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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-18
CANADIAN ToRYISM.

The Montreal Herald of Dec. contains the fol-
lowing:
1--WE have now got the whole battery Of
the French Canadian press in this city TO
bear on lis Tor having advanced the start
ling truth that now is the time 10 make this
a British, Instead Of French, COLONY.
We know our language must be unpopular
with d certain class Of indvi luals, who are
daily preaching up Cancellation,
-gin bondsmen's key
With bated breath and whispering humbsncss,"
bui so long as we feel that we are dSchar-
g:ng a sacred duty to our fellow country
me u, we will not turn 10 the right or 10 the
left, but strong in the goodness Of our
cause, we will independently and boldly
express our opinions, however unpala;abfe
they may appear to be. We have nothing
to conceal either of sentiment or policy,
The present constitution # Lo,rer Canada
must be destroyed, and a British one must
replace it; the country must be reconque red
both morally and physically"
Per contra--the same article has the following
specimen of Tory competency:
The Populaire speaks as il only few
persons amnug he Canadian peasantry were
rebels, in the face OF the events that have
transpired within this last fortnight, which
have abundanily proved our oft repeated
assertion that the whole French Canadian
population, with the exceptions too lew to
be taken into account, were at heart dis
loyal 10 Great Britain and Ireland, and that
it is the height Of madness to grant them
the same privileges with men of Brit
ish blood, who love their county, because
it is their country, endeared to their hearts
by ten thousand associations, which car
scarcely be supposed 10 find a place in The
breasts OF conquered people. We do no
and we cannot blame the Canadians lol
not being able TO think as Englishmer
i think, and were we the descendants Of Brit
ons in French colony, our feelings would
naturally be as opposed to the existing gov
eminent as those OF the Canadians at pre-
! sent are"
In Justice we add, that all the Tory, alias
royal, papers are not quite SO rabid as The
Herald. The Montreal Courier strongly
rebukes the course.of the Herald, as ultra
and ,and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-18

rS-The Vt. Patriot and Castleton States
man have a wonderful tact at hunting con-
gressicnal records. For a week or two
they have charged the Wing members OF
Congress with gross inconsistency, alledg-
ing that few years ago they were Tor the
sub-treasury scheme, and that now they
are agains, it. The charge comes either
from i.rnoronce or design to misreprescnt.
II is TRUE that when the administration
brought in bill adopting the PET BANK
system, the wings OPPOSED THAT. 1t is true
that proposition was then made to adopt
n system SIMILAR to the sub-treasury
scheme-it was discussed in committee Vi
the whole-takeu out of the committee
and motion made to REcoMMIr 1T. On
this question to REcoMMIr, and for the pur-
pose of preventing the administration from
applvng the GAG and cutting off discus
sion, the wings in body voted in the af-
firnative. But this does not prove that they
were in favor Of the system. On the con-
trary, when the specific question afterwards
came up, Will you adopt the principle oil
severing the treasury from banks! it was
decided in the negative by an overwhelm-
inr majority of BOTH PARTIES. Oh'y %
voted in the affirmative. Where, then, IS
the inconsistency Not with the wings, It
is with the VAN BuRES MEN THEN they
were AGAINST the sub-treasury scheme
VOW they are FoR 1T.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-18
(WATcHMAN EXTRA, Dec. l4.)
THURSDAY, Dec. ii, 6 o'clock, A. M.
GREAT NEWS FROM UPPER CAN

Copy Of letter 10 the Editors oil the
Waterman and Journal, dated
BUFFALO, Ia PAST G, p. M, 9Th DEc. 81.
MEssRs. EDiroRs:-
By undoubted authority from Queens
town, we are authorized in raging that To.
ronto has just been taken by the Radicals,
and Sir Francis b. Head, (Govcrnor) with all
his officers, arc pent up in the Markct-house.
The insurgents came nobly to the point,
and require his Excellency tc dissolve the
present parliament, order the election of
new ono, and quit tho province within two
weeks.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-18
LATE FROM LOWER CANADA.

