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1888 "
Taken for consumption. ...,.. 5000 "
Stock OF RIO TINS day .''..2 2979S
SALES OF WEEK.-5OO bags eXLapwing, ahoat,
at l24 cts, 4 mo-. 1000 bags eX-Lapwng, at II cts
$50 bags eX-Jusna al2at at Il cts 100 bags eX-Cla
at II cts $50 bags eXChase, in store at u to l24 cts
geo bags eXP G. warwick IN store at ls to II cts 600
bags eX- in store l04 cts 600 from second hands,
at ll& to l2ctS; Total 5000 bags
REMAEkSIhe above report oil safes SHOWS an lnGreas-
ed demand iof consumption e5pecialy iof the better
grades oi no Transactions ot the past week nave been
confined almost entirely to western buyers Fui prices
We quote prime Rio at - to l2H cts, good 2 cts,
air y cts medium lOI 10 ia CTS Laguayra l. TO l3
cts, Java 10 to 10 cts.
WHITE X ELDER,
BALTIMORE. Nov: 10, 1859: Coffee Brokers
FLOUR-Flour Is in active demand to-day, and the
market Tor II IS very lrm IN tone heard on change
o safes Gi 9uo nnS. ono, ana -Vo DPS o%arI cteet
Super all for export at 50 37& per hhl at which figure
ooth descriptions closed nfm Ihere was hothins d0ne
IN Guy Ms super ;" ar as we couiu learn f9r inns
variety houeS are G'hGraS ASKING S7-o athomEE some
lots could prooany Eaa al 52,i2s per DOL ihere Is
COCO uiue "tin'i l F'N7 fI' anu We quote ~ IN Urn M
at $40 I"F Veo: s''"o I'r l'"G%" 9'ret'' so&oSO
FOR regnar shPPnF' ana = per Dbl Tor 'ancy orahus
! City Mills
FAMILY fLoCh-s ailliE f'our IS aetNe anu hrin
Welchs Is selling al 50 oHt we SUI quote the faaco
Reservoir SILVER spring auu Ashland brands at - oO
per b6 ONO ana Iiowar"atreet famly may De quoted
at 90 per POI. ,,,, NJ. 1,. r,,,,r : ,,1i,
RYE FLOUR AMP Goi.S I'VE fl'uT IS now setIIns
at S43f& per npI nnt tHee Is hothins DONG IN Corn
Meal bam@re @ !. IleTins a, 81 put brah"yWlhe Is
helG p al S4'-2I4,1 y per :, DO. p%.' All; .,
offerings amounting to only about 6cIo bushels. Inc
market Ior was ouII ana hGaVy' aousii prices are
not qnotapy Io"er hS soid as on yesterday at lEog
10 Gus ana WHITES at l%Odl+o CTS Tor g1od 10 prime
lots LOT oil +oo bushels fancy whlte Nheat brought
I4o Gus coth was aSo uull, nut we nave mo
cnag 10 y III Le 'aes. oIL soiu a. t -
measure, cs. Stght' ana new at o2Soo cSs' lIr
% uP; T1 r % 10, VI i"C coo Ii oItI M i.Iee anu ~ ~
o% NV w @ , IS 'i o:O c ~ uusieS ny l-S Soi M II a. az No ~
to-uay' w quVe DIS neIore at '"d'o cIs LOT May
an anu ot nm? tula y 10, o too Dss.es
fehhSS am" " as siu s morning at 'e ABOVE Hs ue
oats were IN go0d supply toaay the receipts amounting
10 nearly S,uVo pusiles Tshla anu M'rS."nu "atS
sol1 at o's'' an" iehSS wanna 10 "' 4-97' c'7'
per bushel.
MOLAs9 Eol mere Is nolhlhg uonS & 10 DAY IN Sl"ias
ses nut we quoe Cuna US before at ZdZo cts or sour
and sweet ciayed, and 26G2s cts for Muscovado English
Island at 20G6o cs forto tco at - go CTS ana New
Orleans at 5sG Al cts per gallon,
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Hlunetaru ano Commercial 3ebittp.



