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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

Col. Webo, of the New York Courier &
Enquirer, has avowed himselfa full con-
vert to the "Water Cure system. He
asserts that he was cured of severe cold
by it, and says:
''That am firm believer in the "water
cure" in all affections of the chest and
lungs, ! freely admit: and although can
not believe in any universal panGceG, |
doubt not but it will be found equally be-
nefcial in many other complaints Ny
own experience feel it a duty TO the plb-
lie at large thus promptly to relate; and to
inculcate as l5always have, a free use of
cold water at all times, and by all persons
in almost any state of health. 1t is, 1
firmly believe, great preuentiUe Of dis
ease; and know, both from experience
and observation in my own family, that in
affections of the chest, it is, most unques-
tionably, an infallible remedy. Under
these circumstances, lcommend BULwER's
letter and the study of the I" water cure''
to all our readers, and to the members OF
the medical profession in Particular
Science is daily enlarging this sphere of
usefulness; and there is. no reason to drubt
that Hydropdtby is destined to become a
most important auxiliary to the judicous
practice of medicine"
--~~~ ~-7--7<-7@5r(-@s sss-s
TIMING THE HOUSE - GETTING THE
FLooR.-The correspondent of the Argus
writes. that while Mr. Cobb, OF Georgia,
was speaking few days ago " seventeen
individuals crowded around him, as the
place where, of all other places, they
might catch the chairman's eve. AS Mr..
c. turned to look at the clock, to ascertain
when his hour would expire, the seven
teen braced themselves, throwing back
one leg, pushing forward the head and
partly extending the right hand, with the
most intense anxiety exhibited in every
muscle. In the middle of sentence,
down came the hammer, announcing the
expiration of the hour. "Go!" shouted
waggish member from Alabama, at the
top of his voice, and Instantly the seven
teen sprang TO their feet, crying "Mr.
Speaker" as loud as they could bawl
Ladies in the galleries were frightened
into Mysteries, an immense roar of laugh.
ter echoed through the hall, while Holmes
of 5. e. was seen, with horror depicted in
his countenance. counting with his point.
ed finger, the numerous aspirants for the
floor. 1t was rich scene, one which
would have made Hogarh's pencil laugh
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

WILL. at the April term next Of the
Probate Court Of Carroll county, pre-
sent my account as required by law, and
tender nv resignation as administrator Of
the estate OF Wm. c. Davis. deceased
IL j. AMOS HOLMAN, Adm'r.
:. January %, 1916 7-&
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
In District Chancery Court

es AT CARROLLTON.
E. S. Tappan I
rs.
President, Directors 81 CO. February
of the Farmers 81 Mer- ( Rules, 1916.
chants' Bank, at Mem
phis, Tennessee.
T1PON opening the matters Of this
bill, and il appearing to the salts
faction of the Court that the said defend
ants reside bey ond the limits OF this State
1t is ordered, that unless they appear,
plead, answer or demur to the bill of com
pIainan,s herein, on or before the third
Monday of June next, the matters of the
bill! herein viii lie taken pro contessO as
10 them, and decreed accordingly.
Il is further ordered, that publication
hereof be made in the Mississippi Demo
crat once a week for two months success
sively. VIM. P. BOLE, Clerk.
February IL, 1876 9-9t
WAUL and SHEPPARD, Sorrs.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

Samuel Hurd, complainant,
rs. No SO.
Anne Pope ct al defendants
ETPON opening compliments bin, and
proof being made that the defend-
ant Anne Pope X nut citizsn OF this State,
but resides Leyond the limits Thereof, and
beyond the juriS,iieriaR Of ihis Court, -
that the ordinary PrOcess Of the Court can
not be served upon her
II is therefore ordered, That The sad
defendant enter her appearance herein 81
or bel1re the next term OF this C.sart Io
be holden al CarrultOn on the third Ma
day of June next, and plead, answer %
demur to compliments bah, Otherwise the
same viii be taken tor confessed against
hre, set for hearing sr Pdrfs. and the mat
tiers therein deereed accordingly. And Il
is further ordered, that copy o. tbs ar
der, together with an ab>;raci Of this bill.
be published in the MiSsiSsipp5 D,mocrss.
a newspaper published in the Iown 4 Car
rOllton, once a week tor swO mlnths SIC
cessively. A true eoPy-teSts
WM P. B0LE, ClsFk
By order Of ComPls's SOFr, Watt
Febraury 3, 1916 S-9t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
Removal.

Ar The office of the DEMOCRAT has been
removed TO the building formerly occupied
by M! D. Kimbroughs esq. on the soilth-
west corner of the squares
February 2, 1916, A sssss )
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
Tariff all On-free trade!

AdFIM sIAH UAA-AECC NEdNLC.
UST received, at POINT LEFLORE,
81 per steamer Fay, lot of Groceries,
consisting of Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt,
&c. Also, Oats, Nails, &c. &C., cheap
tor cash or cotton. Highest price paid for
cotton. Salt, $l,75 per sack, and Dry
Goods at New York cost.
A. w. AYRES.
LeAore, Feb. 10, 1915
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
O. q. WOODaAN,


Committed Co the 5ais
AZ Csrrf co1nIF, Ms,
nerSEosr I. l>ss, a nc
KY srs ssaa 80 Sats - Ezllz =
PF/ SHAN. sa3 sksI be oSt 49, 10
znnzza ne ws.ss~ Flsser bslaz ur1s
Canron. Naszsaa es1zss. a tas safe
He abat - xezrS -. sal sfatare,
) 6eet 4 % ; IaeAes "A. vrrx tzzsss hAlr,
roacbeS "a f-z-fs h.i % ~hen cazuualIrcd
Isans coat scd Paasss dras osrr~a'--S.ys
he rana~av abasas he Ia a. Ag-Gsi Tie
owner = rec ae>tsd . cc-n~ -. : f's'e
DroOersv. pav cnarsrs- ans axe Aazz 10y
7. :. 6RlnEg. Isai-r.
n N rsER a5d
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
The State OF Mississippi,


CARROLL COUNTY.
In Circuit Court of said c0sHiy, October
tern a. ID. 1915.
billiard Petty -Ar,cv,,.,r e.,
VIM. P. Wellington. Inc 81" Of 800
"HIS DAY came the plaintiff By bis
3 Attorney, aud il appearing 70 the
satisfaction Of the Court thai the attach
ment in this cause has been returned ex-
ecuted by snmmoning William G. Guilder
as garnishee in this cauSe-It Is therefore
ordered by the Court, that notice be glven
that unless the said defendant shall appear
at the next term Of the Circuit CnuFt 10 De
holden at the courthouse IN Cavrollfon
on the second Monday Of Nav next. aud
give special bail, aud plead, answer Or de-
mur to the said attachment, judgment BY
default will be rendered against ham, and
The garnIshee called on To answer
1t is further ordered. that this nOsice BE-
published in the MississipPi DsRocrst. a
newspaper published in he town Of Car
rollton, Carroll County, for tour weeks sue
ceSsively, and cause continued
A true copy from the minutes. January
10, 1916. r. A. SEWARD, CLsrk-
January 2S Til
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

nR Z make - rbarsc g -tcurg &
" Gee s-ut q - "a tircraas -.
and Infsnfet 80 - .easaf e. alr hlclz1s
Ness F-arn- Crresaa3 s. e.. sEd
MesSrs- Mo-. -Tit.E. s. a.. ~ of.fass,
We are alsas> "a iaE1s O. Ia-c .facFzi
a.lvanceS or p.sscaa-c e. sh.- h,-ts-g gssess.
] DUNCAN 4 -.
6resnw0c6. De = la S2t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
EStrayS.
ZION
FEM ALE AGA DEM n &.
EStrayS.

Il Il Va n n u a - y ~ u " u
A T the solicitation of their friends,
N the present Faculty Of his Insti'u-
lion will continue theiI charge thereof
during the present year. The services of
an additional Teacher, Of superior quah6-
cations, has also been engaged. Like
wise, in addition TO the former Chemical
aud Philosophical Apparatus belonging TO
the Seminary, very superior AslrOno-
mcal Apparatus has been procured The
Principal, who. during the present Vara-
lion. will visit the cities OF Natchez, Yicks-
burg and Jackson. proposes to engage =
well qualified Frenca Tearher. The pub
lie may feel assured that hereafter this In
siitution shall rank inferior To none IN the
South.
The next session will commence on the
first Monday in February.
B. HOLT, Priacipal
January Is, 1916 ga
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
Administrators Notice.
Administrator,s Notice.

T. ETTERS of administration having
- been granted to the undersigned 10y
the Probate Court of Carroll county, al
the February term 1646), on.the estate OF
John Waull, deceased, all the creditors
of said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent their claims duly authenticated. with
in the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred
VIM. BARROW, Adm'r
of John Vaults estate.
February IL, 1916 Oct
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

ENOR SALE-A house and LOT in the
town of Greenwood, built for gro-
Gerry. Also, Wagon, and a yoke of
oxen. HENRY BOND.
February IL 9-3t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11


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J.-.sA Sssvaa ssIa Fss Rsvusct.
~ SAL So Ts nres=S<r Ts--.
Sarak 4 Ssovsn lSsS.
"HIS DAY esze - roz--saz as-azs. ~
hs >ollei,ur. a. = -Frcarsag -
The satisdArsion a lae Get tAaI gle d.
ssn5ans = = 49, rrsss-zt u - Szass e
MlsSssSiopi. ~ sa=< kat1ss h~sa psasca.
Il = sr,Zr~rZ - ~ szzf. rs.t Pzss-a-
TIA "a ne P<E4szry IS as ts4 tc Ea8c
~sekly Sc Ave ssc>rSss.s - As n iAe
= MissssSaPes n~1~cui,- H<~SesPsr
Pas.sA~d = Shs 50 q C.rreEa. CaF-
ri eH-aiy, MsssisssPgs. tAas uaisss ths
sid esisn1azt SAD eater ssr seaearaars
Al he neNs Jaee ser.s e AS Cears. and
plead, answer O. csuzz- - tAs eaz=.,,ala-
aEt's kal. tA< ssz- - ~ szs 5osa So
hearing "a ne kacEs cAarses ta ne Ell.
and c-cree P1sse9 u IAe $40 azanaer
IS Il he Eefs1zaEs kaS ac1earc3 azz u.S
Pressas u ne eS1rs-
lss1et o - lssa 5sy q nesszscr.
A n lStS-
A A-zx esRy frsa az Ezzzsr1-
Nm Z. B1LE. Cic-k.
Deesahsr 81. lSi5- S-ISs
AEsrKECr o. E-LL-
b. stzses LAai e.sSa-sasaaas 5zasFszzzrsei
wiia 6eicadast. >zFza t. = s1il. n ne
ssar l>S> tAsi tA- sd Sarzn .sssa ssh
hisn unnl IAe year l>s0s IAAi - - uaata
a OeiOe-r. q $50 Nssr. a-aEz>a rs al
and coasSnt. see c-~cr-es t1l,. 2rt n 49,
/ se6 - he SAFE = L.o-sSzas. -hsre sc
hzs ever ssare hscd >sPnarc sd apaFt
I froCa ena.plaia1ats thss roza7tssasas AS
b--en 4 ctil-sa "a Missls,lPgi 40 ne iast
tsenry year.
{ PrsyS So a disSol arsaa ~ the marFlasc
crrasract begssrd GO. kazassg 81 1ziru6-
anls anS tor tA= fes,aF-taoa - c'sa.sslsll-
ant Of al a. rfisass sd FnsIiSEss - "A
unrnarrszd uzaa. A.
GNRNErF, tF CO rat-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
SALE Or JUDGMENTS
for costs.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
4

HE STATE Or MlSStSSlPPl,
CARROLL COUNTY.
In Carroll Circuit Court, to Nay term,
rsas 1916. =. ..S'oE
10y virtue Of orders made at the &C.
tober term, 1915, of the honorable
the Circuit Court of Carroll county, and
of writs to me directed, | will expose to
public sale, before the courthouse door in
the town of Carrolton, within the time
prescribed by law, to the highest bidder
for caeh, on the 9th day Of May neTt, all
the right, title and interest of The plaintiffs
in and to the following named Judgments
rendered in said Court. ..s... l.: &C.. .f..
The sale to be made for the purpose of
paving the costs in each case due to the
officers of Count, under an act entitled
"An act to ensure the collection of jury
tax fees, and Tor other purposes" apprsv.
ed February "A, 1916.
isaac Stone, use of I Judgment $243 Sc.
B. b. White, dated Oct. 10 IS43,
Us. Cost $40 87a.
Thomas Peasants. a1
Isaac Van Hoos Judg't $3.50 O3,
Us. dated Ap' 6, 1914.
Elijah Lankford. } Cost, $40 %.
Newton B. Phelps use ! Jud'gt sol 80,
of Reuben L. Kay, date ApI l2, 1914
rs. Cost $40 IS.
VIM. BiIlngsley.
Rob't c. Mansfeld) Judg't $2,O5S s6,
rs. dated Ap'l IA, ls45
William Beatty. Cost $l7 %.
P. A. Hebrard & Co. ! Judg't S4l3 30,
Us. dated Apl l5, 1915
VIM. A. Smith and Cost $40 SO.
James ]. Gillespie.
Powell Hearne & Coz Judg't $I98 rs
rs. date ApI Is, l845,
John Britnal. Cost SIT 81.
Hawkins & Stansbury ! Judg'nt $3.50 Sc
use Calvin W. How, date Apl Is, l845
Us. Cost $40 so.
Anthony Q. Breath.
Hillary B. Vets } Judg't $I45 so,
Us. dated APP Is, lS45
Anthony Q. Breath Cost ST. 81.
James suydam Judgment 1872 Sc
Os. dated April 18th, 1915.
same. Cost $l7 62
Alex'r J. Townsend Judg't 1852 SIS
os. dated Oct 5, l842.
Redick P. Stephens Cost $2l 81.
JAMES COLLINS, Sheriff.
February 6, 1916 9-tds
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

DLANKS, - MagIst ,aIe's Summon
and Exeeulions,v aad Constable
Bonds, fer sale at this ofiiee1xs.n ~ "a
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
Mules wanted!

n WISH 10 purchase four large likely
Mules. Apply at my place 8 miles
southeast of Carrolton.
Feb IL JOHN KYLE.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

OF The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AT cARROLEroS.
At Rules before tke Clerk, Fs5rRsry 2,
1916.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16
Cotton Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 3-From the Commercial Bulie
n.We last had the pleasure of addressing you the
I'm UT per Hberna, and stated in conclusion that the
cotton market for some days preceding had begun
waver as buyers not inclined to continue their
at the full rates then During the week
.upsequen the transactions again extremely lim
seu merely to $500 bales; and in order to eff
Iec ses holders were compelled to submit to decline
oil aAc pr 10 This reduction brought forward few
ana during the first three days Of last week
aVVo psies changed hands, chiefly on French account
Inc advices came TO hand on last
ana since 'her reception, better demand has prev
for cotton which has resulted in sales Of ~ 800 bales
nearly inc Wnoie OF which was taken Tor England and
France al about the same rtes current IN tho
arrival OF the news In instances buvers con,end
that they have obtained slight advantage which Is no
doubt the isct but ms general rule marke
in conformity with our Quotations suboined or Tho S
siness aforementioned COOS bales were dsposed OF on
Saturday and 2500 yesterday.
With respect to crop the developments OF the pas,
fortnight have shed new light on the subject In our
last CIRCULAR endeavored To resent succinct ana
ais OF the production Of those regions Of which port
forms the outlet and nothing has since occurred
Iant any change in opinion The weather continues
remarkably hoe but this circumstance which In any
other season would exercise very powerful influence
on the minds OF all parties has ceased to attract much
attention. IRON tie fact that the previous injury to the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16
CommEktCIAa..


-, ~, New York, Nov. IL.
AsHs,-iaye been in excclest dems nd. and the sun
plies being rather light, prices have again asvsnsd b
ing the week about 100 barrels of lots have -,
at IS 2I IS 49, and 450 Pearls al SIS SO e. s, eia
for Pots at So 49, and for Pearls IS rs is nov ~ al 80
moro buyers than sellers The stock In the insnectn
warehouse on Friday was 3IlS bb Pots and 23s Pearls
both kinds s 9i5 barrels
BARLLA-There Is fair demand, and the m,rket
closed firm Some so tons sold at $40 six monh.
BsEswAX.-There is change in the prices ana No,
much demand during the week; about 5000 bbls were
sold at ~ cents cash.
reached us, prices went up very rapid rate; but
when was properly dgested, they declined just as
rapidly as was found there very large supply
here and great scarcity of vessels to export to Eu
rope during the last two weeks owing TO the advance
ID uegh large receipts and unfav orabe state Of the
weaher business has been at stand the market heavy
anu prices nave come down 10 where they before
the arrival OF the steamers advces Cenesee has be
onereu Freely az So 934 So and Michigan and fiat Ohio
sPo o.s SosSS< and more sellers than buyers at that
IN southern there has scarcely been any thing done
reepp,.Be'own and Howard street at S5sfts and from
ssiss curing the week amount TO about s. 600
Dsre oil all Kinds of wheat flour at the aboye prices
e our Is steady, with moderate sales al a. I9il "a
,oIth RIVER and Jersey In corn meal the ira
1--we peen large for export less tn an 10 600
Dds Jersey fennsy v mia and Bransywine chiefly II
not all at 81 the two former can now be hough, a.
price, out iof Brandy wine rather mere ia al. o
OF this description sold at SIS CASH and no OOo hhIs
been sold deliverable at the mills on terms q. dd no,
learn. Buckwheat flour is worth 81 Is "a So shorts
ship stun III ~ cents; and second ouaIi,v dns 70
10 a iok There have been some heavy tr,nssc,,oos
In grain since the arrival Of the Hibernia large
amount has been bought speculation and stored w Eli
the expectation that the arrival OF the Great
will bring much better price than at present Ths
uPpiy Is 80 large, and is SO dificut to effect imedi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16

MEDICAL AID-DR. GREGORY, No. 3 Roosevelt
l street. experienced physician mas recently pub shsd
a small volume On the fse: and foibs. human nature
may happen need advice privately 1t treats upon
diseases and arrangements Of delicate and
nature among which venereal IN all its varieties
forms with complete for its cure, and also
in relation the of certain habit the
young and thoughtless Price 50 cents
The following few extracts from the works Of emf
physicians this subject
MANY yiruous people predicted immense harm from pub
fishing information delicate a subject"
erto coveredu up"
confined the obscure and vicious but pervades
all classes Of society"
"Neither the plague, small por, similar
diseases have produc ed results humanity
at the pestence that wsketh darkness and the do
struction that wasteth at MONDAY"
It excites the Of undue action and pro-
duces violent secIetons which necessarily anspeedy
the vital principal and energy of body and hence
the -1giy failure or loss Of the faculties"
jhe Of diseases and consequences emnsng from
this practice Dr. 0regorys invigorang Tonic
Cordial Nothing be better adapted to help and nourish
the constitution repair inward wasng loss of Appetite
depression Of spirits confused memory S enriches and
bottle of half dozen $o carefully packed
for expectation. Consultations privately at all hours
a. m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16
Vessels Loading In the United States for
EurOue,

NEW YORK, Nov l5.-FoR LrEPPooL-Fidea Hack
Staff Hotnsuer Pursey; Rocius, EIdndge; Europe Fur
Venice, saer Ystoa Ha shorn; Elizabeth Ellen Tyer
Mason upshur Shepherd, Ainsworth Burlington Cook
Clarendon, Easterbrook; Glasgow, Munson; Emma ats
Snow; Finland Bowne Deyonshire, Thompson Talisman
(newJ Chadwick; Mcclellan, Kempton; Chnsana, Ham
mond; Elizabeth, Belts: Luconia Sherman Acadia, Dunn,
s AID Alveron Clark Fon lR.LEE IRELAsD,Eleuthera
Swan; Pentucket Tayor aud Vermont, Perry. FoR BEL
yAsr-Thetis, Havana FoR CoRK-Niobe, aud Elizabeh
Jordan. FoR LcNpoNpERRY-Peu, harris. FoR NEwRr-
George Henry acis Fon sLIoo-ssrah Jackson, Hodgcea
more johnson. aud Arvede, 4randeau FoR MARsEILLEs
Castor, Coulter. FoR AMsIERpAM-Ang clique, Edwards.
For ASrwERr-Zoe, Taabochis Panama. foung solide,
Mauritsxen and Albion, Norman. FoR BREMEN.Hudson,
BuRo-CarI, Wiser. FoR GALWAY. IrelandAdsline. Lin
cola. FoR LEIrERxEvNy, IreandSlara, Campbell. For
NAPLEs-Thos Walter, Marshmsn. =.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s.-Fon LrvERrooL-!ships II.
Sweden, shaw; X shci herd Marcy stsphea Baldwin,
Portland; Edward Bousted, Arnsd Palmyra Barsow; Der
lin Barker, aud bark Isabella Stuart Crowe FoR LoNpoN
ship Dumbarou, fendIetoe Foa, HAvRr-ship lews.
ragause Destebech Fon BoRpEAuI-Ship Robt farke
Parsons. tos Mountaineering Montredon Taur-; bark
Chesapeake Parker. and brig Globe. Hilbert FoR GIRRAL
rAR-Bak TSrbo Loriag. FoR CADIz-Ship Plans, Wood
ward
PHILADELPHIA. Nov lt-FoR 'LrvEsrooL-G eorgans,
Behur; Thos Cope, Mierckcn ron ANTwERr-N ordiset
Ws lag. FoR MARssrLLrs -Marcells, Ingrsham.
BOSTON, NOV H-roR LyERrooL-Alsry Ann, Brown.
Fos LONDON Washington Allson, Howes. .
BALTIMORE. Nov IL -FoR LivERrooL-Mauc chester,
r,enuss; Euphrasia, Buutu. on LorDor-Mississippi,
Harvey
Vessels Londiog In Canada.
MONTREAL. Nov l2-Foa LIVE RPooL--s outer Johnny;
Ioeur Dc Lion Lilias; Csprcom Sir Richard Jacksoai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16

