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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-01-26
Miscellaneous.
W. l. ATKINS,

W. l. ATKINS, ...
Stowe VT, Opposite Mansfield Totcl.)
Dealers in choice American and French Confec-
ticnery Nnuts, Raisns, Figs, Oranges Lemons, Tea
CofToe and Sugar. Fruits of all kinds--fresh and
canned Also Books and Stationery "a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-01-26
Insurance.

CHAS c. DODGE, General Agent,
for the FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE Co.,
For Lamoille County
He takes this opportunity Of informing the public
that he is now authorized to insure
VILLAGE DWELLINGS
at from onehalf to one-third less rates than they
can insure the same risks in the Vermont Mutual =
All farm property insured upon equally favorable
terms All personal property insured at sfull val
ne. Orders left at tho American House will be
promptly attended to.
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A SPLENDID GIFT.

The Art Building will then be complet-
ed and endowed with the valuable colec-
tion of paintings and statparyys ~ origin
ally intended before the outbreak of the
rebellion, and be presented to the city by
Mr.. Corcoran, the proprietor of both build
ing and collection. II will be magni6-
cent gift, doing credit at once to the gen.
erosity and the taste of the donor.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO IMPROVE THE CAPITAL.
A great deal Of complaint has been made
from time to time for years, of the larg.
est market in the city being set upon one
side Of the fashionable street Of Washing.
ton, as if Washington Market in NewYork
was placed upon Broadway. Well, al
last bill has been introduced into the
House to remove it. But, unfortunately
for the proposed removal, it stands upon
a lot donated to the city of Washington
in 1872 for market, and it is claimed
that if Congress removes it, the city loses
the lot, it reverting to the heirs Of iti
donor.
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Dentists.
Licensed Auc,ioneers.

~
-. neIIU erlf licensed Auctioneer and Detective,
CoWV' ~ Hyde Park, Vt.
Al - promptly attended TO.
ny Hs0. WOTY, "+
J be sr'' Deputy Sheriff and Licensed AuctIoneer
~ Norrir1lle, vt.
AL A. neS done on reasonable terms. Foreign
snp,!' y : "l'e-'~1.
M<PARKER,
Deputy sheriff aud Licensed Auctoneer,
North Hyde Park. W,
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'gether & desirable passenger packet. Ad
Storm aud jim Salisbury do the hOnoTs
Of the Office IN their own agreeable way,
and are very attentive to guests. Don't
forget tia % ark.
The Australia passed down yesterday,
and added q few bexeI Of merchandise
here for S5uth America. The Courier
journal gels of the following ridiculous
sketch Of Her course ard destination (:
From New Orleans she takes salt water
q distance Of more than 400 miles,
through the Gulf Of Mexico, the Car.b
bean SEA-, and into the North Atlantic
Oceso, keeping along the coast of Venez.
UsfP, Guiana and BTsZI to the mouth OF
the Amazon. She will proceed along the
latter stream to where Madeira river
empties IN, and then up the Madeira to
Msgdaiena TiSer, in Bolivia. The last
named river 10 navigabie for 500 miles or
more, and she viii remain in that trsde.u
Oar c0temporary must FURNISH up his
ideas on geography. The Magdalens
river emptles into the Caribbean Sea,
within E few mites of Carthagenia, and
net more than 200 miles from the 18TH
mus OF Panama. l. is not in Bolivia at
81 but runs through the S!G.e OF New
Grenada, Or what Is now termed the
Uni5e1 States OF Colombia, and is the
%prLnciDGi outlet from Bogota, the capital.
Ins Courier HIsn sends the boat into the
North Atlantic Ocean, the rivers ANA
z1n AID Madeira, past Venezuela, Guiz-
ma, etc, which is ali bosh.
The Clifton viii get away to-day for
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati. She is
an excsiislt packet and We hope will
get Q good trip. Capt. Stein is master
and Geo. W. Hunter is her popular
CLERK.
The Marble City, Capt. A. J. Carter,
with Henry Dientrich in tue office,
leaves to-day for Vicksbuig and the
Oends. she IS an excellent passenger
packet and makes all way landings.
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5.
WALTHAM
@tCheSs

