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From Professor Goddard, of PHILADELPHIA.

have examined Dr. Banning's instrument for the relief
of weakness requiring support and have made pacticS
experiment of the same and astonshed the results.
have also listened to his views of its applicability TO an
extended class of Diseases and think them be highly
poan and therefore cordially recommend them to the
rious consideration of the medical profession
PAUL Il. GODDARD, M. d.
Philadelphia, Feb. 2S 1916.
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ment, !, 100 men each 80 2,O37 ais
The rank and file volunteers for the (32sl6) and
the twelve months men (2,03) exhibit total force OF
"a $780, exclusive of officers q 437 } under the various
acquisitions since November is, 1885, $50 far as these
QUESTIONS have Eeen metz all the regiments and COM
panes called for and mustered had been -i0O priyaes
per company But when mustered into service, and put
route for the seat of the deficiencies in the rank
and fleor number less than the maximum standard al
lowed--was 740l; of which 6,961 vacancies in
the 30 regiments and companies for the acdr, and
in the eighteen companies enrolled for twelve months
The Michigan regiment called out the sth of October has
not yet been rased and as cannot be asceraned when
it will be- the quota from that State not embraced in
this view of the volunteer forces. The like remark is
applicable to the battaons of foot from the States of
Alabama and Mississippi called for April 10th and July
II. 1s47. These corps q regiment and baallons) may
be counted upon and when mustered into service would
be an addition OF 1890 men, if full to the establishment
which will not be the
The actual number mustered into service for the war;
1856 men, and Tor twelve months, 1,597-belng
total of 7,452 But cannot be stated with accuracy at
this time for the want Of returns what may have been
the actual loss by deaths discharges and assertions Ac
cordng to the latest reports received and estimates made
the number the volunteer muster rolls cannot it is
Supposed exceed 2o2s6 for the war; leaving deficiency
Of H. $50 men 10 be recruited But the number on the
rolls is much beyond the efficient strength OF the corps
ILL., The army campaign
The armies in Mexico have been reinforced by the
tive exerton of all the available of the department
in filling up the ranks OF the old establishment the rals
and the eight additional companies of artillery authorized
by the act Of March g. 1871 and by sending TO the field
since the 4h Of March % regiments Of volunteers
The official reports from the distinguished commanders
in the field, describing the victories of the army, won
over vastly superior numbers from the opening of the
brilliant series at Buena Vista in February, to the closing
scenes of the great campaign resulting in the capture Of
the city of Mexico, all before the department; and
but little be added which would place these glorious
the Generali chief and the Major General commanding
the army OF occupation. These repeated triumphs OF our
troops battle and in strategy directed by the skill and
energy OF the veteran generals command, often against
triple their number and in positions mpregnable to less
daring assaans, have been surpassed, IS be-
lieved, by the armies Of any country IN any age
The land forces employed in prosecuting the war may
be estimated as follows:
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- until o'clock, M, OF the 3lt day of the present
o@ns
a! The United States Clothing and Equpase Depot, sehayl
department may require, on or before the Both day of
$4,000 army blankets 81 long by feet wide wegh4
100, 900 yards ga sky blue kersey
1000 do GA dark blue do
1000 do Ga fine blue cloth for dragon jackets
100000 do 7-S flannel, cotton and wool
10000 do 81 twled flannel
$4,000 do 81 Canton flannel
10000 do 81 bleached cotton drilling
100000 do 34 unbleached do
1000 1000 do do IS bleaehed muslin a.
100000 do rs unbleached do
1900 dozen pairs wooen half sGckings sizes
Hair plumes, red and white
Bands and tassels, red ana yellow
DO DO for artillery and Infantry 5'''
P,omPPs9ns engineer, artillery, and infantry
Epaue.ies, N. G. s. artillery and infantry
Worsted sashes, crimson and yellow
Do binding and cord OF all kinds
Hatciets
Spades -
Drums, complete, artillery and infantry
Casks Tor year from lst Aprl
Lumber, I'd common, per 600 feet
All of which must be of domestic manufacture and
conform in quality and all other respects the standard
patterns sealed in this office, and in the clothing office, No
Is M1w York By which az SUPPLIES finished
and cloths will be by mail, with any additional
information desired upon the subject, manufacturers
wishing to offer proposals
Contacts will bebased upon accepted proposals. for the
faithful lhlment of which two securities will be
required Any delay in the execution of offered
tract beyond the time deemed necessary by the undersgn-
ed (six days) will be regarded as canceing the accept
ance OF the FAVORED bid.
Bids desired only from manufacturers regular deal
the article proposed to be furnished, and will be
respected considered from any who is known
manu- regular dealer in the desired supplies
which fact the must be distinctly stated in the
bids offered well the and address of the per-
intended to be proposed securities in case contract
is obtained
Letters containing proposals should be endorsed "Pro
posals to furnish supplies and materials addressed to
HENRY STANTON,
Dec l0-3taw3ID As. Quarternaster Gen. u. S. A.
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MISS HEANEY'S ACADEMY,
Capitol HUI. Washington,

