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'.. Administrators Sale.
Valuable Lot of Land at Auction.

Dnrsuant to a license from the Hon. John A. Wat
a erman, Judge of Probate within and for the
County Of Cumberland, granted at a Probate Court
held on the third Tuesday of April, A, D., 1872 at
Portland in said county, shall sell at public auc-
ton, on the promises, on Saturday, June 18TH 1872
at three o'clock in the afternoon lot Of land belong
ing to Happy Morse, late Of Portland deceased and
situated OH the northerly corner of India and Federal
streets in said Portland said lot being 49 feet ON In
dia street. and running back about 1888 feet and con-
tanning 5000 square feet more or less.
The above described lot contains spring of pure
water, and valuable bank of gravel.
Terms made known at sale. r..
3. ,L-.l,.,..., -rt...... w. w. THOMAS, JR.
Happy Morse. 4 |-I|.-T
#. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctionosr..
1au3uY=Snt
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Seizure Of Goods.
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH /
Custom House, Portland, June 1. fs71

DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMoUru
Custom House, Portland, June l. 1872
NOTICE is hereby given that the following descr;,,
IN ed goods were seized in this district on The do
hereinafter mentioned, for violation of the Recon-;
laws, and are detained in public store at his &
any person or persons claiming the same are reopcs
ed to appear and make such claim within t, 5S,
days from the date of this publication '"'"'S N-V
July l. ISL 400 lbs Junk. 20 lbs Cotton PicI,ipgs.
Aug S6+ To- " bottles Brandy Nov a. bbis Potatoes
airy a. 1872, boxes (lOO) Cigars Apri 1e goo inrs
Appn ~, Dol Molassesr April "a 10 Razors IA Pock
81 Knives; April 25, 3 Meerschaum Pipes; NAV 8. 1
ny I, c9nlalhng ~ doz Razors 2-3 doz Razors doZ
Dlrk hniyes, dOz Pocket Knives 6 sets Knives and
Sprks' doz Watch chains, doz Shirt Studs % doz
S S'l,N inns, 8 doz Rings, " Sets Jewery,
1u4dlaw3w Tue L. WASHBURN, JR Collector
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A VERY large assortment of mems and boys
Clothing may be found at Grin Hawkes. & Co.'S,
29O and 292 Congress street. judS3t&w2w
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ns0 "a n. RAILEY 8 Co.. Aue,ieneru.
Splendid Summer Residence and
Farm For Sale at North Frye

FHNHE subscriber viii sell at Public Auction. the
- celebrated Colby Farm, on Saturday, June 9Th,
1872 Said farm is located the banks OF the beau
tiu Saeo, at No. Fryeburg Me-, and consists Of one
hundred acres Of good land. The buildings are
large, convenient, and in good repair No peasanter
summer residence in N. =. Sale positive
NyI - 5. L.CHANDLEk, No. Fryeburg, Me.
iunSd&M1M W24
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MErEoROLoGrCAL.

WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIcNALA 4
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
ioa 9eWoEs FT0.G June 9, 600 p. M
Southerly winds veering to the westerly and
partially cloudy weather. for New England OF
Monday and for the Middle States, with prob
ably occasional areas of light rain during to-
night and on Monday; clear and partially
cloudy from the eastern Gulf and South Allan
occasional areas of light rain tonight, but
clearing away very generally ON Monday.
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7 O,tN HAWKS & Co., 200 and 292 Congress
street have all the new styles Hats and Caps
51,s vow rLFf ~ IL orsr
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XLIID CONGRESS.-SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, june S.-Mr Salisbury spoke
upon the Enforcement amendment, when a
motion to adjourn was made, which was lost
Mr.. Upton opposed the enforcement amend
ment at some length.
Mr.. Hamilton of Maryland protested against
such legislation He, as well as Upton, argued
that under the rule excluding new legislation
and amendments not germane to a bill before
the Senate, this amendment ought not to be re-
ceived ,5raX f,r.ifF;Tty ~ .-...-.
Another motion to adjourn was here (31O
NJ } put and lost and Mr.. Hamilton resumed.
He contended that Maryland would endorse the
Baltimore nominees, and the $1,000 negro Re
publican Votes of that State would be outvoted
by white Democrats.
MesSrS. Stevenson, EdmundS and Stockton
continued the discussion.
At $40 Pm. Mr.. Holt suggested recess, but
1t was not entertained.
!, At 6;55 the question to indefinitely postpone
the bill was lost. -.
Mr. Sumner sent up the Supplementary Civil
Rights bill as an amendment, but the chair
ruled it out of order
Mr. Sumner appealed, and his appeal was ia
bled. -.
Mr. Kellogg's enforcement amendment was
then adopted-yeas 81, nays12
Several amendments were then offered and
tabled.
An amendment appropriating $4,000 to fur
hsh the new post office at Boston was adopted,
and the bill was then passed-yeas 49, nays TO-
Nv A conference committee on the bill was then
appointed, and at 3 AM the Senate adjourned
TILL six O'Clock this evening --..l I.i. ,.. '
MI. Anthony was chosen President pro tenn
resolr ton of thanks to Vice-President Colfa1
Tor r, his courtesy, dignity, ability. and impair
tallty exhibited by him as presiding officer,
was unanimously passed. ~
A bill refunding the dnties on goods in bond,
August 1st, 1877, was passed. ROO - III 1
The memorial of Anna Ella Carroll, asking
compensation for valuable information furnish
ed the War Department during the war;. was
ordered to be printed.
A bill authorizing the President to appoint
commissions to the Vienna International Elk
hibition of 1873, was passed. a
fhe conference committee reported the river
and harbor bill.
Messrs. Spencer and Alcorn opposed the
adoption of the report, both opposing the re-
duetlon OF the appropriation for Mobile harbor.
Mr.: Cole-said the Committee evidently devo-
ted their principal attention to the harbors of
Michigan. The report was concurred in.
A resolution to pay Senator Vickers, for the
year commencing March 4th, 1867 passed
After some debate ON the Anacosta Railroad
BILL without action, the Senate went into extra
session, and adjourned to 8 o'clock Monday
morning. ,r..rs.f s-ir ~ ,f---
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Assignee's Sale.

ON SATURDAY, june Is, at 81 O'Clock. we shall
~ sell, on the premises, the Brick House on Green
street, recently occupied by N. NJ. Woodman, ESQ
SAID house is furnished with modern improvements;
piped for water and gas, heated with furnace walls
frescoed &c. = M ~ ~ 1' ''''
Also one mortgage given by James and Jane Low
rey for the payment of S222.25. -. I5I-I
Also one shed and two stables on leased land on
Portland st. One Scale, one Sleigh ~
81, June 7th tI ll-I---'- -" 80
o. H..-H. ......... G. r EMERY
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d. MEMBERS of the bar will take notice that the
civil and criminal docket will be called at the
/ commencement of the Court this morning, af-
ter which all introductory matters and mo-
tons pending will be- disposed of. Court will
then adjourn finally. 7liz d sfai ~
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LONDON, Ont, June S.-Considerable excite
ment was occasioned here by the abduction of
an American named Rufus Bratton who was
charged with having robbed the post office near
Hillsboro, N. c.. He was seized at this place
by a party of men under command of detec-
tive They overpowered him and took him
into Detroit under the influence of chloroform,
On his arrival there he was sent to North Caro-
lima. The facts have been represented to the
Dominion Government by legal firm and ex
tradition has been demanded. -.
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Brief JOttings.

