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Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
EXPORTS.

NEW YoRK-Steamship Kegulator-2,4H bbls
roSin, 2G9 do turpentine, lao tar, 5lS do spirits
100 10 pitch CO bales cotton, 100 bdls shocks,
,4O4 bushels peanuts.
NEW NOHK-Schr Ben-Gl bales cotton, 23J
bbls spirits, 2,2l5 do rOsin.
Baltimore steamship Rebecca Clydo-1,6T2 u
bblS rOsn, ia do spirits, 80 do tar, - do pitch
Is bales cotton, 81 ale kegs, pkgs mdse.
BOstOn-Brig Ann Elizabeth-99S bbls rosin,
354 do spirits.
Schr Joseph Seger-158, 900 feet lumber.
New York-Steamship BenefactOr-I62 bbls
turpentine, 2.544 bbls rosn, 756 casks spirits,
100 bbls tar, 9jT bushels peanuts, II bales sheet
ing. 80 do cotton, pkgs mdse
rosn, 66 casks spirits, 81 bbls tar, so do pitch,
81 bales cotton, 1,515 bushels peanuts, I tons
old iron, 5 bags WOO, do rags, 33 empty ale
kegs, - pkgs mdse; So, ,495 feet lumber.
FOREIGN.
Stcttin, Prussa-( Br) Barque Amacree-3, 400
bbls rOsin.
q onaives, Hayti-Schr Mary Baker-44, ,538
feet lumber bbls tar, 5 do rOsln-
Brcmen, Germany-Norwegian Brig Adonls
lilo casks spirits turpentinG.
Cox X FOR ORDERS-German Brig juno 80
Cask q spirits turpCntInc.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
Revolutions Never 90 backward.


The philosophical theory that tho huIuar.
system when weakcIe>! by disease, opi.rcssi,e
heat, excessive labor or any other cause. Bilouid
be toned and invigorated instead Of boIn. sub
Jected to the action OF depicting drugs, is
gaining ground every day. Yhc IntToductioB
OF Hostettcrs Stomach Bitters twenty years
ago gave powerful influence to this common
sense idea IS the extraordinary efficacy OF
the Great Vagctablo Restorative became known
mnlttudca of debi!itatca inyaliis turned with
loati:lng from the nauseots ana strcngth-,tc-
troying potion7 With which II was then the
fashion TO drenoh the sick, to this renoyatirg.
appetizing, vita;zing preparation derived from
the finest roots, herbs and barks placed by bo-
tanical research az the disposal OF medical
science Revolutions never 90 backward
From that time 10 the present the importance
of assisting, and reinforcing nature III her
struggles with disease has been more and more
widely and keenly appreciated by the sick and
the suHerlng. In tens of thousands of house
holds Hostetter's Bitters aro looked upon as the
one thing needful in cases Of Dyspepsia, Gen
eral Debility, Constipation, Nervous Weakness
CbIlls and Fever, Bilious Affections and AL
conditions of the body and mind that betoGeu
lack of vita! energy. When the quicksilver
ranges high, and the solid flesh IS resolving
ltsef Into den under the fevid temperature,
this agreeable tonic is the best possible safe
guard against all Il c disorders generated by a
eultry and unwholesome atmosphere. It pre-
ren{S and relieves lasstude and languor, and
eTsRo res the system to endure with impunity an
uR0sual amount of cxertion. OF all invigorat-
Ing and regulating medicines, it Is the purest
aud most wholesome.
july 80 Observation-Disclosures
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Innue in the
carly period OF our report by the upward move
lncnt ii -osi!'s and spirits turpcntine, tho mar
Aet became more buoyant, and with good de-
1naut tro1n both distillcr and exporter, advanc-
Cd 2J cents or yellow dip and virgin. For tho
past day or 50 the dulnesa Of other branches of
nava! stores has characterized the market with
rather heavy and DUH feeling, but prices have
pc>l! regular and uniform, and to-day the mar
kol closes steady at unchanged hgures-@2 so
tor hard, IS - tor yellow dip and II 25 for
virgin. hc receipts for the week upwards
o. $500 bbis, the stock is quite small, owing to
the heavy demand for home consumption. Tho
re,ciI,ts snd sales FOR the week are as follows:
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

