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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-01

Florence Sewing Machines.

PRINCIPAL POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
Seif-Adjusting Tension, adapted to sewing
the most delicate or the heaviest material
without change. Reversible feed, splendid
for staying and self-fastening ends ofseams.
Makes four different stitches on the enc and
same machine. There are only twelve pieces
Of machinery IN It's works, and is as positive
In its motion as those OF a locomotive, and
Complete, and furnished with a Goodrich
Tuck Marker, patent selteorder. patent self
binder and edge-stftcher, patent rufher, gath
erer. ETC., without extra charge. Call and see
IL work. HARMON a MORTON,
General Agents, ~ Man st.,
feb9 Between Monroe and CaisD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-01
Billiard Tables Sale.

nEFAULT having been made In the eondf-
~ ton OF a Trust Deed executed by Joseph
LoDgonotti, 20 me as trustee, dated 10th June,
AID. 1858, recorded in Registers once OF
Shelby county, Tennessee. Book I OF Chattel
Mortgages, pages 81 to 6S, on
Friday, 25th Day Of February, A.D., 1870,
At the CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON, Memphis, 1
will sell, to the high est bidder, for cash, the
following property, named IN said Trust
Deed, under authority herein named viz:
Six new m~edium-size Billiard Tables of
make J.. NJ. Brunswick & Bros, Nos. 4l53
fcaroml. 4Il2, 4lC9, 4ll0. AGO and ala being four
pocket tables, together with their cues, balls,
.eounters, rests and covers, now at said saloon.
O. A. CHeATB, Trastee.
February u. p70 febl9
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

JUDGE NORRIS PREsIDINa
IUEsDAY.-State vs. George II. Russell. Tarc.r,
OF watch and chain from franklin H,rrrs pIo,
guilty. Fined S. and costs.
State vs. John Pero. Larceny OF rope and q pock.
Gu ru'o' tns property OF John Stone Fined $40 and
costs. anu
state VS.. jeremiah Raglan. Larceny Of a lantern
from John W. Stockwell. Sent to the County Jail
for thirty days,
state VS.. VIM. Norbrick and James O'Neil Affray.
FINED 10 and one half costs each.
state VS.. william Jones and Michael Joyce. Re-
sistins an officer. Fined $50 and one hat costs each.
ota1e VS.. Ihomas McGidn's. Keeping open shop
on the Lords day Fined So and costs.
State VS.. John Cunningham. Keeping open shop
on the Lords day. Fined So and costs.
State vs.. E'izl Gran1on. Keeping open shop on
the Lords day. Fmel IS and costs.
State vs.. Jeremiah f. Mccarthy. Keenno on.r
shop on the Lords day. Fined So and costs,
State vs.. Robert McClay. Assault and battery on
Joseph Wolf. Fined SO and costs.
State VS.. John Welchey. Intoxication and die.
turbance. Fiued So and costs.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23
Review of Portland Markets.
WEEK ENDING Nov. 20, 1870.