(Adjacent to the residence of Colonel Gardiner)
INSTRUCTION is given by Miss Heaney, principal, in
each department. Of her school, on the system mater
Assistants will be duly engaged required but the CHIEF
duties of tuition and the personal OF her pupils VIII
always belong to herself
Permanent direct her exeons, ructress in
J t ass enaassa n IKE and
modern pursuits of Iearnng and accomplishments, mostly
esteemed by the simple regulations proper for their i'm
provement and welfare at home precludng the school
forms and associations found prejndicial 10 them
Having made all essential arrangements for family board
ing scholars in most beautiful and pleasant residences
be done to realize the advantages desired.
Of to parents may be learned more par
the Presidents square, and Mrs Robert Beae,
Young ladies finishing school studies may have tuition
three days per week, convenient hours, pacu
larry in the French Italian or Spanish languages music,
drawing and painting, and once week in dancing.
Terms per quarter.
Senior class tuition (ncuding exercises, as desired in
the English and French languages, &C., mathematics,
penmanshp, &cN- u
Landscape and portrait drawing and painting,
Music, vocal and instrumental 10
Many testimonials may be submitted to
academy in Boston and in Washington.
References.
Hon. Edw. Everett Boston d. A. Hall, esq. Washington.
Rev, il 5iss ss % %.% S H!is s'' S$ s
Hon. Lswi, n Washington, VIM 3; H,yss,:
Jacob Thompson, do George F. Berteau, do
Robert Beale, esq. do Rev. III. w. Bellows, do
DR.. Lindsey do Hon. VIM. Emerson, do
Rev. Septinus Tuson do Carvill & Co. do
Hon. Philemon Dckerson, Paterson New Jersey.
Joseph X. Chandler, esq, Philadelphia.
Hon. Louis McLane, N F. Williams esq, Baltimore
Col r. M Johnson, Kentucky. VS..
Hon. Edward farmer, Natchez,
Hon. Alfred Hennen, New Orleans.
Dec 4-eo6t
CILKs-We have received, in addition to our present
- large stock Of Silks
pieces rich san.striped changeabe gro DIAL
giers
pieces double-widh plain changeable gro d'Afriaue
do changeabe glace
dress patterns rich plaid Irish poplins
80 dress patterns extra rich silks
10 pieces assorted quality, styles, and prices
10 dress patterns real brocades
Inviting the attention OF citizens and strangers the above
goods, say that varied and perfect
Of dress silks is be found in any store in this
country We will offer them at small advance on the
cost OF importation. d.. CLAGETT " co.
Dec Stiff
JENNY LIND CLOAKS.-We have received,
y 8 Jenny Lind demcloaks
6 embroidered coals, in variety of shapes
10 embroidered Thbet dresses, e match in shades and
coors the cloaks
Dee 3--stif d. CLAGETT 81 co.
NOTICE-The holders of the certificates of the second
lN nsalment of the Peruvian indemnify hereby noti-
fed that the said certificates will be paid their present
alton to the Fifth Auditor of this Department Amount
paid OF I'd instalment is 1887 ,944.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, November %, 1917
Nov. "a MAT Inte1
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CITY OF WASHINGTON TUESDAY NIGHT DECEMBER A. 1877

DRAWN numbers of the susquchanna Lottery,
IL Class No. 2.
49, 49, SO. s, q, IA, 81, 3d. 81, rs. 10. 49, g.
ID. PAINE Il CO. Managers
Dec O. King ST., Alexandria, Va
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VITEBsTER's New Dictionary without sbridge-
w ment, vol, quarto received by + TAYLOR,
Nov. 80 near Coleman's Hotel
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tkN NrbD, youth from "a 10 10 years OF sge, OF
,, Bood education and unexceptionable character,
''' S Ia the stationery store of VIM FISCHER.
nov. ll-3aw3w
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HENRY JANNEY,