Naval officer Hartman is Grating at SIC
per day and found, down in North Caro-
lima, several hundred miles nearer DiXie's
land :han he dared to go during the war.
That little sl<edadd!e he made out of Fred
erickSburg, during his brief butter opera
tlOnS i'll Old Virginia, early one morning,
brought his active fighting career to a
speedy termination. Then he contrived to
get ordered out West, into Ohio, where lie
fancled the wicked Rebels would not APP
pear. But SO soon as there was chance
for a fight, he managed to get ordered to
New Hampshire on political mission.
lie was cOurt-martialod, no doubt much
to his own qualification. and would have
been drummcd out Of the service as cow
ard and bTaggart but for the interference
of his patron, EX-Gov. Gilmore. The net
grOes down in the old North State ought
to know what kind OF scalaWags are sem
to teach them whom to vote for. Gen.
Joe Abbott and Gen. Henry Wilson have
no better military regulations. The first
gained about all his Iaurcls at TorLugas,
safe i'll a fort and Wilson, true to his COW
ardly gipSoy blood, got q commission is
Colonel of the Massachusetts I'D, and re-
signed it in favor of Col. jesse y. Cove, Of
this city, so soon as his little experience at
Bull Run satisfied him that the rebels
''meant business" Then, as Chairman of
the Military Committee in the Senate, he
proved Il lcaly LcatIlcrs, exposed McClcl-
lan's plans in Virginia, and was really re
spOnsible for Col. GOve's death at Fair
Oaks. What pity Wilson had not been
III that brave officers place, with the seal
lawags Hartman and Joe Abbott = Con-
cord On. H. Patriot.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

SPIRITS TCHrENTINE-The market has
i-rctuttcd considerably during the past week.-
On Friday il opened at an advance OF cents,
I,,:t Saturday under the influence of de-
cliuins market in New York, became weak and
declined cents. Saturday the market was
nominal but opened on Monday at 46 cents
On Tuesday, under less favorable adviccs, de-
clincd III the morning cent; but at the close of
the day the decline was gained by all advance
OF = cent. Since Tuesday the market has
ruled active at 454 cents, with a fair amount OF
business doing. To-day, on account OF the in
tcrcst felt in the election, no business OF impOr-
tance has been transacted, and the market
closes entirely nominal. The receipts for tho
week 4, ,50i casks against 1888 casks de-
crease of 92i casks. The exports, foreign and
domestic, quite heavy, and tho stock has
slightly become decreased. The sales for the
week arc as follows:
Frday.... AIS casks at ~ cents per gallon.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
On EveryDodY's TOmgnc.

Eulogiums of the great National Regeneration
OF Health, PLANTATION BITTERs, are on ev-
erybody's tongue. This gratutous rir4 ,ncs adj
vertisng is better than ALL the paid-for putting
to which the owners of bogus hittcrs are obliged
to resort. Ithas spontaneous heartiness about
it which carries conviction to the mind OF the
auditor. But it is well-known fact that the
proprietors of the Plantation Bitters. have ncv-
er relied upon newspaper bOIstering to estab-
lish the success Of a preparation which owes its
astonishing popularity mainly to the oral testi-
mony of the thousands who have either expert
enced or been the eyewitness of the immense
physical good it has wrought throughout the
length and breadth of the land
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
Oank Of New Hanover.
CAPITAL, $4,000

/. Il. GKAINGER......... .Prcsi.ler-
c. Nj. STEDMhN. Vice-P Presi.ier3
s. ID. "AlA4ACE..... ...............-.Ca Casii~T
lHAAC HA1 i-''......''.... reiie-
This Bank Is now open Tor the transaction oE
business
Exchange tor sale at par on New York. Bait
more. NC. &c. Deposits received. Sells TX
change IN sums to sut on Great Britain, Ire
iand, Germany, France, &c.
Gives D9G the Advantages of "a Sty-
iREsrS Bank. by issuing certificates of deposit
bearing interest, and payable after fifteen diyes
notice.
DIRECTORS:
l. IL. Graingcr ID. II. MurclisOn (Of Williams
Il MurchisOn), q. X. French (of g. X. French
- SOM, &. ". StcdInan (of Wright * :Sfca-
MANI, II. NOllcrs (Ot Adrian ~ Nollers), j. ~.
ilnlson (of Sprunt Il HineOn), Jas. a. Leaf ("t
WadcSbUrO).
feb 110-dNwff
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
Fresh Arrivals

OF choice ''Pig Hams, = that celebrated Brand
30 fIvorthly known.
Choice Goshen BattcF, second to uone in the
city.
at
JAMES /. VI ETTS',
81 Market Street.
iuiv - 1S&-
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
List OF Vessels isl the Port Of Whining
tOEA, N. e.. August 1, 1872.