The week prior to our annual Thanksgiving day
mas as usual been busy one, especially in the gro
Gerry hne and large sales have been made to country
traders to satisfy the immediate calls made upon
them for supplies for the festival. After this it is
expected trade will fall off I'm large measure, and
Joooers will run their stocks down as low as posi-
Die, take an account of stock, see how they stand
ana prepare for the business of the new year. With
the exception of breadstuffs which are tending up
ward' and pork, which is tending downward, prices
are very steady and our prices current show very
few material changes or the week,
Inc money market Is easy. Gold is lower. 1t
sold last Thursday al 1922; Friday 1l23@1l3b; Sat-
urday 1l2t9l122; Monday 112I@112s; Tuesday, 22d
at 118@l1lb.
APPLES-There is large supply with a fair de-
mand. Prime Maine baldwins are selling at $175(G
$225 per bbl., lower price than has been reached
1or years. Cooking apples can be purchased at 40 q
PUG per bushe, from the farmers CARTS Dried apples
BEANS-The market is well supplied and prices
continue very firm. The new crop will not be so
large as was anticipated.
slowly and the prospect is that the stock from that
quarter will be much less than it has been for some
years, consequent upon the low stnge of water. The
larger proportion OF boxes has come from the Prov
inces. They are held at 70@S0c. We hear of So .es
at 75c.
BREAD-The demand for hard breads is very
fair. Prices are steady and unchanged.
BUTrER-The supply OF ordinary butter contin-
ues large and prices are not so firm. The supply OF
choice table quality is not equal the demand We
quote fine tall diaries at AZ a45c; choice lots OF
mer and fall butter SO q 4Cc.; fair to gosd do. "a a
49,; common do. 80 q BE-; inferior do. 20 q 25c.
CHEESE-There is steady demand Tor good
qualities of cheese. Prices are without change.
COAL-Dealers are delivering for winter sup
ply at IS 30 for the best anthracites, and So
for small quantities. This advance is in conse-
quence OF higher prices being asked at the shipping
ports Cumberland coal is selling at d8 5Oa9 %. .
OOPERAGE. Prices are firm ior ali kinds. ;rbe
demand is limited and stocks are not very heavy
CORDAGE-A dull market, with e6t transac-
tions. Prices are unchanged
COFFEE-We retain our quotations botb ,or
Java and Rio. Thore Is steady demand for the artl
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

OCTOBER TERM, A. d. 1870 BARROWs j. PRE-
SIDING.
TUEsDAY.-F. o. j. Smith ct. al Commissioners
OF the Cumberland and Oxford Canal CORPORATION vs..
the City of Portland.
Petition for an injunction to restr lin the CITY of
Portland or any and all officers of the CITY from in.
terIerlhg with the petitioners who wish to dig ont
ana remove the obstruction caused by the location
ana building of West Commercial street over the
lower end OF said canal.
Inc DEFENDANTS contend that that portion of the
canal over which the street islocaed was aba ndoned
by the Commissioners long before the location, and
that the petitioners have no rights there's that even
if hat part of the canal has not been discontinued
The city had legal right to loca'e said street over
the canal by paying the proper damages. Testimony
out and arguments in process.
nue',,,' 'ni'h' Symonds.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

GRAND VOCAL CoNcERT.-Already there il
great interest excited in regard to the grand
vocal concert to be given at City Hall to. NOR
row evening by Mrs. Weatherbee ami Mrs,
Shaw, Messrs. Munroe, Thurston, Haskell and
Shaw. The singers are all SO well known and
their reputation so well established that they
will draw crowded house. 1t is Thankseiy-
ing night too, and after good dinner at home
1t will be pleasant way of passing the eve
ming to go down to City Hall and take with
you your visiting members of the family circle.
The programme will be a most delightful one.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

THE GERMAN BUND-THE CON DITIoNs OF CON-
FEDERATION.
BERLIN, Nov. % Especial to N. Y. World. J.
The treaty with the South German States,
Baden and Hesse, for the establishment OF a
German bund was signed on the 10Th. 1t
adopts the North German constitution and the
protocol makes the following stipulations: The
constitution to 60 into effect Jan. LIST, 1871,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23
co Nj Nj r H CEAL.



STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-19 bbls
case md 2casks crockery, 20 cases Shoes II bbls
on, Ton pig iron cask oil, "a bars iron, "a kegs
horse Shoes 200 casks nails bits CHAIN slabs mar
pre- ~ hfns butter 80 bds % bxs cheese 40
Eegs WnlIe lead, 100 bales gambia, 297 bills hides 20
Dds pork. 10 dressed hogs, 26 bdls leather, bbls
ra a 10 10 peer 10 bags dye wood, % bols four 20
paSs Dark. piano, "a half hbs roofing compos ton
ooo bxs raisins 275 pkgs to order. For Canada and
sp country, 2Oempty barrels, 20 bags dye wood,
ouis Steel beam warps. 100 bdls leather, bales
waste ~ bars STEEL 20 bdls waste pipe. had mo-
asses ton pig iron 275 green hides 1888 sheets iron
morse, l25 pkgs to order.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAI1RoAD-f car of
nHo o 40 lumber do shingles, do potatoes, do
ping, bdls glass sash, 81 doors, 10 bdls blocks
pa,es Cloths cases do, do oil CLOTH 81 bxs axes II
1pis apples "a hides, 70 rkgs merchandise SO cars
dhAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk 1000 bills
nour, car wood, do apples, do starch. do tub.
90 ng; 10 heading do whiskey do hay, do corn,
~ 20 lumber, do boxes do sundres. For shin,
ment east, 300 bbls flour, cars sundries
ha MalSE CENTRAL RAILwAY-167 bxs poultry. 10
% 30 y cases carpets, 10 bxs axes % bbls ap-
pies, ~ do cider, 40 bxs sundries ~
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

