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Constitutions Conventions.
New orleans Democrat, Aug. 3lst.I

new OfIGdHS L6uIOcIiG, aug otSt'I
The recent Constitutional Convention
of Georgia embraced too large num-
Der of able men and prominent .polIt1-
clans. Each OF them had his hobby.
his pet idea and policy, and employed
too much of the time OF the convention
with able speeches and fiery debate.
Tie mostathoughtful and deliberate OF
the body were very much dissatisfied
with the result, and so we think will be
the people. The time and circumstan-
ees were not favorable to that close
study, investigation and comprehen-
siye craftsmanship which were so much
demanded for satisfactory conclusion
of their labors.
There are some wholesome changes
in the instrument which was evolved
by this convention, but we think that
the defective and unwise changes pre-
dominate. This experience suggests q
plan which strikes us as Tar wiser one
than that of revising our State, constl-
tutions through these large polltIcaI
bodies called conventions. II was the
plan which was pursued III New YORK
when their last constltu was adopted;
This was the appointment of board
1 of able iurists and statesmen, selected
from the different sections of the State,
and representing the several classes OF
the people, to which was assigned the
duty to prepare and reduce to proper
form and language the various. needed
amendments of the constitution and
report the same to the Legislature fol
| their consideration and approval or re,
| lection. In this manner our own CIVl
Code and Code of Practice were pre-.
/ pared and adopted. That was muci
more laborious and difficult work thai
would be the preparation OF a constitu
4 tion # approved by the Legislature
/ these amendments and changes coule
be submitted to the people, without tht
expense and the inevitably unsatisfac
tory and embarrassing accompaniment
| and results of convention.
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PROBATE COURT. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
No. 1898.
ESTATE OF JEAN DUGAL.

whereas, Maria Castillo OF the parish of st
Landry, tufriX Of the minor children issue Of
her marriage with Jean Dugal deceased, having
filed tahean OF classification and annual
account OF the above estate, accompanied by
her petition praying for the homOlogaslOn of
the same
And whereas the prayer OF said petition has
been granted by an order Of court, bearing date
August 27th, 1877.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau In writing at my office In the town of
OpelOusas, within the time requiredby Law, why
the said tableau should not be hOmOlOgated and
confirmed. JAMES o. CHACHERE, Clerk.
! sept Lifts
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Notice

10000 first quality cypress Shingles arc re-
auired to roof the Franklin College buildings,
ut Opelousas. Bids to furnish that amount and
quality of shingles, and deliver them or the
Franklin College grounds, will be received mp
to the 2Oth OF September. The lowest and best
bids will be accepted, and payment made in
cash JOSEPH NJ. MOORE,
CHARLES N. EALER,
q JAMES II. HOUSTON,
c. G.. SWAYZE,
Committee in charge franklin College property.
Sent l-3t
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When powerful Russia began war
boastfully against sick Turkey, she
simply asked other powers to keep
hands off, and even was unwilling for
Servia to assist her; but it seems now
shat she is willing to take assistance,
let it be ever so small.
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Whereas, Margaret P. DOnnelly, OF the parish
OF St Landry, has applied by her petition 10 he
appointed administrative of the estate OF
HGglIey Donnelly, deceased, late OF the par.
ish OF ST. Landry.
Therefore. any person intending 70 make op
position to said appointment, will file the samt
In writing in my Office, In the town OfOpelOusas
within ten days from the present notice.
JAMES o. CHACHERE, Clerk.
sept s-baGa
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HENRY TRICON FOR USE, &C. VS.. JOSEPH
D. LAFOND.