DAIENE(J EbO
German Vega, BrandhOtf, ldg, Europe,
Willard Bros
Geo Hunt, Gray, ldg, Europe, =. .u,,o,,.
j il blossom Il Evans
(Br) Iyanhoe, rinckney, ldgi E"Iope, .. 10
Swedish UIrika, Ercdenherg, dis, Master
BltIGS.
(Br) Rio, Mcdonald, wig, iIarriss & Howell
Norwegiln Meteor, Hoist, ldS, Europe, ~.
German Condor, Erorson, ldg, EUrore,
Ambrose Light Higgins, dig; = IlEidor so1,
Isoin, Snowman, ldg. q. q. Barker tU Go.
Nellie MITCHELL Cody, ldg; ,, ,,,,o,,,,.. ~
Swedish Noargc, Norgaard, Master
Frontier, Morgan. dis, Iiarri4S X Howell
(Br.) Fortuna. SodmAn, dis, Master
(IIr.) Mary iil, Crosby, dis, Master
(Br) LOno Star, kcncaly, dS,
(Ir) Fair X Easy, Taylor, dis, Master
HCHOONERS
John r Griffin. Foster dis, lfarriss Il Howell
hnola M"relS"n' J"nes, l4g' New = l"Tk 9Ti,,,,
j p Comcgya, Hubbard, dis, MoiItt & Co
Lucy Wright, Elzcy, dis,
Porta Plata, Porter. dis, j. i<iddcr x son
j NJ MoIa!cs, Eldri,!ge, ldg, o G Parsley
List az Vessels >ntEed Tor this E,ors
CtfXHANEN.
MagdcIena. Burnsgard, cid March 21
GUERNSEY.
HOmClY, lie Dam; clu ApriI )
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr .judyo hopkins. Baker. CID May -
NEW YORK.
J!arolie E'lIa Moore, Shaw, ckl July 10
Scir John Rommcli, .Jr, IIillarG, CID July %
LONDON.
Dtana-,Jonns.ssen cid May %
IAETLEPOOL.
cid Juno
NEW HAVEN.
Schr COhasacl, Hall, cid juno IL
Schr Julia Blallely, Ethcredgc, cld, june a
LIVERPOOL.
OBr) BnrGuc NJ T. Seed, Hopkins, cid Juno IS
NEWpONr.
Elsa, cd June Z
CARDIFF.
OBJ G;arquo Model, Key, cid July %
(I$r) l:arGue AnAicll, hoy; cltt July -
NcptunCq Carr. Pike. cidJulV -
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

