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MAR |!
viii make the Spring season of 1870 at the
Kramer House Stables,
HILLSBORO, OHIO.
TERMS--S20-- Payable aGn4itioOD on the usual

DENMARK is a beautiful Strawberry Roam, black
legs, name and tail, 16 hands high, and for saddle
or harness he cannot be surpassed
lie was sired by Old Denmark, of Favette county,
Kentucky, Old Denmark by Imported Hedgeford,
dam Betscy Harrison. Denmark's dam was sired
by Meals Crusader; he by Whip; grand-dam by
Sashem, he by Comet, and Whips grand-dam by
Comet JACOB SHACK.
April is, 1875. ap15m3
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Thursday, July Is, 1875.
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u A TEN rs!

Persons having inventions which they wish tC
have patented, desiring information from the
Patent Office, should consult F. A. LEHMANN
Solicitor OF American and Foreign Patents, Wash
ington, d. C.
He makes no charge unless he secures Patent
Send for Circular. my6m6'
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Valuable Evidence.

The following unsolicited testimonial from Rev.
o. T. Walker, formerly pastor of Bowdoin Square
Church, Boston, and at present seettled in Provi-
dence, r. l., must be deemed as reliable evidence.
No one should fail to observe that this testimonial
is the result of two years experience with the
of fVEGETINE in the Rev. Mr.. Walkers family,
who now pronounce it invaluable:
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H. R. STEVENS, ESQ.,:

H. H. 81 END, Esq.
l feel bound to express with my signature the
high value l place upon your VEGE1INE. Ny
family have used it for the last two years. In
nervous debility it is invaluable and i recommend
it to all who may need an invgoratng, renovating
tonic. o. Il. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor of Bowdon Square Church, Boston
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Tegetine is Sold by all Druggists
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Puzzle.

JEFFERsONvILLE, 0.
Two women went walking, and each had with
her her own child. They met two men. The
women said to the children, "Here are your two
fathers and our two husbands your two grand
fathers and our two fathers" None of the party
were relations before marriage. How could that be?
HWillar of Fairfax, forgot to send the answer
to his Enigma.
"Irish Boy sends the correct answer to the
Hotel problem, viz:
young men at SOC. each. ...----..---. $3.50
Young women at Csc. each. .............-.-.-- 30
old women at 81 each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 400
| old man at 81. 4.OV
Total ........ 1900
j. A. Burnett sends the correct answer to the
Globe Problem, viz: 1871 plus inches.
W. F. Gall sends the correct answer to the
Chicken Problem, viz: 81
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Executors Notice.

tTNHE undersigned has been appointed and quail
\ flied as executor of the last VIII and Tcsta-
ment of Maria Dunlap, late of Highland County, o.,
| deceased. JNO. HULTTT
| June 25, 1875. iy1w3t
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Vol. 39-NO. l4.]
Business Directory.

Cards inserted under this head at the following
rates: For inch space, $40 year; y inch, IS a
year; 4 inch, So year.
rT-Twelve lines of this type make inch.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-12-25
BRIEF

Duncan, Sherman & Co. have been
adjudlcated involuntary bankrupts on a
petition signed by over two hundred cred
itors, whose claims aggregate 50, 1853, 900.
w. B. Thompson, the murderer Of
Mrs. Stoner. a widow woman, was hanged
Friday, at Little Rock, Arkansas. He
died with great GOODNESS.
Philosopher Pickett has brought suit
in the Nineteenth District Court of CAL
ifornia to recover $780, 900 for alleged
false Imprisonment.
The 22d of February. 1876. is def
nitely announced as the day on, which
the great $50, 600 race will come off in
California.
A Carson bachelor will hang up a pair
of striped stockings on Christmas Eve.
He hopes to find a girl in EN- next morn
ing.
G. G. Stevenson, President of the Ne
vada Board of Centennial Commission
ers. has gone to Philadelphia.
A Spanish translation of the Presi-
dents message is being published in San
Francisco.
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FROM ~EBERHARDT.
E~BERHARDr, DEC. 23d.

