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How Thorpe Had Neuralgia.

How Thorpe Had Neuralgia
Guy Thorpe. Of this city, says the
Virginia Entery rise, Is just recovering
from an attack Of acute neuralgia. for-
merly he was quite pretty, but he IS 90
no longer. When the neuralgia struck
him. and ne was clapping his hands, now
upon his right ear and Low upon his le't'
then dropping his ears to nurse his jaws
md rock to aud iro, his vile ana hai'
|dozen lady acquaintances. who Knew Oh
shout peuHslxM. beeaaDe physaesAms -
poor Guy and began prescribing tor h'sn'
They bxthed his head aud face In ch'oro-
form. which proved to be like 1re 20 MS
flesh; and when he still howled ana ma.e
frantic grabs ut the pain wherever u maoe
itself u,aniiest--w neither in jaw. eye, ear
nose or temple-they tscS!el t'at
.vot with 10 line AMI . small brusp
and paipted it. When they could hnu no
new places to paint they varnis"eo "'s
face over with collodion; then they hau
.lone all they could think ofthat was gooa
for neuralgia. Presently the cheeks anu
lin fact the whole face OF the pstient DC
van TO swell at a trighttul rate. AS tue
swelling in his face increased MS ey.o
gradually receded, until each looked ".s
the window in the back end d q tsn'p'n
allev. The skin now began 10 er"cs
omen in the places where the iod'ne nao
been applied; so, in order to keep OUT 'no
cold, the ladies applied little tu'ts .. co'-
ton to each car. Before this he oore =
strikine resemblance to the ''spot'eu
|hov,, exhibited here last summer, Du'
,xh,n n they had stuck him full OF cotto"
,he most hardened Kanaka In the c'ty
would at once have fallen upon bis knees
and began worshipping him, beErv'nS
that ne saw before him one OF his oaa""
wich Island gods.
O,,rw EArING.-Tnere is some reaso"
Ifor believing that in addition to the oru,n :,
larv vices characteristic OF what 10 s'yieu
Western civilization, the praet'ce u
.cp:u,n eating must socn be cre''ited 70 US
I as national weakness. At present We
I;mrort between three and four m'l''on
> dollars worth of the drug, and It appears
70 be making rapid strides in parts o. '''e
Eastern S.atrs. as stimulant which poor
AND shamefaced professional men, w.
men. ETC.. affect. 1t is needless 10 ssset
that its effects are. If possible. more per
nicious than those Of spirits. ana tna'
o those who have once acquired the haol'
e. of taking opium in any o' Its forms l"'.''
e if ever escape fatal termination 70 !"e
5 practice. In fact, we do"bt u there Is
= we'll accredited case OF the k'nd 90 leco y
' and certainly none OF those VINO nav
Il written on opium eating have pee" '"p". .
n BILE Of liberating themselves from ''''
lsDell.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
kEPH WRIGHT, Editor & Publisher.
ke in the Old N. E. Church Building
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

