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Real Estate on Spring street at
Auction.

NN Friday, Nov 18th, at P NJ, we shall sell the
W valuable property No 81 Spring Street. SAFE
property consists % story wooden fui,ding fn-
ished as store in first story and tenement OF e'eat
rooms above, with ample cosels and coihes-presses.
Gas throughout. Sebieo weter; good q AIN, &c.
The lot is 80 Get front, running back 1l5 fee on
which are choice Apple, and Pear Trees, Grape
Vines, &c.
This property IL well located one Of the pIiuti-
pal uptown streets. in od neighbOtho d. Horse
Cars run y the door and presents an opening Tor
Grocery business seldom tqualed.
Sac positive as the owner is going to leave the
STATE.
Terms easy.
no12td Z. O.. BAILEY & co. Auctiopeers.
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TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer.

GREAT SALE OF CRocKERY WARE To DAY:
Messrs. Il. o. Bailey & Co. will sell to-day to
the trade, for the manufacturer, one of the
largest and best assortments of crockery ware
ever offered in this market This is rare
chance, as they will be sold in lots to suit.
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ILLlN0U0-


HEALTH OF SENATOR: YATES.
CHICAGO, Nov. Ex-senator Yates. who has
been confined to his bed with bilious fever, is
now convalescent, and hopes to be able tC
leave for Washington in few DAYS.
Farnsworth's majority is 1881, and Moore's
in the 9TH district, 1871.
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WASHlNssTON.
THE RECALL OF MOTLEY


WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-President Grant
himself declares that he has actually recalled
Motley, and has instructed Secretary Fish to
advise him accordingly. Although the recall
is not at the request Of Motley. it is known to
accord with his wishes, as he has for some time
desired to be relieved from his embarrassing po-
sit0D
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Q O NJ M Err CIAL.


ReceipIs by Railroads and steumbonte.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RosTON.-1O half bbls
pickles, 20 bbls beer, 10 coils cordage 10 half bbs
neer 10y pkgs furniture, 40 frkius lard, $50 SASH
Wegnts reels lead pipe, 1O3 pcs pipe 70 bdls iron,
stoves, bales hair, hydrants % cases Shoes 6dis
sanu paper, bxs slate. 10 bbs oil, 100 do -four II
hhds molasses, 10 mats coffee, 40 bbs pork dressed
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LAP ROBES AND HORSE BLANKETs.-No one
should think of buying without first examir-
ing the large stock for sale at AUCTION prices
At Taylor's Bazaar IA & Is Exchange Street.
nov17-3t.
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T9F9 g. IN pavement Il 3 great lnlpT1ta
neni, bn, be sianas at Websisr's saleaa, un4
der Fiaeuas Hail, are positive lnxuries.
sept20eodtf
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TELEGRAPHIO ITEMS.

n NEW. ORLEANS. Nov. 16.-The steamboats,
Uornelia and Bossier destroyed by fire to-day
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

SUDDEN DEATH.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 16.-Mrs. Adalina Shir-
my' OF Maine, about 65 years old, fell dead on
MAIN st rect to-day from heart disease.
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Buffalo, N. Y, had a fine snow storm on
Wednesday.
There was heavy frost at Mobile Tuesday
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. Washington L. Alice, one
of the most eminent physicians in Philadel-
phia, is on visit to our city and is guest Of
DR.. Fitch.
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success.

Buy your Mems and Boys Clothing Of Grin
Hawkes. & Co., Manufacturers, 1872 Congress
st. d&w
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MiscoIlaneo us Notices.

