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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-08
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
To-
ss:s Prea-esrs Of Hawaii.

CssrLEMrN; nm en- route 10 Australia to select a
lot Of thoroughbred tails and COWS u the
HEREFORD BREED.
have the assurance of the osnsr of this herd VISA,
that they are all herdtapk rerofird," and were It
practical would hs glad sho~ against any herd Il.
iiersiordshifs England hsen a breeder loI pad ten
years, from pure slosk originally ssscsd and shipped
iien best breeders IN kaxiani and bod has been
shipped ~ithou, regard 10 pfies. shall return psr
tisy ~ syiasy. ~'ih hss ahpmsm u seiee,sd sis<k
~hieh viii l<
Three Quarters Bulls. and Ons- Quarter Cows.
AcsD ssDA IS 10 ~ uosfns
all make an arrangement Whereby fnf this Ios) !
can land Hon0uiu several Il desired. about Ostotes
ssd The ps.cs dock viii br about
$50 ZACH Fos BULLS, aso So sokfro ccws.
(~hieh ~:li he ID caifl
Any osdess o. nqusas fos information s<ns 10 Boa
W. Hsnsluln. ~ili receive Isssnts aitetaionl
loass LslltuiIy,
kOLLlN y. SAKE.
Inpous, Bsesdef And ksponef a bl>dra Live ssoek.
as CelisoxSi> srsnsr. Sax Fssscseo
n. b. la rsy zt~ucs from home. ny bs>sne.s xor>
ssa>i sS@i ssd<n hli<t " ~ f<A<< ~nd bfo<hes
Az bu.in<>s. Cab, sad Satisfaction GsAs>nsssd
sUN
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-08

Next month, Honolulan society will
probably he made additionally social
by the arrival OF the S~iftsure and the
Heroine. They come from Esquimalt
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-08
rH,r pHorrsr.

Below Is gwen an authentic copy OF
the famous protest" OF Wally Gibson
To three OF the greatest oi the powers.
II is worthy OF scrap book Immortality,
as the best monument OF the un-
paralleled check OF our great govern
ment mule The most elaborate
analysis could add scarcely anything 10
its clearness
PROTEST
Whereas, his Hawaiian majesiy's govern.
mcnt, bsing informed that certain sovereign
and colonial states propose TO annex various
Islands and archipclagocs of Polynesia, docs
hereby solemnly protest against such projects
of annexation, a. unjust 10 simple and
ignorant people, and subvcrsiyc in their case
oi ihosc conditions fur favorable natural dc.
vclopmeri. which have been so happily
accorded 10 The Hawaiian nation.
The Hawaiian people, enjoying the blessings
ot national independence, confirmed by the
POINT action ot grea, and magnanimous states,
ever ready To afford favorable opportunities for
seli-govemmenl, canno, be silent about, or in.
different to, acts of Intervention IN contiguous
and kindred gfoupS, which menace their own
situation.
The Hawaiian people, encouraged by favor.
able political conditions, have cultivated and
cnteflsin a strong national sentiment, which
leads them not only TO cherish their own
p"lilical stale, bu, also inspires them with a
drsirc to have extended to kindred, yet less
favored communities of Polynesia. Ike favor.
able paliiical opportunities ior national de-
velopmen,.
And, whereas, a Hawaiian legislative Assem-
hly, expressing unanimously the spirit OF the
nailon- has declared Il was the daty OF his
Hawaiian majesiy's government to p1oAcf to
kindred people and states Of the Pacific an
advisory assistance. Ia aid them Ia securing
opsauunipes tot improving their political and
social condition. his Hawaiian maicSiy's coycfn.
the special appeal ol several pnlyncsian chiefs.
has sent special cummisaionef tu several of
the rolynesisn chiefains anil saics 10 adSisc
them IN their sait,aal afaifs.
And his Hawaiian majesty government.
speaking ios lhc iias aiian people, happily
poepcf,ng lhringh nalioni independents,
make earnest appeal 10 the c,rcInmcni of
gtea, and eol,ghlcned states, that ihsy will
recognize the inslienahle rights ol the Scvctal
native cosnmnniiies Of Polynesia 10 enjoy op
passanisies Cor pgsg'rss and srlfgoscsamcnl.
aoi ~lll goaflnies 10 Them tbs same favorable
?oIiical opporuniii,s which have made LA.
~ai' pso~pssous and happy, AMI which iorilc
her NATIONAL siif,s 10 liii up yolcc among the
nations IN behali u sis,cr Islands and g,oups Of
Polynesia.
l'y order - M, Maje~y ~ Council
l,igncii NAirfk NJ. GissoS.
Ninissss oi foftign Aliairs.
Iolanj Palace. iionoiulu. August q. 1883,
--r--~~-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-08

