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YHVHM FLOWER OF THE FLoCK.

FHyHE FLOWER OF THE FLOCK
Il EMORY & co. has commenced the week
most g'oriousIy! Nos 40 SO 49, The magnificent prize
of $lv,Ou0, in package OF halves sold to citizens;
one Of $1,000 in whole, sent TO a customer in
York, Pa; $1,000, in package of quarters, sold to
lady residing.in Exeter st; one of S40e, in half
and several smaller prizes sold to citizens This is
what we ca all luck for blue Monday. Bear in
mind, Emory Co. offer some tall prizes. this week
they have them ana no mistake.
THIS DAY! THIS DAY!
| of 1000 DOLLARS! of 1000 DOLLARS!
so of 100 DOLLARS EACH!
&C T ckets Sl-shares in proportion.
This is the little scheme for packages-the risk
mere trife when you come to look at the scheme and
see the splendid chance you have of getting a nice
little fortune for only SO 80. This Is all it costs
you for package Of 25 tickets when you cali a the
old established and fortunate house of
EMORY CO., Cd Office from
1t fri Baltimore street.
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n4-FRENCH AND GERMAN HOOKING GLASS

{67-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAN Els to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
to orderof the very best materials and by the best
Workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &c. for sale and made order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. f. S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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OFFICE OF EMORY Il co.
Opposite Barnum's, Bait Md.
N}-OFFlCIAb DRAWING OF the Md. ConsoIi-
dated Lottery, class No. 81 for l646'
IS 40 rs 20 IA IL 81 % rs Al 10 SO Is II
40 and 81, being the LIST and Cd drawn Nos each $40
40 and 70, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each 30
20 and 70, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 20
Ia and 49, being the 4th and 5th; or ID and IL be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each Is
All having Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
all having one only of the drawn Nos. on, A" 5
1t EMORY g. CO., No. 2 N. Calvert-st.
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C. D. TEWKsBURY, G. Sec'y,

@3-IO F. MARION LODGE, No, 8. No
tce is hereby given TO meet at the Hail THIS CTues-
day AFTERNOON, 18Th inst, at 3 O'Clock, to at
tend the funeral of p G. JoHN BERGER, sen'r. The
members of sister Lodges i'll good standing, are re-
specially invited TO attend. BY order,
II II, G.. SHOLRS, Secretary.
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N5- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Speons Gold Pencil
Cases; Breastpins; Earrings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARk'S assortment, which is com
from calvert. apps
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From the Republican and Argus

90 TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
of Sir Waiter Raleigh by the high aud the low, the
rich and the poor, the king and the beggar; indeed its
consumption has become general, that il is hard
fnd one that does not either smoke, snuff or chen
For ourselves, prefer rich Cigar All. there they
are q box of the agreeable deuders-BOOTH'S
BEST! Boy, light match 81 that we can luxuratc
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy. Puff
PUFF! FUFF!! All! BOOTH knows how to make
them. If any of our readers wish to enjoy them.
Selves as We now are doing, we WOud recommend
them to No. 50 HANOVER STREET, nearly oppo-
site the old stand. 1t
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a. ARMoRY INnEpENDENT LIGHr