Eighthstreet, near the General Pot Office.
he subscriber, All ng enlarged his premises, and
doubled his force, determined to give greater
satisfaction than heretofore in the manufacture of his
Beautiful, Substantial, and Comfortable Boots.
would say to those wishing to be speedily supplied with
e above rare and desirable article that they would do
wen TO have their measures recorded my books Those
VINO wish ready made work will lind the best stock in the
district on my Shelves excepting the nimitable patent
Congress Boots, together with variety or ladies,
Gentlemen, and children) of Waterproof and Cork-soe
Mo''o-SmaIl profits quick sales, and cash at the
TER H. JANNEY.
Oct 4-eosatd lint Nat Wing. ~ Marlboro Gail
LEAN for the Mlllion.--An Elementary Treatise on
me Nature and Management OF Steam, and the Prnci-
ana Arrangement of the Engine with notes, appendix
Dec f. TAYLOR
Vsr received and for sale new and fashionable ami.
ly carriages.
Also Every superior buggy wagons The above are from
he celebrated mandatory of William Dunlap of Phila
delPhia, and for sale by ISAAC WALTON,
Nov 0-3t at Mr.. Thomas Young's
MRS. David III. Burr's French and English Bo.r,r-
w ing and Day School for young ladies' 9th
Streets, Washington cityThe course Of instruction this
institution will be thorough and extensive and will as
setoiore be conducted by the Principal, with the aid
aua6e and experienced teachers Very superior advan.
ages offered the boaders acquiring practical
knowledge of the French language, is that OF the fam
~ The musical department is under the charge OF able
nu pshed professors Glasses in Italian and Latin
M be opened for young ladies otherwise connected
| v IN the school.
The charges for board tuition in all branches of Eng
81 and French $500 for the scholastic year, payable
ROC references and particulars dialogue, which
Il Wv ootaned NJ the seminary.
/ sept N-cp2m
tkNANrED, youth from "a 10 10 years OF sge, OF
~, good education and ptionabe character,
Il N oS "a q, he stationerf store Of WIN. FISCHER.
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From Professor NOT, Of Ne,c York, aud Others.

From PROFESSOR NIolf, q NeO YORK, and olhefs.
The undersigned have examined DR.. Bannings move
views the mechanical pathology OF many affections o
the vscera andbelieve them to be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen II. Kirby, Alex. b. Whiting,
J. Kearney Rodgers, II Mclean
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Mounted--1 regiment Of 7
companies, l battalion,
and 1 independent cos,
Infantry--2 companies
Aggregate IL months vol
unteers, equal to ! regi-
ment and s companies,
If full TO the establish
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N'hhm for the Mlllion.--An Elementary Treatise on
the Nature and Management OF Steam, and the Princ
es and Arrangement of the Engine, with notes. appendix,
Dec + TAYLOR
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DR.. BANNING: Kind Sir: The following extract from lei
ter by the undersigned her brother,
Using physician in central New York. The writer is the
bereaved consort of clergyman well known and much la
mened and her testimony entitled to the highest conf
dence She cheertuly consents to its publication, if in
your Judgment, it may aid in commenting your useful
brace the patronage Of those who would be most benefit
ed by its
Yours, respectfully, r. }. S..
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NTOTICE.The holders of the certificates Of the second
~ instament Of the Peruvian indemnify hereby no-
fled that the said certificates will be paid their present
alton to the Fifth Auditor of this Department. Amount
paid of I'd instalment is 1877, 94i.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, November 49, 1917
Nov "a MAT Intei1
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The name Of Win BE- s.tess4 eur bssS aas he
payment 81 the subscriptiea be made In advance.
Distant Subscribers forward BY latter Ne pe.s
which will be paid by al assumed BY cuFssvss
safe transmission. N t'lF'fl4 tl ssft 7,Ft 4iF7
Ths COUNTRY PAPER Il publhhed tlwcsay during ~ sss
sons Of Cengrsss, and semtwssky during n9
Subscrpena peHodlsss VIII
proportonsd ia the above annual rates. --A,....
certificate Of remittance for g0becp
viii IA sucicnt receipt hsSsbs T&s
hank Will be received. ff lW
POSTMASTERs authorized 70 act ssns ana By -
enclosed; SEN-
WEEKLY ubscrihsrs With ~ snocssd Ave WEKKLY
scrbors $40 enclosed will entitled copy
edition they furnish subsc rihsn fer srsfis n
90 CosoHrsseKAL wiz b. furnished thsa s
saDs Z f.'.,t ~ H4t1l.aH
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Aggregate l,Soi
Early in May requisition was made on the State OF
Missouri for one battalion of mounted volunteers, with
view to the establishment of military posts on the Oregon
route pursuant TO the 9th section of the act of May 10
1916 which it had been hitherto mpractcable 70 carry
into execution consequences OF the war with Mexico
demanding all the available force in that quarter The
battalion Of five companies (2J officers, 452 aggre-
gate l7 raised, but not in time TO prosecute the OBJ
ecs in view ne season vas 700 iar ADVANCED pro-
miles above Fort LeavenwoFth, on the Missouri river.
and the commanding officer was accordingly instructed to
as early as practicable the ensuing spring and to hasten
the completion of the posts for the establishment OF
which he had received special instructions from the War
Department s,. I, .,n,.,,,.,..
BY TIE last accounts the battalion was comfortably
quaftered at Table Creek, with abundant supplies for
commencing operations early next season In the
tune, wnIle ADVANCING " discipline ana insuucno9, can
been, maintaining quiet in the Indian country, attend
ing the payment Of annues, and Furnishing aggessons
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Hon. Philemon Dickerson Paterson, New Jersey.
Joseph r. Chandler, esq. Philadelphia.
Hon. Louis McLane, ~ F. Williams esq, Baltimore
Col. II. M. Johnson Kentucky.
Hon. Edward farmer, Natchez,
Hon. Alfred Hennen New Orleans
Dec. 4-eo6t
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JENNY LIND CLOAKS.-We have received:
y Jenny Lind demi-cIoaks
embroidered cloaks, in variety of shapes
Is embroidered Thibet dresses match in shades and
colors the cloaks
Dec, 3-3tif ID. CLAGETT IL CO.
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y
Also Every superior buggy wagons The above from
4e celebrated mandatory of William Dunlap of Phila
uePhla, ana Tor sale by ISAAC WALTON,
NOV O-3t mt MIR. Thomas Young's
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- j. ATS ANtrFYTS-
COLTS
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FROM ENGLAND-BY THE ACADIA.

