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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-07-25
YERGENNES.

The Catholic picnic will come off
about August 10.
Many attended the picnic at Queen
City Park ON Wednesday.
Mr.. Benedict, who has been very
sick, is slowly recovering.
Mr.. Frank Ross's little son, Philip,
has been very sick but is some better.
Mrs. Hammond preached here on
Wednesday evening last, to a large au-
dience in the M. Z. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Lamb returned
from their wedding trip last Friday.
They have taken rooms with Geo. w.
Ross on Elbow street.
-Chas. Tulle, of Panton, had his nose
badly broken last Sunday by the kick
of sucking colt. DIR. Woodbridge was
called and dressed the wound.
The steamer Curlew went TO Bur-
lington on Tuesday last TO have her
boiler tested. Quite largo party went
with her and a very enjoyable trip was
had.
One of tho Reform school boys,
about ten years of age, got so home.
sick or else took the runaway fever, that
he started for home last Monday night
and got within sight of ii when caught
AT the annual meeting of the Y. NJ
G. A. for the election of officers OF
Tuesday evening last, c. b. Lyman wal
elected president; Miss Angie Stewart
vice president; Will Hawkins, secreta
ry; G.. II. Nye, treasurer; directors
Misses Nellie Haven and Mary Stewar
and DIR. A. A. Arthur. 1t was also vo
ted that the meetings hereafter be hel,
in the Tcmper ance Union Hall, Ste
vens' Block.
About seventy-ive persons wen
from here to the Queen City picni
grounds ON Wednesday last, to atten,
the Good Templars' picnic. The rail
caused some annoyance, but not a
much as the actions of some ofthe row
dies who came back on the train. Muc
wonderment was caused that the rail
road company did not have order o.
the train. Several ladies were DISCUS
ted with the actions and talk of the row
dies, and II is hoped that in the futur
/ q sufficient police force will be on boar
to keep order at least.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-07-25
County News
ADDISON.

Mr.. G. NJ. Willmarth has been ap-
pointed notary public.
MIR. George Waldron has been
camping out near Whitney creek.
Mr.. NJ. Carpenters general repair
and blacksmith shop is now one of our
institutions.
Morton and Campbell are preparing
for the threshing season, having one Of
Gray's improved machines.
&C. b. Strong "cooled of" his toe
with block of ice. Mode of admins
tration-dropping the block.
Our usual number of runaway in
cidents occurred last week. Some
horse-rakes and wagons were upset,
but no personal damage.
One of our ladies Is supposed TO be
training for the autum walking matches
in New York. While on cherry trip
near Grand View Mountain, recently
with pupil in heel and toe science, she
lost her way, and only escaped little
too much practice by enquiring of an
other wanderer the way to her starting
point.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-07-25
Local News.
picnic weather.

y Fine picnic weather. a
\vDr. Mellen is back again. ~
MANY farmers arc through haying.
Peaches have arrived. They are
beautifully small.
Mrs. Hammond preached in YER
gennes last Wednesday.
The prospect for an excellent pota-
TO crop is said to be promising
The influx of summer boarders at
Bread Loaf ia becoming of the usual
size.
Gen. j. NJ. Warner of Albany, N.
Y, is making his annual visit to Mid
5 dlebury.
Quite number of Middlebury peo-
pie are spending the midsummer Holt
days ut the Bread Loaf.
Otter Greek has been very low for
some time. There Is water enough to
run the mills, however.
MIR. Amidon, over on Foot Street
between eighty and ninety years old, is
cutting his third set of teeth.
President Hubert has been elected
one of the vice-presidenls for Vermont
of the American Institute of Instrnc
tim.
The incompetency of the committed
having the Good Templars' picnic il
charge was chiefly shown this time il
appointing it on such rainy day.
Mr.. Chas. Goodnough is sufierin!
from a severe attack of fever and ague
the result of formerly living in mala
rial district in the West.
Hon. Il. j. Phelps is having tn
Woods place thoroughly repaired, an
it will be desirable place for some on
wishing to keep boarding house.
Mr.. Bonus Gee is raising his hous
one story and making various alter
ations for the better. Score one nor
toward improvement in the looks of on
village.
"A party consisting of Col. A. !
Tracy, Will Tomlinson, Tom Fletcher
DR.. Will Kingsley, Judd Wright an
Frank Damon, have gone over into III
Adirondacks TO seek for fun.
We have received the premium Iii
for the coming fair of the Vernon
State Agricultural Society, to be hel
at Montpelier, on Tuesday, Wednesds
and Thursday, Sept. 9, 10 and H.
We learn that seven parties wi
imbibed Burlington whiskey and fgh
ing manners at the Good Templar
picnic have been pulled" and son
have left TOWN 10 avoid A like fate
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-07-25
OR WE'LL.