The Franklin Messenger (St. Albans,)
gives rumor that the Patriots have de-
feated the troops in battle at the Lake OF
Two Mountains; that the prisoners who
were taken 10 Montreal charged with trea-
son, have been privately shot and that nu-
merous arrests are still made in the neigh
borhood of St. Cesare. p. S. The battle
is denied.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-18
STILL ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Buffalo papers of the 10th publish slip
rom the postmaster at Lewiston Gu. CO.
stating that the Loyalst troops and Radio
ais were fighting, on the morning Of the
9th, about ten miles from Toronto.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-18

Lord Gosford, on the 9th Dec. Issued proc
lamation, declaring Montreal, and the country
adjacent, to be under martial law, and author
izn tho punishment Of all rebels by DEATH
or otherwise as TO the commanding officers Of
her Majesty's troops may seem fit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-18

This news camo in only half an hour
since, and is universally credited.
Truly, and in great haste to go in the mail,
Yours, &c.
II. w.
From the Burlington Sentinel Extra.
LEWISTON, U. G. Dec. 6, 1887.
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN
UPPER CANADA.-ATTACK ON
THE CITY OF TORONTO.
4 o'clock, P. NJ.
SIR,--The Steam Boat Traveller, Capt.
Whitney, arrived at Niagara this morning
at O'Clock, from Toronto, which place he
left four hours before. The Boat with
deputation was despatched by the Govern
or for volunteers from this District, to the
immediate aid Of the government and TO
return with such forthwith The Reform
ers of the Home District, il is said reached
Toronto the night before last. in great MINI
bers (3000) when volunteers in behalf or
the government were called 10 oppose their
coming into the CITY, when running fire
took place. Col. Noodle late of the IO4tb.
was shot dead, and others, besides n num-
Der OF prisoners were taken, amongst whom
are Archibald Medicinal and Col. Wells.
Sheriff Jarvis house and others were fred
and burnt. The Governor and his council
are in the Market Square. James Brown
and 800 volunteers are in the fort. Mr..
Speaker McNab with so volunteers reached
the city yesterday. Col. w. Chisholm is
expected TO day from Oakville, with all .he
volunteers he can get to aid the Govern
mcni, and from Whitby a few yeomanry
cavalry is looked for.
The reformers have al their Counsel Doctor
John RolPh, Nn1 others of high standing.
Three flags Of truce were sent Yesterday, 10
the Government, with the following terms
let To dissolve tho present Parliament.
I'd. Grant an Elective Legislative Council.
Sd. That the Governor leave the Province
in two weeks.
QUEENSTOWN, U. C. Dec. 1887.
2. s. While write the Militia arc ordered
TO meet forthwith, at Niagara. 1t is thought
that few will attend the Muster,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-18
MONDAY, DECEMBER -, 1887.
Canadian Affairs.

We continue our accounts, and fer conven-
fence prefix dates Of the news as received or
published here.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-18
STILL LATER.
6 o'clock,

- y CIOCK,
The Traveller left Niagara this afternoon
with one hundred Royal volunteers, under
the command of Daniel McDougle, who
was Lieutenant in the Militia at the bat
tie Of Queenstown. The Steamer Transit
is lying of the Bay of Toronto, with the
family Of the Governor and the public mu-
nitions. The Militia are assembling at Nj
agara. Approximations are felt Of an attack
upon the town tonight, and preparations
are making for defence.
1t is reported that several Of the captured
patriots have been secretly shot, at Montreal (!
We wish we could disbelicve it.
The Montreal Courier of the 18th, men.
lions the arrival Of more troops from Quebec
and tho arrest Of several patriots for treason.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-18

iDR We give the following, as embodling
briefly and plainly, the grievances Of the peo-
Pile Of Canada.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-10

