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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
Watches and Jewelry.

Having purchased the stock and flx-
lures of the well known jewelry store of
MIR. Il. w. Stackpole, adding thereto q
large and entirely new assortment OF
goods, we ere are prepared to show the
citizens of Los Angeles and vicinity one
OF The finest and best selected stocks TO
be found in the State, which will be sold
at the lowest living rates.
We shall constantly be in receipt Of all
the latest novelties in watches, chains,
jowelry, ETC., to which the atten tion OF
the public is especially invited.
In spectacles we have a large and va.
ried assortment, and are the exclusive
agents in Southern Callfprnia of the cell
eurated Lazerus q Morris perfected spec
tacles, which we claim are the fincst IN
the world.
Mr.. Stackpole will remain In our em-
ploy, having exclusive control OF the
work department, and, as heretofore, es-
pecial attention will be given TO the re
pairing OF fine watches and Jewelry.
We shall be happy to see all our Ole
friends and the public at large.
DuNsMoOR BROS.
Iy9tf J1S Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27

report with Mayer Bryant: Re.
ceipts up to October l1th, $44, ,393.
64; OF which, up to Oct. 23d, $685.
600 was forwarded to the Howard
Association of New Orleans, Vicks-
burg and Memphis. There has
also been received and forwarded,
$6, 1850, sent to the Committee
with instructions to remit to sun
dry societies and other organiza-
tlOns for the use of their sufferers.
The Con nvention-'rO- Dsy's Proceed.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 26.-The Con.
ventI0n met at 10 O'clock.
Fawcett, who had been out of his
seat while the question of his eligi-
bility was under discussion, re-
sumed his place this morning.
The recommendations of the Com.
mittee on Preamble and Bill of
Rights were made the special order
for Tuesday. The vote Of Mccall
lom on the Fawcett resolution was,
at the request of the delegate,
changed from aye to no, as he in
tended to give notice of reconsider
alton when he so voted.
Laine, from the Judiciary Com.
mittee, reported a resolution that,
in the opinion of the committee,
the stationery and printing re-
quired by the Convention ought
not to come out of the $3.50, 900 ap-
propriation.
The Convention adopted the res
olution reported by the Com mittee
on Contingent Expenses for the
discharge of two Pages and the
Door Kee eeper and the employment
of two porters for committee rooms.
The daily cost of attaches to the
Convention was reported $l24.20.
A letter from the Secretary of State
announcing the cost of stationery
supplied to the Convention at ST.
449.
Larkin gave notice of resolu-
tlon limiting each delegate to ten
dollars worth of stationery for the
session.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
Eiassie NJ FaksxSt e.I4 l-A.

HARTFORD, Oct. 26.-The four
year-old mare Elaine, owned by
Gov. Stanford, of California, yes
terday gave an exhibition OF speed.
She trotted three different times.
The first mile was made in 2:241; /;
the second in 2:24, and the third IN
2:24 1-5 1t was decided to split
the difference and give the figures
as 2:244-a quarter second better
than the best time heretofore re-
corded.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
Or. Joseph Kurtz

Has removed his Office TO No. 50 MAIN
STREET, over Dotter & Bradley's Furhi-
ture store.
Office Hours-From 10 to IL, to and
to 8. observation-disclosures Vista street.
myItf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
!. iIANNON, NJ. D.,

.l,JNtEY pH YSICI N.
s,auMS 3 & IL, t.ANFRANCO BLOCK.
n Residence Downey Avenue. East
[. * Angeles, near the end of street rail-
nay.
.,iace hours from 10 to IL A. NJ; from ] to
~. 81, apo II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
A Cnse of Lyncntux Avertad AT
LpuisvsiIa

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 26 Some ex.
element was produced last night
by the appearance of a thousand or
more men and boys in front of the
city jail, drawn together by the
presence therein of Geo. Washing
Ton, negro, who outraged Frances
Otto on Sunday last. The arrest
OF the leader of the mob, the deter
mined efforts Of the police, " no
were armed with guns, scattered
the crowd. Pickets were stationed
at all streets leading to the jail
and preparations We're made to
give any effort a. lynching strong
opposition.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
Tho Vital RestoretIve

p. S.-DR. MINTIE can be co,Hnift4
In reference to the above ecompla,nis duf@
daily, and from 10 8 II, The exeni,7x.
Sundays, 10 A. M. to p. NJ. ConEuifatIf'A
FREE. Thorough examination and ID
vice, IS. Full directions end z. sdvics t!ee
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
the Arlxo.,a s..cifie.