MILLIONS Rear Fest inlOny to their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bitiers vile Fancy
Brink, NJ de Of Poor Rum, NVhIskey,
Proof Spirits nnd JEefuse Liquors, doc
tored, spiced and sweetened to please the taste.
called Tonics," Appetizers" " Restorers, &c,
that lead the iippler on TO drunkenness and ruin,
bat t..:o Medicine, made from the Native
Roots a1,d Herbs of California, free from nil
Alcoholic SIIinuIants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER md 4
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect
Renovator and Invigorator of the System. carry
ing off all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to a healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters according to directions and remain long
unwe!l provided their bones not destroyed
by mineral poison or other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point OF repair
Thcy ARE IA Gentle FurEHgivc well
M II Tonic, .'osscssinE, aso the peculiar merit
Of acting powerful agent In relieving ConGes
tion or Inflammation. Of TIA" Liver, and ~ ali ths
VIscer:l Organs
FOR FEMALE CO3IPIAIST'SS, wherhc7
In young OLD, married single ct the dawn o
wOulniIoOl T IL the tuIu Of lie, these Tonic Bit
te1a have equal
F0r IH!uIn;HUtOr3 nnd Chronic Tsheu-
mnti-!n ana Cont, DyspepsIu or In
digestion, EiiiOUz, NenIIticnL mud
Intermittent FcV"ra, Discusses Of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys mud BIHddcr,
these ISIitcrA have been most successful. Such
Dinen~as caused Ly VtttHtrd Blood,
which j. generally produced by arrangement OF
the DiIcsiivc Organs.
DNSPEP@IE OK INDIGEssrIGS
Ivad4c!o, Pain Il. tic Shoulders, Coughs Tight
ness Of the Chest, dizziness, Sour EcuotatiUus OF
tho Stomach, Bad Taste n the Motth Bilious
Attacks, paT tuition oft.ic Heart, Inflammation Of
the Lungs Pain IL tneregions Of the Kidneys, and
a Hundred other painful symptoms the Of
springs Of Dyspepsia
They iuyi-,oTatc the Stomach ard stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels. wii.,l roI.dsr them OF
uncqualcd efficacy in c.4uoii,, the blood Of u i'm
puriics aud Ain,,g.ng l.ely life uud vi,rr to the
whole system.
I;UEc SKIN DfSEAtsE-S, ErII,tions, letter
S2i.it Lltci:!., RlotCIe-. Spots. PruIcs iuEtuleA
Eoi-. CarIju,ic.. ttiuilW orIu4. $, 3 Head. Sore
Gvcs I'rys pcis Itch. Scurfs DiacOlUratiO of the
Sfifi idnID:- and Diseases of the skin, of what
name matt ere literally dug up and
ilrd of the Stcfn III snort tInic by the OF
these Filters One bottle III Sucil cases VIII
vince the most incrcdul Of their curative effect.
Cleanse tl!C NItiatca Blood whenever you fad ite
Impurities bursting through the skin pirnplcs.
Eruptionz Sores; clranse it when you End Il
ohstructcd und sluggish il the veins; cleanse IL
when it il foul and your feelings viii tell yoSi when.
Keep the blood pure and the health OF the system
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and otacr WORMS, urking
in the system C.. many thousands, eTectually
dcstruyC! asd removed.
Sold BY ALI. DNUuGISTS AND DEALERS.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. r. II. BICDOEALD GE
10. Druggists and Gen. Agents. san Francisco,
I'll, aHd = ali "a Commerce Street, Rev hufz.
may /. 79i-Gn- D&W
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

Don't HAWK, HAWK, SPIT, SPIT,
BLOW, BLOW, and disgust everybody with
your Catarrh and its offensive odor, when DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Re medy will speedily destroy
al odor, arrest the discharge and cure you.
;ulyZ 257-deodlw&wu
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

ROSIN-TAc general market curing the past
week has been very active, eud upwards CT
10 900 bbIs have changed hands. IN the early
period OF the week all Qualities advanced, but
for the past day OF 50 the uH,tartono has been
weak, and ali Gradca are It fraction on. Strained
has again been the ruling grade, ana the pur-
chaSca we're made principally Ior foreign export
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
WILMINGTON, July 10Th, lsI2,
DE. ). 7. ScuONlYALD,

IT y ! , F!DNWALD,
SIR ] was badly ruTtnTcd - the year 1910
ana 1 used various Trusses recommended IA me
from time 10 time by IGy-iaiauE, but without
any permanent relief.
III 1861 began to use your Truss and in i've
months was permanently cured. From th:.t
time To the present day have not been tIt,3fp-
led. The cure j. permanent, and / thini. IIt
20 the OF YOur Truss
Very respectfully,
T.. &. : S4c1DII<.
-,I.J+
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
The Ills that EIesE, are Heir To

are many, out a remedy for them all is fur
nished by nature. There Is 10 doubt tnat for
every disease, there IL antdote i'll the vtge-
table kingdom. The aboriginees were the vic
tins OF many and loathsome maadies, yet they
found i'll the wilds OF thoir forests remedies sure
and powerful. Acting this belief Doctor
TUFTS SARSAPAEILLA AND QUEENS
DELIGHT is offered the public as a most high
y concentrated vegetable compound posseseing g
extraordinary power for the cure OF KheuIna-
tisln, Neuralgia, ScTofua, Ulcers, Swelling OF
the Glands, EruptiOns OF the Skin, Female Gis-
cases, Liver Complaint, Secondary Syphilis,
tho effects Of Mercury, &c. II is a most power
full Alternative and Blood purifier, and at the
same time so harmless that it may be used by
all.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
RATES OF FREIGHT.

.r,TIcIES parS+oor,o- Per Sailing
u Vessel.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

Watch out tor ChlIls and Fever, aj.d prepare
the system for resisting its attack by using Dr.
TUFTS Liver Pills.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

Dr. TUFTS Hair Bye Makes t2Ie Giss
Look Young.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

IFS TEACHINGS IN NORTH CAROLINA-AS
OUTRAGE AT WADESBORO'-A MOB OF
ELACKs ROCK SEVERAL HoUsEs-o1;E
MAN SEVERELY INJURED-MORE AT
TACKS APPREnENDED.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

LegaliZed by State Authority and Drawn
in Public in st. LOuis.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-28
Cumberland County Medical Convention.