BY virtue of n writ of fieri faeias issued
ont OF tne honorable Parish Court, in and for the
Parish uf ct. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and 90 me directed, | win proceed to sell mt
public auction to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse of said parish, In the town OF Ope-
Der ISL, al Il o'clock 4. d., The following des-
cribct property. to-wit:
A certain tract of woodland situated on the
wesc Forl. of Plaquemine Brulee. ii sad parish
Ca So Landry, bounded north by AZer1n Ar,
ceneauX, south by Pauln ArceneauN ana east
by lands unknown, containing thIrty-fVe acres
more Or less.
months frurcbasrr furnishing bond and security
according to law, aud paying all costs aud
taxes iii cash. - ~ ,,r,eo,-
cent Z Sheriff Of the Parish OF st. Landry.
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By last city papers we have reports
IF battle between the Russians and
Turks, at Pelisat, where the latter at
:acked the former in their intrenched
positions, and were repulsed, tits stated,
with gSsat loss,
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7 The Turkish and Russian names are
hard to pronounce or rather, many
of them we do not know how to pro-
nounce at all. But we have learned
how to pronounce one, to-wit: Pleyna.
1t is said to be pronounced as if written
PIeacna,
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Remaining i'll the Post Office at OpeIousas, La,
Septen1ber 1st 1877. and if not taken out before
October 1st, 1877, will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington d. {.
AFceneGu 4 Lewis j W
Bridges Anderson Meyer Norris
Bates Aaron Wiburn mrs Orclia
Barber Frank Martin miss Emma
DeBlanc miss Lesima Mcbride R0Dt
Dangerfield Reuben Newton W @
Drethierry Alex Ohate mme widow
EIuoue Sylycstre POFstOr mrs Arthur
Farr W 3 Rivers Henderson
Franklin r ROwZer Thomas
Grigsbv Luke Singleton Napoleon p
Gardiner John G Shields Joseph i
Gary Adolphe Sharry James
Harang mons Summer Colby
HARRISON G. W Steen FL n
Heurtevant NJ Shipp Albert
Harvard Emely Scott Rarnall
Henry RlacmOre Simon DOdley
Julin James SlilOn EDWARD
| Jackson Henry Stone Margaret
| Kirkwood Henry Seymour Alex
| Lewis mrs PhiIlis White JEFF
| Lafeeye III Williams mrs Margarci
| LOnZo Maria mrs Williams Henderson
| Lauis Turner Young Henry
I > CHAS. NJ. THOMPSON, p. NJ.
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Ben DeBar, the actor and theatrical
manager, and Brigham Young. the King
lof the Mormons, died last week.
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Raxairsc is His Name.

\ REMARKABLE pIsCOVERY-OsMAN
PAsITA, WHO won TIE GREAT BATTLE
OF PLEYNA, PROVES TO EENONE OTHER
THAN TIE FAMOUS FRENCH MARSHAL
BAZAINE.
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Gen. T. C. Anderson has been APP
pointed Special Deputy under Collector
John E. King, New Orleans Custom
House.
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FOssg. FARMS fer SAFE.

One of thirty acres, one of sixty-hve, one
thirty seven, all near OpclousaE- and improved.
For further particulars apply 10
THEoSCHACHERE'
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/ Ex-President Theirs, of Frances tue
eminent historian and statesman, died
on the I'd inst., at st. Germain.
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PEFFERKORN-Att the residence of his par
euts, in Opelousas, on the Sd inst, James Sam
uel PetferkOrn son of Emile PefferkOrn and
Lucia HOllier, aged months and days.
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The September term of the District
Court, for the Parish of Calcasieu, is
now in session-began last Monday.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-09-08

Thatscry for more rain" has ceased +:
we have had "oceans of it" this week.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-09-08

When can you be said to swallow
glassware! When you buy tumbler
and goblet.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-09-08

Judge Fontenot began the September
term of the Parish Court, last Monday.
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i staan e,er in this city. the other day..
cellnted ten funeral notices posted On
fIat many street corners, anu ssslu Y
Was no use for the papers TO tell nun l,Ll
there il 10 epedsnie , here; Az e q o,'e ms
notices referred to the death "a lf'as8a NJ
nersoIa TN. %. Times.
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In witness Whereof we hereuntO atfiX our
signatures this 28th day of August A. D., 1877
c. MAYO,
?. J. LEFEBVRE,
d. DURIO,
JOHN SIMMS,
JAMES o. CHACHERE,
Clerk
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rs this tha place she asked, as she
wandered down on the barren sands,
. where i young lady o beautiful young
lady-fell into the water last season, and
was rescued hy gallant young man,
whom she aEterward married He
locked at her carefully, estimated her
at 8 square 47, with felse teeth, and
said sal Yes, ma'ann. But IGlon't know
I1.erp Isnsy to eygfn, ITS. Z. Mail.
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A traveller says Russian babies are
MEYER washed during the first year. IN
America the boy babies are washed
T.ags1Iarly by their parents until they
age asss ahollt seven years old. From that
time Il, s s until they IRE thirteen they may
sref, ref their feet vet once in Q Wialie oy
Some untoward accident, but their races
are are rigidly treated on the Russian sysa
fsarl.--TP Pluck
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WHY is d kiss like q sewing machine
Because it seams 20 good.
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THRILLING DETAILS OF \ FIVE DAYS
FIGHT, WHICH Is STILL PROGRESSING
HEROIC BRAVERY OF THE RUSSIANS
AND DESPERATE vALOR OF TIE TURKS.
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what city does q kiss resemble Nice
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JUDICEAL ADVERTHsEMENTs

StHEREFF's SALE.
PARIsH COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No 1853
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ESTATE OF HUGHEY DoNNELLY.