kederal and Territorial Om GERS.
,oyernor-Bcnj. F. Potts, Virginia City.
ecrctary-J. +. Galloway, Virginia City.
(uditor-Sol Star, Virginia City.
frcasurcr-R. q. Hickman, Virginia
kb;cf Justice-D. s. Wade, Helena.
ssociatc Justiccs-F.G G. Scrvis, Va. City,
Fam Knowles, Deer Lodge.
s. Dist. Att'y-M.C. Page Radcrsbure
Suryeyor Gcncral-A. J Smith, Helena
4 S Marshal-Wm. F. Wheeler, Helena
Collector Int. Rcv.-T. p. Fuller, Helena
Collector Custom ST. A. Cummings
|lcna.
Il Deer Lodge; Thos. Kcece, Helena.
s. Com'rs-John Potter, Hamilton
In. Mag,irc, Bozcman. ,
Bozcman Land District--E. w. Willett
ulster; J. V. Bogert, Receiver: Bozcmal
Helena Land District-W. Y. Chl'd
Ulster I'D. Ii. Weston. Receiver: Helena
County Officers.
prohatc Judgc-H. N. Mcguire.
po,rd Of Co. Com'rs. P. ". Meadow:
'''"'' - G.. w. Wakefield
'Shcr;N-CL. Clark, Deputy, J. B. Finch
syerk and Rccordcr-Arch Graham.
fTrasurr-S B. Bowen.
Superintendent Pub. ln.-F. l.. stone.
Surveyors. NJ. Reed.
Coroner A. ID. Mcpherson.
lAssessor-B. NJ. Dawes.
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HR was an Adventist, which did not
hinder his being Cook County Granger:
He believed for . long time that the world
was coming to an end las. Monday, which
|t;.d not prevent his having on hand numer'
|ous stacks of hay. He IVES p'ous. which
hid NO, keep him from seeing his short
|comings. Blu. he muffied himself up in
|h;s ascension robes last Mond"y, and
momted on one of those stacks OF hay to
ge, = good start for the New Jerusalem. T.
which did mot keep HIM from going to
sleep after he hsd waited while Tor the
Grand event. Peacefully he dozed, until
iust hefore the rain, whom come heathen-
Ii.h boys cot FIRE to the hayssack' and as
I,he flames circled around him he awoke.
He supposed i, was all over, : and md phi1o.o' =
lphicalIy re.larked: I'm h-n. Just - eS'
Ipected. d."-[Chicago Tribune
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
ACalifornia Cow Story.

As to cnws, courts. and claims, we no
lice in California paper an amusing para
graph describing the movements ..a.oi,." OF an
inexper,euced Constable in attempting.
under the party most interested, to levy
an attachment on debtors milk suppI'er !:
..rhc cow run into mud hole and m'red
down. B. g,s',hd her BY the tail and yell
cd excitedly to the officer to attach her
quickly "How shall l do it," cries tho
od1cer .'Why rub it on her!" yelled b.
+, v.a rubbed on accordingly. ''What
uext." inquired the officer. "Why r'o u
ON the other side. and rub bard, yelled >
in frantic efforts to hold the COW IN .he
mad bv the tail. ''Now. hang It on her
horn; )" then ssid B.. stepping hack 10
view the process, Il will show him whe!n, IN,
Ter he will pay INC or not, the ornery cuss!
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Bi1ah Sympathetic--Mis Homer
severe.
detroit Free Press. ]

Il can sympathize with you,' said Bljah'
speakine to His Honor, for I've seen there
The women always tear and rare and pitch
when spring comes, and you may jaw ane
law. vet you can't stop 'em. l know JUS
how your house is. The stoves are down
straw all over, fresh paint IN the doors
Il whitewaeher daubing away, Children
playing horse with the loskisg9sase -
/ preaume to say that you ate your break
fast this morning on the bottom OF I'M
stove-boiler. and drsnk your coffee out o.
the mus,ard-b bottle
His Honor heayed . deep sigh ~ h'
looked from the dent in his hat to th'
hurt on his knuckles, and Bijah cont'n
ued:
1T isn't likely that shall eyer MARI,
again, but If l do, and my wife c'can
house oftener than once in five years. IL
leave her-yes, leave her, even II it's III IN
dead of winter and potatoes are $'o pc
cord ana wood is 81 apiece!
DO you answer 10 the name OF q. Mer
riffeld Scott? inquired the Court as B'Jaf
pushed out the first prisoner.
'Yaas.'
He was young man of four and twenty
and the sduds' on his back weren't enough
lin bulk to make go,d-sized mop. III
hair was down to his ewes, there was coal
dust and dirt all over him, and he move'
around with slow and solemn step.
We'll, SIR said :he Court, you ar
charged with vagrancy. The warrant say
YOU have no home, no occupation, an
that YOU couldn't buy lemon if they sol
Fem at cent a million. Straighten up
look me in the eye and give me your can
ibid opinion. about it,
Thar hain't no work, drawled the pr:
oner.
Have you sought for work.
'Yaas.'
1 sWhereT
wall. I've been kinder lookin' all aroun
;, town. ,
.Mr Scott continued His Honor. as
fastened his teeth into an apple and dire
a whole side away at once, suppose I'M
Daniel Boone had kinder looked round
his young days-w.ere would Aentuck
be now?'
Il dunno sighed the prisoner.
Suppose, Mr.. Scott, that Storey, OF IL
Chicago Times, or Sam Bowles, OF u
Springfield Republican. or Dana, OF u
J New York Sun, had spent their early Ga.
Iin sitting on hydrsn, and watching u
!, operations of = pile-dr'ver- would tn
have ever had half dozen libel suits
once and been able to pay coal bill
: sight?' :.
Il tell you work is mighty skerce!' e
claimed the prisoner, seeming to be ammo
e ed at the questioning;
well. I'll put you where you'll have
!, steady job for six months. ] make 20
4 sentence for that time, and it they are
f economical set there they wont try
}. wash you up. but will just take your hi
a off and raise Few man.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Don u. BVam,