There large business done in Stocks to-day at the
Board particularly in Railroad shares OF Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad there nearly 900 shares sold. The
market for however quite irregular and prices ad-
vanced and declined during the session OF the Board 81 to
per share The opening sales made at $62 cash
for the opening $624 seller GO days and $62h buyer 60
days, but it advanced subsequently to $G3, at which
figure sales were made for the opening, and seller 60
days, and S634 buyer 60 days, and it again fell off, the
final being made at sci = buyer Is days. $62 seller
60 days and S62G624 buyer 60 days 1t left off at S6l z
bid S624 asked for the opening and $62 bid $624 asked
buyer 81 days these figures being advance of to q
the closing quotations of yesterday. OF Northern
Central Railway there ALB shares sod Is at $20k
cash. and 400 at S20s cash and buyer days, and the
market for it closed at $2OH bid $2O3 asked regular
way yesterdays For Mining stock there was some
demand and sales made of $50 shares Guiliord at
SIX cash and 200 Gardner Hill at s21S4 buyer
co days Guford left of at $lA bid 81 q asked these
figures being an advance of the closing quotations
of Yesterday and Gardner Hill closed s. bid, So
asked regular way. For loans generally the market was
firm There sales at the Board of 81 900 Maryland
6 1890 105 coo Baltimore City 6s 1875 at 964 and
$500 do 6s 1890 at 9S but there nothing done in
Railroad bonds. We note sale of $3.50 Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad extra dividend orders at 81 which the
price obtained for the last lot sold The only sale of
Bank stock to-day was one of Marine Bank
s29I
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Later from California per Overland MaiI-Ap-
pointment of U. =. Senator to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death OF Mr.. BrOde-

rick.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov l9-The overland mail has
arrived, bringing California dates of the 2Sth ult.
The accounts from Carson Valley and Walker
River mines continue to excite great attention. A
stampede Of Cafornians in that direction has al
ready commenced, and promises to equal the emf
grafton to Fraser River. These mines are on the
cast side of the Sierra Nevada, and supposed to
extend from Honey Lake on the north to Walkers
River on the sOuth--a distance of two hundred
miles. The principal discovery yet announced is
called Gold Hill. 1t is mound sixty feet high five
thousand long and two thousand eide, and lies
twenty miles north of Carson Valley. 1t is ira
versed by veins of aurferous quartz, a part of
which, when decomposed realized from $500 to
$500 per ton.
Large quantities of silver ore continue to arrive
from Carson Valley at San Francisco for shipment
to Europe. Emigration in the spring will pro-
badly result in the complete exploration of the
| whole country east of the Sierra Nevada, and
the discovery of equally rich mines to any in Cali
fornia.
Governor Weller had appointed Judge H. P
! Haun, formerly of Kentucky, United States Sena-
tor to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr.
! Broderick. The new Senator was to leave for
Washington on the steamer of November II.
! The loss by the previously reported COuterville
| fire amounted to $50, 900.
The Committee appointed at the recent Pacific
| Railroad Convention had published report recon
| mending the immediate organization of company
| to construct road from San Francisco to Stock
| ton, with a view to its ultimate extension to the
boundary of the State.
| Colonel Lander, Superintendent of the Fort
| LeavenwOrth Honey Lake Wagon Road Expedi
ton, had completed his work for the season, anC
was about to repair to Washington, having on hant
unexpected balance of SIS 0O0, his stock purcha
ed in Missouri last spring at Sl30 per head having
been sold for the benefit Of the government at over
5000 per head.
Business more active at San Francisco bu
without improvement in prices. Some of the lead
ing staples by recent arrivals, had been sold at
low figure. 5000 boxes of adamantine candles has
been sold during the week at 1917 @2O cts. Coffee
was firm, with upward tendency. Rice Is cts
per pound. Coal steady, with indications of i'm
proving in price. No stock of Eastern syrup. Pro
| visions were lower; mess pork quoted at SIG, with
out sales; extra clear SlS bacon sold slowly a
l21% cts. American syrups heavy and lower. Su
gar declining. There was speculative movement
in French wines.
| Aid for Brownsville.
NORFOLK, Nov. 19.-Eight companies of United
| States troops have been ordered to Brownsville
! from Fortress Monroe. They will leave immediate
| ly under command of Col. Brown.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, November l9.
