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We indebted to the New Orleans Picsyune for slip
scHn JOHN GEoncE.-Bark Harvard Savannah from Ii
.shS John O. Of Lynn Mas. Gon New o.eau. bound
bee. %
ass 'as i.S ' ss. ssy.
IS her hull saa Ia. . put into Sorot is% with
port.
ss ' s 81. md I:
Gle put into Wilmington Nc 18th INST III distress LEI.
T'' ii.: T. So :ss f.
che S % nh hSG and On :
sth mat. experienced smother gale iron ME- INV
.os Suffered considerable damage to hull sails ris.
gng Requires one pump to keep her free while at wharf
letter from first officer Of the ship Tobacco Plant reports
her at Flores Os. clean Report. Flores. ship 81 rste,
al
p o and
overhead.
Ship Middlesex from Boston for Hae, on Nov 9'h lat %
Ship Lagrange Of Bowdoinham days from N.leans for
London. Oct 2sh off Florida by bris Cordelia Snow,
sehr Boston, from Boston for Halifax, Nov ith Cape Ann
sehr Ann Nara of and for Newberu with loss OF foresail
on the 9Th instant, lat &C. Ion IS. .
u vessel pdsmsed wa. bark
soade Z her; probably schr Melvna Of Wilmington be-
seh Na,han Hale New Orleans. the and inst,
wara with the usm me- Emma Norton in her bulEee
Ship vs ;d from Hare fSi was passed of Gun
Foreign Ports.
C..srgESos. Oct l'-In port bark Lysander' Capp. for
ST PErEKs Oct aoIn shr Orralloo. Martin, for Cas-
Home Ports.
sH,GS Nov A h h, E'ss o Wss Lpo9 bar. Mi
Msns Fso Croei, .d1. and Calculus; bark: ASeI
Hors Phil. sfs isas % 1Ss.
eli Bsier Norfolk and Richmond: Bruce Baker. FIeds
rieL.burE: Page, Chamberlain, NYork: Barter %.
rs ;sn E:ss s spell nAS
$ss: ' IS:
as}h Hunt, is 1SSs. SD ssiss S1dss kss
Aaa Bo.
S sSni an.
wns III company win fore Schooner
f5i sssa.
Fsnner for Pro.idence; and ienos Boston, came
f for
a f. % 1f az a
came down and proceeded to sea this forenoon ,
briss s' a1cwe1, Ulmsr Bait Republican, Mayhem New
kNrwBuRrPonr Nov I3-Cld brig Thoosa, Hoyt, for Ha.
MY LosPSS Nov l!ATr ,ehI. Tribune Brave, Oliver,
Boston; United Providence 18th, Elizabeth OTIS Albany
Andrew Brown Allen do Alabama. Smalley, ork; Black
Ha ~k, Kelley, do.
,NEw ORLEANS, Nov Arr ship, Memphis, Bunker. New
York; Magnolia Gray Boston Below, ships unknown.
Arr 9Th, ship Montreal Prnce Portland Me- steam p,opel
Ter Florida Butler Bazos st lagos schr Nathan Hale Brad
lev King lid, ship Sheffield Smith, tverpool bark
Dana base Boston; Sarah Hand Bailey Phla schIs Pst
Purchase Port Lavacca; Ellen Perkins, Leavet do; Full
ton, Waford Havana.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov l3-Ar schr Ly Lehburs Gould New
York. -
SAVANNAH. Nov lo-A.S bark Harvard, Liverpool SID
bris Sterling, Thompson, NYork. 80
SrorINoTor, Nov l2-Arr schrs Henry Clay. Nye, Alba
Msssasoit, odfrey, Phiia Frsnces udner aud Har
Bennet Alien, ALBANY; JAS Long, Jones' NYork Mount
Hope Phillips aud Thos Thorn, Durfee, do; Excel Ben
net, d., -, -.
WILMINGTON, NC. Nov PAR De Rosseu Mills, N
York; brig Nantiske, from Maine; schr Mary Eliza
beth Smith, Boston; 10th, brig Gallo, Boston. Cid 2h
brig Nonparie Pope, Key West.
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plant In the lover action Of tho country was 30 great
that II appeared almost irromedabe. The current est
mate in this market is 900 900 baest seems by gene
raj consent to be the common platform on winch the
trade unite. and may therefore be considered the
turning point inasmuch opinions are equally divided
between those who believe it will slightly exceed this
figure and others who imagine that the growth will fall
short Of said amount With regard to the receipts ct this
port find that they generally estimated at 100000
bales.
Cotton still comes forward slowly, although within the
last day the arrivals have been more abundant
and the navigation improves We may look for
copous receipts present the river above vicksburg
low that boats with full cargoes cannot descsnd
Compared it'll last year. the quantity Of cotton receives
at this port shows falling of Of 1903 39 bales and the
deficiency in the receipts at all the ports since the LIST
September according to comparative tables annexed
has reached III 1853 bales The exports to Great Britain
during the period deficient g. 456 and those TO
France bales whilst the shipments other foreign
The receipts this port since the 18th ultimo amount
to 4o,els, Of which, ~ 500 Louisiana and Mississippi;
9649 Tennessee 2925 Arkansas 80 Lake 1871 Florida
1853 Mobile 1871 Texas-agans exports OF l42 bales,
viz to Liverpool, 1906 Havre AS; Barcelona. 500;
Havana $40 New York. 5,Sss Boston, l970-leaving
stock on hand including all shpboard not cleared
yesterday, of SO, sos bales.
The following the particulars Of the sales OF the
past fortnight, amounting to 800 bales far they
s 80 do at S $40 new at &c so do at lilo; 1880 do
at 9A 100 do at 5l6 235 do at az; 70 do at TIC;
0s6 do at 9 asa do at OK; 1877 do at lll6 ls26 do
at OK; ISL do at 10 10; 1893 do at 9X 4sS 10 at TO-
