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"AID AND COM FOR I :"
TO THE ENEMY.

PoLk'S PASS TO SANTA ANNA.
The Commander Of our Naval forces in the
Gulf is hereby directed not to obSt,uet the pas
sage of Gen. ANTONIO LorEz De SANTA ANNA
and suite 10 Mexico should he desire 10 return
thither. JAMES X. POLK.
May Is, 1876.
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M. HOFFAR, DENTIST, "A street, five
n doors above Penn. ayonp., east side.
Teeth inserted on gold plate better style
than done in the city, and cheap accordingly.
irne1A If
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NEW CARVING
GLIDING ESTABLISHMENT

GLIDING ESTABLISHMENT.
yNTILLIAM SPEARING, having commenced
w business in the above line, Immediately in
front of Coleman's Hotel, respectfully informs tho
citizens of Washington and its vicinity that be mani
fractures Looking Glass and Picture Frames, Plsin
and Ornamental Cornices, ss well ss every other
kind Of work in his line Of business. William Spear
ngs charges for all work done st his establishment
will be quite reasonable: he respectfully solicis
share Of the public patronage.
N. b. Old F, mes ragilt. may l4d
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WE are receiving from New York our full
w supply of Groceries, Teas, Wines, Liquors,
&C., which will be sold low for cash. or short Gre
dit; to punctual customers, viz:
iO chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, and
Black Teas, which will be sold low by the box
so bags Java, Laguyra, Rio, & 81 Domingo Coffee
Is whole and half barrels Buckwheat
Is bags Duckwheat "G., .h
20 boxes Colgate's Starch -.
25 whole and half bbls Nos. /, 2 and 3Mackercl
5 quntas Goldfish
Is boxes Scotch Herrings, large size
10 dozen Nos and 2 Alicante Mats
So kegs superior Goshen Butter
80 do do Glades do
50 boxes Sperm Candles
70 nests -four and painted Pals
80 dozen 'Brooms ." ."..,
do Whisks ... ..,.
10 nests Market Baskets III.
bales Almonds ......
80 whole and half boxes Raisins
10 boxes Vcrmcell and Nlacaroni
cases Canton Ginger
1000 pounds loaf, crushed, and pulverized Sugars
barrels Steam Syrup E...'
10 boxes Capers and Olives ."
5 do Citron and Jellies '..
do Mushroom and Walnut Catsup
10 baskets Salnd Oil a.s
500 gallons winter-strained and Lard Oil
10000 Cigars, Of our own importation
SIMMS & SON.
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INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TILE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
AT PHILADELPHIA.
"~ cHARTEREDIN 1892.
Paid up Capital 200, ooO-surplus, $4,000.
Insurrs Merchandise, Buildings, Machinery, Manu-
factories, ETC., in this city and vicinity,
at tho current rites.
DIRECTORS. ..r
John M. Scott, John B. Budd, d.
Robert NJ Lewis, John Stewart, .
Charles Manchester, Geo. Trott, Jr
N. Lewis Paeske, Gustavus Calhoun,
William S. Smith, James Devereaux,
William r. White Charles s. Wuhz,
SIMEON TOBY, President,
WILLIAM HARPln, Secretary. .
Apply to q. 5. WHITNEY,
~ rs If 72 Wall street, N Y.
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GENTINELLA BLANKETING.

A AND so Inch Gcntinella Banketing, of o
- n superior qua,itv--for sale hotc by
TOOKER, MEADE & Co.,
jy 20 IS Pine Street, r.. Y
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TIFFANY, YOUNG, q ELLIS.

