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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-04
Sherili's Sale.

iiy virtue Of an execution to me directed by
the CLERK OF the Circuit Court of Alexander
County, in the State vi Illinois, in favor of The
people OF the State OF Illinois, and against
Henry Watson Webb and Andrew i. earle,
have levied upon the following described prop
erty, in this County OF Alexander aud State of
Illinois, TO wit: portion OF lot numbert
twenty-siN C.dl in block numbered twenty-six
t26) in the city of Cairo, and dcscribad Us fol
lows, TO wit; commencing at a point ON the
easterly line of Washington Avenue. nine and
onehai az j feet from the corner Of lots twenty
i've and twenty-siN in the block aforesaid, run
ming thence souihcrly along the line of WASH
ington Avenue, three tl feet, thence easterly
parallel with the line dividing the lots aforesaid
one hundred feet. and 10 the westerly line of lot
twenty-nine (29) In said block, thence nOrtherly
along the westerly line OF said lot twenty nine
tt) three feet. thence westerly parallel with the
line dividing said lots % ali 90, one hundred feet
to the place Of beginning, as the property of the
sald Henry Watson Webb, which sl.ali offer AT
pusiic sale AT the southwest door Of the Court
House Ia the city OF Cairo, in the County Of
Alexander and State of Illinois, on the I'D day
81 June. \. -. ls76, at the hour OF eleven
o clock A. NJ, for cash, 10 satisfy said execu-
ton,
ALIEN. II. IRWIN.
Sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo. lils.. Jure lst, 1876. G..dld
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-04

LYONS KATHArROS makes beautiful
glossy, luyuriant hair; prevents its fall
ing out or turning gray. Ii has stood the
test Of 10 y ears. Is charmingly perfumcd
and has no rival. 3-l0-d&wly
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-04

llAGAN, 5 MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion removes ireck-
les, tan and sallOwneSs makes the skin
soft, white and delicate. lis application
canuot Dc detected 3-l0-d&wly.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-04

Children Cry Tor CastOria. Ii is as
pleasant L. take ~ honey, and Is absolutely
harmless. II is sure 10 eNpel worms, cure wind
collie, regulate the bowels and stomach, and
cvercome iIritability caused by rash or cutting
teeth. Ii i perfect substitute fnr Castor oil /,
and for Costiyrness in Young or old there is
nothing in eNi~iehc" "a efi.ctiy, and reliable
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
John G. Palmer, J,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
HELEN A, ARK

Will practice in the counties of Mis-
sissippi, Crittcndcn, Cross, st.
Francis, Phillips and Dcsha, and
in the Supreme Court oi the State
ut Little Rock. ~.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
OSCEOE.f MARKET #.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY J. COOK sons
Butter and Eggs.-Frcsh country
butter, 25@3Oc; eggs, l5@2O.
Corn Meal Fresh, Sl,00, hIln-
dried, sl,Oo@Sl,25.
Flour.-s6@sS u barrel.
Groccrles.-sugar l2i@l5c; cof-
fec 25@30c; Molasses, in barrels, p
gal. 75c@s1 90; in kegs, S4,00. Salt
y bbl. $500. Soda lO@l2ac ; Rice
l2I@l5c; Tea 81 5O@l rs; Coal
o'l 25@35c per gal.
IIldos.-Dry flint lO@l2a; green
4@5c p lb.
Shot.-P ID. l2ac u sack 1915;
Bar lead, lOc; Powder 35@l0c u
pound.
Provisions.--Dry salt meat 12l@
l5c; fresh hams l2lc, shoulders l2c
Lard I7@20c. Vinegar 30@i0c. n
gal; lIominy SC y ID. Bacon lie;
hams, l7Ic; shoulders, l5c.
Whiskey.-d gal. s2@si.
Enthusiastically 10 Slb
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
POSTOFEi CE