We hear that the campers of the
"Horicon Club" are preparing for Lake
George.
Rev. T. NJ. Post, of st. Louis,
preached In the Congregational church
here last Sabbath.
Quite number of the farmers here
are through haying, and are now har-
vesting. The hay crop is very good in
deed. ~
Rev. Mr.. Garfield, from Ohio, Is to
supply the pulpit here during the pas
tors vacation ofthree weeks A prayer
meeting was held last Sabbath afternoon
at the school house near Ira Matthew'S.
Another one will be held there two
weeks from last Sunday.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-07-25
Profits OF $1,000.

"To sum it up, six long years of bed
ridden sickness, costing 5000 per year,
total 81, 200-alI of this expense was
stopped by three bottles of Hop Bitters
taken by my wife. She has done her
own homework for year since, with
out the loss of day, and | want every
body to know it, for their benefit.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-25
Lot 1O4 in H.rrIsons survey.

Part lot 80 in Vliets survey re.
corded in vol 80 Of deeds p $50.
1acre Of outlot 236 In Harr isons
surrey recorded 10 book s OF
deeds page 23T.
Lot Ga in Vliets survey.
Lot "a In Vliets survey except
those parts owned by Jenkin,
Bsstlan. Goldsworthy, D road and
Ellery.
Lot 1876 10 Twins ad.
Y! lot CT in Vliets survey ex-
cept small piece Of same owned
by James Lynch.
Pt lot 81 In Nliets survey re-
corded In book J OF deeds p 1853.
Outlet 223 and nj PA In Har-
risons survey.
Part lot 1873 in Harrisons sur
vey recorded in book 2 OF deeds
page SO.
Lot IL in stavelys ad.
Lots l26 i2l in Twins al,
Lot 257 In Twins ad,
Lots As 40 so CO Ga 65 In STAY.
e.y : ad except ~ feet OF lot 40,
and ~ n OF tot ~, and cot S In
oil lot 80.
Lots GO 10 10 stave,ys ad.
Lots II 10 so 81 In Slavelys ad.
Undl lot SOL In Iryius ad.
Part lot 80 Vliep survey ex-
cept those parts decided to Wv
ian, Oats and Lanyon in deed re-
corded In vol 10 Of deeds p 55S,
One acre in Wiseiswt sec 82,
Town 3 Range 3 East recorde d
In book X OF deeds p 494 and vol
u of deeds page 273,
Lot 200 In IIarrisons survey re-
corded in vol 2S of deeds p 6S.
Outlets 207 225 In Harrisons
survey recorded In vol % OF
deeds page G7,
Lots 40 AZ In stavelys ad.
Lot 2j4 In Iryins al.
Lot 80 In Stavelys ad.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-25
SECOND WARD.