Rev. r. P. Cutler of Charleston, s. c., is in
town-stopping at Miss Jones'.
The examination at Westbrook Seminary be-
gins to-day.
The annual session of the Maine Medical
Association will begin in the City Hall to-
morrow. ....- .fals.-.' lsl.r.l1 gall
A shooting match between two members of
the Portland Shooting Club is spoken Of Glass
balls will be substituted for live birds.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Rogers celebrated their
silver wedding, at their home on Tying street
Thursday night.
John King is under arrest for the larceny OF
two silver watches from two drunken men on
Fore street. Friday, and offering them for sale.
The property was recovered.
Rev. Mr.. Root of st. Paul's Church, Port
land, has been preparing the teachers of Alba
ny, N. Y, for the Introduction of drawing into
the schools in that city next autumn.
The Star says the City Council is to be asked
to call town meeting to vote on the Portland
and Ogdensburg .loani question the last of this
month. a'79s . | ~ 81 81.
A rocket, thrown from the procession on Fri
day night, went through window of James
M Bucks residence, corner of Cumberland
and Elm street. 'as- - ttla a4 or
Steamer Falmouth started on her trial trip to
Halifax Saturday afternoon, taking about rs
passengers. She made a splendid appearance
as she moved rapidly down the harbor, display
ing her fine model to advantage.
The friends Of the Arions will remember the
concert of this association tomorrow evening.
The names of the soloists and pianist are given
in the advertisement. A good programme is
offered, and the tickets are put at a reasonable
figure. 'aa % nii,- % .'lo-fa4
The New Orleans Ministries will appear at
Music Hall tomorrow and Wednesday evening.
The Company appears to be remarkably strong,
and we hope they will meet the expectations
of our citizens and will receive their popular
praise. ".'-5aE II rif1 .--a
Col. Geo. W. Kicker, formerly of this city,
hal severe stroke of paralysis at Rockland on
Thursday, and at last accounts was in criti-
cal condition. DR.. Tewksbnry of this city was
sent for, and ARENAS Libby Esq, of Augusta,
his legal counsel, who also called to his bed
side. f
Said gentleman the other day to an old far
mer who is known as champion ''growler, !"
"Well, you probably can't find fault this year
about not being wet enough for hay. There must
be good crop. I" eyes, but what does it amount
to to have such a crop as this looks like? You
can't sell it for five dollars a ton if it keeps on
this Way"
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WAS passed..
A bill removing the political disabilities of
O. B. ,Menninger and several Virginians, was
passed. 7.f gIsF .f,s--.,. q % - "
: Also, bill restoring to the market, all lands
not disposed of in the Ottawa and Chippewa
reservation. 'it p liW .g.lI Eda'ls ~
The amendments of the Senate to the sundry
civil appropriation bill having been sent to the
House, r-s---5r .5,5 -.'
e Mr.. Garfield of Ohio, moved that then be re-
ferred to the committee ON appropriations The
motion was opposed by Mr.. Brooks, on the
ground that it would be facilitating the passage
of the bill, with the Objectionable amendment
known as the enforcement act. Mr.. Garfield
argued that this action would not place the bill
in any more favorable position, or deprive the
minority of any of their rights. The Speaker,
however, in reply to aqueston, stated that the
bill was now on the Speakers table and could
not be reached without two-thirds majority,
while it would require only majority vote to
pass it after it came from the committee on APP
preparations. Various propositions and sugges
tons were made, but no compromise was reach
ed, and the matter was allowed to go over for
the present without action
The House then proceeded to regular order of
business. 81 sf1aH
A bill relating to soldiers was partially read
through, when it was discovered that this was
a day for private bills, and report ON a private
bill was read till the expiration of the morning
hour 8 .y.tI WI,
Mr.. Garfield moved to proceed to business on
Speakers table, "a 80 ga
, Motions for a recess and to adjourn, with de-
niands for yeas and nays, and other tllibuster
ing movements, to prevent reaching the sundry
civil appropriation bills, followed.
a After wasting another hour on yeas and nays,
Mr. Garfield of Ohio moved non-cencurrence
in all the Senates amendments, and to refer
them to Conference Committee. go
= Mr.. Campbell of Ohio favored-ths. -9a
4 Mr., Beck of Kentucky; opposed it.
e Mr.. Garfeld's motion failed, and filibuster-
ing was again resorted to by dilatory motions,
on which yeas and nays were called.
. A melton for a recess was agreed to by vote
by tellers, when yeas and nays were called for
then, the motion to adjourn was lost-40 to los.
. The conference report on the bill to pay
{ claims allowed by the Southern Claims Com.
mission, was made and agreed to. IN ~
The report of the committee on Investigation
of Indian frauds was ordered to be printed. rA
The conference report on river and harbor
appropriations bill was agreed to-
Fillibustering continued till $50, when Mr.
Garfield moved to suspend the rules and adopt
resolution non-concurring in the Senate
amendments to the sundry civil appropriation
bills, agreeing to leave the same to a conference
committee, and then take recess till o'clock
Monday morning. Agreed to.
yMessrs. Garfield Palmer of Ohio and Nib
lock of Ind, were appointed as a conference
committee. -'-i .-'a
At 10 o'clock the House took a recess till
O'Clock Monday morning. -iia Of
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Accident.

