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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22
I'd Edition.
--latest qelegpanS to The Star.
LATEST NEWS FROM EGYPT.
Sir Garnet Wolseley to Go to Egypt

Sir Garnet WOlseley To Go to Egypt.
Sir Garnet Wolseley, with his stan, will embark
for Egypt early next week He will have the rank
OF general while in Egypt
The Position Of Russia.
LONDON, July ga Berlin dispatch to the Times
says: "Russia appears from the language OF the
accredited organ OF the government to demand
that England, before acting on the assumption
that the Porte has virtually declared to send
troops to Egypt, shall come to an agreement with
the other powers"
The Massacre Reports Exaggerated.
LONDON, July 22-The correspondent OF the Times
at Alexandria writes that he Is convinced that the
report OF the number OF persons maSsacred at the
time OF the bombardment were grossly exag-
gerated.
A Skirmish with Arabi,s:Cavalry.
LONDON, July IA dispatch from Alexandria
dated at 4:35 this afternoon says: To-day $50 rifles
under an aid-de-camp Of General Alison pushed
beyond Milaha, six miles hence, to blow up the
railway. They met some Of Arab Pachas' cavalry
and several shots were exchanged. The Egyptians
lied after losing two dead and several wounded.
The rifles, having finished their work, withdrew.
British troops now occupy Abeuk1r, and Will
occupy Rameh tomorrow. Arab Pacha has
levied war tax upon land TO the nominal
amount OF f500,000. The Khedive has received ad-
vices that Arab Pacha is well supplied with
provisions and ammunition, but that his forces
are not increasing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22
wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, July 22-The Posts financial article
says: At the Stock Exchange q. s. bonds are n
higher for the 4s. Il higher for the ANS, h lower
for the extended is, and q for the extended IS.
State bonds are strong for North CarOlinas, and
otherwise steady. Railroad bonds Of speculative
character show reaction OF 4a11a per cent from
the recent advance. The general stock market
has been less active than on any day this week,
although several specialt1es have been
active and buoyant. The chief OF these is
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. which on
large purchases advanced to 1881 from 1345s, but
as we write is selling at 1869. The other coal
stocks have been strong, Delaware and Hud-
son advancing to 1l61sl from 115H; Jersey Central
to SSz from SAY, and Reading to 631 from 6lT.
Among the special features Manitoba advanced
from 1874 to 1877, Houston and Texas from SO to 80,
Richmond and Danville from 1O6 to 10s Alton
and Terre Haute to IS from 3s&, and
Bloomington and Western to 46H. The gene
raj list was strong until about noon, when
there was break in Michigan Central, 81 from SO,
which depressed the general list YAK. Michigan
Central is now selling at SO. The dealing in Lake
Shore have been OF only moderate amount. The
southwestern stocks have been very dull, which is
also true of the northwestern stocks, with the
ception of Northern Pacific, which has been mod
erately active and rather feverish The money
market is extremely easy at 2a3 per cent for call
loans, TO per cent for time loans, and 4a5X per
cent for prime mercantile paper, few names pass
Ing below ~ per cent. The market for foreign
exchange is very dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22
What Two Boys Want to Know.
peclal Correspondence Of TILE Evening STAR.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENnpIsl, co IL IA Iniy 2IsI 1897

EultOr EVENING
Me and Johnny Burns want to say that It amt a
fair shake that all this vacation we can't take a
swim. Saturday we was most caught as we was
going to risk 1t, but when got to Easbys we see
a policeman taking a little shaver to the station
for indesent exposure OF his person. That's going
In swimmin. All the fuss is about girls looking
club fellows to stay until most morning, and some
times the fellows amt got clothes on enough to
wad gun; and what they got on is so Skin-tight
they look naxeder than the statues In the gallery
We boys want you 70 ask Judge Smell to please let
up on US boys that's under IA, or tell how little
clothes we must have on to go In swimmfn.
Yours, respect,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

Russian Refugees Sent Rack.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-The steamship Lord
Cough. which sailed for Liverpool to-day took out
60 Russian refugees, who are sent back to England
because the local committee here cannot provide
for them. About 80 still here in charge of the
refugee association. The president OF that body
has forwarded a letter to the London committee
explaining the causes leading to the return Of the
refugees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

A CATHOLIC PRIEST SUES HIS BIsHoP.--The pastor
or the Roman Catholic church at Coxsackte, NY,
mas begun suit against Bishop McInerney, OF Al
Dany, to restrain the latter from preventing him
bishop suspended him and sent another priest to
take his place, on account OF his refusal to say
mass for dead parishioner with whom he had
stanton not only refused to say mass but declined
70 open the church, and forcibie entrance was
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22
District Contracts Invalid.
DECISION OF CONTROLLER LAWRENCE.

Judge Lawrence, first controller Of the Trea-
sury, has decided that the contracts for certain
articles to be furnished for the ensuing fiscal year,
made by the District Commissioners in the latter
part OF june before the term Of Commissioner Dent
expired, are invalid, on the ground that the con-
tracts were made before the appropriation bill
was passed by Congress. The law says that
the District Commissioners are prohibited from
making any contract or mourning any obligation
other than such as are hereinafter provided for
and shall be approved by Congress, which means,
according to Judge Lawrence'S decision, such con-
tracts and obligations as may be authorized and
approved by the appropriations made by Con-
greSS 1t Is not known until the appropriations
are made to what extent the estimates Will be ap-
proved, or what expenditures will be authorized
Judge Lawrence has addressed letter to this
effect to the District Commissioners and in It has
suggested that the parties with whom the board
contracts have been entered into, shall be notified
that they are invalid as soon as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

"A PLANTER's WIFE AvEsGED.-James Barnett. a
pianter In BosSter Parish, La. shot ana ktisct a
anu attempting undue liberties with MrS BirnetL
M. Barnett Was absent at the time OF the at
Of what had occurred After the shooting he sur
rendered himself to the sheF11k s-szs=
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22
The Tariff Commission.

THE SESSION AT LONG BRANCH TO-DAY.
LONG BRANCH, July 22.-The tariff commission
this morning spent an hour In execu-
tive session. The free-trade club of New York
was notified that its representatives would
have hearing next Tuesday or Wednesday.
Mr.. French, Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
was notified that the commission would like to
avail itself Of his knowledge of revenue and tariff
matters, and that he would be heard rs soon as
convenient to him.
subcommittee was appointed to draw up an
other statement to the pubic asking Information
in regard to tariff matters. There will be public
session this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

Messrs- George Archer and George Gaines. two
wen known young merchants, OF Richmond. Va.
were arrested last night on the Charge OF beang
about TO engage In duel Tho mon were bailed
In the sum OF q 900 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

ARMY ORDERs-The leave OF absence granted
Capt Emil Adam, 5th cavalry, is extended two
months; leave OF Capt John NJ. Hamilton, 5th
cavalry, is further extended two months; leave
for six months on surgeons certificate OF diSa-
bility is granted Capt. Frederick w. Elbrey,
assistant surgeon, q. S. army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22
The Markets,

