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The Portland daily press., 1868-12-10
& O M Nj H RCIAL .
New York Stock and Money MARKET.


NEW YORK, Dec. 9-Money firm at q per
cent. on call loans with bulk Of business at per
cent TIE Treasury is calling in deposits from de-
positories. Sterling Exchange trmer with increased
demand at 1094 q 1O9s Gold higher and more ac-
tive; opened al 135s and closed at 1851 q 1856 Gov
ernments opened weak, subsequently improved about
/ per cent, but closed weak Henry Clewes q Co.
furnish the following 80 quOtaJons:-Coupon SIS
1881, 1l4E az 49, do 5.20s 1862. Ill q 1l1t do 1864
1917 a 1913; do 1865, los q 1O-t d. new, l1OH g
lloI; do 1S67, lio2 q ll04; do 1868, llOs "a llUt;
10-4G's, 1861 a 1861.
Border State bonds quiet Mi souri,, SO; new Ten
nessee's, do. 6Sb q 6Sa North Cardinals, 65.
Stocks opened strong. New FORK Central was the
leading feature. selling up 12ea on reports from AL
bany OF extra cash dividend; later this was CON
tr dirted and Central fell to 1888 a 12i3 exercising
a decreasing influence on he whole market which
declined considerably Before the close, however,
the market beclme steady. The toll wing are $50
fglres:-Pacifc Mail, 1i5s a 1154; Western Union
Telegraph 364 q 36A; New J ork Central, l2s q 1851;
Eiie, 81 "a IS; do preferred, 90 q 60; Hudson ~
q 1274; Reading. 9S g 9st; Fort Wayne, l1Oi a
10y; Michigan Central 1199 q 1870; Michigan South
ern $50 o SGT Illinois Central IA @ 145; Chicago
Rock Island, 1871; Toledo 1902.
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Brighton, Cambridge and Medford Cattle
Markets.
Especial Dispatch by International Line.

l1PCSAd btopdttu ny 1HteIudtioudl Line
BOSTON, Wednesday Dec. O.
At market this week:-25S4 Cattle, 1872 Sheep
100 Store Pigs 5000 fat Hogs last week, 26is Cattle
I26a4 SHEEP, 200 Store Pigs, 1900 fat Hogs; from
-Beeves-Extra quality s1s 95 @ 10 rs
first quality S12 90 a $13 90; second quality S11 rs a
Of Cows, Oxen, Bulls, &c, Sc 90 q 8 90 p 100 lbs
(the total weight of hides tallow and dressed beet
Working Oxen-oru mary $40 q 200; Extra $3.50
Mich Cows-Extra $50 a $115; ordinary S45 a
$50 " he d; Store Cows $35 q $50 as head. Year
lngs sig to oi two year olds S2s TO S45;, three
year olds $40 to $50 W head, or much according to
thtir value tor beef Most OF the small Cattle are
bought up to slaughter.
demand good for the be- LOTS price from 81 %
to 50 30 tor common lois; extra lots SO 70 to 81 so %
head, or from p to SIC p ib.
Prices of Hides, Tallow and Standardization Hides
10 a 1O3c; Brighton Tallow q 9Jc; country Hides
10 a 10lc; country Tallow u a &c % fb.: Sheep and
Lamb Skins 90 q rs ~ skin; Calf Skins 20 q 22c
30 PoqltrynExtra % q 25c; good 20 q 22c medium
Store Pigs-prices, wholesale, 81 a 1OJc 9y H. re-
TIN 10 g life p Id. Fat Hogs2prices 81 9lc p h.
live weight.
Drqyss , from Maine-G yining, 2; Mr. Adams,
ril, g.; Martin Colby, 80; j richardson, 40; Sam
ue Whitehouse, IS; R ID Blynn. II.
Sales of Maine CattIe-Farrar & Morrill, sold 70 Cat
shrinkage; pair, girth feet inches, tor $10O;
pair, girth feet, poor Ones tor $40; pair Stays at
Ss5 pair, girth feet for $50; pa grth feet
'ches tor $17O pair, girth feet inches tor S1S2;
Richards sold pair, grth feet inches for $27O
pair, grth feet for 1920; PAIR, girth 7teet. for
$3.50; pair, glrth feet inches, for $3.50; pair,
girth feet inches tor s225 pair feet 10 inches
for sl75; W Wthes sold pairs at Sc p. ib, live
weight. average weight 1855 TBS; pair, girth feet
inches. Tor $215; Ok for $50; Ok at 7tc % ID,
live weight; small two year old Canada Cattle tor
&c. live weight; Canada Cows, small ones, at $55: Il
Wells sold pairs, eirth feet 9 inches, f.r S575;
Adams sold pair girth fleet inches, for $685. 1
pair. grth feet inches, year ODDS, for S275; /
PAR, grth7 feet year Odds for $40; pair, year
ods, girth feet, for $205; pair, grth feet in
ches, for $1ss Iy pair.
Remarks-The supply from Maine was not SO large
as that Of last week. There several buyers from
the Western part of the State buying CATTLE 10 feed
several of the Eastern lots sold to Il EN-. The
demand for Beeves has been good, and in some in
stanc better prices have been OBJ aimed than were
at last market but do not think that any of the
best lois will cost 14c s fb. Several Of Che best
lots OF Western Cattle We're taken at a commission.
The supply OF Western Sheep larger than has
been brought in for several months that section
in any one week. The large portion of them were
taken at commission. Several lots sold at from 81
to Gle ID fb
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Sherih's Sale.
Gu ME ERLAND s


