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Important Naval Changes.


REAR ADMIRAL CROSBY RETIRED AT HIS OWN RE-
QUEST, ETC.
Secretary Chandler this morning received a cable
message from Rear Admiral Crosby, commanding
the Asiatic station, dated at Shanghai, asking to
placed upon the retired list under the
forty years service law. The request will be
granted, and he will be at once relieved from his
present command and retired. This retirement,
together with that OF Rear Admiral Clitz, which
occurred several days ago, will give Commodore
Rhind, who retireS on the 31St of october, an Op-
portunity to be promoted to rear admiral before
that time, when he will retire with that rank.
The action OF Admiral Crosby in thus fastening his
retirement is considered very graceful one on his
part. 1t will make difference to him OF about
$500 in salary, but it will increase the salary Of
Commodore Rhind about 81 600 year as long as he
lives. naval examining board will be ordered to-
day to examine Commodore Rhind for promotion,
of which Vice Admiral Rowan will probably be
president 1t is not known yet who Will relieve Ad-
miral Crosby OF command OF the AS1atic station.
The naval board to examine Commodore A. C..
Rhind for promotion to the grade OF rear admiral
will consist of Vice Admiral S. G. Rowan and Rear
Admirals j. L. Worden and K w. Shufeldt. Rear
Admiral Crosby was to-day placed upon the retired
list OF the navy.
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Assistant Secretary New.

NOT TALKING ABOUT HIS RESIGNATION THIS AFTER
NOON.
Assistant Secretary New returned to Washington
last night and to-day occupied his desk at the
Treasury department.
SHOW long will you remain this time, Mr.. New"
asked a STAR reporter.
81 don't KNOW" was the reply s'1t is indenite 1T
may be for years, and it may be forever"
swell, will you tell me when you are going to re-
sign?'
II am not tas;ing on that subject" was the ex-
hauStive answer.
From the fact that Mr. New sent word to the
White House to-day to know when 1t would be con-
venient for the President to see him, many think
that he has not abandoned all intention OF resign
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THE STOCK MARKET STRONGER THAN LAST WEEK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market during the forenoon was
generally strong on moderate volume OF business,
though there was a decline after 12 O'Clock, by
which a large part OF the advance previous to
12 O'Clock was lost, and the effect was TO
leave prices at 1870 O'Clock about where they
at the close on saturday. The Vanderbilt stocks
were strong and higher until IL O'Clock, but after
that except Canada Southern) the weakest On the
market The strongest stocks throughout were
the Northern Pacific and Denver. Western Union.
Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific loaned FIAT this
forenoon.
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District Government Affairs.
OvERGROUND WIRES.

The Commissioners to day issued the following
order: 'sThat the Postal Telegraph company is au-
thOrized to make temporary overground connec-
tions between the terminus OF the underground
route defined in the agreement executed the 25th
day OF October 1885, and the Capitol and executive
departments, by such routes and in such manner as
shall be approved by the Commissioners, provided
that this temporary privilege shall terminate On
the first day OF December, 1884"
ASSESSING WATER RENTS AGAINST UNOCCUPIED
HOUSES
Ex-CommiSstOner Dent In note to the C0mmlS
siOnerS asks whether water rent can be lawfully
assessed against q house where there has been no
tenant In 1t during any part OF the year for which
the tax is levied.
ORDER FOR REMOVAL OF TELEGRAPH POLES.
The Commissioners have given orders to Mr. a.
r. Miles, superintendent DiStricS telephone service
to remove the telegraph poles On street, between
District telephone service and the telephone COM
pany
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EOreicn Affairs.

