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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28
Foreign News.
Interesting General News.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
sgcRETARY BRISTOw ISSUES CARD OF
DENIAL.

,sgCRETARY BRISTOW ISSUES CARD Or
DENIAL.
WASHINGTON, Nov. z7.-The following Is from
Secretary Bristow
g. r. Dyer, United States District Attorney o.
Louis: ): IL.
Ilearn from the morning papers that IN the
espnrse of the trial of VIM. A. avery. yesterday,
vyFtness mentioned rumor that was lhtereste q
IN a distillery or liquor house, at LOUISVILLE. ny.
Substantially the same rumor was crculat tt, III
~. Ious by corrupt officials and guilty dlstlllers,
heir confederates and friends, last spring, OBJ
Tiously for the purpose of breaking the force OF
she proceedings against them.
SO long as the matter rested IN mere stree /
minors. or in the columns of newspapers friendly
10 the ring, could not properly take notice OF 1t,
bat as it has been dragged into court, as 1t APP
pears at the instance OF the indicted ohclals, L
asem it proper to request that every person
xbose name has been or can be given you, as
having knowledge of such alleged facts, shall be
brought before the Grand Jury and subjected TO
ehe most rigid examination. :,
The statement is absolutely and unqualltiedly
Ealse so far as it affects me, but | do not desire
the mat er to rest upon my denial. beg 10 re
peat the request heretofore comm uncated TO
ron that these frauds on the government shall
be- probed to the very bolton that every ramln.
cation of the ring shall be followed in every part
from beginning to end, and that no one having
connection with, guilty knowledge OF Its opera
SONS shall be permitted to escape.
So far as this department is Concerned, ask
that every allegation against any ofhcer OF IL,
from its head to its humblest employee, be
thoroughly investigated and vigorously prose-
Guted, if any ground exists therefor. L nave
read this to the President who repeats his In
junction, "Let no guilty man escape"
b. III. BRIsTow,
Secretary of the Treasury
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov. 81, Noon.-Barometer
80 Wind northeast. fresh,. weather cloudy and
haZy.
Arrived: steamer Geo. VI. Elder, at 9:45 last
night, Read master, fiom New York, to c, A.
Whitney & Co.
Sailed: Sh ps Marcia Greenleaf, Virginia and
Crescent City and bark Leone.
The bark Susan L. Campbell is at anchor in
side, bound out.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Nov q, P. M.-Barometer
80 Wind n. E., fresh. Weather cloudy and
hazy.
Arrived: American ship sandusky, Lowden
master, SO days from Liverpool.
American schooner John H. Hancock, Callet
master, q days from Boston.
No departures.
The bark susan L. Campbell is at anchor inside,
bound ont
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

steadys Middling Orleans 3-16. Sales GEO bales
for speculation and export 1000. Receipts II 100,
all American. Middling Upiands, Low Middling
clause, shipped October and November, sail,
3-16. Sales Middling Orleaus, Low Middllng
clause, December and January, sail, 6 1916.
LONDON, Nov. %, Noon.-Money-Stre rate
22S@2A. Consols 95.
I1vERpooL, Nov. 27, 2 P. M Cotton.saless
Middling Uplands, Low Middling clause, shipped
October and November, 1916; do. November
and December, the same. Lard 5s 7d99d. Pork
y7s@96s Bacon short clear middles Cos.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Erie 141aa.
PARIS Nov. 27.-Rents 66f. Csc.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Turpentine 2 g Cd.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

GALVESTON, Nov pa freight train ran into
passenger train last night at West Bernard, on
the Harrisburg and San Antonio Road. The rear
passenger car was telescoped, and one passenger,
Henry Roberts, of st. Louis, was fatally injured
and i ed in half an hour. Rev. MIR. Smith was
sIightly Injured. There were only few passen-
gers on the train owing to the failure to connect
With the San Antonio stage. 1t is stated the ac-
cident was caused by the dense fog. The rear
lights of the train and signals could not be SEEN
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GooDs.-Those well
known Canal street merchants, Messrs. Levois T.
Jamison, have on hand very large stock of for
eign and domestic dry goods, consisting Of all
kinds of goods suitable for household purposes.
Their stock of mourning goods and fans is par
offering at as low prices as are asked by any
other frst-class house in the city. Read their
advertisement, and be sure to give them an early
COLL
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STEAMSHIP PACIFIC DISASTER.