a TfACHED on a writ in favor Of the Portland
[A& Kenuebec Railroad Company, and againSt
the New England Express Company, aud other
Trits, and will be sold at Public Auction, on said
first named writ, on
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FOR.S1LE.

nO-n B8Ls. ST. MARTINS SALT
GOOO crop OF 1868, OF superior quality, to ar
rive per b. Brig Omer. Apply to
GEO H. STARR,
decId1ws No. 80 Exchange Street.
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Notice..

ALL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
A neatly and chsaply done at this otnee'
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ARREST OF A DEFAULTER
ILLINOIS.
SINGULAR PROVISIONS OF A WILL.

CHICAGO, Dec. 9-The will of Walter L.
Newberry, who died recently on board the
steamer Vile de Paris, while on his way t.
Europe, was proven to day before Judge Brad.
well, and Hon. NJ. Skinner and E. w. Blatch-
places the value of his property at So 100000
The executors were required to give bonds in
the sum of $i,000,000. With the exception OF
few small requests to friends and distant
kindred, he leaves his entire estate to his wife
and two daughters, both unmarried, " it'll GER
tam singular conditions attached.
For instance, if the daughters should marry
the first male issue of such marriage sha ! re-
ceive 100000, on condition that they shall take
the name of Newberry. If either daughter
shall marry man by the name of Newberry
this condition shall hold good with their issue
1t his wife dies and his daughters die without
issue, the estate is to be devoted to the found
ing of an immense library, to be known as the
"Newberry Library"
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KU-KLUX OUTRAGES

New YORK, Dec. ga Knoxville special
dispatch says Governor Brownlow received a
telegram yesterday from his private Secretary
at Knoxville, reporting that the Ku- Klux have
been making raids in West Tennessee, driving
Union men from their homes and committing
great Outrages for a few days past. Gen. j. A.
Cooper left Knoxville yesterday afternoon I'M
der orders from Governor Brownlow, to take
command of the several companies of military
organized and ready for the field in that Sec
ton, and arrest any in the Ku.Klux bands, or
known to have participated in these outrages
His orders are TO dispense and suppress the
Khan as speedily as possible
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The Wool Market.