BaYoNET CH,EGE ON AN IRISH PROCESSION
DUEIlN. oct 29--Ihcrc Were no pubic meetings
of members OF the National League Ina Ireland .ssS
Uefuay, those appointed for the day having been
aeaildohed IN cons'quenoe of the proclamation of
the government forbdding them Some disorders
occurred at Castle Lyon. County Cork where the
police, In dispensing procession charged upon it
and capturing its banners and musical iastu-
ments- Ii is stated, however. that after the mill
tary and police withdrew meeting WAS held and
tluS the oblect or the leagueIS was Effected.
THE ToSorIN NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF
LONDON. oct 29.-The Paris correspondent Of the
Standard says IL Is clear that the negotiations h,.
tween France and China upon thc Tonqain ques-
tion have been broken OF FOR the present. The ne
lations now existing between the two countries can
only be described as at a deadlock.
1he chinese legation has furnished the newSpa-
perS with copies Of the entire CORRESPONDENCE fi,f
ambassador. and Nj. Challamel-I Iacour the French
minister OF foreign affairs upon the Tonquin alts-
uon The correspondence embraces twenl. seven
LONDON Oct. 29.-lt is reported that Mr.. Glad
stone VIII 60 TO CarneS
ANOTHER COMPARTMENT CAR HORROR IN ENGLAND
A gentleman was attacked yesterday hy a luna
Tic IN compartment OF on a suburban rail-
way and beaten until he was insensibe. The only
other occupant OF the compartment was lady,
who was unable 10 aid the gentleman. She, how
ever, when the train arrived at station gave an
alarm and the lunatic was secured
THE EXPLORATIONS IN NEW GrrNF.
IoNpoN. Oct. 29.-Despite the disapproval az Lord
Derby, colonial minister, of the explorations ln
New Guinea, the projectors of the enterprise have
determined TO proceed. A steamer has been char
tered TO leave England before Christmas She viii
take SIX months provisions, tents and arms Each
subscriber OF flo0 pounds to the expedition Is to
obtain land warrant emitting him To one thvu-
sand acres.
SPANISH POLITICS
MADRID, Oct 29.-The appointment of Sen0r
Camacho, lately minister of finance, 10 the gov
ernorship OF the bank OF Spain. signifies the union
OF the two political groups in the new ministry,
and is intended 10 prepare the way for the lorna,
ton OF great liberia, party.
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A CARp,.
i would respectfully inform tlle, 1ate patrons of
E Eysns en- the the late partner g ths INNS A. Of Walter
Of the above-naned firms that Il IA the Dining Room
business IN the city has opened new Dining Room ct
under the name Of FIRED WEVANg. DINING
ROOMS" where he viii be pleased 70 zee al his former
PsnOns who are looking Tor frst-cls eetn8 at moder
o27.a .1RED. ". EVANS.
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French Fight with Chinese.


PARIS, Oct 29.-Mail adyices from Saigon show
that the French forces. in their encounters I'm The
vicinity OF Hanoi III the early part OF September,
met chinese regulars who We're well armed and
ofticered. After a conflict OF three DAYS, during
which the French took some of the enemy s works,
they Withdrew, leaving Hai-Phong still in the
nandS or The enemy. Some OF the troops Of the
King or AMMAN were with the enemy.
THE FRENCH CHARGED WITH GREAT CRUELTY.
letter from Saigon TO the France states that
unheard OF cIuelties were committed near there ON
the occasion OF its capture 10y the French sailors
Admiral COurbet directed. I'm an Official order. that
there should be no quarter given 10 men, women,
or children Three hundred Annamites who had
taken refuge in the mouth OF the bay OF Thuan
were killed, all OF them being shot. one hundred
and fifty more, who were drifting i'm a Junk without
arms or oars, were also maSSacred. The Figaro
declares that Admiral Courbet at the instance OF
Commissioner Hamand, allowed the preparation
OF such acts in order 10 terroriZe the AnnamiteS.
The Temps denies that Admiral Courbet gave such
orders, but admits that twelve hundred of the
enemy Were slain at Thuan
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GENTLEMEN!
BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR FALL OR WINTER SUIT
OR OYERCOAT YOU SHOULD EXAMINE
THE STOCK AT
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
The Goods sold there possess merit style and make
lower than those of any house in the city.
Our Overcoat is equal to any sold ats
Our 0vercoat is equal to any any sold sold at s1S.
Our g Qvercoat is equal to any sold at ga
Our si2 overeost IS equal equal to any any sold sold at SO
our our 55 $5S 0vercoat is % equal to any sold at $2s
Our IS Business Suit is equal to any sold at SIS
our slo Business Suit is sRsr0r to most ones sold
Our s12 Cashmere Suit is superior to most ones sold
Our $15 Corkscrew Suits equal to any sold at S25
onr Sis Suits are equal to any sold at $50
t 81; are made up Id 4button cutaway, frock and
Our $40 Black Daeone Suit is equal any sold at s1s
our $50 Black Cloth Suit is equal to any sold at At SIS
Our US Black Broadcoth Suit is superior to most
sold at $50.
BOYS GOODS
Orr $50 0vercOat would be cheap at 81
Our $50 Overcoat aent be equalled at IS.
Our St Overcoat is worth 80
Our $S Overcoat sells elsewhere at S15
Our s3 81 S. So ST. $s So or $40 suits are Just about
oper cent below the usual selling prices.
PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS
In CASHMERE Chevoit and Beavers in endless
variety at all prices from 81 up.
GOSSAMERS FOR BOYS AND MEN
at 50, $3.50. SO and s4LThe best in the market
TIL E MISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Make no mistake aud come to the corner 10th and F
streets ol2
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TIE NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for redemp-
tion to-day amount to Si2S,OO0.
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PHILADELPHIA, oct. sa-Ihc American Iron and
Steel assoCiation has received statistics show Ing
considerable falling of in imports OF non cBd steel
nom Great Biitain. The total imports Tor the nine
corresponding period list year they were 9S0a5
tons
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Secretary Foger said to-day that he expected to
appoint successor to Supervising Architect Hill
tomorrow.
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BALTIMORE. Mn.. Oct. sa-1he races, ~ pmltro
to-day have been Sip0ned until to-norfOM ON a,,-
count OF rain.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $S20, ,523; customs, s4S2, ,226.
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Lord Chief Justice Colertdge sailed for England
saturday from New York.
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kilograms to The Star.
FRENCH FIGHT WITH CHINESE.