The G. A. r. Sociabls is postponed until
Wednesday evening Nov. 23i.
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FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPopHos-
PH1rEs, will speedily and certainly arrest the
depressing influences of disease upon the
nerves and muscles IL restores the appetite
and induces a disposition to take on healthy
flesh. 1t causes the formation Of living blood,
strengthening the formation Of both Heart and
Lungs. 1t sustains the system under trying
circumstances, and causes the healthy develop
rnent of all the organs necessary to eur exist
ence. nov15th .d&yw1w.
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A WHTEwoRsTED cloud was lost at City
Hall last evening. The finder will receive the
thanks of the owner by leaving it with the jan
itor of the Hall or at the counting-room of the
Prpss
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GEE Briggs Corn and Bunion Reme,;es

BURLEIGH, 81 Middle street, has the hest
stock of Boys Clothing in town
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THE STEAMER CHAsE.-A great deal of aux
iety has been expressed in regard to the safety
of the steamer Chase, of the line of steamers
plying between this port and Halifax. She
left Halifax at p. m. Saturday, was passed by
the Carlotta of the same line near Seal Island
on Sunday, at 1880 a. NJ. Since then nothing
has been heard from her. 1t is thought that
some accident may have happened to her ma
chinery and that she is making port under
sail, ia which case she may have been taken OIL
her course and will naturally account for her
not being seen, or for her non-arrival. The
Forest City was sent out to look for her Tues
day, the United States cutter Mahoning went
next; and Monday night the Uncle Sam lay off
the harbor all night sending up rockets but re-
cevng no reply. Yesterday morning the Mon
treal as soon as she arrived from Boston and
discharged her cargo, started out and run down
afternoon without seeing any signs of the miss
ing vessel The New Brunswick is taking a
three days supply of coal and will start to day
unless the Chase is previously heard FROM A
dispatch was had from Capt. Freeman of the
Mahoning, yesterday forenoon, from Rock land.
At that time had not seen or heard from the
missing steamer. The vessel was recently
thoroughly overhauled and ref.ted, aud pro.
vided full complement of good boats. She
left Halifax with only three passengers. The
Carlotta is due here from Halifax this morn
ing and may bring news of the Chase.
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Stocks We're weak during the af ernoon. but recov.
however, equivalent per cent on the entire isl
t among the rum rs on Wall Street to-day was one
INA Gommodore Vanderbilt had sold put on
tne view York Central stock at 90 Tor per cent To
the William Street Clique, and stock was being bon ght
against this put" he story game, credence from
made to dav., The stuck. hos viewer, came out with
unusual freedom, which crea the impression that
tne Com mouore was allowing the Clique the privilege
oil carrying his Central Tor him.
= me following are the forenoon quotations;
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NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-Cotton-saes 5515 bales
Middlng uglands at l6le. FIour-soys 49, 600 bbls
20; Round no p Ohio at 20 q $50; Western at 81
| q 80; Southern at s. 5 q $50. Wheat 1c better
and ID active; sales 515 bush; No. Spring at IS g
Winter Red and Amber Western az 81 "a 10:
White Michigan at 50; Corn 2 q Sc lower; sales
IS g SIC. Oats dull; ohio at so q Gle; Western at
% @ 60c Pork heavy; new mess at "a So; old do at
Rn5sq "a So da hid a hea,yy steam at
Whiskey firm; Western free at86Jc Rice frmer
Carolina at 81 "a 74c Sugar steady; Porto Rico at 10
az 81 az lOc; No. 70 Dutch standard at lac. Naval
| Stores-Spirts Turpentne shade lower at Isl "a
crude at l2lc refined at 234c. Taow steady at 81 @
&c. Wool firm; domestic fleece at At q 525c; pulied
| at Is q 45c; California Is a 26c.
FIeights to Lverp o1 tirmer; Cotton "a 9-16d !.
flour q ZIP wheat 81 q Tod.
CHICAGO. Nov. 16.-Flour-Spring extras firm
Whea. advancing with An active demand; No at
higher; No. at 4oB q 413c. Rye firm; No. Q At 7S
| q 73c. BARLEY firm; No. Q at size. High Wines
steady at see. Mess Pork at q so a 20 co. Live ogs
rs 7es at % @ 49, Cattle more active at ST. @
Receipts - 5000 bbs. -four. $1,000 bush. wheat,
1900 bush corn s2 900 bush. oats, 5000 BUSH rye,
9,00O bush. barley, $500 hogs.
- Shipments-5,Ooo bbs. -four, 1000 BUSH wheat
81 guy bush corn, 10000 BUSH oats 900 push rye
o'ooo bush. barley, 600 hogs.
1s GISSINMATI Noy 1e.Mess pork dull at % Co.,
se, sues lZsc. Live hogs dull 40 q 70. Whls-
Key ouii at " q SIC. Green meats-hamslt a l2c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 16.-Cotton in good demand
anu advancing; Middling uplands at Ice.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 1o.-Cotton irregular; Mddling
uplands Isle. e
GHARLEsTON, Nov. TO- Cotton quiet; Middling
upands at 15ac.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Nov: 16.-11.3O A. M.-Consols 92l for
money and account ~ IVA
,o american securities quiet u S. $685. 1862 So; do
09, oiu, o. 1o 1857, SO; U. S. 1O-49s &C. Stocks
Erie snares 49,. Illinois Central ITO.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16-11 30 A. M Cotton firm
safes iV,oOo Daes: Middng uplands 81 "a Sad: do Or.
Ills. - o'' w. = Va AV0' A"io
LONDON, Nov. 16-l.20 P. NJ Conso,s o2l for
money and account. ava
American securities quiet. Stocks steady
LIXERPooL, Nov. 1s-1.30P M-Cotton firm !;
I'D. Lard rs.
LONDON, Nov. 16-1.3O P. M.-Tallow excited at
ass. Caisutta Linseed frmer at 59s Cd a 5ss Sd.
LONDON, Nov. 16-43O P. NJ. Consols 921 for
| money and account.
American securities-U S. 5-20s 1925 81 io 1866
OLD o62; do 1867, 1885, do 10-40s $50. Erie Is. Hi
nos Central ITO. Atlantic & Great Western 81.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16-4.3O P. M.-Cotton closed
hrmer; Mddling uplands 81 % 9sd; sales ~ 900
tales. California White Wheat lis Sd q lis Cd
western Flour 23s Cd. Lard 70s. Petroleum Is 61d
Common Resin IS Sd @ IS Cd.
LONDON, Nov. 16-4 80 P. M-Tallow 43s Cd. Cal.
cutta Lnseed sos.
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NEW YORK. Nov. IS Morning. - Gold opened
az Lnt and advanced to 1i21 on the cable news of the
eActte ment produced in London, Florence and Vicn-
ma by the Russian circular
1924 "a 1888 49,
-. mere were eigh cen bids for Government Gold
ln's noon. amounting to So 100000. The highest bid
was It2 2l-l00 and the lowest Ill 50-10e. The award
was one million at 112 5-100 q 112 2l-100.
NEW YORK, Nov. t6-At1ernoOn.-The European
ne VS. mas Kept Wall Street in state or excite nent
az gay, and he business in the Gold Room has been
more active and ncessaut than tor long time The
Rlce opened at l11a and advanced steadily to 1924
sneh reeeded again to 1i13, and finally closed up trm
anu strong at ll2s The bulls apparently are full Of
confidence and il is reported thai of the leaders
III @ 112. " 0N ~
governments were very dull all day but tracti On
Money steady at % per cent. Sterling Ex-
change was strong. this afternoon in consequence OF
1he Delet that the Bank of England will advance
1ue e., rates Tomorrow. and closed at 1929 a 10I.
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Large Sale OF Furr isure, Carpets,
SC, Auction.

