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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-10

FORD's OPERA HoUsE.-A very satisfactory audi.
ence, considering the Indictment weather, wit
messed Mile. Rhea's impersonatfon OF Hester
GrdzeorOOk In IAN Unequal Match" last evening.
The eminent actress gave very strong rendition
OF the character. She Is ably supported Thi1
evening .'Csmille" Will be produced. and In tn0
title role Mile. Rhea has won great success
NATIONAL THEkTKR.-Lotta's bright and wv
ciOus acting. and her spirit OF fun, make her a.
ways welcome In Washington, where she never
fails to be successful This and tomorrow evenr
ings she will appear In "Bob.n
OF the winter course under the direction OF PROF.
Bischon Will be given Friday evening, and th0
program Is promised TO be very attractive
The MONTHLY SoIREE OF Prof. l. @. Marinf win
be given tomorrow night
LECTURE on LTNCoLN-Mr. T. W. g. Kidd a
Springfield, Ill, will lecture at the National Thea
ter Sunday evening on Abraham Lincoln"
THEATER CoMIQUE-Manager Snellbaker has ar
ranged another Interesting program this week for
the lovers or variety. new olio, new bur-
lesque and new ballet are among the many at
fractions offered.
ROLLER SKATING RINK-1his evening the Poto.
mac boat club and their honorary members tho
Apollo glee club, will be the guests or the rink
management On Saturday evening members q
the press Will be invited, and some artistic bicycle
riding VIII take place.
DINE MUsEUM.-The living curios1ties which arc
daily on exhibition here and the Interesting per.
formances which are given, make an entertain-
ment worth seeing.
BENEFIT OF BUD EAGLEsToN's wIDow.-sPa-
tience" VIII be given by the Washington operate
association at Lincoln Hall, on Friday evening
Eaglestons widow. Miss Eva Mills. Messrs. Hay
and Pugh. and Others well known in musical cir.
cles Will take part. and very interesting perform.
ances are anticipated
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A Dull Day In the Police Court.

MORAL EFFECT OF THE SNOW STORM.
The heavy snowfall last night had good effect
| on the wrong doors, for when the Police Court
was opened this morning there were only three
prisoners in the dock instead of the usual twenty
or twenty-five. Private Findley, In charge of the
prison cells, remarked to The STAR reporter:
'Ths storm has had an effect on the criminal
classes that Is just perfectly wonderful. We have
| only three In the dock, which is smaller number
than ever remember seeing before
THE CASES ON TRIAL
| Three young men named Edward Briggs, Henry
BenSlnger and George hurry were charged by
Robert Callahan with destroying private property
without the consent OF the owner. The defend
ants In return charged Mr.. Callahan with keeping
his bar open on Sunday. Mr.. Callahan stated that
his place OF business is No. 800 9th street. Last
Wednesday night the defendants came there and
O. ma admi: lance, which ne refused because 1t
Was after IL O'Clock, when they kicked the door
down. On cross-examination he stated that he
could not soc them when they broke the door
because they were on the outside and he was in
siie. Witness struck hurry with billiard cue
Wnen he came into the saloon. hurry stated that
Mr. Callahan did not rufuse to let any one in
except Bensnger. hurry was fined $40 or 80 days,
and the others were discharged There were two
Callahan-on the nth and 31st OF Decem6sr-and
line or $50 In each case was imposed. An appeal
was noted A twelve-year-old colored boy NAMED
VIM. Lawson was tried on the charge OF carrying
pistol. The case was continued for further evil
dence.
been Issued by the clerk of the court to Charles
Brooks and Susie E. Brown; Horace Carter and
| Susan Thomas; James R. Narrower and Margaret
NJ. Hughes; Robert S. Cooper and Madeline X.
Roberts; Charles A. Neale and Addie NJ Beaman:
Francis G. Hare and Sarah A. Wood; John II. King
and SuSannah Thompson, both Of Prince GEORGES
| county, Md: Simon Haskins and Emma Harris;
George W. Nichol and Ella F. Shoemaker, both Of
LOudoun county, Va; John j. McDeyitt and Fam
| ME Sullivan: W. IL. Lepley and Margaret E. Smith,
both OF Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-10

