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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-09

r3YNE'S C.aRNINI7IVE B.7LS.7M---
II Is certain, safe and effectua remedy for
nvsentery, Diarrh~a, or l.ooseness. Choiera
Norbus. SUMNER COMPLAINT, Colo,
Gripping Pains, Sour Stomach. Sick and Ner'
vous Headache, Heartburn. Waterbrash, Fam
or Sickness of the ssmach. Vomiting. SPIT
t;ny I'D of Food after Eating. Want Of Appe-
tie Restlessness and Inability to sleep, Wind
m the Stomach and Bowels, Mysteries, Melan
cholv and Lowness of Spirits, sud for all Bow
81 Affections and Nervous Diseases. For sale
Nv Or. John G. Schmitt. Woodstock. Va.
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--latest A37.iuul
TaR = olyi"tss 95eea,,
Held QUARTERS.

TIME subscriber having just returned from
4 the Philadelphia and Baltimore markets,
is now receiving and opening at his store. a
splendid assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods. Having reduced his old stock to a
remnant, his assortment now is almost entire
ly new, and Of the latest styles. His stock
now embraces every variety of
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-09
FOR THE SENTINEL

am composed of IL letters.
My s 2 $ 2 6 S is an ancient appelation Of a
|, country.
My ALL 2 10 was one who led the Crusades.
My.5 4 6 was Ronan General.
My s II 8 was Patriarch.
My 7 IL B 2 was sister Of Jupiter.
My 9 8 9 was German Emperor.
My whole was the goddess Of dancing:
Newark, Del. ALPHA.
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Married.,

On "Wednesday last. by Rev. H. Myers,
Mr.. GIDEON TUSING, to Miss CATHA-
RINE EVERLENE, all of this county.
On Sunday last. by Rev. J. n. Schumacher
Mr. CHRISTIAN FABER, to Miss MARY
SPEIGLE. all of this county.
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NOR sALE.-A first rate Carrysll,wltl
II Elliptic spriags.Snd -Four Horse Wsg!
CONS, which will Q sold unusually cheap
Apply at Head Quarters. Il. WALTON.
Nov. 20, 1645.
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!. BAKER,
ATTORNEY 1T L.1W.

HAviNG permanently located in Page
4 4 dounty, will practice regularly in the
courts Of Rockingham and Shenandoah. and
will attend to business in any Of the adjoinsng
counties,an viii. prosecute vigilently all bu-
siness entrusted TO his acknowledgements Bar
ton & Williams Byrd & Carson. and iohE s..
Magill, Esqs. Winchester. 4. s. GRAY, Harris
sonburg--Ofice near tire .c@uri house .Lursv.
where he NAV always he found. urless stten-
ding some other courts, rJan. IS, 1876.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-09
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE of deed Of trust executed
ID to the subscriber as trustee, by Samuel
Bohm, to secure certain sums ofmoney there
in mentioned to Willsm Moreland. shall
proceed TO sell at public sale, on the preml-
ses. on Tuesday The l2M dug Of May '.e1t'
THREE SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAMB.
adjoining each other, lying on Cedar Greek.
near Van Buren, Furnace, containing. i'll all,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-09
!. .anarer to Ea;e,na,, Of last ,rcelc.

: .anseer to Ea;g,na. Of last reek. d
~ Dali Egg Leg, Kdar. Woad, Agra,
Reed, Ell. Collar; Ogle. Lead, Lee, Err,
Gallego, Edder.. The whole, DELAWARE
CoLLEGE. - G. NJ. S~*~%ss.
New Market Va:
H (2.) Watts, Amiens, Siam, Hutton, Ionia,
Moose, Goose, Times. Omega, Nun, Motion,
Qssia, Newton, Union, Maine, Eve, Nose,
Tongue. The whole, WASHINGTON MoNu
MENT. PHILO. +
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~fE<~
FOR THE SENTiSEL.
sCUFFLE AMONG THE BOYS.
n Game at Marbles.