DEADLOCK ON THE TONQUN QUESTION.
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SECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
p highest cash prices Paid Also Watches Jewelry
Guns Pistols &c Call or address HERZOG 500 9th
street. near peDnsylyaria avenue. mara
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SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Oct 29.-1he Schenec-
tady UitiOli, the only paper In the entire Congress
ional district having the Associated Press fran
chise. was sold to-day to John A. Slecher. formerly
OF the Troy Times. The price paid was $lS,GO0
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BAYoNEr CHARGE ON AN IRISH PROCESSION
Pirnlico Rnccs poStpop.s.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN NEW YORK POLITICS
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PITTSBURG, Oct ga f1ghtful explosion occurred
IS miles from this city yesterday morning, at
Brooks tunnel on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Twelve hundred pounds OF dynamite exploded. kill
ing five men, the crew Of freight train sdetracked
q short distance from the scene. The men were
walking along the track near where the dynamite
was stored
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NEW YORK, Oct 29.-JameS H. Delayan who
represented himself as an insurance agent. on
the 2j OF last August obtained a check for 500
from Johnson & Hammond, ighterage men OF Water
street. for insuring number of their barges In the
Orient Insurance company. Delayan kept the
money he obtained and fled to Chicago He was
Tracked there and arrested and today brought to
this city, where an indictment has been found
against him.
Adam Goldsmith, a manufacturing jeweler at
No. 80 Maiden Lane. had I'm his employ workman
named Robert Schmidt. One fI-ht Schmidt sIole
ten gold watches and left the city. The police
traced him TO Cedar Keys Fla and arrested him.
Five OF the watches We're recovered He was brought
on here by detective to-day.
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rItorH Wool growers S ASSOCIATION has p 5ormed
and has passed resolutions calling on Delegate
BrentS and 0regon's Representative I'm Congress 10
their efforts to fix the tariff On wool il was
before the last Congress met.
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MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
43O TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material
and guarantees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Handmade Underclothing Melino Underwear
and finest Imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods
French Corsets and Bustles. The Hercules" Sup
porting Corset for which Miss Fl. is special agent
and 81 Corset her own make, that for the price
cannot be surpassed
N. B.-French, German and Spanish spoken as
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Women In the New York Campaign.
AGAINST THE REFLECTION OF RUSSELL ATTORNEY
GENERAL.
NEW YORK, Oct 29.-The wOman'S suffrage party
has prepared address TO the women OF the state
in which they say: "The undersigned urge YOU 10
exert yourselves TO turn every vote possible against
Leslie w. RuSSel1S reelection as attorney general
His official acts proved him TO be the unScrupulous
foe OF your iibertieS-n
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2a-The coroner to-day
began an inquiry in regard TO the deathOf Maggie
Conway, aged twenty zone. who died on Friday in
the house OF Mrs. Ann McIlhenny, on Rnggold
street Evidence was offered TO the effect that
death was due to malpractice, and as other testi-
mony is to be produced the inquest was adjourned
until Friday. Mrs. McIlhenny was committed.
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THR EAGRE SAFE The United States coast
survey Office has been informed that the Eagre ar
rived at New London this morning. after very rough
voyage It had been suggested that the wreck
seen on Metinic island and reported from Port
Clyde might have been that OF the EagTe
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