PROBATE COURT, PARISH OFsT. LANDRY
No. 39Gi
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A magistrate in Iowa refused to tine .
man fer kissing girl against her viii,
because the complainant was so tempt
ingly pretty that nothing but an over
whelming sense of its dignity prevented
the court kissing her itself.
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Single men in one respect are fortunate:
The annual domestic breakup and
spring moving doesn't trouble them
much. There are nice apartments for
single gentlemen on every side. Land
ladies like single gentlemen. They
eiyesfittle trouble, they do not make
sitnuss = in their rooms, they are. gone
all day and only use the room to sleep
in. Married women as dodgers are q
troublGto other married or unmarried
women as landladies. They require far
more Swaiting on" There is n natural
antagonism between the landlady and
herlady dodgers. Either the lady lodger
isn't suited with the care the landlady
takes of her apartments, OF landlady. IS
not suited with the manner in which
lady lodger spills things on the carpet,
scratches furniture and throws things
around, It makes a great difference
sometimes in point OF careful handling
whether you own your furniture or hire
it. A correct and harmonious adjust
ment and balance between lady lodge1
and landIady is an exceedingly difficult
! and delicate piece OF social mechanism.
80, 4o -, I ry.v-n .,,aF,4sa1 IN fiuGA
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NOTICE OF TABLEAU.

sept 1-5t
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coNsrA SrrNopLB, August 29.-sulei-
man Pasha telegraphs Aug. g as fol-
lows Our entrenehed line OF invest
ment IL only one hundred and fifty
paces from the enemy's Qualifications;
we still hold the commanding AIlkrld
Jebet heights.
The Russians are blockaded on three
sides. Every effort being made TO CON-
plete tile blockade by cutting them on
from the road to GabroKl. Ihe Rus,
slan forces have been crueliy aeclInatta q. q
and have retired to their fortified posi-
tions. cannonading and outpost en-
| gagenlents are carried on intermlttenfly
IoyDoN, Aug. 30.-The second edi-
ton az the Standard has an AdrIanopie
dispatch dated o'clock TINS morning, N,
fhe front at the rate Of 1900 per day
These hattalions come from Batoum,
Large numbers of Albanian volunteers
are are arriving 60 join Snleiman Pasha
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NTOTTCE OF ADMINISTRATION.