LOWELL, MASS, June 9.-As the evening
train for Lowell, over the Stony Brook road was
leaving Chelmsford station, Miss Clara Topin,
in attempting to get off the train while in mo-
ton had her left hand so badly injured, as prob
ably to require amputation. L NV
Ch.;.,;,u As.cc;at;ou sdi l1 z-
ChHAss"AA &>SS~SAeN'AOAA' 8 .fe.f5fl
The 18th International Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association, will COM
mence its session at Huntington Hall, this city,
ON twelfth inst ~ 90 v..sf sssaI -.'.n' .
About $50 delegates are already registered, a
large portion of which are laymen. Appear
ances indicate full attendance. Bf5
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Red Clouds Wishes.

Red Cloud, in his speech last night at the
Cooper Institute, aid:-He wanted the Great
] Father at Washington to protect him in his
Eown country, so he could build school houses
and churches and bring up his children as the
whites do theirs He had come here to get ell
oouragement to work, and would return to his
own country and initiate the best qualities of
K the whites. There were men enough 10 the
( West to take care OF themselves, and he wished
a nd lnava tho Tndi nlapa
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IS Work on the new Jail is to be commenced
to-day. l.iL-l VI L..allL Ll.---L- ---.u----.L
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AUCTION SALES.
Gold Watches and Chains at Auc-

Gold Watches and Chains at Auc-
- - r.Fr ar ton.
ON TUESDAY, june 18th, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ,
" or after the u s. MarshaPs Sale of Gold Chains.
&C., we shall sell at office,
o New Ladies' Gold Watches,
4 Ladies' Gold Watch Repeater,
4 Gents, 50
Also an assortment OF second hand Silver Watches
Chains, &c.
jun7td %. BAILEY & Co., Auctr.
Adm illustrators Sale.
VALUABLE lot of land at auction. On Saturday
~ june 18th, 1872, At 3oclOck p. M, we shall sell
sns valuable lot of Land situated the nOrtherly
ner oi India and Federal ss LOT being abont 80 feet
m iia ST., and running back 1888 feet and contain
ing 9OOO square feet more or leas
valuable bank of gravel
Terms made known Mt sale
.,-.,.-..-.., , w. W. THOMAS, JR.,
Happy Morse.
II. d. BAILEY CO., Auctioneers.
iunIItd
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. BANKRUPT 4BaNKRUPT Bankrupt stock
Parasols, at Cogia Hassan's.
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" hENDALL q w HTTNEY HdVC IOr SfG IUUdCCU
Soap for the destruction of Currant Worms
and all insects injecting plants. q ev je-7St
81 OeGIA HAssAN's milliners get up the most
stylish Hats in the city and at moderate prices
= 4-'AtA IN '4 +h ---------------- ~ s1s
ANY person desiring a Summer Residence,
would do well to read the notice of the cole
brated Colby Farm, to be sold at auction at
North Fryeburg, on Saturday, June 18th. ''
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