rs do at l0< SAT do at l0k 2ss do at l0k s6 do at
loA ITO do at Ill 20 do at lax ~ do at l2; and do
at loc per pound
LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArIoN.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. is, lS4e.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. u.s. lS46.
The dark gloomy and disagreeable weather which has
been the theme of universal complaint for the last two
weeks still continues, without any prospect of change
for the better. Umbrellas have become necessary &C.
Compartment to locomouon, and one in his senses
presumes to venture gu. without
A rather curious occurred last evening at the
Arch Street Theatre. That comicsl genius MIR. C,
Burke, for the purpose Of drawing full hose for his
benefit advertised his intention bestow silver cup
upon the author of the best conundrum the audience to
be the judges. Quite number were read from the
stage including very excellent Ones but one written
by member of the Fairmount Engine Company, re-.
best but because its author had the largest number of
friends in the house. Here il isl
why Is the silver emp like Vera Cruz7 Because it is
bound to be taken"
Out door business for the past week has been almos.
entirely restricted by the uncessing storm. Cotton has
renamed hrm in price without extensive operations
Flour that was held at So has gradually declined and
the market yesterday heavy at SIS So and without
any shipping demands; corn meal in request; no
sales however reported holders pretty firm at IS
rs; 900 bushels red wheat sold at sIOs cargo Of
white prime at Slle; in the afternoon holders would
not sell at less than Sll0 for red 900 bushels yellow
corn sold at 40 cents. Provisions dull and without
alteration in prices; sugars nominally the sams whs
key, 24c
Stocks were a little depressed, and prices much al
tered
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARD-3ls 2soo State S. 50; Commercial Bank
AFTER sALrs-25 Union Bank Tennessee 81; 10 Girard
BANK sA 1000 Lehish6s, 5t;t Pennsylvania Bank 40
ss boARD-'o Vcksburg RK Ga; 20 Commercial
Arrrn saLEs-ia Union Bank. Tennessee, ST.
Sale OF stocks at Baltimore.
Hoardto I,pn;,
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The editors of the Montgomery Journal in September
sent circulars embodyng queries respecting the cotton
CROP to planters in oil the counties in Alabama and to
several in Mississippi They were directed to the prin
cipal planters and men Of each county Before US
have the answers Of twenty Of the principal counties in
Alabama These comprise Montgomery, Autauga, Bar.
bowin Benton, Butler Chambers, Conecuh, Dallas,
Green, Lawrence Lounds, Macon Madison, Marengo,
Perry, Pckens RUSSELL SUMTER Tallapoosa and Tusca
loosa. The following is recapitulaon of these
turns:
Whole number Of planters returned in the cir
Acres Of land piantsdin is4s. ........... ss,s4s
lS46, ,,.,,,,,. 7ll67
Acres increase. ........... =. ...... 1894
Average yield per acre, in ls45, of all the
Average yield per acre; in is4s, Of ali the
Mr. s. g. Oliver, Of Montgomery in letter to the edi.
tor says:A worse year there never was except lS40,
when there great loss of cotton bolls from conn-
ued rans but the caterpillar made its appearance
here before in such numbers thing like it, except
in 1896 This year remarkable for tho absence of all
chances for top crop, let the frost when it may
Those who planted early thnned out and started their
crops, make the best crops.
Returns we're received from five counties in Mississippi
pi, as follows :-Munroe, Macon, Lowndes, Noxubee,
and Sumter recapitulation Of these returns fol-
lows:-
Whole number of Planters. -. ...... Al
Acres Of land in 1885,. ............... 1857
$780,. ll,T3o
Acres incre s1S ~. - =; ,s;: =, =: 49,. Ills
Average yield per acre, in 1886 Of ali the '''>'
farms given IN. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
The above forms Of the valuable and substa
tal reports the subject Of the CROP that have
met WITH and trust that in all future years. arrange
ments will be made to obtain similar information from
Louisiana and Lower Mississippi. Such system would
60 lar to dspe the erroneous impressions which usually
prevail about the extent of the crop in the early Of
the season.
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gTvHE TONIC ELTXIR Or RESTORATIVE cQnpiAtt
Prepared by the Members Of he Fhsdslrhsa College Of
York for the Of those who have
dnged secretly, committed excuses Of any KIM Inns
IN either Of the emissions
and consttutioua debility, produced from any cause
fails 10 procure he per;odics that nature de-
msnd: and 20 essential good health and viso
fnce 1--we Dollars per bottle Of half dozen vo
carefully packed and forwarded my part Of the Union
w. y. DICKINSON Agest,
MILO liner 81 Nasssu a.. New York.
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ON- a SUBJECT DEEPLY INTERESTING Te