ships Republican, Foster Savannah. Jobssoo J,,,r.
1asees msbard London Grinne, sinturn Cos Howard,
9r ssa Collins BARK Enigke Peterson, Havana D.
on Sdnmn, SON tB) Hanson, Barbudoe, and
settles soy sores Hansen Rio gsn rr D IS schmidt
SON. ouessa' Dem'ng, Medina, Barclay Lisingston.
ARRIVED.
ship cassander Stevens Mobile 20 days win cooo - =
ship AsssIgpe, Nichols. Savannah, days. With ma.. to
srg Virginia Packet Dyer Matsnuas % days, with maue
Brig Honduras Hopkins Lubec,s days. with md,.. % Ne.
pgue Anthony 81 cro w pse e %a:s,
Brig cLysee Lyon Savannah, days. with md,s .. sur.
Brig CoIyria, Coral, windsor, NJ s. 10 ay. with a,.
Brig Haleyon, blanchard rc,eu N S. 10 days, with ma,.
Brig Bses.s Ayres Stewart charleston, DAVIS with coo0
Brig Caroline. Marshal Ma,an..sis day., with no,a....
Brig Victory, Adams, Boston, days. with md,e. to ,..sv
PORT schr lie Fortuna. Reibara oso. 10 DAYS with wine
schr George Pollock, Lemon N. c. days, with cato, 40
,,sehr rearer Jones, Easport 10 days. with plaster to p
schr. Coral Bsston. 10 days, with mdue. s.r Ah,ov
,schr Sun, Nicksrson, Boston, days, with uIe to E3J
schr Lexington, crowell, Boston, days, with mdue. to
schr. soptronis, -, Lubec, 10 days, with plaster 10
master. ' -
MEMORANDA
The weather continues clear and cold.
The George Washington sailed this day Tor Liverpool
n. ceissn wrsh, was detained Charleston, and was
70 nave saned on the 9Th inst, for New York.
ssss viii cese sdsc~. corner Of broad street and Elk.
en rpe n,acs; ~ sslf E.st 10 O'Clock, N :,
g. s.'eds company viii the Topic, Tor sw-asbors, c.
which vessel was down 90 ends the voy
wing DAMAGED psr Of her csrroa inst lat IS TO- oa IS
poke the T1'"a days from New yOrk for Tampa Bay
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-10
Exhibition OF Indian Portraits, and
Indian Curi0siffes.


II MIR. CATLIN, who has been for six years travers.
Ing the Praires OF the Far We and Portraits
OF the most distinguished Indians OF uncvzed regions
together with paintings OF their villages buffalo hunts
landscapes OF The country &c &c will endeaver
the citizens OF New York. Tor short time, exhibition
OF three hundred portraits and other paintings
which he has collected from SO de tribes speaking differ
ent languages all ct whom he has been among
pictures from life. Portraits of Black Hawk his
principal warriors among the number al Jefferson
point Ase four paintings representing the annual religious
ceremony OF the MaEdans doing penance by nicng the
most cruel torures upon their bodespassng knives
pn through the es and suspendng their bodies by their
wounds, &c.
forty landscape views descriptive of the picur
esque prairie Of the upper Mssourand
twelve buffalo hunting scenes together with splendid spec
mems OF costume, will also be exhibited.
The great interest of this collection in its being
presentation Of the widest tribes Indians America
entirely in their native habits costumes; consisting of
Sioux, Puncahs, Konzas, Shiennes Crows Ojbbeways
sinebons Mandans Crees Blackfeet Snakes Mahas Ooes
Iaways Faheads Weas Peoras Sacs Foxes Winnebagoes
Menomonie Mnatarrees, Rckarees, Csapes. Camanches
Wicos Pawnee- Picts, Kowas and others
In order u render the exhibition instructive than
could otherwise be, the paintings will be exhibited
me and such explanation, Of their dress customs traditions
&C gwen by Mr. Cain as will enable the public
Just idea OF the CUSTOMS numbers and condition of
yet In state Of nature in North America
The exhibition, with explanations will be given Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings, the th and 18th the Lee
lure Room OF the StuyvesaDt Institute Broadway, opposite
Bond street. and be repeated several
commencing at half O'Clock. The will
limited to two evenings "Wednesday and Thu sday Friday
and Saturday. &c and is hoped that visitors will and
seated as near the hour possible, that they may the
whole collection
Each admttance so cests Children half price.
dar street, at the Looking Glass Store of Mr. Clover, 2si
Broadway, and at the door. o9-lwx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-10
General Markets.

MONDAY, Oct st. p. M.
Business today has been very dull. The our market con-
unues without material alteration. Western, S8t Gland
Ohio S g. About 1000 barrels flour arrived in the
city today.
Auction Saes-0 bags Havana coffee slightly damaged
sc 10 hogsheads vinegar 81 7c; pipes red wine 6c
barrels starch. ~ 4c so pieces sail duck, sos III
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-10

pAAk THEA rhE.-THSs EVENING win be per.
acknowledgements, Mr.. f. Forrest-senora Mrs.
sharpe ~
kchngs-Couatess se Noyara, Mrs Chippmaaie.
Boxes el-P. 50 cents-0alery % cents
NATIONAL THEA TRE-Lxt< Eal;sr O.<,s
- Hoass-MR wALLACK, Lessee.--THIS EVENING"
will be performed
DAY AFTER THE WEDDING-CoL Freelove, Mr. Abbot
Lady K. Freeove, Miss Il. Wheatly
After which ROB ERT MACAIRE-Robert Macaire Mr.
Browne-Clementine, Mrs Rogers.
To conclude with MY NEW WIFE AND NY OLD I'm
BRELLA-Gregory Grizzle, Mr. Browne-Dinsh, Mrs. Ro.
gers.
Doors open ea-Periomance begin 1T.
OLYMPIC JHEATRE-Broadway, next to Tat
~ tersalls.THIS EVENING will be performed
DREAM OF THE FUTURE-Captain Valentine Love
lock, Mr. Blake Honoria walsingham, with song) Mrs
Maeder.
Barbara Gay, Mrs. Blake.
To conclude. with THE BEAU lDEAL-James, Mr. Gates
Jessie Howard, Mrs. Maeder
IL Boxes, SO cents; Pit, Is cents
Doors open al! past 81 the performance will
4 past O'Clock,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-10
Mrs MOTT. THE CELEBRATED FEMALE

Nl PHYSICIAN, Of Boston, would respectfully give notice
practice this city, residence Leonard street
nearly oppols the National Theatre
Having collected during her late in Europe Herbs
Roots and essential Oils not be obtained In America will
be enabled 10 meet diseases IN their most formidable
The great which has attend her Of
ed. The many delicate complaints cident the female
frame render any in favor OF the Female Physician
Mrs Mott pledges herself cure relieve the following
diseases nheunstsm, Tic Doorcux toured without the
oflance Contracson paraIysed Limos Palsy Decline Con
Evil Crnker, Rngwom, kc kc Cs,nrrb, scsld Heads Ar
fecions of the Eyes spepsa peb ty, Spinal affections,
dice Liver Complaint Henouhods, Piles Female Weakness
he. &c. .lt
In conjunction with her meacises Mrs Mott will administer
her celebrated Patent Medcated Chsmpoo Luxung Baths
avads and others Toe much be said In favour OF
these baths which the from different herbs and
OILS suit The diseases for which they taken They
perfectly safe administer the debiIaied. mpart
ing such strength they not only but
giou. diseases One trial win convince the most sceptca 81
their utility. For luxung 70 the healthy, they calculated
to promote free perspaton cleanse, soften and purify the
skin
Mrs. Mott having made the diseases OF children particular
branch Of her profess she will be enabled diseases
that have saed the skill Of the most talented physician No
mercury or mineral of any Mind used
Hours for seeing patients from 10 in the morning. until In
.as evening Genenen can communicate VITA MIS- mou,
any hour Of the day.
ramy patent rights Cor the above baths can be obtained on
:. letters from the ocuny pos, paid, vii receive mmedi
a'e alfentios. ol0ms
ID eed Boot s.ose1H NEwELL re.pseuy informs he
he has taken the 81 Canal st. az
soo, @sb ne s gsneS sss e,s
$1,000 prices Tor cash just received from his factory
he ss"sse sG psc. P. article for which
" =, SnnsAsty on band, boc's Ger $3.50 and ears
q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-10