CIR, ror,r Dee eCoton-Ne receipts fhe week l bales
BALnS',E De- o.-So,oon nLo, sS bs ale. So bales;
die Continent bales eoastwse $40 bales sales 2S'
~ Lor Dee e-COitou quiet hddiug' lali receipts 1873
L5lylLs Dee sCoon quiet; Mddus ias receipts, 7%
NoS Dee 6-Cotton steady, Mdns lse receipts 5o's
Dee cotton in good demand Middings, lac;
cent, l5lI bales, shipments li baIes 'onner % bales stock
,ossart Dec b. Cotton quiet and steady Mdiins' aei re-
'egi. ' bales 'opmfa tom Mss g0a net receipts ,5
bsrs gross. ~ bales; slles, C gi ocs 4uo baesi
1, & l.e',. .,.. i'a go sia, Ss.. '0' ' ''' ~
WLvSsroS Dec 6-Couon qhe MddInn 49," net receipts
ise ussEy-ns receipts loOJ bales eTooris-eoa''"'s l"l
S,n,olS Dee aqn Low NtnU. ss .., r'r,eF
bales bales llt'
bs,. reekJ-ne Ieeept' lo baei eIpors-cossi"'e OeV
o, 80 Dee Cotou quiet ,bd steady Good Orn.r lG!c
rsie. eli bales sales i0i bsle,; stock, t82s bales weekly
receipts 1913 bates eIpofv-eoasi"e '0O Oe 'e '-'
Dec s-Coou quiet Mddlns lsl s.e wees
SIM Dec -Con-Recep, e week 25O b'le' shipments
M,spi. De- totoa steady and moderate demand Mddag
isa sie receipts, 9 bsesi shipments. +s bse. ',ocA S'
PSorips,cv Ds 6-Coon-weesl-ne, receipts, s bales sales
MoBms Dee e-Coiioa e,,I light drm,nd Good orn,r
l;se los diimg. Isle Mtahugs. receipts 100 bale,
s,oto The Coutnen bales cosss go bales; sales 100
hale, ,s .,Ges to e,1 i,..t & .is bales. 30 s Ceaaa,
900 bale co,,tsi,s 4a5l b.le.; 'sIe.. 900 bales o,
l.e 10. iHa.. 8!c Mddlug,. Is.c receipts 1905 be
- -rsf bI.. rtorts-to ~ th, 1outl
Se1 7s bales s bales last $50 bAlesj stock
10 g bsss .reksuet receipts StB4 hies t8b hss
Bian n ;s6 hi s Continent 1879 bales
co..vi.e l54i usIrs; sales 81, ,W0 hss $1,000. -,
No.rgossEr Dee b-t1on dr1sul Low Mdihngs, ~ 4"
I7 rrrpfs 5l bs shipments ~ bses, sioeA 2h6 bAra
krHytiLE Dee. b-oton uueti LoN MddhHgs iosc FecPs
1850 bales. shipments 2.li3 bales. stock, 321 bale
tu,Rt ssroS, Drc GtOul quiet MtGings lBtc NJ, rr'rpp
2Cj0 bales sales, $40 ba' sos
luJ b.@. sr-kyrc recsu y tof bales exports "rN
1lS bales sales 5n'o hti's
S,y,NN.H bee otton quiet Mddhngs 49, dl3tci nrtps
Jbll bales eoislNrF '"'
bales weeknri rrceip,, y ~,
b.~,. etpou.. Gat BhiH, oJ bale5 20 he ''AAu 'O'
ili,i bll's. slr. ~ d. bales
- Dee b-CsBl IN moistate demand hdihhs iSe' ae'
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