OS sugSEeT 1 REEP5 PLY. INTEsEsTING TO
!ssssp sandsy eon.aso. upon any Of the disorders
Sy po. through Boz So Lower Post
ure and the vaIou. disorders
parts veneresl uadies there others which deeply
IF s D DISEASES
yrinay seetors Uhieh sre isnorGnty saed Grsvs! or
e.
Tbs aa: ., 0 Sa M Of
Of rank hi:
::
BE-
-, s.j1
them Of such nature to efect postery
either when not properly treated
%v S, the rs s, ss1w no
But With regard to ths of evils. per
a s Of re
nate othe.s COMPLAINT Nov ersn these
aI,e in many and 80 essentially DO tho;s
hss what good IN one must Be desrueys in another Il
astonishing the opportunities: the ..tho has Of Witnessing
afflicted with have been taking medicine. proper onyn
hs complaint, neither the other but totally
se OF The which NOR. painfully h... the mind
and afford the finest field for Ensvery that Of STRIFE
md as '; ss & S
mi m or gs 70
he is none The better Off Now every real physician
knows that all the physic in the world would
and speedily bs removed To every one Of common pro:
just, land he can appeal the eminent physi-
the city for their ruth,l how important that
and iaert Of the he about to trust in such
state, generally accomplished in little time and
without Inconvenience. Nothing exceed the i'm
deed the hands Of and experienced
Of Structure accomplished days formerly
it demanded months Many persons consult the writer who
business this city for short time only but return
anxiety Tor To those who cannot leave their homes
who cannot afford personal treatment ths writer furnishes
being enclosed in little mahogany chest (prcs $io) be
safely any direction.
S-Aware Of general opnirn entertained of those
who obtrude their skill the public in these dis
(multitudes Of whom every paper) he
formerly fe! it incumbent 70 give statement Of his own
eminent and references The necessity for this
longer exists and to rank the baefaced eusions
Of GLASS; become only mark Of the impuden
tender a2l lm4rrc
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THE ONLY sECURElTY AGAINST QUACKERY
Il HUNTEHiAN DISPENSAKY, sNo. DIVISION