Lots1 5 In Nllets survey.
Lot SJin Twins al.
Lots 10 and - and . II of W side
lot % Nllcts surrey.
81 oulot 2isin llarrisons sur
vey except part decided to Min
cral Point railroad.
Part lot ~ Nliets survey pat.
cnted to Burrls, except part re
corded In book J Of deeds p $50.
Those parts Of lots % VI % In
Nlicts survey recorded IN book Y
Of deeds page NAG
Lots 2i2 Sus II Twins a..
lots 81 81 In Nlirts survey,
Lnts2l % 81 81 IN Twins adj.
Fart lot NJ % in Nliets survey
as described inbook y OF deeds
page i9a
IS II oil the North end OF lot
81 In Twins nd recorded In vol T.
&c deeds page as,
Fart lot ~ W vllcts survey
recorded IN book . OF deeds page
400 except part decided to War
rcn,
Those parts ~ nutlats OF 100
tQi in llatrisar' survey recorded
In book laofdeeds page 5Gi.
Part lots ~ l22 In Nltets sur.
vey recorded N vel = of deeds y
-,
Part lot 10; Ia Nlicts survey
recorded In back IL deeds y III;
also ne! ot lot iNl in NIicts sur
vey.
Part lot III in Nlieis survey
recorded b0ai, 2 NJ deeds y l3l
Part lot III In Harrisons sur.
yey recorded IN vol y Of deeds
PAGE 2iN
lot SO aul w lot $ IN yliets
survey
Lots is ia2n9l Eatons
undl outlet 9l3 IN llarrisons
survey recorded III book 5 Of
deeds y ~.
Part oullot2ti lIsrrispns sur.
yes recorded 10 book X Of deeds
i 2ai, except piece descrlbrlin
said deed net the uEd Of same
also except part owned by Miti
cral Point railr ai
Outlots Is ~ 10 In Narrl-
Sous survey except Mill Privilege
Ia deed recorded Ia book X of
deeds page III
fhnsc parts oC outlets lal III
In narrisons survey recorded In
vol IL dcels page ~, ANA IN
hook \ 0f deeds pggc e.
Fart lot - IN Nlrrts survey re.
corded IN vol Is uf deeds pagc -,
Par, ~ ~ III larrl,0ns survey
recorded III yel rs II ,iecisp 266
Lots 2iS 2a 2ia 80 III lrvins
al.
2tfta4 IN. frout IN High 81. on
tha W SIDE II the M lot Sd In
y llets survey
u, 30 IN Twins al.
Lots = Min Nlclts survey eN.
ceptS q on " side II lot =
y q trdf on Fountain 81 "
lol \; III N,lets survey
Il ig2!ths feet OIL W side lot
10, aud ~ Is od + side lot 81 In
Nliets survey,
Fart lot 30 In Nlets survey *
cept part decided 10 Lanyon and
Gundry.
nndl oatlot 80 IN liarrisens
survey.
undi lot $50 Ia Twins all
unji lot ilg In Irsins al.
lndi lot s0l Ia lryins al.
SOUTH lpl IA d llarrisous
survey
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-25
SUMMONS.

Circuit Court-1owa County.
John Krier plaintiff, vs.. Nicholas X rier, Eliz-
abeth Krier, Henry Krier. Margretha Kricr,
and Susannah Krcr, defendants.
Nicholas krier.
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons, ex-
elusive OF the day of service and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid; ,
and in case of your failure so to do, Judgment
will be rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint; of which copy Is
herewith served upon you.
LANYON & SPENSLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o. Address, Mineral Point, Iowa Co. Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-25
Town Of Waldwick.
Township 4, North of Range
4 East,
SUMMONS.
State of Wisconsin-Circuit Court

State of Wisconsin-Circuit Court
Iowa County.
Mathew Bodies plaintiff, vs.. Eustace J. Cooper,
and Mary A. Cooper his wife, defendants.
The State of Wisconsin, to the said defend
an 3, and each ofthem:
You are hereby summoned to appear WITHIN
twenty DAYS aft or service of this su luminous. ex-
elusive Of the day of service, and defeno the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid !;
and in case of your failure SO to do, Judgment
win be rendered against you according TO the
herewith served upon you. And you are iurther
notified that the summons and complaint in
this action was filed n the Office Of the clerk oil
the circuit court, at Dodgeville, Iowa County
Wisconsin, on March the 18th. A. y. 1879.
j. NJ. SMITH. Plaintiffs Attorney.
=, o. Address, Mineral Point, Iowa Co. Wis.
Dated March, 18th, A. ID. 1879. 1916
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-25
State of Wisconsin--Circuit Court