VICTORIA, Nov. 27.-The coroner's jury lind the
Pacific should not have been injured by her col
lision if she were sound and substantial. Inc
collision was caused by the Orpheus beng I'M
properly steered. The watch on deck OF the Pa
cific was insufficient.
The Pacific had 23S persons on board and five
boats the utmost capacity Of which was 1GO
The boats could not be handled by an insufficient
and undisciplined crew. The captain of the Or
pheus sailed without trying to ascertain what
damage the Pacific had sus aimed.
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THE COURTS.
Superior Disttict Court.

SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
Petition Of C. K. Gallagher and M. A: Gala.
CHER agaiLs the Louisiana Equitable Line lnsu-
rance Company Of New Orleans, for breach OF
contract. has been filed; damages are laid at
sl25O. The suit is based on the payment of three
annual premiums of s63 80 each, under policy
1912, on the life of G. X. Gallagher Zone of the
petitioners), for the sum OF $500, accusing de-
PENDANTS of wrongfully declaring said policy for
feted and refusing to account and divide the
dividends. Defendant is ordered to answer in
writing, under oath, interrogations on facts and
articles annexed to petition.
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SECOND HAND PIANos.-Mr Louis Grunewald,
the well-know proprietor of Grunewad Hall, on
Baronne near Canal street, has for sale num-
Der first class (second-hand) Pleyel & Erards
pianos, which he is Offering for sale at q great
sacrifice, to make room for large invoice Of
PIeyel and Bord pianos, to arrive BY ships from
monthly payments, from SIS upwards, Of at the
very lowest net cash prices. Mr.. GruE4wald is
constantly receiving new panos of the most IA
nous foreign and domestic manufacture. Call
and examine them.
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DRESS GooDs.-Messrs. Nj. L. Byrne Il Co., 163
Canal street, the well and favorably known dry
goods firm, announce in an advertisement in an
other column that they will offer this week some
thing very attractive in the way of dress goods,
at remarkably low prices. Our lady readers
should make note OF this and give them an
early call
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tive; common light s7@711as, fair to good packing
81 35@7 IS; choice heavy 81 6o@7 65. Receipts
1O,O98; shipments, 500 Whisky quiet, 81 III:
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 27.-Floar quiet and firm,
extra s5@5 SO, fancy 81 25@S 25 Wheat quiet,
81 1901 IS. Corn dull, new 3s@4O, old 6oQ62.
Rye and provisions unchanged. Whisky dull,
81 10 Bagging quiet and unchanged.
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BARGAINS IN REAL EsTATE.-Now is the time
to purchase real estate at very low prices. A
man with small means can now get house, most
elgibly situated, at one-third the assessed value,
providing he has the ready money to pay for the
same. Our friend, Mr.. Ii. NJ. Robinson, the WELL
known real estate agent, whose office is at No. 70
Carondelet street, has sale, at great bargains
and prices to suit the times, houses of al sizes
and styles, suitable for residences, choice build
ing lots, stores and warehouses, well located in
all districts. Read his advertisement and give
him call.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK. Nov q, Evening.-Money, mod
crate demand, 34@4; sterling 4S411aa Gold
closed 1142s@1l4L. Governments dull and
heavy, new IS 1867 States quiet and nominal.
The following is the bank statement: Loans
decrease 10000; specie increase $5OO,0oO, le-
gal tenders decrease sl,OOO,o0O: deposits de-
Crease 1915, 900; reserves decrease 1876, 900.
New YORK, Nov 27.-Sub- Treasury balances