TIFFANY, YOUNG, q ELLIS.
respectfully announce that they have opened their
new G Enlistment,
NJ. 81, Broadway, corner Of Chambers
street, one book eboue their former
. location,
MYTH nearly 200 cases, form ng an entirely
w new and the largest stock Of elegant Useful
and Fancy Articles of higher order Of taste, beau
iy, and richness than have ever been exhibited in
New York. ,a.a
Bronzes; Bohemian Glass; French and Dresden
Porcelain; Terra Gotta; Papicr Mache; Bronzed,
Gilt, and Elcctro.silverel Wnres rich inaid Desks;
Dressing Cases; Work Boxes; &C., LCutlery and
Steel Goods; Paper and Fancy Stationery; Perfum-
cry, Bru hes, Combs, and articles for the toilet
Fans, Umbrellas, Ca.es, Whips, Purses and Bags;
Opera Glasses, &c. Chinese and India Fancy Arti.
clcs and CuIiosites; an entire importation Of Japa.
Goods, probably the most extensive and msgni.
ficent collection ever sent out Of Japan.
To their former business they will aid
JEWELRY,
and invite particular attention to their large selection
both Foreign and American, Of the newest, richest
and most elegant descriptions; beautiful Watches
and Clocks fancy Silver wares, Diamonds, Camoas,
Coraln, Enancls, &c, al Of which Will be marked
in plain figures at prices from which not the slight
est deduction will he made.
Their Jewelry Department will be un'ler tho care
Of Mr.. Thomas Crane Banks.
27l Broadway, corner Of Chambers st.
july 2s---'f @ .c.,.
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TOOKER, MEAD d. CO.,

TOOKER, MEAD d GU,
IS Pine street, .Netp York.
nFFER for sale OH favorable terms
" Gentinella Blue Blankets,
do do Blankets,
Fancy end Duf.ll & TWiilcd Blankets,
Dark Blue AID Green Mackinaw do,
Pilot and Beaver Cloths, ...
"a and Cd Red Paddihgs, .....
3-1 and Cd Worsttd Ssrges, ..-.
Ga Aipaccas and Orleans Cloths,
Earle ton Ginghsms, r.. &c.. ...
Super WOKE Oregons, ~
British Long Cloths, ..-
Gala Pia;ds, sat
S-4 Tartan Shawls nj,
Drab, Scarlet and assorted Damasks,
ALSO, full and complete assormcn, Of Dun
dec Liuens. ~ 20 If
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e. W. TRYON & CO.,

TAIL OkS,
s37 Broa5uuy, corner Park Place, up stairs,
Arc receiving the newest styles Of goods AMI fash
ions by every steamer.
iuly Eff ...,.... rn 81, o. r,
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
A GOOD BLACKS NTH to VIII, m goo was $
II will be gwen.
Enquire of William Hill on D between 9th g. OIL
streets, South aide.
sept s--3t ..
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LIME MERCHANTS SHOT TOWER COM.

vUaHE MERCHANTS SHOT TOWER COM.
il PANY respectfully inform the Uade that they
have removed 10 the Tower, corner Of Front and
Fayette streets, Formerly known as the PhGnix)
and have on hand full assortment Of Drop and
Buck Shot, all sizes; Bar and Pig Lead, ETC., etc. to
which they invite the attention ofpurchssers. They
also offer for sale their premises and Buildings on
Eutaw street, together with an Eight Horse Engine
and Boiler, in good running order. Persons wish.
ing TO view the promises WILL call at the Tower for
further information. THOMAS J. CLARKE,
Baltimore, july 81 # Secretary.
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1000 Ibis. of Epson Salts
For sole by CHAs. sToTT,
Drug g. Apolh corner 9Th a. pa ay.
naau d &c
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CARD.

m BARNARD, Letter Press Printer, corner
/ f, lin street and Pennsy lvanis Avenue, W ash.
ngton. Terms cash-- Prices lower than ordinary
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DA w Els & BARKER,
80 John street, .Neir York.

Hosiery, Cravats, Suspende's,
Shirts, Gloves, Collars, &c.
Under Shirts and Drawers Of every kind, wholesale
and retail. ss s.. .'..
FnANcIs II. DAWES, JOHN G. BANKER.
iuly 22--f rt.. a.,r.. ... ....'
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Therefore beware of all spurious mixtures of
Tar or Naphtha, and purchase OF the advertised
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CCHOOL BOOKS, in grea, variety, for sale By
y is ROBERT FARNHAM.
iy 3l-f Corner Of lth st. aud Penn. av.
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Ueiar's Patent Japan Blocking is shout the
best article Of the kind we have seon. The polish
which il impsrts to the understanding Of man is
brila ant and Ias'ing: have tried il and Il boots
US to say all this IN lis behslE-Evening Bulletin.
June 7th. gt -
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18

George well, for we we're boys together. A
good heart was entombed with our early
friend.
The officers of the Chesapeake did every
thing men could do to inspire confidence and
exertlon, and to save life in the terrible exi-
gency. Mr.. Andrew LyttIe, Steward of the
boat was particularly active in preparing
floats for the use Of any who chose them, and
barely escaped. When the boat sunk he
struck out on state room door, but soon af-
ter saw the safer place was on that portion of
wreck still above water. The wind and
waves drifted him so rapidly that he could
not return, and lying flat on his body he con-
tinued to struggle and float, the waves fre-
quently dashing over him. until picked up
after daylight, nearly exhausted.
1t is singular circumstance that three
vessels should be run down the same night
in the same vicinity. the Rough and Ready,
the Chesapeake, and the Porter The night
was gusty, clear above but misty on the wa
ter, and seamen say approaching lights ap-
pearcd much farther distant than they really
were.
Passengers lost all their baggage, not one
trunk being saved. The mail 70 Sandusky
City also lost. About 80 tons of freight,
mostly Dry Goods and Groceries for Sandus-
ky city on board. The Clerks books, and
$4,000 in money in his charge sunk with the
boat. The Chesapeake belongs to Messrs.
D. N. Barney g. Co. The Porters was load
ed by A. Seymour g. Co., with 1000 bushels
of corn and 20 bbls. of Pork.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
By our Overland Express.
From the City of Mexico.

Supposed election efHerrea- Triumphs 81
TIE Peace Party--.IouemeHfs Of Santa
.anna- His address 10 the Mexican Peos
pie The Guerilla system, SC.
BY the way of Tampico, the Picayune
has files Of papers from the city of Mexico
TO the 10Th of May, which is elven days
later than tie previous advices.
This eisstion for President was held on
tie 18th, and il was generally supposed
that Senor Herrera was the successful!
candidate. The Picayuue thinks this IL
not the ex. president Herrera. The news
of the election is very imperfect. Angel
Trias, Governor of ChiLuahus, got the
vote of the departmen nj of Mexico; Herrera
succeeded in Queretsro; Publa voted for
ID Meichior Ocampo. The Commercial
Times states, that on the Gath intelligence
reached Vera Cruz from the capitol that
Herrera. was elected. The writer on
whose authority this is given states, the
cause of his success va. from a desire
generally felt among the ,hinkiag part OF
the people for peace. The statement needs
confirmation
Santa Anna had left the command Of
the army of the east TO assume the dutie.
of President. He waste enter the capi-
toI ou the 18th. In letter published in
,be papers be states he had been indus
triousiy organizing guerilla parties. He
..d issued o manifesto 10 The natiea, hui
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
A New Company.

The latest Vera Cruz Eagle mentions
that Capt. Wheat. late a lieutenant 10
Capt. Sneed's campany of Tennessee Cav
airy. is making rapid progress in raising
q company of light horse troops. for the
purpose of returning 10 the field. He
is informed that he has already forty ive
recruits. nearly twice that number oi
horses and contemplates soon TO be ready
for service. Robert Wheat is the eldest
con Of the Rev. John Thomas Wheat. pas
tor Of The Erisespal Church 10 Nashville.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
From Scott's Philadelphia Weekly Paper.
NeWSDaDer.