BOSTON, Dec. 9.-tReported for the PreSS.l The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:-
Domesiic-MIchigan, New York and Vermont eX-
ira and Xxx At a SIC; fine do Al a SOC; medium 40 q
4sc: coarse 46 % 4Sc ~ ib. OHIO ana Pennsylvania
pick lock 63 90 65c; do choice Xxx 81 q 5Sc fine so
Western, fine and X 4 a 4Sc; medium 45 q Acc
common 4$ q Acc; pulled extra 45 q SOC; supertine
ib. Fo eign Wools-Canada combing 20 a 75c: Smyr-
washed 20 a Acc and unwashed 10 a 1sc; Buenos
Ayres 20 a 40c; Cape Good Hope 81 a AGO. Gillian
% q SOC; Donski 81 % 4Sc; Africa unwashed Is a 1Sc
~ tb. Ramarks-The market for fleece and pulled
Wool remains the same noticed at the close OF last
week.; holders firm and quiet. A number of
buyers trying to purchase round lots at some
concessi ms from quotations There is very conf
dent telling, however that the present prices wilt not
only be sustained but a gradual advance takes place
during the next two months.
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PENIS YE.VANEA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.-Hugh Craig was ar
rested today on the charge OF cutting his
mothers throat early this morning while in
bed. He is a compositor, twenty years old
and has recently given indications of insanity.
He was found in bed with his hands and
clothes bloody. Mrs. Craig was removed to
the hospital in a critical condition, with some
hopes of saving her life.
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Dec, 0-Prof. Delessier of Kings.
ton, who long time since in advance announced
the days on which the earthquakes would visit
st; Thomas, Chilli and Peru, announces there
will be an earthquake in California in the Vi
entity of the 9th and 18th of December.
CUBA
The Diario publishes an account of another
battle which took place at Guantamo, near
Santiago de Cuba. The DIario saws the rebels
were defeated with loss of go killed and 20
wounded. The loss to the government troops
is not stated.
Trade iri the Island Is very dull and com.
plete stsgnation prseyaila In sll markets.
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
THE NOVA SCOTIA TROUBLES.

HALIFAX, Dec. cit is reported that Mr..
Howe has received proposition from Sir John
A Mcdonald, with statement showing fnan-
Dominion Parliament in favor of Nova Scotia.
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Farm for sale.

In part OF whole, in Falmouth, on
A SM@O the line of the Grand Trunk Road
Mi.fT.arlH the farm known as the Che ery
&2 iTgEfi!1H Farm. Said Farm contains about
kls9l13sGstT eighty acres OF land well divided in
wood. pasture and tillage. House contains eight
rooms, with out-buiidngs.
For particulars enquire of DAVID CHENERY,
near the Farm, or S CHENERY, No II Exchange
St Portland, Me. no9dlw.Seod3wst
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NE ~ YORK.

IHE ERIE INJUNCTION DlSSOLN ED.
ITHACA, Dec. Gin tie special term of the
Supreme Court yesterday, Judge Boardman
dissolved the injunction granted by Justice
Cardoza, restraining Receiver Davies from
taking possession OF the Erie Railway.
GEN. GRANT.
New YORK. Dec. 9-Gen. Grant received
no calls this morning. He made some visits
in the afternoon and dined with Marshall o.
Roberts this evening. 1t is understood that
Gen. Grant will not leave for Washington till
Friday evening.
MR. AsBJRY's CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
Commodore Henry G.. Stebbins and Vice
Commodore James G. Bennett, Jr., of the New
York Yacht Club, have both accepted the
challenge given by Mr.. Asbury OF London, to
sail against his schooner yacht Cambria, the
former with his yacht Phantom and the latter
with his yacht Dauntess.
ARREST OF A DEFA Utter.
George Sanction, late Cashier of the Com
meroia Bank of New Brunswick, Canada, was
arrested last evening in Brooklyn, on COM
plant of the President aud trustees of the
bank, who charge him with having embezzled
funds to the amount of over 100000. He was
locked up in default Of bail of 100000.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Pacific Railroad
COMP ANY

These Bonds are the duly authorized and accredit-
ed obligations Of one of the most responsible Corpo-
rations OF the American Continent, and are secured
by the absolute first lien upon the valuable grants,
franchise, railroad equipment, business etc, OF tie
best portion of the Great
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MASsADssUs ETTS.

BOSTON, Dec. ga fra occurred this eve
ming in the four story granite building, known
as the Albany block, corner of Bulinch street
and Bowdoin square. Loss $4,000; insurance
not aScertained.
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NOTICE.