Iowa county.
Mathew Bolles plaintiff, vs.. Eustacc j. Cooper.
defendant.
The State OF Wisconsin to the said defend
art.
You are hereby summoned to appear within
20 days after service ofthi. summons. exclusive
OF the day of service, and defend the above en-
titled action IN the court aforesaid and in case
efyour failure SO to do. judgment will be rem
dered against yon according to the demand
Of the complaint; of which cepy is here
with served upon you. and you are hereby
notified that the summons and complaint in
said action were duly filed III the office OF the
Clerk of said Circuit Court, at Dodgevie
Iowa County, Wisconsin, on the 18th day OF
March, A. ID. 1870.
j. NJ, SMITH, Plaintiffs Atty.
P. o, Address, Mineral Point, Iowa County,
WISCONSIN.
Dated March 18th, A. D. 1873. 1876
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-25
TAX NOTICE.
STATE OLE WISCONSIN

STATE OF WISCONSIN
County or IowA-ss.
Notice is hereby given
that so much of each
waet or parcel of land
described in the follow
ing list as may be neces-
sary for that purpose
will, on the second Tues
day, being the thirteenth
day of May, A. d. 1870,
and the next succeeding
days thereafter, be sold
by me at public auction
ut my Office in the Court
House in the Village Of
Dodgeville in the coun-
ty and State aforesaid,
for the payment Of the
delinquent taxes of the
year 1878 together with
interest and charges
thereon), which said
taxes have been return
ed to this Office delin-
quent prior to this date,
by the treasurers OF the
several towns and the
treasurer of the City Of
Mineral Point In the
County Of Iowa and
State OF Wisconsin.
Given under my hand
ut the County Treasu-
rer's office in theVillage
of Dodgeville In said
county this seventh day
OF April, A. ID. 1870.
G. GILLMANN,
County Treasurer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-25
Village OF Dodgcville.
ew corner rwN nwA see y =
town u range \ cast-eco vol
OF deeds y llO
,Ip,,l,In AddItlnn.
lllarln AlalIlnn.

nlsrk'e Addition,
lot =. lot ~, mr. lot 81. part
lot ~ acres SEQ deed IN vol
10 OF derds u ~, lot ~,
l,urnll'r Addition
Lots ~ aud ~. lots : aud .
in block /,
lSdly's Addition.
Lutte n NJ aud u,
Leans Addition.
Lot \,
Wilson's Addition.
Lot ,,
llaskh addition,
Lot q, ~ lot -, ~ lot ~,
Wv lot -,
so hy 81 II Of lot rs,
Dodge = Addition.
Lots 10. Il aud ~
Lots 0a, 90 and 81.
Lot 20,
Maadcn's Addition,
~ " lnt i
Il II north aide OF lot y
LUIS - W. - uHh 49,
Lots 4, aud Is.
l.ul 30.
Lots III, leo, NJ. iOl, ias,
Lots "a. a., III, Ill aud lis.
Thomas Addition.
Lot 4.
Martin : Addition,
part sclAscI see " town y
range 5 Qasl see vol ~ y iel
part stAscA sec ~ town q
range ! east pee vol ~ y 2lO
VI Ut " pt swlscl acc ~ town
u range I east-- see decd III vol
20 y hSg
swlnel sec " town q range
| 3 cast
sclsrs sec ~ town Q range y
| east
part nv Iswiswl sec "a town
y range ) vast--see deed IN vol
ppaii
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-25

1T sciuW as described IN deed
recorded 10 Vol ia VI deeds
page dla y
clsci =
ilarrisnns survey " the " oi
nv made into lots aud formerly
In the village Vt Mineral point.
pt oI lot No rs In wluWl ASIDE
scrlbed In deed recorded In spl
~ page a3i :
All II lot No 2lS IN wlns! ex.
cept that part of said lot de.
senhed In decd recorded in vol
~ VI deeds rage a5i 3
lot 22l In Winwl J
10 Tot ia 10 " inw as descllh.
cd In deed recorded Ia vol -
~ deeds page 6la }
NJ ~ lot 2it In wlnwl entered
ia maine " Francis y. Dunn,
Aug 18th lSlj except that
part described 10 deed record
ed IN vol - ~ deeds y $40 }
~ IL lses ais described In deed
recorded III VOL II II deeds i
6li =
Those parts Of NV SEX as de.
scrlbed in deeds recorded Ia
VOL TO liz deeds page 6lU and
vol II efdecds page Col 4
pt nc!Sa commencing South
"a kast SD n and 6 inches
from stake that stands 3
chains aud 20 links South
from the Northwest corner
OF said tract running thence
Soath Al hast a10ft. thence
Mouth ~ East ia9 n thence
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-25
Town of Mimin.