Our postal affairs have, by some
means, become somewhat mixed up.
Some time since, petition was circu
lated for signcrs. praying the depart
mcnt that a "money order" Office
might be established at this place ; the
petition, at Waslsngton, was tavorsbly
received, and the necessary blanks with
requisite bonds to be filed returned for
signature. For some cause the matter
was not Immediately attended to, and a
second warning was received with i'm
pcra,ivc orders to the postmaster to fill
out the bond, properly authenticated,
or recommend some one who would
have il done by the FIRST day of June.
The first day OF June has come and
gone, and still the order is not com
piled with.
Now the question arises What
will be done about it 4? 1t is impossi.
bic for our people to get along with
out the Postoilice, and If the present
incumbent cannot fill bond, some one
who can, must assume the duties OF
postmaster. That's all there is abou'
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
TRAGEDY.
A Man is Stabbed Through
the Heart with a Butch
or Knife.
The PerpOtrator of tho Murdel-
GUS Deed Makes Good His
Escape.
A Coronsr's Jury Summoned
Inquest and Verdict.
TULL DETAILS.

'pbN "
Two men, in the employ of Mr..
Spangelr, who is engaged in getting out
and rafting cypress timber, on Mill
Bayou, got into what at first seemed
friendly discussion of their individual
proves and physical manhood, on
Friday, the ao,h ult., but gradual
ly growing excited and rather
personal in their remarks, one-the
victim in this case thinking to put
an end to a discussion which seemed
likely to end in a disruption of all ex-
isting friendship between them, play
fully seized piece of clap-board, and
struck the other light tap across the
buttocks. This action was received as
an open declaration of war on the part
of the other, Charles Ross, by name,
who. seizing large butcher knife, and
like tiger sprinsins upon his victim,
drove the cruel blade up to the handle
through his friends heart. George
Iiigeie, the victim, lived but few
minutes after receiving the blow. Both
parties to this tragic affair were stran-
gers in these parts, Higgie, or Higgy,
being, by his own statement from
Vicksburg, Miss, and formerly from
Georgia. Ross is from Washington
county, in this state. As soon as the
bloody decd was committed, Ross got
into a canoe, and padded down the
river, making good his escape before Il
pone could be summoned to overtake
him. lie is represented as about g or
"a years of age. 6 feet high, dark COM
plcxion, with long black hair, had on
jeans pants and calico shirt, and carried
along a valisc full of clothes.
Mr.. V. Spangler and Squire Cart
wright, from whom we obtained these
facts in regard to the affair, further
added that from the positive assevera
tions of the two men, in conversations
prior to the tragedy. they Judged thai
u,ey were bad citizens, and dangerou,
to have in any community.
The coroner's jury who held an in
quest over the dead body of Higgie
returned verdict in acc ccJrdancc will
the above statement.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
GAMER a.. n Il N =.

die who steals our purse, steals
trash"
Typographical crror-John De
Witt, learning to set type at New Mad
rid.
The work of laying the sewer on
Pine street is almost completed.
As soon as we can raise ten dollars,
we will announce ourself rs candidate
for some office, seeing that nobody else
will.
-"IIard times" does not express
the condition of the finances OF our
community. Individually, we defy
thieves and pickpockets.
The party of gentlemen who wen,
out to Sandy bayou last Tuesday, on a
fishing excursion, were very successful,
having caught over one hundred and
fifty fish.
From Mr.. T. A. Anderson, Of
Chickasawba, we learn that the crop
prospects in that neiehborhood were
never better at this season of the year
the cotton having been, as a genera
thing, worked over twice, with good
stand.
The party who went on, to inter
view those playful monkeys seen by
Dr. Miller last Saturday, failed to dis
cover their retreat, and judging iroH
the locality and its surroundings, con
cluded that MOSQUITOES or gnats had Ii
upon the doctors spectacles ard delu
ded him into the belief thar they wer,
some frightful animals. Next tim,
you 20 into the woods. doctor, leav'
your "glasscs" at home.
Owing to the errors committed
(through no.tault of ours, in the delr
quent tax list, from the proceeds o
which we had hoped to have beer
freed from pccuniary embarrassment
and until we can have our claims prop
crly adjudicated, We earnestly call or
those of our patrons who are in arrear'
with us to come to our relief, by paying
at least a portion of what they owe us
We know that times are hard, anc
that money is scarce, but, with all that
VIC also know that you can spare Us
some, be it ever so little, and thus cna
bic us to continue, the publication o.
the Times during the dull season which
is now upon US. Don't wait for us to
90 around and dun you. but send il
Iiight along ty mail al OUT risk.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter no Legal Advertise
mcnts will be inserted in the TINES
unless payment is made whom hand
cd IN. II requires money to carry
on our business and we arc com
pollcd to adopt the cash principle.
This rule will not be deviatcd from
in any case.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
REPRoAcH.
by our pastor prcp,ext,
How shall We determine
"Wa.ch and pray spys the text;
uGn To slrrn.p naNa the serm,i.