THE extensive use OF these watches for the
last fifteen years by Railway Conductors, En-
gineers and E1pTessmen-the most exscting Of
watch-wearers-has thoroughly demonstrated
the stree 9Th, steadiness, durability and accu.
racy of the Waltham Watck. To satisfy that
class in all these respects, is to decide the quss-
ton as to the real value of these time-keepers.
More than 4O0, 0cO of these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets of the
people-a proof and a guarantee of their supe-
riority over all Others.
The superior organization and great extento OF
the ComPany's Works at Walthsm, enable
them to produce the watches at a price which
renders competition futile, aud those who buy
any other watch, merely pay from IS to so per
cent. more for their watches than is necessary.
We are now selling Waltham Watches atless
prices in greenbacks, Than the gold prices be-
fore the war. There is no other manufacture
of any kind in the United States of which this
can be said.
These time pieces combine every improve
ment that a long experience has proved 0 freal
tactical use. Having had the refusal 70
nearly every invention in matchmaking or
g~inating in this country or in Europe, only
those were finally adopted which severe testing
by Che most skiliful artisans IN our works, and
lung USE OA Inc pHAbOi II P0DAANs ~
to be essential to correct and enduring tiBe-
keeping.
Among the many improvements we would
particularize
The invention and use of a center-pinion OF
peculiar construction, 10 prevent damage to
the train by the breakage OF main-spripgs, Is
original with the American Wateh'Company,
who having had the refusal OF all other con-
trivances, adopted Fogg's Patent Pinion as BE-
ing the best and faultless.
Hardened and tempered hair springs, now
universally admitted by Matchmaker to be
the best, are used in all grades of Waltham
Watches.
All Waltham Watches have dust-proof caps,
protecting the movement from dust. and les
SEEMING the necessity Of the frequent cleaning
necessary In other watches.
Our new patent st~em-winder. or keyless
watch, is already a Gecide ed success, and a great
Improvement on any stem-winding watch in
the American market, and by far the cheapest
watch Of its quality now offered to the public,
To prevent imposition, buyers should inva-
rlab,y demand certificate Of genuineness. No
watches retailed by the ompany.
For further facts and information, address
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents,
lS2 Broadway, New York.
febl3 sat
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CaTTOS.

The Liverpool market at the opening
today was hrmer, with Uplands 1875,
Orleans 12Bd. There wss no change az
noon, and closed quiet st opening quota
tions. Sales for the day 10, 600 bales.
The New York market opened with 6
fair demand, and prices firm Low Mid
dlings 27l9273c, Middlings 28AG2S3c,
Good Middlings 29l9293e. There was
10 change at noon Az pm. it was
also unchanged and closed without any
change whstever-the demand being
fair throughout. Sales to spinBers, 1855
bales; to SPECTATORS, $40 bales; for ex-
port, 740 bales.
In this msrket there wss a fair inquiry,
and sales 70 the amount Of about $50
bales st irregular rates. One lot Of Low
Middlings Of e good style wss taken
early in the day st 27ic. Towards tle
close holders were asking to 70 higher,
sud no tables OF MiddiiDgs coulds be
found at less than 274 10 2S.. Ia fact it
was said that 273c was realized during
the day for some small lots OF a good
RtVIe. We quote.
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The only sales Of Tennessee bonds re-
ported were in New a. Csc.
Stocks opened firm, and at 1855 AN.
were strong aud active with q general
advance ia price. Ga the next call they
were ect-ve and rstheT excited, but closed
wesk, with 8 general disposition to sell.
Wells Fargo Elk, $50 American Ex,
Il; Adams Ex., Gl3 u. 3. Ex., 6Is F;
Merchants Union Tx, Isl; Quicksilver,
l9E Canton 81 Pacific Mai, 93I; West
ern Union Telegraph Co, IS New York
Central, 1863; Erie, - to -; Hudson,
I57; Reading, e6t; Chicago & Alton, $50;
preferred, 100; Toledo, w. and ", 49,;
preferred 76l st. PsuI, 78J; preferred
81; Ft. Wayne, 14O2 f; Ohio and MSs,e-
sippi, 80; Michigan Central, 1856; Mich
igsn- Southern, 1881 Illinois Central,
IA; Cleveland & Pittsburg, SO; Cleve-
land & Toledo, 1925 Rock Island, 1871;
Chicago & Northwestern, S6S (; preferred,
aSl.
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TRADE.