MEETING OF the Stockholders of the P atn, Anu
IA Company will be held Monday s .ne ms ms 70
cember, at M, at the office OF n,e tba Comnanv
win subscribe to the stock OF me lot orNt
by ofaer OF Inc III JACOB MCCLELLAN, Clerk.
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W.T. Y Itfs
Large Shore 675 "a II
flOul
White Winter

choice Xxx IL 90 @13 90
| Xxx II 50 012 30
| X 9 30 clio 50
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CALIFORNIA.
MURDER ON THE HIGH Seas

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9.-Durng the voyage
of the ship Hertlordshire from Liverpool, an
American seaman named John Cromb wound
ed the first and killed the second officers of
the vessel
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In the first part of this Entertainment, the stage
IL converted nto a field surrounded with trees,
lambs, and little children. In the midst are seen
the Shepherds Watching their Flocks by Night,
when suddenly brilliant light shines upon them,
cloud is seen TO roll away, and ang1 appears,
and makes known to them The birth of The Savior.
Then other clouds are seen to roll away, and they
are surrounded by number Ct the Angels singing
tor joy at bis BIRTH Then is seen the Shepherdess
instantly is formed a splendid Tableau The next +,
the Shepberde SIS Grand March, which is kept IL
when is formed the Tabcau of the Illuminated
Cross. The n xt Tableau is that of blessing Little
Children, the Savior not represented The next the
Fishermen of Gailee. A boat Is seen to sail upon
the stage, and the fishermen to cast their nets,
making very pleasing tableau. The next oruer
is the Beatitudes, which interest and grandeur
has never been equalled. The next, the Tableau OF
the Lords Prayer. which is chanted making most
impressive Tabieau The next scene is that of the
Sepulchre. The Roman guard are seen pacing to
and fro, when the two Marys appear at the door o.
the sepu ehre. As they pass from the stage, cloud
is seen to roll away, and an angel to alight amid
brilliant eolored fire who rolls away the stone from
the door OF the sepulchre and sits upon it the bright
light appearing with the shock OF an earthquake,
and tn guard all inseIsble to the stage; the sing
ing of the angels is heard in the distance and the
cloud rolls away, the effect is beautiful and grand
the different colored lights being used with great eff
feet in this whole representation. Then comes the
sole of the visit to the Sepulchre when the
Angel announces he lesurection OF Him they seek,
thus bringing back to the mind it were, the very
scene on that memorable morn. Then is witnessed
the great OF the of Galiee gazing in to the
heavens, when the Angel appears to them, end
makes known his second coming. 1t concludes wi h
the Great Tableau ofthe Ascension, in which IS sun
day School Children appear making splfnd living
picture, Illuminated wi different colored lights,
which is OF itself worth the price OF admission.
In no part OF this entertainment is any attempt
made to represent the Saviour Those taking
part all Oh esed in rich costumes of the ancient
style, furnished by Mr.. Frost, making one OF the
most splendid entertainments ever witnessed. 1t is
not sectaran, but exhibited tor all denominations to
their entire satisfaction
70 The Ladies connected with the Society will
hold Fair in the Reception Room during the After
mons and Evenings OF the Exhibition, Tor the sale
OF Useful aud Ornamental Articles, and would in
vite their friends and the public to give them CALL
as the goods will be offered at low price. Admis-
sion in the afternoon free.
Admission 50ccnts: Children under twelve years
70 cents Tickets to be had of Bailey & Noyes and
S. H. Colesworthy, Exchange Street; Chas Gusts q
Co., Congress Sire t. and Capt. Knight, India Street.
December 0. dtd
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:, =
+. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
Dated at Portland, December s, 1868. dc9dtd
e. M PATTEN a. CO., Auctioneeys.
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE ST.