There seems To be some reason for
the belief tlai before the Honolulu
world is week older the hand writing
will fame ON the wall OF the cabinet
chamber and the kingdom win have
seen the last OF Mr. Gibsons disgrace
tul public service. Look ont for the
pcallng OF the Joy bells,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-08
4 Pill FOR THE PRIM4TE.

The following is the report of the
Pacific Islands Annexation Committee,
read in the House of Representatives,
New Zealand: "The committee to
whom was referred the consideration of
the question of the Pacific Islands an
nexation have the honor to recommend
the house to approve of the steps taken
up to this time by the government, in
conjunction with the other Australasian
colonies, to promote the establishment
of British rule in certain islands in the
Pacific, and consider it the duty of the
British government, under existing cir
cumstanccs, to take steps for the
establishment of its rule over all the
islands in the Pacific which are not
already occupied or under the pro
tectorate of foreign powers; and that
on the annexation of any islands taking
place, care should be taken that pro-
vision be made for preserving the in
disputable rights of the inhabitants ;
also, that in the event OF the British
government making il one of the CON
ditions Of establishing its authority over
any islands in the Pacific, it is hereby
recommended that New Zealand,
jointly with the colonies OF Australia,
should contribute a fair proportion of
the necessary expenditure, calculated
on the basis of the European popula,
tions of the British colonies now com.
prised in the Australias, provided .tha,
the amount of such proportionate evi-
dence when ascertained does not
exceed the means at the disposal of
New Zealand. The committee have
also the honor to recommend that the
confederation and annexation bill,
with the amendment proposed by the
committee, be passed by the house,
and that the papers named in the
schedule laid by the colonial treasurer
before the committee relating to 10
annexation Of islands in the Pacific,
together with such other papers relating
TO the subject as government can supply,
be printed for the information of par
lament Now what are you going to
do about it, Mr.. Primate OF the Pacific ?
II You have any money left in the fund
Tor building scows, or any other fund
IN which anything remains, you ought
10 put the navy on war footing at
once, and go make the proud British
lion vince.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-08
NcW advertisements.


A. THOMAS G. THRuMs
FoRrsrRrrr STORE. pRrwrp.s prorp
~ "h'NN'
o'N''s''N" W PANT oF
Gold steel and Dun Pens. ''''
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and Coik,
Cap, Letter, Note and Memo Tablets and Blocks
IN stvrRAL sizfs,
Ver' Useful in Ornamental Work, and
Pass. Memo. Time. Order. Recent, rx.rcs. and
T.,,., n,oks Wv
Nanns fNanii,, and E,crrb 1ab;,., ,,on,;,, p,cs,
Dl,nk no,Ls In Varinus syes nnI S,,I.sf n p;,ip,
&C.,
NPoe"" "' extra large DOCKS m'de up To ORDER from
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In Any Style Desired
Paper Ruling Of the Most Complicated Pattern
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-08

The Gazcises exposure has been the
chief topic Of the past few days, and
~ won many compliments.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-08

The San Francisco Examiner sug-
gests Colonel George Maciarlane ior
minister Of foreign affairs, Mr.. ]. @.
Garter for minister Of the interior OF OF
finance, Mr. T. Z. Adams for either oi
these POSITIONS and Mr.. r. NJ. Hatch
for attorney general These four men
would harmonixe all interests the
planters, the people. the merchants and
the natives. Another good cabine,
might be made up Of DR. ]. Mott
Smith and Messrs Marx Robinson,
Is. G. Wilder and s b Dole-"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-08

MOrlCE-By next steamer from the coast two ex.
IN perienced teachers for the GIRLS BOARD
ING SCHOOL for the Island Of Hawaii. in North
kohala, to arrive. The above named Seminary
will therefore be reopcned Thursday, the I3th OF the
coming September. and all friends cordially invited
TO bring their daughters for the day above
specified. PER ORDER
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-08
Shipping.

Shipping.
IOcEANIc STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The New and Elegant Steamships
M1RIPOSI and ALAMEDA
WIN leave Honolulu and San Francisco as follows
| MAmrusN. Honolulu, September roth Noon
MARtrosk san Francisco October ~
| MAHirosk4 sk4.....4...4 Honolulu, October tsth Noon
AiANEpA San Francisco, October sth
ALANEnA ..,,...... Honolulu, November ta- Ncpn
Passengers may have their names booked in advance
| by applying At the office Of the agents.
Merchandise intended for shipment by this line, viii
he received free of storage in the copanys
house, and receipts issued fur same Insurance on
merchandise, whils, in the warehouse win he owners
| risk.
| t,s WILLIAM G. IRWIN 4 Co. Agents.
DAcIFic MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The Splendid Steamship
ZEILINDIi.
WEBER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Commander
| Will. san
For San Francisco About Sept. 23i
Passengers will please call a, the office Of
rs3 II. HACKrELD 8 Co. Agents.
EoR SYDNEY Via AUCKLAND.
The Splendid Steamship
CITY or NEW YORK.
COBB .,....-....... Commander
| Wit LnAvE uoNoLuLu
On or About ....... September 3Oth
| We are now prepared to issue tiykeis to San Fran
cisco and return for Stas, the round trip.
Goods icr shipment per steamer can now be stored,
free of charge, IN the ire-proof warehouse the
steamer wharf
| For freight or passage, apply to
Ia H. HACKfELD & Co. Agents.
EOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The Schooner
CL1US SPRECKELS,
DREW w.....,,.................. Master
| Will HAVE
Quiok Disuatch for tho Above Port.
| For freight OF passage, apply to
iss W. G. IRWIN & Co, Agents.
EoR SAN FRANCISCO
The Clipper Brigan,ine
CONSUELO.
| COUSINS. Master
| HAvE
Quick Dispatch for the Above Port
For freight passage, apply to
rs7 w G. IRWIN Co, Agents.
EoR SAN FRANCISCO.
The Clipper Bark
KAL4K4UA,
MILLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Master
WILL HAVE
Quick Dispatch for the Above Port
| For freight or passage, apply to
I57 f. A. SCHAEFER & CO., Agents.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The A Iron Bark
CANOPUS,
b. SCHNATMEYER. Observation-Disclosures. Master
WILL HAVE
Quick Dispatch for the Above Port.
| For reigh, or passage, apply to
Is3 H. HACKFELD& & CO., Agents
=,
N :" 'NN anu
- :, -
MEosks' W. H. SKossMAN bkp''
,, Asn 10 MOAN srsrrr. srw YORK.
-
.'
!" ALL oeFo"r"
Parties desiring to ship by this line will do well to
i5o-" eAoiLh .oohh' Agents
BOSTON AND HONOLULU DIRECT.
D
| an
| ehafies brewer % company VIII a'Spa'eh the BARK
no
Sail f.om no.top sor th,. Port
| September rs,,
To be followed by the Amy Turner, January I, Iss,
i47.m Queen street, Honolulu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-08

There are those who affect to believe
that Colonel Spreckels is hand-and-g glove
with the not yet outlawed outcast who
grins behind the masquc of childs-play
premiership. We are not authorized 10
speak for Colonel Spreckels, but We
believe the inference does him rank
injustice. The writer cannot more
concicely express what he has all along
believed than to reproduce what he
wrote on the same subject six weeks
ago: In the opinion OF this paper,
MIR. Sprcckles is not, and does not as
pire to he, the Atlas of Hawaii nci. lie
undoubtedly possesses great power. His
interests here are enormous. He has
all the qualities Of a successful man OF
afiairs--in either politics OF business.
Talent, energy, daring, pluck and will.
power are all his in degree that few
men may duplicate Whether he will
use his power, and the intellectual quail
ties which 20 10 make tha, power for
the common good Of the Hawaiian
nation, depends upon whether he does
or does not realize that the common
interest is his interest, We think he
does realize this fact, and will act ac-
lcordingly."
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-08

AoIlck. Ai pss.oa, are hereby .a,n<d axah-s
sA..s':} & @,.1,..ssss @ Y sey III .st.,a sh<
x2zk4a k><i<sed " ths Opssols cs~ek s1-l ~ Ws,
s'~a 'asu. s<kes' ~ eoe.s4 q ~ s.1<s.isns4
h4~sauAu. A-s~s .. ~ -
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-08
mfsK tNp ornrRnlsr

We name him "knave' who seeks To- siine
The peoples voice, who dares 10 trine
With human life OF who for gain
Leave, on his country flag a stain
And so we write that caitid knave
Who fellow beings would inslave,
And floats upon friendly sea
The pirate flag of prmacy.n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-01

Mrs Lydis Pinkham, who died u
Lynn. Massachusetts,. % she 18Th. pos
,cSscl an income ~ 500 ooO Sho va
,ne of tho largest advertisers IN the
world. when she commenced aivcr-
Using her income WAS lc>s than $500 Z
year. That "A . very concinsivo answer
10 tho question docs advertising
nay ?"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-01
Transfers 0f Real Estate ln Du
boia County from May ~ 1883
% May 81 1883.

401scA014 - 41U44 4ao<&ett 80 49,
bOiH County from May - 1883
% May 81 1885,
James N. Sanders 10 Henry W. Easvsr
LOT ~. Birdsey, e3IO.
Bern. n. Helming 10 Joe. W. Linder
l01 scres In Sec. 70, +. :, B. 3. $3.50.
Joe. / Schumacher % Jos. Yollmer,
lao acres 81 Sec. 20, 7. Z, r. Z, o3Bo.
Conrad Brown % DaziI y. Decker, &
acres III 6cc. 81. =. l, 3. X >. 3sU0.
Is acres IN Sec. 81, !. :. ). B. 8 $500.
Thos. u. Chadwick % Wootlson Cum.
|minQs. IS acEes IN See. Z, n >. - =, 80
Andrew J. Borton 70 ncu. owen,
1crc III Soc. n. r. !. y. ;. 3l3.
JnLn =. Bnrdcn 70 VI Irwin. lots 81 and
|68. B0r.lcn's sdd- % BIrtiscys, GO
Jos. 6fahl 81 ~. 70 y. J Kloo. lot 90,
|IIuntinghurg, o836
W. Z. Hunter, Com'r 10 Chas ID.
Winingcv, I80 acres u Sec. IS, 4. I, 8.
Il. 9. t2O1O.
WIN. Tssnges % WIN. Kasterhenry,
block , Blemkcr's odd y Hontingburg'
400
iscrn Weber 10 Jacob Schneides. :,
seree III Sec. 81. e. q. r. 4 o239
VIM. Fisher 70 anthony Troxlcr, los 2.
|Gcigcr's add. IIun''ugbnrg, 9225.
Jacob Schneider ~ Henry 6ralcr, "a
acres III Sec %, 4 2. =. s, e275.
Noah Whalcy % w. 8. Hammond, "
acres IN Sec Is r. 3. n. 3. ~.
Mat. Striegel % Mat. NJ Strlegels q
acres ID Bee. 9, r.. 3, r. 3, $40.
GerhL DobbcIer % Geo. Kaiser. g.
acres N Sec. u. 4. >. r. 3. e3,6-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-01

New York Sun Holman has ~ good
right q any other man 70 aspire 70 The
spcakcrship. He has long been ono d
tI;e most distinguished members or con.
gross. But what he wouId be better foI
would hc the democratic nominee fol
president With Holman Tor the can.
s'idsic. what magnificent canvass We
could make
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-01

Judge John Pitcher ~ MT. Vernon. |,
sa'd - bc thc only surviving member ol
nc nr-t Indiana state Legislature. since
me death q Gen. John b. Simoneon,
Who diti about wear ago q the al
vanccd ago ofciRhty- years. Judge
Pitcher isnow cIghty-nIne years of acc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-01
Notice 20 Heirs and Creditors %
Petition ~ He'll Neal Estate.
Cans ~ en-
STATE or lKptANA. ...
COTS1g ~ DupO1s

(ot<ft - Utfoh
osnos, csrcuss ccnvs s~ss~snn~v Term. aess.
Narzaresha Klein. Administrative u
The estate Of Friedrich Klein, decreased,
w..
Jossph Klein. Margaret Klein. Mag
|ia'ena Klein, Elizabeth Klein. George
Klein. ARncs Klein, MsgGareth Klein,
w.. Masildr klaln and Anthony Klein.
|AOTICE & hereby given 70 each 81
- tho above named defcnda0ta, that
|Margarotha Klein. Administrators ~ the
Estate 81 Freirick Klein, deceased, has
|illed hor petition 81 tho Dubois CircuIl
Court 90 cell the Real Estate Of tho DE-
lcodcnt, his personal property hoing In
Sufficient TO pay bis debts, and that said
petition will stand for hearing on the
Second day % tho September torn Of
Isaid court
Attost: Px11n ]. 0osnAxx, Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court.
JoHx = RRETz. Attorney.
May 25th. l8ss-sw. fpf - o0l
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-01

-<'t4e' 49, r&<k>'< - '<>k"<
A meeting ~ ,ha Stockholders ~ the
|Ninccnncs & Ohio River RailrnaJ Com
'pany Cor tho election OF thirteen Direc-
'ors. will ~ held n me oillcc Of viehe y
Evans n vinconocs. Knox county. fndI-
ana. on Monday. Tho eleventh day Of
iuna les3. a. 8 O'Clock b. M.
r Hack. Goo NJ Nok1UoxrRy.
vico President. Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-01

Nee Albary Ledger
> Bolding, tho live editor o. tho DE-
viose County Democrat, has been to Jas
|por and Thus speaks Of Glen. Doane's
town Jasper has improved consider
ably sinoo she got railroad. She has
three immense saw and planning mills
and heading factory that are doing 4
land Office business. The Eckert broth
'crs arc pntting machinery 10 their mills
10 make -four BY tho new patent process.
Fred Nendeck keeps the leading hotel IN
jasper. He has been in this country
forty-four years and has commenced
learning % talk English. Ho can say
yes mo" and dammit" nearly e.
plain g tho natives speak.
Frank Rosonbcrry, q brakeman Oh tho
Air Line. fell from 3 freight train, near
Huntingburg, Sunday, and vas crushod
20 death by tho cars. HE body was
brought % this city and sent 70 his lato
homo q North Vernon.
Squirrels ere reported moro plentiful
IN the woods noar Milltovn than has
been known for ycara
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-01
READY MIXED OIl PAINTS.

y different ~kate> from Sov ~ u rsr rsiicr.
m Chocolate LIQUID SLATE PAINT w ie>ky vp,f.
lye pr rnlon. lei. Brown ~ chccc:1fs. KcAxK1
bOiikn OIL. 90 pr EslIas. ECxEKAkAW OH, -
per gallon
NACHIEpE7 onS.
|rAish' Sperm on. o1.oo Per sa'lon
fntine Oh. -
fiefct rrk f.1hrie2unR on. % "
ErxirE Machine OIL .Ui.o1rrr don. fcff
sample csrdr ~ ne iiIer,nt colpr~ ~itk sesucnall
and cf. semi FIRE. ~ application "
ErfEEA PAINT CO.,
i01 Maiden Lane. New Y0rh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-01

NOTICE u hereby given that tho IN
IN icrsigncd has been appointed Ad.
ministrator Of the estate Of Elizabeth
Collins, late 81 Dubois county, Indiana
deceased. Said estate y supposed % b
solvent
CrrHks 9. BAucAntY, Adm'r.
ID. a.. TRiPrgr. Any.
Nay 18th. iss3--Sw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-01

49, The Rockport town board has rails
"A ne license Of saloon keeper, % ON
hundred dollars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-01

Tnk Narrow (sr.ar n. n PEorcs'-
4.ox. -1he D4vies> co0nfv Democrat o.
la<t saturday contains good srxumen'
II favor AZ enc hnil,lin4 Of the Louis
vile. JcfFrr<onviile, Wcat Bsirn and
Chicago Railroad. or which Gen. WIN. H
Irwin Il President. Il saws the look over
s1hc rnn'c shows tho most available line
from, Washington 10 iasper would DC
via. GLENDALE. crossing the river nt o. 2
shnrt distance below High Rock and
leaving ufwcll about nvc and Ireland
three miles south ~ The limo IN III
,cct line from Jasper 90 Louisville thu
road would cross the Air Line ~ or near
Hartford. IN Crawford cnnnty. and krcr
Snnih II that roasl the rest ~ tho wav.
,; l. mora than ,ikcIy. therefore. that tho
1ousc 10 hn chosen. IN case the road il
built. win extend from Jasper u rsoli
ma thence 10 Louisville. Tho distance
~ a s,rs,;h. linz from hore % Jaspcr u
- ml!cs. from Jasper p Louisville NJ
miics. from Jasper - PAo'; - miles and
from iasli u Louisville - miles, max
ine tho iis'anco from Washington via
.'aspcr sni raoli - Louisville IS miles
a hrn line from this city 20 Louisville
would M only ~ sniioS long aud hosidc;
moi touching county scat would pass
through sonlc vcry hilly country IN Mar
,in counry and be costly route - build
on a r.,<'l hnill from hero - Jasper,
ihenre "a Pa0ii ani on ~ Louisville
wo,iill pass through Dubois. Orange
Washington. Harrison aud Floyd conn
tie. through most valuable mineral
region, and for the mos; part most ex-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-01

mmSaSSkeliSs IN. term 81 he c'b '.,,
.ircuit court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-01

"A single Reaper, model Of
neatness, simplicity, lightncss and
strength, the 'sfairest Of the field"
We have also the combined I'm
perial Reaper and Mower, the
combined Dropper and Mower,
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
COTTON MARKEr,-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIvrRrooI oct 29.-l23o p m.-Coton steady Midding
Unlsnds d. do Orleans Ola; sales, l29UO bales, ln,iuIihg
h00 for speculation export receipts 100 oales cud-
10 A5o bales American Futures-C Dlands Low M.tting
rInss Octoer delivery 63G4d; do October AMI Noytm
b.r delivery 626id.; DO. November aud December de-
livery 5364d do December and January delivery %:
and February delivery, 5e64di do Aprl
aud NAV delivery, Bead. Futures dali
TrvFRpoot oct 20 -l:3O D. m-Cotton-The sales Of the
day included 300 bales American Futures-l piand 20"
LIVERPOOL, oct 29-5:0O observation-disclosures plands,
Low Mddng clause october delivery bd DO 0ctoheI anu
November delivery, 6364d do January and February de.
livery GOG4d do February and March delivery $500
do April and MAY delivery Sold do May and June deiN'
cry, d std Futures closed quiet.
LIVERPOOL Oci. 29-300 p. mCott0n- Futures-t paniS
Low Mdihg clause November and December delivery
5gB4d do December and January delivery 0S64di 90.
February and delivery, 626sdi do Aprl and MAY
delivery. 4G4d .
GALVESTON, Oct e9.-Cotton steady Mcdllng l2Sloe'i
Low MIddlng 0zc; Good Oniinaiy s1sc net receipts o.
873 bales gross receipts $3.50 baesi exports 70 oee
Britain So hales oOasNse Ass bales SAFES Iloo o@es'
stock 9I,l41 bales
SAVANNAH oct. 20.-Cotton steady Aiddlng loo; Low
Middlng 02c. Good Ordinary, Ssc net ana glVss "
cepts exports coastwise Ael9 bales Sales Sooo o~e'
last evening 500 bales stock loi .020 bales.
NEwomEASs Oct. 29.-COtton quiet Midiiing' aySns
Low Middlng l0i4c; Good Ordinary 9Sic net eeeges.
1885 bales gross receipts 1916 bales exports ma
Continent 1880 bales cO2stwise, Jus pesi ss" 'V'
bales stock lGl6 bales.