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SOCIAL AED PERSONAL.

c. P Berry, Of whestland, is in the city
John McConber, OF Folsom, was in the city
yesterday.
Daniel wickila, Of Plaeeryi.ie, came 70 sns CRY
yesterday.
Miss Jennie Shields and Miss Olive Smith have
gone o. visit 60 the Bay.
Mrs Miner, who has been visiting friends at
0phir returned yesterday.
Asselnblyman Kerrick, OF san Joaqau. came down
from MaFysyiile yesterday.
George W swan came down fiom Piumas county
yesterday, en- route to Tho Bay.
:. r Kiddeg and wife pissed through Sacramento
yesterday en- route GO Nevada Cjty.
George Holton returned home yesterday, having
been in Mend0cino county Tor three mouths.
George Hussey passed through the city estariay.
en- roule som SAa frsncsc, 90 Shasta c5uaty.
William r. Baser clerk Tor pr. G. I. Simmons,
has just returned from extended hunt ia he
Coast Range.
Mrs. s Z Darlington, daughter AID child. lift
for the East last evening, for three months visit
to her ola h9mei Norwalb, ..
Robert Norris, q Pleasant Valley, Fl Dorado
county, came 10 Sacramento yesterday He Vii
leave ioT the East tins G. eulug.
Dr. Calvin Ellis has resigned his pos tioa SIS Daan
Of the Harvard Medical school, post which he mas
held for nearly quarter Of century
Mrs. j. Fl Miller and children. y no have been
visiting relatives ana fgieads ia Fl Dorado county
| for the past mouth, viii return TO day.
! Miss Anna Dawes the daughter Of Senator Dawes
OF Massachusetts, has resigned her position or the
editorial staff OF the fitteiield JotrHds
/ Senator Fair. now abroad is down fol an early
marriage The bride is H. be The daughter OF Pro.
( fcssor Dare, London expert iu biography.
( The Princess Louise, Lord Lorne AVID Lord
! C,nata arc 10 visit Nilesra rails in Saote7uber
( Mics Nj. H. SHARKS n Oakland. came from sa
r-iuc,=ca vearert-, ana ili remain IN the CITY 49,
iii alter t,,t, f.ir IN ..t OF the Misses CLtfietf
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/ rom z,lsi...r 70 the month ai he Cof..5 has -e
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surviving ls'Hp-f ~ sle D@r"ouiE CSl.fEe Lass Of
ISIS Is NO" 1T ms i'vti year 81 ne ana enjoys
perfect nsi-1A OF in'n'l anu 'oey-
| l. isn't often That two fan yards u royalty Ct
( togo her, but IL s the with the Princes q
Denmark, h. Is six feet three inches tall SIZE is
| the % highest Princess in the world.
Petite the Italian actor. who WAS ON the stage Of
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ANOTHER END or THE WORLD. The
Mohammedsn world is pgi;ated by ebe be-
LEI that Mooammed has resppeared on
earth to foresell the end of the world. Tae
person chosen for the visitation was the
guardian Of the prophets tomb at Mecca,
and to him Mohammed said that p:
the end of the fourteenth century from the
Hegira this sun viii rise in the west, the
world will be visited by a terrible plague,
q cyclone will deluge the land, the printing
Of every Koran viii be esficed, ard the
end OF ali things VIII be az hand, The
AIohammed4ns arc said to firmly be.
iieve IN the gsnuineuess OF the supernat1-
raj revelation, and, therefore, TO begreatly
alarmed though, if the date Is right,
Tiers are still 40 years or 80 in which to
separe for the final catselysm.
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TIE CoNcLAvE.-While the "ald timers
are having great jubilee at the Bay, and
spending their money with unwonted prcdi-
gslity, and witnessing The pomp and parade
and display Of gaudy tinselry, their prudent
wives, with an exercise Of far greater com
mon sense and an eye to economy, are attend
ing the still greater attractions at the Red
House, and saving money in the purchase OF
such articles of wearing apparel or such goods
as sre needed for the family use This is On
age Of deception. misrepresentation and the
"toeting OF ones own horn ia the rule 20
such an extent that everything SAID, printed
or written is taken with allowance and looked
upon with suspicion, and incredulity is u1i-
versal; but al we ask IS an inspection Of our
goods. and a visit to our store will surely con-
vince you of the fact that we sre selling far
below cost of manufacture. Beautiful silks.
selling for less than the silk-worms could af-
ford TO chew the mulberry leaves from whi5h
tie silk ia made. Blankets for less than tho
pssturage c5st TO feed the sheep upon whoee
backs the wool grew. Kid gloves for less
than fs cost to pap ths man for skinDing the
COST from the akin of which the gloves wasa
made. Sh,eti1gs for less than it cost TO Miro
the sable laborer to pick the cotton from
which the muslin was w0Ve. Without eXsg-
GRAFTON, 10 fact, We ara unable to express the
whole truth in regard TO the extent Of cur
present stock of goods and the prices as
which they ara now going. In addition to
the mammoth stock at all times carried, We
have just added an extensive bankrupt stock
OF Nathsn 4 Co. Undsr the weight Of this
immense additional supply our shelves sud
extra tables fairly creak. as is always our
practice WREN we purchase way below SEXUAL
value, we have always given our customers
the advantages in our purchases, simply ad-
ding a percentage sufficient TO psy us for
handling therefore, the feast is for you, the
banquet Is spread and all you have to do is to
come sud partake and We will guarantee to
please every palate. Enumeration Of stock,
| or list of prices, would be superfiuous on
this occasion. Let it suffice to say that our
stock is simply immense, full and complste.
aad embraces goods Of every variety, and sill
that is needed is for you to see and be more
than convinced. If you are in need OF apy
! kind Of goods give the Red House e visit
without fail. While tins surplus stock is 60
! ing is your time TO purchase.
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The fastest mile ever made on the Pa
cifc Coast was made by jim Renwick Sat-
nrday. on the Oakland track. he ran 3
nile 10 1:4l2. A two-yesr.old FLY owned
by Governor Stanford and sired By Wild
idle, ran mile n :424, which Is the fast
est time ever made in the United Stsses by
0 tHa.year.o!d
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DIED.