ALL LINEN TABLE DAMAsKs.
GOOD VALUES.
Soc, 75c.. 81. 90 and $1.25.
ALL LINEN NAPKINS.
EXTRA WEIGHT,
$3.50 to $500.
ALL LINEN DOYIIES
PLAIN WHITE AND COLORED BORDERED.
81. 25 to "A. 90.
WINE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
TYLER l. CHEWING
jaS 9,s It'll eTREET NORTHWEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-10

Good investment stocks for sale BY Thomas
Bowling tomorrow, at one O'Clock; see advertise
ment "
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DRY GOODS.
To THE PupLro,

We have en- Fed the first business in orr new
building. and friends who take an inter
est in the Of enterprise that We nave met
with the most sangJine success and done more bust
ness than could pos ih,y expect.
ENCOURAGED by this. and knowing the wants of the
pubic during
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
We have Oct rn5ined to pace 81 goods brought from
our Old stores (Which have been UP til now on
our fourth ocr) on safe. end shall sell them without
REGARD 10 COST
AT SUCH PRICES THAT WILL SELL
For this purpose cleared third floor accessible
by elevator and have psced Sc counters the follow
ing goods:
GlNGRAMS, ceLts. reduced from 1917 cents.
PRINTS. Goats. reduced from cents
A VILE DARK PERCALE. Ga cents. reduced
from 121s cents
WRAPPER GOODS (wooi), l21a cents reduced from
20 cents.
elPLAIDs (sooD 90 cent. reduced from co cents
"a PLAIDS twooD. 121 cents. reduced from IS
1eEt
DRESS coos at cent.
DREsS GOODS az CENTS
DR. IS GOODAat 70 cents
DRESS GOODS at I2k cents
DRESS GOODS at Is cents
Up TO- so cents yard SoneUf these retailed high
% yard They st be closed out. as our stock
shall te ct ii times fresh seasoEable. We pursue
tbs course il Preference t. sending th7 to New York
suction.
CASES OF sHEETING,
Full ten quarters WIDE az . ee:s. worth 35 cents. All
brands OF
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTToNS
For .ess than wholesale prices.
We are determined not to know what ;lun season
mean, aIi sla ~ 10 I&,. January sal arse (if
not as rrohu.t.l as thoss @: december.
SILK CHE,;ILE FRJSGEs.
All ooors i'll desirable shades. at % cents reduced
from - cents.
I.oOo PAIRS C0RsETs.
Odds and Ends. to close st your own price.
HOSIERY FOR LADIES AID CHILDREN.
Al these mus, be closed out, and we have marked
some IS low
FIVE CENTS PER PAIR.
CAMBRICS FOR LINING. 3 cents
CASES PLAID NAINSOOh at 9 cents reduced
from 10 cents.
VICTORIA LAWN at cents. cost 1914 cents by the
BUTTONS BUTTONS!
Thousands of dozens at cents per dozen.
SOME FINE PEARI. BUTTONS
VIII be found i'll this lot.
We shall in1uzurate this sale with the determination
% close out ever yard OF old goods and s.l not finch
from loss. matter how severe.
Storekeepers eciay invited. sell in lots
% SUIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-10

ELECTION OF OFFICERs-The Capitol Pleasure
Club has elected the following officers: President,
MIR. Michael J. Dwyer; v1ce-pres;dent, Mr.. Mar
Shall Smith; fin. secretary, Mr.. Joseph NJ. Kelly:
rec. secretary, MIR. j. Frank O'Meara; treasurer,
MIR. Thomas j. killigan.
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ii3-ly
;" Z SELL
w FINE SHIRTS

I l. u
w FINE SHIRT
th'alcr than any other house in the world and VIA
don't want You to take say but cali and zee the
fianhis Shirt for 15c. Made Of fine round thread
long cloth musin trash fun of prepared sixinY to
deceive the eye) reinforced with fine linen BOSOM lined
With inen linen sleeve banCs and neck band mot
Snicn linen, but pure hnen). and felled seams (not
turned over and stitched through with one stitch All
finished zdy for the wash tub with button holes cut
and then worked mot worked and then cut) Only
Tor tie 'HAnns shirt. full stock Of Winter Under
shirts and Drawers at prices please The Socks
Tor i5 and 25c sold in this city. AL the latest
novelties in Silk Neckvear; 81 Scarfs sold for n N
.5c. scarfs sold tor Acc. At
OF NFGINSJsS 1o0, .troa,
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GREAT MARK DowN