NJ l.. A.-The Rev: Robt. Laird Collier who
has been announced to lecture in the M. L. A
Course has b zen forced by reason of sickness
in his family to give up all his winter engage
meuts. We are not at liberty to state the ar
engagements that are being made by the Com
mittee to fill the vacancy thus made in the
course, but can assure the season ticket hold
ers that they at least will have no occasion to
complain. And this is all We can say at pres
ent.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

FRIGHrFUL AccIDENr.-Yesterday forenoon
a MIR. Merwin A. Jones, machinist, was At
work 10 the boiler shop of the Portland Com
pany's works, the staging on which he was
standing gave way, and he was precipitated
upon shaft below revolving at the rate of
ninety revolutions a minute. His clothes
caught and he was carried around some two
hundred and fifty times. AS soon as he could
DC extricated, DIR. French was called and ex-
amined his injuries. Both arms were badly
broken and TIE flesh was torn off of one leg.
anu mere were several Commissions on his head,
pu' IL could not be determined whether the
skull was fractured or not. 1t is doubtful If bo
will survive. Mr.. Jones resides at No. "A Mel.
bourne street and has wife and one child
Dk French called in Drs. Greene, Small and
Merrill in the afternoon for consultation. Int
the unfortunate man died at z IL o'clock in
the evening
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

The Boston merchants having failed to en-
tirely fulfil the promises of patronage for the
Inman line of steamers which have been run
ming to that port from Liverpool since January
last, the Commercial Bulletin urges that I'M
less better faith be kept with the managers the
line will be withdrawn. which would be a
great calamity to the commerce of that city
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

PERsoNAL.-Hon. /. III. Hennecut, President
of the Rochester aud Nashua Railroad Com
paDy, and c. H. Trainer, Esq, one of the Di-
rectors of the same company, both of Worces
ter, were in town yesterday, stopping at the
Falmouth Hotel. Their business here was in
reference to an early commencement Of work
on their road, which appears now to be a fixed
foot
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

to '"tnse fn'l heaae, Mr. Tandenhcfi has
not only aAained deserved eaviable fppa.
tatlon as ~ actress, but also won Hany tri-
umphs in the leeture-fe0si. Tbe programme
is firsi-rate one, 1t s Thanksgiving evening,
and if it does not storm there should be large
attendance from out of town,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

WESTON, the pedestrian began the great
task of walking four hundred miles in five
days, at the Empire Rink in New York on
Monday. He began bis walk at 1915 A. M.
and continued, with intervals for rest and food,
until II o'clock P. M. when he completed
eighty miles.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

SPLENDID OYSTERS. & Halves
have got in lot of magnificent oysters, just
the fellows to set off Thanksgiving dinner
Think what delicious relish few New York,
Providence River, or Princes Bay on the half
shell make before tasting the soup. How they
Stimulate the palate. What an elegant dinner
they make without the filings even. Call then
and let Tmmons & Halves fix you out with a
quart or gallon can.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

Chief ehslneer Mortimer Kellogg Of the iron.
clad Terror was killed at Key West In QUAR-.
Dctatcr. King was arrested, verdict of
manslaughter in the second degree having
been rendered by a coroner's jury.
The Red Stocking base ball club of Cinema
IL have publicly announced that they will not
hire professional. nine for 1871, as the system
OF hIgh salaries proves injurious in many ways.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23
TELEGnAPHIuIrEus.