{ ~ Saturday. Nov. Goth. commencing at ten
- O'Clock a. NJ, AMI contiuuins until all is solt5
at -. L1wreace House, India St.. Portland, Nc. the
entie uIe in sand Hotel. consisting in part OF
Black walnut farior Suit, in hair cloth, Marb,s-top
Tables; Mirrors, Lounges in hair cloth. BAL Tee,
Mattresses and Beds Hair Mattres.es Feather Beds
and Pillows. be isteads, Bureaus. sinks, Table TOT
let Sets Bedding, Stop Pals. Ingram, Oil and Stair
Carers Dining Tables. Dining Room Chars, Crock
cry, Glass Ware. Casters. Office owe, Clocks, Cur
taos and Fix iures Coal and Wood Stoves, together
with the Kitchen Furniture; one large Hotel Range
in good orde'.
Most of the above goods were made to order, asd
are OF superior quality OF finish, in excellent copdi-
tiep.
The above will be premptory sale without the
least reserve.
no16td f. O.BAILEY g. Co, Auctioneers.
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eaea sAtaA IN Lord blesaiasa that RassIa
bad nessls 100000 traps near. the Turkish
take the field If England would give her con-
snet. At Cabinet council it was resolved to
act decisively in regard to Russian complica-
tons. War is imminent Great is the popu-
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Morning, November II, 1870
Portland aad Vicinity.


AUCTION COLUMN.
Sherif's Sale. -. E. N. Perry.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Masquerade. =. Flnent Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Wanted. Boy.
Piles, Corns, Gaia lrh. :. DIR. Briggs.
Rooms to Let.
Wanted. Situation.
Wanted. Girl.
Lost. Belt.
In Bankruptcy. -. VIM. P. Prebie.
Maine State Agricultural Society.
Rubbers. M. G. Palmer.
Business Chances. Taylor q Go.
Boarers Wanted.
Wanted. :. .Saleswom an.
Acadia Coal. ;. Randall. McAllister & Co.
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.
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At sTluN sAiEs.
Manufacturers Sale OF Crockers
Ware to the Trade by Auc-
finu.

AN THURSDAY, Nov 17tb commencing at ten o'cl'k
Z Mt saesroom, Is Exchange ST, we shall sell by
Catalogue to the trade Iron Stone VIII to Granite,
c c, Rockingham and Yellow Ware in variety.
This is one OF the best assOrtments We nave ever
received from the manufacturers.
NF-C Catalogues will be ready after Monday, Nov.
18th. at Office.
no12td r. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctoneers.
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The whole number of deaths in this city dur
ing the months of September and October was
81, from the following causes:
Consumption, 25; Fever 2; Heart Disea.e, 4; Dis.
ease OF Throat, ; Chronic Rheumatism i Drowned
!; Disease Of Brain. 2; Teethine, 1; Whoopine
Cough, 4; Still Born, 8; Tumor, Q; Typhoid Fever
5; Old Age, 8; Sottening of the Brain. 1; Palsy
Suicide, 1; Cholera Morbus, 8; Scarlet Fever, Q;
Dropsy 1; Group, l; Paralysis, 4; Cholera Intantum
TO-; poplexy, /; Congestion OF Brain. 1; CankeI
and Diarrhea 1; Congestion of the Lungs, 2; Diph-
iberia, 4; Gravel, Congestive Fever, q Unknown,
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BRIGGS Alleviator cures Catarrh.

Go TO Burleigh's, 81 Middle street, fo the
best AMI cheapest Overcoat.
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GRANVILLE.
(Signed)
A GLoAMING OF WAR.

A letter from Warsaw, dated the 9th, says
that the reserves of the Russian army have for
some time past been secretly called in. The
command was not given in the usual manner
but secretly to the chiefs of districts. The
army contracts for breadstuffs are twice as
large for 1871 as for the last year. The manu-
iacture of arms in all the foundries is proceed
ing with uninterrupted energy and the fleet is
Delng constantly exercised in the use of the
new cannon at Cronstadt
INDIGNATION AGAINST RUSSIA.
especial to n. Y. Herald. 1.-The Cologne Ga
zette OF the 10Th saws that Won Buest after an
interview with the Russian ambassador at Vi
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l.s '''' Considering the e;osd aai the r5'
casioa lie hoggishness is to be particularly
condemned
The shooting match at Morrill's Corner for
the prizes offered by Lucas, was continued
yesterday, but not finished. AT will be resum.
ed at the place to-day
Our Post of the Grand Army know no such
work as fail, and they are determined to make
the Spy of the Shenandoah, the most success
full entertainment ever given in Portland.
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Vaecinatton.
.lrAB B L E.

A Gov and chemist once ae sat BY "a falf: s.resm
IL..tI aansitcn,atfnp the cost OF her cream,
1HT me Chemist the weight OF the AZ.
..1i.,rth sa,d the chemist, observing the COW,
f.Haybe you can give Bome idea -
On q question now oansin9 no eao vi ho"'
and important to peasant ana peer
i.It ia said that II lymph be extracted nom you
:, And unto mans system conveyed,
1e 13ll; newer have Bmsllp0x-but yet not Ie"
.:Tfis doctrine have wholly gainsayed."
said the COW: al can't argue question like TINS
'-rfknoW nothing OF you or your oiooo; n,
You've spelled my post-prandiai monien'' "
Ixas quietly chewing the cud."
ooh. eaaIe said the chemist; "you Will not aeciin
10 erpue the question at all; ,,,a
Yol, dive your opinion, and wn gye " min0'
And an umpire p'rsps we can CALL"
.,ookherer, said the COW, "though the plan
:, IA iissIde the moot point can see
Tue WaT is most clearly to try Tommy Doaa-
in toss you which way 1t shall be-"
30 abe tossed the old chemist right DER tue
,,.ns ssrsa smashed his sHs cndpsau-his best
And Sssaming her thoughts on the cost OF hef
,snaSuielly lay down to rest.
fSisly brnised xas the chern,st-he luckily fell
On 6ank 81. the dowpiest moss;
though he might have a'0uea un'o'n'NOH'
II KHs Hssi had n Certainly los. in 'the tOss.a
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON; s. c., MAY
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Brig Kennebec, Mlnott, Phlladelphia-6 days.
Goa. To the Master and the Gas Company.
Schr A Hooper, Champion, Philadelphia
days. Mdse To Baker Il CO, ] Cosgrove, c
p Poppenheim, Bischofr & co, Wagener 4 Mon
sees, w Gurney, Br 3aer, G Luhn, Il Klatte
CO, NJ Cater, D Fl Silcox, G W Williams co.
Railroad Agent, Moore, jenkins co, Gerdts
& CO, Mordecai & co, GaKerrlson, Jr Hart q co, >
Duval & Son, Bollmann Bros, kinsman How
ell. $ r Marshall, w Blssel, Dowie NOISE
Davis, and Order.
Schr Governor Burton, Ludam, Philadelphia
O days. Coal. To C " Segnious. Vessel 20 II
Schr Ann Deas. Garbat West Point Mill. es
tierces rice. To Cohen, Hanckel d co, and Rave
mel & co.
Received from Chisolm's Rice Mill. so tierces
rice. To q L Chisoim, and Thurston Il Holmes.
Received from Benefits Mill. "a terces lice.
To " Bee CO.
Steamer Argo, Boyle. Bull River, Edsto, &c.
Mdse. To Douglas Nsbet, ] G Il Claussen, NJ
MCGOrity, Lancaster, Howe co, and others.
AT QUARANTINE.
British brig Village Belle, Thomas, Cardenas-5
days. Sugar and molasses. To W Hall.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship W Everman, HtncKley, Philade!-
phia-W A Courtenay.
Schr Eveline McLain, Hall, Baltimore-W Roach
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship W Eyerman. Hinckley, Philadel-
Schr Hattie, McClintock, q Northern Port.
Steamer City Point Peck, Palatka, via Jack
sonville, Fernandina and Savannah.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.

LONDON, May 2o-Noon.-Consos s4H. Bonds
SsH.
LIVERPOOL, May -Noon.-Cotton firm; up
lands lOXalld; Orleans ll54d; sales 10000 bales;
sales for the week $1,000 bales; stock on hand
500, 900 bales Of which $4,000 are American; re-
cepts for the week II, 900 bales, Of which 1000
were American; stock afoat $1,000 bales, OF
which 122, 900 are American. RedWestern wheat
ss Id; red winter wheat ss 1od. Pork lo4s. Beef
buoyant at 116s. Yarns ana fabrics at Manches-
ter quiet but firm.
Eyening.-Cotton quiet. Uplands 1oTda11d;
Orleans 1115d. Sales for speculation aRd export
1000 sbales. Breadstufrs heavy. Naval stores
dull.
nHAvRB, May 1o-Cotton opened firm at If 3o1sc
on the spot, and II 2so afioat.
DOMESTIC.
NEW sYoRK, May 2o.-Noon.-Stocks stendy.
Money easy at 4a5 per cent. Gold LAX. Sixty
twos r. Sterling, long OK; short 10. Tennessee
ex-coupons cox; new s5A; Virginia e1-coupons
SO y; Lousianas, old n; new, "a; levee skies lax;
Alabama eights 1c2; fves So; Georgia skies Sc;
sevens e5; North Caroinas, old Az; new "a;
South Carollnasnew "a. Flour shade armer.
Wheat higher. Corn 1c better. Pork dull; mess
500 so. Lard dull at &c., Cotton dull at 231sa
23Hc; sales 900 bales. Turpentine dull at 4oEc.
Rosin firm at So 10 for strained. Freights dull.
Evening.-Money 3a5. Sterling s;sasA. Cold
l4Xa14A. Bonds steady and firm. Southerns
closed quiet and firm. Cotton dull: Sales HOO
bales; uplands 2s1sc. Flour, superfne 81 6Oa4 S5;
Southern, common to fair extra IS soa6 85. Wheat
heavy, 1c lower; winter red and amber western
81 2Sal 20. Corn 1a2c better. Beef steady. Pork
heavy s2s 37a2o So Lard heavy 1614al67s. whis.
key 81 o1zal oS1E. Naval stores quiet. Freights
steady.
Boston, May 2o.-Cotton dull and nominal;
middllngs 2sAc; sales 100 bales; net receipts 81
bales; coastwise 4s5 bales; total Sic bales; stock
$500 bales; net receipts OF the week $40 bales;
coastwse 20s5 bales; total 26o5 bales; sales $50
bales.
BALTIMORE, May 2O.-cottsn very dull; more
sellers than buyers; middling 22kc; sales $50
bales; net receipts st6; coastwIse 217; total 1o7z;
stock 1915; net receipts Of the week s66; coast.
Hlse 900; total 1916; exports to Great Britain l5a
Continent sos; sales 1880 bales. Flour duh and
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that during the past three days holders were firm
in their Views and that the market ruled dull;
the fourth day they Sa e
has been fair. The sales OF the week nave oeen
275O bales. - -.
The stock on hand at the close Of the market
he FORMER SaSs gures zoo bales and
from the latter 800 bales must be deducted, being
the amount burned on the 9th March; Tne re-
cepts at all the ports foot up 262l 2s6 oaies; the
3o2 AZ bales, against go 2s5 bales the same time
last year.
The following resume Of our daily market will
indicate Its tone for the week: ~.
May l3.-The market renamed nrm anu tne
operations Of the day was connned 10 PM lew
buyers. Sales 800 bales. we quote: Middhngs
22izc.
at irregular prices, and we are compelled to quote
Sales 100 bales
May 16.-The demand was limited, bayers ope-
rating only when concessions were made from
asking prices. Sales $50 bales. We quote: Strict
mfddling 22Zc.
May 1s.-Holders having conceded to the views
OF buyers the market showed some actlVlty. safes
800 bales. Middlings &c.
May 1s.-There has been but moderate de-.
mand, buyers taking but 800 0ales AT irregular
prices Strict middling 21xa2ec;
May 19.-The demand was lalr, buyers opera
ting at prices asked on yesterday. Sales 500 bales,
Middlings 2lAc.
SEA lsLAND-The stock is so much reduced as
to render quotations nominal" we quote: Mains
commonly called cart cotton) 27c; common
Georgia and Floridas 2Sa34c; medium Floridas SO
a3Sc; good FlorIdas 4oa42c; medium fne Floridas
45a5oc; fine Floridas 52a55c;
REcERTs.-The receipts at TINS port lor the pas
week have been 1916 bales upland and 16 bales
sea Island, from the following sources: Central
Railroad 5S47 bales upland; Atlantic and G. r. T.,
$40 bales upland; Savannah River steamers $50
bales upland Florida steamers oales sea lsiana
wagons and coasters bales uplands and 13 bales
| sea island.
ExPoRTs.-The exports for the week have been
1885 bales upland and 259 bales sea Isl nd as fol
| lows: Coastwise 34ol bales upland anu 2ls pales
sea island; to Great Britain 3llS bales upland and
40 bales sea island; to other foreign ports 1865
| bnies upland.