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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-21
THE PRESS
Portland and Vicinity

New Advertisement ni' as'
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Rich Vases Gel. F. Land q Co.
P s1on a,S G nons-T E. Moseley & Co,
Ths Best Present-Butler & Reed.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
F,nant HalI-Gee & Harnden,
High st Sale and Antiquarian Supper.
Christmas Lcvee-First Baptist Society.
Oh risrmas Festival-Second Parish,
St PauPs Society-Social Festival.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Robes, &c.-R. A. Bird & Co.
VIEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
M N o. Foreclosure-Geo.A A. Wright.
Ma1cnes and Jewelry Edward C. SWEET.
store to Let-J. T. Hammett.
Toys, f. Cobb.
ramos Mt Bargain-Patterson.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-21

FROM PARAGUAY.-Mail advices from Para
quay say that Lopez is at Coingnaty. Other
accounts say that he has crossed the noun
tains into the disputed territory between Bra
iii and Paraguay. The allies were pursuing
him as fast as their limited means admitted,
but they were too greatly straiteued for food to
make rapid marches. Lopez is reported to
have with him twenty pieces of artillery and
over 5000 men, many of whom were boys
pressed into the service on his way. Near Es-
tanislaus the allies found the bodies of from
100 to 200 men whom Lopez had killed for in
subordination. The Provisional Government
had abolished slavery in Paraguay TO take
effect April 1st.
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Ii. *. HUNT,

Commission Merchant and Auotionee.
consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales every evening. Goods will be sold
during the day in lots suit purchasers at
prices Cash advanced on all descriptions Of goods.
Consignments not limited.
february II, 1868. diff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-21

POP CoRN.-C. I'll. Noyes puts up the most
delicious pop corn, all nicely sugared, and con-
tanning no deleterous colored substances. We
took look at his establishment, No. 1913 Pearl
street, yesterday afternoon, and saw the whole
process. Down in the cellar was a large fur
mace, and over this an immense corn-popper,
holding, we should think, half peck of corn,
was placed and then then the white puffs of
corn were nicely powdered with the best SUI
gar. Up stairs were barrels filled with the
luscious edible, and young woman was busi-
ly filing bag after bag. Those that want nice
pop corn had better try Noyes'.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-21

CAsco STREET LEvEE.-A highly entertain
ing evening may be passed with the Casco
street Society tonight at their Church, where
very pleasing programme of dialogues, reci-
tatIons and music will be given. After the
literary portion of the entertainment is con-
cuded there will be social levee and nice
supper in the vestry. We would advise all
our readers who desire to have good time to
invest in a ticket and go.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-21

to the constitution of the United States before
the Senators and Representatives from Georgia
are admitted to seats in Congress.
The Supreme Court has adiosrned until the
18th of January.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate was in executive session to-day
for nearly four hours. After the confirmation
OF Mr.. Stanton it is understood long discus
sion occurred on the President refusal to
comply v it'll the request of the Judiciary Com
mittee that he transmit the various papers re-
lating to the nomination of Circuit Judges
None of the latter have yet been reported from
the committee.
CUBA MATTERS.
| The President transmitted to the Senate vo-
| luminous documents in reply to the resolution
| calling for information with regard to Cuba
Many OF the documents transmitted are merely
notifications from our diplomatic agents of
events in the progress of the revolution, which
| are already well known and which have be-
| come matters of history.
Mr.. Plumb, June Oath, encloses letter to
Secretary Fish, from Mr. Phillips, acting Con-
| sui at Santiago De Cuba, giving information
| of the summary execution of Charles Speak
men and Albert Wyetb, citizens of the Unit
| ed States, and their dying declarations. Sec
| rotary Fish, Aug. 10Th, instructs Minister
Slckles to demand compensation tor the iami-
| lies of Speakman and Wyeth; to require that
citizens of the United States shall be invested
| with as broad rights as those of other coun-
tries, and TO protest, in the name of the Presi-
dentsagainst carrying on war longer in this
| barbarous manner.
Minister Sickles enclosed copy of his note
of Sept. 9Th to MIR. Bercevia, as to Speakman,
Wyett q Co., under instructions in Secretary
Fish's note. A report has been called for in
these cases and reparation will be made if the
facts are as alleged. Mr.. Sickles encloses a
copy of Mr.. Silvela's note and of his rejoinder.
The Spanish Minister says Speakman was ex-
ecuted in conformity with law.
OUR RIGHTS TO THE HIGH SEAS
Secretary Fish, July 10th, addressed COM
munlcation to Minister Roberts, calling atten-
ton to the Captain Generals proclamation of
July 18th, as to the rights claimed over
vessels belonging to United States on the
nigh seas, under the treaty of 1895, &c
IL assumes power over the commerce of the
United States that can only be permitted in
time of war; The United States will not yield
the right to carry contraband OF war in time of
peace, and will not permit their vessels to be
lnterfered with on the high seas except in time
of war.
A mass of correspondence is given relative to
decree of the Governor General concerning
passenger vessels and its notifications by Mr..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-21

ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.-This Society holds
its annual sale of Christmas emblems, fancy
goods and refreshments at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association this after
noon and evening. The members of this
Church have always been renowned for the
elegant display of goods they make at their
annual sale, and the devote much labor and
preparation to it. We would therefore advise
all our readers who are in search of something
particularly nice for a gift to drop into the
hall during the day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-21
R. A. BIRD & CO.,
Successors to E. NJ. PATTEN s. CO.,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants,
And Real Estate Brokers,
IL LonaLnaana CIa,oof

viii give special attention to the disposal OF Real
Estate by either public or private sale.
Will also attend to the appraisal OF Merchandise
&c.
August 26. 1869. au26-tt
E. NJ. PATTEN & co, having sold their interest
in the Auction, Commission and Brokerage business
to Robert A. Bird with pleasure name him TO the
public as their successor, believing that he will
ceive from toe public the same generous patronage
that we have enioyed for many past years. aul1tf
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

THE PACIFIC COAST.
NEWS FROM ALASKA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 20.-The United States
revenue cutter Lin"oln arrived last night after
eight months absence, bringing advices from
Alaska and Sitka to Dec. 9th. Everything was
quiet in the territory; the only want felt by the
inhabitants was that of civil government.
CALIFORNIA & OREGON RAILROAD.
Fifty miles of the California & Oregon rail-
road has been completed, and is believed that
the track will reach Mill Creek 112 miles dis
tant from Sacramento, in March next.
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to the constitution of the United States before
the Senators and Representatives from Georgia
are admitted to seats in Congress.
The Supreme Court has adiosrned until the
18th of January.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-21

PoLIcE.-Two DRINKS.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
COUNTRY REAL rsrArg ron SALE.

AN EXTENSIVE LIST OF DWELLINGS. STORES
~ Lofts Oces, &o., 10 le furnished and eli,
snd country. Mailed free 70 your address by sTANLEl
DAY. gz5 Broa1ways
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

('oRNER PROPERTY FOR sALE.-THE HOUSE AND
y Iot situated on the southeast q Henry and Gin
ton Streets with stable the For particulars inquire
ol EDGAD LqRp Al the oice OF j. st. John Co., ~
Whitehall street, from l2 to o'clock.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
To let or Lease.

rTO LET-FtRNIsHED OR UNFURNTsuED A FINE
House, beautifully situated IN Bergen CITY, NJ j. 20 nin-
nes from Jersey cy Terry consisting OF bedrooms par
loTs and dining room, Kitchen billiard room cIosets hath.
room stable and carriage house. 10 Of ground well laid
out iru trees shrnaberyi Ac &C. viii sell on reasona-
bic terms Apply 70 W. H. DAME ~ Lxcbange place, Jsr.
sey Cny, near ferry
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

IyoR SALE OR TO RENr-oN STATEN ISLAND, A
largo brick House, italian siye with OF Land
hot cod water through the house, with a modern i'm
pfoveucb this IA OF the finest residences
suate Clifton about i've minutes walk the ferry
Inquire Of Q. BAfSBKID0E SMITH, liz Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