A labor strike occurred at Limerick, Ireland,
on Tuesday. No violence has been reported
thus far though the authorities are anticipate
ing trouble and have taken precautions to pre-
vent it.
Steamer City OF Bridgton, playing between
Bridgton, N. j., and Philadelphia, was burned
at her dock in the latter city Monday: night
Loss $65,000; no insurance.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

BOARD OF TRADE.-A meeting of the mer-
chants and all others interested in the estab-
lisbment of winter communication between
Portland, the Penobscot and Machias was held
at the Merchants Exchange yesterday alter
noon. 1t was the sense of the meeting that it
would be advisable TO purchase steamer for
that purpose, and the meeting adjourned to be
called together again at future day.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

TURNvEREIN ExHIBITIoN-The exhibition
at the City Hall last evening by the Portland
Turnvereins was splendid affair and attract
ed large and fashionable audience. We did
nat see the Indian club exercises but was told
it was grand display of skill and muscle. The
performances on the.horzontal bar by Dennis.
Parker, O'Donnell, Libby and Winchester was
equal to anything of the kind ever exhibited
mere; and SO were the ladder performances by
Prot Doldt and Messrs. Davis, Hudson and
Wildes The posturing by Prof Doldt and son
were beautiful and graceful Perkins and
hudson, on the trapez, were far before most
or those who come here, placarded in big
letters ana with flaming panegyrics. Their
eVolutlons were wonderful and daring. The
comic intermede by Williams and Ross. as
Chinese, was laughable thing, but evinced
skill. Dennis, Hudson, ODonnell and Prof.
Doidt In posturing and tumbling brought out
some new features. The exercises closed bv
the pyramids display by Prof Doldt and
Messrs. Dennis, Perkins,, Hudson, O'Donnell,
Wildes, Libby and Winchester, which was
very fine. The audience testified their graft
hcatlon at all the performances by the most
generous applause. A beautiful bouuet was
thrown upon the platform at the conclusion of
the exercises upon the horizontal bar.
Prof. Doldt deserves much credit for the care
he has bestowed in teaching these Portland
gentlemen in muscular exercise; and the ex-
hibition last evening is proof that his pupils
have well improved under his tuition When
such display can be made by our own cit.
zens there is no need of any foreigners coming
here to exhibit their feats, and the citizens of
Portland should patronize the exhibition of the
Iurnvereins in the most liberal manner. We
JON with Others in hoping that they may in
duced to give exhibitions more frequently.
After the muscular exercises were over the
se''ees were removed and those disposed joined
IN the merry Dance to the excellent music of
Chandler's Orchestral Band.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-Monday Mr.. Simon
Mayberry, of Saecarappa, while engaged in
hauling stone to the new bridge being con-
structed in that town, by some accident fell
under his four OK team loaded with stone,
which passed over his leg just below the thigh,
crushing it in a horrible manner
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

The PATENT SEAMLESS FELT CoRsEr.-A
single trial of this Corset will convince any one
of its special advantages. 1t is made of Elias
tic Felt and is self adopting to the wearer's
figure, and SO strengthened at the waist by a
zone of fine Satteen, that it will not stretch or
lose its shape The material being the finest
WOOL it is perfect chest protector, invaluable to
all in our changeabe climate and especially to
those who have delicate constitutions or weak
lungs The porous nature of the material per-
mits perfect ventilation, making it health
aud comfortable corset even in warm weather
The moderate price at which it is offered places
it within the reach of all. For sale only by
COgia Hassan.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23
scellah Q aus Notices.