Sacramento, August 2l--aadalena Garbarina, ma
tive OF Italy, p years.
Friends and aequaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF her son'in-law, John Lombard,
in the alley between Third and Fourth q and R
streets, tomorrow Sunday afternoon At O'clock
thence TO St. Rose Church. where funeral services
will be heidi
Auburn, August 2a-Janes IYey, 81 years.
Anhugn, august 10 Thomas I. Adams, % years, g
months ald DAYS.
cacaegiile, YoIo conntg, august 23-Asa Petds IS
years
y6Issa5. spsustI7 Lincoln canyin. q years.
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Fresno has escaped the sensation Of =
duel. Two young bloods became enamored
with lbs ssne young lady. The big and
favored riyal received a challenge from the
smaller and sIightsd one, which was de-
clined with thanks.
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VToLETs OVERLAND EXCURSION, No. II,
will leave Sacrament Sunday morning.
September p. TOR oil Esssera cities. Special
rates. Everything furnished. For psrticu-
lars address Colonel o. H. Violet, No. s New
Montgomery stsset, Palace Hotel. S. T.
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ASTHMA and bronchitis cured By Or. King S
New Discovery for CONSUMPTION. Trial boz
Ffor frea
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BONN.

yEs1soN. Fresh venison to-day st Pacific
Market.
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AfES's 1ound-toe shaker socks, l2l cent?;
percale shirts, separate cuffs, % cents. ar
nishing Goods Department, Red House.
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Sacramento, August 14-wife q D. Decker, a
daughter.
DavisViIle, August 2s-wife Of G. l. Ludiington, =
daughter.
Amador CITY, August s--Wifs of a. Tr4bueec, son,
Gridley, August IT, Wife OF 2. j. Weber,
Red Bluff, August 22--Wife Of Homer A. Hicks,
Auburn, August 2o-wife OF Louis Jonion, a daugh.
ter.
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THE largest floor room in this city, and on
no day YVES there hardly standing room dur.
ing cur great bankrupt sale. Red House.
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SEE cur column advertisement to-day aud
read proclamation. Red House.
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TODAY we lead off at our great bankrupt
sale. and ofsr the greatest values in dry
goods notions, blankets, hanneis, Quilts, etc,
ever offered in Sacramento. Rsd House.
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vEMsoy J yExIsos Just received Of
Pacific Market, 725 street.
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NABoB is the best whisky in the market.
and is recommended by physicians for family
use,
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FoR parity, drynsss and exquisite bouquet
Eclipse Extra Dsy challenges the world.
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LADIES TURNING soNiERsAULTs fifty feet il
mid.air, 10 John Rohinson's big, new, gigsn-
tic ten.show combination. The great and
marvellous Calabrian Orondo Troupe, from
the Imperial Russian Gymnasinm in Moscow.
are in the country and travelling with the
yreat John Robinson's mammoth three-ring
Snow. They are wizards Of wonder. The
ladies' turn somerssults in flying from one
trspeze to smother, sixty feet in mid-air, and
one of them actually turns a triple somsr-
sault into the arms Of the other, on the ex-
treme opposite side Of the vast pavilion. Sac
ramento. September 81.
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Rock AND Rye cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. W. Chesley, agent
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spEarsL BAEeAIss today il bo5ss aud
ahass. Rs5 House.
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o. ALsn nEEER 90 81