Township 8, North OF Range
East.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-25

Village of Linden.
1 lot 81
lots "a and 80
elz lot 81 and lot SO
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-25

All lands in the fol-
lowing list are situated
in the County Of Iowa
and state OF Wisconsin:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-25
Town OF Clyde,

Township Z. North Of Range
y kast.
naarfIn,,nu SectIou
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
IrNr,s NEW-YoRK CIRCUs.

It j. difficult To convey in the printed word
the sense os comfort and absolute satisfaction which the
genuine lover Of the Circus derives when. snugy en-
seonc,d in Mr. Loni's new establishment. more
snifs the tanbark and contempates the animated ana
cvercbceriuf ring Here dwcls forever the charm that
bewitched him In chidhood-the charm that still has
power 10 awaken the boy his tired mind and jaded
heart. and make him for moment forret us ankle
ties and troubles Mr.. Lent has made an eNceiem ne
ginning In the reGtabishment here Of the equestrian
inFtitution over which he has long presided win so
much taste and discretion. and with which his name Is
So honoraby and so peasuraby identified. II may take
some timc to band the Circus up 10 what II was IN the
oil place Fourteenth-st In the old days; but aeany
the basis has surely lai, and the public may wen
look To see this enterprise continue and flourish MI
Robert Sticncy most famous OF Circus equesrianS
came out here on Monday, and his astonishing
strength and graceful skill ia the management OF many
horses is delight all who can appreciate the E"! o
fine health athletic vgor, indomable courage, ana the
trained ski which dominates force and dehes Danger
Mile r,rnour although bv no means such artist rs
Haulon daring performer ON the trapeze, ana no,
less graceful than bold. Miss Pauline Lee caN.al
Ts.r executes on horseback dIfcu feat m iugrleTy
and MS Is one 0f the most brilliant features IN Mt
Icufs entertainment. Another nne ana slariihE
grhievenent that OF sgnOr Sebastian who rides az
mi steed and leap through hoop FIRE ard through
a hoop encrced with daggers that pont inward 20 me
centre. Certain quick changes IRON one colc cn'r1,
Ter 10 another ekiifully made ny MI W II
sewe. and two very beautiful pom HaeS napngT th@r
trainer. Mr. John II. Murray,-and THIS display
ton-p ruously illustrates the dOcy, intelugo nee ana
spufude ~ the horse. MISS Emmp Lake dashing
riier ana Messrs Watson and L'vantlue oisport mem
Ter rhe COMPANY is well supplied with clowns-Mr
Fred Az being apparently the principal OF these
; OF the ring furnishes lively element in tins eXh
bliion and makes think of that capital ballad ny
Thackerav which quintcscenceo Of circus per
foimancrs has been immoriaizeg Mr.. W II Gornan
rides finely al the hurdles ana there is soou SUI. on
Ioues Mr. Ients circus does not prosper. and the
to an cvcnins or an afternoon. Of this innocent and
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

fiscal year the shipping engaged in the
foreign trade decreased 1871 s43 tons the shipping
engaged in the coastwlse trade increased 10l ,0l3
tons.
The vessels built during the year ended June 30.
1879 amounted to 10000 tons, rs against 1885, ,504
tons built during the preceding year. The quantity
of iron vessels built in this country during the last
five years amounted to only 1882 tons. whereas
the iron shipbuilding of Great Britain dur
ing the last five years reported amounted to
1870 tons. The iron vessels bult in this
United states amounted TO 26,960 tons during the
year ended June 30 1878. aud to 22,007 tons dur
ing the year ended June 80. 1870. there has been
very little iron sail tonnage built in this country
and none since the year 1871.
The following table shows the position of Ameri-
can and foreign vessels in the foreign trade OF the
United States:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