WE call the attention of our readers to the
card of Mr.. G. 81. Williams in another column.
We most sincerely recommend Mr.. Williams
to the confidence of the business public, and
trust that he will receive fair share of public
public patronage.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23
Boston Bank s,a,.meu,.


at 1l15 q 1l2. S' ooiu opened
1921 q 1104. ''eii'"s HAchahse AZ
ne Stock change voted this nor ming to adjourn
Iroln iIS-tDorrow noon until Friday moi ming The
Long Room closes Tomorrow at T. M.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Atternoon-The absence OF
any important news from Europe this afternoon
praeticaly suspended speculation in the Gold Room
sne market closing firm at 1ls q 111a which was al.
advance. - wan ohshs
g. money continued very easy at 4 q 5 per cent
ot EN- Exchange dull and weak at 100 q ITO.
n me following were the closing Quotations:
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

LONDON, Nov. 22-1i.15 A. M Consos 923 fol
money and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-20s 1S62s 8SI; do 1865
old, sA7; do 1861 s93; do 1O-4Os ST. Erie Isl. mi
nos Central Ill.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22-11.15 A. M.-Cotton firm
sales $1,000 bales: Middng uplands 9td; do Orlean
9sd. Corn Sis q 3l2s. Pork l02ts Lard Ills. Su
gar 31ts q 31ss.
LONDON, Nov. 22-1 80 p. M.-American securitie
steady; U. S. 5-2Os 1862 50; do 1861 old, s9I d,
1867, s94. Stocks steady Illinois Central 1iOl.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22-13O P. M Bresdstuff
declining: California White Wheat los Cd; new Rec
Western Spring los Sd q los lid, and IS Cd for old
Winter los Sd q los Cd; receipts of Wheat Tor three
Gays $500 quarters, Of which 5000 American
Lard 70s. Tallow 49,
FRANKFORT, Nov. 22.- U. S. $50 bonds at 932 fol
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

PREsENTATIoN.-Y Yesterday the Eastern Ex-
press Company in anticipation of the coming
holiday, presented to all their employees fine,
turkey each, requiring some hundred dollars to
do the thing up in shape. The company have
also presented to the conductors and baggage
masters on the several railroads the same hand
some gift. We like to see these little tokens OF
remembrance from those in authority, for it
shows good feeling and that the efforts of the
employees are appreciated.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

The SToRM.-About nine o'clock storm OF
sleet, hail and snow set in, which continued
till about midnight. when the ground was
white with snow Rain succeeded, and at 8
o'clock this morning the storm was quite Sc
we're, with considerable wind accompanying it,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23
MASSACHUSETTS,.

LIFE SENTENCE.
Boston, Nov. pa young rough named
Frank Loury, convicted of highway robbery
and attempted murder by throwing his victim
from Chelsea bridge, was to-day sentenced for
life to State Prison.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

BIG lne OF nice Clothing selling cheap at
Geo. W. Rich & Co., 173 Fore St. no23d2t
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

DRowNED.-On Monday night seven soldiers
belonging to the 9Th Artillery left this city in
row boat for Fort Preble and when near the
Breakwater the boat struck on rock and all
were precipitated into the water. All saved
their lives except one named Charles Schroeder,
who was drowned. Yesterday afternoon two
of the garrison took boat and rowed round
the spot and found the body in the sea- weed off
the place where the boat struck. Schroeder is
young man and belonged in New York.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

HORSE, Pony PHAEToN AND HARNEss.-To
let by day or week. has been driven for
past two years by ladies, terms low.-Address,
bo1 IlUI, Portland. Me. nOv23- St.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23
LOUISIANA.

THE BATON ROUGE RIOTERS.
NEW ORLEANS, Noy 22-All the Baton
Rouge rioters except six, suspected OF the muir
der of Harry Williams, colored, were admltted
to bail
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

SLEIGHs AND PUNGs.-I don't expect to be
Governor, or hold an Exhibition by Gas light,
but save my Gas and sell Sleighs and Pungs
(both new and second handy at such prices as
will induce any man in want, to buy Call at
Taylor's Bazaar and Carriage Repository, IA
and 16 Exchange street, for bargains.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

M Il. A--To-night Mr.. and Ms. Geo. Van
uennon VIII read before the M. L. A. at City
haii Mr. Vandenhoff is so we'll known here
nv" 'na' IL Is unnecessary for us to do more
IMAM chronicle the fact that he gives a reading
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

THE FIRST CAR-An engine of the Portland
and Rochester railroad carried car from Al
fred to Springvale village yesterday. There
will be regular trains next week.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23
loY23 3t.