Business was duh to-day ia the gene
raj markets, and prices about as they
were yesterday. The Dry Goods mar
ket does not seem TO pick up any as the
season advances, or rather So time rolls
on, for, SO far we have had BIO reasonable
weather, and no one has been reckless
enough Of their health to appear upon
the streets in light clothing, The East
eTn markets are very dull, and prices
weak on some goods.
Boots and Shoes are quiet but firm.
The demand is not as great as was an
~ticipsted, but 8 very heavy business has
80 far characterized the season, and for
a few weeks, or until the demand for
ligkt summer wear sets 10, we look for
but little improvement.
We noted the sinking Of a fatboat
load Of potatoes 1T u lsveeone day this
week. This cargo was saved ia a wet
condition and sold to-day 81 auesiDa. o
the 1900 barrels the boat contained some
400 barrels sod in lots Of 100 barrels at
45c per barrel, and the balance, nearly
100 barrels, were taken by one party at
$50 per barrel.
The Directors of the Tennessee Agri-
cultural aud Mechanical Association
met in Nashville on the 9th lost. 20 FIX
the premiums 10 be awarded at the State
fair neXt all They only succeeded Ia
partially arranging the premiums. The
list will be completed at their next rega
lar meeting. Tn Thousand dollars in
premiums viii be offered, and the Diree-
tors intend msking the fair one OF the
Rrsndeet exhibitions OF the kind ever
held In T~ennessee.
The Paris Ky Citizen states that un-
usual activity has prevailed st the vari-
Gus bonded warehouses iu that city dur
ing the last few weeks, holders paying
taxes upon their whisky and withdraw il
from bond. From the lst TO the 27ih Ofthe
present m0uih me tex on whisky With
drawn from bond At Paris amounted to
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THE CROPS.

We have frequent inquiry from ST.
Louis, Cincinnati and Chicago business
houses concerning the fruit prospects
throughout this section. They all ex-
press a desire to purchase largely this
season. We solicit Information upon
the subject from our readers. A subacri-
Der writes IS f9llOss:
HICKORY PLAISs, ARK, April o, 1859.
Editors appeal: The season is back
ward, weather cyld and rainy. ESrjy
planting Of earn locks i0e-generally
good stands. Early planting Of cotton
coming up very iF~Tegularly. There will
be some twenty per cent. more cotton
planted here than last year. The fruit
crop promises a good yield Though q
light snow fell yesterday, it viii not
dsmege the fruit. J. +. w.
Virginia wheat crops are generally
most promising.
The corn crop OF southwestern Gs0r-
gis i5 as fine IS ever knOwn>st this sea-
'soR 81 the yesr.
GrasshoPpers are destroying the corn
ia Texas by wholesale.
The crops o. West Tennessee have been
washed cut by the rains, and in many
sections corn which was up has been
destroyed, and the weather remains too
much unsettled to repiant. L is safe to
say our crops ia this portion OF the S ate
are behind from three wseks to one
month.
The wheat cr0pin Fulton county, Ky,
is splendid, and more land planted than
foT many years previous.
PisntiEg is graetly retarded through
out Mississippi ny the copious rains.
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INCINNATI,

Trace Chains, walkers and common;
Root Hsmes, horse and mule;
Planters HV 3, cast-steel, all sizes (;
shovels and Spades, R9wlandsis and Ames';
Axss-Hunt's, Simmonds', Mann's and Lip
pincotb's, Patent and plain
Hand, Panel n Rip Saws, GREAT BAR
GAINS;
Tuttle's Patent Hook-tooth Cross-cut Saws;
Cross-cut Saws, single hook and usual tooth
Table and Pocket Cutlery, great variety
CHEAP;
Singing, Claw aud Lath Hatehets, Hunt
and Otner makers;
seythes-BIood's Manshsld& LAMBS, waldron
and other brands;
Hay and Manure Forks, c. S. Rakes, Wrought
iron Rakes
Scythe snaths and Hay Rakes;
Handles for Hoes, Forks and shovels and
spades;
Butchers' Files and Chisels;
Pembertonls Mill Files, VERY CHEAP;
sand Screens, Riddles and Selves
Bells-Faun Bells.
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sADDLERY, 4
TRUST SALE.
sale.


