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Burnetts FlavOring Extracts.

There il no subject which should more engross at
tention than The purity of the preparations which
are used in favorng the various compounds prepar-
ed for the human stomach Burnett's Extracts are
prepared from fruits of the best quality. and are
highly concentrated.
"Pre-eminentty superior" Parker House, Boston.
fThe best in the World. Fifth Avenue Hotel, N. Y.
used Exclusively for gears" Continental Hotel.
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CaUCuSeS

CGtlCuSeS.
The Republicans of Cape Elizabeth are requested
on SATURDAY, June the 18th inst, at q O'Clock,
P. NJ to choose delegates to attend the Republican
day. june the 18th Also to choose deesaes at
tend the Republican District Convention to be hold
IN at Portland, Wednesday June the 24th 1874.
Cape Elizabeth, June 8, 1874.
The Republicans of Yarmouth are requested to
meet at Union Hall. on SATURDAY the 18th INST,
at u O'clock p M, to choose delegates attend the
State Con Sention to be holden at Augusta on the
18th inst, to nominate a candidate for Governor.
Also to choose delegates to attend the District Con-
vention to be holden in Portland, the oath inst,
to nominate candidate for the Forty-fourth Con-
gress. Also to choose Town Committee for the en-
suing year. Per order of Town Committee
Yarmouth, June s, 1874.
The Republicans of Casco are requested to meet at
the Town House on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
the present month at O'clock P. M. to choose two
delegates to attend The State Convention to be holden
at Augusta on the 18th day of June, 1874.
,Casco, june 8, 1874.
The Republicans of Deering are requested to meet
at the Town House on SATURDAY the 18th inst
at o'clock P. M, to choose delegates to the State
Convention to be holden at Augusta on the 18th in
STAN, to nominate a candidate for Governor. Also
to choose delegates to the Republican District Con-
vention to be holden at Portland, Wednesday. june
oath. Also to choose Town Committee for the en-
suing year. Per order of Town Committee.
Deering, June Q, 1874.
The Republicans of Raymond are requested to meet
at the Town House in said town on SAL URDAY
18th inst, at O'clock r. NJ to choose delegates to
the State and District Conventions.
Per Order Rep. Town Committee.
;, The Republicans Of Gorhan will meet at the Town
House on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th
inst at q O'clock to select delegates for the State
and Congressional Conventions.
Per Order Town Committee.
The Republicans of Gray notified to meet at
the Town Hall on MONDAY, the 18th inst, at
O'clock p NJ to choose delegates to attend the State
Convention to be holden at Augusta, the 18th
inst. to nominate candidate for Governor, and to
choose delegates to attend the District Convention
to be holden in Portland the oath inst, to NOM
mate candidate for Congress.
Per order Rep. Town Committee.
The Republicans of Falmouth are requested to
meet at the Town House in said town, on SATUR-
DAY, the 18Th inst, at five o'clock, P. M, to choose
delegates to attend the Republican State Convention
to be holden at Augusta the 1Shinst Also to choose
delegates to attend the District Conventions to be
holden in Portland the oath inst.
Per Older Of the Town Committee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Patriarchs of Machigonne, Eastern Star and Port
land Encampments are requested to appear in uni
form at Odd Fellows Hall, Friday, June 18th, at
o'clock P. NJ for the purpose of performing escort
duty to the visiting Patriarchs of Massasot Eneam p
ment from Boston. The Committee respectfully re-
quest that every Patriarch will be prompt in attend
ance at the hour named
jne11sn2t Per Order GenereI Committee
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REMOVAL,
WI He 9. 8 Rim GER

has IemOVeU ntf Studio to
ROOM 3. CLAPP'S BLOCK.
Where she will receive pupils in object-drawing and
Painting, usual.
mar23 Sntf
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MARRIED..