Cumberland County Medical Convention.
The annual meeting Of this association was
held in this city yesterday at the rooms of the
Portland School for Medical Instruction.
Drs. John I. Sturgis of Gray, Rotheus In
gals of Falmouth, and Milton W. Hall of Cum
berland Centre, were elected members.
The Treasurers report was read and accept
ed From it we learn that the total receipts
for the year were S1S4.3O; the total expendi-
lures, $54.32; leaving balance of $129.9S
1t was unanimously voted to contribute 800
of the money in the treasury to the Maine Gen.
eral Hospital. Similar action has been taken
by the society the two previous years.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, DR.. 7. A. Foster of
Portland; Vice President, DR.. VIM. Osgood of
North Yarmouth; Secretary, Dr. c. o. Files of
Portland; Treasurer, Dr. H. N. Small of Port
land; Business Committee Drs. c. O.. Files
(es-odicio) S. HI. Weeks and F. A. Stanley of
Portland, A. p Topliffof Gorham, N. Shan
non of Cape Elizabeth.
The annual address was pronounced by DIR.
S. H. Weeks. He took for his subject 'The
Principles of the Medical Profession" and held
the undivided attention Of the society for three
quarters of an hour We shall attempt no abb
stract, as our space is too limited to do justice
to this able and interesting grafton.
DR.. J. NJ. Bates of Yarmouth, was appointed
to give the address to the next annual meet
ing.
DIR. G. E. Hatton read paper on Phylct@n-
ular Ophthalmia, and DIR. G. w. Stockman re-
ported a case of Aphonia the latter exciting
some discussion
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-28
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. Nov 27m,.Evening-Cotton lower;
sales "a, 2i21 bales; Middling uapIands at 19sc-
bbls State 90 q 80; Round hoop Ohio 90 a. 81:
Western 90 a 65; Southern 10 "a 1900 Wheat
opened shade irmer and closed quiet with buyers
Spring 60 q 81; No 9 do As a So; Winter Red
Western SO q 6s White Michigan rs "a 205-
Corn in moderate request; sales 81 900 bush steam
er Mixed Western G2lc do sail 634 a 631c. Oats
quiet and unclanged sales 1000 bush; White 50 a
Sc; old Western Mixed 81 d sac. Beef quiet at
lower at II q SIC. Sugar dull; Muscovado at 81 a
1osc; refining % a Zoe. Coffee is firm; Rio at Is "a
lsic 10 Gold Molasses dull; New Orleans 70 q SAC.
steady at 90 for strained. Petroleum is dull: crude
lac: refined at 27lc. Tallow dull at 81 a &c.
=. Wool in moderate request and unchanged; domes-
tic fleece roc.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and firm.
CHICAGO Nov. 27.-Flour firm and in fair demand.
Wheat dull and shade lower; No Spring at II a
do at 9s 99c; rejectea Ssc Corn duh and drooping
no : Mixed at s1t q 81 cash; 3ll a 3iic Dec;
Is o 2e k1e Ga sa sSeady No e rejected 2
dull and dropping; No 2 Fall at 81 a 6i5c. Provs-
lons[Pork is duh and lower a. II 25 cash. IL 90 a
II 10 Dec Lard steady at st a &c. Meats in mod
key at So q SSJc.
Lake Freghts nominal.
Receipts-6000 bbs flour, 900 bush wheat 49,
barley.
Shipments 1000 bbls -four IS. 600 bush wheat, 49,,
CINCINNATI, Nov. 27-Provsons unchanged Lard
dull steam &c., kettle at 7sc; sales 1000 ties Jan at
nc. Bulk Meats dull; shoulders at q Acc; clear
rib sides at 6s clear sides CSC, 20 days in salt Ba-
con quiet; shoulders at 54c clear rib sides 9Ac clear
sides w; green meats-shoulders 3Sc; clear rib 81;
clear SIDES % o. hams 81 q sic. Live Hogs steady
at 3so q 90. Whiskey steady at soc.
TOLEDO, Nov 27.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat quiet and unchanged; Amber Michigan At;
MOI Ked at 59 No do Asst. Corn dull and lower
hlgh Mixed 3sc; new SIC; low Mixed new Soc. Oats
snade better; No l at 36!c; No 2 at 31t a sc.
Oswego IA a 49,
bush corn, 10000 bush oats.
Shpments-OOOo bills -four, 10000 bush wheat, TO-
900 bush corn, 16, 600 bush oats.
DETROIT, Nov. 27.-Wheat dull and lower; extra at
q 20 70; No White 65 "a SO; Amber Michigan
ut Soc.
Receipts--3000 bbls -four, II 900 bush wheat
shpments--3000 bbls -four, 13, 900 bush wheat.
CHARLEsToN, Nov. 27.-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands 1871 q 1890.
lands at lsIc
MOBILE, Nov 26.--Cotton nominal; NIiddling up
lands 1s3c.
upands 19!c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-28