sueet was estabished A. D. 1886 BY
for the successful Of scrofula .rctures diseases
or the urethra, kidneys, etc., nervous debility, mercur
ti.n ulcer. Of the so,tis to1s. throat nose and limbs.
wasting away powers Of life, night swelling
Of the caused BY mercury and unwisey treated
ypent; and from an enpe Renee that veIy seldom
IAN, u, 70 ane iot o. any one PnysEan' ne d 81
OF above mentioned diseases The attic ed should
remember that this only place the city where the
celebrated Dr. hunters Red Drop be obtaned mcdi.
cine known 70 fail in curing the very worst forms Of
calling will but the doctor himself whoi; in
render relief all who give him call Hundreds Of
certificates, voluntary given Of Of which
astonishing record for
the D.pen.ary al Of which were cured BY tins medicine
cases charge. Structures cured many weeks
has been years standing, without pain
This medicine be had genuine in Boston. o29 ms
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Mis-. ZEGLlO.
No. 81 Divfsion Street.

WILL open large efPas millinery. Bonnets
w &C. She will offer for inspection choice stock OF Fall
goods comprising silks atn plain and vevets Sc
which being selected With good from the arrivals
n well worthy the attention Of purchasers.
Merchants and mllIners from the maeri
ala and patterns wculd find their interest cali before
will be disposed of on reasonable towns os Insosrre
find hs men ta died not when siften ipith e Emerods
AN lNFALLlBLE CURE FOR PILES
nR- UPHAMS VEGETABLE ELECTUARY--ts an
~ efecua cure for this distressing malady iown
amongst physicians as the Hemorrhoids or Piles There
no mistake aboutit it once safe and efcacous, and
pleasant IA ITS action No fear OF taking cold while under
Influence no change in diet II taken according
To- direcuons cure for lite Is guaranteed
HUNDREDS Of cert,6cMes may be seen BY calling the
peor or his agents. OF performed by this ol
TO- 90 and 30 year, standing Sold wholesale and retail by
the proprietor, 1876 Bowery; WYATT x KETCHAM, l21
fulton ST. ~ y; Brooklyn, c. Searn. 1874 Fulton st +.
Naitoon cor MYRTLE Avenue and Pear Price 81 2e imrb
HE MAGIC MIXTURE-Dr Hopes Magic Mixture
~ or Edinburg Specific, is all the and why p
Because II cures Gonorrhea, Glees, Sc. much more
pleasantly and speedily than other remedy and Partcu-
lary where pills capsules, and injections have failed
not like most medicines chmercs but the result OF
twenty years actual experience the practice of regularly
educated physcian Price 81 Agents, Ingersoll " COT
corner OF John ard Gold and drug stores corner
Fulton and William T3 Broadway, and corner oil
Orange lm'r
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WAsHiSeros, Nov. 10, 1916.

Il Military Case before a Grill Court.
To-day before the Circuit Court of the United States
presented a petition by distinguished counsellors
Messrs Bbb late Secretary of the United States Trea
sury Eaton, formerly Secretary of War, and Richard
s. Coke for Captain schaumburg who claims to be
cognized officer in the LIST regiment of Dragons,
u s. Army which he clearly shows by recorded proofs
such commissions and general ORDERS to be entitled
to for several years Since July 1886 he had been
parated from the enjoyment Of his rank promotion com,
mand &c. Until the late President, to whom he appealed
for q just decision, after a mature consideration
of all the facts and circumstances, decided thai
Captain shaumburg had been unjustly separated from
the amy, and ordered that he be recognized as an OIL
be promoted his proper rank and position upon
the happening Of the first vacancy Of Captain in the first
regiment of Dragons This decision and order of the
late President set aside by the preses Presden,
days after his Inauguration without giving Capt Shaun.
burg any notice opportunity (as he sexes of vndca
ting his rights by virtue of his commsonthe late Pre
cord in the Department Of War This act Of exc
cutve power, again placed Capt Schaumburg far
his services TO his country in the field and
erasing his name from the army iser not subject
TO obedience to military government, in consequence of
this wrong doing of the executive, which he firmly pro-
tested against and with courageous perseverance per-
ssts in demanding to be corrected finds himself compelled
TO appeal TO the Courts OF the country decide his
claims and as 10 the proceedings fhe powers be
Capt Schaumburg prays the honorable Court TO
the President the Secretary of WAL and Adiutant
General to show cause III any thew or either of them
CAM why his legal and just demands should not be sc
knowledged and he be permitted TO enjoy all the rights
privileges and immunities vested in him according
law and the custom of service This case will
be very interesting and Of great Importance embracing
perhaps, wide range of political executive COVER
mental and military law. Distinguished counsel, have
taken hold of the case and the executive will have to
fight hard TO combat the and principles upon which
an humble citizen Of free republic plants his foot
sincerely hope the captain will triumph many
disadvantages and unfair dealing which the conduct Of
certain interested and prejudiced characters have
brought TO bear against him. He has the courage to
combat against them, and the perseverance Of true SOL
der There will be developments not over credita
Bile TO those who have in the DARK opposed him. As the
trial proceeds will give you minute from my "court
journal" STARKIE
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CURE yoURsELF--AMERIcAN COMPOUND :

CURE YOURSELr--AMERICAN COMPOUND -
~ OF all the remedies discovered for the
Of delicate disease, 10 the speedy and
tain. Ii contains injurious nauseous, drugs
drink business and Is adapted to every age
sex, and condition, Patient. may rely that this no
private practice OF physician with uncrrns success
radically curing niney-nne cases OF the hundred. and
Try it, and eonvnce Yourself even after other remedies fail
tons accompany zach bottle. Sold wholesale by Comstoek
Co.. Courtlandt street. reta,led at sc Hudson.
and MARKET Fulton and Water, q. B, Hammond x Co,
N8 Broadway Chambers, No 278 New York;
Fulton and Cranberry Streets Brooklyn Third and souh
Philadelphia Charles and Pratt streets, Bat
G Stot Washington CITY; and Robertson and Cor
mick. Norfolk. Va. nil 3t,w2wsr
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The GOODS.

If the weather continues thus mild and without much
RAIN it will tend greatly to increase the average of
ton raised in this State, during the present
Where the green ools not destroy by the CATER
pillar they stand chance of opening Two weeks
more Of fair and mild weather, such may
bly, expect at this season, will asrd another moderate
picking. We shall need all the indulgence of the
son TO give us any thing Hike a compromising CROP
CharIeston Patriot llth inst.
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Domestic Markets.

ALBANY, Nov. l4-Flour-A dull day, again. except
for shippers, who full of business There is no
change in price. Genesee afoat, is offered at SIS 60.
From store; the sales 400 bbls in small
lots at So STA So s7h Corn, 1000 bushels Northern
white corn sold for 20 Barleywe note the sale OF
$500 bush four rowed at 5s load, rather superior
two.rowsd brought something above the market price,
but did not learn the exact mark. Feed2O0O bush
first quality no feed brought 81 per 100 lbs Rye-From
wagon, u.s. Buckwheat-l6s Sd per i0Olbs. No change
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HE f r.
DIR. WHEELER. Oenlisf. "a 0ree