In this city, June 10. by Rev. S. f. Jones, at the
residence of the BRIDES father A. M Smith and Miss
Ella M, daughter of Russell Lewis, both of Port .
land.
In this city, June TO- by Rev. Geo. W. Bicknell,
Capt. Henry W. Race Of Boothbay and Miss Mary e..
Knapp of Portland.
In this city, June 10, by Rev. Geo. W. Bicknell,
Edwin N. Sargent and Miss Abbie S. Gordon, both of
Portland.
In Bath, June s, Thomas Stevens and Miss Jane G..
Sargent, both of Farmingdale.
In Brookiine, Mass, June 4, w. B. Trull, M. D.,
and Mary Aspnwall, daughter of Hon. VIM, Aspn-
wall, all of Brookne.
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THE PRESS.
CITY AND VICINITY.
THE PRESS

Nay be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes
tenden bros, Marquis, Robinson, Brunen Il Co.,
andrews; wentworth, Gendenning, Moses, Hender-
the city. '"' ' ~ Wv "
AT Biddeford, of Pillsbury
At Saco of l., Hodgdon,
AT Waterville, of j. s. Carter.
AT Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros. and Steven. &, IN
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Cum berland Conference.

The one hundred and fourth meeting of the
Cumberland Conference of Congregational
Churches. assembled at Pine Street Church.
Lewiston, Tuesday forenoon. Rev. E. Y.
Hincks, of Portland, was chosen Moderator.
and Rev. Burke f. Leavitt, of Portland, Scribe.
The conference sermon was preached by Rev.
w. H. Fem, of Portland. The Registrar, Rev.
Addison Blanchard, of Cumberland Mills. pre-
sented his report from the churchesii
The following items are taken from the 70.
port: Whole number of churches in the confer
ence, Al; whole number of church members.
4,799, gain of II during the year. whole num-
Der OF resident members, 1866, gain of 81 over
last year, there being 90 less non residents than
were reported last year.
The total number admitted to the churches
during the year is 205, which is 80 more than
were reported last year. The number admitted
on profession of their faith, 1913; or 80 more
dsmisson, Ia; by accommodation, 8; total,
223 Sabbath School scholars reported,
5,222: gain of 226 over last year. The benev-
olent contributions have averaged $3.50 to each
church member, very good average Five
churches report more or less revival interest
l. o. G. THE sixteenth anniversary of
Arcana Lodge No. /, 1. o. of G. T., will be
celebrated at Arcana Hall Friday evening,
June 18th. The members of the Grand Lodge
and other distinguished members of the Order
will be present. All Good Templars are cor
daily invited,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
233 Middle St., 233
Headquarters Here
READY-MADE
Gil OTHIN G..
SPLENDID
SUMMER SUITS,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Diagonal Coats,
English .Worsteds,
American Tricots,
Indigo Blue Yacht
Cloth Suits.
The finest and best made
line of
Spring Pantaloons
ever shown under one roof
east of Boston. Over
i 2 O
different patterns to select
from. InShades and Make
up equal to any Custom
Work ever produced,
At Half the Prices.
The largest and hand
soonest assortment of
Children's Clothing,
all Sizes and all Ages, can
always be found on our
Counters.
We do business upon a
Real Live Principle.
BuyiDgfor Cash and SELL
ing for Cash, enables us to
underSell all our COMPETE
tors.
Pluck instead of luck.
Cash against Credit.
Prices that will at once
show our Customers the
vast difference between
buying for Cash and upon
Credit.
Figures that will Compel
you in Self-Defence to Buy
of Us. Good Goods and not
trash. Quality the true test
of CheapneSS. One Price
plainly marked on each
garment,and No Deviation.
C. D. B. Fisk & Co.,
233 Middle st. Portland.
JUL d3tis
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DIED..

DIED.
In this city. June 0, Mrs. Hannah c., widow of the
late Calvin Gibson, aged % years.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon at "a o'clock,
at ner late residence No. Cedar street. Relatives
and friends invited to attend. Burial at the con-
venience of the family.
In Buxton, May II, Mrs. Lucia Anna Harmon,
aged IS years months.
In Westbrook, Sept. 0, Mrs. Hannah, wife Of Jas.
Grant, aged Sc years II months days.
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MEMORANDA

Barque Philena, Chase, from Portland Feb IL to
So 80 W. passed the Br barqne Ida K, OF st john NIB
full of water and abandoned. Her sails were hang
ing and she bad been abandoned but a short time
Ship Alexander, (of Bath) Given. at New York I'm
Liverpool reports, April 1, lat a. lon 49, took gale
from SW lasting "a hours lost lower oretopsail yard
and split sails, &c.
Brig Drigo, Coffin, at Philadelphia from Messina,
reports LIST inst lat So 49, lon a. during heavy blow,
carried away maintopmast,
Sch Ellie L Smith, which arrived at New York I'm
Ca5arien, struck Roamer Shoal 7th inst and came
off leaking badly.
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The Republicans of Casco are requested to meet at
the Town House on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
the present month at o'clock, P. M, choose two
delegates to attend the State Convention to be holden
at Augusta on the 18th day of June, 1874.
Per Order.
Casco June g. 1874 ..-a
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FVr NOtn FatcneS, FFecBIeS
AND TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moth and
Freckle Lotion which is harmless and in every case
infallible. Or for his IMPROVED CoMEDoNE and
P!MPLE REMEDY, the great SKIN MEDICINE for
Pimples Black Heads or Fleshworms. Or consult
y. g. PERRY. the noted Skin Doctor 40 Bond
Street. New York. 3Osneod&w3m2O
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PLEASE SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
JUL If
Advertiser CODY,
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Office Hours.
From 7.30 a m to $50 D M SUNDAYS excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
from to 10 m.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

ss,r., sao. shps.us. e9s, Miadnngst $40
,s" C.psi 6s CeIn es 70 se" "y,s,h.Piou
s2 oYo SSss 5oe SeS wheat Lumber. md
% sIad 2SG2lc DO Common 30d22c Cheese 9Iist oSy s
SewYorl stse Fancy ds phne e.Ss state New
Jerev and Delaware Fresh 24d25e Western ns !,
osereiirop Rsr-No offered $40 So Clover SEED
si09slO SO; Timothy. 90 so dS2 s6 fnIseea, ps s3 so
s 75 North West Family s6d$7 60 siste Indiana i ss
Ohio do IS 75 High Grades $SGSS 20 % si ss Tor
Al 81 1881 % for Red 81 26dsl 80 for Ameer s,,S
white RYE steady Al Corn srner and somewhA anse
yellow 95c; Mixed "a 95, Oats wanted AZ ~ 81
for White, for Western hKed whi,iv less
ST Lor,s Sept. lFour and unchanged Wheat ae,Se e@
81 i6o Com in fair demand and higher st "a esS iSf R,
MIXED Oats Am fair demand at 5oGec &c i4 NO. D. psbe
quiet and unchanged 81 07d$ 10 i NO spf& nl ~ Arm .ad
al e0d95 Whisky higher 81 or PORK firm at sz4 bacon % ,Ss
higher at 0O for Shoulders cash lie buyer
70, Clear RIB sides; l6aGlb for Clear Sides bsd "say
lie for s'esn sser 70 March @ hoe sS@ss go for YSe
Bacon So 76as7 so for Butchers Cattle 1stye Al a5sS 70,
for Tersn s29$s rs Cows and Hes os 70 me- Ponp
"a 600 bush wheat 1000 bush Corn $4,000 bnsn Ua.s
bush barley 900 Rye 900 Hogs, Sooo 0a'e eHp
msuts-7 600 bush Wheat. 5000 bush Corn -. - ua T.,
vr Sent ll-Pour and steady Wheat hrn and IN
fair Demand al 20 Tor White Wabash tl 1872 oI NO
s II for Extra White Michigan 2V5 i siI' Pd al IA
No 9So 81 To- October 81 llj No B. 81 OS Rejected 9oe
No. Amber Ino q 2 No do 81 a. Corn nhs1 sm saS sS sc
igseM,i re-, asq sg Yeox 81 ss HicSig,p s2 s1
Dsmsged 7ec 2a3e higher No a. 5oc NO & a. ~ sa
b6ej 55c Michigan at 81 aaS5c 600 fres reg wS Ia 600
bash Corn $4,000 bush Oats Shipmens-4oOO ooh rioui
81 600 bush Whss 900 bush Corn 600 bush 0aa ol B
~, ~ a. "a ~, Stained Crude TurpentDe steady at 81 70 Tor
Hard 81 25 for Yellow Dp 81 20 for 'irgln II" s'ss'' "
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