DY virtue Of a deed of Trust to me executed
d Dy Dominie ZweifeI and George Waeehtsr
l will, on Saturday, the 22d cay OF Nay, A.
1863, on the premises, at the Eagle brewery,
lately carried on by ZWeffel, Hargan 4 Co,
proceed to sell at public sale. TO the hfghest
properly, to-wit: The said Dominic ZWeifeI
and George Waechter's undivided tWO-thirds
Ia a lot OF land ying In the county Of Shelby,
State of Tenne see, and the city Of Memphis,
described IS fOll0ws: Beginning at the east
side OF an alley between Poplar and Bass
streets, commencing at the South line of Geo.
aechters lot and running South on said alley
th1rty-iWO feet; tSence seventy
i've feet thence sOuthwarGly again one hun
dled and twenty-six feet, more or ess, to the
bayou; thence eastwardly seventy-dve feet
thence nOrilwardly one hundred and hfty-
eight let, more or less, with Nicholas HUpperts
line th-nce westwerdiy one hundIed and nifty
feet with Geo &c WaechJeI's line to the begin
n ng, il being the same lot of land sold to Geo
Waechter by j hn P. SchlOcker. 18th October,
1868 aud pant OF lot sold TO George Waechter,
BY Nichols Huppert on theS6fh day Of April.
1866 Also the said Zwei'el & WaechLer's two
thirds in the barrels, casks, kettles, engines.
MasnIng machines, coal beds, malt mill and
wagons employed in the brewery of zweifel,
Harg u q 20.
The Undivided third part of George Waechter
will be HrAt sold, audtfbhat does not brtngguf-
dcient 70 sa isfy the said trust, then the midi
vided third OF said Eeifei Will be sold.
The title to above de cTibed property Is pre-
sumed 10 be good, but I sell only az trustee.
JAMES BACHMAN, Trustee.
And at the same tim aud place I, the under
signed, assignee of said dominic Zweifel, bank
rupt, will proceed TO sell the equity of redemp-
on of said Bomisie ZweiHeI in and TO the
above described property Terms c sh;
WH. Y CIRODE,
Memphis, April 20. 1863 [ap22l Assignee.
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Notfce 30 Ntockholders.

OFFICE DEsoro INSURANCE AMI Trust Co.,,
MEMPHIS, Aprii 10, 1868.
THE Legislature of Tennessee having antnar-
lied the President aud Directors OF tbs De-
Soto Insurance and Trust Company to dlscon-
finue the business of Insurance and adopt the
Banking business whenever so decided by Q
vote of the stock holders; therefore. the Board
of Directors have ordered an election, 70 be
held at the Office OF this Company, No. AZ Mad
Ison street. on
Tuesday, 1st Dap of June, 1869,
test the sense Of the stockholders on that
question. Each s~tockbOlder Is entitled TO vote
ia person or by proxy, on the basis OF one vote
for each share.
WIN. NJ. HARRINGTON, President.
]. q. LoNsDALE, Secretary. apis
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County Warrants and Police Scrip ar

It nay De proper % say inst a u
two discount houses take irst class cot
ton bills or bank exchange upon New
York st l 10 discount.
Gold opened in-New York to-day st
1855, advanced to 134s at noon, ABS
closed AZ l345. Sterling exchange steady
al IO9! for prime 90 day bills. Money
OF call : per eent.
Governments ~ the opening were gen.
orally firm and active, with indications
OF 8 Clique in 62s.snd 67s. They became
bearish on the noon cali, and closed dull
but steady il tone.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, I
MEMPHIS, April 30, 1859. !
ENaEEW