GREAT MARX Down.
PRoCADED PLUSHES. IS. so to 81 so.
BROCADED Pushes. IS t, a 25.
BkOCADFD EELVETS, u sd q 81 IS
ALL-SlLk OTTOMANS. -. 80 10 81
We have the above goods 81 Black and all shades
ALL NOVELTY DRESS GOODS 1T prime cost.
22-in. PLUSH from 50. % t. S2.JO
HEMPSTONE & PERRY.
d2i SOB PENN SYLVANIA AVENUE.
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Work and Wages.

The Roane iron works at Chattanooga, Tenn,
the largest industry In the south, has given NJ.
scs % saG s sfpR 10 s1 On sss
pany employs !. 100 men.
A secret meeting OF the KniG - Labor. COM
posed only OF miners, was - - WilkeSoarres
was discussed. and at an early date demand viii
be made upon the coal operators Tor scale q
wages as fixed By them and based op0n the l,Eros
ent prices OF coal
The wooden and other mills along the Penobscot
river have been compelled 20 commence rl1nnlnG
on half time for lack OF water. The opern(1y15
are making barely enough TO pay their board, cd
the mill owners are losing m oney, not being abse
70 MI their 0rdeT1 - 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-10

EVENING SILKS.
Pl i'll and Brocaded 81 to a. 80.
lSENlNG SHADES IL CASHMERE and ALBA
TlsOS, low pr eS.
DAAASk TOWILS snlNAPkINS. QUILTS. BLAN-
NETS and FLANNELS. at speci.i prices.
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SEAros PERRT.
Successor to Perry 4 Brother,
CALLS SPECIAL ATTENTION" TO A LARGE
FANCY MiNTER HOSIERY, WHICH WILL BE
SOLD Al COST.
sOUTACHE ANp EMBROIDERED ROBES AT COST.
..KAhE BAKGAINS' IN FANCY DRESS GOODS.
"GRFAT REDUCTIOSS'' IN THE PRICES OF ALL,
SILK WRAPS AND FUR-LINED OTTOMAN
CIRCULARS.
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS" IN LINENS AND
ELEGANT EVENING DRESS TEXTURES.
EMBoSSED We VETS IN EVENING HINTS
BEOCADED SATIN AND VELVET DRESS FRONTS.
FRENCH SILKS, BtST MAKES, FROM 81 TO 80
EyENING sHADEs, HANGING FROM 81 rs 10
PURE SILK lyons vEIyETs. FROM "a TO 27
INCHES WIDE. II BLACK AND ALL COLORS,
RICH BRoCADED sATINS AND LvENING
PERINOTs CELEBRATED KID GLOVES.
LADIES, PIGsk1N MOUaQUETAIRE GLOVES
~ DARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EVENING
GOODS.
CHOICE Goons. PLAIN FIGURES, AND CORRECT
SEAT0N PERRY,
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street
Established 1870. ja6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-10

RED CLOUD returned TO the city last evening from
the Carlisle sciool. and viii have an Interview
with the secretary OF the Interior tomorrow, ana
In Q few days VIII leave for home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-10

The CONTRACT for Joiners' work on the govern
ment building at Paducah. KY. has been awarded
to Joseph Thomas Son, OF Baltimore at their bid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-10

Released and Re.arrested.
PHILADELPHIA, JAM 10-Martin Kelley, who was
arrested for having counterfeit silver coin In his
possession, was given another hearing this after
noon and was released. He was Immediately ar
rested by secret service officer for offenses al
legged to have been committed in New York.
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We shall in1uxurate this sale with the determination
Close out ever yard OF old goods and s not finch
from loss. matter how severe.
StOrekeepers eciay invited as we shall sell in lots
% SUIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-10