gold s42, SAG, 225; currency, $40, 1876, COZ.
The Sub-lreasurer paid out $4,000 on account
of interest and s458, coo for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day $452, 900.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-For the South Atlantic
and East Cult States, falling barometer, north
east to southeast winds; cold, cloudy, rainy
weather will prevail, followed by rising tempera7
ture For the West Gulf States, Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, falling barometer, southwest to
southeast winds: warmer, cloudy and rainy
weather, followed at night by rising barometer,
northerly winds, and cod clearing weather.
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New WINTER CLoTHISG.-Of the many clothing
merchants of this city none stand higher In pub
lie estimation than Messrs. Person & Hews.
Their stock of winter goods is partIcu arly at
tractive, being selected with great care and with
special reference to the tastes and requrments
OF the community. Their business suits, over
coats youths dress and school suits are remarka-
bic for their stylishness, durability and cheap
LESS Call and see for yourselves.
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HoNoRS To AENATOR KEY.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 81 Senator Key started
for Washington tonight. The citizens en- noSse
lights. sky-rockets, music and enthusiastic de-
of regards.
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RADIANT on AGENCY.-Messrs. Chas. Pratt Il
Co.. the manufacturers Of this celebrated oil,
have appointed as agent for New Orleans Mr..
JAS G. Clark, go Magazine street, who will
always have full stock on hand to ill orders
from warehouse, or to sell to arrive.
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HARDWARE, ETc.-If our readers wish to sup
ply themselves with hardware, in all its forms
and shapes-tools, cooking and heating stoves,
house furnishing goods of every DESCRIPTION etc.,
let them be sure to call and examine the immense
stock of Messrs Rice Bros. & Co., SO and 81 Camp
street Their Charter Oak cooking stove has ac-
quired widespread eputation-justly, too, for
it is one of the most perfect articles OF the kind
avar devised by man
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TRINITY CHURCH.-Ws are glad to learn that
this church has succeeded in securing the SER
vices of the Rev. DR.. Thompson, most accom-
plished and eloquent preacher, who, we under
stand, will soon take charge of the parish. Per
sons wishing to rent pews or sittlngs, should
apply to the Treasurer, "A Gravier street.
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Hook and Ladder Company No. l will give a
grand fancy dress, masquerade and firemen's
ball at their hall. Extensive preparations have
been made, and it will undoubtedly be a most
eniovable and attractive entertainment.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-The vote on the new Con-
stitution of this State was canvassed at JEFFERSON
City to-day, with the following result ao o.a
vote IO4 962 majority for Constitution 76,23S.
The Constitution will 90 into effect November 30.
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IN The GOLDEN DRAWING.
In THE GOLDEN DRAWING.
Positively Monday, Dec. n.
Buy your tickets at once.
Buy your tickets at once.
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GENERAL NEWS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Freight on -four and grain
East has advanced five cents.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Plymouth Church recon-
sldered the action dropping Vests name from
the rolls. Beecher read long letter to Mrs.
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l2-4 Marseilles quilts at IS at Levy's.

COFFEE AND TEA.-If you wish to purchase
the best tea and coffee go to the great Tea Depot
and Steam Coffee Mills, at No. 5 Camp street.
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,pn,ITMrNT OF A NEW SENATOR.

Nxw HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. 81, Ex-Goy' James James
Senator, vice Ferry, deceased.
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DETENTION OF THE STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON.

NORFOLK, Nov. 27.-Put in, short OF coal an
boilers leaking, steamer George Washins'o'
from New Orleans to New York.
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Buy your buggy and carriage Of L. T. Maddux,
50 Carondelet street. New Orleans.
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The first Folio Shakespeare is known through
out English speaking chrstendom as the
most cherished and costly single volume ever
produced by the press. The current price Of a
perfect copy is stated by the best authority. Mr.
J. O. Halliwell, to be $500. An exact reproduc-
ton, executed by Photographic process, is in
preparation.
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MARINE.
bound out.

GALVESTON, Nov. 27-Arrived: Bark Eddie
E. Sleeper from Havana, bark Burn rae from
Cardenas, brig Ella Lockhart from Cardenas,
brig Castalia from Matanzas, brig John Bright.
man from Havana, schooner John Sully from
Havana.
Cleared: Steamship Geo. W. Clyde from New
York, schooner E. s. Powell for Liverpool.
Sailed: Steamship Royal Minstrel for Liverpool
New YORK, Nov. 27.-Arrived: Herder from
Hamburg.
New YORK, Nov. 27.-Arrived: Indiana.
Arrived out: Teresa and Yarmouth from
Charleston, Golden Rule from Savannah.
Homeward bound: Charlotte w. White for
Mobile, Aurora for Orleans Sunbeam, Darien,
st. Bernard for Savannah.
New YORK, Nov. 27.-Arrived: Greece.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov ~. = Arrived: Wyoming
from New York.
BosroN, Nov. 27.-The fine bark Stonewau
Jackson was launched to-day in East Boston.
5000 people witnessed it.
Space in newspapers very valuable. New York
paper tells long romantic story Will reproduce
it in three words. AS follows John holman
very poor man, living In Harlem. Went to
South America in 1866, leaving family behind.
Son went to sea about same time. Neltner heard
from. Both supposed gone up spout. Family,
starved out, move to Portland, Me-, in 1870. Old
lady, overtaken by bitter pill of adversely, becomes
poor broken-down seamstress. Monster starya-
ton hanging round dilapidated premises day
and night. No meat. No bread. Hash out
of question. Domestic gloom. Not long ago
old lady, famished away to shadow,
tying up new-made dress for customer, sees ad-
vertisement in N. Y. Herald, telling her send ad-
dress to lawyers in n. Y. Sends address to Is in
N. Y. LIS IN n Y. advise her to go to New Or
leans. G's to N. o. Soon as arrived insulted on
the street by ruffian. Gallant young man PUSHES
to defense. Terrific combat Ruffian sinks off
with bloody nose. Well-merited applause from
bystanders. Old lady realizes gallant young man
as long lost son. Opens wide fond maternal arms
aud slams, "Come to me arrums, me long lost,
me hown EzAKIAHl" and he comes. Mother
and son collide like coming together of cou-
pie of young worlds shooting madly from
spheres. Both happy as six.year old cues with
first pair of boots in three-inch snow. "But pa
ah, where is me pa " cries young man, anxious
to embrace paternal ancestor also while in the
business. Alas, mother can't answer conundrum.
Tells young man pa hasn't been heard from since
embarkation for South America. Brief gloom.
Some natural tears perhaps they shed, but wipe
them soon.-Pdradise Lost. In few days"
says New York paper, husband arrived also;
had become very wealthy man, and had supposed
his family dead" And now, let's suppose they
all go back home with ship load of money, and
live rest of lives in enjoyment all Injuries fabu-
lous wealth can buy, with young man married to
girl of his choice, and about to be elected mayor
of his native town.-Courier Journal.
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Be sure to raad the advertisement Of Messrs
Braselman & Adams, and give them call.
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Linen towels at 81 per dozen at Levy's.
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Win the 800, 600 Prize.
Win the 500, 900 Prize.
Win the $780, 900 Prize.
Win the 500, 900 Prize.
Win the 500, 900 Prize.
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Dress buttons at 1Oc dozen at Levy's.
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THE GLOBE THEATER.-The past week has
been very successful one at this theater, owing,
no doubt, to the fact that the management have
labored faithfully to produce such attractions as
would prove pleasant to the patrons of the house
There ale among the variety performers engaged
at the Globe several of more than ordinary abili-
ty, and the great versatility of pleasures offered
are meeting with deserved sue cess. The Partisan
"Can-Can" has been the principal attraction Of
the week. and will hold the boards until further
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OPERA HoUsE.-Prior to the departure of the
ChiZzola French Opera Boutfe Company to Mexl-
co, and after their weeks engagement IN Calves
ton, they will give series of four nights and
one matinee at the Opera House, commencing
Thursday, December 9th, when will be presented
for the fret time in New Orleans :" La Timbale
d'Argent," on which occasion popular prices will
DE adopted. Admission one dollar, including re-
served seats.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-09