EBERHARDT, DEC. 23d, 1875.
Ed. NEWS: This burg can still boast
of keeping its head above water, and since
the rays of Old Sol has had free access
to itfor the past three weeks, has loosen
ed its tongue from its icy letters, and
would now like to speak a few words for
herself.
Times are quite lively here, and the
Company's mill is in a very prosperous
condition, being well provided with ore
and wood. The mill is our barometer.
and when it is prosperous we too are
prosperous. Superintendent Drake seems
happy and wears a smiling face, but is
always old business" himself. He will
keep the mill running as long as the
roads can be kept open. Old Swansea
Bill" is still pecking away at his coal
prospect, and thinks this will be a won
derful camp one of those days; he says
the indications for coal are good, and
that this will be the most fourishinc
town west of the Mississippi. I hope
Bill may not be mistaken. Great prepar-
alton is going on for the Christmas Eve
ball. Doc. Holmes has gone to great ex-
pense to make it a very enjoyable affair.
Mrs. Bush has spared no pains or ex-
pense in preparing the supper, the best
the country affords has been obtained
for this occasion. A general invitation
has been extended, and | hope Hamilton
and Treaure Hill people will attend in
large numbers. Ample accommodation
has been made for all who may come.
Christmas comes but once a year, so, let S
have a good time. j. J.
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NO CH1NAMEN EMPLOYED
DR.. M. w. PARSONS,
NJ T

ITO THOSE WISHING THE SERVICES OF
l. an experienced and reliable Dentist. DR. Par
sons offers his services with the valuable expert
ence of twenty years practice in the various
branches of his profession. All work lone in
the most satisfactory and perfect manner, or no
pay required. Former places Of business Col
umbia and Stockton, California.
Ladies will be waited upon ut their residences
if more convenient.
~ I have a patent air-chamber, of my own
invention, hat improves the hold Of an upper
plate in the mouth from fifty to one hundred per
cent. Office at the jackson Hotel.
Hamilton, Oct. /, 1875. oct2-tf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-11
EMPHIS, TENN: TUESDAY EVENING, MAY H. 1875.

donna in this city, together with those
members Of the troupe already enumera-
ted above as his friends. The whole
quarrel is very pretty one, and has
only been kept from the public eye so
long by the tenderest management, and
the forbearance Of a gentleman who
looks upon himself as a greatly injured
husband.
IAG0 IN THE BOX OFFICE.
Mrs. Oates. upon whose fair name the
breath of scandal has never been
breathed, has been guided in her action
almost entirely by Mr.. Allison, the
treasurer, and by her sister, Miss Pauline
Merritt. Allison has a wife and family
10 Boston, and was formerly proprietor
of small varieties theater in Philadel-
phia The sympathy of Mr.. Mcguire
has been with Mr.. Titus throughout the
difficulty, and he has allowed his feel
ings to carry him so far that, two or
three days ago, when the treasurer in
terlected some inopportune advice while
he was talking with Mr.. Gates, he struck
him in the face with his cane, telling
him to keep his distance, and adding
that he (Allison) had been the cause Of
the whole difficulty. An adjustment of
accounts was had yesterday, Mr. Titus
being a man Of peace, relieving claims
to the properties of the company, and
received in return therefor small sum
mere pittance as compared with the
value of his right and title therein. The
divorce suit is possible interesting
event of the near future.
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WEMPHIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Bald Heads-NO Hair, No Pay
.VETE WILL CONTRACT IN WRITING TO
! w produce new growth. of hair on all
bald heads. Ladies. we will contract with
you to stop your hair from coming out, make
Il grow longer and rapidly, and free the head
lrom dandruf, all by the use of DR.. j New
ton Smiths Hair Restorative. II is not a
hair-dye, consequently contains no poison.
Read what some Of our leading citizens say
.0f it;
LOUISVILLE, KY, April, 1875.
! We take pleasure in recommending DR.. j.
sNewton Smiths Hair Restorative to all who
slre afflicted with badness, or falling Of tho
hair, ms frem personal exnerienee, VIC can say
~ is the best and only Hair Regorer in the
market ISigEedl
MARKHAM x BYINGToN, Druggists,
A. Q. CAPRRToN, Editor Recorder (BaptisN,
b G. p. BARNES, Jeweler, etc,
= w WALLwORR, Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
4 W. A. HALsTEAD. Advertising Agent.
Address DR.. j. NEWTON SMITH IL CO.,
Projectors, Louisville, KY.
w. N. WILKERS0N 4 CO.,
il2.l32kwl9 ~ Agents for Memphis. Tenn.
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She Applies for DIvOrce-The
oates Operate Company split
in TwO-Rival TrOupes TO be Orr
ganized-A MOther-in.LRw, A sis.
ter.tu-Law and an IagO in the Box.
Office Cause the trouble.
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GRAIN RAISERs REFUSE to sub
nit to the wasteful and imperfect work Of
other Threshers when posted on the pas, supe-
riority of this one, for saving grain. saving
time, and doing fast, thorough and economi-
cal work.
THRESHERMEN FIND IT highly adyan-
tageous to run a machine that has no BEAT
ers," Pickers," or Apron" that handles
Damp Grain, Long Straw. Headings, Flax,
Timothy, Millett and all such difficult grain
and seeds, with ENTIRE EASE Avn
EtFEOEIVENE@a. Cleans to perfection;
saves the farmer his thresh bill by extra saw
ing of grain, makes no Litterings;" re-
gUires LESS THAN 0NE-HALF the usual
Belts, Boxes. Journals, and Gears; easier
managed; less repairs; one that grain raisers
prefer to employ and walt for, even az
advanced prices, while other machines
are out of jobs"
-Four Sizes made with o. s, 10 and
IL horse Mounted Powers. also
u speciality of SeparRtOrs "aIOne.'s
expressly for STEAM POWER, and
To match other Horse Powers.
1t interested in grain raising, or threshinT,
write for Illustrated Circulars (sent free) with
full particulars Of sizes, styles, prices, terms
etc. NICHOLS, SHEPARD & 60
49-l03&W Battle Creek MchigGn
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MANHOOD.
MANHOOD REsTORED.

A VICTIM OF YOUTHFUL IMPRU-
II dence. causing premature decay, ner-
yous debility, ETC., having tried in vain every
known remedy, has found q simple self-cure,
Wn1ieh ne viii send free 70 his fellow sufferers.
Addre@ss J Il. REEVES, rs Nassau street.
NeW Iorkl ~ 30 eod-lW
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day. Pacific Mail was the leading feature,
rising 10 SSlE, an advance of per cent. from
the opening price, the closing sales were at
3D. Lake Shore advanced to 5JS.; North
wes' eru 10 rs; 81. Paul TO S259; Western Union
to ~. and Ohios to 49,. Missouri Pa
clfc declined from l51S 10 AZ. other chan ges
the market to-day was much stronger than
for some time past, and buying was attended
with increased csnfid encs as to the future.
The directors OF the Pacific Mail steamship
con psny held a meeting this afternoon and
Tatined the sale recently neRC tlated OF four OF
their old wooden sidewheel steamers, Inc
Costa Rico Oresolisn, Golden Age and Ne
"a a, 70 the MitZ. B!t,Che company, Of ia
ran: This comp any receives subsidy from
the Japan goye4Lr- - a repre- ents II. The
steamers soils wsIl Iun between Sha0 ghsi
and Gokohcm ma, IN opposition To line OF the
n liza Bitsche com oany, their pre- sent pur-
chasers. ! he Pacific Mail lost on this line
last year nearly 500 900. The price obtained
for the steamers was 500 coo, Mexican silver
eqUiyal ent IA our currency TO nearly $4,000.
The ale Furnishes the Pacific Mai Company
with means to pay AL 5ts Obligations. except
the loan OF the Panama railroad, aud place
The couT any In "A better financial condition
Than fo- yoars past. Tue Militia Bitsche com
pany Offers to nm the steamers bought so as
20 connect with the main line Of the Pacinc
Mai. The transactions OF the stock exchange
We're l62 90 shares, Of which y 900 were Paeihc
Mail, 1900 Western Union, $50 Northwestern
common, llrO@ Erie, 500 Lake shore,
"a stern Union Telegraph, ~; Pacific Mail,
- +; Adams Express company, 1000; Wells
Fsrgo's Express company, 7S4i American hx-
press company, 81; United states Express
company, AZ; New York Central, l03; Erie,
49,; Erie preferred, 81; Harlem 49,; Harlem
preferred, $50; Michigan Central, 81; Union
Pacific stock, 665%; Lake Shore, 5jL; Illinois
Central, %; Cleveland and Pittburg, ~;
North western, 81; Northwestern preferred,
80; Cleveland, Columbus and Indiana Ce4.
traL IS; n. J. Central, 1857; Rock Island,
1867 -. Paul, 325z St. Paul preferred, 6l2S Wa
bash, 5zi Wabash preferred, I; Fort Wayne,
$50; Terre HRGte, ,; TeTre HauLe preferreC,
Is; Chicago and Alton, "a; Chicago and Alton
pf eferred, 1913; Ohio ana Mississippi, 1875; In.
diana Central, 81; Chicago, Burlington and
quincy, Ill; Hannibal and st. Joseph, Ihi
Delaware and Lackawanna, uStz; Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph, -; Central Pacific
bonds, 1906; Union Pacific bonds, lO2h.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


CAIRO, October I9.-Weathsr clear. Mercuy,
So. River feet 5 inches, and fallin
NASHVILLE, October l9-River falling, with
feet water on Harpetn Shoals. Weather
clear and cool.
PITrsBURG, October l9.-Noon.-Riyer feet
5 inches and about stationary, weather
cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI, October l9-NOon.-River ris-
ing, with feet inches in the channel.
Weather clear and cool.
yICKsBURG, October l9-Weather clear
and cCOl. River fell inches. Port List-Up:
Atlantic, City of Helena.
NEW ORLEANS, October l9.-W Gather clear
and pleasant. No arrivals. Departed :
Commonwealth, st. Louis GAINESVILLE, Ar
kansas river.
EVANSVILLE, October l9-Weather clear.
Mercury, SO TO 81. River rising, with 4
and cloths feet on the guage. Port list
Up: Glasgow, Il am. Down; Kitty HeSler, q
q m; Cherokee, 3 pm.
ST. LOUIS, October l9.-Weather clear al d
pleasant. River has fallen inches. Arrived
Carrie Y. KOuntZ, New Orleans; Glencoe,
Orleans, City OF Vicksburg, VicksbuTg.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS
Utah, 81. Louis; 81. Joseph, st. Louis: Capt.
tai CITY, Nlcksburg; Joha b. MauIe, New Or
leans; Quickstep, mouth White river; 1T.
Francis Belle, White river; Era No. 9, st.
rancls river City OF Alton, New Orleans
A. J. White, Napoleon; NJ airy Miller, New Or
leans; City OF Augusta, White river.
DEPARTURES.
Utah, FicksDuIg; st. Joseph, st. Louis
Capital City, st. Louis; City OF Alton, 81,
Louis; Mary Miller, zinc matt; Illinois
Vicksourg; John b. Maude, New Orleans; st.
Francis Belle, While river; Era No. 81 st.
Francis river; Ouickstep, mouth White river
il, J. White, Napoleon.
IN PORT.
osceels, Rosa Miller, Ruth, City Of Augusta,
LEAVING TODAY,
F0R NEW ORLEASs-Mary Bell, Captain j.
F. Hicks, i've pm
FOR AsHPoRT-Bel,e OF Texas, Captain Jop'
lin, Ave pm.
VoR WHITE RIvER-lity Of Augusta, Cap
tain Elliott, i've p IN.
For ARKANSAS RIvER-Rosa Miller, Cap
tain John WOODBURY., i've pm.
FOB HELENA-George W. Cheek, Captain
n, 3. Green, I'VE pm.
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MONEY MARKETS.


NEW ORLEANS, October l9.-Gold, ll615;
sight 4 discount: sterling, bank, 5j4.
LONDON, October l9.-COnsOls for money,
% $40: on account. % 5l6; 5-20s OF 90, 1888;
90 1861, lO75s l0-40s, 1879; new 5s, 1881; sew
YORK Central, 81; Erie, -; Erie preferred, y.
NEW YORK, October 10 The market is
easy al 2cS per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, SG7. Produce exports, 500 900. The
assistant treasurer UisEGrsed S3L7 900. GEAR
iugs. S3l, 900 900 Gold opened aJll5t. aud closed
lI6lL the Two { Xirembs Of the day. r. les for
BORROWING, SD, l-32, LID, SCI snc finally l-t4
paT cent per diem. Government bonds
we're frm coupons Of 1881, lZZ5s; 90.
isgI, he; do. 1895, ia; 1865. new; lis5s; 90.
- l2J1E; do 1855 l2l new !lYesr HOS lU-lgs,
70. ~. gI55I; coupons. III; currency -, !ss-s'
regui. IDS duiet: tennessee s., old, S. Ten
sts ss Us =, new, ~ Erslnls 0s, Sid' ,53i3,2i
kirSlHlqfstt ,,1Ss an - and lower. Central Pa
Ra,Ifoil ~ o ICs5 irLIoIi Pacific nrels % ~,
SlLS ,-sT,is 10 s., sinking fur,'" 70 - Chlcag9
aaIH vi ,-estefa cons 1Idated ccnpOp goIH
s - Jos5IZ The stock market opened ETIn
SDJ higher, the impr0yt InenJ ranging from
q - ~ ~ ner cent Pacific Mai led the ad-
Z = ssfi,su from 1857 10 l3S3s, on large buhl-
- Lake Shore rose from pa 10 DE Ntsy-
eTp Union advanced from 1874 I. az reacted
u ~ and later recovered. NctInHe. I III
Toss tom SiIS to 345z; st. Paul from a. 70 80
preferred from SIS 10 SIS ana ONO !ioll- loZs
10 l6. In some cases there was a parma teNc-
tfor after midday, Union Pacific advances
20 GA and ateT dec iD5d 70 HS7a. EIiS ~
Al ls[aI51. al4zzal5. Missouri Paclnc De
Silned rom 80 70 Is. At the second eau tne
market was hrin; stocks we're rrIn ana nlBuer
durfnR the last hour OF business, the CLOSING
quotations being generally the highest oil the
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HENRY CRAFT Trustee.
SmiLh & Collier, attorneys, OCtS

THANCERY SALE or VERY Dt-51 EABLE
u BUILDING LOTS Just outside the city Inn
Its OF Memphis, on Adams street and Bass aY@
enue.-J. l., Rice, eX'r, ct Al W. Ewing homp'
sOn ct aI.-In ChsnCery Court al Nashville
Tenn.
aDovs cause at the october term 1874 o.
said court, entered on the 5th Of December,
1874, / y i'll sell to the hlghes. bidder al puDilc
sale within legal hours, ON Saturday, a1Cf1-
her "A 1873, the following rea- Is ate, to-
wit: A piece or parcel OF ground ln me coun.
~ OF Shelby, state OF Tennessee, beginning al
the northeast corner OF TIE Intersection o.
Dunlap street with Bass avenue adJ0iuin-
the east line Of the corporate limits o. the CITY
NJ Mem phis. thence sastW arlly with Bass av7
enue 255 feet, more or less, to an alley I55-If
feet wide; thence with said alley north al
feet to an alley IL feet wide; theme west with
said alley 40 feet To Dunlap street. thence
ming: DeIng the same LAND designated ssl).a
IN 81 81 a. IS, 80, q, -, In the 44an Of a
Thorn pson subdivision, reg stored In the Re-
ister's office Of shelby county in Book 81, paI-
l maze 6.g5 etc Also, lots 5, 8, : and $, OF JtEa
said sui division; each lot fronting 5J feet Oh
the north line Of Adams street, by depth
l3S feet, extending nOTthWaFd between par1l
lei lines rom the mont, 70 an alley. Terms
Ten uer cent cash; balance on credit OF b,
u. Is and "a months, the purchaser 90 execute
notes with approved security, bearing inter-
est at the rate of per cent. per annum from
date, and lien retained Until nna4 payment
! Faulty of redemption barred sale al tue
/ Comfy Courthouse, in the city Of Memphis
| in the entrance nall on Main street, accOrdiD p
! to plan Of subdivision there 70 De e1hlOitt.'
| John p. IRRELEVANT, Commissioner,
J. L. Rice Sol; Eu. Baxter, Sol. 49,
| SPElTAL NOTICING ask the atteutio.l
| OF BUYERS to the rare opportunity onereI ..
the above sale TO purchase very I 1 ~ -
buiIdiug lots Just outside the eastern ooun l
! nv line Of the city, on terms unusually easy
SELF EhEAE an
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DIR ID. JOHN 3G'E
FEEVAIE
Medical DispensErv
Nd. IL JEST tSBG .55EzsGs
Between Maln,and'Fron streets
WEaPIEE-, EEAs
IE8PWIs, EEE


