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MONEY MANHET.
Saturday. Nov. GO p. IA.

Saturday, Nov. Cd Il. M.
The stock market was not affected 90 much by the
foreign news received by the Caledonia, antici
pated Most Of the prices fell OF fraction, but the
sales were only to limited extent Long Island de-
clined u per cent Farmers Loan III Harlem X; Nor
wch and Worcester Al Reading Il; Illinois 6's ri Penn
sylvanis IS, III Reading Bonds X; Mortgage Bonds ~
Morris Canal advanced a.
1t Is impossible to tell at present. what the ultimate
effect OF the new failures announced may have upon
commercial affairs this side Of the Atlantic Msr-
camille houses in this and other cities may be losers to
greater or less extent but IL will require time to deter
mine whe Their any serious will result from
them We do not look for any immediate effect any
way 1t Is possible and highly probable that we shall
ultimately experience a revulson in our commercial
affairs, but 1t will not deveope ITSELF If at all fer
moths 10 come In the meantime, 1t would be well to
keep everything snug as possible.
The receipts Of coal at Philadelphia from the anthra
cite region during the past week. and for the season
were annexed -
PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRApE-RKcEIprs FOR THE SEASON.
schuyikili canal, tons -. ...... s32i 2o3 20,
Reading railroad. tons sO,s7S i,l7i5ss
Total tons. ........ .53,l2s 1850
There are about six weeks OF NAVIGATION lsft pro.
vided the is average one within which time
the Lshgh and schuykil canals will bring to tide wa
ter about one hundred and fifty thousand tons Of coal
and the Reading railroad nearly hundred thousand
TONS making aggregate of three hundred ans aft,
thousand tons, which, added to the above will make
total oftwenty-three hundred thousand TONS The re-
csps by the railroad continue throughout winter ant
the supply Is from that source kept up
The following Is statement of the quantity of nou
shipped east from Rochester the Erie Canal durin
the month of October, for three seasons
1915. 1916. l8a7
DaHeh' ...'...iz9'i9s lp,839 lll03
Quantity shipped from the opening Of navigation t
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FROM TExAs.-The schooner Heroine, Can't.
Denus from Galveston the 23d inst arrived Yesterday
We are indebted to Capt d. for the Galveston Gazette
Of the 23d During ending on the there
thirty deaths all diseases in Galveston eaht less
the number of the previous week Twenty Of the deaths
reported were natives Of Germany; one was an Eng
lishman three were unknown; three infauts one
United States The precise number who died of fever
Is not Known but the Gazette presumes that majority
Of the deaths were from that disease The gazette
We do not know Of o death from fever among the ac-
ciimated portion OF our citizens Only few deaths have
occurred among native born Americans; and those re-
ceiVng prompt and proper attention when attacked by
disease are usually mild, and yield readily to the
ordinary remedies, unless aggravated by some i'm
prudence the part Of the patient Those slightly at
tackled however, should be exceedingly careful to guard
sganst they are by far dangerous than
the hrst attack Health says the Gazete appears to
prevail throughout tho State the weather Is delightful
and the people engrossed in gathering the
OF ther fields This has been of health peace
and administrative Orleans Picayune, 10Th uH
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GET your boo@ shoes or CATERS Jones Ann
fou can get there good boots for 81 80
se eisswhere for 81 Gate saying He also sells
S.sa waterproof boots 81 90 o. and IS co. Jones has
me rue OF doing bu.oesIight expenses ard small
IIohts Al goods purchased at Ann warranted 70
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The Southern Mail.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. q.
The New Orleans papers failed to reach u.s. Charles
ton papers contain nothing new. We hear nothing OF
Importance.
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The being too much advanced, there was not
much vvscity in the market Some sales to meet 40
tua demand have been effected 200 hhds Kentucky
sold at 40, and some Cuba tobacco private terms
was taken for export.
WHALEBoNE-No change.
WHisKEY-Sales of Western were made at 80 q 30k
and Of state prison AT 3lc, including drudge.
FaEIoHT. were nominal, and we heard Of DO engage
ments worth reporting.
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markete.