The small attendance at church last
Sunday elected from the ministers
quite rcproof. The members were
severely ccnsured for their apathy and
want Of zeal in the good cause-one
even went so far as to predict oil man
ner of evil that would overtake us as a
community, adding that he was amo t
afraid to live in such community.
We hope our people will try and avert
these fearful forcbodings by full at
tendance hereafter. even though the
thermometer should be at blood heat,
and the church house as hot as an oven.
The sexton will be instructed to pass
up and down the aisle, and rouse you
up, should you become drowsy.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03

RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river at this point is quite
low so low as to render navigation
difficult to heavily laden boats on their
downward trips,
Weather cloudy and warm, with
indications of rain.
business on tho decline.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Osceola Belle will be down
at r.M.
The Thompson Dean passed up
"Wednesday evening with a good load
of freigh, and passengers.
The City of Viclsburg arrived
from St. Louis Monday evening with a
light mail, and pulled out at 6 o'clock
for Memphis and Vicksburg.
The John B. Maude came in
from below at 10 o'clock MONDAY
morning, being about six hours behind
tiiuc.
The Vint Shinklc passed up on
Wednesday night, for Cincinnati.
The Memphis hpnfarche of the
7Sth says /: "Thc new steamer Cow
A. Ill. Garland, for the Arkansas trade,
is now At pittsburg, having her engines
placed on board, and she will be ready
for business in few weeks. The hull
was launched at Belle Vernon on Sat.
urday last, and towcd down to wher,
it now lies. Captain Harbin is at tn,
boat, and will come ou, on her wheI
completed.
Little Rock HraM "Capt. Ed
Nowland called on Gov. Garland yes
tie rday and informed him that the peo
pie along the river and in Memphi
had requested him to name his nev
boat "Goy. Garland" The governo
accepted the honor in his usual grace
ful manner, and hoped she would hav
prosperous career. The new boa
"Gov. Garland" will leave Pittsbur.
for Little Rock in two or three weeks
The Eads' jettics at the mouth o
the river have proved perfect success
The City of Helena came in thi
morning from below, with a good trip
and after delivering the mail, put ou
for ST. Louis.
The bids offered at Washington
City to carry the river mails bctwcer
Memphis and Viclsburg, watch were
opened on the 18th inst, arc as fol
lows /; Lee Line, sI7,4oo per annuH
for two mails per week Check Line
sac, 900 per snnum for two mails pei
week Anchor Line, sz3,335 for two
mails per week NJ ID. Flowers, $40,
900 for three mails per week, and
$4,000 to the mouth OF White river.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A -ALvAsLE SAGE OF FLOUR.

GALVESTON. May z,.-The first sack
of Texas -four shipped from Dallas to
Galveston was sold ut auction TODAY
for $3.50 II was purchased by Brazil
coffee importers, and they will send It
to Dom Pedro, the emperor of Brazil
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
CHANGE.

The y denotes rise, aud The -- fall OF river
PORT LIST.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Osccola Belle, Memphis.
City of Vicksburg, ST. Louis.
City of Alton. Vicksburg.
Grand Tower, Memphis.
Andy Baum. Memphis.
Capitol City, St. Louis.
Grand Republic, St. Louis.
" Jas. D. Parker, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Osceola Belle, Halc's Point.
t" City of Alton, St. Louis.
City ofVicksbure, Memphis.
&" Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
I" Grand Tower, ST. Louis.
Jas. D. Parker, Memphis.
/" Grand Republic, N. O.
4" Capitol City, N. o.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
H. NJ. MovElGn. 0 s. 5, srMMEs.
McVeigh & Semmes,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
s. g. SEMMES.
.N'OT.1 X IP u II &c,
AZC
ONCEOL.J.

mississippi County Ark.
Will prarticc IN all the Counties Of
ihis (2d) Judicial Circuit, tho 'Su-
prcmo Court OF tho State, and IN
ihc adjoining counties of Tcnnes.
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given TO col
lections, TO the payment oftaxes,
examining and abslracting titles,
aud to whatever may appcrtain
Ioa general Land Agency.
Jan. lG If.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
DRY GOODS.

Prin.s-All brands 7I@0c p yd.
Domcstics--Bcst l2a@l5c; 1 SO
lOc y I'D.
Kentucky Jcans-65@s5c u yd.
I.inscys -25@40c U yd.
Domestic Delaincs ncs--25@i5cyyd.
Brogans--$1,5 ,50@S2,25.
Kip Boots--S3, ,00@$i, so.
Womep's Datch Poikas--sl ,zs@
g., so.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
RIVER Nj. w -.

Wan DrrARrMEsr. RIVER RKroRr, !
June ., 1875.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
Laws Governing Subscribers.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE UtfcEiiS.
u.overnoi \. II Garland,
.Secy Of Siatc--Ii. B Beavers.
-Auditur-W X. Her
"Ir asur,r- 4 j. Chutcnil.
ATTY Gcnl-f. T., llugurs.
Com. stat, llnds j. y. ani'hcca
CilncrlluI--J u. EaLin.
thgIc,,y clerk A L. Wit.
chief Justicc-E. II. Englsh.
Associate Justices Wm. Nj. Harrison anu
DuVid Malser
Longrcs5 5Inan, lst ~ tIct-L. Z. Came.
JUDICl NkY.
second tircuit--t'nu OF Mississippi, crpfs
trittcndcn ruintsciL craighcId, utuvh', Clay =
ton ani Rand ,'h
Circuit Jo"t.sr l., l.. Mack.
frUs. At'y.-..ufus H. Black.
LEG!SLA I'VE
29th Disttict-Cylhti,s' uf Mls-i- 5lpIl, Jackson
Ioihtsrtt and Jraighcad.
state Sehstor--J. I liund.rs0n
ksprv.,ntatiNe-J. y Rud,lic.
COUNTY OFtlCER
county Judgr-L N ,,rii.an.
shcI l1i-J. IS priNvr.
County Il rh-J h, -. Hale.
lr,usurcr-- }. l. Driver
SurscJ uI--JoiIn Al. Kainy.
Assts,ur--L. VI ard
IoruIier-A. " Lucas.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13
THE MORNING PaE>>.

Tie SEE. il q s.s.sS. ~ j}.5 >alo4Iaa r51t saw
taa IS ll@rs.er 81 slla tive ,olasais : not ..s e.
aaa assss1 aut ta d genera feeling y-e,a..
- among t3se Mass ai14ea 81 The Ola Tax :
pa-ry, vae y.uo-.g hate the Christians II,
f1-rS J. ao5 strlae enough to no1tro, taess. al
tres. especially ace the Christ a. ..s1i> II n
hs-zas 0esEIs.. The situation ) eH56tEt4y con
s51era2 a. vsry critical ~ the great powers =
have dispatched J.e.. 4ee-ts ta Sal0llcA A25taa.
CHRISTIAN massacre would surely bgsas ahou
eha occupation u Turkish territory lsy ;ht
coaies -S.s powers Turkey wogl5 inevitably II (.
c.1naa AID shep would come the greatest & =.
ca}ty which woald be the necessity forced gg,,x
tae powers ~ an Immediate settlement ST the
l1T4e- pending Eastern Question. Al Europe Is
s. lag-e,y aad vszsously Interested IN tha: NO.
rae1toa.S yroaleIa thai i is probable diploma
XII ~ llsa 3ciezt se settle it, and resort E.,.st
hs has. e arms, Tie whole Continent we!. ts.a
ne q a blA2a
TIE .se.1p5acaB takes advantage ~ 3 s.51,-
.jart recently entered. by the l)EMat RA- against
Northern sectional aninao>itr tran9 whica even
TIE Noroher-l Democracy j. 1ot EXEMPT a.
Ir5-aa5 a sermon u southern Democrats. ~
syaa t.e- Republican can euote Scripture. .
i h-rs the .5i,rs pretty strong FsY Saos.t .sat
,'.-..s-> headlines r The oaSe ot CAaTuala:g -
hs-ele. aI1 aoa> not forged 10 give : Ate
--@s-14aI 4. IL trend, to p3ta4s.,,t
TIE a&reae>> force has al>o IL attention. -.e
Aa1.e.na, : ne Only paper shat VS. ~; .s.S-.
49, as 1Aai h4Eaaac
7 ADVISES t1e iat1ies is step orsanlzfa- .s.->
lo- charitable purposes and devote their e-a--
lts e. obtaining >utr -TiI;laE> faF the 5a.e.s; "
-lc New Orleans Paoife Railroad. The pao-
T5a.1 as benefited IS We. n t2aai manner. aav
4rr6- '1v sock woa3a he e1etn the ladies n T.-
.,-E-1 c5 tat.r amount 81 tt>sy-r-i775S ar. q
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13
CHARLES Parf.


just as we were going 10 press this
afternoon we received q call from Chas.
Pope. who arrived here Yesterday L
close his arrangements with the lessee.
Mr. Howard. before assuming the man
agement o. the Varieties Theatre for
next season.
Among thousand. a more competent
y tho7oUchg gentleman could not
have been selected for the responsib b.a
position than ChaS. Pope. whose name
: as familiar II this CITY as The ghost ot
1ag1l5e7's father Is known 10 play-goeTS
Hence. il Is now beY0n2 a deubt that
The season al the Varieties. which
begins next fall. will be brilliant
and successful The new manager,
i TOO well known il this city. where his
Interests have. in former Years. been 50
closely identified. to need any eulo-ies
q our part. and We are only too happy
. receive the news that he Is % return
among uS-n0t in our midst. as some Of
Pope has attained SUcl physical pro-
2ave him inside q Us Mentally, he
occupies already : large space II the
hearts of our people.
ChaS. Pope we have carefully avoided
any prefix TO his name, lest we might
rob hin Of a Traction Of his Eeli-deserved
opGlarifvD. will Leave the city to-mor-
row 10 enter Immediately upon a
thorough canvass Of the best talent that
can be secured for the handsome and
fine theatre over which he is TO preside
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13
FINANCIAL.