1 Ak. JDHNSO% is Acknowledged uy H-4 u...
IL ties interested as by far the most ~ Gees.
fu physician In the treatment st urfva's ..
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and utr-uF
nent cures guaranteed ina every case male
female. Recent cases OF GOugrlet and ~ -
pnilis cured in rev days, without the use %.
mercury, change OF diet ur hindrauce from
business. secondary syphilis, the last yesil -s
eradlCated without the use Of mercury. lU
voluntary loss OF semen stopped Il "a 81 r
time. Sufferers from imp 1ttuCy or loss D. . ,
ual powers restored 20 tree yigpr 10 few w -
Victims OF self-abuse and excessive veuF-.
suffering from speTmatOrrhga and loss OF plE
steal and mental power, speedily and perm F..
nently cured.
Particular attention paid 10 the Diseases .
Women, and cures guaranteed
Throat and Lung Disease cured by usT
remedies.
All consultations strictly confidential
Medicines sent by express to all parts Of tue
country.
ONCE hours from am. 20 pm. Sunday
from TO pm.
sepI-dw ID. 4. JOHNSON, NJ. ID
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COTTON MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, October 10. - Cotton quiet
and easier, 1896.
LOUISVILLE, October I9.-Cotton dull and
a shEde lower, l31<c.
ST. LOUIS, October 49, Cotton quiet, but
steady; sales, 263 bales.
MOBILE, October I9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, l21sc; net receipJs,3l74 bales; sales $500
bales.
CHARLES TON, October I9.-Cotton dull;
middling, 1870; net receipts, 2l73 bales;
sales, 1000 bales.
SAVANNAH, October 49, Cotton easier
but not quoiably lower; middllng, 1895; net
receipts, 4l0i bales; sales, S94 bales.
GALV ESTON, October l9.-Cotton quiet and
easy; middling, I31Zc; net receipts 2296
bales; gross receipts, 2iIS bales; exports coast
wise, 1926 bales; sales, 1919 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, october l9.-ll:30 am
Cotton easy; sales 500 bales; middlIng l35Sc
m.-EasieT; sales, $3.50; receipts net, 1923;
gross, 1880; stock, n ass. $3.50 p.m.-Fair oe-
mand; sales, 1850; midding, 1916.
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The closing kilograms were as follows:
New York quiet and $3.50 lower;
ordinary, y l-l6'; good ordinary, 13tc;
low middliug l2l5-l6c; middliDg, l4fc;
sales, $40 bales.
New o leans easier and 4c lower;
middling. l3ic; sales, 1850 bales; re-
ceipt-, 1928 bales.
Liverpool wa easier but not quotably
lower; uplands, ed; Orleans, 7sd; sales,
10 600, bales Of which $500 was Ameri-
can; receipts, Is, 200 bales. Of which 500
was American.
The minor American markets closed
as follows: Galveston, l34c; Mobile,
I25c; Savannah, l3sc; Charleston, 1890
I3.c; Wilmington, l34c; Norfolk, 1870;
Baltimore, lac; Boston, l4ic; st. Louis,
1890; Augusta, BE
Cold opened in New York at 1864, adj
vsuced TO ll6s, closed ct 1861.
The following were the changes in New
York futures: