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hANSAs CIlt AhiO.JJ -hPih "tn'-I ne SoH-
ference If the Latter Day Saints conveDes
to day at Independence, in this State Over
800 delegates fcom all parts Of the country
will be in a.teLdaI &c.
Destruction by Fire.
BEARNE TEX J. April 5th.-Thres fine
brick blocks were burned here to-day. Loss,
S45 600; half insured.
NORTH ATTLEBoRo Mass April 5sh.-A
FIRE this morning burned out the following
IN anufacturing jewellers: Stephen Richardson
& Co., Totten Brothers, Ashtons Scho6eld &
Co., Somer. B)dge l. Christy, 4. S. Bailey i
Co, Clark & Combs, y. J. & j. III. Richards,
Marsh & Begnay. Loss, $500 Two
hundred and fifty jewellers are thrown cut of
work.
A Hero OF Balaklaya In Disgrace.
SAN ANTONIO TEX. J. April sh-Leuten.
ant Sherburue, hero IF Balsklsva in the
British army. has been arrested, tharged with
obtaining $500 by fraudulent check on
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Murder by Horse Thieyes.
MORGAN tTex.l April 5th.-Horse thieves
killed one of our best citizens aud escaped.
Noted Outlaw Captured.
Ell PAso (Tex.), April 5th.-By 8 sharp
trick, detective Jack Duncan, Of Dallas, cap
tured the noted outlaw, Jesse Roscoe, of
Tombstone, Arizona.
Fatal Accident.
CHICAGO, April 5th.-0tto jacobson,
German, going from San Francisco to his
home in Germany, was killed yesterday at
the Grand Trunk depot, being caught be.
tween humping post and the cars.
City Under Water.
MORGAN CRY tLa.l April Gh.-All the
business houses are clio. ed The water ia
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L0UEs SLOss a CO.,
nEALERS, CORNER OF FRONT AND
~ streets. Highest price for Hides, Sheep
Peits and Tallow Butchers supplied with Salt
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers,
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made foi
all consignments. ie1S-4ptf
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A. n. TOwNE. .......... General Superintendent
T. II. GOODMAN GEM Pass'r and Ticket Agent
ia9-4ptf
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CURGEoN AND PHYSICIAN (LATE OF CHICO,
- CaD Office and resid $50 street be-
tween Fifth and sixth Office hours--9 TO 113o
A. NJ l to p NJ, z 70 SP. NJ. "a 4p1m
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Hon. c. L. Williams, Chairman Of Foreign Affairs
Committee-Dear Sir leave here the LIST Of April,
aud ought to arrive in New York by the 10Th. i
all come at once to Washington. Read my late
dispatches. The United States are in bad way out
here in the line OF reputation. Yours,
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA.
z chinist, Front and streets. Manufacturer Of
euttenberger's Horss Powers, Patekt Ground Roller
and Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All kinds Of
Hydraulic Pipes For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses. ml-aplm
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DE. w. II. RAIDMIv.
w, A, HUGUsON, M. D..

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
" corner Of Second and K strests. Office Hours
10 A. " to I'm; 3P.M to 5 P NJ, and p. MINIS. I'm
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MISS L. ). KELLOGG, M. D.,
DIR. hEvDy.

HOMEOPATHIC PLY SICIAN-0FFICE,
4 corner Seventh and streets (Nathans Build
ing). and Residence, 9l9 street. Office hours
From II to g. 6 TO 8 p NJ ml4-4pfm
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T. Il, MCFARLAND.
BEATTY. BEATTY IL BEATTY,

A TTORNEY-AY-LAW-o OFFICE, NORTHEAST
"A corner OF J and Second streets. Residence, Ii
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. fe9Ap1n
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To THE UNF0REGsJSsTEl
DR.. GIBBOH'S DISPEHS.gY,
ess Kearnr street. san Frnne,seo.

Established In 1854 for
the treatment OF Sexual
and Seminal diseases,
such as GoDorThea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis In ali
It's forms, Scunina. Weak
ness Impo.ercy. Skin
Diseases, ETC., perma-
nently cured or no Charge.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
consequence ofself.abuse.
This solitary vice or de-
pravedsexual indulgence,
{ both sexes to an almost
& with unerring certainty
forbid symptoms, unless
cal measures viz. Sailnvy
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

n lO1eNh i - n L LA W.
g. b. BATS. A. c. FREEMAN
FIREMAN e BATES.
T AwYERS-oFFICE, NO. s16 FIFTH STREET
between and J, Sacramento, Cal. my
cHAs. T. JONES' I'd M. MARTIN
JONES d MARTIN,
A TToRN EYS-AT-LAw, No. 6o7 STREET, BE.
IA tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento
m24-4plm
WILBUR F. GEORGE, CLINTON L. WHITE,
Notary Public. Notary Public.
WHITE IL GEORGE,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS-AT LAW,
"A northwest corner Of Seventh and streets, Sac
ramento. NILS I'm
JOHN w. ARMSTRONG,
A TTORNEY-AT LAW. - OFFICE, CAPITAL
IA Bank Building corner Fourth and streets
Residence, No. 917 street. r. NJ. CLAkKEN,
same Office will attend to Mr.. ARMSTRONGS bust
ness in his absence. ml1.lm
GROVE L. JOHNSON,
A TToRNEy- FIFTH ST
"A between 1 and J. Residence, No. 207 street
between Seventh and Eighth. m10-4p1m
T.. Il. MCFARLAND,
A TrORNEY-AY- Law OFFICE, NORTHEAST
"A corner OF J and Second streets. Residence, II
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. fe9Ap1rn
a. O. BEATTY W IT, BEATTY. ADAM BEATTY
BEATTY, BEATTY IL BEATTY,
4 TToRNEYS-Ar-LAw, WILL PRACTICE IN
"a Federal and State Courts Of California and
Nevada Office Capital bank Building, corner
Fourth and streets. fe4, 4ptf
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CHARLES E. pINKuAM, NJ. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
4 Il Office, Seventh and J streets lover Acker.
Sacramento, Cal. Hours-0ffice, to 4, and ~
P. NJ; Residence, till A. NJ. ml6h
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-oFFICE AND
Il Residence, No. 1923 J street. between Third
Fourth. Hours to 10 A. NJ, 8 to and to P. N.
Office OF City Superintend mt of Public Schools at
same place me- 4plm
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TJoMEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
n a Offcs, southwest corner Of Seventh and J
streets, in Bryte's new building, up stairs. Resi-
dence, southeast corner Of Seventh and n streets,
Sacramento. Office hours l to and to 8 P. NJ.
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Dk. A. f. EKINE,
NRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
W Berlin, Germany and of the Medical College OF
the Pacific, San francisco Office and residence,
521 street, between Fifth and Sixth, Sacramento.
Office hours, to II A. NJ, 8 TO and 7 to s P. M.
mis-.
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF PACIFIC
AND DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA,
Office Of Chief Quartermaster, Preside OF
Ami
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HCULIsT, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
? Diseases Of the Throat. Office, 1904 j street,
corner of Fifth, Sacramento Bank, Sacrsrrento
Cal. Hours-e:30 to II A. NJ; TO P. n Sundays
e:30 to IL A. n: to P al-E
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BIZ. WALLACE A. gREGGs


OFFICE, 81 j sTREET-oFFIcE HOURS: 9
A. NJ, and 1890 to P.a N. ml-d
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Conference OF Latter Day saints.

KANSAS CITY Mo-, April 5th.-The Con-
ference If the Latter Day Saints convenes
to-day at INDEPENDENCE. in this State. Over
800 delegates feom all parts Of the country
will la in attardar "a
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Sacramento, April 3, 1882.
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MINNEAPOLIS (Minn.l, April 5sh-Ames
(Den is elected by l.790 plurality, and $50
over all The Democrats elected four out OF
ihe FIVE Al3ermen
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script to the letter of May ooh:
May Il, 1881.
Sir: Since my letter of Yesterday was closed, the
remarkable letter of General Grant TO Senator Jones
has appeared in print here, and has already deter
mined my clients to reconsider their intention to
fer General Grant the Presidency OF this company,
and am instructed to reopen this parcel and add
this intim alton OF my clients read General
Grants letter through business eyes only; but none
the less it disturbs them. am further instructed
to say that my clients may be glad to consi Ter any
nominations TO the Presidency of the Peruvian Com.
pany which the President may be so good to sug-
gest. Amorg many capable men, other conditions
being equal, we shall of course prefer some one
ENJOYING the Presidents entire confidence. Very
respect uliy, J. x. SHEPHERD,
IT, tbaD raai
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-19
La REUNION.

J. The colony IL still under tho influence Of
the emotion caused by the publication of
an article in tho Times, written with OK.
traordinary violence, about two Indian
coolies, which the English paper represented
as having boon submitted to tho most cruel
treatment by their employer On the faith
OF an untruthfnl correspondent, and with
rich display of hcartrending details, tho
3maes narrated that man and woman, Ct
Indian race had been victims of such rough
usage rs the pom could not describe, that
tho woman in an advanced state of prep-
nancy, had been numerically beaten aud
dragged by tho hair, etc. Tho fact has
been found most enormously exaggerated,
but the Times conclusion was. neyert he
less, that the moment was come to FREQ the
unfortunate coolies from the hard oxist-
ence they were submitted to in the Island
Of Reunion, and that it would be proper to
put stop to the Indian emigration by a
stringent prohibition. Tho local papers,
"IHOnteur dc io Reunion and I" Nouyeau
Saloizau," protested with onorgy against
the malicious imputations of the English pa.
per. The President of the Chamber of Agri-
culture, Hon. M. Cornu, even considered it
necessary, by special letter, to request of
the Governor of the Island to interfere and
to protest officially against the hateful ac-
cusatatiou. BY a letter Of the 10th of May,
the Governor answered that all the facts
denounced were in reality to be reduced
down to simple conformation, for which
the faulty employer had been condemned
to n fine of five francs, and that all tho rest
WAS only sentimental falsehoods in favor OF
the Indians, and, further, that in all that
had happened, there was nothing which
could Justify the least doubt about the pro.
lection which surrounded the emigrants in
Reunion.
Much noise was made about nothing,
the Times only having seized the first op.
portunity to bring up again the question oil
Indian emigration, which seemingly tickles
its fancy. But tho truth is, that tho Eng.
lish government are not in any way sorry
to soc the Reunion occupied" by 1000
of her subjects, and that they will no,
mako the blundor Of voluntarily losing
the tools of influence and action they
readily find in such thick population.
Moreover, we begin, in the Reunion, t.
BIO perfectly edited on that hypocritica
polite who assumes airs Of false sentimen
tally about nothing; and if timid persons
dread the suppression of the Indian emf
grafton, on the other hand, many clear
sighted minds, whilst looking over will
uneasiness on the sister Island, Maurice
are asking whether it would not DO prudeu
to gradually put stop to tho continuous
invasion Of the Indian loousts. From III
"Ausnir DIES Colonies 60 la Mmiae," jul
l. 1882.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-19
SATURDAY PRESS.
Indian Coolies at the Island Of Reunion
dUgHST 10. 1882


'f'h'' RON French paper handel NJ Tor publication
convention on tho Indnn emigration
Tor mo Island Of Reunion wns signed in
1901, botwoon the French md English gov.
ornmonts. Since then, England Inns never
ceaeed to mako complaints, on tho ground
That tho coolies woro i'll treated
In 1877, nm Angl.Frnnco commission.
composed Of Colonel Goldschmidt and AID.
mifal Mot was sont TO Reunion, bnt their
report did not Justify tho complaints of the
Englbh government Nevertheless. Tho
fronoh government introduced seyoraj now
regulations mud insisted upon the slrict oh.
Htrvonco OF the rules. These now tpoasuroa
were embodied in two "decrois." the grst
VI winch wns put into execution immodi-
moly' rho second wns aubmittod before.
nhhu 10 tho Consul. General OF Iionpion
VINO adopted II md Hont ID 10 France for the
noccosaty appreciation Of tho metropolis
onluckily, tho Council of State. in whose
competency tho law foil, thought necoenry
TO introduce in IL sovcraI notifications. Il
was consequently necessary TO ssnd il bnck
10 mo ConsnI.Gonoral Of Reunion, and who
WIZ dond II ngnin to France in about four
- - hOu'Hhs
Tho opinions nro divided M TO tho cnuso
OF England's complaints. Some think that
tno English government does not SEQ with
favor tho annual emigration of 1000 or
1900 coolies for n French possession whose
prosperity is not quite satisfactory. There
always is little jealousy in Engands
tdonlings, and tho English may think that
by forbiddug the Indian emigration, the
fronch colony will DO ruined. Bnt England
IS mistaken, for France would Immediately
apply to tho Portuguese possessions, or to
tho natives Of Africa, for example, TO tho
nativos OF Gabon, who would Immediately
tako tho place OF tho coolies.
Bnt If England is sincere, then the OK.
planation of bor conduct is that sho has
been wrongly informed rs to tho real treat.
ment bestowed On the coolies. Fpplapd
cannot ia reality complain of tho emigra.
tion, for in India the faminos aro no frequent
that tho emigration helps the existence of
those who ROMAN. Finally, the dcclara.
ton of Sir Chas. Dixie ia inaccurate. and
tho rnmor has misled many persons, bnt
the Indian Government has not virtually
suspended tho emigration of Indian coolies
for Reunion.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

roxpoN Nov. 25-l23O p m.-U bonds, four per cent,
10 81, Atlantic Great Western first mortgage trustees
certlicaes 49,. rie. $685. do second C0nsols !S New
YORK central, 49, IA Illinois Central - = FennsyVanla
Central Reading. 26a; New-Nork, ontario ald
Western o. Alilwank ee and st Pau common, 1927
IONION Nov 25-2:UO D. ma lintic and Great West
certificates. 4V'a; 3O1a
Now-Y 1871 2; Illinois Central l4s Pennsyl
yauia Central 6O7s; Reading 2J NeWh Ork ontario ana
Westcro. q l.; Milwaukee and ST Paul common lob
LONDON Nov 25-4:0O D. m-Paris adyices quote three
ueT cent Teutes 90 confines the account
and exchange London at 20 francs 239 cenmes for
checks 49,. INN,
ToSnov Nov 25 The Economist of this week SAYS THE
rate discount for bank bills 20 DAYS 10 three months IL
trade bills. ~ DAYS 10 tliee months
H. o. ccn,. spite Of the recovery in 1Onsols tie
so markets have very Gloomy. Home railways gen
orally Tctpsed IN American quite panic was AZ nes
iDlr Trade PROSPECTS, COldi ION OF the money market
a bad trahcs contributed produce the ad results
ceptug in DOSING prices OF the week were
p ne Iow.st Ienvel and Rio Gfandc declined 81 wabash
yrefeIencc do Ordinary Central aclhc and oregon an 1
ntulua pr eerled 3D. Norfolk and Western and ~ Louis
and san Francisco pufe B. Lake shore Ohio and Mis-
sis.ippi . ana Louisville and Nashville l,
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CALIFORNIA CONGRESSMAN
From The Sacro mento lee.

lanes Ii. Budd, OF san joaquin, me pOllti-
ca sailor whom "a ucsy chance cast upon tne Doiu"-
bows and landed safely III the maven OF success
i a Vouug man OF thiTytNe summers, tehi JvsIa',
tlIv ana careless The Troubles OF inc "Oliu st hght
i,nrn hin and ne allows the laDOfs Oh Las az
truegs on, &c 70 interfere WIN proper aplI,t
and o Legt O whatever pleasures may o. csSl III ms
WAY lie las a great fOudrers lOf variety entertain
,n-y,r. In winch he mas sometimes taken part
circumstance which happened sOhie VINE ago III, III
sfocl,t0u Will illustrate ne liberal ana hHppy-Bo
ouaiitles pf lie man. 4 negro minstrel WHO hdu oecp
ilaviua IN "A variety theatre similar % ,ha 40" az 0aC
had ilen upon bad ues, Wa sicA ~ eu WIN
tbe r.uiuut SID aBd his purse vas az aDOg &c 5 Pu4So
- f.ver.. lin Budd-as every body IN san Joaquin
calls hint d rather constant attendant az tne
ffeatrg In Question: ana had become intimately &C
crai,t4d viz. re sick performer nearing OF Ills III
the COgressulanelect went 70 tte hl After the
,a,age of LIE Usual remarks OF cOhdOehce btud asked
s' Well -, now are you liked y
On Pm ali right JiIn, was tlo answer IRON the
eerer probably too proud 10 'et LIS CONDITION
CASUALLY remaTkng that he knew = sight better
Budd went down ia al. pocket puned GUT tWent uOI
lar Niece threw the bed ana lel iLe room WITHOUT
saying anothor word. When the minstrel wa able 70
Vic he was sin ga straits He desired 10 nave
beneft BIZ whioh he could raise money Du ne was re-
fnscd the theatre unless he could pay IO III advance
Bndd rented the theatre Tor him. hlred the ofohesa
attended 10 the advertising and got the nre
III which ne Is prominent memDor-lnteres .en ia Tue
matter Not only that but on the night OF t1e ware
ENTERTAINMENT at the benefit ia question Jim nuoe
backed up and appeared OF one en0 WIN tne penea
ssry on tie other And that 10 the reason why 'He
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rotal salcsio~ thedaS
CLOSING Prices OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Saturday, Nov. rs. 1892
Yesterday. To-day.
ny TELEGRAPH 10 THE TrlBrxz.I

S.NERA<tf5co Now 26.-fbe west crOSs-cnt on
tn, >. 100 .eyI Of Inc Sierra Nevria is our 100
feet : !oNing no change III the i0llnatiOn.
lIHy feet 1f ground remain between he south
drift Of I uIun Consolidated ANA the north DRIFT Of
Mexican Oh The $500 ieYcl.
ihc maihe. for ComStocks closed unchanged
with igiI tIslsay TONS. .
rich IKE is reported to have Dern Hado III the
Contention Jihc
A CaDoIca dispatch says another fine body of
ore has been encountered ~ he hina frame me
COMPANY operations are still DELAYED Tor want Oh
wafer. -.
In following shipments Of bullion we're made
from tno mines nu.lig the past wceh Contention,
~3lZSD { misty, - COO; bo,Ir. u 800; Booze
Tunnel 6t}. 800; DAY. 5000; independence,
So 500; Nayaj0. 31630U; stan iari, plj.7ZU !;
Northern Belle, plO,ZO.
TOMBSTONE. Arz Nov. 2G-'rha Benson shelter
is id.r, tor want o. iron tor fuXint puIpo IS.
The ltp1it Of the consolidation Of ia" Head Cen
ire and tranquility IS connr.Aet,
The Wilma hosting work caught ire Thursday
night, but the Inc wa5 eNt!ngu h d, thO~Gh vi III
dIincul, baioTc II reached Tao man GuiiGing. ne
WING Was damaged conSidcTa by.
Inc Tombstone Mining Company asks Judge
Penney ior an OTGcr restraining ne Way Up Com
Dam from working lis mine. Inc mater has been
taken under Amusement.
The restraining order against the Copper Queen
ColouaI,y ma, been continued until he sal; with
the CopIcr +. Inc" can Ie tined on lis in"rliS. no
objection wa. made by the Copper Queen Company.
The main workings of the company arc Lot IN
VOWED and tie usual production continues lie
yie.d for NOS emheT has been 800 tons OF copper.
The Copper Prince bond has been doubled.
Ipgersun stock las been assessed - cents per
share. The sleek Is offered here u, 10 cents.
Bullion valued at 10000 was received III New
York on saturday from thr mines, making a total
for The week of sos, 10 30.
the total SIZES Of mining socks III Ncw-Y0rk the
past week are officially reported by tue two Tx
changes at 12i,OZ3 shares.
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,iykRP1oI Nov. 20. 1880 m-COttoD steady; Madipg
T-'.iG "a: Orleans esd Sacs 10000 bales, including
200 bales specuton and export. Receipts 2O.5OO
bales al tutuges-O panus. Low Mddlng
cause November delivery 6"8sd; do. November aud
Dcsemner delivery je5!d DecembeI and January dc
iyery 5God 10 January and February delivery. 5ole,d
also 5od February and aaIcn delivery, ool sd.; dol
Iune delivery 6.d also G3sad do. Juno and July delivery
g. d do July and gust deliver. Goid Futures quiet
IivKRrOoL Nov 2J-l 80 p.m-COtton- FuturesC plands
Low Ndding clause November delivery. Glad: ais Ioe4d
do Aurl and Nav delivery. I'd. Futures dun
LIyFHPOOl. Nov 2.--laU D. m-COtt0n-lhe SAFES OF the
day included 64OO Daies AmencaL. 800 80,
CHARLESTON. NOV. 2O.-CoItOn quiet; Midthng, lOh
Low Addug lOc Good Ordinary. 99ec; net receipts olo%
bales gross 6l52 bales sales, 900 bales exports 10
the Continent O22O bales 10 Great BrIta t5J Dales
to France - bales. c0asiwlse 22G stock lO7 100 bales
GALVESTON Nov 26.-COtOn firms; Mddnug loc
Low Mddhng 9aso. Good Ordinary 0lsc.; net receipts
bales, TO France 2O92 bales; 10 the Continent =
bacs coastwise bales; sales LAOS bales stocS y336S
bales ...,,,.- no., ,
Mlddhng lie, Ordinary. 0ac+ receipts 1924
S09l bales; exports CuastWlse, 3J1 bacs
sales. 400 bales; stOcl, ls,06l bales - a.
SRW.OK rs Soy. 2J-COIJ0n steady; Middlng. lOc
Low ddlug 9ac Good Ordinary, 94c net receipts IA SOY
bales gross 1868 bales; exports to France, " the on
tineut, baics; cOastwise, 10 Great Britain l0O3l
sales 1000 bales; last evening 5000 bales; stock 2303Ol
bales a.
SAVANNAH nov 25.-Cotton easter; @odnng 0idIsc. Low
Midding 97isc: COCA Ordinary. &C. not receipts 700
bales gross 700 bales exports coaswlse. lO24 bales
10 Great Britain 10 the Continent 4461 bales
sales LOO bales; last evening 700 bales stock. 91ooo