On the 18th ut by the DIR. Schroeder Henry Fock
Hamburg lGernany) Emily de Zavaa, formerly Of Al.
baAy.
AT Brooklyn Monday 9th inst, by his honor the Mayor
G.. Underl Of the house of Underhi Brothers,
Elizabeth Vandervoort, all of Brooklyn.
On Sunday, 9Th inst, by the Rev. Isaac NJ Walter Captain
Nathaniel West 10 Eliza Ann Hsock, all OF this city.
On Saturday, 7th last, the Rev Mr.. Gessenhemer J
Francis Draz this city Janet Hairless daughter ofC. c.
Hairless, OF Nuremberg, Germany.
DIED.
On Monday 9th inst, Eliza wilbor, daughter OF A. Dows
aged years.
Sunday inst, Caroline, daughter Of Joseph
bella Tucker, in the 4th year OF her age.
On Sunday 9Th inst, chaLod Burgess, in the seth year Of
his age.
On Sunday, 9Th inst Ann jane infant daughter Of John
Holmes
On Saturday, 7h nst Captain Nathaniel Norton 4 revolu
uoaary soldier, aged "a years and months.
On Saturday 7h Rachel wife of Samuel Broome aged
IS years and II months.
On Saturday, 7h inst, Thomas Gouverncur, Of Adam
and Anu Matilda Levy, aged year and months.
On Sunday, 9Th the 42nd year Of his age, John b.
Roe, ofthe firm Of J. b. H. Hoe, Patterson, NJ J.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-10
- CIGARS

J9nM ID .;sn, sgn q the Isbss Chssf IA
ors the admirers Of good CIGARS that succeeded In
making w the celebrated manufacturers Don
Manuel Pus Co, OF Havana supply OF cbsics
brands, such AZ are rarely fspnd In this msrket
The most sstdious conHoiscurx may rely having ther
sale or fetss san induce continuance Of their pstrs~
age. call will ebllge.
IN 81 A. has no connsr.n with any other boose N this
c'tv. ttyleSms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-10

Bulls HEAD Monday, 9th Oct.
Beeves-oOo Of fair quality, which 25owere SOUTH
Sales rather brick. Prices So the 100 bs average Sill
sold $50.
Cows and Caves-Very few in the man
Sheep and Lambs20o brought from 6s 2ss; average,
Us each.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-10

(NONCEkT-MR. +. knoll, who obtained the first
~ premium the Carionet the Royal Academy Of Paris
informs the public and the amateurs good music that
the FIRST time IN this country and previous his departure for
the South he ntendt give grand Vocal and
Concert at the City Hotel TUESDAY, 18th inst He will
be assisted oy the follow ng artists
Vocal Performers-Signora Maroncel. Mrs Dunn Sgnor
Fabj. -
Instrumental PerfomersMesss Eenne piano forte; Bou-
cher vionceo Sgnor Gambsti, valve trumpet who have
kady volunteered their services for this OCCASION
Tickets EACH TO be had the City HOTEL and princi
pal Music Stores.
u The particulars will be given hereafter. o9-Sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-10
FoaeIGN FORTS.