RIVER TRADE.-Harbormasuer Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows: Schr Lizzie
Raglan, Smith, GOO bushels oysters for market:
Schr. Shining Light Thomas, 90 bushels do, do. !:
schr. VIM. B. Coleman, Russell, 800 bushels, do.
do. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-10

w. AND G. RAILROAD ELECTIoN.-The Washing
ton and Georgetown railroad company today
elected the following board or directors: WIN. r.
Rilny, Malby G. Lane, Leonard Whitney, A. Ross
Ray, Chas- C. Glover, Edward Temple, III. Hurt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

information. Roands Of first declin.
ed 10 give II. Then when the corres-
pondent said lac Vas going 20 The
committee on pTin;ln. 10 secure the
desired permission Rounds hesitatcd.
Then he said: wat until to-mor-
row and perhaps / can accommodate
you without that trouble Late the
next night Rounds Was seated in an
armchair upon the cool Ebbitt house
corner at Fourteenth and + streets,
gasping for breath Of the breeze up
from the potomac. The correspond.
cnt, who was going home, saw Mr.
Rounds and going up to him he SAID
How about that little matter OF
which | spoke to you yesterday Mr..
Rounds stared feebly ut the question:
er as he sail: 'I'll try and get your
lady friend appointed as soon Us l
can Blu, l have no lady friend. /
don't want any appointment Mr..
Rounds at this jumped from his chair
seized the correspondent by the hand
aud walked him ont into the full light
Of the gas-lamp on the corner rs he
said /: Il want to take good look at
man who lives in Washington ami
who hasn't young lady friend whom
he wants appointed in the Govern.
ment Printing Office PnoYo.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23
November Choice Literature.

The contents Of this issue of this po-
pular and excellent magazine arc e.
ven more valuable and attractive than
usual, as the following will indicate:
Count Rumford BY John Tyndall.
The Age of Trees. By J. a. Far
rer.
Russia after the Coronation. Bv
Stepniak.
Earth Movements in Java. By r.
A. Proctor.
The Progress OF Labor. BY Fred
eric Harrison.
The Rise and Fall of Amsterdam.
By Richard Heath.
Some Social characteristics Of Au-
stralia. BY Archibald Forbes.
Cycling Us an intellectual Pursuit.
BY BE njamiu Ward Harrison, Nj. D.
SomePoets' Dogs. BY Phil. Robin
son.
The Foreign Policy of France. By
Paul Leroy Beau!Ieu.
Irving'S Interpretation OF Shakes
peare. By Edward r. Russell.
Victor Hugo. By AIgernon Chas.
Swim burne.
Price, 81 yelc; or ten cents for
specimen copy. John b. Aldcn, Pub d.
fisher, IS Vesey St., New York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

Ballou's Magazine for December
contains the last chapter Of Mr.. will
liam II. I homes's Belle ofAustralia.,
OF course all ends well. The Young
husband gets his young bride, aud the
old folks bless them, and the wicked
earl turns ont TO be a tramp and q
pretty good fellow, oven if he does
rUn after the women little more
than is proper for n nobleman In
the January number Of Ballou Mr..
Themes will begin new yarn, called
'On Land and Sea, or California in
the Years 1913, ~, ana 49, when
the author will give his experience
wher he was on the coast, collecting
hides. before the gold discoveries. 1t
will be lively narrative TO read, we
have no doubt BalIou is always
fresh and pleasant, ard the December
number will be found wonderfully
good and entertaining. 1t is only 81
80 per anuum, or 10 cents a single
copy. just send ten cents Tor a sam,
pie, and see what uice magazine it
'eally is. Do this, and secure some
valuable winters reading at small
price. For sale everywhere. Pub
li5hcd by Thomes & Talbot, % Haw-
ley Street, Boston.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23
Tho Marvellous Singing Doll.