SEwYoaK Dee 6-BgEyEs-Ony cattle arrived IT Conan
npaW 1850 this TCea, against SJ3' last wees Ihr were
stale of them bOing Wetnesy bli uey
were about though better prices The market
Tor thin bad Prime will cell At lJ@Jc While two
Virgins cattle tc and two e8rs cs
Ono 2dl1 The dead markets oerstoesel an p0n
m abundant cheap. though rather looking ta t
and the old lots nearly ceaned up Dealers Ako S
Cor MONDAY. ,.
SHEEP AND LAsBs-Arivis to-day IS at Foryeighs, at
Foeth completing y R5i
week There Is not Waeh chance @
improvement while mutton plenty and cheap IN @
dead Many the sheep sent IN a poor nd SCI AZ
EXTRA fue Illinois. 5li h. AZ 80 5.i 100 ONO, III To-
5e III m Ole; 10 doe III 10 bci ~ sheep AMI
lambs lOl b She Lambs worth b1 one lot OF IOI extra Ou
~ selling 7ic.; lil Of wan ID Al IG
HoG-Ay Foe'hst AMI 20 at Communipaw making
against a. 5 date last week (Y dess
wer rather to-day selling aml most OF tue 1
hogs SIC going bic extreme hsa7T went at oic
BuyyAtO N y Dec 6CArTLE-The receipts today we're so
head "a
car ayns tie time The run has oeen
unusually light Of the arrVa to-day through eOnsgnmenta
little stock in the yards 70 operate with The inquiry Tor
prime yesterys Common stock was
Illinois steers ranging from 20 % l13i 10 AZ % '0pb ~ u
and hefers averaging 3 ~ AZ - o inaHa se
ranging 0s % Oj d. al % l31 % % SOho COWS a'
heers averaging J1i H. az - ., ,. Al,
LAMBs-rhe receipts today 200 head m1kns the
thus 0 head against ID 100 head tor the
last The especially o Canada STOCK was very
m G better The market closed heaVf
Canada lambs t6DS5 Canada sheep 80 3) Western sheeo
shade ghe es 0day of % state sheep
vegagng ~ -; l9j Michigan sheep averaging yJ ID d"
s 80 Ohio sleep averaging - 1 At % 50; 1873 CaLada lambs
HsTLe receipt. to-day 800 head making the total supply
for te week J head 3 100 head for tue same time
t yee. The market for light Yorkers at slight advance
quotations eiyy Hogs tun but sos at yeer-
dav Oh0 and lulna hogs ranging from oI 10
JO b. % OGsi IS Heavy prime Hogs rule At 81 1o@ p'0
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
The STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

ToSDoS Dec ell m.-Consos opened si 81 4)l for money
Amercln securities Not1 lg dong snd
p omnsl utel Five Twenty bonds 1863 old 81 o1,,
3; 83i New tiyes. 49, bne Railway shiIes 4Ii
Pans, Dec. o.. m.-ient's opeucl Al '-r y'' - 49,, -,
LfvgRPooL Dec 6-l - mJOOn opened que aol dellyi
Mnr pars O. Miiing Oreans 10 al0ii the sales OF the
90 bales urilllZ Jh Tor export ana ~" on
.ni,,o The stock In rot Is .Os ba.rs including $500 Ameu-
can h. ep, week have been 900 bales inenillg O
actual exor, 90 bales he stock 81 sel bound ~ Is
mort ~ hiir. Including ls0O American The receipts oi
what this for tie past three DAY h"e been ' qa' al
o Which American -. mt. ,-..
pR. Dec 6-Tlr specie ia BIl@ Frluce has ncFesael
6JjCyD francs during the past rrrf
Iypoy Dec D. Amencsn securtes--smlu sales at IN
changed pnors ,..-t.--t.,.-, -
Itygnp,oL g. mBrrrfgtufs are quiet Wheat W q
f. a cents, for average California Wht' ana y 10l5 Tor tub do
Bacon g cF tor Cgmberud Cut Beef "a uerce for
N-u Prime Mess. lBui. ~ 3 = cNt ,-
LONDON bee 63 m-t0us0s ami American securities 'i'e4 uh'
eh1ngei. Eue Ravly shir-s. a.
pm. Dee 6-r. m.-Rsntes closed al % fanc.. go
LvsaPooL mCotson e.oasd unshanzi sales oi tie
bales, incuug yD for speeu lion ana et
The market Yarns ami Fabrics at Manchester 1uri bu hr
o, of Coru AZ the pat three days have beea l9F
aatri-rs including $50 Amsrcin
Dee PET rorum. ai frirr. i'r Fne rae Aart H.
L,vplN Dee. b-Tsiov, - bD.J = cat
L5SDoN De 6-Egsa.ng gSp.r Tu eat1e, :. a. per caI
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