IVoR SALE a PRETTY CoRSEg HOUSE. WITH
j. stable ATTACHED; also inside House. Terms very easy.
Apply - tAc oRae o. Lexington ami Forty
tAiia street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

USoR sALE-AT FoKDHAM, TWO sTORY ATTIC
and basement House, Lots and Stable near depot,
churches schools &c fruits Of all kinds; price $1,000
s''''' H. q. LOCKE ~ Eighth street, near Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
BR00KLyN REAI. ESTATE FOR SALE

A VERY FINE HOUSE FOR sALE-JUST FINISHED
~ in superior style, with two water closets, stationary
wash tubs heater, range bath spesking tubes and bes
price only 50 OOJ lCc0 cash. Apply premises Eeventb
street, third house west OF Fourth avenue Brooklyn.
SLINGERLAND.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
WANTED TO PuRCfIhsF-MULAY OR SASH SAW,
w for cutting logs, Address H., Herald Office.

t,1QE FOR SALE, AN OVAL LATHE, NEW, AND
SlCt!. oi the latest improvement also small uig saw
6eo 72l Fiiih street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

n n j. near depot one hour city via Central Rail
road partially furnished desired Address A. d. box SS7
Post Ollce,
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

L'oR sAbE-A SUPERIOR BUILT HOUSE. CORNER
Lexington Rrenue and Ffftyhith street, $4,000. Also
1e West Fity secand sree, furnished, sss0J0. Apply
premises ~ = ~ STYLES.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
WILL BIZ SOLD At AUCTION ON TUESDAY. THE
w 10th q march, at M at Taylors Hotel, Jersey City
N@"''nins sEvfffnny sIs ttrn.xr vut. prora

ht Hufncstead OF y x. Tey Et1, Situated at West end
Sly -, only twenty minutes BY boat and rail
Io tho FOOT or CortaDd Dtsbroses Streets New York.
me property possesses the unequscd advantages OF gas
fassnc water aud quick and 10 Now York
Guy being I've minutes by NJ j. Railroad minutes
nofse cars 70 either Ioboten Pavonia Jersey Cy fer
res 'As run day and night On these plots full.
gown shade trees, fruit trees IN full bearing asparagus.
nrawpery sns blackberry bods nc. The Homestead IA
,nanossny doors with water, bathroom, furnace range,
lePce wh every convenience Plot Of ground
These plots front Larch street lust laid out
SIXTY ieet Wide The attention Of buyers called this
elng more conveniently situated 10 the business Of
um .nan S r9ussg,a n street 10 the city, For maps q ths
ALDRID0E, Hudson city Court House: or LEWIS
~ WOOD NO ~ MONTGOMERY street. Jersey City; or JAMES
u. DEf, NO. 50 Cortlandt street, New YORK - y =
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

r PRIVATE SALE-ON THTRTyFOURTH STREET,
~ between PARK (Fourth and Lexington hand
some four story brown stone House q feet 'front.' u IN
the best MANNER, finished In hard wood &C, and In orper
lo $50 III not sold al private sale within days, will be
offered auction. II WIN be offered low figure previous
. lie sale Apply 10 Z. H. LUDLOW CO, No Pine st.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

4 NUMBER Or DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCES
East sideEas. lath ed, 25ih suh, 5st 35th s1h,
+ih, sth ish and 0 streets At from 1000 to $50 v00 for
vale BY SMITH & cLARkE, No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

L,OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FIRST GLASS BAR
with Billiard Room with four Tables, Oyster and
Dining Saloon, all connected doing good business. This
place Is located under large ballroom and -four meeting
II Gold
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

INoR sALE-A LIQUOR STORE, FOR CASH AN
IL cheap. Apply 70 LAWRENCE BIZ RkE, - Hcnr
etreet.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

MEAT MARKET FOR shLE-TtrE STOCK, FIXTURES,
M GOODWIN Lease, Horses, Wagons &c, Including two
meat routes Of Market situated In first class locality ad
joining this city, among rich population nearly all OF whom
arc It's customers at remunerave prices Tho business IL
now offered only account OF the death OF its
petor, who had made fortune nj It. This chance
seldom offered TO some enerprising 70 step into
medietey At great bargain For full particulars apply 70
DODGE VARIAN Butchers, s33 Bleecker street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

?AsT THlRTy-sECoND STREET. ADJOINING FIFTH
" agenue. Splendid tpur story igh soop brown stone
House. az low price. HALL J. HOW, Il Pine street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

ON THE HUDSON.-If you wish to buy
~ County Seat months SUBURBAN sent free TO abJ
address BIZ MALLORY l. BLACKWELL,
Aucioaeen aud Brokers' No, ~ LibsrItl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and these desrous Of purchasing renting such pro
gsrty, will ind 1t TO their interest to advertise in TIKI
SRBUSE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
ether newspaper and in addition TO this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found not only in NewYOrk and all its
cities and villages, but IN every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made
brief viii allow Of the advantage offered being clear to
She reader We would especially dwell the fact that
she subscribers for the three editions Of TRIBUNE
DAILY, senlweekly and Weekly comprise individuals in
avery profession or business consequently advertise
Enents in each disseminate among all classeL THE
XRUNE devotes especial attention to the reports Of sales
Of real estate both in the city and country thus adding
reRtlY 10 the value Of its columns advertising
s.m. The charges for advertising follows DAILY
aRIBUHE. IS cents line for each nsertOn; WEEKLY
tribune, s. per lne sKMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE, IS cenA
per hue About ten words average line after the first
lac, which usually contains only four I'VE words
Worms, cash in adyanCe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

A LIST of Houses, Business Property, Tene-
mems STANLEY DAY. Ne. CAS- Broadway.
S50O 000 TO LOAN on BOND and
Mortgages bought WM H. MITCHELES Real Estate 0s No II
Cedai-st up stairs .......
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Satiun SaIts Of ytaI Gstst,.

A j. BLEECKER, Auetioneer.
LIs HANDSOME BR0WE.STONE HOUSE AND -FOUR LOTS
NEAR CENTRAL PARK.-A. J. BLRECKBR SON Co viii sell
aaeton on THURSDAY jan g. at O'Clock, at the Exchange
SaleSrOofn:
WEST SIXTY sBCONDsTEew 3siory hghs,oop brown stone
front HOUSE and four LOTS Sixty second III Of the
Grand Buevad bu By the Of tie oldest builders the
city, the best Just hnsbd hards stairs marble tiles
hal aud A the odarDc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
United SEPULCHRES.

ANNA DICKINSON AT THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY.
A picture of humanity, drawn with the an
alytio yigOr OF mans bran colored with the glow OF
womans neart tragedy Of saddest significance, yet
glorious with the promise OF tho future-tbls
is Miss DicklnsOn's 4" whted sepulchres," by far
tie most thoughtful, olearly-phrased and deeply
felt OF all her lectures. The passionate eOquence OF
sympathetc heart thrilled and trembled through the
tones OF her Agnetc the hearts OF her
hearers the fruiton OF tears and prayers, OF the
restless struggle OF large nature against the wrong 1t
cannot yet remedy. II is an arraignment at the
bar Of the future OF the uncleanly oles OF the past
the nvectiye Of nineteenth century icOnoclast The
story Of the Mormon horror graphic is is not the
sum Of the lecture 1t Is but the text Of powerful
mon upon womans position before the world and her
lation 10 man. IL is q blow struck at the super
hcal ideals OF society-an argument for
better conditions and purer foundation. The firm lit
tie figure with It's self-reliant air. It's easy grace
the dehcately flushed face, fair with the serious
sweetness OF chd and thoughtful sadness of noble
woman formed harmonious background for her tone
picture Miss Dickinson skeched, with much power, her
experiences in Salt Lake fine shade OF comparison
between the natural and spiritual manifestations OF the
place and people, Introduces her subject, and 10
throw poetic gmmer about its practical uelness. She
keenysdissects tire Mormon system and comments with
sarcastic expression upon the Government that permits
and encourages an immortality when practced by thou
sands and condemns when perpetated by one or two
The sadfacod women 20 whom Miss DlcklnsOn
appealed for candid confession OF their lives
who persisted declaring themselves thoroughly salts
fed nay happy, she touched with loving sympathy and
sraehtway the eOrOw the exceeding horror they could
not bear to acknowledge even 10 themselves. was re-
veaod Her description OF the agonized admissions that
fell from those unwilling lips greatly moved her audience
aud was given IN a voice musical with teaT-drOps
The Mormon ideas Of woman, she declares are the
IDEAS OF Holm Todd and Horace Bushnell and she deals
ont 70 those two uekess dvines fall measure or cr
cism. Her 700 common faults, slightly sensational
etraniuR after effect q hunOr that sometimes seems
dppant, aud bitter sarcasm, are far less apparent III
this than before. IL closes with touching
rouen and more pefioot lruiOn OF her natural power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
THE BRooKLYN WATER SUPPLY.