COFFEE.-The demand for Coffee continues brisk
and the market for it is quite firm in tone We have
reported day sales of 100 bags rejected Rio II
cts bags good at 1l cts and bags prime do
II cts We publish below the usual weekly report Of
Messr White Elder, Coffee Brokers, and refer our
readers to it for quotations, &c.
COFFEE REPORT.
Stock Of Rio Coffee Nov. r. 700 bags.
ReceiI ed per bark Justna.......... $50 bags
- - brig Helen ...........1, las -
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ling exchange, 1OsKG1Osx.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
EnpEICN

HAvANA-Br. Schr. Dart.
S96 boxes sugar f. W. Bruno Sons 10000 cigars
Laurence Thomson & Co.
CHINCHA IsLANDs-.Ship Herald Of the Morning,
!, ,293 tons guano, Barril Muir.
BuENos AYREs-Ship Mississippi.
172 tons bone ash, c. Morton Stewart.
HAvANA-Br. Schr. Oasis.
120 hhds @ tierees molasses, Lambert Cuttings,
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four hours.
Cheese The demand continues active and prices are
steady. Sales l50 boxes W. +. cts; 100 do
large tex $50 do English Dary at II cts, and 10 do.
nutmeg at l2E cts.
Butter.-There is active demand for prime Roll at 10
@ll7 cts. sales II bbls. choice Roll at Il cts.
Provsions.-3i0 bbs old Mess Pork sold ga being
advance of 80 cts. bhl New Mess is held Sl5.
5000 green Hams sold at cts. sale of 600 kegs
Lard at l0S cts.
Groceries-Sugar ct. higher, and in demand at \ a.
cts, Moasses 43d45 cts. for old and new. Coffee
firm; sales of 200 bags at l2Gl2K cts
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FAPANNED WARE.
NOS. 216 4 ND rs 50 tLTiMoRE STREET,
Keep at all times on hand f9 Stock of JAPANNED
WARE Of their own and Englis makes such as
Chamber Buckets, Tea and Coffee Canisters,
Water Cans, Round square Cake Boxes
c6iidrsn's' Bath Tubs, Knii9 trays
Dust Pans, Match Safes,
candle aRGestiSs SEs and Lamps pit5aons i A' '' 1''
SPIT FbS -Four Boxes eed S Snd az" Cash RB Boxes
Deed Boxes made to order Of any sze with good ccks
H,ucke?pers dealer. will find the atove goods well
be Parc6as IN ,6is eonntrS -. 9,''l 4,. ni7:ltr
SELLING OFF AT COST
PARR'S CHINA HALLS!
A RARE CHANCE
Intending to engage in the WHOLESALE BUSHES
clusively, have determined to close out my large
autifu stock AT C0Srthe richest and most varied eve
Tered in this country, consisting of
GLASSWARE, cut, pressed and engraved, Of
BOHEMIAN. FRENCH, AND
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
CHINA WARE, OF INDIA, FRENCH, ENGLISH,
DRESDEN AND SWISS MAKES
VASES, sTATUETTS, ORNAMENTS AND NOTIONS
PARIAN GOODS.
SUVER-PLATED SETS, CASTORS, dc
TABLE CUTLERY, WATERS, &c.
DINNER SETS.
TEA SETS,
TOILET SETS.
COMMON GOODS.
And endless variety Of beautiful and rare articles with
thing pertaining the business most OF which are
entirely having been imported for my Fall and Winter
Sales previous to my intention to change my business
CALL EARLY as ] expect to close up by DE EMBER
NEXT, and will POSITIVELY SELL AT AND BELOW
COST To do so TIME WILL BE GIVEN large sales to
satisfactory purchasers if wanted. CITY and COUNTRY
DEALERS and families invited call and see them
selves.
PRESTON PARR,
2ll Baltimore street,
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YuRB
rLT EER


The New ork I7oSt OF Saturday evening says.
The stock market to-day shows much steadiness in
prices without, however, any marked speculative spirit
being evinced by either buyers sellers. The frmest
stocks of the share list Panama and Hudson River
The former has advanced to 1871 closing at 1871 bid
13l asked. The latter is firm at 39Aa39% The Wes-
tern stocks at the close scarcely steady Galena
IS quoted at Il q d72 Toledo 2O3 d2O'5 Rock Island
Michigan Guaranteed II. In the State stocks there
advance Of Il cent in California Sevens. Ten
quoted 904G9l For Georgias 100 is bid
North Carolina 9Sd9Sh. For government coupon fives
of 1874 1881 is bid 03S asked In railroad bonds the
most noticeable change is in Erie Frsts and Seconds,
which per higher, while the Fourths have f-
len 42 per The issues of the Michigan Southern
easier to buy. The Seconds offered Al. For
Goshen bonds 50 is bid So asked Northern Indiana
Firsts 63 bid Erie Fifths are quoted at S6G3S.
The annexed shows the prices of the leading stocks
ln.. 90 ttI.lnL nL-l ~ do.
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COASTWISE.


COASTWISE
SAvANNAH-Str Cityof Norfolk.
2Ol bales cotton, FERGUSON Murphy Co; l2 do,
C. Shaefer; Al do, A. Murdoch Is bales domestics,
Woodward Baldwin Co; 10 casks rice, B. o K. R.;
so do J. Williams Son; 81 boxes copper ore, James
Fisher 4 Sons; 43 boxes bbIs do, D. Keener; ] cask
beeswax, J. K J. NJ. Girvn: pkgs. mdse., Smith &
Nicodemus; do, S. r. Hough; do, Wilson Burns;
do, casks rice, order.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
HALFAX-,SchT. Medium.
400 bbls -four. s 900 bushels wheat.
AspITwALL-Brig RomGHce
32l tons Cumberland coal, mill stones, boxes ma
chinery, pieces do.
For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
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Ship News.
NEW York, Nov. 2O.-Arrived ship Flora Nc Don-
aid of Baltimore from Rotterdam.
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Excellency was not aware that some fftcen or
twenty tons Of coal were slowed away in Cantain
Pages steamers, and that by using that oconorni.
caliy his ruse might be avoided; and 50 it was,-
Provisions were also charged at the same exorbi-
taut prices, but the expedition bought nothing
In descending the Paraguay the steamers we're
loaded with Brazilian wood, and not log was pur-
chased in Paraguay.
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There will be appeal to the civil courts for
the relief Of Bishop Oudardonk The Church Jour
nal says:
Rumors have prevailed, in some instances get
ting into the daily papers, that the Bishop OF New
Io'k Is about to appeal to the civil courts to OBJ
tain relief The Bishop has long ago had in his
possession the opinion OF distinguished uriss that
such an appeal would probably be successful, and
thousands OF dollars have been placed ct his coli-
he has, at all times, steadily refused to take any
step Of the kind prclerring To- leave the whole
question where the Church has placed it--in the
hands Of the Rt. Rev. Brethren in the House at
Bishops. From this position he has never dreamed
OF departing now, no matter how severe the temp
tation may have appeared to some Of his friends
The story that he contcmplates any different course
is utterly unGoundcd. lie is content to suffer and
to wait.
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THE COMMERCE OF NoRFoIK.-The Merchants
and Mechanics Exchange Of Norfolk, Va, has is
sued its annual report TO the 3lst of May The ex-
ports of that city for the year reached So 4449 92t
of which $3.50 $50 was the result Of the trucking
business. The annual product Of the city manu-
factories was S702,0 900. Among other items ol OK
port were 2,30l, ,7I9 bushels of oysters
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IIoREBLE.-The st. Louis EU.aioy Ne,rs has a
story of a terrible affair which happened in Illinois,
opposite that citv, on Monday last. \ woman, the
wife Of Robert Greeuleaf, it is std. left her two
little girls aged four and eight respectively locked
up in the house while visiting at iilinpist1wn and
during her absence the wood.a hGjdiug caught
fire and burned to the ground destroying both
children. The house was situated upon a knoll
east Of the chine shop Of the Ohio and Nississip-
pi Railroad. The mothcr,it appears, aa o'lea been
alarmed on accauut OF the children seiziug every
occasion of her absence to leave the premises and
play about in the neghbnrhond; and fearful OF
some serious accident resulting from this Gisposi
ton, the woman locked them in the house. Ii il
supposed they We're playing with the fire, and in
that way occasioned the calamity by which their
lives Wrre lost.