Newspaper,
How fewsvalue newspaper as they
should! How few know the good that has
been derived from that source of Litera.
ture! How few think newspaper is wortlis
what they psy for il! But how many that'
"ssss ,.,s ..,.p ..s Just d. for esa %
tents of one and then seriously and calmly,
reflected on.he value of those contents.---
We can get number the best paeers in,
the United States for about two cents
each. How richly worth il! Weretwe to
store the contents of one newspaperin our
crannms for year-would We not bet
ter fitted to discharge those important
duties that are always devolving more or
less upon us as citizens of this, glorious
Republic.
Newspapers are TO be valued ore than
any thing else in the world, of a like cost.
Yes-I deem myself quite enought &c.
quainted with them to say that they are
worth more in proportion to the price
paid for them than anything else that it
has ever been my lot to looh upon. AS
for my self, judge maa's sense and
refinement by the newspapers lie takes
very correct way, too, 7 assure YOU,
When go to neighbor's house, and at
ter looking over the many valuables that
are laid bare to the scrutinty of discreet
observer, and fine no newspapers, / feel
for him. Get to conversng with him;
every thing is as dry as can be. You will
hear more blnnders and second-handed
and wrong>impressed ideas than ever was
the fortune of any newspaper editor to
conceive. That's the way rumors get out.
A man that scarcely ever saw a newspa-
per will hear man that is perfectly con-
versant with the history of affairs of diff
ferent things relating the new, odd do.
ings, sc and thus instantly for fear of
forgetting what has been said Of wonder
ful things, &c, he makes for some ac-
quaintance TO tell the doings Of Congress,
the War, &C., and as man was originally
euuoWeu WIN aoiiftiSs tOT exagEeTatHg.
it is very natural that he will tell things
a little beyond the utmost extreme. So
things get out, all from the sPaper'-as it
is often said; though if. like The Three
Black Crows traced back, it will be
found that the faults were not In the spa-
pers'' The only remedy that ] can re-
commend for that of getting wrong ims
pressions cramned into your heads is to
take the Paper That may seem to
avaricicus men and fools, remedy worse
than the disease; but il such be the cases
| have no more to say than this--such
should do as the most undoubtedly will do
fools all their lives. There is
no one more anxious aud ambitious than
!. to have knowledge impaired to the ris.
ing generation, and il is my candid opin~
ion that Newspapers are more effeetual
in accomplishing this design than any.
thing else, for this reason-they cause a
love for readipg--a thirst for knowledge.
After that is obtained, shalf the battle is
over Then we have everything immedi-
ately before our eyes, diversity of mat
ter, both interesting and enlghtening.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18

OF Major Hobbie. first assistant Post
master General, aud a capital officer. too
gees 10 Europe in the New stcarmer
w ashing'on,' to make the necessary
mail arrangement on the other side.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
Crops of the United states.

The Washington Era contains an estf>
mate, taken from the letter of the Scores
tary of the Treasury, of December 10,
1916, of The quantity of each of the fol-
lowing staples, raised in the United States
during the year 1916, with the value of
each production according to the price
they bore in the New York market on
the Isl December last, viz:
worth
Cotton, 100, 900, 900 lbs., s73, f50.M o
Oats. I7e, ,52s 900 bush. SO, 567. 7.4ta
Rice, OF, ,741 $50 lbs. 3.7s6.4s3
Barley, 5.67e 600. bush. 3,434.343
Rye. 1882 800 23,465 ,6l3
Wheat. III .202 500 I21.0lI. SOL
Corn 4oo.66d. 300 +" 3l4, 4,s7l:s2a
& From this estimate il " would appear that
the entire grain crop alone of"u. coantrv.
for the lasf fear, ~as werth the eausIn -.
sum Of $3.50, 1877 ,5J9.-Erst Pres. slssf
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God and Liberty!
| ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA

His Excellency the Minister of War.
The government was thinking of som g
measures to release the American priso.
ners in the capitol.
FL Republican, was again irving to ex.
cite the fears the peopl Tor the designs o.
the monarchicsl party-says secret agents
are at work to change the form of govern.
ment.
The citizens of the capitol seem TO be
careless as tG forti6cation Of the capitol.
The papers we're appealing them to turn
out and provide defences for it.
The departure Of Gen. Valencis from
the capitol, at the head of 5000 Of the Ma.
tional Guard, TO unite his forces ith San
ta Anua's troops, was daily expected. but
had not taken place at last accounts.
Senores Gutierrez aud Irisrte have re
signed the portfolios of War aud Justice.
The former is succeeded by Gen Alcorta,
the latter by D.Isais de la Rosa. Senor
Barsda remains Minister of Foreign AT.
fairs.
Our Pacific squadron (ssys the Plea.
Yuael is hass apon the western ports of
On The 2sth Of Aprii ssasdrou
sfsix er eight sssssls was a Mssstlas,
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w al Intellig

From tho Baltimore Sun.
by special overland EXPRESS, in 9 days
from NewOrie .ns, exclusively for the
san.
Later from Vera Cruz, lie city of.Teraco,
aadGea Iaytor's Army.
Preparations to March ON san Luis.
Y T,iumphJthe Peace Party.
POSITION or S.4N'T.a ANNA.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18

caiIeU Guerrero, after the great general
of that name. The assent Of the States OF
Mexico, Pnebla, and Michoacan. from
whose territory il IS formed, is n ecessary
to the completion of the project. Acapulco
is within the limits OF the new State.
The Mexicans belive that the property
seized by Gems, Urea and. Romero, on the
route from Camargo to Monterey was
worth over 500 400 but in the hands Of
their commissioners il brought less than
100000. The speculation is denounced
as especially reprebensible, as the troops
who seized the booty are represented as
suffering rnder extreme privaiions.
The N o. Commercial Times of June
lst, has the following from i,s correspon-
dent,
Vss, Ctuz V,e 2t-vf tsis a,,aiar
have agreeable intelligence from the cap
itol, which. though not quite so authentic
as could wish. is so strongly supported
by probabilities, and so we'll conforms to
the public expectation, that il obtains
general credencs. The election for
President 10 said TO have taken place on
the 18th instant, aud Herrera, the former
incumbent of the chair. was again chosen
II is also said that be is not hampered with
in regard 10 be pursued to-
wards the United States. bpt on the con-
tsary has been seisesed with . view to
asgosiatien. lf this be really trss, peace
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the wofld any what thor can.
for selling Prizes. srRArrONs The man.


Dawn Numbers Of Mononralia. No. %. Jsne Isth
62 40 81 81 50 - IL 10 10 g Sc 81.
reke Nos no "a an, Capital soil and pad by sIaon.
$4,000, 5000
MISUNDERSTANDING. No 25. captas ti6 1000
1880 "f 1000. Se &C Nos 10 drawn Tickets .. So
grs 1859.
$4,000. 10000.
rae.tsy-Nrw Jer--y No ~ Csptss $4,000 ooo sOOo
tooo 1000 1857 10 Of "5oo se rs Nos ~ o.
halves .. qr2.
$4,000. 10000.
observation-disclosures. No II. Capitals: $4,000 10000
5000 e6t3 30 OF 1000 Ge rs Nos drawn Tickets IS halves
$50, quarters |. rs.
$4,000, IL. 600
Thursiay-N Jersey No SO Capitals $50 600, ~ 1000
Js'o SO OF 1000 sc 40 Nos ~ dawn. Ticket. 60 halves
quarters e.75
fdly-Monoaxala NO rs Capitals $4,000, 3oOO $500 1877
of 1000 rs Nos, II drawn Tekss 81 halve. So qs
IS
$1,000, 1000
MISUNDERSTANDING, FL No 10 CaptaIs $1,000 1000 3l3
&c 10 Nos, - dn~n Tickets 81 halves 50, ar. Use.
SI.iiI, ,227.
satarday-su.--' Extra No 81 Capitals sac IPeT SIS,
&C. Ia Nos. - drawn. Tickets VI, halves 50, qrs rs
100000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CIa,s No. Ist7-to be drawn
June 90. 1917.
II DRAWN NUMBERS our or rs,
Grand scheme Of $50 900. 10000 5000 $500
25 OF 1900 So OF 500 s0O OF 200 &C.
Tickets sl0shat-s proportion Certificate package
Of IS Whole Tickets sI2O do DO halves co do 30
9Jr Buyers Prps, which registered
Office what
continues the number sold and pad by
9 Orders Tor packages esrheaIs above
SCHEMES, aud in all lotteries will be promptly nded
drawing sent when requested.
Please address order. 10 N. srRAIToN
D. ~ Richmond Va.
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NEW BOOKS,
Received i'm advance and for sale at
l2l MAIN STREET,
RY j. w. RANDOLPH n CO.,
RnDKSEIIERS AND BINDERS

MONDAY, JUNE 81.
No ice Iittels Living AgcIs No OF - year
Juno No London Lanect-sG per year
Tppngs OF Tom Pepper the results Of romaneng huobi
ography-By Harry frsneo-SO els
IsiI or the Power p, developing the
parties during the Presidential campaign OF ls4iBy
Tho. Duan Engisli-50 cts
Weekly Western Continent for June l9-6 cts
New York Weekly Iiciad Tor Jun. i9-s cts
Phd Saturday Courier Post ami Garete June &c cts
Adventures Of Teirmaehus in EngIsh-2 vos-I2 cts
Gems of Fable with llustIaions-h2cts
Lir Coll Gardner and Christian Warrior Animated and
Cro~ned-By Dodiridge DD-37 cts
Pea.antnes- Religious I., opensd aud PGoved-By Ma
thew Hsnry-J7 cts
Christian Rsu,emhranest-By A Seile-62 cts
Natural History OF the Gent with sngnvngs by Smhh-e5
Pictorial Story Books by Author, and Lady
Berthas Honey BroibBy Dumas-25e Genius Goodow and
the Wood Cutters DosBy Noief-25e Bean Flower and Pes
Bo.omBy Nodier-25e Lf and Adventures OF Punehnero
%
Life OF General Taylor wdh anecdotes and
vings-5O cts
Bosasky's Golden TrcasuIy-62 cts
LATE OF Bishop Iian--By IIamltoti, N So els
Notes the Early Settlement OF the Northwestern T,roTyB
BuIBet-e5O
Gohsrsl Regulations for Army OF the United States I5i7By
authority Of the WaI DepaTtment-i,25.
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AVERAGE PRICE OF GRAIN.
CnTTnN MARKET.
REroRT FOR TnE WEEK ENDING MAY 90

REIuRT TnE WEEK ENDING MAY %
Since last circular have had each day steady
advancing market, aud wo close tho week with an
advance vi 81 10 al per ID all classes OF American Cot
ton. Though tins week may be considered partly a
holiday the manufacturing DISTRICTS yet the trade have
been down gieat numbers and have made their pur-
chases with much confidence. Spectators aud Exporters
following their example have also each day been doing
large business. but tho flciog for their operations
still very confined. OhoT descriptions Ut Cotton well
as Americsn have pataken slightly IN this advance. SUI
rates are higher Brazil aud Egyptian. remaining firm
last weeks We have received no further
from America the due tomorrow 10 looked for
with much 10 300 Amoncin aud 200 Surat have
been taken speculation, and 1870 Amecan 80 Suras
aud $50 Porm,Ds for sales Of the week, $1,000
balos.-GeOJge HOH Co.
ASorurR RTPoRr-Tho good demand noticed LIST
week, particularly from Exporters has continued through
the present and much lees has been offered the pres
Fo has ceased and prices have gradually advanced
fully id 10 IT," American. AMI ~ per 10 for Brazil and
SuTat; Egyptian has aiso been request. Speta-
have taken 800 American aud 700 Sua and rNpor.
iers 1870 American, $50 Pomambnco aud so Surai.-
BROETRs
REPORT FROM MAY 90 TO JUNE
The market since FRIDAY last has been active and
buoYSB Than for week previous, but st the
time che have been only lmiied extent.
Ga the 29th ulmo about 1000 baea changed hands OF
which 500 America speculation and 500 tN-
port On tho 3ls the sales were 5000 bales includ nR
1000 speculation aHd 1000 export prices advanced
Al above those current 2Sh. The sales o the let
5000 bales including GOO American for Export
aud a similar quantity Speculation. On the Dad. from
5000 1000 balls changed hands steady prices but
mstket closed heavily. On tho 3d. the market quiet
aud rather dull the trade buying IN small quanes tor
present $500 bales changed hands the quotation
~ Friday last which a. lower than bad been realized
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