A survey of Long Island ponds, with view
OF increasing the capacity of the Brooklyn Water Works
has recently been completed Those sheets Of water
which reservoirs have been created by the Company
furnish but 100000 gallons daily and the Brooklyn
consumption ia already 100000. necessity therefore
exists providing against future needs The
now I'm use are the Mount Prospect with capacity OF
90 100000 gallons the Hollywood, at East New York,
holding 16 600 900 gallons the Jamaica Reservoir the
BroOkneld Reservoir, those Of Clear Stream, Valley
Stream, and Rockville Centre, aud the
Hampstead Reservoir Those ponds owned
by the company and yet unapprOprlated, the One
Mile Pond Jamaica, the Springfield Pond, Cornes
and Couseyeas Ponds near Springfield Watts Pond az
Valley Stream, and Smiths Pond at Rockville Centre.
These ponds all artificial having been used for mill
ing purposes before their purchase By the company Both
these and many contiguous ponds have lately been
veyed and report OF the result will be presented early
the Spring IL yet TO be decided whether the latter
ponds shall be purchased whether very large reser
YOir shall be constructed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

CBAPPELLOn weesdsy evening Nov H. nsry Asa oAspVu.
10 the 10th year OF her
invited the funeral serves at hsf
residence 23 East Thirty sunday h seosi
on BoDd.y morning
DALY-At Harlem MIRA DAILY in the slss Of her
fI ps s RT sTe between One SSudSsd cad & a..
SUNDAY. at O'Clock
pEAS.3a Friday No., - aS p.s u me @ y,:5 q bss Ar.
invited sesd the fusera Monday Nov a. a. o0sk ron " 81
harEspaoe.
DEMAREsT-ou wednesday Nor II william Dsmsres the Nc
FisSds a5d relatives ar, invited !ssd.ses
OF bis fstbern No Ito West rsieys'h 81 -
Saturday, Nor. % al ? o'clock.
FISHER-In wrenths Mass the 18Th inst, Calvin Fisher .
Ia the nd year Of bissge
0AMBLISG-A, Mauaroueek OF Wednesday. I7tb lost.
Hslea, wife Of VIA Gaeos IN the 4os year ses age ,,
inst Trains leave Fourthavs and Twenty seEsota-
It stIl:9OGm
GLAssRY-At the rssdeuee 5ts West Thirty shh
classy widow Of James classy the Goth of Asr aga
Wednesday H. John Bull In tue 3lst of bic
Relatives and friends are the funeral from his late
residence Sr6.L aHd East River SATURDAY the roth last a.
IL without further notice
NewRochse THURSDAY Nov R Ab1Ah Morgan In
fsners from ST. PaaFs Church Chester Modsy IA
inst at o'clock Carriages viii be waiting At heast Vsssss
the arrival Cf the 1850 train OF NeS-HAVen Railroad
enthusiastically Friday morning Nov 49, Katie wife Of cssss
Myers. aged rs years- =. .om,,
Funeral sunday. at o'clock 0n rs'dehss No ~ feae
Troy papers please copy
ToBIAson Thursday Nov la the believed sifs Of Morris
The ehd ss relative. Of the family also ee members Of oss
S ass ser s.r It her late residence SO besst scar s%ai
BOOtyn Saturday afternoon al 0eosa The remains s es
Inferred at Greenwood Cemetery
VAN zASDT-At Flushing L. L. Friday w. L Van zaudt 81
plLaysa s,d, ., IN, family ar, re,D.cst, invited to .a..l
his funeral frOm Georges Church suLdsy rsss
leave Hunters Point at / ssd return at ;S p
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MUSICAL NOTES.