WE ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
A Fine Stock Range, 80 acres Of
which has title, 100 acres pos
ses8ory title. All of which con-
trolls a large range, sufficient for
from 1000 to 5000 head Of
sheep; has also a good dwelling,
small orchard and vineyard.
Price, $4,000.
aMEE,TsER e AEsIa aacran,anln.
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MANY new goods At orr bankrupt sale TO.
cay. BED House.
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VEsIsos. Choice ia. yenison received TO-
DAY at Pscifc Market.
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street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth The pas
tor, Rev. }. @ A. Henry, will preach at 1915 A. y.
and 7:45 p. y Morning subject Diaobedisrce
Hoe Sigro Viuces, or Lessons from the Trisunisl
Couclsve. Strings free ali are welcome. Strangers
invited.
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sixth street. corner OF 1.-The pastor, Rev. II. II
Rice, wiz preach on SABBATH st 10 10 A. N and 7.f5
p 81. Morning subjects; In Hoe sI<no Vinces.
Evening 4" 4mson, the UnappFeciatcd Hero.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS s0-5 az aDti Eo.roeg-
f5E b2oksnps esie. Rsi HouAs.
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calvarv Paptlst churcn.

1909 Fourth street.-Roons open daily free to
all Promi.e meeting Sunday, at $3.50 z. H., in the
. o-t-rIa aF- Ill
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-noaRow,
sixth-street methodist Episcopal Caufch,


Between * aud Rev. T. s. Dunn, pastor, will
preach at IG,i5 g. ~ and 10 80 F. 81. sabbath
school at 1915 r. y. All welcomed
N r.
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The RaooRD.UNIoN is for sale
upon al trains going from and com.
ing to sacramento, at FIVE CENTS
per copy. ASK Tor it on the train.
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FARMS
Fob SAL

We offer the l00-aore tract, with
good dwelling, stable, outhouses,
ETC., small orchard, for $50 per
acre.
The other tracts for from 500 to
$50 per acre, A portion of which
has a bearing orchard, and set out
to foreign grapeViaes. The soil
upon this land is from 4 to 8 feet
deep.
TERa,s oT PAYMENT:
Oae.lhird Cash; Deferred Payments sG
Tow Hate OF Interest.
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AUCTION To.DAY.-BeIl Il Co.. auctioneer.
viii sell. at 1890 a. NJ to-day, at their sales
room, 9l6 J street, light spring wagon and
. ses Of Concord harness. Also a large lot of
furniture, carpets, crockery. bedding. etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-02

&c. Ginseng 81. Is per ID. Wool. l2IaSSc.
FehtherS, S5SiOc. Harness oak sole and
skirting leather, 36ai0o per 70, hemlOck
sole, "a sc French cali, SioA60 per doz;
domestic S2lal0 per doz ili.i =
MACKRRELr-Now IN hf bbls, s. 50
tor No Il - for No 2 sf76 for No large
and " 50 for medium: in kits 95, s. and
65 for Nos l, 7 and 2d.iIilf 'llH ilss17T
SUNDR1ES-Salt 81 s5al 40 per Dbl
Soap, Hs6c per ID. Cider, 81 50 Tor bbis
and "a 00a4 10 for hf do, rice, 6Ka7 kc
per ID. Honey u Kc per lb.F nm
BUILDING MATERIAL Mails
IS 90 per keg. Lime, 95caE per MI
Cement. 81 Goal Is Dor Dbl for Louisville
y ~ for kosedale, and 81 6Os5 for Port
land. Plaster, $3.50. Lumber, yellow
pine flooring, IS; rough framing Sl4.
dressed, f30per h;lAthing, 81 76a2 per N
shingles, t3a4b 30 per N.
COTTORSKED, OIL, RTC--Cotton
seed N4 per ton; seednieal, SIS so per ton
and per cwt 81; oil cake, S2l, oil, 30a36c
for crude; 45ab4c for refined Is per quail
ity, l1naH f8t ~ if6W1.
LIVE SToCK-Beeyes ~ to 4He
As per quality; common II 70 2Xc; mich
cows with calves $40 TO 40 yearlings s.
TO 81 sheep 81 10 40 for butcher sheep
and flal 80 per head for grazing do.
Lambs 5a5lc for choice, and 81 50a3 90
per head for medium. Hogs 4
to &c, as per quality. Mules 1925
TO 20 as per size, range from ll1 to 10
hands Horses, so 70 Is each for Texas
and Soto $50 each forplugs and common
saddle and harness 10 extra do.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-02
A GIRLS STORY.
She Left Home with a "Drum.
mer," Was Deserted, and
Took TO Stealing.
Chic,eo Tribune.