BALTIMORE, Nov. O. p. NJ The foreign news per Gale
donna was received here by telegraph which had the
effect OF suspendng operations in bresdstuHs until the
receipt Of private letters due by mail There was gene
raj decline for Howard street, 50 refused. Corn
sales OF 2ooO bush made including Maryland mixed
ana white at 81 cents and yellow do, Of good sound
Quality at 10 cents Provisions and Groceries inactive
Whiskey-no change.
ALBANY, Nov. O. p. M.-The Csledonia's news came
duly to hand by telegraph which checked operations in
breadstuffs, and unsettled prices Flour-The market
was dull, and the prices had a downward tendency.
Barlsy-ssles Of 10000 bushels, including two rowed
were made ut 81 cts and four rowed at 80 cts Rye and
Oats remained nominaly the same. No sales Of Wheat
or Corn were reported Receipts by canal during the
preceding twentyfour hours Flour 10 600 barrels;
Wheat 1000 bushels Barley, IL 700 bushels; Corn
BUFFALO, Nov 6, P. M.-The foreign news brought by
the Caledonia was received by telegraph which had the
Effect Of depressing prices We note sales Of only 500
bbls Western and this State Flour at s. SIX IS AN
The market closed without animation Whsst-Sales
OF 1000 bushels made consisting chiefly Of good
Western ut 9Oc and good white and this State 2c
Corn-The market was dull ut $50. Rye Sales Of 1000
bushels were made at &c. Oats-No change Whis-
key remained tho same. Receipts during the preceding
- hours were as follows Flour 5000 bbls Wheat 1000
bushels Freights by canal to Albsny:-Flour, TOO;
Wheat, 2lc; Corn, lsc.
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II DwLING SALOON FOR sALE-For sale magnih.
cent Bowling Saloon containing eight alleys bar fixtures
and furniture The alleys bsvs been recently read the
best the saloon furnished modern style and
pee with every convenience To cash customer the whole
will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to
M 6'issr J. VAN Nance, u Pine street, I'd story.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE AND CLOTHING
WANTED Ladies or gentle men having sny -superflu-
of clothing fnitur, to dispose Of ob,
r cash for the by sending for the ubser
hs esidence line through the postoce WIN be pune.
tually attended to-. M. COHEN,
80 Duane stIc<t.
Ladies can he attended n by Mrs. Cohen.
NB-Iob Goods and Old Stock bought to any amount
o27 l2src
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TTARIFF OF PRICES DURING THE SUSPENSION
l. OF NAVIGATION, l8i7-i8-By kIpress.
Ials afa liz and aCEn

Livingston Wells do undertake goods
of Buffalo, but will forward them to Messrs Ii ngston
Fargo Buffalo, whose line extends (by stage) iIwau.
kie. Cleveland. Detroit and Chicago
The Express proprieors hold responsible only
g forwarding merchants.
Bank notes specie jewely, valuable light and bulky
goods taken by special contract only. Glass and glass
taken only at The sole risk Of the owner
Goods destined for places off the line of railroad or west
Of Buffalo will be delivered to other express lines or other
modes Of between those places unless otherwise
ordered and all resp Instability deleTy
Of the property above.
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100 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OVERSHOEs!
lOO The splendid assortment of Metallic Rubber
Overshoes offered in this city be found wholesale
aud RETAIL the Goodyear Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broad
way opposite Trinity Church. between Pine and Wall
nj itsm
90 = kEWAkD-Los or stolen, on Friday evening last
P~c from carriage, while crossing from the foot Of
Vesey street to Catharine street. Black Leather Trlnb,
considerably worn, marked IT, The conteuts are only valu
able to the The above reward will be paid by the
subscribers for the Of the truck and
JOSEPH ROSE. Jr. No 80 Dathariue street
JAMES WILSON. No. 20 Sullivan at
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nj hsm JAMES WILSON. No. % Sullivan ~.
vi bey New foaa Il po yls
Of this .,tbishmsnt has CONNECTED himself partnership
yusbs addition to Ii. sduee S" him to
hope that his numerous customers will increase every day
o % e the Dygr C,..'qg
enpe gold and silver aud everything relating
eaGaments dyed black Tor mourning in 10 hours nj iar
III ABANA TOBACCO LEAF.-,A large lot of Habans
TobSeco Leaf all wI,P g and good for snd Of
'' + s s|.m 10 4 F IL Ss.s.;. street,
TNEoRMATIoN WANTED-Of Bridget McGoawn, by
fully New ' YoR M R.nA
WANTED ,. secondhand Iselinns chair address
work. To i.
Apply hi. day and At No. s East d street tire
ROAKD IN BRo0ME sTREET.-A few gentesl boara
- be modated 58i BToome ud
son There one sSe back ROOM second story with closets
to he stages attention viii be peid 10 make auei
and comfortable home For further pacuss please :naae
pKIyATE TU!TloN--A univer,ty man experienced in
Tuition Is desrous of forming engage as visiting tn
ii s"d Fl I
5S Who 1.5 ., s% by
r.cy Offers m" Ri. ssd w oss who wis; pys
Lessons Il @ Sn very scsys Inc
X ELiGiOUs NOTICE-ELDER u. J. ADAMS who
has lately made great stir Boston, will preach
s.% ss 1Sil B2wcy opposite sPrng street on saadsy
free. nc 2tssr
JNOR SINGLE GENTLEMEIy To IL, IN , n,;v.,. g..
E sss fn %%as a II V %S"sS
CLoTBlNG-J y4NDERBlLTi % Maiden i; tn :.
~ ves eeatemen and boys in want Clothing ready msH
or made favor him with call The subscriber has
thousand. OF fashionable thar Cannot be IN
style of ut finish, which he will sell at wholesale resl
cheaper h, been offered before this city consist
ing Of d.s and frock Co,, Pso Polka, Sacks 0vercoa
Closks Vests Pants and Boys Clothing
Aso than 500 pieces Of fashionable Goods which will
made order al from 10 so cent less than the general
prices.
N. BThe cutting Of pantaoons, hitherto cult, has
been reduced TO certainty and warranted III IN ttye
Of fashion. j. VANDERBILT, 30 Maiden lane.
ma
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their thther and residence
taro, upon the terms already mentioned
As the greatest scandal which could BE- presented TO
foreign nations would be the sigh. OF country nva
ded by foreign foe devastated by foreign and ut
the same time torn by anarchy his Exceency the Pres
dent determined to the alton from this oppro
brum Mt whatever cost to avoid also by whatever mea
sures policy and circumspection dictate the
slightest occasion motive for seditou; and II this
should not be sufficient he Is deter mined with the aid Of
slater to repr.ss every attempt at revolution whatever
employing for that purpos all their extent and ener
gy the constitutional and extraordinary powers with
that your Excelency, to put down sediton will employ
all the powers and all the Of the the
federation let what may be the class category Of per-
sons VINO may In any form undertake to disturb public
order or attack our institutions
Az your Excelency is made by the Constitution
Immediately Responsible for the preservation of public
order in the state under command the President
wii omit nothing which mPy give to your authority all
ed by virtue OF the extraordinary powers with he
invested that in any attempt whatAvsr shoud he
made in sny State TO disturb public order subysrt
the federal system the Of the gem
raies ehsl be employed to port and sustain by the
forces under their orders the measures of the
ERECTED that in all affairs within their supervision thew
conduct themselves with the utmost harmony and good
understanding In their transactions with the overn-
meuts Of the Stats
His Exceeucy the President deems 10 proper to Law
down In this communication another Of the principles
by which he proposes TO regulate his administration
His Exoelency can assure Mexicans, and ell the in
hatitanis Of the republic and he assures your
Exceency that under his all the legit;
interests OF every class of society shall be nvioa
bly, respected and II unfortunately His Excelency
should see himself under The sad necessity of ordering
new impost he will never employ the odious
Of forced loans, nor the yet odous
Of assessing without any equity certain sum upon
tain contributors The most rigorous principles
of justice shall direct His Exceeucy in the assessment
Of burdens " unhappiy he should be constrained TO i'm
pore them lie will endeavor to avoid 10 posi-
ble ADOPTING in the public expenses the utmost economy
pstibe with the grave and perous circumstances In
which the nation Is placed and with the inevitable
cesty imposed upon of resisting the foreign invasion
until peace advantageous and honorable for Mexico
may become possible.
TO carry Into effect the system OF ny which the
PRESIDENT proposes to establish His Exceency expects
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En.. P,st,e.: rtil:s ias sH:h Louise Dsl.s NO dis:
f$:: f .s Cir: T::
p; sn':s - sss ss; : ss
ss s:is si;S.'' ld''
shR PhsSs q condemned THAR bark franklin
SS:, 81 sss S.ss|:en z 81. A. s,y e.
70, So,Isa,; .sSsGsd ed and proceeded on
E:as.v @ issS1 Ella s% n
6% I% f. YSTa
xs s.. e; sfI.vidsaes Nancy Jane Gardner. York
ao A :fs,; Ns,h s
ao Asafs sp.
:s A1Ws1i ss
II ss s. z; ns::
'ehI Gsdsor s!sy Of and for SC.tSn I'm Ravens: " Sy.
sYok 10 sfhrs Rainbow, Rogers Bos'oa' Horton.
siFRsy ST1sa March ship Charlie. Saunders
Pada:. Ga WILMINGTON, Deli u days from ST John, New
si 4f s' a''' ' 81:
Sea Bid Merchant. Nor
e ss To- =.
AsE, M.g,hs Par, S;n 20 Ry;E
bark ia;s bH9 Lacills Ropes: suaairs :ahT Richard
Lssso B. .Sp see S - bf xss
sp ss9ls s Isaac s:.
O M., s0s.ns sS1 s:. d Hilton 70,
e. ss"f ss
Cyprus. Dyer. for Newbu'yport. ri.
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chosen this week to take their benefits, preparato-
ny to opening for the summer campaign. The
worthy manager of the Walnut puts forth strong
bill for 10. morrow evening, upon the occasion OF
his benefit, Mr.. Forrest appearing as Jack Cade.
The Yiennose children are announced 10 appear
at the Arch street on Monday evening.
An announcement from Harrisburgh, by tele-
graph, states that the wing convention for the no
mination of a candidate for governor, assembled
there this morning, and was temporarily .rganiz-
ed by calling Mr.. Bell, OF Berks county, to the
chair, ana the appointment of Mr. Ogle, and
Thomas w. Duiiield, as secretaries After the
appointment OF the committees, the convention
adjourned until o'clock.
The continuation of Judge Kelley's nomination
by the State Senate, has caused universal salts
faction throughout the city aud county. Though
young in years he has qualified himself for the
station by intense study, and great application
while practising at the bar. His rise has been
rapid, but being self made man, was not more
than commensurate with his deserts.
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Domestic Importatfons.
MAklTAME HERALD.


Cleared.
wsG & FsS' SSs os SS.a S Ns..h
60; ianore' tpaeke has;a. H,vIe BOYD tneEen.
E.i Cos %. Is z &sssiTK .s
fssGs sos; ios, %aa fsi:r i To.
sesa %,' Si'ss, sssnlains Az Cages. Levi. LEM,
fRs@o.Sn PuG. WI 91s aqns sns
SS,nasf assry rssdseis E%.in. w.d.n. d. n'I Me-
Barge Dolphin, Lamb fhiladsipha.
Arrived.
ase % ss ms,. 81 esu sU from
lord rlle,ton Sco saw ship Lord Weiiogon sill ashore
III "a sssS 'f Moore. On s s Bar and
sdy ook ' w ~ pcs. s S S s' 70 wo When
SHE ken.agtoa o 4 k'I6aa, from MssI, oe, 10, vi.
=: 's:s issf ri ps.sD .S ys:
S's sst s,s u %
,oys ' s b. sssf no. stos oh s,ppsd which
stack sp which SOUNDED like n. lssor Of .nsos
@ %sss s1s' S s
"a SsSs 81, o9asd Ior mem London st from ferp,meeeo
Ss.'a q s,nS: ss g,e ofr .ss
i%sT sa 70 pe. II sHs
o n. S.ss i0Tsm M and mama sore about 70 @
pes ed TO hive .bose bot .Sar as Ssr sssS ~
ma n. were ,tl ayns shout bat any
I9s Mech w SSSwa .e com
Ns iss % s so, sHg 4, sls .
.ap s % S.n, E Z %: Chm, L,.pso 4 b
ss ssS 'iS sa 3. 5 1sH s.n. :.