WHEELER, Oeulist % Greenwich street, the
- Battery, devoes his exclusive attention diseases OF
the Eye and Ophamic Surgery; and the public
there the diseases which the hu
be essentially relieved cured by him. The number Of
undonbtsd testimonials which can ne seen at his ofee will
satisfy the pablo that his practice eded either in
extent by that OF other Ocus in the United
States.
Artificial Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted
reasonable terms.
Office hours AM. to O'Clock PM, after which he
visits outdoor patients
A pamphlet containing remarks diseases OF the Eye
with instances Of effected by Dr.
Wheelers mode OF treatment be had satutously his
residence the will he forwarded making
appI him by letters. pAid o6eod2m~rc
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Give nv article tria and Judge for yourref

MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
This universally approved and admired article free from
ardent spirits essential oil and
materials cleans ;he hair erpcaitousy renders beautiful
and bright, and mparts to it the delicate fragrance Of the
flowers Hair washed with this becomes plea
slngly soft and axurant in its growth, and will positively
new bs s on n Saa ~ IT'S snd ha that IA.
Of spirits other improper will b
tons Of Eau Lustra preventive against bads>es
and ntalihe in all affections of the skin s
head dandruf and for preventing the falling Of Of he
hair and turning grey.
II is the simple produce and immediate extract Of some
plants sautar the with properties highly
cleansing that it dsengsKes the capillary
Of the actisn of the Of the
dead particles that deposits This preparation puries the
and vivifyiag perfume
For s.le, Wholesale and RETAIL by Jules Hausl Chemist
and Peumer S South Third street, below Chestnut Phi
ladeiphia-
A premium awarded at the Franklin Institute
For sale also agents. Wyatt and Kechum 12 Full
street; " Crehueh 2o5 and 800 Broadway; A. Ar
Broadway; Havland, Reese Co.. Maiden lane; aad by all
respectable druTys in the United States. s2t imsr
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Paclkets 10 Arrixa.
Packets to Sail.


Arrived.
Ship Louisiana Cole, days from Bath Me- in ballast
Brig Florence Fsles 10 hours from Thomason with lime
TO
schr Iao Nckerson days from Portland, Me. with
toes, TO master.
Below.
ship reported to be the Westminster, from London
Wind n E. with thick weather.
Sailed.
Ship Carroll Of Csrrolton, Mobile; brigs william, tB) st
Johns, NF Prince de Jonve Havana; Moses Charleston
A. anchor the Lower Bay B bark superior and brig New
Orleans for Bermuda Also large heet of vessels bound
East put ia for harbor.
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MEDICAL AID.-DR. GREGORY is consulted usual
lvl all diseases of decste complicated He
regular Physicisn and Surgeon thoroughly educsed IN
the principles and Of the diseases incident
native country with experience of nearly 80 years.
His residence and Offices No Roosevelt door from
Chatham OF lmsrc
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By Last Nights Southern Nail.

PHILADELPHIA Nov l4-Arr bark Smyrna, Pepper NYork
brig Relief Brown do schrs ABBY Norton Srsrt, Plymouth
do barge shmk Stevenson NYoIk CID. b,rks Hualco Nc
che. sreet do; Emene, Ellis do; Relief, Brown do; sehs
Romeo Hawthorne, Havana; Richmond, seavey, Brbadoes
Hart, NYork.
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w 1851

w III > w I q 5
nATCHELORS new intDnted w gs and Scalps, made I
- the finest natural curl hair and adapted easy
manner to the peculiar style Of each individual. They
difhcues long expereseed By those who wear wigs
The public invited inspect large and well selected
then be able to judge the effect.
VIM. BATCHELOR inventor aad only marufacturer, 3
Wall street, near Broadway Rsoved from is5 Broadway
Please the address oil nm re
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iLrvsRrooL CLAssIrrcArroH.

In regard to the Crop question facts have been
disclosed since the date of last to alter the view
emphatcally expressed at that timeit continues
forward very slowly, the amount in certain interior
towns awaiting shipments to the ports is about $4,000
bales greater than at this date last but the
comparative receipts this very early stage the
Is a matter of but little moment.