YTCTOU, Sept J6.-8NperlOH, NeW xO1E. :
UNITED STATES PORTS.
HPeRrLAsp Oct A-Crd, Paugns Moody, 81 Josephs, Pa
Sin ar Leo, Robinson New York-crd Alert L0ring, do
SALEM Oct. s-Ar. Brilliant, Snsw New York.
HAKrroRD. Oc:. 6.-Ar. Celeste. Stannard. New York.
York-sLd, Sarah. do.
ELrHIA Oct sAr. VIM. Archer. Kelly, Ne York;
STAR Loveess, docpd Benjamin Duncan, Honeyvlle. dol
Orb Dunn, DO; Hea, Martin. do Arrived in the Schuyk
Mexico, Baymore, New York; Talman, Read, dol Jane,
Evans do; Native, Eldridge DEF A. X. Edwards do; Han
nan Sarah Lake; SUPERIOR Smith, DOL Louisa, Cramer
dol Atlantic County Somers do.cpd, Harvest, Lcrng do
ne Townsend, do; William Rcwleu Robinson, do.
Mary Chiffon, Drew, Boson Cordelis, Sherwood, New
York.
MOBILE, Sept 30-yessels in portCaseo, Munroe repg.;
oundout Dunham, do; Colchis, Knight, nnc; Maryland,
Pascal do Avara, Collins do Augusta Pomerey dol Lyon,
Pearson do; Alabam2n Lane New York; Camilla, Stewart,
do xyon Putnam, disg Criterion, Huat, do. Ssbee Har
low, do. Franklin. Lyle do; Charles Heald DO; Marion,
Bumbran do; A. NJ Hale, Wilcox do; Sarah Stewart do;
Antioch, Barnes, Havana.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-10

TU,HE the Georgia Company, redeem
81 atbe Offices of Dsy Forman, No II Wall street. At
David Hows Son. No n Wall street and st b. Cocbi sns,
Ne. ~ Wall street, at u per cent discount sV-I@'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-10

II The particulars will be given hereafter. os-st@
SIGNORA RUIZ GARCIA respectfully informs
~ the pub the amateurs OF fine music and the ladies in
particular that her Concert tpevous departure for
avana VIII take place at the City Hotel Wednesday
ing the 18th OF October full and effective orchestra
gagged The following artists will lend their aid in the above
csncert-
Ruiz Qate) Garcia, Signor Eerrero and Sgnor Fahj
Instrumental PsrSofrners-Sgnor and Mons eur
Bouche Leader OF the orchestra, Signer Ruiz Mr. w, A
King will preside at the piano.
NORTHUMBERLAND
l. Grand Overture, full orchestra, Rossin
Duett-Orche nelcampo samo-by Signor Fabi
and Signor Ferrero-Trumpet oblgato, Sig.
(iaAbati-ful orchestra, Carnicere
y. Aria-Sig nora Ruiz Garcia from the Of
Norna-full orc hestra, ReIIni
T. Potpour, on the valve trumpet, by Signor Gam
bsii-i9l orchestra, Belni
chesra, q A Iyo,soo
6 Ducu-Sgnora Ruiz Garcia and signora Ma
ronceil- from the opera of Semiramide-full
orchestra Rossin
Z. Tarzetto--from LIngann- Falice-by Mrs '''"'
Dunn, signor Fab and signor Ferero-ful
orchestra Rossin
!. solo-vioincello by Mons Bouche-full or.
2 Aria-Sgnora Maroaceli--iren the opera OLA
Pa rhna, Doniye,,i
Q. Aria-Signora Ruiz Garcia-Ah non giupge--
from La Somnambna-ful orchestra, Bein
a. Dueto-from the opera of Matilde de Cha
brandy Signer Gambati the valve trum-
pet, and Sgnor Marine on the key trumpet, Rossini
Tomancc-Signor rnh, Bagioli
E. Duet lby desire)-fron Normally sgnora
Ruiz Garcia and Mrs. Dunn-ful Orchestra. Beilni
The Concert to ~ O'clock Tickets one dol.
lar te be had the City Hotel and the principal Music
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-10

Stock OF old cotton in Alabama is therefore 6,S77
The estimated crop for 1887 100000 bales which added
267 bales, viii give them supply of 2e5 bales for
years 1875 Sales of tie crop took place Mobile in
The S0th ut at l2ic, and of the old at lie.
The market for the crop Norfolk the 9Th instant
was SO so-sales were at l1c-demand for old is dull
Philadelphia market Of the 7th instant fair demand
sales occurred AT l2ic.
We have nothing remark in Boston. Dates there
up totLe 9th inst. Transactions tlll a. &c.
Further supplies of the received in this
market today the staple OF which fine The market today
Tor Old usually the case Mondays, dull We have
Thing to report Of consequence.