G. W. RICH & Co., 173 Fore street, will give
barrel of nice flour TO the person who buys
the largest bill of Clothing of them before
Thanksgiving morning. noy2312t
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

Southern State securities firmer at second hoard
with an advance on Tennessees and Carolinas.
:, Stocks improved on account of renewed reports
tnat the ADJUSTMENT Of the Erie and Central Difficult
y was near at hand. The speculation seemed to
ar INTO Erle as 1t is the lowest stock of trunk lines
and therefore offering the chances for profits in
advance; An Improvement in tone was showed by
the whole list and the market closed firm and active
generally at the best prices of the day. AN "0''o
The following are the closing quotations:
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22-Ship John How
land, from the Arctic ocean, arrived today
bringing 1900 barrels of oil, 10000 pounds of
whalebone and $4,000 pounds of ivory. Ship
Ohio was at Plover Bay Oct 30th, repairing
extensive damages sustained during storm.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

The MAHoNING.-We notice the arrival of
U. s. Revenue Steamer Mahoning, Capt.
Freeman from an extended cruise to the East
ward,
We learn that Monday last the Mahoning
fell in with schooner Fair Dealer of and for
Castine from Boston, off Mosquito Island, with
rudder and boat gone, and lowed her into Ten
nant's Harbor, Me.
The Mahoning made the run from Herring
Gut to this port, in four hours and forty min
utes which is considered some going
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

New YORK. Nov. 22.- Cotton more active anf
n3mer sales $, 9el5 bales Middling uplands at 16sc
tive and q 1Oc lower: State at 90 "a "a 20: Ronnd
hop Ohio at 5 80 q $40; Western at 90 10 6 70
S So the at 80 go Wheat q &c lower; sales
q 81; new White State at 6S; choice Winter Rec
and Amber Western at 40 a l. 3; White Michigan
at l %. Corn scarce and q &c hgher sales 5000
SIZE Oats 1c better; sales ,OCO bush. Ohio at s;
@ 64c; Western at So q CSC. Pork heavy; new mess
at y 90 g % 90; old at 20 90 q % 25. Lard heavy
at 20 q 43c. whiskey firm western tree at 81 "a
s!!c; Rice steady; Carolina at Il q 73c. Sugar qui
ct; Porto Rico at 10 q 1Itc; Muscovado at 81 q loo
ard at 1eac. Molasses easier; New Orleans at so a
S5c. Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentne quiet: sale
at 45sc; Resin steady with sales at 95 q 90 fol
fined at % 23c. Tallow dull at 81 a 9Jc.
FIeights to Liverpool dropping; CO ton ! "a 9-1Od
-four rs I'D; wheat9a q 9ad.
CHIcA GO. Nov. 22.-Four lower. Wheat No
No Mixed Western at sic. Oats in light demand
No. 2 at Ale. Rye lower; No. Q at 72c Barley lowe
No. 2 att nc. High Wines firm at So q SAC. Liv,
Receipts - 5000 bills -four, $4,000 bush. wheat
$4,000 bush. corn, 1000 bush oats, 1900 bush rye
II 200 bush. barley, 1000 hogs.
Shipments-6,o0O bbls. -four 10000 bush. wheat
10000 bush corn, 49, 900 bush. oats $1,000 BUSH rye
10000 bush. barley, 500 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Nov. % Mess Pork lower at 20 Co.,
Lard excited and higher; steam at 12c. Green meats
shoulders a 64c; clear rib sides 81 a DC; cleal
sides II "a lie; hams dull. Cattle lower. Whiskey
SO g SIC.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 22.-Cotton quiet; Mddlin,
uplands at 152c.
sAvANNAH, Nov. 22.-Cotton firm; Middling ur
MOBILE. Nov. 22.-Cotton steady; Middling up
lands at 15c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. o. Cotton advancing; Mid
ding uplands at 144c.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-23

JOB PRIN rING.-Send your orders for Job
Printing 10 the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
Owest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS.