. August NcuhauS"n. All accounts OF
my late firm, pro and contra. will be-
settled with and 10y me. Soliciting for my
successor the favor of the public 50 largely
bestowed upon me,
| remain, respectfully,
CHAS. L. BEHLER,
Referring to the above announcement |
most respectfully solicit for my business a
share of the public patronage. which. by
close attention To business, combined with
a large experience in my branch, and fair
dealing shall Dnd"aV-r To- deserve. Mr.
ChaS. X. Brhl"r Will hc 81 kind aS 10 act ~
my manager during the short time ucccS-
Sary for the closing up of my business in
New York. AUGUST NEUIiNl sen.
WHEELING, Feb. Eth, $50. irh!HI
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PROPOSALS.

cum, OFFICE BoNEuOF COMMISSIONS
WHEELING. February =, $50.
s,,1.d rrnrn.oIs will De- received al this
office until saturday. February Gih. az
noon. for furnishing coal to the county
.Jail and InfiTmary for one year, nom
April LIST. Bidders Will give ih" Pre-" "i
clean. mixed and nu' coal, delivered. All
clean coal to pass through screens.
The Board reserves the right =" REJECT
amy or all bids. .,.,..,.,,.. ,...,.
I.lJ2 To- 81 lt-Zt-1.-II
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BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
of Ohio county, West Virginia, entered on
December Goth, 1874, in Il ChanceTy cause
now pending in said Court, wherein
Francis Morris is complainant and Oscar
ID. Thompson, Susan +. Thompson, his
wife, james =. Wheat, franklin {. Jones,
administrator of Frederick Klctt, deceas-
ed. Joseph X. Whitaker, Edward IL. FitZ-
hugh, samuel II. Il. Carter, Jacob snyder
Moses T. Cox, Charles J. Thomas, trustee
OF l.. e. Carr, wife of Vim. Hart Carr, are
defendants, we Will, on
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Perpetual Worlds Fair,

Il permanent home, where every manu-
facturcr can exhibit anduScll his goods
and every raicntec can show his imVcu-
ton: Il center of industry which will prove
vast benefit 10 the whole country.
For this purpose the Legislature of the
state of New York has granted a charter
Ia II number of our most wealthy and re
spectacle merchants, and these gentlemen
have purchased no l"S- than eight block
of the most valuable land in the CITY of
New York. The building to be erected
will bc seven stories high Ia H. in height,
SuuuDuutrd 10y Il magnificent dome, and
will cover a space OF - acres. II will be-
constructed OF iron, brick, and glass. and
made frc-prUof. TIE bonds, which are all
for ~ each, are secured by a first mortgage
on the land and building; and for the
purpose OF making them popular the Di-
T.ctorS have decided To have quarterly
drawings ofSlJOtpU each, this money being
the interest on the amount OF the whole
loan.
Every boHdhuldcr must receive at least
sol lint ne may receive
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MISCELLANEOUS
Something for You.

Address F. D. HURST, IS and :
street, New York.
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NE SNLE.

pur-fourrh OF the purchase money in
cash on the day OF sale ana me rell4ihder
-, ,brrr equal inSiallmcntS, payapl" re-
.I,,,,c,iyrIy i'm six. twelve and eighteen
,,,nvtLs with interest rom day of sale,
ii'. i,iiiIrt br reserved until the purchaS"
money is fully paid. .,.r.,.,,..,,.,.
!. r.. NEHEMIAH,
Special commissioners.
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In an article on "cheap tranSporta-
ton and Mr.. T. y. Scott, the New York
Commercial says;
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New York Industrial Exhibition
COMPANY.

rJNIIESE BONDS ARE ISSUED FOR
l. the purpose OF raising funds for the
erection OF a building in the City of New
York, to be used for a
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

regenerate mind, that when the late dividend was
declared il must have been known by the officials OF
the road that there was but little If any Likelihood
of the money being raised with which to meet IT,
and it would be o curious comment upon the Trans
action if an investigation were to show that these
gentlemen had Immediately sold all their stock. Inc
total transactions of the day aggregate l6S,ooo
shares. New-York Central opened at lO3 ana de-
clined to 1O2ai decline from last night OF 4 per
cent on sales Of 700 shares. Erie continues ne
elected but with sales of 200 shares at la 1850
II, loses Il per cent. Lake Shore was quite active
and firm in the early dealings, at 53os~ o3i2Go4'4~
81, and then became dull and slumped Off to o3's
closing at 53ie decline Of ls per cent after sales
Of 3j,700 shares. Wabash held It's own well at ga
57sa6 gain of Il per cent on sales of 100 shares
Northwestern opened firm at 36d353ia 36's
but subsequently became weak at 35'4035i2
q decline of as per cent, after sales OF 2Z,6oo
shares. The Preferred makes final gain of ls per
cent after sales of 300 shares at 493i65Oa049l4
q49l2 Rock Island. opening at 103, sold at 1888,
with no intermediate sales. and thea declined to
1O3 with sales Of 1000 shares. st. Paul closed the
same last night after sales of ZOO shares at 2s
032G33d32, and tho Preferred declines u per cent,
LOO shares having sold at 62a G2AG6li2. Dola-
ware, Lackawanna and Western gained Il per cent
on sales of 500 shares at 1lSas01ls4. New-Jer-
sey Central lost IL per cent on sales OF 1,4OO
shares at l0i7sQ1O3l2. Sales Of this stock con-
tinued to be made on seller go days at
per cent below regular price, indicating
scarcity of stock in the street Michigan Central
opened at 555s and sold at 55l2a5Ga5594 to tho
extent of 300 shares Pacific of Missouri, as be-
fore remarked was heavy and pressed for sale at
19G1731SQ165s a lisa II ga ia decline OF AS
per cent-aftcr sales of 1880 shares. Atlantic
and Pacific Preferred sold at 53i@ ga 53s-a de-
cline Of 80 per cent on sales of 200 shares. Han
niba and St. Joseph. after opening at Is, declined
to 17l2, the same as last nights closing price, with
sales of 900 shares. Western Union exhibited con-
siderable firmness in the early trading at 10 2a 1913
a 70 7s, but later weakened to 74s-a decline OF %
per ccnt-after sales of 19,200 shares. Pacific
Mail particularly strong at 364a36i2,
with a bounce TO 81. retiring again to
3Gic. where il remained quite steady for
time, but finally closed at 80, or is
lower than last night Quite late in tho day it was
announced that highly respected mercantile firm
on Fron-st had been obliged to suspend but it was
but little known, and seemed TO haye no effect or
the stock market. The market closed barely steady
at the decline. The opening, highest lowest, and
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day will be
found in the subjoined table:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

az. Middleton. Patrick ag Lanish Browning At smith "a,
Schessinger agt Gates Decker agt Drew Esoscn ag vi
iver hin agt. BALDWIN; Messmore agt Marn-Or.aeers
granted Matter Of Shell Opinion Myers agt schnmlo
and anoI cannot grant this order without explanation
Bury agt. Overbaugh Iohman ag Lohman-Grsn'ed ,
Ter Of Herber-Date OF petition 10 be nou up @S~
Rosen-Applicatons denied -, 49,. p.o-,
Special by Judge Van Vorst-Shephatu asI pio"h
Judgment for defendant on demurrer.
Supcrior Courf-Special Term-By Judge Curtis
N " Guaranty Indemnity Co agt Rason3Motion 1
defendant Horace s. Coup for separate trial denied win
COSTS Gould ag HomansDefault opened wth caye 70 ue
fendsn answer in i've days on payment W ph." sos
and coss opposing motion Bertha kame agt August
Kams-A nldav service and summons should DO III &C
cor,ance with Rule NO. "a. -, o-,ox
By Judge Van VorsI-Yerkes agt Fuller ct al-order
by Judge sper-Goldberg agt Levinsonseo memorandum
for counsel
Common Pleas-FqWiy TGm-By Judge Larreinorc.
Smith AIT Power a-udgm plaintiff agents for
a. Guinness Sons, restricting defendants rom smauns
plaintiffs capsules stout bottled by deieLuh'
Judge j. f. Day.-StOkes agt. Cassidy hiSneAt lor
plaintiffs findings and DEGREES to be settled on two usS no
ice sec
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
LILLE ALhRAMA CLAIMS COURT.

WAsHINGTON, oct. 12.--In the Court Of Commits
soEc:s d Alabama Claims to-day the following business "as
In case 40 470-Henry Clay Wright ct AL Of san Fran
cisco for destruction a. TIDE Abigail by the SheLaD
In general entered in June last set
aside and en rendered in speono amounts TO the sew
sFsl parties 90 the suit
The following Judgments announced by the Court
Case No. bO3-Wn NJ TONe OF California loss Of neTChan
cise the crown Point 500 73
No 5O9- VIM r. Fuller Of FTancsc lOOss Of meIChan
tiSs on the Commonwealth S2lJ 81.
No 5l2-Wm r. Whittier Of san Ffanosco-lOss OF mer
chandise Electric Spark Sl.33s 6S.
No 79J-IhOs H. Seby e. az Oi Fan fraucsoO loss OF ner
the COmmOnw eah judgment in favor o the
ect0rs Seby deceased o 5j7 TO- and the executors O
Asylor aud Hsxtum for Sl,sJ7 10.
No. 7gO-The loss Of merchandise the Tycoon
judgment OF the executOIs Of Seby $l73 o4 and Of
executors OF NaylOr and HaXtun, $li3 81
797 same for loss OF merchandise the Crown
Point Judgment favor Of the executors OF seby JJ o.
and the executors NayOT and HaXtum, 81, ,4jJ G7.
No 2OS-J < Luce admir- isirstor &c, and case 292-s O.
Hende administrator both OF Marion Mass, loss OF the
whaer Altamsba whaling supplies &C, continued
gued. and submitted W W CrapO Tor plaintiff ana Frank W.
Hackctt fOr the United states.
The Osng cases Of personal losses grouped with
Nos 282 connected with the capture desruc
ton OF the Whaling brig Altamaha by the Alabama, sept 49,
1862, submitted the testimony and argument OF
COUNSEL Vim. W for Claimants and Frank w Hacket
te nild states No 3O2, C. {. Dean No 3OS, Nm ii.
Cobb No 3O4, H. L. Luce No. 3O5, Jennie M. Cnenden
ADMINISTRATIVE No SO6 j. 3. Luce administrator No 307
shurtea; No 3I. Eli Sherman; 81, ]. Perry, jr; No
SlZ, T. Nlckerson No 3l3, NJ. Miller; No 34 Hatch.
No 3l5 H. =. BabcOck 3lb, Mendell admin
stratOr; No Sl7 y. 8 Iaber No 3ls Eli Sherman adm
strator No 39 r. d. Borden No 369, H. q. Grey and No
LOOT Poie o. Hathaway, adminstratTiK.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
LAW OF TRADEMARKS.

Judge Sedgwick, in Superior Court, has
granted a injunction involving somewhat important
question in law of trademarks The suit is that OF
Clutch against Crowley. The plaintiffs used label for
their needles stamped with their firm name, "John
English & Co." The defendant used label on which
we're the words. English needles" Judge sedgwick
,ays "On the whole Of opinion that defendant
should he cnjoined from using the words 'Engiish
needles in the manner he at present uses them The
claim that these words descriptive of the charac
ter and quality Of the needles. The evidence satisfies me
that these words used not to be read as sgn
Ing the character quality, but were used In such
manner that persons giving ordinary attention would
read them as sinfying that the needles were made by
John English Co. This manner was Intentionally ON
poyed to produce such result The motion should be
granted" Douglas Campbell and George c. Lay, Jr, ap-
peared for plaintiffs Jas. h. Hill for defendant
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Kenny the boy who pleaded guilty on Mon
oay 10 mansauer in the fourth degree was yes
Barrett
10 the House OF Refuge.
William Cunnin CHAM, James Garland, and Henry
pbirs sailors charged with dsObeiience board the
American brig Isaac webb were COMMITTED yesterday W
COmmiss Oner Osborn in default OF 5000 bail each
At the ToInbs Police Court yesterday John Irai-
nor butcher 1O3 Cherry st, was charged Dy Joseph
r. Shay Of East Tehst with staDbng hn WIN khe n
tho side on July - infctIg Serious wound IfaOr was
held IN $1,000 bail
Judge Benedict being unable to attend. Judge
BIZ tchord received Grand Jury yesterday IN the United
States Circuit Court and having finished their business hey
were dscharged number Of Indictments were presented,
bu persons not yet been arrested their
nance Withheld.
Bridget Kelly, the woman who was charged be-
for ge BaTet' I'm the Court oyer and TeTnner with
throwing born infant into the North River gave yes
terday story. She knOwedgrd that IL was her
child and that she desired 10 &C ncea her shame Du nsted
that when The Jury found her guilty 0lnan
slaughter and Judge Barrett sentenced
be " hard labor IN state Prison
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-In the Supreme Court of
the Uued states TO-DAY motion Of T. L. Crenden, H. o.
Alderman Of Philadelphia admitted 90 practice as en-
attorney and counselor this COnrt On motion Of p Phillips
w j. Henry OF Danyic H. admitted 10 practice
attorney and counselor Of this Court
Case No 5OS-G ID. Newhal, appellant egt. Charles w.
eangeT-is Submitted printed arguments by
Blair counsel for appellant and by Geo f. Edwards
for appellee under the 2O;h rude.
20 assignei) JeY Cooke Co. plaintiffs in sgt
the Unit States-is argued by j. F. RuTIil aud
L. Ashs OF counsel for plaintiffs in error and solicitor
General Philips for defendants ln error.
No lGe0rge r. Kelly conp tn2nt aS the city OF Provi
cence.-COntinued
CONTINUED.
Hale ct al.-Passrd
No 4-Wm. j. McCOnb surviving executor etc, plaintiff
The County Commissioners OF Knox County.
This submitted ON printed arguments by ". n
Smith Of counsel fo defendants In error no counsel appearing
for plaintiffs IN
No Q. Kimban ct AL plaintiffs in error VIM
J. Evans et al.-Passed.
No G-Joseph A WALKER plaintiff in error agt Chas g.
saayinet-Passed.
No 7-The Keystone Bridge Company appellant, agt The
Phpnix Iron COmpaly.-COniinued.
NO 0-The Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company.
plaintiff AZ. t.Heny King eKoCut0r etcIs
submtted printed arguments by j. NJ Carlisle and ]. d.
Mcpherson OF counsel fr painn in counsel
rearing q defendant in
No lO-Edward Matthews plaintiff in error, agt Nelson
NcStea-Ibe Tgument Of l commenced by John
Sherwood for p TN error and continued by
II. Ashton for defendant IN error
Adjourned at ~ o'clock
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
TrEsDAY. Oct. 12-P. ".

The buoyant feeling induced by the course OF the
stock market yesterday received some accession to-
day from the purchases of the few remaining
shorts and perhaps OF few who had concluded
that we had touched bottom in the downward move
ment and for while everything looked lovely;
but finally, the purchasers having been accommo-
dated with all the stocks they desired, the market
became first dull, and then began quietly to
drop, losing in the closing sales not only all
tho morning advance but portion OF
that Of yesterday. Pacific Of Missouri has
again been Q feature Of tho market, In
further decline 10 14l2. with recovery of only 4
per cent 1t now seems apparent at least to the un-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE TAYLOR ESTATE LITIGATION.

In the Supreme Court of Oneida County
eight suits brought against Mrs Laura s. Tay
lor personally These suits grow out of judgments OBJ
tanned by La Mott Thompson and others against the
estate Of James B. Taylor, in which judgments were op
tancd amounting TO nearly 100000. These Judgments
were carried to Court OF Appeals and there affirmed
and Juv a. 1874 Surrogate Hutchings ordered them 10
be paid These present suits brought for noneom-
panco with that order and the trial begun on Mon
day at Utica before Judge Hardin Tie evidence was
mainly documentary. Argument in the suit VIII De re-
eumed ON oct. 20. Charles L. Adams and A Beardsley
appeared for plaintiffs Scott Lord and Geo W. Wlngate
20 defendant
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE COURTS.
ALIENS IN THE NATIONAL GUARD.