This market the 3ls ult on the departure of the
Caledonia closed seady since the departure of which,
there was an absence of the degree of spirit
percepble for the previous week. and the mar.
ket assumed state Of inactivity although prices did
ing sales-except at the full currency. The weather.
which rainy during the greater portion OF the week
there seemed to exist pretty general disposition with
both buyers and sellers to await the receipt of later ad
ending M @ 10 o
bales, about twohirds of which were taken by
spinners The accounts per this steamer from Liverpool
to Goth u were received by express the evening of
Saturday 7th nst and the letters to hand Mon
day, 9th inst; these advices of hreeeighs Of penny
advance, quite as fatteripg holders had
to expect-yet, our market has not been improved by
them and in fact prices yesterday considered
quarter of lover than existing at the date of
our last-which is partly owing TO variety of unto.
ward ali Of which operating the period
OF time to vita continuation heavy and dssgreeabe
weather. steady advance in the rates of eghts all
European ports, and the difficulty Of negotiating
change, except at gradual reduction in the Last
arthipg per Id aud Flour at three shlngs per barrel =
three eighths OF penny Cotton and four shillngs
in fact these rates are now refused Another cause
found in the fact that considerable amount of Cotton
after the arrival of this Pscket-thus causing consde
rabe increase in the stock offerings and portion Of
more than the advance in freight and fall in exchange
during the period The Sales this week have ave-
ragged 900 bales per day making the disposed of
up TO last evening, 1900 Dales,of which, about 5000
bales were taken tor export and of the residue by
our own spinners The Market rather seadier yes.
terday, and prices uniform, and we have reduced
our quotations one quarter of cent grades and
oneeighth on others TO conform thereto FTeighs
nue buoy and the larger class of vessels scarce
The movements in this staple up the dates this
season. compared with the corresponding period in the
previous two have been as annexed
Bales
Receipts at ports Of the u s. since Sept 1885, i53 72O
" same period last year 1855 ola
year before 1853 l79
Exports from U S. since Sept J, 1885, 81 200
9 same period last year. -. .l2s AL
year before 49,. l66 s3B
The receipts at this port since the LIST inst have
$500 bales. Exports 800 bales Tsken by spinners
5000 bales. Taken speculation 900 bales Stock in
city IS 900 bales. Amount sale 5000 bales
The closing quotations. in this market were as fol-
lows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16
LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.
Free on board lcluding freight
at ID, and sterling exchange

MoBiLs, Nov. 6.-1he sales for the past three days
amount to about 1900 bales making the transactions of
the week 1000 bales. The market closed quiet but
firm ahc The purchases have been Tor France, Spain
and the Northern markets. Receipts of the week 1855
bales-exports Co., leaving stock hand of 10 627
bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. llth-Soon offer the issue of our
weekly report Saturday last six days later accounts
received in this market direct from Liverpool
They of favorable tenor than those of the
latest previous dates for short time little
element apparently manifested by operators, during
which il stated few transactions had been Ell
fected by holders better terms than previously The
demand renamed fair during the day but prices general
ly ruled in unison with those of last quotations On
Monday and the marke continued unchanged.
with less activity, however, on the part Of buyers The
daily sales follows:-On Saturday 1886 bales;
Monday l4a7 bales and yesterday 1900 bses total 49ia
bales at the following particularss bales at l0 ll6
10; 500, 81; 1855 90; 354. 9G 1914 Ok; TO- Tie;
1886 e's 234, $40; IS, ga; 29s 9; 90, s AZ, Ss So,