This charming novelty is advertis.
ed in this issue, and certainly nothing
will appeal more quickiy to the chill
dren than a Doll that will sing a song.
The price is very reasonable, the Doll
is beautiful affair, and the ingenious
singing attachment Will delight the
young and amuse the old. The little
girl who finds Weber Doll Gin her
stocking at { hristmas time will be
the envy Of all.
Dear Sir: Tho beautiful Singing
Doll came safely, aud FIR exceed my
expectation OF what n Singing Doll
could be- Our little folks were charm
ed with its beauty, but when it sang,
their delight was unboundcd. 1t Will
be 10 them u thing Of beauty and
constant JOY. Slncerly yours,
Rev J. Z. Abbott,
ModrurG Mass AuC. l3. 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

Total amount Of taxes, Ice
terest. costs Of publication,
commissions and fee for ~.
ceipt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

Dr. J @ Mcclure. Anamosa, Iowa,
says: i know Browns Iron Bitters IS
a good tonic and gives general satisfac-
ton
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

DR.. B. +. Smith, Hat Creek, Va. says:
Il prescribe Browns Iron Bit,ers in my
practice AM fad Is most excellent
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

Total amt OF taxes. interest
and costs Of publication and
commissions. being am I ne
ces,ary to redeem before sale.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-23

same
same
same
Taylor JOAN
same
SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT.
Cowgills Henry heirs
Lease Frederick
Short James
RCMNEY DISTRICT.
Kline Jas r. bros. & sister
Kercheval u w
same
kercheval 4. W. & NJ. S.
Parsons James heirs
GORE DISTRICT.
Cooper George w. heirs
Cooper Sharon
Cross VIM. Ii.
Mcdonald A, w. heirs
same
same
samr
same
same
same
same
same
BLooMEaY DISTRICT.
Bedinger Joseph A.
same
Hammack John
Mcdonald a. W. heirs
3herrard Robert Il.
same
same
Fanatric.. Simon
Ionley Samueis heirs
same
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SALE orREAL ESTATE for TAXES
Notice is hereby given that the following
On the first day Of January. 1884

the County C., Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02

Packing s440as4 S5 Packing and shipping 81 90as5 49,
Light 81 $3.50 Is; Skips S3aS4 20.
CaeRecefpts 600 shipments 200; all grades below
Fancy 10 10 is cents lower Exports 50 90a as %
Choice shipping So boss S0 Common TO Medium 81 10;
Range Cattle in large supply Good Texans stesdy
weak Hatbreeds 81 1895 40; Texans 50 55ssl so;
Stssp-Recspts 100; shipments 800: market steady,
Inferior TO Fair So 75G$S 50 Good IS u.s. Choice 81 Texans
81 26GS3
ST. LOUIS Oct l.-Oaale-Receipts 700; shpments 100,
market steady supply chiefly OF Butchers stuff Exports
offered; Medium TO Good Shipping 81 500 z6
Natives &4as4 81.
Seep-Tsceipts lOOO; shipments o; market very quiet
and prices unchangd Fair 70 Prime SO 9Si Texans % so
ass co.
L0nt $5GS5 10. Heavy $3.50 l5 Packing 81 500Si 30;
closed firm.
EAST LIBERTY Penn. Oct l.-Cd,us Receipts 1879,
market active and prices 10 TO 10 cents higher that last
Hogs-Receipts 5000 market fair Phadephas 50 $50
50 80: Yorkers 50 % HSJ 80.
hspRecepts $685. market fair ana prices 25o higher
than last week
BUFFALO oct l-Cattls- Receipts to-day 800 head;
100; for 1890;
receipts consigned through l2S market had good de-
mlud ~ slightly higher figures SalesE1ra Steers for
Sheep Receipts to-day $500 heat total
far $500 head for the time last 1900 he Vi;
receipts consigned through market steady with
good demand NalesFair TO Good Western sheep IS 100
81 40: Canada Lambs 50 as 60
ROgs-ReceBts to-day 10000 he1f; total for week thus far
consigned through % Oerngs In fair demand lower
rates SalesGO0d 10 Choice Workers s. 3U9Sj 4s: Good
Medium and Heavy IS 350s5 30; Choice Heavy 50 500
50 6j Pigs ST 2jOS4 rs.
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PHILApELPHIA MARKEr