PEGULAR SATURDAYS SALE at Office, Dec,
III 12th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Beds, BEDDING Blan-
kes; Quilts, Crocl cry, Glass and Plated Ware,
Clothing. Mirrors, Spice, Coffee, with a variety Of
other articles.
Will please serd In day previous TO sale.
AT private sale new Platform Scale; weighs 25OO
pounds.
During the coming week we shall sell stock Of
Fancy Goods suitable for Christmas and New Year.
December 10. dtd
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AUGTION SALES.
E' NJ PATTEN g. CO., Auc,;o,e.,,
oFFICE14 ExCHA NGE ST.
Ohe' Eighth of Schooner City Point
Mt AuctiOn.

NE FRIDAY, December nth. at II o,el,ct a,
~ soLonnor wharf where she now lies one-eigbth
H. two Years ola Vent ws about 1870 tons burthen O.
ground tackle and All found In ais, rigging ami
positive. d eo1n. Sa'e
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DRY GOODS {!
100000 Worth of Dry Goods
to be sold
Without Regard to Cost.
PRICE LIST.

This stock comprises full line OF new style goods
ana VIII be sold at pr ces less than can be stolen-
we defy the whole world TO undersell u.s.
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MADAM. ARMAND.
To the Ladies of Portland and vi
cinity.

MRS. HATCH now offers rare opportunity
lNl to the pu lie to purchase their NJ lnery and
Fancy Goods tor the Winter Season. She is selling
her goods at cost with the rtenion of closing out
her stock. stole corner of Oak and Congress sts.
doc X-d2w
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$4,000 ner DaY /!

Agents Wanted; male and female; Local and
Travelling siness new, light aud honorable
Steady employment the year rouTd: No capital
street, New York. 26wlysn
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MARINE DIsAsTEr

The schooner Thomas Woodward, hence for
Sitka Nov. 10Th, was wrecked off Cape Muddy,
near Victoria. The vessel and cargo are a to-
tai loss. The treasure and all hands were saw
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D..uo,,tion of Copartnership.

rv,uE copartnership heretofore existing between
SAWYER & LEWIS is this day dissolved by
,an,nS1 consent Either party VIII settle the affairs
az az he arm, at Nos 247 and 249 Fore Street
Portland, Dec ., 1868. decId3w-
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Hotel Notice.

fVNHE Present PROF rietor of the Eagle HOTEL Me.
L ehanic Falls, Me-, will yaeate same on Dec 10
The house will then be Osed a Hotel unless
sold or leased tor term OF years TO responsible
party, to be used as a Temperance Hotel.
A. g. DENISoN & CO., Owners.
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Central Pacific RaiIr0nd
Bonds.