sept sheriIl Of tLle Parlsh OF s. landry:
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asked for April. sls bid and SIG 90 asked BEEF
ss nps gf' So and
Do so At si2 S 90 New Prime Mess nominal at go
e S nafs SsE. 1sIGs
sold On private MIA moderate
1000 sS Bellies in 1 bulk " At Ssioc as 70 iSt
weights 800 loose Picked shoulders at 7 300 do Hams
Hams 'f ia MEATS AZ weTe
a. &c., aod goo do HAMS 70 wa
ana pfpss Sse m Ssre aPaf Sf a
Western and sIGsc for city LARD. with fluctuations
trade both cash lots and for peca fS sales fs
at e" 80 s sSS & % apS Prime hs
sSG Dor Eg Gp Mart, az 81 81 s go Sng at 81 80
asked Al second can January, 20 sii IS
March Sll 40 BID and sli 2 asked for April 81 50
2l5 ties. at sldsli 25. Refined continued quet sales
o V ISS Tor the Wst Indie, part at i9G ana the TsmRa
Trade SUI very slow prices grades under really
diaries At 26@SOc for Fair to C6oee State creamery pals
DC ,or Fsr o fa az for oc " Stare bals ains
tubs 'G SOC lcr Far TO Pnme s5 or Choice sa9e
S sca CUBS 81 ms ., for Ear TO o and 10 %s
20 for Choice Western 9T3s az for Com
f d t v ioa 1n'se; t T Co a %
Quoted i6c25c for Common Choice CHEESE was
l4ic Good to Choice and 1iqSi5e Tor Fancy;
E az cdo6 Sh 10 a and S5 Sf e9 S a.
:,EGGS-The demand was ONLY for immediate wants hut
ne supply Of Fresh Is 1i ant prices remained firm Long
a. 3s639c; Western at @6a3sc the latter Tor Choice
southern 20 31G3Sc: Canada 37d3Sc for Choice and
Western and state LINED at 23G &c.
HlCE-EOrgn dul az 2'i 33c gold for RanE0On, and
4c gold FOR Pana in bond. Carolina sold slowly 81 16c
for Common to Prime Louisiana was quiet at 4IoG6o Tor
Common 10 Prime.
sEEDs-CoveE seed wasqulet 100 bags Western sold on
private terms ana ljic. Timothy sold to the
extent Of 2JC bags - 90 Lseed quiet and unchanged
- -. gold. for Calcutta.
SrEA BINThe market unsettled at Il &c. y for
Prime Western.
SUGAR-Rchnel in moderate demand and rather
14Gll sc for soft White a.: ll'-01 'c. for
GuInul1ted; IL SC Tor Crushed and l2c for Powdered
Raw quiet AMI hrm - 9ia09ac. FOR FAR q Good Re-
6ning 37-C for Prime Refining and l0GlOc for Ccntrfu
sal sai,s 1850 Brazil 95sc. ana 800 hhds and
60 boxes, mixed lot al SG9lic. Of MOass sugar and Mus
c0vaaO
TALLON-The market easier sales, $1,000 n Prime
az Nh0r1.cC.. and l. 20 bbs DO. A. ~osC = %.
WSI>KY-Markct stea y with fair inquiry sales, 100
bills at 81 Is y gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16
COTTON MARKETS.

t1NcfSSAri Jan. l5-CottOn quiet; Mlding l2'ae, 10"
10. Good Ordinary ~; rtctpi. - od4aa
,Ti1merts 597 sales % bales; STOCK. lliO 1cs
G.ivfsN Jan. IJ.-Cutt0H quiet; Middling. II - Low
bses cross 2.j40 bales: exports cndstFise, ,8 Daes
sllrs l. strca. ~, 800 bales.
Wf.sI,GrON Jan. l5.-OO.toa steady Ind Dnmndli Mld
cling I2}.c Low Mdflng, n'ir: Good ordinary u 'c nc
rgcet NJ exports COaat"lse 2 Daes socA IoOfs
PH ,psIPHlA Jan. 10 Cotton Quie; Hddling, lshe
Low Niadng 2sr. Good Ordinary, II &C. net receipts oZ
bales 40 bales
bales: to Great Britain. 4J3O bale 81
ENfNoEr Jan. I5.-CUtJoD quiet Aiddling, l2's lSc
wv IIdinng I29c Cool Ordinary, &c gross receipts
$50 bbls exports OIru Britain 2B4 bales cOasiHlse
rs baes sae l5O bales spnneIa 40 Daes ssock, fsO-
bales. >,.,.,..- stoa.
bales: Ia Great Brian. 4.uOb bales;
ZiS bales sales. DOC bales STOCK. b-hlO Daes
sE,ipHS Ian l5.-COttOn-lisiness n checked by LAD
Miidiug, l2itc receips 10 bales shlnehts
ON ana Jan. 15-C0tton irregular; Midlng l2ac;
Tow Good Ordinary, II Aas; net recelptS
IaIe- gross Is bales exports 10 Great Britain,
~ males. To France, 6j2 bales; 10 the Continent 3Jls
bales; coastwse 499 bales; sales 1000 bals stock 3D.
Is bales -. --,-., ,,,,.ut.. ,oa-. -.
MddIng lie; Ordinary. III VI net receipts 2sI9
ha. exports 10 Britain, 81 bales ooa=t"ise q 4o
bales. stock bs03i bales -, ,,,,.,- mi,
dui and lower "a sell MddllnE.
l6se low Nddnng Good Ordinary II c net reespts,
4 sS2 bales Sales 500 bales stock, 1870 oales
Ian lS-COifon quiet MiddhuE. - &c low MID
slng Ilk Good Ordinary lzsc net receipts 100 baesi
gross, 2, 800 bales stock, 1896 baie&
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pENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROCTE
Trains elve New York, via Desbrosses aLd C0Ttlandt
streets Ferries a. follows: -
EXPRESS Harrisburg PiTtsbrP-h the West and Sout with
Pullman Palace cars attached $50 a. q and 500 M
daily.
For Williams Lock fveu, CORY and Erie. 10 S30
connecting CORY for Tgsyle Petroleum Centre ad tho
oil Regions fOr Milamsport anil L0ck haven. $50 M.
Baltimore, Washington dndfac south Limited wash
Express OF Puln Paut daily, sunday,
q WasliDgt 4 20 p. Regular al 80
a NJ. /, 81. and . p sunday AZ D. NJ
Expr,ss Tor philadelphia, 7:aO. go $40 $3.50 Limel
1880 l. T. ,, @. L s3, - IA aud ~ ni-ht Hunlay
D. 7, $780, AMI Emigrant aud sSNond class.
y. m.
Accommodation f0I Trenton Z a. M, and l.l0 o..
trains Newark IN IA, Halfway Hr
ton Perth Amnoy tmipeton Beyiere ane o.her points.
see LEGAL schedules a. an ticket Offices.
Trains arrive: From Pittsburgh, 600 aud lteJn q ~ and
iO;-0 m daily 10 III. and 800 .. ~ Tally exc rpt
Monday. From sshns ON an Baiumore %. $50 o. D..
bl0. ana 1920 y. m. SUNDAY, $50, b;,J From,
Philadelphia sos, $50 $780, B;5O lO:lt. tl.S0 A M y d
4IO 5:fO $50. $40, 1910, and s;2O p ~ Sgnnay 500
600 80 a50, J 50 a. $50, 1910 ahS 1920 n m
Teko, Offices $50 and 90 broadway, Ne Asur House
BYvnkiypi Nos IA 49, am, lls Had Oast Hoscgen ID,
3d. Jersey Sy Euglant Ticket Owe No. Patcry iaes
4 FRANK THOMSON, II. NJ. EOYn H.,
| General Manager, General Passenger AgeGI
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1000 head market almost nominal to butchers sold
at 80 1898 so; good shipping steers, - so
HoGs-Recepts, 1000 head shipments 1900 head mar
ket dull but prices 5dlOc higher light SO l0dft 2o
heavy shipping III Go1&6 81: pacEing al rs IS so
snP quiet but steady reeepta $50 head sales at 81 30
ass 25.
EAST LIBERTY. Penn, jan 15.-CAruE-Receipts since
Friday Ms through and IS OF yard stock or 5s
head makng total week ending today OF TAO heal
2si OF through and l59 of yard stock against 10y
OF and 1874 STOCK bO45 head LAST
week the supply light far. and business dong
HoGs-Recepts 5000 head. making total for the week o
1925 head against Workers. 30 sUf
81 90 Philadrlphlas 81 25dS7 80.
400 head making total for the week Oh
124O0 against 1880 last week selling ~ $3.50
INpASAPoLa Jan 15-HoG6 quiet but steady az % 100
IS % receipts. 8, 700 head shipments $40 head
PHILADELPHIA Jan. l5.-CArTIR dull and lower sales
5000 head Pennsylvania and western Steers 80 oV"
81 fair 10 good do, - 5OQS6; common $3.50
SHEEP unchanged: sales, $500 head .o,.o
Hoes In fair demand sales 1000 head: common eod>ei
prime 70 choice Sl0dsl0 So
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THE MARKETS.
rcarefuuv reporta1 tor rHs rRlBUNy.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
esr North Rfrer VdSseiG and PIliro1dS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