ECLECTIC PHYslCIAN-Ofice in
y Fridley's building. north side Main
treet. Having located in BozerIan, ten
ers his professional services TO the cit'
ens of the town and county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28

Just as the young me" o' this country
have resolved to mase new stss' s"u w
better, the Rochester Chro"leie comes
ronnd tue corner yelling. ''tso SOUTH
yeung man; 70 South. Start nose',
s,eal be an ias usance sgent-anythin& 70
eanane this horrible climate.
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A TTORNEY AT LAW-Office in Per
Ia kins' brick, up stairs, Main street:
Boeman, Montana. Will practice In all
Courts of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
Z. W. Monroe. M. y.

k1uYSICIAN SURGEON Office
next door west Of Strnsburger y Spcr-
fng's, Main street, Bozeman, NJ: J. Ten
)ers his professional services to the citizens
II Bozeman and Gallatin county.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS knowing themselves
"A indebted 10 10 will please come ~
wsrd and settle the same, and ssve coeas.
4SS-4tl A. LAME " w.
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A eolosed::wenaa n Pitt e.sinty. n. c..
recently gave hlFth 10 tribletsi tho 0sst
was white, tho sccosd malAtto. ard the
|thtrL lsek.
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r. =. ViV1on,

A TTORNEY AT LAW-Office. first
LA floor Perkins brick building. Main
btreet, ,3ozeman. Will practice IN oil the
Courts Of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
DR. A. j. Hunter,

PHYSICIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
U al his residence, next to Metropolitan
Hotel. on BOzeman street. Tenders his
Professional services to the public.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
Fear and Love Of Publicity.

There are two great evils inevitably
arising from the present state OF things
The fear of publicity. and the love OF pub
licitv. As regards the former, how many
persons fear to take the right
course, fear to take the course which would
lead to Just results. because of the aver
sion they have to this demon Of publicity ?
On the other hand. q still greater danger
turks in the love of publicity, which comes
to be q besetting sin, sometimes even OF
the greatest minds, and which leads to
falseness, restlessness, and 10 most dan
oerous desire always to stand well with
that public which, is sure. very soon' to
be made acquainted with all that the lover
of publicity may write. or speak. or intend.
Publicity is also . great absorber OF that
time which might be much better spent.
The desire for knowing everything about
he or she thinks. OF
saws, or does, on any trivial OCCASION
such desire, indeed. now occupies large
mart of the time of the civilized world
and must be great hindrance to study
thought about . mans own concerns. Ant
about those subjects which ought mos
deeply to interest mankind. A stupit
kind Of gossip becomes the most pleasan
and the most absorbing topic for the gen
Atty of men. do not agree with Ger
tam friend Of mine, who has told % tha
..,he folly of mankind is constant quan
tity;" but do admit that this falsom
publicity have described 10 one Of tn
facts which speaks most in favor OF tn
view he has been taking. 1t every ON
wore his heart upon his sleeve. We shoul'
at least get rid of all falscness. and tn
world would know with whom and witt
what 1t was dealing. If publicity coul'
ibe perfect, there would be less TO be sal
lin its disparagemenI But studied pot
licity is very dangerous. When oil per
ple know that what they may say or do
likely to he made public. they will dres
up their eayings or their doings to met
this appalling publicity. And that wh'c
they deem will not be pleasing to th
public, though 1t may be the thing. OF q
others, which the public ought to hea
they will carefully suppress.-" soc''
j Pressure"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28

A TTORNEY AT LAW Office on
~ Black street, Bozeman, N. I. Wul
practice in all Courts of the Territory. =
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28

A TrORNCY AT LAW-Oftice next
"A door to A. Iamme & Co.'S, Bozeman,
Montana. Will practice in all Courts OF
the Territory.
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It's the fashion in Flciida % wear
lc,ovs, vorn out at he tips OF ths angers'
In order % bssier corral the feeA
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|. Q. q. T

LINCOLN LODGE, No. 10, L O. 9. T.
meets at Fort Ellis, n. r., every Thur1dey
evening. Members Of the Order always
cordially welcomed.
W. q. SIMPSON, W. g. 7.
A. DUNCKRR. Sec'y.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
John Potter,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Hamilton
Ia Montana. Will practice in all Court
b the Territory.
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LrKs Byron, the Worcester Press ough
TO wake up and fand itself famous on &C
count of the following:
Iheld hsnd ct .'dnw,"
And thinking It worth while,
*blinded" half my pile:
And with . triumphant smile,
He sseaW."
I ldTew one casd@'Was red
The other four were spades.
6traaghtway that fellow wades
For me with three old maids-
fgas "Nu6 ed"
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Vt.y Low per Centage Of Profit.

Old customers will find us mp to the
times, and new ones are invited 70 call
and examine goods and learn prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-27
THE FOREIGN MARKET.

The advices from London are unimportant, and
report American securities and consols as quiet
ana firm. To-day Is iortnightly settling day on
the London Stock Exchange. The principal
feature was the decline IN Erie from 24N TO 241s.
The following are the last quotations Con
soils Tor money SO e3h; do Tor account,
90 e31; 1865 bonds DID, lO77I a iOs; 1857 bonds,
1919 1917; ten-lorty bonds, lo2A new nves,
lO21I; Erie, 24h. Rentes in Paris, 64f ESQ.,
RAILROAD BONDS.
These were again moderat ely active and well
maintained, the principal feature being Union
Pacl1cs. The sinking funds advanced from $50 to
s94 500; land grants sold at IS 951z and first
mortgages ut 93a1; Central Pacinc firsts. san
Joaquin branch, at s51a; California and oregon
branch at s41s; Pacific Of Missouri nrsts ut 30;
Chesapeake and Ohio frsts, coupon, sold
at Al; Chicago and Rock Island sevens OF
lO7 Morris and Essex seconds, los /;
Erie seconds, lo3k; do. thirds 1887 q
IO3; Hannibal and ST. Joseph eights at s47I;
Michigan Southern seconds at 102; do. sinEing
funds, 1865 Lake Shore nrsts, consolidated reg
stered, loOH; New York Central skies. 1887, ~
993S ohio and Mississippi seconds at sly; Cleve-
land and Pittsburg fours at SO; Chicago and North
western nrsts at 98; Alton and Terre Haute hrsts,
lO4A; Wabash seconds, SO; 81. Paul trsts consoli-
dated, 70; o., G. and L. G. Hrsts, Ga; WABASH, st.
Louis division, sold at 591 against SO yesterday.
BANK SHARES
These were III moderate request and arm. Ham
over Bank no shares) sold at 9sX Butchers and
Drovers Bank t4ol ar 1855; Bank OF Commerce (40)
1t 1l9k.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
These were without feature and, with few ex-
captions, comparatively neglected. Some OF the
Georgia issues are said to be in private request,
but, as general thing, all the classes were neg.
lected Old North Carolinas are Offering at "a,
and new at 49, Old South Carolinas close at 3lH
Did. and new issues at 302. Old plain Tennessees
left or at 67H bid. and new at 81 bid, the other
issues being az last quoted The closing quotation
OF Virginia consols was 81 to ssh.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-27
REAL ESTATE.