Annie Colvin, the young girl who
was arrested at the Northwestern
depot Thursday night for stealing a
lady's hand sachel, must not only bear
the disgrace OF being thief, but also
the burden Of being girl with a his
tory that is romantic, sad and all that
sort off, thing. Annie is not a bad
locking girl at all, and when she came
before Justice Kersten yesterday
morning to answer to the charge Of
stealing the sachel, she attracted no
little attention. She was very neatly
attired, and had evidently never been
in q similar position before. That she
had stolen the sachel was positively
proven, but the charge was changed to
disordhrly conduct, and fine Of 800
imposed Annie, after hearing the
sentence, very naturally burst into a
violent fit Of weeping, aud did
mot stop until she fell in a
fainting fit near the courtroom
back To as she was being conducted
her cell. She was properly cared for.
AS to the alleged romance of Annie's
life, It Is said that her parents are very
respectable, and that she fell a victim
to the seductive wiles Of a Commercial
drummer, for whom she abandoned
her home and honor. The drummer
vent away from the city on a trip and
Annie's funds gave out. She had Il
get money, but she would not prove
faithless to her lover, and 50 she re
sorted to petty thievery, and met thu
natural reward, This may be fair!
story" eNIut 4efNl.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-02
MEMOIRS OF A KING.
An Old Volume. with a Price
Upon lis uead, IN Possession
Of Christian Gentleman.
speclaI % olnolnnatI Enaulrer

.N" ApeVlal W NlnNluHtn LnQulIeft
ERIE, PA, September 29'-Three years
ago IN Associated Press dispatch from
Louisville, Ky, stated that an agent Of
the British Government was negotiating
with a lawyer Of that city for the delivery
of a book, for every copy Of which 1900
reward was offered by the Crown. The
book was "The Memoirs of George ~. I"
containing startling relations OF the pri-
yatSe, l,es ;, s. ,.het .inentious monarch, and
containing alleged proofs that an obscure
person ought TO be wearing the crown of
EnglAndd The memoirs were printed in
1852 aud war Of determination was
wagod against II by the royal family.
The Louisville lawyers copy was pre-
suned 70 DO the last extant, but a few
days ago Mr.. George Watts, a naturalized
citizen Of Northeast, near here, while
searching an old newspaper hle for legal
notice, came upon the Associated Press
dispatch, and remembered that he had
purchased the memoirs and brought them
10 tho States in 1881. Ransaoking an old
trunk hounearthod the book, and has do
mated the prize 10 prutege, John Firsch,
Of Erie, a leading member Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, who to-day
mailed a letter to Gladstone informing
him Of the recovery. Recognizing il
value for black mailing purposes, unscru.
pulous parties want Firsch 10 sell il e
them, their game being 70 reprint II and
open negotiations for the destruction Of an
entire edition instead Of a single copy
Being q Christian gentleman, Eirsch hal
refused 70 let II 90 for such purpose.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-02
A Good story on KImhnlI.

A good story is told on Mr.. Kimball,
the present Vice President OF the O.,
r. !. and 2. X. r. 1t happened long
ago, when looser check was
kept on conductors than at present.
The "old man." as every employe
called him even then, took seat be.
hind two section men in q coach leav.
ing Davenport for Chicago. The con.
ductor came in and collected fare from
one Of the men the other having pre-
yiously paid. Said the latter, to ga,
his friend VI can travel on this roaC
whenever | want to aud never pay
cent" "How's that?" said the other
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-02
THE CHAMPION OF THE OAR
Edward Hanlan Speaks of HIS
Intentions and His GUAM
dom Antagonist.