ss$s ess @ :. ss s $50 hes Do 10: =
s lSo ss GsS'sssm sS Ss mssaS al 6 Ssos Good
s:sslss Prime DC O. VI. Ssn'rsss g. Rssss 'Io o scsS
ss1s: sS sssSioS for soI YELLOW, Ioieos for so
wE lie tOI 0rHAsd S fof s,sn1sS nS Coed sSsS,
- prime Ia Colee s7so9c Molssses hhds and bOIes
s.sO 6ae's Porto Rico RssspsGCOPnSI P1. s No. to
NJ 7saSI.e Java D. s. Nos 10 70 IL, S2dVSi nanA '"r
rior Superior. 71ashc ~, a.u,nS from manu-
.cturers iu poe readily obtsined or az & ~ Wsstern
Feecss Combng Dens selections The new s sbsn
rs sssrs RnoWS n gradually advancing market ,s s
three months Holders are Pe p active and
Pail trade Spring Chphss been noes sill com.
ssSSS 5 ss ,G' oooo tot oo3 sVGs S,
forn 3le 25 haes Cape S5c 10 VVv o oi 2Tc 10 OO0
n v5s ' Tssoss S5s 1000 Fine North 7Oc 1Yoo ka oo
Te1,s Acc O0s5 42S PSESo p1s SS 70 s n Tub SsS
IeIss Pnyss y n lssSes 81 S5Se SO Lamb Pulled 44s
300 sps o.LOs. sGac oo SS I'm. scar Te1.
me % . sSTs soOoo Michigan Fleece. 49, lS2 bale: bales
Spring c.Sioras a SlS ao6 81 oe Gsorsis Ale 1000
1000 10 TeIss S2l 900 slightly bury 0eogi, o1 so0 n
TI.s 2!dSS @ 9 9o n Cshppis a9sS4i is 10000 Cape,
A. 500 70 10 Oregon 42 Is 00ob Pine Westero wae ea 70
eeee P1sd ReSce private terms, 10000 Pine uswashed
Flee 5Oc 1000 Low Secured 54e 5OoOO 10 sho IA nS =,
gan s bass Spring CsTnis siVhy bury, 27c 100
bale in Boston 96Isc 10000 No Western Fs@sSs @ % % & az
t1sHSS pr Sate terms 800 n SECURED 75c. "a, -,
TALJOwTe mket continues eys ana d1b gc - a. W sl And
Leaf continues rsQo f1I pre-
within he sng o sd2Oe Seed better deinsnd ana ths
sse % q AZ 5 s,'s. SIT Greg M S'S .ss " ohC crop 1878
private 724 Penssyvsnls crop $50 no az 80
s, cp Ys7s 100 case. suDdy oSSSe and
wHiskY-TSe active but seady sales Of 30 bSl' Al
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKBTS.