IN ,"f lyaaes " days eai, 18Th ship Joha dug.
out. loth Brb Ik Riheman, HsnnoeL I'm N,e,yo ,as
flr syasey, 20 days out The kensagtoa ar,
.hs nnsmm AR on the aO,h Nov. sso Ssh Das,.h
lat % 30 ", lou 20 20 w. 'NhasJ
Br bsrk Apcrf vie, Jones, co days I'm l,y.,,oot -.
20 bsch- X McEyers. ''' "'N' muse
x 'W ~ beh
pr,men RI Fhladephi, tirtre a. DAYS I'm Bt.m., ,h
mise 90 Poppe. FEB IS laff9 N IS spoke s,h, 49,.
msr'l OF rorlaad JsI 30 IS Ion " s, saw es ~
gone. buiwa,ks stove aud apparently tight
BARK is1hei'a, Mckee, from ~ Cfoix sch a. wihnd.e 10
r. hanssi s,snt with sIz BELL ssst ing spath "a
IN, LAT 81 90 loa o. gh stt PM, passed bark
OF aud from Brcmes, forNYork lstS lon AGO.
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matter.
Bark Ch,scsor Collins, Is days I'm New Orleans, with
spoke ship Hereuiesn Kingston. FIN Havana New Or
isaas a"s Time shiP Exchange Of New York. 40 days I'm
gar 10 Haven x co.
Bng Gfo,d, Gonnery 20 days I'm New Orleans with
mdse to NesmIh Walsh 2sth lat 49, Ion 70, spoke ship
Constantine. OF Boston fun Havana for Bremen. :, 80,
Brig Wmhrope ord days FIN New Orleans. with SEQ
hhds mo'ssses, {, J Taylor X co. e., -.
schs Ta@meree Smith, IS days from Msanxas with lse
bids terces molsssss TO Young Hswk,ns 20, d LS'
ssth Feb lat 81 lon 7s spoke brig Logan from Havana Tor
Baltimore :,
schr Farwell Ames, IS days From New Orleans. with
673 bbls pork l39 bbis flour, 10 suydam, Sage 20
below
Ship Panhea Parker (of Bsngor) is day. fm Maanzss.
with sugar Buca; Belgian bark Jean Key, De rsun,
u days fin Antwerp with dse to Kunckemsn; Dutch
gsII,o bark Urapia; bark unknown all anchor In
the lower Bay.
One Of the United States vessels Of for Mexico; ship
Mary Frances, Mobile; bark RAPID, Havana.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA, March W r NJ
Arrived, sehrs Calista Fowler Cienfuegos Nestatoga,
, h Kelsey New York; Here spsa1 dol Mary Miller,
Conescgs. Kibv, Norfolk Cleared banks Mary Irvine,
(new) smith, Coast Of Africa Belfast 4 Martha Mary,
LYDIA Fsrnh-m, FninhGm New CLEANS; ,ehrs Charlie. Nc
Groves. Eoolk Hero spear. Boston, Daniel Parker Rus'
sell de- Mary Miller. Dole, do; John Thompson Falken-
OSeill do. Below, bark Jshn Welsh Ames I'm Palermo,
aud two briggs unknown. above Delaware city,
Foreign POrts.
BAsBApoEs Feb lsIn pot Disc bark Trinidad Lsndfare,
I'm New Haven; brss lmogene Cha FIN NYork Leghorn,
Wlln, gon e. and schr sally Miller, Lee, from New
bern NC.
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Passengers Arrived.

CHARLEsroN--Siea mship sout,erner-Miss Clara EllIs
Mrs Lean; Mira Wmbsrg ehild = NJ rhurson lady;
z SMITH U 8 DAVIS: w Dsnslow; q w f. rraid; A
acC.lla; Jacobe; Russell; w Chambers; w " GlI;
Fiseroux; A Oxey; Moses; J o Gresham: T Lam
bert; b Carr; Rev w q A1dsrsos; N jones' JAS Cor
bus; Cauison; M Jones; X Davis; j n Gsveiie; Lem
ber Gus Johnson w B Greene; II W Lathrop, and a IN
the -
teEDos-faeket ship Hendrix Hudson-Benj Riddick. Of
suhola Va; Frsder,ck Down, VIk; Denmark of Up.
Cansda Mr. Mrs Brown child of Birmingham; Mrs
starr, London; Miss dol q Cross, ef London;
mrs II Cross y child, do, and 10 liz the steerdge.
MASiLA-ship Kensington MessTs Re ady, and Edward
Butler
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TassHT sREE NV SF Y6RKs. N:assIs
:: rs Q s:ssss; IL; sT
q q: Il: :DSss iaa
State; Canada and West Indies who have been aborns
bone: a.a joints: and skin :rqptoa
chronic rhsumati!m, &c., &C. The result Of the abuse in
giving mercury, i1judicous treatment and upsrdoaab'e
Hr srrc1vg G ~ r.:
nocturnal and all dischage. from ths ursthin-
yet dseovs,ed Tithout nteIe wing in any way with bust
ness. rrieA One Ds slA1HRHgg 81 fP8SiRa
pREPARED BY ths member. Of he PhIadelphia COLLEGE
in accordance with the most modern discoveries OF
tracing its real medicinal virtues tha been tested and ap
syphc symptoms. and the train Of d,es:s, Q.
n'n fss ef RS1t1 iii sAc tH
primary and eonstsationa It should re.crtsd to I'M
medatey after the first appearance Of the Persons
or Si.e. az
should not be one moment without It, bottles One
Dollar e'''' Of h' 4aE s9H T5S II ELIXIR.
DREPARED expressly for the use Of those who have in
.Sns a
in either Of nocturnal emissions, nervous rritabi
It also powerful Female irregularities and
dsmand: and G s::ents pre:sr!: good health and
's0 Price Tr9 a R9s; R.l fp N1 + dozen
DATIENTs residing any Of the Union, by writing
e their let Rs disease sc be S what
will be consulted upon by the members who meet daily for
s @ i. Ess wien s
T sde all MT 81 faH,Hse Past and
ia Imsr Nassau New York.
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Rates OF Freight.

CHAnLEsroS, March We quote to Liverpool, cotton
IN square bags sd rice Sos Three vessels have bsen
tsken up for Havre at for cotton in square bags and
81 per 800 lbs. for rice There is very little Offering for
New York, and we quote nomnay 11c. for cotton, in
squsre bsgs, and Sl}f per tierce for The Boston
rates have undergone change, and quote as for.
merly. cotton, Nc; rice ok per fierce.
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MEDICAL CARD-Dr. MornsoA has been engaged foY
lvA ysaf the treatment Of all forms Of
suetures gounoh0a, and debility arising from secret
habit DR. M holds communion with pretended surgeons
Sec his London DIPLOMA with the signatures Of
sraminers Of the Royal College Of Surgeons including Sir
Astey Cooper Sir Anthony Carlisle Hc Ac IN his ONCE,
aOIK fultos sweet Letters attended To. mo6tsc
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southern CottUn e,nrk.ts.

Macon, March A. Our market during the past week
has been exceedingly dull and prices have from
The receipts have been very limited, averag
ing about 100 bales day, and perhaps half that
amount sold daily.
MorrooMERY, March 2-The last advices from Europe
as per the cambria has had further tendency to de-
press the market; little ia doing declining prices
We now quote sh e1s as extremes
ArALAcHicoLA, Feb. 27-The inquiry since Tuesday
has been very moderate vita daily sales of few hun.
drsd bales without dny material change in prices All
parties seem disposed to wait the 9TH of February
counts, now due.
CHARLEsroS, March Yesterday, holders again were
very stiff. but buyers appeared less inclined 10 follow
them in their increasing demands, which made the en-.
qury moderate and confined the transactions of the
day to within $50 bales at prices most Of which
sidered as being further improvement Of the market
The total sales OF tue week amount 1915 bales the
following articuars 30 bales at IN 100 at II 90 at
l0X $40 at i02< 667 at l0S 1910 at l0H 726 at lOA
.4ss at loA b7a at lon 1865 at lo s,o at e los at
~ ?l9 at 9H AZ at va IL at OK We quote Liv-
erpool classification :-ineIior ga e ordinary 97S
ION middling lOia lO3s middling fair, l01a 1893
far, i0% l02s fully fair. IL Long trans.
actions Of the week reported u.s. consist Of the sale
OF LIS bales Sea Islands at 81 80 cents SO bales do
stained at Is cents, and 10 bales Santees 80 cents
Buyers appear still unwilling to enter the market the
present asking rates of holders