Clss O., November and Deccmhr dchysrv. 3d. also
90 Ssn%Siv and February deiigery I'D s Ga ss.
and Ap delivery. 6slad, aso g. s CO., As aiJone Do
IoSDox Sow i2-Ths nanehcster orordce IN its trade
Ts99g , @9erg .ay nf fa,a1 Isr s eEsr ae
were mostly shsr bers found tie mako much more
AuGusTA Novl a'~coioh drIn. Miaanng, II r Low MID
ding lic 9ood Ordinary, l0'sc, feceps ilvo baiesI
BAifiXons; Nov, l2co,Ion srn, M'ddlas lpe Isgg Iss,gg
bales rIoss bales. exports coastw- lG7 bales sales.
Bosfos SoV IL cotton aim, MdSe i2e Tow MD.
ding II 'e Good Ordinary ii 2o not receipts, LES
cnxaLEsIos Soy. l2cotion opened now, qlet'
nary ie sei rseeip,s 80 bales. ssror: thS cond.
nent SSy ealss ssl,s loo 1ales STOCK gi,Is
23l2 bales shiDmens 2769 bales sales lsG bales; stock.
balss gfoss sai7 Sses eISorf 10 Great tan 2s5 bales,
bales coastSise ESQ bales. sales. 1875 7s2ef
LOUISVILLE. NOy, l2.cotton strong. Miadllsg, llte.
MEsiPI Nov. l2-CoIton nrmi Mhdnng u 2c receipts,
1858 BALES shipments li4e bAles sales $50 bales stock
sGy S %Sg1s Sgs1sa 1sss nov @ @ ss
nary &C. Ps TescB, csS Sss o9e az s s COAST
NFwoELhASs Noy i2-cotsn lrreg1iar quotations rom
mel Mia.s NO. s s~ Msd1s gsI II al GS Ss. sa:
to Grat Br'ss $50 saes 70 FriRse % slg, o = oS ,oS
NosFoIK Nov. I2.-Coron firm; Middlng i1's'.i nst
recep- Gi bales exports coastwse 29GO bales ssle s6z
bales stock. 81 lS9 bales
PHILADELPHIA Nov. ~ Cotton firms Miidli7g. l2c Low
Mddnng. II SCI Good Ordinary. lsc Net receipts q
bales 1882 bales sales lOll Dacs spnners, $40
bales; stock eu22 bacr. -
SAVANNAH. Nov. l. Cotton active and Irregular Mid
ding, IL hc Low Mdiiinr. Ike Good orfrar'. losc
receipts 7, bales 1905 bales exports % Great
Britain 5724 Dales tho Continent 800 bales cosstwIse
l,5i4 bales sales 21Ou bales stock. sO.5eb haies
LOiI~. Nov II Cotton hgier, Mlddling. II 2c
LOW Mddng. lifc; Good Ordinary lie; recep- $3.50
bales shipments 1851 baes sales 576 bales STOCK 5l2io
bal a.
wnMpeTos Nov. l9-cotton firm: MddHnr, n -; Low
Mdnng II &c, Good Ordinary llc reCepi- 80 Dalcs
exports 70 Great Britain. ~ baes sales i2J oaes stock
40 baes.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Nov. l2-i23O p.uL-tOon buoy anti Adding
Upland ~; Mddng Orleans Id; sales 10000 bales, in
for speculation export Receipts 1900
bales Futures is better; UDlands Low Mid
ding clause November delivery Csss also ID also 7isid
6s November ana December delivery SD also
tsT.gd December and Jlnuay livery, 6fssd, also
ss,d: DO January and February delivery
also 6s adj do, February Msron delivery. 6id also
no. March and AJr1l delivery, Bssd also sd.
Apii May delivery 6islsd DO May aud June delivery
ID do and July delivery I'd; New
Crop shipped October November sail 6s aYdi do.
Crop, shipped November and December saiL 6isi~d
IiyKkruo- Nov. l2-lS0 m.-Aiddnng UpiaDds Cotton.
Ia; MddmE Otlesns 1lod
Nov. l2-45O m.-Ihe eaee OF Cotton today
includes, l3OOV Futures-U plands Mid
cing clause November delivery, 6isd. aso Ossz also