YUMA, Oct. 26 The organiza-
tion OF the Southern Pac fic Rail-
road Co. is complete and material
Is fast arriving for it's extension
though Arizona. Work will be
commenced next week.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
kso1east. thc wouin-be Rtxtctdr.

New YORK, Oct. 26.-A Madrid
special says that Juan Moncasi,
who attempted to shoot King AL.
fonso yesterday, was arraigned.
When asked "What was your OBJ
ject in leaving your home on the
Mediterranean !and looming to the
capital?" he replied defiantly, "I
came here to kill the king" Mo.
ncasi was then returned to his
cell. He has associated with
Internationalists since arriving
Saturday last. The Council of
Ministers had protracted session
to-day. 1t is reported that the
King has requested that Moncasi
be not executed, but imprisoned for
term of years. Te Deums were
celebrated to-day in the Cathedral
and church sof the city. Congrat-
ulatory Telegram have been re-
ceived from all parts of the world.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27

-. n, p. RICHARDSON,
;,xsicinn and Surgeon
q i.ture, Fort HILL, Office, No. 10 DOW
>, .etta VISTA street. ney Block up stairs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Kirkpatrick.

, thee and Residence-No. Is l5FRANKLfN
STREET.. fe28-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
Administrator Of the Diocese.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 26.-Rev.
N, A. Gallagher, of Saint Patrick's
Church, has been appointed by
Archbishop Purcell administrator
of the diocese of Columbus, vice
Rosecrans deceased.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
NOW OPEN
Summer or Winter Residence

Commands charming view Of valley
and mountain, overlooking the san Ga
briel orange groves; is four miles from
railroad and telegraph station; house en-
tirely new, lighted by gas, and contains
all modern conveniences.
For particulars address proprietor, T. o..
Box l141, Los Angeles
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
Russian preparatians for War.


LONDON, Oct. 26.-The Standard
publishes dispatch from Vienna
to the effect that Russia's military
preparations are so vast that no.
body can doubt she is bent upon
further conquest. The only ques-
tion appears to be whether she will
wait till Spring, or recommence
war before that time. Her
excuse will probably be the out
breaks of Bulgarians, which were
gotten up by Russian agents. A
camp of 10000 men is forming at
Kischeneff, to replace the troops
who crossed the Balkans south
wards. Russia refuses to evacuate
Dobrudscha or Roumania until
Roumania has concluded an offen-
sive and defensive alliance. Rus.
sian agents openly claim that Mol
dovia, as far as Sereth, must be-
come Russian.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
Man Frnnci. suarL.,s.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Wheat
Good demand, and prices are
firmer; choice shipping and mill.
ing at $1.7O; good do, $1.674; firm,
$1.623@l65. Barley is dull; coast
feed, SO@95c.; bay, $1-1.O5. Oats
Sales of choice Washington Ter
ritory at $l.43a. Corn-Small vel
low, $l.172@l.20; large, $l.17k.
Rye nominal. Hay-Good volun-
teer, $l1 so; wild oat, $l2. Pota-
toes unchanged.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
Eastern War Mut.~rinss.

LONDON, Oct. GA dispatch
from Trebizonde reports that dis
turbances occurred at Artvin, in
which twenty were killed and
wounded. achievements have
been sent to the Russian
forces. A dispatch from Simla
estimates that the Resharwa col
umn will number 10000 men, with
86 guns. The Koorum column has
5000 men and "a guns, and the
Qnettah column $4,000 men and 60
guns, besides strong siege
train. One-third Of the troops are
Europeans.
Russian ARromss 90 tho British.
LONDON, Oct. ga dispatch
from Pera says that the British
Vice Consul at Bourgas has been
seriously assaulted by Russian
officers, and the Russians refused to
allow the British rnan-of-war
! Condar to go to Bourgas-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
CariousIy Preserved Bodies.