DO ARMORY INDEPENDENT LIGHT ORA
GOONS. ATTENTION!-Auend a Parade of the
Company on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, at 2 o.
clock, P. NJ, at the Washington Monument, in full
Summer uniform, with arms and equipments in
complete order, rs escort TO the "Butche Troop,
Capt, Suttr. By order,
M BENZlNGER, Commandaut,
aul7-3t* THOS. J. COCHRAN, O.S
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fH3-T.O.O.F. R. w, GRAND LODGE OF MA
RYLAND. Members are requested TO meet in the
Egyptian Saloon on THIS ('Tuesday) AFTERNOON
at O'Clock, to attend the funeral OIL G. JoHE Der
sER, senior
q n v. T.. Y,
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HoRRID MURDER. A very shocking tragedy
has Just been enacted at Freetown, little viii
lage, on the right bank of the river, opposite
New Orleans. A man by the name of JOHN
SON, who lived at Freetown, was found in the
river, short distance from little shanty he
occupied, basely murdered. He was fastened,
by rope round his neck, to stump in the
bank, and bore on his person horrible marks of
the violent death he had suffered. He had been
shot in the back, his head was split open, and
his throat cut. The deceased was supposed TO
have considerable sum of money by him.
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Mason.
ARRIVED. q
Ship America, Williams, from Liv rpool, 2nGt
mdse and 80 steerage pass Cngers, to James COrnp
Sons; Alex Turnbu & Co; Brown & Co; VI
Manle!; w Jenkins s. Sons; Manning & Lee; II
Cnrey u Cs; Fowler; s Asbury & Co; E Prat
Bro; Albert Co; Plummer; Baughman &
fanny; Russell, Mercer & Co; Jas CBGston s. S0ie
II Armistead; G Hoffman s Bro; Earnest & C.
les; w R Penniman & Bro; tGpgham x Ander
Norris & Bro, Barry & King; B VOss; Trust;
Kiss Il Schultz; Rcards & Hoffman; Spicker & a
berti; ID Leeche Son; Schaeffer Loney; Tho
& Co; Charles Fischer & Co; Jos Boury; sangsto
Co; Larabee; Stellman & Ripplemeyer; Tho j
Mackenzie; John Buck; Capt VIM Graham; E Il
kins s. Son VIM Coughlan; w F & A Murd och;
Lyon; R 4 Turner & Co; G Lowering s. Clark; T.
T. Norris; X & Campbell; Riggs, Jenkins & CT
Brooks; Griffith, Fitzgerald & Magruder; McIvair
Williams; AIdndge, Higdon s Co; Gen Marriott. /
Brig Emma, Stafford, from Demarara, 25lh ultiI
via st. ThOmas, ballast, to L. Hooper, Vess,
LEFT before ieported-there being no fresh arrivals,
AT st. Thomas, 9th Instant, barque New Wei,
Cr0Well, from Amste dam for Laguayra; brigs
leans, Burrows, from Boston, disc'g; Gen. Pincknt
Gayle, from Baltimore, d.. Sailed 4th, brigs Mit,
Loring, for Turks Island; J Peterson, Wilson, /,
schrs Warrior, Hussars, do; Hope, Mitchell, do; 5,
rs, barque Sarah Hand, from New Orleans for p
ladelphIa
Brig AHdrOscoggin, Larrabee, 10 days from Pc
land, plaster, 10 Jones & Abbott.
brlg Hanover, Waite, IL days from Lubec, plaStl
TO Henry Kelsey & Co.
BELOW-A brig and schooner.
.... MEMORANDA,
Barque Leda, Ruark, arrived at Philadelphia is
instant.
Brig Sarah Wood, Wood, from Turks Island, (
rived at Philadelphia 10th inst. +,
Brig Baltimore, Brown, from Baltimore, arrived
Plymouth Mass 18th inst
Schr Lochiel, Raynes, for Baltimore, cleared
Boston 18th inst
schr Mary, Smith, fm Baltimore, arrived at Ne
buryport 9th inst, ..
schr Ann Smith, Smith, for Baltimore, cleared
New York 18th inst
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ACCIDENT FROM LIGHTNING. During the
storm on Friday 18th inst, a colored boy be-
longing to Mr.. James w. Higgins, near Rock
vile, Md, was knocked down by lightning,
and besides being very severely shocked, he bit
his tongue nearly off.
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GEN. GAINES. The result of the examna-
ton into the conduct of Gen. Gaines is favor
able, it is said, to the cd veteran, and Court
Martial will not be ordered.
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'THE WEEKLY PAPER" This is the title OF
a large mammoth weekly journal, the first num-
her of which was issued in Philadelphia on
Saturday, by Mr.. A. Scott, formerly one of
the proPrletors of the Daily Chronicle. 1t bids
fair to rank high among the leading weekly
papers of the country, both for its literary Ia
lent and amount of late and important intelli-
gence. 1t will be published on each Saturday
evening at Sl,25 per year delivered; or 81 if
called for at the Office. Should any of our
readers wish to subscribe to a tip-top weekly
journal we advise them to take "The Weekly
Paper"
The IRIs AND ODD Fellows MIRROR.
We are pleased to notice, that this excellent
paper, published in this city by MIR. w. I.
Preston, and edited with great Judgment and
ability by Mr.. Geo. w. Mayors, has entered
upon its second volume with fine prospects as
to its future success. The "Irisn is always
filled with choice variety of original and Sc
lected literary matter, which reflects high credit
upon its conductors.
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M4R WILLIAM HARMAN. lIate prolesso

AER WILLIAM HARTMAN, (ate Professor
IVA of Music, Female institute, Columbia, Penny
offers his services in the various departments of In
strumental and Vocal Music, embracing Organ, Piano,
Violin, sc.
Mr. Il. will teach in classes, give private instruc-
ton at the residences of his pupils, or his rooms
No. 43 S. HOWARD STREET, on the 3lst of Au-
gust next.
{G7- Application as above, at the Music Stores of
Messrs. Wg, Benteen and Eisenbrandt, to whom
Mr. II. would also maze reference. ai6-eomt
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Missouri. The Constitution formed by the
convention of the people of Missouri, to revise
the constitution Of the State, has been rejected,
t is believed by decided majority.
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NOMINATION IN Howard DIsTRIcT. VIM.
Hughes, Esqr. has received the Democratic
Nomination for Commissioner, TO represent the
I'd Election District of Howard District
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PARK BENJAMIN This gentleman is about
to start weekly paper in New York.

MEDALS FOR THE ARMY. G. w. Reeder,
Esq, formerly Of Baltimore, left New Orleans
on the 9th inst, in the Revenue Cutter Nc
Lane for Point Isabel, whence he will proceed
to the army for the purpose of presenting, on
the part of the citizens of New Orleans, four
gold medals to certain non-commissoned Off
GERS who distinguished themselves in the en-
gagements on the Rio Grande, The medals,
says the Commercial Times, are well got up
and do credit to the skill of the artist who
made them. MIR. Reeder is young man of
considerable energy, and has manifested much
public spirit in obtaining subscriptions towards
this tribute of admiration Of the heroism dis
played by the individuals for whom the medals
are designed. In Republic, such testimonials
ofpublic appreciation to the humble ranks OF
the army, are apt and natural; and distinction
should not entirely be engrossed by the epau-
letted few.
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nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
~ The Co partnership heretofore existing, under
the firm of Herring s. COX, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. JOSHUA Herring,
JOHN z, cox.
Baltimore, Aug. 18th, 1885,
N. B. All persons having claims against or are in
debed to the above firm, will please call on the sub
scriher for settle Rent, at the stre JOHN r. COX,
S. w. corner of Franklin and Paca streets
ais 81 JOSHUA Herring.
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QG- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynchburg and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable safest and cheapest to any 9TH
Ell Route. See advertisement. je26d
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RINGGOLD INFANTRY, SD Reg't, NJ. v, I.
ARMORY EXCHANGE PLACE,

Q- According to chap. 349 sec, I, Of the law pass
ed by the Assembly of Maryland, at the December
session, 1887, the above named corps issuing
ticates Of Honorary Membership. which certificates
shall exempt the holders thereof from militia duty;
persons DESTROYS of procuring those certificates will
make early application 10 any of the officers pr.
Yates of the corps.
al5-eo3t GEO. B. ARMSTRONG, Treasurer.
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THNHE FIRM OF Herring ~ cox being
u dissolved, the subscriber thankful for past ia
vors, has taken the store lately occupied by VIM. NJ
Flack, at the corner Of Franklin and Paca Streets
where he will continue the GROCERY and PRO.
'DUCE BUSINESS, and hopes, by industry and at
tention to business, to merit the confidence and sup
port of the public generally.
ais 81 JOHN R, cox
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The "LoNG, Low, RAKIsH-LooKING CRAFT"
AGAIN. We learn from the New Orleans pa
pers that this vessel was again seen, on the 25tl
ult mo, By Capt. Maxwell, of the ship Robert
Kerr, arrived there, from Liverpool, on Satur-
day. The Robert Kerr was chased when be-
tween the Isle of Pines and the Grand Cay
mans, but on hosting her colors, the ''suspici-
Gus une' made off.
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LIST oFAPPLICANTs

F0Tthe 0eneFt OF NE InS0Ipent Laws Of Nc
land for the last 1Ueek.
J l.. Bump, shoemaker Ed. Jones, farmer, CT
R. NJ. Kirwan, furniture F. johnson, porter,
car driver *Chas. Harris, draynt
VIM: Miller trader "A. Westerman, labs
Abraham Smith, laborer SWIM. Frederick, 81
A. J. Adams, mariner flames Tyler, collecs
Delacour, merchant Joshua Barnes, fou.
John Bonn, cooper "Jas, Bell, shoomak6
J. NJ McClintock, stable &c. Robinson. farme{
keeper "A. Grace, sawyer, /
K. z Murray, carpenter Rod Lee, laborer, t
], T. Craddock, clerk ~ Tucker, hodca'r {
For debts less than $50.
TO appear before the commissioners the q
Sept, 1876.
Day of final hearing, eth Nov, 1876.
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DEATH OF Gov. HENDERSON. The Phila-
dephia papers announce the death of Gov.
Henderson, of Texas. We announced a few
days ago that he was lying i'll at Matamoras.
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a Originally introduced into this city by the SUP
scrihers Gon New York: most convenient article;
and may be well termed the "Poar MANS Shower
Bath, as tAe price brlnes il within the reach Of all.
Also, Snonge Baths, Hip and Leg Baths, Foot Baths,
Water Coolies, &c, for safe low for cash by D
c. e. WETMORB s. CO.,
jy2o 10 N. Charles st opposite Union Bank.
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CLEARED.
ARRIVED.

DBEAKEU, u
Brig Juliet, Ferrell, Georgetown, d c., H'y LIE
Schr Fayetteville, Green, Wilmington, N. G, !
Mason,
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Ro.
For Premiership Emerald, with despatch.
For Bremen-Barque BesseI, with despatch.
For Kingston, Jam Brig Phoenix, few days.
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03- THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. I95 CHEsNUP STREET,

Philadelphia,
d. K. MINOR, of New York, Proprietor.
las. NJ. SANDERSON, Of Philad. ,.,.-
Y25 I'm GEO. P. BURNHAM, of Boston, ass U.s.
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DRESERyING TX ETTLEs. A large lot
OF Bell Metal and Enamelled PRESERVING
kETTLES just received. Also, Cast Iron ana
Earthen FURNACES. For sale low by
ALFRED II. REtP,
No 356 Baltimore street,
iys2 ead Tin Store above Howard street.
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MARlNELiST-PORT OF BALTtMO,.
MONDAY, AUGUST II, le46. ],
FRoMTHE EXCHANGE READiNG-RooM BOOB
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-01-03

King, St. John, Order, Ewing, Clarke
Ilerrick, and Cabell.
Committee on Public Expenditures =
Messrs. Dunlap, Yost, Cunningham, Rus
sell, Arnold, Runk, ]. w. Houston, J. II
Campbell, and Lewis,
Committee on Private Land Claims,
Eessrs. BowIin, Yancy, Wick, Andrew
johnson, Albert Smith, Stephen Adams
Morse, Long, and Toombs.
Committee on Maautactares--Messrs
John @. Adams, Woodward, Stewart, Hud
son, Yancey, w, G. Brown, Wilmot, Jas
II. Johnson, and J. P. Martin.
Committee on griculture.--Me An
derson, Jas Black, Wright .PerriIl, Gro.
yer, Dockery, L. II, Simms, Erdman, and
Root.
Committee on ,Naral AGars.--M essrs
/. f. Holmes, BayIy, MacIay, 7, B. King,
Schlenck, Darragh, Stanton, McCrate and
Wood.
Committee on Indian Affairs, Messrs.
Jacob Thompson, Benton, Reuben Chap.
man, Yell, Foot, Barrnger, Sawyer,
Hampton, and Cathcart.
Committee on Aiilaary Afars,--Messrs
HARRISON, Yell, Brinkerhof, Burt, Ram.
sey, Nevn, Bedinger, Baker, and B.
Thompson.
Committee on Foreign Afairs.--Messrs.
c. ]. IngessoII, Rhett, Payne, Garrett Da,
Wis, Cobb, Truman Smith, CGlIum, c. B.
Smith, and Perry.
Committee on Revolutionary PenSi0n8.--
Messrs. Brodhead, Atkinson, Parish, Sea
man, Owen, Baringer, Jenkins, Hampton,
and Coombs.
Committee on hralid Pensioa--N essrs,
Preston, King, Starkwearher, Mcconnell,
Bell, Seldom, Delano, Cooke, Goodyear,
and MouIton.
Committee on Roads and Canals.- MessrsI
Robert Smith, Foster, Boyd, Gentry, PEN
i!eton, E. B. Holmes, Strohm, Williams,
md Miller.
Committee on PatentS.--Messrs, Henry,
icCIay, Marsh, Sykes, and Il. B. King.
Committee on accounts. Messrs. Tay-
Or, D. p. King, Farran, Mclean, and
V. W. Campbell,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-01-03
January 3, 1916.

CoNGREss.--This honorable BODY ba,
as yet done nothing worthy attention ex
cepi electing a government printer, ap
pointing committees, &c. previous TO be.
ginning work All the Washington let
ter writer's speak Of the greatest harmo
ny existing among its members, and that
they are all disposed to legislate heart
and hand for the good Of the country,
we shall anxlously await the recent of
the Presidents Message in England. as
we expect it will create considera bic
panic among the Brtishers,' in REGARD IN
the Oregon question. We believe ina,
both parties wing and democrat--(ullv
agree with the president on that cues
tlon and are resolved to maintain The
claim of the United States to every inch
OF the Oregon territory, at all hazards
This question will give the British 90
Vernment much more cause TO wage war
against the United States, than she had TO
tear down the walls Of China aud butch
er SO many of the poor ignorant Chinese
and doubtless she would have considered
our action with Texas as sufficient
cause for war, had she tho't that she was
as able TO annihiIale US as she did that
nation. She may attempt fight, but ii
will be rather astonishing if she does, for
she, knows her interests too well 10 have
them injured for a few acres OF land.
But the condition Of the two countries is
really critical. The overtures Of each
have been mutually rejected, and the presi.
dent recommends congress to give the
British government proper notice that the
United States intends to claim eyery inch
ofthe Oregon territory, and if that ma.
ton is as free to act as she is to boast. a
war is pretty certain. We cant see how
she can well keep out ola 'skirmmagc.' any
way, unless she repudiates her assertion.
but the modern dipiomsts have nova
day such very ingenious ways of arrana
ing national difficulties, that when The
PINCH comes we expect this Will be hon
orably and peuceaby adjusted to the sat
isfaction Of both parties Wo2driHe Re
publican.
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LIBERTY ADVOCAT L


To THE PATRONS OF THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE
The editorial control Of lheAndersign
ed over the columns of the LIBERTY ADvo-
CATE, ceases with the present number
For period of eighteen months the IN
dersigned has had sole charge Of its col
umns. During that period the most VIC
lent political commissions that have ever
agltated this people, have shaken the u
Mon to its centre. We have endeayored
TO discharge our duty. We feel that we
have discharged it; and, although disas.
trous defeat has attended the efforts OF
the party to whose principles we are at.
tached, in our State, and in the Union,
yet we feel latent conviction that our
righteous cause is bound 10 prosper. We
have but few words 10 say to the Wings
of old Amite. For long series Of years
you have umphed-your principles
have triumphed. But your strength has
been waning for the last four or five years
Why is this? The answer can only be-
found in your supineness and inactivity,
in your want of unity and concert, in
supporting efficiently the primary mea
sures that would undoubtedly lead to tri-
umphant success, Let here be no more
divisions amongst you, and your former
strength will return. We have neither
time or space to say more, and will close,
wishing that individual prosperity and
public happiness may pervado the land,
and that the benefcent influences Of our
salutary principles may yet be felt and
from the centre to the cir
Of our favored Union.
WILLIAM Il. ADAMS.
January 3, 1916.
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LlNERpOOL COTTON MARKEr.

REPORT FOR THE WEEK ENDING Nov. TIN
- We have merely to report II conin
ance of the same dull and quiet market
which has existed for so long time
without any material change in price.
from our quotations Of Friday last.-Nol
is there anything Of novel character
either from America, the great source oil
supply, as Manchester and the manulac
turing districts, or 10 the state OF the con.
sumption. We have already noticed the
trade OF this country is much less pros
porous than it was during the summer
and there is no doubt the raised rate Of
discount by the bank, will keep in check
any speculative movement in the article
1000 American have been taken on spec
.ulation, and 100 Surat for export. The
sales Of the week amount to 1870 bales.
REPORT FOR THE WEEK ENDING Nov. IA.
A decided improvement in the demand
was manifested al the commencement of
the week, when considerable purchases
were made on speculation, the trade al the
same time came into the market to a
greater extent than foe some Sine past.
The gales amount to 80. 500 bales, and on
all descriptions Of American, up to fair,
an advance of I'D per pound has been
realized at last Fridays quotations. Ia
ken on speculation 10000 American.
REPoT From THE l5rH TO THE 18TH OF
Noy.--There is no change whatever in
prices in any description of cotton since
Friday last. The daily business is only
but transactions at very firm
and steady prices. The total sales since
Friday amount 10 about 10000 bales
To-day 1900 bales have been sold.
HAyRR. Nov. ia fair amount of
business has been done this week, and
prices remain steady. The demand, al.
hough regular, is not accompanied by
any speculative inquiry. The sales
amount to 6,796 bales, against imports of
1896.