PHILADELPHIA. Oct l.-FOur-C onunued very quiet and
prices f. buyers though there Was NJ quotabe change.
Peunsyvapia Family s.; OHIO Clear 50; do hit
q 81 Rya Florris ieit tnDpIy a5G dSn an sy ~
WheatAdysnce l2c ~ early seAiings but subsequently
Exporters continued Indifferent very little doing in car.
sales OF Fresh No lied al 81 10; $4,000 busn No
Red, october - lg@s! lg' do NoyembeE Il l249s I2l
No. Red Octo9er, i 10 bid 81 lUA asked November.
January. 81 10 = Uid 81 Il asked. ye On.na in
Of offerings. COrn-Eued shade easier for
With lids below Inc views Of sellers Caros IN deInd
aud hnner: No. MKet on track IN gain depot and In
tor COc: steamer Mixed 2Oths elevator track,
GJc steamer High Mixed IN gIliu depo OLE SAL Mlyed
sat- 5iLed October 59i4c bid 1S4G asked Novemoer.
Januury 564c bid sc asked oatsCa,los hed hc higher
under lighter Oneiin2s Du the dyance enecked business
N@ teq S4S sef siSr S Se dRSa
Futures firm but quieti Saes Of no White pcJo en- &C
ASKED NoVcmbeE $50 81" 3D. S &C. asked 6StcageT.
5Jc bid c. asked January SIC. BID. ~ &c.
sis'd os3 S1 Fadse SIS 50 20 ~ PEI S Gs
81 so. Beef Hams. SlJ9&l9 30. India Mess Beef
Pork les, new Fl2 ~ :i8; DO Prime Mesa u So liam.
Smoked, per ID, ljl2dlGci do IS. p" fully cured.
Shoulders dry SAT-, old lay0I4c. do new o. 90c.;
90 90 1moaed Ga7c shoulders Pickle, o. &C.; do 10
y lard~teidyi Cy Refined % 80 20 do steam = 20;
o an i"es S2 y p I md WsS S d9 so
G.; Western eGuS, ZUc; 10 GOyO 10 CAOce 10 Lnci
10 i0G &C. Eggs Finn but qqlel Pennsy yaala Extras
mlnd; NewYOIk Fun Cream II 9Gl SCI Western no. lu20
lu2ic do Fair to 99cd 92a lOc Pennsylyan4 Part salms
G4c, for FAN 70 Good Refining luscoyadoesi henned
guie Pow ege $500 G59ala'9a up si
weas winter Bran sIIGT 80. Petioioum-Dnll; Refined
We SRl i 2 ReeepFioaT 46o Sols: Whsi
1870 bush; Corn, ibUO bush, OATS 900 bush ship
ments--Wheat llO,GOO bushj Corn. $500 BUSH oau,
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LIVERPOOL. oct l.-l2:3O p m-Cotton-The market is
fmer MddhnE Uplands 5a4c. do. Orelns, lsn sales,
,OOO Including 2OQU for Speculation and EXPORT
TeeelpS bales, including 1000 American Futures
TDlands Low MiddhDg clause october delivery 525d. also
5JSId;aso 5Sssd 40. October aud November delivery
55g also 552d also J55sd., do November and December
6eSsry 5Olc also J52sad also 55G4d; December ana
JSnuary delivery e1d JSsd also 5@su do. Jan.
uaTy ana February delivery. 5ao4di DO February and
March delivery 5s7s also j4d 10 March ana April de-
livery 56A May and June denvery 6'osdi also G'sd
IGVERr06G Oct l-Tne sales of the day include $500
bales American
lands Low Mddng clause, october delivery Jed do DC
oper November delivery Jed: do November and Deccm
her delivery 5S4ssd do. February and March delivery,
6b9sd; May aud June delivery t'G4d Futures closed
tfILvEsToS Oct Lotion steady Mddling, lOc.;
low Middlng. &c. GOOD Ordinary, 8lso net receipts
75IJ bales gross 1854 bales exports coa'twse. Z7I7
bales; sIles 1883 bales. stock. 90, l45 bales
NRW.ORLEANs, Oct l.-COJJOn strOLg MIDI nZ llSlsci
Low Middng 93.c.; Good Ordinary, ylsC; receipts
57S bales gross 1872 Great Britain 4Si2
bses to france COIsJwise sS9 bales sales
SOOO bales evening TOO bales; stock, 6S,jO7 bales
SAVANNAH, OCT. I.-COlJon hrmi MiddiRs SbIec.; Low
Middnng, lItsc Good Ordinary, &C.; net receipts G3OJ
baos gross 64s9 bales exports Coastwise 3u6S bales
sales $500 last evening 1000 bales slock oOoAo