The transactions at the Exchange salesroon
yesterday comprised the lowing legal SAFES -
Messrs. E. A. Lawrence Il Co. sold by order OF the
Court under the direction OF E. D. Gale, reisree.
improved property located on ll2th street. east Of
Fourth avenue. Mr.. X. V. Harnett sold under the
direction oil G. Z. Smith, referee, the premises No
Ito Eleventh street, also. under the direction OF
4. Ackert, re cree, u part or the property known
as the knlckerbocEer Hoi ell, located on Fntn ave
nue., south OF Fity.nlntn street.
Messrs WInans Il Davis sold by an order Of the
Court, house, with two lots, located IN the town
Of Morrisania, Twenty.third ward. Annexed are
the particulars of the above sales:-
NEW roRs raorEary-sr r. A. aAwxrScs Axp Co
Attn av. 2Oxi0uli; Henry W. srooks planun. oloosa
v. HARSxfr
I l., with unfinished building on O. o. SIN av., N5M
of 5sh st.. l. zoxlOo "a part Of the hnicxerboeksr
Hotel; Geo. Ruid, plaintiff .At0o
Is and b. q n. and No llJ ll2th It,, O. =, lS1.eh
Q. eth av., ll1ixl0L IL; Moran. eloo
III wiNANs AND Davis
r. b. and on IS College av., as II. n Yila place,
Mott haven, Esd W. each s6xlto; J. J. V0onr
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. 26, 1876
eep Son Sa nna nsdf
oles Britain sales
Cotton Arm tar demand mddiins lss.e net es'I fo
sales 50 ss0ss W sssySef rsss aSt
bales
Channel Ss5 soas%i;s ass ' saiss ' 10 the
Cotton rmer maans lse MorI ow m rfS HS s7
good ordinary, i.e Net receipts bales gross 49,
ressSs s s9os
AT o a u.s. s sssa s doS
lea B1aa Me- ssss
~ a1essssHs ssss' s ss s to the
Flour steady unchanged sale. oix oS Sb FEB e sS
No spring IS Tor amber winter, s. white win.
r. o9n sesdS whef safsy du
scsufase quotation lmoYssSie Corn 1ss7 IOr
:s;; IS
S Gnss: at 'se U aS D
ss on not on Wagons sales at 70
Kye and barley tive asking rates anehansed seed.
wheat ; 'S d.
ss5sy Corn es d. '' wheat
ToLED Feb 26, 1875
Flour dull: unchanged Wheat quiet extra white
Michigan, 81 IA; amocr Michigan, 81 Wa Apr 81 H.
May 81 ia; No red, 81 gos4 Corn--Demand light;
sc s7kc oat, quie uncnansed: Clover seed. So Is
$500. pressed hogs - 60 . IS 25 keceipts-Wneat,
600 bushels corn 2b00C do; oats, 4,0yU do. Ship
ments-Wheat 3,OO0 bushels; corn, 5000 do. oats
600J d.
CHICAGO, Fen. &c 1875
Flour quiet unchanged. Wheat nrm in fair de ma nd
and higher; No. spring. S9c.; No. spring, Soc. bid
spot; s54c March s6ssc, April; No. sspring sc;
sac. spot; Sasc bid March Ssi4c bid, April; Ssc
bid May reected Gs,Ac ear, 6sc Oats higher and in
55s'sc, April; s6'se bid; NAY, Rye 9aet and weak No.
spring 81 IL 81 ~ spot; 81 H. March. Dressed hogs
nrm; light, 81 ~ a 81 %; heavy y sya s. Pork IN
april SIS ,S May Lard az n good demand at sis 2,
Whiskey nominal ut 81 06 Receipts-Four, 10 bbls.:
wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn, E,od do. oats 5000 40.
rye, 200 do. barley, 500 do Shpments-rour, GUUJ
bbs wheat, 2lo1 bushels; corn, 90 do oats 5000
AFTERNOON wheat advanced nc Corn steady. oats un.
changed. Lard easier, at l3l4c. for March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-27