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-The
application of Chinamen to the
Health Officer for permit to dis
inter body for transportation to
China led to curious discovery
vouched for by the Health Officer.
In the process of exhumation two
bodies were dislnterred. One was
completely petrihed, but the other,
although 1t had been buried about
four years, was entirely natural in
appearance. No signs of decay
were manifested. The flesh was
soft and elastic, yielding to
pressure and resnming shape when
The pressure was removed. The
joints were perfectly flexible, and
in all respects the body seemed as
though life had just departed. A
similar case is reported to have
been discovered some years ago.
The body was enclosed la COM
mon rough coffin. The soil in the
vicinity is sandy, and contains
numerous small springs.
The Gs a.d Total Of San Francisco'i
Donations.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-J
G. Patrick, President Of the Citi'
zens' Committee for the relief o.
yellow fever sufferers, has filed his
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-An.
drew Santry, who was run over by
a Valencia street car last week,
died from his injuries at the City
and County Hospital! last night.
Henry Bisber, patient at the
French Hospital, suicided last
night by cutting his throat. He
was afflicted with heart disease,
and despair of recovery led to the
suicide.
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THIRD BOARD-2::3O P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED FIRM
FLOUR UNCHANGED DuLL-CoRN
FIRM-O OATS FIRM wHIsKEY FIRMER-PoliA
ouIET-LARD QUIET-PETRoLEUM DULL
OILS FIHM-sPIRITs TuRPENIINE FIRM
RosIN NOMINAL COFFEE FIRM SUGAR FIRM
TUESDAY,, May 14-6 p. NJ
Rusness was moderate to-day In nearly all COM
modites on 'Change there an effort mado to get
up tho price of wheat, but it was futile, tho market
closing dull 1T yesterdays figures. corn was active
and lrm Whiskey 1rmer. Pork and lard little bet
ter than nominal. Cotton the spot was steady /;
fn,ures closed firm, Groceries firm Oils
orally firm. Petroleum dull Rosin WAS dull ana
nominal but spirits turpentne was firm and quite active
Asnrs were dull, but without material change, and
quoted at 4c. 44c for pots and 51ac 5c for pearls
ANTHONY was dull, at 12ssc. 124c, gold for
regulus according to uuantity
BEgswAx dull but unchanged. and quoted at 2oac
q o7slc for We.tern and Southern.
CorrEE-For Rio the market was frm with sales OF
4 COS bags OF Memnon private terms, and, at
baltimore 5000 bags, Adelaide, also On private
,s,ns Mild coffee was quiet. We quote Ordinary
carpoes AXE. o 14Ac.: fair do, l65ac l6aac
good do, tic. q IKE; primo do, l71sc 17Ac.: ex-
treme range for lots i9c; Santos fair to good,
Ice a l61sc, gold 90 days; Java, government bags,
2oc a 21hc; do. grass mats 2oc 221sc; Singapore,
TIC Isle: Ceylon, l5c. 17c. Maracaibo. &c. .
l6,c Laguayra. I3c. 1879; Jamaca l3c. &c., St.
Domingo IKE 13c. Porto Rico l5c i7c; Costa Rica.
nc l71.c Mexican, 1876 Ice Macassar lie lsc
Anrostura i5c I61sc Savanla. l3c. l61c Curacoa
l3c. l4lsc. - .-,x.
stock of Rio coffee May T. 1878 5000
Arrived since May ex burgomeister Strive, San -
o'oo
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THREE-CARD MONTE.

william Y. Chandler, who Is said 10 have como
from Rutland W., was ANXIOUS to view this city by
gnsgh ana on his tour OF observation chanccd upon
a couple Of nico young men, who ingra,iatod thom-
selves with him and deooyed him into an establish
mcnt on Thompson street, where the thrcc-card
game is played. Ho was asked into tho velvet
room, and tboro entertained for a whiic by Batty
Williams, who ut length enticed him into making
bet. Chandler OF course picked out the wrong card,
and Williams awaited himself OF tho others tempo
rary occupation to take TO his heels. lie clear
Ing tho doorway, with a card pack In Que hand aud
the money IN tho other, when Detective Murphy. OF
the Eighth precinct caught sight Of him, gave chase
aud captured him. When produced In the Jefferson
the cards and money for another man who got vi.
Lie was hold Tor trial.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON May IA. 1878
good ordinary ssc Net receipts 5a bales. Exports coast
Nnw ORLEANS May "A. 1873.
Cotton arm middins ose; Low %idaiias Pr
Lxports-lo Great Britain, lioo; Continent 2,47s
Cotton apie. and arm; miadlng, zoe; low mdding
ports eoastwise, os5. Safes. 500 stock. 10000
Cotton q4e. and s..aar: masss io Aay N sl
S S5 S Yis oo sty:s o7
Cotton steady nss.g 30 iad ssIs. iSo
w,LaIsc1os, N q, May a, 1873 !,
Spirits OF turpentine firm Use. Rosin dull at>S ~
81 * ss'''" zip ana y % V Tor virgin Tar '''"as
Flour unchanged sales. s os~ss1 M Steady
snsme red state y y 81; 300 whe ao ID - -,
quiet and unchanged barley nomInay unchaaIsd Corn
ss min ssa n canal ssh' 90 bss co 10
lumber $50 900 feet. shipmens-i.oar e6is wheat
sss Dss
o pa an soy
ii3,ooo do. peas, l4,ooo do.
Flour fairly acsivs sales 900 obs UNCHANGED orees
M. IL I club milling d. ' o 200 oa pyaa
terms 400 TO- extra white Michigan AZ u 81; 400
istA on private terms 400 DO; 10, Gllwsatea
Western at e.
ern sold 4ac Oats IN fair uemand sales 900 bushels
quiet; sales $500 Canada track d7c three
ssaiss g. Sis Az s ssss ssssS
so SO SG 5o Short cut, IL SO g. Joy eaar M
l.ardbhs and tisrce. 7ac 7.sc tubs anu kegs, 7c
sssea s's sss Sisi SssS Raj, iss!ss.i
ssos ay YORK neep ~ IBIS oar ii
ssssy 5 s Do s s0 aao bis sa 81
whss. saR%sa ~
s sy Do OATS 1900 barley rys Ship
mens by canal y 90 @ III @ ~ bushels whea
Wheat DUH; No, white MIchssa, 81 ~; ss.r@ d.
y;g,s 81 % JsSs Nc
d.s s: Ssi cisssl aaji
shSms"i co. ss;n S wsss
SSC a. 81 az
No. sa J June. 4sSsc July VA 44 ss' -
Michigan. 81 3l1s; no. DO, 81 aela Corn lower: 10.
Mixed sss SSs Hs % IS *f:s
1905 bushels: outs. 54So DO sA''
Flour active. firm and uncaangad. Feat hrSsr;
aed Oats STEADY at @ Ste 0a s.a d. 4 snd
firm IL eoc eac Barley quiet unchanged Pork nom
H1 7se Bulk meats quiet A. V Is u 70 and iot
sssds Ss.s * and clear ~. S @
clear r6 and clear sides Butter steady unchanged
So rs $3 10; light 50 20 So 40: packing. SO 20 y
$50.
CHICAGO. May IL 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat unsettled but gem
orally higher 80 Chicago spring VI losl cash and
81 O34; rejected Sic Corn fairly active and shade
higher: doc. cash; 39s4c. Mays 39ac Juno 40c., July
Oats dull lower; 26c, cash. May, June and
July: Rye steady, with fair demand. A. 5s!se Barley
dull and shade lower; 50 20 cash and Juns;
81 SIX IS 10 july: s. 57s IS 90 August Lard dull
and shade lower; So TN cash and June SO 81 July
Sc e2k August Bulk meats steady and unchanged Aico.
hol steady with fair demand 33c 3fc. Wnskey
inuly unchanged at ~ o. FreightsCurn. TO Buffalo.
&c. Receptstlour. $50 Dtls. wheat u0 500 bushels
corn, 254 UU do oats 900 do. 5000 do barley,
5000 do shipn,ents- Flour 800 bills: wheat % 900
bushes corn l54 900 do oats $4,000 do $500 do
barley 400 AT the close wheat strongcr ~ losi bid,
May 81 uG ~ os June; VI o51 July. Corn stronger.
bid May 3Dlc Did June. Oats nrner but
ably PORK and lard rmer quotabiy
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The total sales Of stocks at the Board to-day aggre-
gated rs 725 shares.
The exports of domestic produce from the port Tor
the week ending this date wero s6,29S,6s6, against
81 o3I 74s for the corresponding week last year and
S. 1850 go n486. The total exports OF produce since
January S126 632 sos. against 500, 353479 for
the period last year and sS7, 4l9, $50 in 1o76.
Tho Michigan Central transfer books for the annual
election tomorrow, at three +. NJ. There was
active borrowing dcpand for the stock to-day and
at one time 1t was worth per cont per diem, al
though the last u per cent.
The receipts and shipments OF wheat and ut
Chicago and Milwaukee to-day were foilows:--
Chicago-Receipts OF wheat l09,47i bushels; ship
ncns, .977 do receipts of corn, 1858 754 do ship
ments; 15i, 727 do.
Observation-Disclosures Of wheat 81, 100 bushels;
shipments, 72,5c0 do. receipts OF corn 1000 do.
shipments, mono.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
CoMaIERCIAL.


LvsErooL, May 14-5 r. N.
CottonTo sales of the day included 800 bales Amer-
can Future; S8 Spsoa low middns clause sepem
Trade repor-he market tor yarns and fabrics ut Man
Produce-spirits of tuspentine, 25s pet cw..
Losp1s. May 14-0 I'm.
Produce-Rehned petroleum. 95ad por gallon
Lospos, May l4-Evcning.
Iinsced OIL f26 los. E26 i5s. per ton.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
u at s Western Sn1, s s f. s naeIn
clear dull at a5s i'd. sheet clear au at ads Hams
oas Gu. dull An A. "a, shoulders dun a, a ais "a gssr
mess. dun At 79s Lard-Primo Western dull
+ s "a .sssdy s s @
dni at o.. ino dull at los Cheese American ehoisa
steady a. IA prns soad a. o s' "a
Co. It sas al & 81 ;sAS sd and as
25s %. Tor new. cottonseed oil-Yslow American.
The Mark Lane Express review ofthe British
trade for tho past week. says; The recent heavy
sion Tor srowins cereals. but Il warm weather
tie weather Sa. 5ssa exceptionally svoraso The crops
forward Numerous reports IRON various paris OF
The ,pa.,ares are iaxariant. The favorable stale
poe" news the grain trade which remain. ia
state o. SUSPENSE penans definite 'e.ssmo"s = Inc
Mark Lane and in The PROVINCE, markets and
even choicest parcels rho week.. Imports j foreign
wheat into London been lar. but noe excessive
America aad Southern Russia have bccn the Chief
According to the latest avcos from Calcutta the
quantity OF Indian wheat aioat the It'll Of May
only $3.50 quarters sanst 2i603i the corresponding
10 1871 Holders Of foreign wheat while maniesting
little desire force Sales Nevertheless boon Obliged
20 accept reduction OF is. quarter Amoric
where cearanccs ship have necessary To avoid
landing charges. but tne cnncesson has not attracted
buyers who sI hold oil hopes lower prices, shoud
peace be assured frado. therefore, has moved
within tho narrowcst limits, and had II not
been for tile wants OF needy BUYERS almost
absolute sanltion must have The prevailing IN
activity also affected feeding stus Maize, barley and oats
have been diitut to easier terms Tho
% English wheat last q. lOt quarters
5s 81 10 Cos I'D the previous
ports Into tile Kingdom Tor tile ending May wcrc
l,Ui3.To6 cwt Of wheat and 1U7, $50 cwt of Hour"
FINANCIAL
LONDON. May 14-fP NJ.
United states a. Der cent ponds. lu5A: 1879, i0s
hvcs, gU0la Erie Railway shares. preferred. 3it
silver Is quoted to-day at % "a. per ounce.
IoxDoN. May Id .I5 l.. NJ.
Conso.s. 05 1915 for money y5 for the account
Paris advices quote ve cont rccs lueL 1uc Tor the
account ~ -
PARIS. May IA, 1878.
Exchange on London, 25E 1ec for short sight.
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marks . 100 marks Charters:-A Norwegian bark,
hence Cork for orders with 5000 quarters
grain Al 81 io3sd Norweaan bark hsnss ry 20
Cork Tor orders with 800 grain ~ %
gian bark to cork orders with 2oo uua.lns
grain ~ os French Lark hence 70 french pot s
1000 quarters s. 3D. Norwegian park hchco
to Antwerp. with general cargo on pryats Terms;
au American bark. 4s9 tons. from Phiiadei phia W
Genoa. with general including tobacco ~ Sos'
German bark. hence Rotterdam with auo b1is 20,
fined petroleum British brig hence TO the United
Kingdom direct with 500 bbs do at 3s ga an austrian
bark hence to Alexandria, with 200 cases refined pe-
treiean At SOC an Italian bark hence 20 Giorataf LOT
orders to the with bbs ehnea peto
lcum ut Is Cd option Of 23c With pryliese -
Adriatc at 5s. I'd. and 2Sc brig Philadepna 70
Gibraltar tor ORDERS with refined TO the Ma
terranean at Is Cd American brig from Philadelphia,
to sicily, with refined petroleum in cases at 25c.
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.. -
CoopERAGL STocR.-The market quiet. We quote =
Molsses shocks J2nch. with heads al oJ 81 gO
shooxs with heads 3Sinch. 81 81 80; do. 80 inch
e. 500 "; Iox shooAs ooc 6pc rum. DO ~; pipe 40
So 20 SO; empty no. shcads u 5J hoops. II feet ord
nary prime s3 St5; do, II oet do. 2s $50 NJ
CorrKR-Somc all lots OF lake sold ut i1ac. tho
kct closing ut 1onc. 1896.
CoRDAan was dan We quote :-ManiIa large and small
size ID. ike. l7lc do, corage bolt yarns
New Zealand. IL nc u l. lsc; Russia. lie
COTTON the spot steady Ut hrmer prices Futures
opened steaay az about last evenings closing figures
Shortly after the opening the market showed signs OF Inn
and prices advanced little and the improve
ment we'll sustained. the market closing rn with
advance Tor the day OF from 10 points The official
prices to-day, compared with Mondays. follows
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higher and the following were the changes:-An ad-
vance ef i IN Hannibal and st. Joseph cighths con-
yeriible u in Morris aud Essex Grsls consols, y ia
ST. Paul sinking iunds. Chicago and Northwest con-
soils aud Pacific Railroad OF Missouri seconds. and .
in Michigan Central There was decline OF
a In ST Paul Fights first
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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ncIu led In tho above 200 bales to arrive
contract 100 baen, yesterday For future delivery the
sales ivllows:-festerday, amer two A. M.May,
1000 at 1oDJc. 100 at 1oo2c June 100 1T inv9e Loo
~ lie July, loo ~ H. lbs August 1900 a. H. lie, 800
90 ! i3c. september. 100 at lns2ei -, az l0s2e.
csmDcr. 100 NJ io55e, Total. D,2oo bales To-
i5 s oo is 10 at ale 400 'h az i uIts
40 ~ ioocc. June 5000 10 s9e $40 al iie ioo at
400 Hose, 300 q, lioic: July 600 at iuvc
so at IL Toe. 100 ~ lille, 400 AZ l4c l.lop a.
1l3c, lSOo at II l4c., 3.l0o at ll.loc.. LOO Mt
IA l4c.. 30 at H. l3c August 500 al ~ he. JUJ ut
lli3c, 200 H. i0c. 40 ut Lille, 1900 at 1llsc
100 {, 9, ai , 5 s'p,s%ss s 80 al as,s 90 90
tober $40 :. iocos. loo a, iooss,, 100 q,
IUo9c Total. 1880 baes Grand total, 80 100 bales
1928 New Orleans, $50. Mobile, All; savannah. 90
Charleston, 800 Wilmington 81 Norfolk. ass New York.
132: Boston. 49, Total 1870 bales This day last week.
iub2 this day last 2,ois Total since september
4i2.OlI bales Cotton reinhts closed gs iollpws: ITO
lasre, by steam c conpresscd ny sail 1ac 10 Ham.
burg, by steam. ssc compressed To Bremen by steam.
1i.iuc comprcssed by sail iac To Liverpool I'D. Nv
FIsn-Cudish in Iight supply aud the demand was
also light. Sales were made wanted at 70 % for
Georges and S2 Is ~ 90 Tor urand Bank salos
about 3OO quiDtss Msckcrel were In demand TO u
moderate extent but the stock light aud good lets
nniy held aud selling sI6 SIs tor extra No.
$Is $40 Tor shore NO. 80 80 o. for extra shore
No Poor lots offered, bus they not wautod
even NJ a much lower price. Some few No. . O.
ceiyed ard selling 81. Box herring very
and sciing az iSc 2Jc. Tor scaled anu
Toe he for No Barrelled herring were dull and nom
inaI
Flour uTNS--Receipts- 10 1888 bbls. wheat
ITO bushels corn 0S ibis $50 sncks.
3ji7J bushels Data IA 020 do rye, 2i.vJU do barley.
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$50 do barley malt 3Ol do Flour moderate de-
at unchanged hsures for odd lots on tue aoc
for which rather lower prices sonottmes hccspteu
The sales, including state, Western and Southern were
about 1880 bhls within the annexed range hse nuur
quiet witE saca vi 300 bills Corn meal ruled STEADY,
with OF bits and Iiyo duli small
OF un.raded Western sold TIE Barley and barley