The Hutchinson Family announce II concert
for this evening at Steinway Hall.
Mr.. George w. Morgan will perform at me
oran eoncort tbs afternoon Plymouth Church, BROOK
Ign.
Mrs. Agatha States sails to-day for Lima,
at tne Opera Honse of which city sho Ia engaged lor
number OF months
The last representation of "POliuto" will be
van mia t,eroon at the Academy OF Music, coinnlec
INC M one o'clock William Tell VIII DO piooncou vi
Tuesday or Wednesday next
Arotber change of programme was necessary
Last evennp M the Grand Opera-HOuse, the cohtlnue
Illness of Mr. DraytOn. which, We regret 10 say Us
IN assume serious FORM preventing MS appearance ia
Tbe Iroubadour" Faust was SALES.--FUTURE N
Rernari as Marguerite. Mrs Bowler as Scuei MI @
M Eanst and MT Peakes as Mephstopheles- hrst APP
carance i'm that important character Aliss E a1
tIows0ns debut Is positively fixed for to.ueh,, ~
80, This afternoon Fra DiayOO" VIII 10 repoh'eo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

@.l ed opened sIt seOa dnsaS sse q. light sses s.sss
Puee: 70 sdv.see sales odsy Htdhnp Ai6ze sss
hands ooc receipts 1853 bales eIpecsastvise t bsies
1hsAh ga, Nov tS-C0ea-Net ress.yts Of The voeA, ~
5a ce. i.ads and 1874 UplsBdsI total a0N krpos 0raf
bnn 90 bales UPAad 70 the Costises 1 bas Upsnts coast
wise ~ bales Ses lsasds and 3S Upsaas s.s ne vsst 400
ee and @ Sea issds stock 3os bales lsasd ss<
1 UplaBd The market closed Ora ate for Mddazs mesis.
sales, 200 do
Ca Ncy Co,od opeued sr bu. closed s.z.r s,,s
bales
as do stock hand. 10. $40 do. :
BOsroS Nov 9COtonReceipss
285 bales; from Wilmington and Norfolk 40 rail 81
bales BIpOr-To Great Britain. Costnss
BY rail Stock hand 0oo bales The
6uasr. prices Of enrTent grades, IS @zsic
GALvKsroS Nov CoitonEs receipts Of the week 6t bale.
Orleans 90 bales; ass bales stsek
With fair demand Good Ordinary, s0fste lie eosls
sales. 5.5l6 bales
eo4e gross Great Bhtsiu % baes 70 he
Continent 4, 360 bales; stock, 14 bales go.
NORFOLK Va Nov 9-Ne receipts OF the seef oJ edea 10
1887 bales Stock oa hand and On peee not Js
cleared Of the week It's baies Receipts Tsea,
bales erpors-eoastw go bales sales 100 bslfs ReceHa
to-day Tg bales $50 aes sales sS bales It's
market closed arm Low MlddliBgs. 23lG24e
NEw-JRLslNs observation-disclosures OF The weet sress
n 500 bales 2O0l bales BIPOs-To liverpool ESyJ es .
the CruT $50 hses cess-ss 80
bales sales 2500 bales; stock los @ bales res's
daY 1900 bales Vera Crns ITO bales 10 hsFre A
bales Bremen 2<e bales sales to-day $3.50 bssA Tue ~s~
elosed qHet and weak at at 1243o Tor hddhng.
NOBLE Ais Nov observation-disclosures OF the Seef WI os
bales. Of -heL IO.1 bales
shpbOan sales Of the week 1870 bses to-day LEO bates f
market 6rm hdng Aasite receipts Lie bales sfpo6sF
79 bales