eventually changed, executing perhaps for hoops,
which were shade easier. We quoie Molasses shocks
~ men, with hends 81 81 %; sugar shocks with heads
Winch ~ o. 81 6b; sugar shocks VIII heads 20 men,
- u 81 ~ box shocks 75c. Sjc; rum SHOCKS - ~
pipe shocks SO 80 81; empty noesheads, nonllnai
hoops 10 ieeL primary 10 rlme, 3Sc AUG huops IL
feet ordinary 10 prime. S5c. u Soc
tVffks-ih he market, generally speaking was quiet
Win saes REPORTED agere-aing about Su0 lbs OF lake
at &c 2ls4c" closing at axe &c per d.
plEp fRulrs-for export quarter apples continue
are rullng dun unpeeed hrm and rather slow OF sale
Baekberries III consequence OF beng held above the
views ot buyers dull. Cherries steady. We
quote state apples, sliced S&c. &C.; do, quarters
Sac sac; Southern apples, quarters, 74c. 7ac do,
siced I5ac gc do do. fancy, Toe. lie; Western ap
pies quarters s4e SIZE. peeled peaches. North Car
oiina, prime, Sc. BE do. 80 lair good. 2sc.
unpeeeu do, halves, o.sc. &c do. do quarters,
DO, i5ac. Sc. blackhcrries Sc. gisc. cherries,
state. &c 2o5sc. do southern, 27c. 2Sc rasp
berries new SOc Be pums, Southern. lie lsc do.
state. Zlc. a ~.
CGsDuripg the past three DAYS the market has
one series oi fluctuations Ihe demand in general has
been air throughout There have sales &c.
ut the close the market excited with sellers under
Ae. and some dealers asking even higher prices We
quote follows Long Island, New Jersey and by
&c Stale and Pennsylvania. <1c.; Western, choice
brands 3sc 4c. other Western, 36c Csc Southern
3sc 4Uc.; lmed, choice branus. DC SOc.. fair
to good Csc &c.
FLOUR Asp GRAIN. Receipts Flour ITO bbls wheat
$50 bushels 81 5V do. corn meal $40 Dbls nd
AZ bags oats 2ol5D bushels The Hour market ruled
firm under lair demand from the trade
inc range OF prices winch quote. Corn me was
Iy Int sail q n q =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-27

In tluded in the above 2,20j bales to arrive. For
future delivery basis low middlin9 the been
follows Yesterday after Two O'Clock r. M.-March,
l7OO At Is 352c April 100 at i6Sc. Nay 200 at lt54c
Il 7iSc; september 100 10 10 Ice Total 5gv bales
Yesterdays closing prices: FEBRUARY, Ice; March.
81 SIC. April 1890. IL 1880 May i6 2.s2c. l6s4c
June. IL Lice II 332c. July, IL 6l6c II l1-32c August,
IKE; september, 1879 ai6 l5Gc October l6hsc
l6.sc. Market steady. To-day, up to two O'Clock
y. :-February i,l0J at IeHc., 7oJ at leAc Marcn,
l56c at is 81 COO at Ioc, 4 at 10 SiS2c., l0J
l6c 100 nj 10 81 32c., 100 at l6c GU short aotce
lGc, 10 at ID l6c 400 short notice, at 10 l3lc LOO
10 Lice. lou at 10 32c J at loc 40 at 10 5J2c 100
short notice At 10 s3lc, go short notice, At $780, 40
q. ie &c; April .g1at - lis2e sS at lssc, SO at
May, t0J at is 2tsc sou at 10 253!c 4v0 At l6c Loo
IL 49, 6c, 200 at 10 27s2c 500 at 6ysc june at
u lslc 900 at ~ l6c., leo at HE, 100 at II bs2c,
l,6U at isc July zoo at IKE 80 at 7l6c.. 200 at
Iotal 1880 bales, Grand total $4,000 bales Ex-
chaDge-9sc. paid to exchange 800 March Tor April.
1he receipts o. the various ports were iolowsual
weston, l,5yU bales; new Orleans 1850 Mobile, Ay4 sa
vannah, 2tyS; Char eson, 40; ilmington, 3H sor
folk, si9 Baltimore, 4s4; New York, 81. boston, 2l6;
i6,i6 mis- day last YEAR, lso.s Rates on COTTON were
BY steam, Nc 10 Bremen, by steam, 70. 10 Liver.
pool, by steam, Nd. ss2d by SAIL SD. I'D, com.
CASDLKs.- have no change to noe In the market
s c. 500 stearic r. Mitchell Co.'s 40 or, ~ ysc
adamanune. A. IL and IL o.. c. lSo Ito paranne,
a. S's and LIS, 24c. q &c.
CooPERAoE -Ihs market cannot be called hardly
Arm - ios the past nw weeks But prices were not