(WME one. CONF ALI--FIRST GRAND HOP OF
NIHE SOCIAL FIVE. for the benefit of MIR EIr-
GENk SIMMONS at Odd Fellows HALL Sth street
st. III ESDAI EVENING. October 80 1888 Tickets
81 cents admitting Gent and Ladies Its
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WASHINGTON, DC. July 18th, 1888
Introduction Of an Electric frtt Mschne to9ysthar fnT
With other improyements we are not subject to the
don OF the weather. and are prepared to furnish with
promptness, and at low price any work in the line of
Photo Engraving for either relief print
ing.
Designs and Estimates furnished upon application.
THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING COMPANY,
1y16 1425 New York avenue.
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The WILL OF RoBERT PAYNR-The last will Q
the late Robert Payne, with the renunciation OF tn
executors, was flied to-day with the register O
Wills He directs that 0ne-third of the proceeds O
the sale of his real estate be given Mary Ann John
son and her children, together with the furnitur
In the house she occupies and some OF the furntur
in Harriet Agnes house. The remainder is to b
divided between Mary E. POore, David PoOre, Add
T. POore and Harriet Agnes Holmes
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rgo. MEETING OF THE HONORARY MEM
1- bers of the Union Veteran Corps Capt THOMAS
SOM will be held at the Armory, Masonic Temple THIS
EVENING. 2eth instant at ~ O'clock. fun attend
ance is requested L. b. CUTLER, President
A. E. JOHNSON, Secretary. IT.
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the steamship Alaska from Liverpool ROwell says
that he intends to make another effort to gain the
six-day pedestrian championship OF the world.
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LECTJ RES.

LECTURE
r g INe.ERSOEI,
LINCOLN HALL.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER ?. 1S93
Admission. ~ cents. serE.d SEATS without extra
ffar-c at MCtzfrOtt's.
Doors open at :. Lecture al 3. - ~
Entire proceeds given to the cause. FRED. DOUG
LASS will preside. Oct29-Jt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-29

wheel breaking while she was coming
along smoothly and happened on Sun
day morpiog when about eight miles
above Greeneville. She is completing
her trip to St..Louis onIOne Wheel
The peerless Kate Adams Wills
rive O-night, and Is the maibpdCket
leaving at s o'clock to morrow eve
aing foF Helena, Friars Point, Ter.
rene, Arkansaw City and intermediate
landings. Passengers for points South
should . bear in mind tbatllithe
Adams is the finest and best equipped
steamer running from this port and
enjoys we'll deserved reputation Tor
speed, comfort and safety. mRemem-
Der, she leaves Tomorrow evening.
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dressed. ssOper M;lathing, 81 76ag per M

dressed. sS0per M;lathing, 81 75a2 per M
shingles, s3a460 per NJ. ., fr-.I'
C0TTONSEED, OIL ETC-Sound cot
ton seed 81 river landing $40 per ton; seed
meal, 81 50als60 per ton; oil cake,
SILL oil, S0aS6c for crude; 42a54c for 10,
lined as per quality. Ilo fal
L1VEST0OK--Cholce beefcattlescaroe
do medhsra 4a41Ie per ID gross; other
classes Sa4Nc, as per quality; yearlings,
$6a9 each; mich COWS S20a30; per head:
sheep 33a4Sc per ID, for good mutton quail
tiles, and Sis1 80 per head for poor;
lambs " 60a8 per head TOR medium and
6a6c per pound for choice, Mules at
500 to SilO each: horses at S65 TO $50
each. oE So
CATTLE AND sHEEP-The supplv
of cattle IS reported ample, and values are
weak under a7c influence Of liberal re-
ceipts Beef cattle range as per quality.
from q TO 4c per ID; grass fed stock, Il TO
2Nci yea4ings, S5a6; mich cows slow at
Sl5 to $40 Hogs have met some demand
at 51ia6ci grass sheep, 3v4c for medium,
and choice, Slal so per head; for poor
lambs, 5a5ic for good 60popnders and no
deand for poor offerings
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NOn.reaident NOt1oc.