FINANCE.
The financial condition Of affairs re-
main unchanged and very quiet in al
most every particular. Stocks and
bonds are scarce, and the demand for
them is not very eager SO far as we cen
learn. One dealer who had some stock
Of the fernando assurance Company
was anxious To sell at 25e, but buyers
were rot willing TO pay over p or 23c,
at which rate it would have sold readily.
Money is easy, and not in much de-
mand ct 8 to u per cent. upon good CO
lateral.
Exchange is also easy both in buyine
and selling. All Of cur banks are well
supplied, and rates are steady.
City Scrip is hrm and scarce, with sn
improved demand. Our brokers gene
rally are not well supplied-many O
them being entirely oui, and the eXpec-
tstion is that scrip viii advance. w
quote 8 sale Of SSOy)-to-dsy tC a dealer
al 75s.
, County Warrants snd Police Scrip arc
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Steamer Commonwealth st. Louis.
Australis, Pittsburg.
Ozark, Arkansas River.
Will s. Hays, "
Liberty, White River.
Buminery, Vicksburg.
Virginia, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer VIII s. Hays, st. Louis.
+" Lumiuary,
/" Virginia, Louisville.
4" G w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
Australia, New Orleans.
COmmGnw wealth, New Orleans.
In Port.
Liberty, Clifton, Ozark and Linton.
MISCELLANEVUS.
Business on the levee dulI.t
The tow boat Dick Fulton No. 8 passed
down yesterday.
The Ben Campbell now runs bstween
here and Mound City.
The remains OF Geo. l.. Ely, clerk Of
the ill-tsted @. A. Thompson, arrived ves-
terdsy on the WdlS Hays from the Ar.
kansas. The corpse willie orwarGed to
Cincinnati by the Clifton. The body
was found and only recognized by the
msrk upon his clothes. The clerk of the
Hays charged $40 freight to this port,
and would not deliver up the corpse until
the freight bill was paid.
Garrett Huls, clerk OF the Guidon, ar
rived from Pine Buff yesterday on the
Ozark.
By a card in another column it will be
seen that the Geo. w. Cheek will here
after make t~ri-weekly trips to Frisr's
Point.
The Linton, Capt. Les Ware, will get
away to-day for all points on the st.
Francis river. She is an excellent pack
ct. e.. D0tton is chief clerk.
The elegant City Of Cairo, Capt. ] w.
MaliD, with II. @. COrbyn and Glen
NOlte in the Office, leaves to day st her
usual hour, for Cairo and St. Louis. Sam
Weaver, st the Memphis and Charleston
ticket Office, sells tickets over this line Of
packets for all points North and East.
The unsurpassed passenger steamer
Belle Lee, Capt. A. McGiil, will pass %
to-day for Cairo and st. Louie. No finer
steamer Il pats than the beautiful Belle,
and to travel upon her is q life long
pleasure. Adolph Martin and M.
BrOughton are her capable, popular ana
efficient clerks.
The elegant steamer Liberty, with
Capt. Conley on the roof, came in YES
terdsy with q good trip from Waite
river, and leaves again to-day fer Au-
g1sta and all way points on that stream.
She is the best packet in that river, and
belongs to the "old reliable y U. s mail
line OF which Capt. Davis Is Superinten-
dent. In her ofics via be found Jimmy
Thompson, Jim Rowland and Charley
Sosrpe, all reliable and popular eff sers.
TIE Liberty connects with the Fairy
Qgeen for upper White river and WITH
me train a. Dsvall's Bluff.
The fine and fast steamer Ozsrk, Capt
Bisisdell, will get away to-say Tor Pine
Bluff, Little Rock and ali way landings
IN the Arkansas. She conqects closely
with the Fort Smith packet and is alto
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Instead Of Bitter, use
Mothers, give the Children
Ask your Doctor for
The Druggists ali sell
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R1VER
-ANDsHIvEKs