Rev. E. Y. Hincks will deliver the discourse
at State Street Church. The High Street and
Plymouth Congregational Societies will unite
with the State Street Society and hold union
service.
Rev. DR.. Smaller will deliver the discourse at
the First Baptist Church. The Second Parish,
st. Lawrence and Bethel Congregational Socie-
ties will unite with the First Baptist.
Rev. w. E. Gibbs will deliver the discourse
at the India Street Church. The Congress
Square Universalist Society will unite with the
India Street Society.
Bishop Nicely will deliver the discourse at St.
Luke's Cathedral
Rev. Asa Dalton will deliver the discourse at
ST. Stephens.
Rev. N. w. I. Root will deliver the discourse
at St. Pauls.
The Methodist Societies will hold prayer
meetings at their churches.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-28
The Wool Market.

Boston, Nov 81 -[Reported tor the Press.l-The
following Is list Of prices quoted this afternoon
8oc; do choice Xxx 70 q &c., do fine 70 "a TAG; me.
dunn Y a FAC: coarse IS a 7Oc Michigan extra and
Xxx 70 g re; fine 50 g zoe; medium 70 q TIC; COM
medium Is q zoe, common IS a &c; pulled extra
% @ Soc; supertine IS a s5 No l. as a. 6Oc: comb
ing fleece 70 a soc; California 80 "a 52Ic; Texas 45
q 55c; Canada 50 q Zoe; do combing 80 a 81; Smyr-
ma washed = &C; do unwashed, - C; Buenos
Ayres C C; Cape Good Hope 40 a 45c; Austral-
ian So q zoe; Donskoi - 90; Mestiza pulled so
q 90c.
but this is probably in consequence ofthe small stocks
offering The supply in the country and to arrive is
not equal to our VENTS for the next four months
less manufacturers stop their machinery. This they
have no intention Of doing. On the contrary, with
the prospect OF more remunerative prices for goods
production will be increased rather than diminished
Some parties look upon the recent upward movement
as unealled for. the tendency was decidedly up
ward before the fire. and the destruction of IL 900 600
lbs raw material and large quantities of Wooens and
Clothing must have important influence on the
trade. We must see even higher prices before the
new clips of the world become available.
In New York there has been an increased amount
and prices are very firm, with further advance on
some grades. Cape is in good demand; small lots
are selling at 4c but the outside price for consdera-
BILE parcels does not generally exceed 43c Pulled lie
in active request, with prices trife better and q
large number Of sales have been made. Tue inquiry
for feeces has fallen off somewhat but the stock con
tinues very small. There is some difficulty now ex-
perleneed in procuring stock from producers, they
preerrng to hold their supplies rather than dispose
of them at present.
In Philadelphia the excitement in the Market not.
ed last week, has materially abatcd, but the advance
of a. &c Y h. reported at that time, has been fully
maintained. The stocks are very moderate for this
season OF the yeor, and many holders indifferent
about realizing at this Improvement anticipat
ing that the clip of the country will be entirely ex
hausted before next years supply begins to come for
ward, and that prices must further advance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-28
TO X Ii IG N
The Crisis Believed to be Ended.
The Excitementin a Great
Degree subsidized.

PARIS, Nov ia meeting of the cabinet
will be held to-day for deliberation on the re-
port of the majority of the committee on ad-
dress and the resolution of the minority.
Theirs will attend a session of the Assembly
tomorrow when the report of the minority
will come up for consideration,
The vote yesterday postponing the immediate
consideration of the report has served to great
ly allay the excitement of the past few days,
and many believe the crisis has passed. Paris
provinces report corresponding degree of
tranquility,