,srr,--There only moderate jobhnE sales and no
lA-gt- c.a rc noted Pats. 4s3c.. and Pearls sac.
V.-T,E.. Mild GRADES quiet but az previous
80 .iS To quiet and steady sales Of 3i99 oass eN
e Uupont before arrival. 1000 bags Of which were
i TO- az 80 god; me rVccp OF Ert1l here Tor the
" a.,n e.607 BAGS AMI the sales ~ bags TIE
- IN In 11rts aaouuJ 90,OJt OF winch 2D,S3l
s. lrl.. tie quautit! afoat and au0iug Tor e United
%. r pee it5T 40 bags and pure 2scd for me
800 -.as 40 Jan. q. l3Z, 900 bags total visible supply
~ as The quotations ar' I9a22iscg g1, 10 orih
csrEces. 1898 gold, Tor lopbilg lots, aud
q. it- 4, in Tor fair invoices santos
~-,Tt...N-Itr market The very duil az un
.t,4 M il,iaus. Though 10 change IN he Giloal quota
. a. ado the tone Nts teQr ssyd OWNS 10 GeeIhe m
t-.s sales SIS bales Of wli"h ale last evening in
isry or expert and Is FOR home rcuaynpt!ou; 500
Ir.red Tire receipts The ports
-. na.r- against p 3S7 bales TINS Cav last week.
I-i.us day The ioiONlug inc
r-r---aI t,rnf .f.dns:
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jan I5PorS TmeT At 80 western sGT,
if S Ga al 4lS long Gear dun shS, clssT
dun a 49, H1@snLg emf INF S AZ Extra %e n
100 Prime Mess dull at so. LaId-rrme Western dll
sprs rmer at $751; Rosin-Common frmer at So Fine dull
At 1915 reTc1n Choice ieaay e, a. os 81 ~ wheat
spring steady at 1895 No steady at 10 o. n
SOFT a. Steady at ~ for Old and 20
Receipts Van HGs 81 Gr oT rae 6od om other
4T29 ar Iede a o. I'm 20 is easier and prices
have declined fIacton Mdding upands 6e9a S VIZ ss
speculation and export 900 bales all American
Futures lr cheaper; IPisnSs G" eSn InnSry and
February delivery 6aqd also "a es Of the S5nr a,
65lcd aso-sales OF the same At 6'g ans Low MIA;
ding March and april deIyey ia ai'9 sales s 81
May delivery 7sagd; Upia1ds Low Mdd1g ease 4uhe
Uplands Low Mdaing clause. ship. 81 Drcein1e SAL 80:
JPlands Low Mi-ding claus' shipped January a Tray
s4i 90 iii' 20" aiso sas = the ZANE Al I'D
IIvFIPCOI- Jan. lJl:tO p. III art, % 2 rWL NJ,
IvERrcot, Jan ID p m plans Coti2n LOW lam.s
Low Niddue March and April delivery 90 2l als9
sales q the same AZ ID; Crl4nd 10" saoHnG GS' s
MAY and June delivery, ID P4nds lo" had i ea I
"i,nI Inn s0 D. m OF tie sa es of CGtton to-day
100 bales we're Amc7can Urlands, Low Midding CLAUSE
February ana har Geiiyrfy o'; aIni ~ ~ ~, an,,
I'd Cpand: Low Adaing clause Ih,ppri January a
E5Tr }ad s. iIr fi al, L ,d L." @is
ERrool Ja9 IL NM n r9n ls Cotton 10" Nd'"s
Irr.Iooi- Jan. l5-t 80 D. nj Fl'3s "''oh' 10" N'i'
dIinc clause, March and April deliver, l3tL 100, r.,
iIvERlO,L. 10 T.. atlsn iulifr -tellY
lands low AfHdiug clause Aiui ald Hay dcly ~ '.;
Uilands low Mddng shipped February AMI MARCH,
TiyEarool. Jan. $3.50 p m.-Cofn 25"9-G quarter
for 1ilycd Western. 800 , 81, -.
LOSDCN Jan IJl1;0 p On-ois, 95s for both money
United states bonds, l9b' 100 - 4Ofs
l09 Hallway shares. 81 Do prefer d. H. s,. ,r
LONDON. Jsl. lji.jD mfaliS at'ices ql"'e hNe FI
cent l.cu.t~ ai ! &C. Pc for inc a'rIurt. ..,
LONDON, Jan l5-.:5U D. minc Amount oi Duli"h WIN
drawn ls.il the Bank OF England ou balance TO-DAY II
sl'JGon. g.. 49,,
IoEIrN Jan. 1880 p m.-Par' alvccs quote I'VE per
cent licut.S q iOGL 50 FOR tbs account r.,
LoNDOs, Jan. 1850 D. m-ialo", - 3945 = '"'' io
New .,
LONDON Jan -Evcning.-LlGsecl Oh, 21.g273 2 cwt
I,,I- u ia. lj.-EycEanEr LONDON 2'L u ~ lor
AN.wal. l5Peuoe1m. 81 III Tor Zine Pale AmeFi'
cor