1t was hard to make out Mr.. Edward
Hanlan last evening for the throng
that pressed around him in the cofri-
dor OF the st. James Hotel. The great
oarsman had come TO town only TO
make a short sojourn and be of in Q
day or two. When a Herald repre-.
sentative had gained Mr. Hanlan's ear
he asked: 90
on hand2' -
IL have made no arrangements er.
cept 10 the case Of Laycock. But |
would like to row race in the fall
with any man in the country. Il was
reported that Laycock broke bis Lee.
SO to day | cabled him asking for in.
formation. offered to row him for 4
purse Of $4,000 if he allowed me $500
for my expenses to row on his waters,
the race to take place in the latter pari
OF March. | expect an answer to,
morrow"
LOOKING FOR COURTNEY. t
rs it yet possible to have a match
arranged between you and Courtney"
Il am willing to row a race with
Courtney if any one. will make a
match; but have been looking for
that man all summer and | can't find
him" ltI '''T' y
What do you think Of the fast time
Courtney is reported to have made at
Union Springs2"
81 don't believe he made it IL
there is any doubt about my position
with reference to his reported time, /
am ready to bet $4,000 that | can row
three miles faster than any man alive
| will make another proposition, /
will undertake the task Of rowing SIX
races in one week; that's, | will match
myself against six of the picked oars.
men of the world to row six races Of .
mile each-each race to be for $1,000"
Mr.. Hanlsn remains in town only
Tor couple Of days, and then goes
home to Toronto"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-02

1851 Prizes, mounting s735 .5ll
Application for rates TO clubs should Be
made only to the Office Ofths Company in New
Orleans.
For further inform alton, write clearly, div
Ing full address, Make P. D. Money Orders
payable and address Registered Letters 10
New Oriea ans National Bank.
New Orleans, La.
O.di1arY letters By Mail or ExpresI to
n. A. DAUPHENs
Or n 4. DAUPHIN
B07 seventh VI, Warrington, d. q.
Or at 8 West Court street. Mempbis. Tann, : f.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-02

ats secret" said the 6rst M
kimbsll pricked up his ears and
thought he had a good sized "heu on y
The Paddy who last paid his fare gol
on At way station and Mr.. Kimball
slipped into the vacated seat. Have
smoke " he said to the remaining
lrishman. How do you manage "a
travel without paying2 | do a dsal
myself, and would like to know
Would yez loike 10 know 2" said Pat
looking cunning. Indeed l would,
and I'll give you ten dollars il you'll
tell me-" No Fifteen. "UrHNO."
twenty-five" "Donel" said the
section hand, and the cash was forked
over. "Be jsbers, | walk |" Thil
same Pat is section foreman on the
Rock Island. near Davenport. NV.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-02
NOn.IsesIdent Notice.

No 3Ng In the Chanoory Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn. Tho State Of Tennessee W
W Il Butler al al
IT appearing from Sheriff. return In thls
| Gauss that he defendants, Mrs Jennio
II Dixon aud Mrl Lettie Dixon, ARE not TO DO
found in his county
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
Of Shelby county, In Memphis, Tenn, on
or before tho hfst Monday 10 November 1888,
and plead, Angwer or demur 70 complainant
amended bill %, " 6led MarchiA. lso2, or the
same will bo taken for confessed ~ 10 them
and sot for hearing ex-parte and that q oopy
OF this order DO published onoo 4 week, fer
teur successive weeks, In the Public Ledger
This 1T day Of September, l0o.
A oopy-Atteati -.
ByJM Bradley, D. o. NJ;
JW Hanrton, sol for complainant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-02
Cotton.

OOttons Id III LINlh
Sales here Yesterday were Obales;
all to spinners, the prices showing
20 advance on all classes from low
middling up, as follows: Ordinary,
90; good ordinary, SIC; low middlihg,
&c; middlinglObOi goodmiddling. lOao;
middline fair, 1890.
Total sales here so far this season
reach $500 bales, Of which exporters
have taken 400 and spinners 5000
bales. '9ULW Eit
The receipts Of cotton at all dOmes.
tic ports for the past 3 days sum up
55,597 bales, decrease from last year
same time 1880 bales. Total this
season, 374,629 bales; increase 10000
and decrease Of 1l1,23l as compared
with last year and the year before at
the same date, Total exports this
season, 1922 bales; last year sane
time, ll64,Of5 and year before, 2l8, 037
bales. Total stocks, 375,969 bales;
same date last year 24O,527, and year
before 4O9,447 bales.
8 The worlds total visible supply Of
cotton on Friday last was l,623. 342
bales; increase over last year atthe
same time 3O7,69l bales and decrease
Of l4O,659as compared with the year
before at the same date,