n Game at Marbles.
IA in , scuf11e seized on 2-3 Of parcel Of
'dRosles; B caught 3-8 Of them out Of As
hands; and laid hold on 3-lO morc-to,
bless your soul, was not this laughable, to see
the boys, hopping. skipping and claPplng their
hands ID ran of with 81 Of what A had
left; and the rest E meanly and sly!y, secured ;
then and c, jointly, fell on B, who IN the
conflict let fall the l-2 he had, which were e
qualify picked up by D and E B then kicked
Of c. hat, Of the contents Of which, a got
l-4,Bl-3, D FL; and G and = equal shares;
Of wha. was left Of that stock. . then struck
ga Of what A and b had last acqulrcd gu. o. :,
their hands; they with difficulty got o-ooI II
in equal shares again; but the other three car.
ried off | 3 apiece Of The Same. Upon thus, .hey
called truce, and agreed that the 10 leI' Oy
A al first. should equally be- divided among
them. How many marbles, after THIS asIee-
msnf. had each competitor Of this ents nsls-
mens7 Please give thewofk, verbatim.
Rockingham Co.sXa. Az.
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s1 s3 THE
p N A I'll @ N A L ID
u o q @ J. .
WOODSTOCK,

Shenandoah County, Virginia.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS TAKEN
IL THE BRICK TAVERN HOUSE, in
Woodst ock, recently occupied by Mr.. Samfl
Rinker, and more recently by MIR. James
Allen, as Il House of Entertainment 1t is
deemed useless to make any Wanting profes.
sions of her intentions tokeep the House in a
very superior style however. she deems it but
justice to herself and to the public to say.
that she is prepared
To keep the 7avern as weU as eng
erer Kept in the place,
And that it is her fixed intention TO meet the
Just expectations of all who may favor her
with call.
She respectfully solic;ts share of public
patronage.
CLARA MILLER
Woodstock. va. March S. 1916.
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COTTON YARfS.--46o lbs, Of Get
~ ton Yarn. just received from the RAJ
mouth Factory, and for sale cheap a. HEAD
Quarters, H ,t . A. /" ~
nov. 90. 1s45.
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WAR, DECLARED!
Notice to Quit the Territory

TT Is KNOWN TO EVERYBODY. THAT
4 war is raging terribly in South America
and that it is the all absorbing topic now dis
cussed in the United States;-but l have no.
thing particularly TO do with that subject just
now. would therefore beg leave to announce
to the public, that am prepared to execute
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DIR. THOMPSON'S
UTERINE TRUSS.

TT is the opinion Of all the principal proEef-
4 sors of medicine in the United States, 4 he
have given their testimony, that DR.. IHomp.
sons Patent apparatus forthe cure Of Prolnp'
sus and other diseases" possesses superior adj
yantages over any other a?paratts the kind
ever presented 10 the public. Their certiti-
Gates to that effect can be seen by calling
on the undersigned at his store in Wood
stock. -
These Trusses have been examined by DIR.
Irwin, DR.. Magruder,& DR. Wunder, and they
concur with the above sentiments-that it 10
the mos, easy. safe, and certain remedy for
those diseases it processes to cure, ever lnven-
ted. They can be had at my store. Those
who stand in need of an article of this kind.
would do we'll to make immediate application.
JOHN G. SCHNIVT.
Woodstock, July 20. l84s.-y.
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EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
HOUSE g. SIGN PAINTING,

In stvle that shall prove satisfactory to
all who nav wisl, anything of the kind done.
His residence is at EMANUEL KILLERS,
three miles west Of Woodstock. Refer to
Jacob Hahn, of Hv. --u Grave boards made
at the shortest notice.
STROTHER J. DUL.GER.
February 10, 1s46-t1Jl+4
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New York, Feb. S, 1916,
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November 6, 1916.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
Cnffnn rrnsIc.