on opntattons ere ca9r,ecte5 rom he 9aS5 sac
g'eqtoTgeH al ths >1ana Cotton ard Aersraa1~s' 81,
changes RF IN u = p 49, qpta from 01fpr assttfzs4t
so,rces ts fEptaal and commercial teel7as..
az he 3ntes; 7'eeeeoea ss9 to tie t5gss
The demand for discount both in hsrS a.
On The Strret i u fair extent asga ire rarf~ ~
com E9eTslsl paper are 33tJle stronger Ne 1ou
eJote exec f'taonal commercial gaoeT & ee- peg
cent paF aEnam, A. do, l0a52 and sccaa0
grade lssa.sS
There i very 15ttle dong IL mortgages ax,tr,-
hIta Whale second grade are e4a5ras nom Is9sl
BANK l4.hAA4NtT>-Me cleaga7.as s5ags, \
254 ~ balances. : +say6-a IS.
CNA4a-Now Eg.ies a g727e alg15s. aga nSt Iss2t
s. New aorS Iae market j. les ae55N-e ard za,
aaiye - St9.1Ilg
SILVER The nasrka4 i aaw quoted 4. ,.tss3
311f currency 20 American hals dollars aaS 50
e gols I5I MEXICAN dollars.
>IhaI4A or-04feIlRgs light. demand fair
Eas- Se unchanged, Commercial quoted here 81
s@6Sa5s7 caTr, ney. bank -,dsfg hsnk caIr lei
ra1e --t9.sSs 2. Commercial s.. New o9N a. -
asSf cats. adnk &>- 20 $50
FRANCS ->tsraJ..y ANYTHING dong t71!rrrer-
elal c0ates here -q4 Il Il hank nominal C-r--
mere a al New Ag-S sss1 aaI7 eolG, hank 49,
MN YORK SIGHT ->zar,a ana 5n ~a.a4,.
sank caaeklT.l raJe lG NeN York 9 .,cr t+ss.f
gsTts11!I2F Commercial Sicht >tlF a e1es-.f
>Tl~A> .oa5ai ana vi:h ant arr new faa-4-a
% rojce. Asast salss. >iaUehtsrh@a>e Y csn-
IaEy SIS. Credit soacleg SO State al nal I-x
So New ,Agl aus Natian.4 fAak ST.
STATE NON>GA>-N eak Nr 'auata7 HI III a III
Ef ?. la>s sales ~
CITY PREMIUM BONDS ->t-ons>r..9aa.es s
s. as a., sales s. = "a S5.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13

Antetne Is Preparing 10 Srsnd Them cut
I'm a Me>t OUTRAGEOUS Manner.

While the Governor is splur2ing with
his staff at Philadelphia, and pardons
have been suspended So far as he is con
oerned, the little darkey who assumes
10 act as Governor Of the State Is trying
his hand at the business.
A few days ago Pauline Bell. a coloced
}amsel. who was sentenced to one wear
in the Parish Prison for larceny, was
parjoned after having served four
months of her time,
Yesterday Sheriff Pagan received or
derS from the Executives Office not 70
ship to the Penetentiarv the notorious
Sam Nichols, alias Alligator Sam.
alias !" Guerrilla Sam. alias Buck
Sam NJ. 2, whom Judge Steele sem
tencea 70 i've years in the Penetentlary
for burglary and larcanvA but TO hold
him "aNfA farther czSerS - which
means an Intention to pardon another
scamp. Similar orders were issued by
hello2g In regard 10 the notorious
auTglaT, hinch Malone. who is under
a sentence Of twenty-one wears ana the
forger Nelson. who was sentenced to
eight years Ia the penitentiaFv, and al
though the supreme Court has long ago
affirmed said sentence, both Of these
CRIMINALS are vet being fed at the ex-
oense of the taxpayers. in the Parish
Prison.
Furthermore, there IS now a move
ment on foot to have pardonei Mrs
CeSaire. alias Mrs Geo. Washington,
who robbed her employer, Mr.. Ed.
Saare2, of $1,000, and was duly convicted
and sentenced to only one wear in the /
Parish Prison, because she had only
lately become a mother.
All these persons have been convicted +
al great expense 10 the State. al a great 4
sacrifice Of time TO business men who 4
had 70 serve as Jurors. and when the out- 4
ragged Law has been Vindioated a mere
stroke Of the pen by the Executive sets
the criminals al liberty, who is able to
pay the persons who are urging the
paD2ons, for there is no other coustruc-
ton te put on this system ot whole
sale par2opS
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13
COMMERCIAL.