B,rors Dc steady; Low M.ding !si9i7c Pion
ant rih Whs ann ii ''ees arc ea p[ @ a1
Do ?, g'',, 3 ns! wsn Myei &c.; White do iialae Rye
S9t AZ 30 as iIa unehsugel steady Provisions dqn Mess
f,rs az Buk Meats JUL ovcr shoulders a &c b sides
s Cr Rb side. 6lc Bacon limited bbug deman Shoulders
al De- v r Butter uuchaugei. WHISKY a,m and scarce 9ie
Pnn,,F1rA a Dee 6-Cloyrr Sei steady tsa - 2. Timothy
~ 30 ~: fis 50 75a - "! Iowa. Wisconsin, and Mime
E1I Fam - s9G 20 81 Ienrs,,,aaa aaaa ana ono ono
other 1tals u western Red ~ 8gd Sji'Amber al ga @
white. 81 9s4s2 IT, g steady At S|c ' m ' se er o5 s se %
M1ei western White So Oats good demand " Mhir, 50
Refined 26g27e. WHISKY held at 9bc
NEwOELE,Ss Dec 6.-Pour-Choc' other grades dull
EIrs - 25q - So Family 9s@ 10 o. SgTn a@ Yellow
At j Hay scarce; Prime SI5; Choice W PORK duli heSs
sli Bacon drmer Shoulder, 5c Gear ke 9le Gea sue,
Terce Kes 81 aloe sugar dull aad lover neno SG9e
Common, iG.c Fair TO Good Far o4oic rs 9iI ho'aA
Choce iOd joc Coffee 56l5 WHISKY doll at s2as7e
Ey.h.uge-Serng l2i, NeUioN sight 0s iscount Gold llJ
I.r- 30 F4l oIcre At > ~. without BUYERS 'on quiet;
bnsne,s small 80 Mixed c., on east side track Oi STEADY OuI
toug Wh.ky y2c Pora nOmni Dy Sailed Meats 10 i'm
ri dem.ni Cesf Rib sides, Sic April ooe Clear sides
,. a. Green Meats quet Clear SIDES from block DE- Bacon-
oay limited job0ng demand LadSomr demand for future; &C.,
& I At : wa - So Cattle 10 improved demand So SO
Tor PRIME Steers. Recepts-2@D 6bs Flour IV" bush
,,ng an adyanee .ales Extra spnnr $3.50 Wheat
December ". Jlnu.r 40 SPrss . & U ~ WI nd'
Corn steady No. MIr 5e r'e & OF 6,,. D,.'o 'T
5S~ No At 25si REJECTED 22i aZ Rye steady; no At
Gods3c Barley steady 6 66e according to location ron quiet
and unchanged 81 7ja I'll 5, Lard steady At ~. ~ lSa
~ Jauuar Green Ham, o. nc aeoring TO weight Green Shou
a ,s o Wi.s steady At 8s, Rccpt,-lOtO Dbl,
bush wtlt 1890 1a' Corn gI @ & sui o O 9 @ S S. G'S W. sy
isuoJ bush Corn. 100 bash Oats 4.o" bush b'slr''