DECISION or JUDGE LAWRENCE ON DISPUTED
POINT.
In the matter Of Fritz Scheel, previously re-
ported in THR TRIBUNE, Judge Lawrence yes'er
day gave his opinion. in Supreme Court, Chambers
scheel German, who had not even declared his n'en
ton TO become a citizen enlisted in Company ID, 5th
Regiment N q. He incurred fines. and was committed,
under OF to Ludlow Street Jail for
not paying his He applied by hsbeas corpus to be
relieved three grounds: That the commitment was
Indefinite in providing that he should be detained accord
ng to law thus leaving TO the jaer TO determine how
long he could be rghtfuy detained that the enlistment
NJ an alien was void and the ceurtmartia had no
Jurisdiction him, and that he induced 10 enlist
by deceit and the foundation Of the cOurtnartaI pro
feeding was tainted and the proceeding viiiaied
Judge Lawrence, While stating that his opinion was
hasty one decided that the Militia Statute, section To-
tcaTly contemplated the voluntary enlistment o persons
not liable to compulsory service, ana SO any P.son
within that section might subject himself 10 the mny
rode The provision OF the law was tiat person
should be confined more than twenty days ana the
commitment referring expressly 20 the law, was SUI
accnt definition OF the term, but there was lrauu IN
he enlistment il was invalid and ne wouu take eNl
scnco on the point and personal hberty vas IN
yoyed We uld direct the matter To proceed at once
The counsel for court tmartal consented tha Schee
be released perdng the taking OF testimony. stating that
he had only desired establish rule IN class OF cases
shich had heretofore caused trouble.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

sSc sSe !s,, 500 Is lSS
5Vo IL sss March, 800 i4c 4O6 ISislsi 100 lSs april
S ie ZOO 10 1 600 D1eeser s Tgsa & BIZ 9s
sry ao isc fsS 49, caIs s'Tsn 100 r1s
iJo ,,.e Dscembef ooO, is',ac; total 100 bsis. &
TSd SO isisc 6 5snnn,E 600 M,y Ma e. re-
ffqiry fii2y;c tc. 1900 bales SAILS Od.S qp 70 2oS
sS S' S iSsc T9G; i? so sse 200 $sse
NcysmpsH sts tSG $50 ss' 49, s9o 1876 o
i.c 900 Isl &C.; 2Oo ilisc5 LILO ls9 Decemsss' acg
&c ls s go 1885, sSc Ss SS is'fs soo @
1000 200 ZOO i''fs fsr,c 600 800 s' I$s' i1
gsas5y ga5y ,s$Se, 200. 900 Inasss 500 200 S,c BIS
ig 10 sSb sbrgopy 1Vg 900 81 sac; 100 i3 iec 100 i3
go IL s,ac; 800 i$sc too 49, S09 iS gc9. IS9
il ,c 100 i3c 900 - ssc 100 JST,'c S20 g1Da 1s' ,'
hn-I 1Co i4c 10 II i99c; May, 500, lf'sc June ~"
= 400 "A Sc Juy 400 hl9c; August, 400, HAsc;
total 0 10 Ibale. grand total. 49, 400 bales, ~, ,ua
Alter change the market was fa'hor "e"A' i"' ''0"s
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY, Oct. IT I875.
COFFEE-Thcre nothing beyond jobbing business In
grades invoices were sold and prices were oIt
change the voice quotations 1903 &C. Tor
Ordinary 2Oi492O2c for Fair; 20sig 2l for Good 2lae
Lc for Prime with Santos, 2OV2lc Tor flr 10 GoOd
jobbng lots 1922 c al gold prices Mid grades were qniet
Tor all kinds. but with light stock, steady Java, 26a29c
crvon 2 q2gc Msracibo 20 and Lagusyra, 20 40
ol' &C. all gold tn resale OF 5000 bags Lo in New
orleans at 201lc. gold -.
COTrON-Ther feversh market on the spot The re-
suit Of number Of conflicting influences me llycpooi mar
this would tend increase export bust
ucs vet g0d MAS lower and although exchange hmer
nor secenty this There lOO bales
taken export II for the Continent The reports OF
fTo.t I'm the Offset by larger receipts at the ports
and an stock Altogether the market
rather unsettled Holders however were firm In their views
and many asked than the official quotations. but II
found dcut bring buyers into line The sales were 23Ol
le ucludng $40 bales last evening" Of which llOl balea
were export 200 bales consumption The official