GAS WORKS, April 80, 1859.
River rose 2 riches in past "a hours
Below high water mark foot J inch.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
Our next will no doubt report the swell
here at an end, and then we can send out
he cheering news that all dar ger has
passed away.
Our midnight dispatches give the lsS
news from above, while we also give tue
latest mail news. White river is rising
rapidly, with all its tributaries on the
rampage. The Arkansas is rising. The
Cumberland is falling with ten feet on the
sbOsls.
The Helena Clarion of the 2S:h ult.
says: 1.-THE river at this point this NOR
ming is six feet five inches below high
water mark, the same point of the late
rise, and rose about two inches ia the
last twenty-four bnurs."
The st. L7uis Republican of the 18th
says: The river st this pOiat Is about
at a stand. The upper Missouri is re-
ported low AMI falling, while the lower
Missouri is rising. The Illinois is fslling,
with plenty Of water for STEAMBOATS,.
The upper Mississippi will be falling to-
day.
The Democrat Says: River rising again
slowly. Good depth Of water for full
steamboat navigation reported at all
points, except in the Missouri, which is
troublesome bsloT Kansas City SIS well
as above 81. Joseph.
The Cincinnati Commercial SAYS
Here the river has fsllen 20 inches during
toe "a hours ending last night, with %
feet Z inches in tue channel at 6 pm.
To day there will TO 70 feet under the
Covington bridge for passing steamers.
From various sources we compile the
folio y ing:
DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 2S.-River rose
8 inches in past "a hours.
QUINCY, Ills, April 2S.-River on s
stand ; l22 feet 40 we low water mark.
ROCK ISLAND, April 2S.-River on a
stand.
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REV YORK.
~ AcH n & RY

MACHINERY
- FOR
Draining, IrFlgat'ng & WFeekIng
CS~ST2HEU9AI PUNPS
80 20 40, 900 Gallons per Minute.
OSCILLATIEG ENGINES
Half to 80 Horse Power.
ROILEEs, SM0RG CONSUMING,
Superheating, and Safe.
FRICTION GRCOYED NOIsFLEsS
HOSTING MACHINES
All Light, Compact, Durable and Eco.
ROmicsL.
For Circulars. address Patentees and Manu-
facturers,
WM. D. ANDREWS d BRO,
zEi Water street. NEW YORK
NH dew
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SZEAMBOATS
FOR FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point T. weekly
Packet-Esr Helena and Eriar's Point.
OED. W. tEEk-..-....-.-. ameS Lee master
This elegant passenger pacEet S.
vii leave as above every MON-E@
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ats pm.
ELLIsTF & MILLER, Agents,
myl Promenade street, loot Jefferson.
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Memphis aad Llttle gock Railroad

To MADIsOS AED LITTLE ROCK, Ark.
Going West-Lssve Hopeheld daily at ~ an.
Coming East-LeaYs Mad son dauy st 2 pm.
Ferry Boat leaves loot OF UDiou street at Z an
=. +. BEAUMONT,
lei General superintendent.
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Receipts were per N. q l.. Il. II. q
bales; NJ Il T. R. R Al; Il. q o. R r.
10; 81. & L r. r R.; Steamers Us /;
wagons 10; total 256 Exports were per
N. & c. r. r. IS; N d T. r. r. -;
n. & o. r. r. IS; Steamers - total
100.
The Liverpool weekly statement is IS
follows: Sales, $1,000 bales. OF this
amount 5000 were taken for export, and
5000 on speculation. Stock on hand
35l 900 bales, Of which l6S. 600 are Ameri-
can. Stock shost Isl, 600 bales, OF which
lS2, 600 are American. Compared with
last week this shows sn increase Of 4C00
bales in sales. The stock on hand hiss
fallen OF A 600 bales, while The Ameri-
csn has increased 1909 balesp. The stock
sfiOst hiss increased 5000 bales-ths
American increasing $1,000 during the
week.
The weekly New York statement
shows net receipts st that point for the
week to be 1885 bales; gross receipts,
6605 bales; exports to Great Britain, 77IO
bales; 20 the Continent, 1870 bales
weeks sales, Il. 435; stock IS, 435 bales.