BALTIMORE. July 22.-virginia 6s consols COZ
do past due coupons, 60; do. ten-forties, Az
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. July :22.-Cotton quiet-middling
12sl. Flour unchanged Wheat southern higher:
western opened higher and active reacted and Closed
easy-southern red .20a1 %; do. AMBER .22a1 "a
No. western winter red, spot l. q asked July l. 10
al .204; August, !. I6aa1. ICY; September, 1.16I4
bid; Octobr, 1.174a1.1SS. Corn. southern easier;
western du-southern white, 1.09a1. IL do. yellow,
nonnally 90a91 western mixed, spot sa85: August
83;.aS4b; September, S5'4a861G; October 81 asked.
Oats steady, with better demand-southern. 65a6s;
western white. 6Ta6S; do. mixed. 62a65: Pennsyl-
vania. 65a6S. Rye quiet 80: Hay unchanged Pro-
packed. 14a20.; creamery. 2sa27. Eggs dull l6.
refined firm 1.3sais. Whisky steady, LII. Freiehts
to Liverpool per steamer unchanged. Receipts-hOur,
1856 barrels wheat 80, CSC bushels corn, 704 bushels
oats, 5,945 bushes; rye, 231 bushels. Shipments
wheat 1891 bushels; corn. 2, 65l bushels. Sales
wheat 629, 32S bushels; corn, AZ 1854 bushels.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Stocks firm. Money, 2a3.
Exchange-long, 4S514; short, 48614. State bonds
inactive Goyernments generally firm. Cotton quiet.
NEW YORK, July 22.-F1our dull and declining.
Wheat heavy unsettled and 1a23l its lower. Corn
heavy and 4a1 cents lower Pork firm, 81 00a22 90.
money 90 5-1s: for the account ss9s. Atiantc and
Great Western first mortgage trustees certificates AS
do second. 17si. Erie seconds, 991s. Illinois Cen
tral. l41. Pennsylvania Central, 634 Reading, 81
LONDON, July D. nc nsos, for both, so l1-I6
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trustees
Central, 141a. Ontario and Western. 29A.
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The Massachusetts Republican Con.

BOSTON, July 22-At the meeting of the repubh-
can state central committee to-day 1t voted to
hold the state convention at Worcester, September
goth. George F. Hoar will preside, and George D..
Robinson will be the chairman OF the committee
on resolutions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22
Is 1t DangerOusl

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR.
The eastern branch OF the Potomac, just above
Benning's bridge, although restricted TO sand
scows and pleasure boats, is public highway land
boats, out-riggers and other small craft upon its
waters
The point OF attraction for pleasure boats Is a
place called Licking banks, about mile and a
half above the bridge. 1t is the nearest bathing
place. to the bridge; has spring of good water
close by, and is also good fishing ground.
The targets OF the rifle range, located on the east
side OF the branch are so placed near the waters
edge that the balls missing them must strike
Gust below Licking banks), or else pass over the
banks and into the woods and fields beyond
cehy nsd o 20 up tns
by those passing up or down, while the firing Il
going on.
number OF boats In close proximity, and con.
tanning about fifteen persons, were passing In
range, and although there was considerable hal
looing on their part for the firing to stop, when
they neared the range. no notice was apparently
taken Of it, as the firing continued at regular In
tervals.
Upon inquiry, afterwards learned from resi-
dent near The bridge that the firing is considered
very dangerous by those who frequent the waters
and that as matter OF fact, several Sand-scoW
men had been accidentally shot while passing
How true this Is do not know; as do not recol
lect reading any account OF such accidents In the
papers, but sand-Scow men have rights. 1t is ar
undiSputed fact, however, that man was severely
wounded while passing the targets In a row boat
about two years ago, on the Goth Of May, an ac
count OF which accident was published in TIL
STAR at the time.
While not desiring to interfere with the sport OF
exercise in craftsmanship OF the gentlemen so en-
gagged, would like to ask through THE STAR FOL
the benefit of all who travel up down this stream
for business or pleasure, what measures, besides
accurate aim, are adopted by the marksmen Il
prevent accidents, which, should they happen
might be most dire In consequences.
In a practice OF this kind, not alone care, bu
extraordinary care should be exercised.
INT hn yan I'M I'M aal-
is so high that small boats can only be seen ap
preaching danger, by lookout stationed on the
river Pro RoSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

SIGNAL CORPS ORDERs.-By direction. OF the Sec
rotary OF War the Following changes In the sta
lions and duties OF enlisted men OF the sgnafcorps
USA,wil be made: First class private f. j. Glass
ana report for duty to Sergeant Robert r. watkins
On charge OF station.) First class Private Louis
burg, Va, ind relieve Sergeant VIM. II Boshby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22
Not That Doctor.

from the DETROIT foeL
A well-known medical man Of this city uas
called up by telephone the other day. when tho
following conversation took place:
1T has come doctor"
The doctor thought he knew the voice, and,
wondering why he had not been sent soc,
shouted back:
sis it all right?"
"It's very small pattern" answered t.
voice, which was that OF a woman, but it NJ
do If we take palms."
The doctor caught the last word and calle6
distinctly:
''Gve IL paregoricl"
There was mumbled discussion which -
could not hear. and then the voice called:
"Is this Doctor -"
'Noi It's Doctor -, of Fort street"
Then he heard a chorus of mirth and was -
formed that he was In communication with
fashionable dressmaking house, and that 1t vase
silk dress for Doctor IS wife that was under
discussion. and that he was the wrong man,
which. under the circumstances, was rather .
relief to the Fort street physician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

Mr. A. L. sTuRTEvANT, superintendent of the
stationery division Of the Treasury department,
has returned from Massachusetts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
F. T. Browning ct al, trustees TO Michael Leddy,
lot !, 50. BOG; s7G25 j. A Smith, trustee, TO Mich
ael b. Harlow, w y Is, So 2ss; 81 300. J. J. Ed
Schweeuer to John Fahrnkof, sub 81, SO. 509
$1,000 c. C. Duncanson to /. A. Talbot, subs 2,
23 and "a So. 686; s9,291.45 l. A. Talbot TO c. c.
Duncansol, trustee, same property; 8. Pat
rick Allen to Annie A Cole, pit %, SO. 1853; s. $50.
Morgan r Wise to same, pit p, So l5S; So 1000, SUBJ
ject to 5000 on trust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to ThoS.
Henry Barnes and Matilda Dyson; Geo. +. Ellis
and Emma Triplett; w. II. Clarke, OF Owensboro',
KY, and Magaret Halves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

THE PRESIDENT accompanied by his private sec
rotary Mr.. Phillips, paid official visit to Pres-
dent Barr1os at the Arlington Hotel, at half past
three O'Clock this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER To-DAY.-Ofdce OF
the Chief Signal officer: am. s.; II am. IS s.;
2p m, S0.2 Maximum. 81: minimum, &C. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

| The Portsmouth, Va, navy yard was practically
closed up Thursday night for the month 0f JAY
and everybody was discharged, but orders arr1Vo1
from Washington yesterday 20 continue opUor
lions -
At IRE in New York yesterday polIceman nGy.
nol0s saved the lives q eight cAlldren, hav1U
forced h18 way into the buFn1ng 0un01DEs -
~ 49, Gr1pped nom abOvk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22
Capitol Notes.

The first enforcement of the new rule adopted
by the House prevailed TOT day, unanimous re-
port was made accompanied by bill, by the ways
and means committee to allow rebate on articles
entering into construction OF ships when ordered
from foreign countries. The democrats offered
an amendment for free ships, and having ma
Jority OF the House in attendance. the republi-
cans were compelled to fllibuSter away the MORN
ing hour to defeat 1t.
The House this afternoon passed bill fixing the
rates OF postage on second class publications de-
posted In letter carrier Office by the carriers of
the Office at a uniform rate OF two cents pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

STRIKE NoTRs-Of thirty Germans who lately
came to Waterbury, VT, from Europe to work at
the wooden mills at Wi nsoski. nineteen struck yes
terday for an increase OF 50 per month. They
were allowed to leave. The peoples line OF Al
oany boats have discharged the deck hands and
nremen Of the steamer Drew, who demand an In
crease from $25 to $50 per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

PRESIDENT BARRIos visited the Capitol this
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22
The Iron MOulders, Convention.

NEW YORK, July 22.-The iron moulders' con-
yentiOn, which has been in session for the past
two weeks in Brooklyn, has just adjourned sine
die. Considerable routine business has been
transacted, but was not made known. The
different branches OF the association are said TO
be in a prosperous condition, and have good
capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

MISSING UNDER PECULIAR CIRCUMSTANCES
Gustave Didler, Of New York, aged IL, has been
missing from his home under peculiar circum-
stances. He had procured work at $250 per week
IN factory, and was denounced as a ''Scab" and
stoned and maltreated by his companions for cut
Ting under the wages they demanded He and
morning, when he started for his home, and fhas
not been seen Snaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

BIDS for furnishing carpets for public buildings
for the current fiscal year were opened to-day III
the Treasury department by the commission ap-
pointed for the purpose, consl sting OF Messrs A.
II. Holt, II. G. Jacobs and j. s. Tfchenor. There
were six bids After reading them the commits
sion adjourned until Monday at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

three-fOurths Of the way to the Indian Terri
tory. The Missouri. Kansas & Texas line also
connects Emporia with large extent of coun-
try. and what with the two new roads there Is
probably no better place in the west In which to
establish a business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

Among the WaShfngtOnfanS at the hotels and
cottages at Oakland and Deer Park are the follow
ing: Gen. Sherman and family; Gen. G. W. Clark
and family; John E. Kendall and Mrs Kendall
and Miss Lille Kendall, F. A. Richardson; M. W.
Gait and family; Rev. Mr. Elliott, OF the Ascension
church; Mr. and Mrs ChaS A. Shafer; Dr. r K.
and Mrs GOldsborough and Mrs. Fitzhugh Coyle;
Mrs. j. E. Sickles and Miss Miranda Fraser; James
K Young and family; DIR. Marmion and family;
Major ). d. Stevenson. U, s. A.; Mrs. Watkins and
daughter; Mrs E. e. BabcOck; Mrs. G. w. Adams
and family; Geo. G. Henning; Admiral Ingraham,
and Count Henry Won BueSr, the German minister,
and Mr.. P. w. Buddecke, chancellor OF the lega-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-13

refused holding out for 5c Crude Certificates
has here 'S and nG%f
& s' cs ars ns
follows Market opened 10 M gG,sd 5sSaS e 7s Sss
% 7s % sales les ass NJ 1as sss' rs iis
s M saS. 72s 800 Sss. sss; ss
Crude e eS f 100 %onS sS
d ass bills total for month, Sl6lss bbs' average 4os2o
nsa here Ness could not be had
ds sSae BS5 GS Ss%s I
sS eS nG.. lP SS" 81 a. as sly sssss
quite slSSs Strong GGTas no desdod change
Sssi CITY Pai Extra IL India aHHs Mes
quiet, but held very hrm quoted ~ snnnoyt
s Ide io 1a fsScG sscades Sc shGgaer
Smoked Hams i1a al cMIDpLEs 1err siIonsy held,
P HS, rad Sn Se' and a Short "s Tear
DRESSED about &c bitter aud in goRd ds%aRi
fS Sd nO1 pcT 10 f higher and very
close when there was an easier sTe6us s"q epVn of firm
for lots very light and fairly active TReGaa
sales loo lc Choice soc $500 tcs Anil j. 55Sl S1c
closing s,g io GSs s Goo u TSs 5 closing
iS7 ao 1850 tcs July soc, closing Il ~ y 20
1853 5Sc les 's sSpt ss Aas"i
closing o2 sei S 5c City steam o
Gedn asf a aaooa 1850 SS for
Demand is shn very slick. ad prices un Fa,r ~
Choice SSdS7c. Welsh Tubs FAIR to Choice 3sa ci Lew
Western Creamery Fair Fancy 3jQ4 imitation cream
cry 056c. Dairy. Fair to Choice 2Sd5c Factory ropr
To- Choice i20j4c CHI EES E-Trade Is only moderately
active hold very steady state Factory Fancy 20
the home state Factory Poor 70 =
l3c. Western Flat Fair to Choice sGl2 Cneduar f;
10 Cho &C. S0l2 &c: SKINS Poor 10 Choice, 2G6 &c
have varied materially in price ruling gl,e n a W, and
Pennsylvania l7al7+c Western lIc Southern Io@lci
Western outhern, Fair to Good. IL aloc
KlCIt-Fairly active steady ANA unchanged
SEEDS-Qufet and generally unchanged. o.o -.
SUGAIs-Raw firm, but rather quiet; sales Zoo nnus'
Porto Rico at 15ec; Centrifugal a. sac;
sc 900 bags IlOO G1Ie &c Cuba Muscovado Inferior 10
Common al 4c: Fair Tic; do. Good 7sc DO iIne
7ac Centrifugal hhds and bags 7fsdS-c Mosses
sugar. hhds boxes and bags 6ls17<c; Melaio 4t~pe;
%. 6sH7 &c; do. do 10 10 ~
7a7 SC Porto Refining Inferior to Good Far o2D
The do do Good to Prime, 7sdi sc Brazil, d. = NOS 10
H. 7G7ec. Java ID. s. Nos to ~. 79aShc Manila ana
TIoilo super Extra superior ta7hG Refined firm
ami active; Crushed. log Powdered s losS;
ard "a" 3sg9c; Mould "A" 99c ooatectio22e so A.
93ic OF "a" 9lfa9l2c; White Extra en9lsc neio" 40
So Gs7sc Yellow &C. 6ha8hc; Yellow, 77sGssc: c,.,
bTEARINE-Quiet, but held very firm; Cholce City
quoted sc; sale 5000 Oleomargarino SteaIine d0Nc
ALLoW-Steady quiet; Prime CITY, &c; sales ooooo ID
,,,.,
at 81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-13
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. April 12-l2:30 p. m.-Cotton hm: Mid
ding Upands 6Ad Middlng Orleans, 6lSIGd sales 900
bales including 1000 bales Tor speculation and export
ceipt bales including ll5OO bales American Flu
tures-U pands Low Middng clause April delivery Ga4d
aso al, pr and Nav delivery 64cd; also Gi2otd
i'd delivery. US4d; do. August and
SepI delivery. 6S7e1d- Futures steady
LIVERPOOL April l2.3:OO m.CottOn-- The sales OF the
day included 1900 bates American
LIVERPOOL April 1850 y, INJECTION -FutUres-Up-
lands Mddng clause August and September delivery
6b7sid
Mddng clause April delivery. 64ied; do. April and May
delivery Ctd do May and June delivery G's4d do June
and July delivery glad do July ana August delivery
Osd August and September delivery Goead Futures
closed hat
Mdding Ii oil &c. Good Ordinary, lO2c; receipts. 80
BALnoRE- April I2.-CottoD steadyt Midilne l2isc.,
Low Mdne Good Ordinary, lOSsc; gross receipts.
.56 bales; sales AS stock. % OJ5 bales
CHARLESTON April l2.COttOn 81 ady; Middng II sc.
Low Mddng, 1lsc; Coca Ordinary, IL net receipts
ana bales; sales 800 bales: stock. 24.305 bales
Low Middng Ac.; Good Ordinary 1876; receipts,
7g bales exports To the Continent 300 bales coastwse
2gI4 bales; sales. LILO bales: stock 1888 bales
NKMPHIS April l2-COttOn steady Mlddnng. IL Sc. Low
Mddnng Good Ordinary. lOosc; net receipts. $40
Daes; shipments Gi7 bales sales 400 baes stock. 5445O
bales $50 ,.,,,, -
70g bales gross bales exports TO France 4592 bales
bales sales 1000 bales stock. 2ll39l bales
SAVANNAH April l2-tOtton steady; Mlddnng ii SCI Low
Nddng Good Ordinary lose. net receipts, 35o
bales: xpoI Great Britain 423 bales sales, l4OO
bales; last evening. 800 bales; stock. 1890 bales