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BOARD OF TRADE

Committee Of Arbitration for the month of Norember
JAS. HOOPER, JR
WM. H. STEWART, /. f. MILLER,
R. b. LATIMER, JOS. ROGERS, JR
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The money market presents new feature Aside from
the increased caution in taking single named paper
facilities for borrowing quite easy and abundant
any time of the past month Endorsed first class
bills are in demand at 6G6E Call loans range within
la6 per cent.
The Exchange Europe closed heavy with freer sup
ply of Southern bills. Bank bills London have been
done lO9& GO94 and bankers at lO9 The principal
business in Francs at 515G5164 for Southern bank
bills.
The steamship Vanderbilt for Southampton and Uayre,
to-day takes out 1907 $40 So
The foreign imports have been very large for the
both in dry goods and general merchandise the total
being upwards of four million dollars. We annex
ua comparative summary
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HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-To night commen
ces the second week of the engagement of Mrs.
John Wood, who has excited such a f,uore amongst
the pIay-gOing community by the excellent style o.
her acting. Mrs. Wood will appear tonight il
two new characters-that of Hester Grozebrook il
the comedy of An Unequal Match, and as Jsnny Lima
in the extravaganza OF that name.
PANORAMA OF THE RUSSIAN WAR.-This excel
lent Panorama, which was exhibited in the Mary
land Institute two years since, will be placed on
exhibition on Wednesday evening next, in the In
stitute. This panorama is one of much excellence
far surprising any which has been exhibited il
this city since its last visit. There will be two ex
hibitions of it on Thanksgiving Day, one in tn,
forenoon and one in the afternoon, which will af
ford an opportunity to the juveniles to pay it
visit.
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the brig 5. Burton, we are placed in possession of
Hayti files to October 20.
The Moni'eur Haitien saws:
'.The President of Hayti has recaived numerous
addresses sent to him by the civil and military au-
thorties, priests, ladies, farmers merchants, HaT-
tlans and foreigners, all of whom svmpathize with
the grief of the President and his wife All off-r
their assistance to the government. But public af-
fairs so fully occupy the time OF his Excelencv that
he cannot answer by post all these marks of
sympathy. The gratitude Of the President and
Madame Gefrard is profound. They thank, above
all, the communal councils, the clergy and the nj
Gus people who have spontaneously celebrated fu-
neral masses in memory oftheir assassinaed daugh-
ter, and thanksgiving masses for the preservation
of the Chief ofthe State from the strokes of the
conspirators."
There was some excitement at Port au Prince in
regard to audacious robbery of the store of
Messrs Lewis Porilh & Co., in the Place GefTrard.
The four burglars were discovered in the store
drinking champagne, with quantity Of merchan-
disc prepared for removal in bags. They were
arrested.
A violent hurricane had caused considerable dam
age IN the southern part of the island
The country was quiet at latest dates, and it is
supposed that the conspiracy is eectually crushed
out
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MINK NUFFS.
large all their grades to be had at
TAYLOR'S,
,If lnr Onnnste Rarnnn's
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NRw York, Nov. 2O.-Six men belonging to the
brig Howard, of Boston, had been picked up in a
boat at sea. The brig was from Philadelphia bound
to Boston with cargo of coal, and had been aban-
doned al sea in sinking condition. Capt. Ander-
son, his wife, and three seamen were left on the
wreck and had doubtless pershed. The first mate,
named Conley, had died in the boat from exnnsure
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Later from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, November l9.-The steamship
Habama brings Havana advices Of the 18th inst
Sugars were frmer and active at reals for No.
II. Lard steady at l734@lS34.
Sterling Exchange l5@l6 per cent. premium.
Exchange on New York 394 per cent. premium.
Vessels reported ashore i'm the Chesapeake.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-A despatch from Baiti-
more says it is reported that a ship loaded with
railroad iron is ashore Chickahominy, and a
brig ladened with PimentO at Cod Island
New York MayOTniity Nomination
NEW Y DIRK, Nov. l9.-The Tammany Hall con-
vention has nominated VIM. F. Havemeyer for
Mayor and Saml j. Tilden as Corporation Counsel
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SALT.
- Ashton's Fine and c. 4. Salt, Tor sale by
CARR GIESE & CO,
yha
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DLASTER.
200 tons Soft Plaster in lots to suit
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The grain market less active yesterday, and also
less firm. Winter wheat was almost entirely neglected
and very little distinction made between the prices
ONO / and No spring. The receipts of grain amount
only 50 coo bushels, of which only 1850 bushels
wheat. The shipments by lake 5000 bushels
of which only % 600 bushels wheat The sales of
wheat amounted about 40 600 bushels, 90d9l cts
for No spring, and S9G90 cts for No. spring Corn
active and continued firm. The sales amount
ed 25COO bashels, at &c cts for old IS 46
Sheled and 2G40 cts for in the Oats
tive at so M33 cts Flour dull at decline of 10
per barrel Only three vessels chartered
take cargoes -four grain The receipts of cattle
O9S in number those of live hogs 3767 mostly by the
Illinois Central and St Louis rodS) and of dressed hogs
627 head Cattle active but lower. Live hogs sold
readily I.25@44O, and dressed hogs at So 25a575
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SENSATION SERNoN.-What shall we say of a
Welsh divine at shrewsbury who, in preaching a
funeral sermon for the late Rev. John Angel James
of Birmingham, took for his text the following
fragments of Scripture: ''There was a mau sent
from God, whose name was John. And
saw the Angel fly in the midst of heaven, &c. q
James, the servant of God" &C. The sermon is
said to have been excellent. Os,oestry Adv.
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4 CopPEr BALLOON TO Carey TES THOUSAND
PAsSENGERs.- Prof John Wise, Of Lancaster, de-
velOps the following "A cubic foot of atmosphere
weighs l = ounce nearly. Displace a bulk Of it
equal to a balloon of 200 feet diameter, and gain
a buoyant force and uplifting power Of Isl tons.
Now, to make a balloon Of that size would be no
difficult task, or one Of 400 feet in diameter
which would have a lifting and carrying power or
l,25G tons balloon of such dimensions would
have superice OF 5J2 csc square feet and if made
of sheet copper, weighing one pound per square
foot would have a lifting and carrying power Of
oter two millions of pounds, capable of transport
ing, at mile per minute speed allowing tor weight
Of gas ballast, provisions, etc, ten thousand human
passengers."
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Aid for RrnIYnsYiIie

NORFOLK, Nov. l9.-Eight companies of United
States troops have been ordered to Brownsville
from Fortress Monroe. They will leave Immediate
ly under command of Col Brown.
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Since Jan s2)l Ga 3I2 $l32 lis S2l6 IA
CoTToN.-A concession of "a on Thursday stimulated
business for the moment but the market has since been
quiet at ll for midIing Upland. The absence of la
ter from Europe also tends to check business.
Southern kilograms quote less frmness in those
kets have learned the weeks business in the
Gulf ports.
The weather continues excellent for gathering crop and
estimates gradually increasing Four and quarter
millions are now looked unon almost certain
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CARR, GIEsE & CO
TLOVERSEED.
~ For sale hy
CARR, GIESE X co.
TEMENT AND CALCINED PLASTER.
~ For sale at reduced prices. -
CARR GTESE co.
FLOORING.
i 100000 feet White Pine Flooring for sale by
CARR, GIESE b co,
n4tf 2I Spears wharf.
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T AIDES FURS!
AT TAY LOR'S.
THE CHOICEST ARTICLES IN THE CITY.
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
MINK, MARTIN, &c.
ROYAL ERMINE
MANTELETS,
CAPES,
YICTORINES,
MUFFS AND CUFFS
CHIIDREN'S FURS,
GENTS FUR GLOVES,
CENTS FUR COLLARS,
SLEIGH ROBES,
ALL or THE BEST QUALITY
NO TRASH OR RUBBISH EVER KEPT AT
TAYLORS,
nl6lwr Opposite Barnum's.