secured BY First Mortgage upon so productive
property are among the promising and reliable Sc
curties now offered. No better Bonds can be made.
A portion of the remainder Of this Loan is now
offered TO investors at
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SUIT AUAINSI THE PACIFIC COMPANY.
The commissioner of emigration has sue
the Pacific Company for violation of the pas
senger act, placing the penalties at SIS 900 ,OOO
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Ran1anfic Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec 9-Cotton better; sales 1900
FRaes asng % hhs ~ 2Ss Chiefly at
better; superfine State so q 20; extra do so "a
I 90; round hoop Ohio 95 a 9 %; extra Western
Southern steady; sales extra at 20 q 10 co. Cafor-
MIA quiet sales at Is "a 8 70 via Horn and 10 80 a
II 90 via Isthmus.. Wheat a &c better but closes
very quiet; sales CAT BUSH; No. Spring at 55 a
/ 50; White Michigan 81 a 80; Amber State Of;
Red Indiana 60 Corn without change; sales5s,o Q
III III sound. Oats less active; sales $4,000
BUSH; Western 773 a soc. Beef steady. Pork firm
er and quiet; sales 800 bbls; new mess at Is 70 q
26 So Lard frmer sales $50 ierces at 10 @ 16ac for
steam rendered Butter steady; Ohio % q Soc; State
40 q SOC. Whiskey quiet; sales Western in lots at
hhds. Muscovado at Ii a 1l;,. Coffee steady. Mo-
lasses In fair request sales 1000 bbs. New Orleans at
81 q 75c p gal. Petroleum firm.
CHICAGO. Dec 9-Flour dull; Spring extras 81
q SIS Wheat steady; No. l at % "a 81; No. 2
at II; since change is. Corn-old No. quiet at
soc; No. at 72c new active at IS q Doc; kiln dried
No 10 q 4Sic; rejected 4s1c. Rye firm and quiet
at 10 tor No. and IA for No. in store. Barley
quiet at 62y q 63i for No. 2; rejected ~ q IS.
Highwines nominal at 90 q 9ic for free. Provisions
buoyant. Mess Pork-sales 1900 bills. sellers OPP
ton January, February and March, 20 30. Short
clear sides 12ac loose. Lard 15c for kettle and 144c
for steam rendered. Dressed Hogs firm at 8 rs q
975 Cattle firm at 25 !97 so for good to choice
shiping Live Hogs active; common and medium
declined 10 g 15c; sales at 81 g s 80.
bbs. at 97c. Mess Pork held at "a so a % 90. Lard
excited and held at 141c for steam and 15c for ket
tie. Bulk Meats Guiet sales az 91c for shoulders;
lower at 90 a 40 gross. Green Meats quiet at ST
q SIC for shoulders; III q 1l!c for sides; hams 12
q 13;.
MILWAUKEE,. Dec. s-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled; sales at 271 for No. and III for
No 2. Oats firmer at 4Ssc for No. Corn nomi-
nally unchanged. Rye firm at 10 Ter No. 1, Bar
ley quiet; No. at 80.
MOBILE, Dec. e.-Cotton In active demand; sales
200J bal, 81 market closed firm at 222 "a 23c for Mid
dlings; receipts ~ bales; exports bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec 8. Cotton opened quiet. be-
came active and a &c; sales 1000 bales; Middling
53lc; ceipts 1868 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 9.-Cotton advanced &c:
sales 5000 bales; Middngs %; receipts $3.50 bales;
exports 9019 bales
SAVANNAH, Dec. 9.-Cott0n active and advancing
Middling 224 22b; sales 1885 bales; receipts 1io5
bales; exports, coastwise, 1850 bales.
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103 Per cent. and Accrued Inter-
est, in Currency.

OooS III SuA
The Bonds are for 1000 each.
The Company reserve the right to advance the
price al any time but all orders actually in transit
tn at the time of any such advance will be filled at
present price, At this time they pay more than
eight per cent. upon the Investment, and have from
National and State laos, guarantees peculiar to
themselves
We receive all classes of Government Bonds, at
their a market rates. in exchange for the Central
"a Inc Railroad Bonds, thus enabling the holders to
realize from TO 10 per cent. profit and keep
the principal oftheir inves ments equally secure.
Orders and inquiries willreceive prompt attention.
information, Descriptive Pamphlets, etc. giving a
full accaunt OF the Organization, Progress, Business
and Prospects of the Enterprise furnished appi-
cation. Bonds sent by return Express at our cost.
subscriptions Received by Banks and
Bankers, Agents for the loan, throughout
the United states, CANADA and Aurcpe,
IL
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Foreign Markets..

LONDON, Dec. 9-FOrenoon.-Consols9 2s for mon
ey.
American securities-United States 5-20's at TAI
Erie shares 2Glj Illinois Central shares 964
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 9-Forenoon. flrmer
sales 10000 bales. Beef 105s Petroleum quiet anO
steady.
LONDON, Dec. 9-Evening -Consols closed at 92i
foI money and 92A a 925 for account.
American seeurities-Unied States t-2Ts at 74a
Illinois Central shares 96 Erie shares 26s Atlantic
g. Great Western shares buoyant at 40s
FRANKFORT. Dec. s-Eyening. State.
520's closed at 70 @ 79s
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 9-Eyening-Cottons steady ant
unchanged. Breadstufts quiet. Provisions quiet
Produce unchanged
LONDON, Dec g. Evenmg-Petroleum at Old fol
spirits and Is GID for refined. Calcutta Linseed fla
51s sd IA 52s
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Ladies'.

CALL at No. 40, Center Street, and find In
" FANTs' CLOTHING, CHILDRESs APRoNp.
SACQUEs, sc. ready made; orders for same prompt
ly attended to by MRS. o. +. MIXOR.
nov 3O.d2M