No 4S5S-In the Chansery Court Of Shelby
County, Tennesse--The State Of Tennessee
for its own use, ETC., vs. b + lanes OF al.
IT appearing from bill, which is sworn to,
j in this cause that the defendants. II A
Parker Is resident of the htate Of Louisi
ana; that Lee Peyton is resident of the State
of Texas aud Il 5 Myers, Herman Myer,
Morris Myer, Lsah Myer, Amelia Myer, s A
Scarborough and his wife - Scarborough,
L Holman, Hirsh, Fannie j Grsenlaw, w
B Greenlsw, Sallie Greenlaw, Annie Green.
law, Kate B Greenlaw, Joseph Haener.
George Wa hington and Simon Sturm are
all non residents Of the State of Tennessee;
that the places Of residence Of NJ Musso and
John NJ Leonard are unknown,i and can
not be ascertaiued after diligent inquiry,
and that the names ard p aces Of residence Of
the heirs Of Thomas Hogan and Of the heirs of
John l. and Isaac Saharans are unknown and
cannot be ascertained after diligent inquiry;
and itfurther appearing from the Sheriff 5 re-
turn herein that @ l. Wilcox, trustee, B Il
lanes, the, Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church,of the Diocese of Tonnes
see, BishopQuintard President, Barbara Hirth,
N Hirth. II Schultz, Mrs II + Schultz
Albert Thumel. Mrs D A Harrell, Fanny
Harrell, A Harrell, Sally harrell, Irvine
Harrell, Ada Haeuer, Marion Crosson, Eliza
Cr0sson, George Wilson. Belle n Grant, ohm
Shehan, w s Rogers. Walter Peyton,- Mary
ton, Lula Peyton, Lee Peyton. Ellen Hoist
and Thomas Delaney are not to be found in
his county.
tits therefore ordered that they all make
their appearance herein at the court
house of Shelby county. IN Memphis1 Ten.
in October. 1888, and plead, angwtr or de-
muir TO complainant bill. and petition OIL
Taxing District OF Shelby county, or the
same will DO taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing ex parte; and that copy
Of this order be published once . week, fol
four successive weeks, In the Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of Augu.t, 1888.
: w Il ). gLAcK, Clerk and Master.
By ]. M. Bradley, d. o. a NJ.
FIJI & W Heiskell collectors for com
! plainant. l4S ll9 1851
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Renefit Of walking.

Every muscle in the body is greatly
and uniformly brought into action by
the swing Of the legs and the arms,
and, consequently, Of the trunk in q
vertical direction. The undulations
made by the head, chest and abdomen,
in vertical plane, are thus not only
according to Hogarth's line Of beauty,
but also in that tending to perfect
health. Every internal organ is gem
tly stimulated to more robust action.
Never, in common walk, does pers
son breath twice the same air, because
he is constantly changing his position.
This fact alone is Of inoalculable4 adj
vantage, Some writers contend that
the rebreathing Of air once partially
used is one Of the most fertile causes
Of consumption. The most favorable
time for walking is about midday in
the winter, and in the morning and
toward the evening in the summer.
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COIIOn.

Sales yesterday 45O bales, all to
spinners, the market closing quiet,
steady and unchanged as follows:
Ordinary, 79c; good ordinary,
$40; low middling, 9sc; mid
ding, 9bC; good middling, loo; mid
ding fair, lO1O; fair, nom. Stains-good
ordinary, Ito; low middling, Ste; mid
ding, ssc. Tinges - middling, SIC;
good middling, 9tc.
The New York market closed quiet
at Lice lower on all classes. Mid
ding, 10tc. Sales, 4O2 bales. Stock
on hand, 2,754 bales. Futures steady
at | to 2 points below the figures Of
evening before. The New Orleans
market closed quiet. Sales, 425 bales
Stock, 5l,l96 bales. The Liverpool
closed dull and easier, and the Man
chester yarn and fabric market was
rather lower.
Receipts Of cotton yesterday at the
leading points summed up 2O37 bales,
against 6443 for the same day last year.
Receipts at Galveston yesterday were
575 bales; at New Orleans, 746 bales;
Mobile 90; Savannah .374 and Charles
ton "a.
Total receipts at all U. s. ports
for the past 3 days were 1887 bales,
and II bales less than last year for the
same time. Total receipts at all ports
since September first have been 1866
826 bales; an increase of 1,918.l5{
and 153,624 over the last two years
at the same time. Total exports this
season. 4,665,446 bales. Increase
], l5O,698 bales, and l48,4Sl over the
two previous years, to the same date,
Total stocks are now 248,953 bales
against 133,484 bales last year, and
24O,532 the year before at the same
time,