C0TT0N-l> 3ull aaa weak and Only In moo
e.aie request 19ey The impression thai tAegr
vi. IT, tUcthas falling Oil owing Ea the ae.araS
>loL abroad. h3geT> are ensaava-ing 10 ogsa1s
con scs>>l0s> ta winch TaatosS are generally IN
disposed s. acae3e, from their stand, l,clTt on tn
cFor- Il nc >a4e> thu> Tar are about 800 halas
Yesterday : sales were confined f0 1850 talts &
lTTt>'- az E'l1rs> Low <1s-1 mary 7e; o-slnAvy
Misa--Ie 1.%t. CTane hIdaiin1 131
.Soss> a--e Frequently naa1f a fu~sou aa.ae~ 8.
aa6rf ~ regular quotations
M ceeespts n cotton yesterday here LIS h&los
s1aln>t l31s Isl yaa..
sxpor1s hsce s2a$. seairst sS7s lass yesz.
>tooS n presses 1ls.2Ss haes. Ess5r a.ss
aEaaEIt anSa2 N. .aa0 haleS
Nei reeesg,r- here since >eot II sss a6S Ia -
;,ea.us; ss6 Sl5 lsSt yeg.--igl crease as2 -
tX-a7-ts from here Sl2sa -, ,ypi ! 9aS 10 t.s -
asalnS; s7sl.> }ast year Increase
5ane.s.ts 81 ~ g'oTfs Si1ce Sept !, $ assa as sals
&SA1l>t l.a40 isst TtSr-4 cZeaSe ST Ola
.N.o-f> rom a.. poTTs sllte Sept : $50 9a9
aa tf-> se&la>; aSl- ss4 ls>t vesll1 crease 81
>5oa>s Il 81 .no-t> - 49, t&le>. aG-al1s; 4a1 -s
Ias vea-'-lE crease 81 o..
DOBAoIN-I asev fair demand ana sl7ysz :
iga2 prices IN the Northern ana " Mesie-z ma
>ets oVlaes are e ve hleheT. Stock On $50
os lea- ~ E2e'al-1Ea t'''i1 76 4Il'sc. S'as
tf.t l2e182 f.ne .ast lac Sc, sele@1ons II q l7e
LOT I>IGNA STGAR - nan Good con.r1 ~.
Te@--s = p, #s4 -ae4. good fa4r "a
$40. fCI}v 9alr -a> =. prime as 4sc ah6lee "a
m yal5W Clarified s-4as.sc, white clarified Itea
EEFINgD AE-staz.Jaara 4 so..c : :.
- no - - s'N'N-sse~' --.' IS
LOUISIANA NoLASSES Scarce. aag5yo aza
- s.5.sel --s-rs sof7 = .. :, - s@'-1te
grpTNsS Nt9s ~ s. s1-,S,,, - go, ,t,. s,
y4yrra M aA No. 5sN 80 s1, - ~ =
I'M -T~a.N1 ssa5sat - = - -. - - Na.-ila
-,epSe y . 81 o. .,-~@rr,v "a a. '"se - -
r-s--r a. az 4s3~ s-1,5 = t,sS ,-5s- ~ -
-. \ S.11..a -a5-.7s !. = ~ "4S1'N~ i't--~t
EMBELLISHMENTS s. 80 = tts. tiae
= "a :. saes = s-.-s s, So .s - - . .
e sa,s,s .t,;1.a 4,--s a. sSa5s II .S, - -
o M '-' ''' '--'-1 td-4-A-s :
tqSpNNSA t,a---- sa-,s~z x,,s..,.-
2ass = ar-s ,lfin., ,as- : 49, -