IoxpoS Sept ll-123O mCousos for mqaey 92 for
e secoopt Railway shares 3li do Prered OIL
LvHKPooI sept 1112:S0 mThe Cotton sales Of the week
have which $4,000 bales taken for expert
speeuatoR the stock 70 port s4OOO bales
ng 10 600 bales Amercan actual 10000 bales the
,oek adost 81 600 bales nouhng $4,000 American The
wheat for toe past thTee days have been oOVVV 9u
rluding 10000 American. ., ,,,,rs
IyKRPooI Sent ll-l2:30 D. m-Coton Is eadier Middng
Uplsnds 77sdSd; Middng Orleans, sdod s l4OOO bales
nc ludIng 2,50O for ex and speeulauon -. 30,
m--COtOn-Sacs developments OF the
new crop Mdng UDaRds nothing below Good od
naT AZ STa DO do nothing Mddngs at 7s Bread
rtuGs Wheat dl0S euts' for sveTage CALIFORNIA hue
iO4ll4 for club al0i for Red Winter Corn 35I6 q
puarer Peas 40 y quarter for Canadian. ,
LONDON Sept 1850 amount OF bullion gone into the
Of balance to-day 4l2OOO PaTls dispatches
quote al 64f 81 l9- -,
IyEEPooI sept 1850 -Sae Of shipments OF the
pes crop the hdDg Upand nothing below Good OTd
haIy 1854 or the sales to-day SOO bales wee American
LoSDoS Sept ll6 mPss dispatches quote Rens at 64t
65c
LIVERPOOL Sept ll-6 m-Yarns aud fabrics at Manchester
uuiet aud unchanged 20.
~ gallon Common Rosn. 6J3d6i6 q cwt Linseed 26l6
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NrwYoRx Sep. e c,rSss .SS ., DII
s1 he for the last oss against S60 for
corresponding our days las last wss Ton Ss1ss % sVa Some the
cattle and large drove e9uH i & SnS ras e
sT1 "s sS"aIa ss ana 0 ss we're equal
to '' % s,. S1 s. Sooa n 10 The ross eEe up % 2
far TeI.s and CheIose es,s % RON c bsa 10
ss .oli to dess IS carload at s42 head that
s The Jewish New Ys begin, DdOvn to-day which accounts
par for The vs.Gsss, % o. bs sss s S Co. cars
Co s 40 in the yss from previous IT,
Y Goldsmith sold for Morris wass Co. II cannon Missouri
ss' p pa. st.S I,Ps CO. 81 sS pd.Ss steers S cT a oSiO
n to dress @ 81 Kentucky DO 6sS7 ewt at lSl2 and ~
&C Goay is aeP1erh s cfeess q Ino. steers. "a ,Ea :,
.1s lSf e. s"ssS%:1 Sc virginia cattle Ga er
n FS sS S's'i s2sy 4SqS for Ges SO Indians vt O.
SiCs aud for HesEett Co. 100 Texans, 5h c~ at 7t'
b% einst Williams SO Cherokee cattle 81 eTt at
ewI sVsrsSe a i2s2s B 81 So b nclneins 80
ISs iSS ~ 's S 70 q ores 1s Z S
,s s s ksDslS 1 at .e1S e. s S ds 50 n
& e @ & Sc y y5Pe S:. :ss sG: a. and fE @
Seiess Co. o. sO ert, 9lec p to dress So n as
.I1, at sssS to Gres, @ Ge 50 At ST. TO dre'' 90
n and ~ % | S S" cy a. we're u Oss ssis For
POT and cars % at Jsrssy CtyuA y1 tSsd % 81 s for
o. @ time ass sei slauSterers Washington Market refused
.eop door 10 fat The few retail rans
1on his morning late the afternoon yesterday were az
reduction y n and TO prime sheep were sole At
b lambs l4 AZ least ~ carloads had to be heo
Hume Elliott son 126 Canada lambs 70lQ average. at 7e
N 100 do II 70 7dSc l5S do 81 10 at 7e IL do, oo To- al
2c; 4S Ohio sheep 70 H. at De; and 80 do, 80 10 at big
81 Ono sheep l3 10 average at DC ID % a.
81 4a 100 Canada lambs ~ b. at 7ci and lSZ Co.. DO
jeIuSe Co. sold 92 State lambs 90 n average s.7i4c 10
Judd Buckingham sold l8O State lambs 81 average at Gee
PidoOck CSC Ohio sheep 95'a st5i2c NJ
and 96 do, 81 n. at 5asc -
swSs-Ays IS at POrethst and ears al jersey
CITY 1928 hogs making 1871 Tor four DAYS
against ,O30 for the time last week None offered ahVe
SS419o y Tor grasse0
0LQ9A9c for cOrn-ed
BUFFALO, Sep. ll-CArTIB-Rcepts to-day including II cars
476 head making the total supply for the week
nus 20s head Goa against $50 c for the same
No sales repori all fresh arrivals were through CON
sgnnen yards bare Of stock few ODDS and eOa prices
sHEEP TO-DAY 900 bead making the total
supply far "a 900 bead aganst 900 head Tor
~ same time closed beavy Canada lambs
40 75d&6 25 - 90 Western sheep S4GS4 o
900 head king the tcs supply Tor
Che 800 head An 1910 head for the sse time
lat week moderately active 50 15Gso ~;
beavy hogs 50 75d$7 50i but few Of the latter in the pens
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
COTTON MARKETS.

r,vcxv.,, Sent ll-Co.ton firm; Mitdhpg l6e receipts 20
bales Shipments III bales. s':es SeG9 100 Ss s.l: weekly r''s'
THw ORLHAss 1COttOn quiet and unchanged
as sgS bates. Seei net receipts 2e76 bales; 1872
bales exports, Britain 2497 baes eo"ise |oo' oA
'ae GcrTasT Sept l1COtior guiet Mddur ia Low Mid
gross 22s bales shipments bsi sales total 2S3 bales s'0es
lgs. gUS Ease Sent Oton Cote quiet Mddng &c., %dns
lss Good Ordinary Isl Tsss s sss rSsP s55 O. s
Macos Sept icOon quiet and weak Modhns e d5s 2s , Low
Mdei"g 34s ts s. Ss.d .ss Gni g S sss bales
SEPT SSa zoo Ss. qsiet co t. Weekly ne,
SO bales; gross 262S bales sales, 1850 bales
.ssy TssS g75 e shipments 20 bales stock AIS
ScsYoEE sept lCOon quiet Low Mddins lSc ns, receipts.
1923 bass vsesly mel receipts s40 baes exports e0''"'e'
CaiHIr7cs cosn quiet Ssdns lSaS S5S i,. net
Ssss sGss exports eoatssc Isis bales. 200 bales
ding. s%s; Good Ordinary Tscsig5' q bales T s;9;
ans bales exports coasts 27 @ S ' SsS. .oa e % exports
cossi.se 1928 b.ltsi sale; sl bales x,dr, lie, ne.
receipts, 10 bales; gross. bales weekly net receipts 1913
ssRs Sept licottOn-Le dong ncminsly unehsDgeS
ddn l5 10. Nasns l4aSla Sss s S,., G,d1s s ic
bsles stock 1852 bales; weekly net receipts 1877 baes EXPORTS
sarTsoHs sept Mddqg receipts S
SO bales export 40 bales sales $50 Aes lnnes aoS so9
Ss: exports coasvse 24O b sales 1877 balssi splnner'
SaVSssa Sept acv Middns 1Sc Low MddHs ss
l4Ic Good Ordinary 1886 net receipts $50 bales gross 999
bsles ,rpor 3s bales sales 93l bales stock o49o
bales weeiy receipts 4369 bales 1872 bale, erpGr
10 The Continent bales sS bales sales nee
ST. sp 1lCottOn lover hddhng Iose Low moanne
15l Good Ordinary receipts days 90 oses gross
iii bae shipmen 362 bales stock l3l bales weekly net re-
CENTS l62 gross 81 bales; shipmen us bales ~.
HKnPHs Sept quiet demand good eaerngs hhl
Midilngs i5; Low Md4ng l5 cepts 4oZ bslssi sa9 sp
epts 67S bales 1874 6Ol9 bales 1873, 2o@o bses
weekly receipts .677 bales shipments. 7l6 bales
IortsyIIlE Sept ll.-CettOn dull Mddhhg, lOe. ,,o
sTar.TA sent steady; Mddhng l5e receln lsO
b,les % 2ss baes stock 1874 463l tales 1873 7oz bales;
weekly receipts 456 be shipments 4'e hae'i total ''s llO0
bales. miami. ou
,ddng l5e l3e ree s l3 baes sales "a
hss stock ia bales weekly receipts SO hae exports coast
wise % bales sales 800 bales ,,r 81 -, v,u..
SELMA Sept ll.-Cotton arm Middline, l5ei Low hddng
~ Good Ortpary ; weekly receipts 9S5 bses
S5 shipments 642 baes stock 1874 1IS oaesi 1870
MoSTGoxERY Sept 1l-Cotton quet; Low hidiiuE l4he
weekly net receipts 933 bses shipments 744 baesi soeA 1919
sO7 bales; 1873 1909 bsfes 49, >, . ..,.. ego ,.,...
PoEr ROYAL ll-Cotton-Weeky net receipts COZ baei
erports coastwise. 652 bales; stock. - . ,oo
fspIiyoLA Texas Sept lCoton-Weeky net receipts, l99
hale exports, coSstWise, 1873 bales -,
PRovDKNcK Sept llCStion- sales 25VO bales s'oh'
5000 bales -