Our market firm, but very quiet al the departure
OF the steamer Cambria the 18th inst Alter her de-
parture there was but small business transacted but
prices did not lose any of their sringeDey in conse-
quence, but became, II thing, rather hrmer On FRI
day evening 18th inst received the accounts per the
Acadia her adyices the 1h inst from Liverpool and
to st INST Havre, consseted re very unia-
vorable IN future of those markets At Liver
pool prices were hrm with decline OF one tarhng
and holders represented TO be free sellers even oil
the new receipts which left large losses The scarcity
OF money, with the dull stat. OF trade at Manchester
make prospect for the future course OF that market
more gloomy and unsatisfctory The effect OF these ad
vices here has only been 10 lessen the already small
daily crerat,ons previously existingas holders were
indsposed TO submit 10 greater decline than one quar-
cent, at which rate, the only buyers have been oar
own manufacturers Much of the irmness here has
arisen from small stock and the high rates ruling at
all the Southern ports and in measure to the con-
tnuei very unsatisfactory state Of relations th
England as r. specs the Oregon question some adj
dtiops rnnsss may also be attributed TO the light
ceipts q, Nav Orleans, Mobile and Apaachicos, In
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 1.

suS ...1 ~ MOON SETS. 49,? 81 \
sur Gets a Al NIGH wArEs ...il 81
Cleared.
Shin 81 James, Meyer London, 0rinneli M,nurn & Co.
Ship Utica Hewctt. Havre, Boyd Y Hincten
ssD West Lys'pIS @or
SHIP john N Gorsler. Tsmford. London, WinsIow.
ship fremont. Taylor. Hull, Gillespie; 80 -
Buque Nancy w Stevens, Stevens, New Orleans, Elwe
& Co.
sarque Thetes. Hanna New oreats Stanton Frost
Bags Ciarissa, Lunt, Lisbon, Nesm'th Welsh
Brig Macon, Hayden, savannah, X VI Demell. -
Brig Josepbus, Daisno, New Orlesns Durham Dinon.
Brig Caroi,se, Sherwood, Charleston, Dnnham Dimon.
Sshr p Blown. jones, Richmond, Plat Pierson.
Schr Patrick Henry Chester Richmond Allen raxson
Schr Delaware, Crosse, south Ambov.
Schr Sparta, Rogers, Jacksonville, Bret; X Ure.
Schr raaruga Oerera. Lisbon tirinnrll, Mnturn Co.
sloop Lady Fenwick, Chapman, New Haven
Arrived.
BE-. brig Commerce, Crowell, GO day, from Newport,
tWsles with $50 tous coal to lvn: 18th rstant lat ~ 81
lou g. spoke Dr. buque Ann from Liverpool fr 81 JOINS
TIE O. has experienced weather the passage ~,
Brig Relief, Sawyer, from Machv, with lumber, 10 S"'
* Boyiugton.
Brig Emblem. Bunker, 10 days from Machas, wi.umber'
10 j L Snow.
schr Rich Hutchinson, u days from Salem. 18th mds',to
schr Howard, Baker, days from Bosom, with mdse'to
schr Coraea Faulkner, days from 5oston, with mdse 70
msster. -, r..
schr Fawn Rogers tof Kipg,on) from Baltimore, corn
Schr Flora. Jenkins Chesnleake, corn.
Schr Equity, -, Boston mdse
sw.,;.h hi, yv..,o.,oa .ch, GLOBE, Of New isyen,
Shin siddons Cobb, Liverpool; barque r"no""'' .
field, RIO Janero, and others.
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The Doctor
WASHINGTON. Dec. 80. 1915.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ~, 1913.
As the year draws towards Its close, politicians
seem 10 approach their wits end II has been a
great year, fall of events sf momentous mport.
Nations have been born and have died as it were.
IN day. But one year ago Texas was an indie.
pendent naton-today the glory of the lone star has
melted into the galaxy of our national standard. and
san Jacinto and Bunker Hill are battIe-feds OF the
same great nation.
But why should we get crazy over all this matter
Every body IS astonished at the popularity of annex
alton. Men puzzling their brains TO find ont new
countries TO annex. Cuba California. Mexico -
Domingo Canada, &c, have been already named
II seems 20 be the seppng-stone to popularity. nov
70 invent some new annexation scheme General
Mcconnell LAS been smiuen with the mania. and
n" intends to offer resolution tomorrow 10 annex
ireland There viii be some fun out al thls Il
nothing more.
The history OF this annexation business i a
strange one. Bob Tyler, being leading Repesler
Thought Inc speedes way 10 carry that measure was
70 KICK up war with England II was, therefore.
resolved upon 70 annex Texas Tnls was to effect
double plrpose-ls,, to make John Tyler the war
candidate tor the Presidency in 1874 and 2d ~ -.
cure him all the naiuralized votes
But alas tor AL human calculation the treatv for
annexation was rejected Martin Nan Buren an
Henry Clay, The two acknowledged leaders ~ tba
two great parties, took ground against Il Tohn
Tyler thought himself secure The Baltimore con-
ventlon was held. and Tyler's thunder was opic,l,
taken from him aud given 10 another. who rod
over his prosirated hopes Iato his place. upon M,
own tayorite bobby; and the very Senators who vi
ted against Tyler aud annexation,s were he .trong
est supporters Of Polk and annexation
The wings over the country reaiced al The a.,
teat OF the Texas treaty, aud yet ii they had onh
voted Tor iyers treaty, and got il confirmed HEINZ
Clay would have to-day been President of This RI
public, with his friends enjoying the spolls Of vic
tory.
The movement IN the Senate to-day places lob,
Z. Calhoun IN seeming opposition to the admins
ration. The peace principle will now prooab,
prevail The South got scared at the prospect be
tore them Of war with England Several lsadn,
Wigs had taken bold ground upon this question
They declared that they would not be made scape
goats any longer, and that it the democracy persis,
ed IN war measures, they would not hold them back
lhis was spFnging mine upon the democratl,
party The result Is that John g. Calhoun leads of
IN opposition TO Casa, Allen, Haanegan, and Ollie
nre-eaters. lie carries with MIN McDuffe Colouiit
Lewis, and, probably, the two Florida Senator's
making, with the wings, thirty 10 twenty.tour. win
chance Tor Pennybacker, Benton, and, OF course
Benton's aolian attachment, Mr. Barby
Calhoun and Lewis, taken mentally and bodily
are the giants OF the democracy and their weight 4
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Freghts for Liverpool have continued dull for cotton
and occasional engagements as low one dollar per
bale have been made to fill up. Flour be ship
ped at 3s per barrel.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2O.-Yeserday to all appearances
the demand was quite limited and in the Of the
morning only moderate business was transacted but
towards evening buyer stepped forward and took two
large ts which sweled the operations Of the day to
500 bales OF which the greater portion English
account To day there was good attendance Of pur-
chasers especially for the north and the sales reached
$500 bales at steady prices leaving the market the
whole shade lower than at the date Of last report
to re ain our former quotations. The bulk of the past
three days. business has been transacted English and
Northern accounts in addition to which few purchases
have been made tor Spain and the continent OF Europe
The receipts of cotton still coming in slowly, and
latest accounts from Red river do not make mention
OF rise in the water The sales Of the week cunt
to $4,000 and those of the past three to bales
MOBILE Dec. -. The market on Saturday
active, and the demand more general than any pre-
vious day Of the present season. Buyers have been
compelled to succumb and appear disposed to
cute all the orders that be placed under existing cir
cumstances, which have reason to know form but
small portion Of the aggregate 10 hand The sales
Saturday estimated between $500 1900 bsles-prices
ruling at outside quotations Of the previous day Mid
ding quoted at &C. The receipts since Friday evening
amount to 54l7 bales.
The crop estimates have undergone some modification
since the present month set in the weather being
remey unfavorabe for getting the balance out OF the
1890 600 bales while holders and those favoIing the
shortest estimate counting not exceeding 1900
600 bales At this port the estimates from l5O to
900 600 bales
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D., 1,,, nights Southcrn Mail.

Brponr STAR bgs SrocsPse &C. nss,%cn ~
Then g. Ja via salt Keyexperencd very hssyy
on he coast: schr Nassau Boston, 70 s.hm
li,rn Sounding 81 Thomss; Decaraon br'os'oes 80
market. Sid Eagle, Boston s,;. nj s;uns,, I;vsvI
MosE psJ Bri Fiect dol Orbit 81 .rkin, ondes
botoas TssenSe brl crawford, Glide; brn GLOBE Bsu
uavans bsr lae Warwick, Weeks Dsmerera' Comnsssry,
Boston Dec 49, Arr schr Highee, H,ebee, NYork SD
.ehr Wanda Richardson, York; Wn W. p9s s
NonroLx, Dec 2eCArr brss Sea'p ne nsos EYork:
chs,ena Higgins. Do; Peggy, Brj smith ehr, 1y
SON Boston, Brilliant Smith. Nfork Cid sens 49,
IBrl Warrington, West Indies; Vslan an'ixos' Asao'
West indies - ~ o. Iii, I,olls (,;tsysos
Nyork sid barous Mary, Hooper, Hia
PHI .pyiynIs Dec Ill Frcm soy yorfsspondtntt.,
;ehr. May NswSsm M l;; ass Sass John WsisI
Kingston Js brig jamr Clark aoSmo,d ihs Cyno
snre TYork Amerisas, NorfoHi fcn"on' so''~s 10.
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BaLrisroEs, Dec. 9l, 1885,

BNNII'IUhf I'VN IoFNi
~ Gofssae, aad rs Message. laotho Pilot Boa,
missing Basiness-- Markets &c.
We aie today IN expectation OF the receipt Of the
vernors Message which, Il is said, devises many i'm.
ponant suggestions with regard to the staea finances
WIZ be very lengthy, and IL received in time will
sehd you brei synopsis Of is contents His recon.
mehusuons Tor retrieving the credit of the State, by the
payment Of back neres, ON ibe state dsbt are said to
be most simple and efficient; and with majority Of
friends IN both branches of the Legislature he will have
an opportunity OF Carrying them out Certain /, Is that
thomas . Pratt s the best debtpaying and taxcoec.
ing Governor that Maryland mas ever had.
Another pilot boat the Gratitude has been mi sizing
since the 10th Of December, when she was seen about
iory miles east Of Cape Henry, tremendous snow
storm. There were beard OF her four potsNiessrs
Hubbard, Owens, Zachariah. ir, and another whose
rane y not recoliected and three negro sailors
The New YORK Circus Company are now doing first
rate business AZ the Front street Theatre The
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American Manufactures.

This market is not very active seldom is at this
season OF the year. Quotations are, therefore, merely
nominal. The export, this month, Of cotton goods
amounted to 2, 375 packages.
There demand for printing cloths, in the
early of the month"; but did not result in much bu
siness. The stocks generally lghtl
There is feature to remark in the BOs on mar
ket All manufacturing stocks are up to high point,
and large dividends have been declared.
Nothing new in the Philadelphia market
The tendency in prices in Baltimore is upward There
a few buyers from the west in that market the
Goth On the 9th there two sales Of drills
for export
The Pensacola Gazette, of the 18th inst says The
machinery for the first cotton factory attempted in
Florida arrived here few days ago, and is landing
Arcadia, twenty miles north Of this place. II Is
evident that in the Of month the factory
will be in full operation the factory buildings being now
nearly completed.
is said that cotton factory charter will be applied
for at the next Of the New Jersey Legislature
from Mays Landing, Atlantic county, with capital Of
81 $4,000.
On the Goth ult, two bills were introduced into the
Legislature of South Carolina, which propose to incor
porate certain manufacturing companies-one with
capital of of $500 0O0 and another with capital of $780,
600 One OF these factories designed to be located at
Charleston.
We learn that the Danvile woollen factory establish
ment is dong thriving and constantly increasing bust
The cloth, cassimeres, blankets, Aannels, Sc,
manufactured there spoken of in the highest terms;
the cloths, particularly Of most beautiful finish and
for durability and service, unsurpassed by any other
domestic establishment, in Pennsylvania at least.
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American Whale Fishery.

According to the annual meni ofihe condtonofhe
American Whale Fishery, in the last Whalemens,
shipping List the whole number OF vessels now employ
ed in the business from all the ports the United States
includes ships and barques 81 briggs % schooners
aud sloop; making an aggregate Of 233 1872 tons
showing increase OF 1907 tons dur the past year,
and an Increase OF 81, lis tons since Jan /. ls44.
We subjoin the following interesting statistics -
Table Of Voyages made by Sperm and Right whalers IL
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attraction they have is the wit and humor of their
clown who is admitted to be without competitor in his
peculiar vocation.
The Old Dominion Circus also doing good bus.
up town.
Seton at the Museum, with Kate Ludlow an, Bar
ney Williams, all doing good business.
The MARKErs-There were 500 head of Beet Cattle Of
Tered at the scales 273 head OF which sold at So
30 net according TO quality There 227 head left
on hand unsod The quality rather better than the
offerings OF last week The Flour Market is still with
out any activity sale of good mixed brands Howard
street was made on Monday at S5 per bbl which price
holders were asking yesterday morning without being
able to effect sales Recent price s512l City Mills
Flour was sold at s525, which price holders in
asking Sales of first quality Rye Flour sl75 and Of
corn meal at 81 per barrel.
The SrocK MARxET.-Morey continues scarce: the
Banks have nothing to spare; and they to pre-.
pare their reports to be laid before the Legislature
not expected il will be before that period
The apprehensions OF has become more calm yet
the feeling abroad is for 81 deg 40 min on the Oregon
question; and some anxiety is evnced for the
by the steamer to leaver England the 4h prox Mo
ney on the street be obtained at per
The following sales have been made at the Stock Board
- 900 state 6's, 75l 1900 City 6s 90 OF; 25O0 ,
soi 97t City cents have sold at 90 a97; 97
the close, s7t bid; sellers at 97s In five per cent moth
ing doing.
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consequence of the lowness of water at those por
aud to smaller estimates OF the crop gaining currency
there great disparity will be observe between our
raes here and those current at Liverpool last dates
ana also with those existing here at this date last year
which, however proved lowest point of the season
We then quoted "fair' Uplands five and five eighths to
1--WE and three quarters freight Of penny
and exchange ten to ten and quarter The sales the
week ending goth inst. 500 bales-for the week
ending 27th inst. 1850 bales since. 500 bales.
The movements of this staple in this country, this
season, compared with the previous two, have been
as annexed
Bales.
Receipts at ports ofthe u s. since Sept ls45 5s7 $40
do do do same period last year 500 2s7
do do do year before. :. go 0l9
do do same period last wear aIO e27
do do do year before. 24l os4
twill be observed that the receipts this season have
been less than in either OF the previous seasons
while the exports have been about seventy thousand
bales less than last and hundred thousand bales less
than the previous The receipts at this port since
the LIST instant have been % 900 bales exports TO- ITO
bales taken by shipment Ii 900 bales taken specu
laton, 900 stock in city Is 900 bales, and amount
sale 5000 bales.
We annex the quotations current in this market THE
day compared with those ruling at the sa~
year: -aio tiMe last
-.,ERPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Dec. 30, 1914. Dec 81, 1916.
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rsof, * VIVA, reoy yur Urrrn Lssssi

The section oil Michigan around 81. Joseph is more
milling country than any thing else, and the exports of
tia, place par,ake largely of that ccmmody 1000 Ibis
been sent of this ard the stock for the
spring is esi mated at so 900 bhl On the
1T inst The stock here small, only 5000 bbls.