GEORGIA ITEMs,-Five destructive tor
nadoes have passed oyer Harris County
within forty days. -
Two members of the Bnlnldava Light
Brigade-the famous 6OO-now reside at
Augusta. 'i"'
Capt. J. NJ. d. Lowell, a son of Sur
geon-General Lowell, Of the United
States army, died in Savannah on the
Sd inst. -
Rome is moving in the direction to or
ganize Il cotton factory. $4,000 have been
subscribed already.
Mr.. Thos. Eden, probably the oldest
citizen of Savannah, died in that city on
the 4th inst. He was native of Beau
fort, S. C.
The English residents Of Augusta are
making arrangements to celebrate Queen
Fictorin's tifty-siXth birth day, which oc-
ours OH the Oath inst
The Augusta Savings Institution, AL
fred Baker, President, commenced ope-
rNtions on May l. $4,000 were received
on deposit the first day.
| The figures show Tint the factories in
Columbus and Immediate vicinity hnye
taken, since September 1, S,251 bnles OF
cotton, which is 1920 more thnn were
taken last yenr. Were it not for the
mills, this cotton, at the highest price,
w"uld have brought S61S,S25. 1t is
passed through machinery here, its value
increased three-fold, and Columbus sends
1t out in the shape of 81, ,S5G,475.
\ true bill has been found by the
grand jury Of Fairfield County against
II. a. Smith, once County Treasurer,
for fraud and embeZzelment in not ac-
counting for the sum of 5000
The following gentlemen have been
chosen as lntcndant and Wnrdens Of the
town of Prosperity: Intendnnt-Dr. r.
L. Luther; Wardens-Dr. VIM. r. Nc.
Fall, j. B. Fcllers and 2. 2. Beacham
Governor Hcndrick is to attend the
Mcclcnburg centennial celebration on
the Goth instant.
y Vermont gentleman has recovered
$500 for being hanged in cfIigy.
South Boston ncwspaper-carriel
makes his daily rounds on velocipcde
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@22.00 Lard lowerA15a for asime
steam on spot Coffee steady. SagAt
firm with good demnnd Rice and mo-
lasses firm. FreightB firmerL SAIL grain
6!@6: steam, cotton !@5-16; grain Ga
Bank Statement-Loans increased
SIS, 1875, 600; legal tenders increased $3.50,
600; specie Increased $500, 600; deposits
increased $3.50, GOO; reserve decreased
$3.50, 900. g - x. 2
CINCINNATI dull and declining.
Lard quiet and unchanged. Bacon firm
shoulders %; clear rib 1926 clear 13,.
Whiskey firm, Mt LIS.
ST. LOUIS. concessions woul,l
have to be made to sell, Corn dull and
declining-No. 2 mixed 72I@73l. Whis-
key LII. Pork nominally l0wer--21. 10.
Bacon quiet with limited jobbing de
mand. Lard nominnlly Isl.
| CHICAGO. Flour firm and tiiir demand.
Corn buoyant and unsettled--No. 9
mixed 723; rejected G9l@69I Pors
lower with fnir leman,l-2I.GO. Lard
steady-15.4O@15.42I. Whiskey LIS.
LOUISVILLE. Flour very strong; de-
mnnd exceeds supply-extra 4.50; fine
family extra 5.50M6.00; some sales
higher. Wheat advanced with fair de.
mand--red 1.25; amber and white l. 32G
1.35. Corn in good icmand-7G@.77
| Mess pork 22.50. shoulders %
clear rib 13; clear l3sM.13!. Lard firm
prime, steam l5!; tierce 1G@1Gs; kce
1G!. Whiskey tirm-l.15. Da5ging Arm
l-13@133. 80
BALTIMORE. firm and mn.
changed. Wheat very strong end higher
-l.4O(n1l LOS: Corn quiet AMI weak-Ss
@94. Provisions firm and unchanged
Coffee quiet anl steady. Whiskey firm
1.1S. Sugar strong-10sMlO3. Cotton
dull md nominal--middling 155Ms16
| net receipts 2; gross 8: exports coastwist
| 22G; sales IT'S.
AUGUSTA. Cotton demand good
middling 15I; low mitldling 143; good
ordinary Il; net receipts 46; sales 433.
WILMINGrON. cotton unchanged
middling Is; net receipts G2.
Boston. Cotton dull middling 1Gl
net receipts 8; gross AZ: exports Great
Britain 81; snlcs 46.
MOBILE. Cotton wcak-midlling ID:
@15l; low middling 14:@1I3; good
ordinary 14J@14.; not receipts III; OK.
ports coastwise ID; sales 300.
New ORLEANS. Cotton dull md easier
-middling l5l; low middling 15s; good
ordinary l4.; net receipts 22l; gross 2GG
sales ,UO0.
CHARLESTON. Cotton quiet-middline
15d net receipts 220; snles 300
SAvANNAu.-Cotton -middling
l5A; net receipts 129; exports coastwiss
344; sales 4Gl.
GALVESTON steady-middline
15a; low middling 14s; good ordinary
13s; net receipts 338; gross 347; export.
Great Britain 446; coastwise AZ; sales S7l
NoRFoLK.-Cotton luiet-middlinp
log; net receipts 512; exports coastwise
325; snlcs 100.
MEMPHIS Cotton quiet--midtlline
1o@15i; net receipts 1874; shipment:
| 1922; sales 1,O50.
PHILADELpHA.-Cotton quiet mid
ding l6l; net receipts 16l; gross 367
exports to Great Britain $50.