The British steamer Acadia, Harrison, arrived at
Boston last Saturday afternoon, having left Liverpool
4th inst. The condition of affairs in general were
little or no better Cotton lower, but Breadstntis
SLIGHTLY improved.-Morc heavy failures in England
and on the Continent, but relief was anticipated by
the measures which were about to be pursued by
the Banks of England and France.
The number of commercial bills due and pay able to
the Rank of France, on the 30th ult, was SO great
that il BECAME necessary TO employ additional collect
inc ccrks-a fact unprecedented IN the annals OF that
establishment. During the 29th and 30th ult., the
Rank issued bank notes of the value OF 2oo francs
each, to the amount of fifteen millions. 1t appears
further that the bank proposes to issue similar notes
10 the amount of twenty five millions
The Hibernia arrived at Liverpool on the morning
of the 2Sth, after a run of III days from Boston.
The following is the condition of the Bank Of Eng
land for the week ending October %. Notes issued
obi 800 445 gold and silver bullion held II 500 445;
increase of circulation for the week OF IL O02, lo4;
decrease of bullion, $ls,009 decrease OF deposits,
fSo4. SOD; increase of securities, 3l4,632.
The English Parliament were to assemble on the
18th inst, for the despatch of business.
The continued export of provisions and grain from
Ireland to England. in the face of famine prospects al
home, excite much discussion in the Irish papers.
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THE MARKETS.

For abstracts of the Markets generally, see next
page: the following presents the only new features
during three days subsequent to those dates:-
At Boston: The stringency in the money market
continued and the sales of merchandise Tor the pre-
Iaht sales of Flour limited, but holders were ask
inc s6 81 for Genesee, $625 for Ohio, and $ %
for southern Corn was selling moderately at l9aSo
cts for good yellow flat, 76a77 cts for mixed and IVA
II cts, for white Oats in good demand at 30 cts for
Northern, and 52a53 cts for Eastern.
At Ne,, Orleans: The arrival by express, oil the
steamer Washington's adviccs the 10th INST
caused further decline in Cotton, and 2ooo bales
sold including mitdling at s. cts, showing rednc-
TO-, in four DAYS of one and an half cent per pound
SUBSEQUENTLY, IN ,pn mid was offered ctsFlOar
heavy-offcred at $5.-sales of Mess Pork under
Sil75, and prime Lard s. cts.-sugar dull, and aai
zoo brs Molasses sold at 22a227 cts" hiskey loa
ISL cts.
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T,.-Ja,,J Tho Tn.
Assistance from me Bam6 o s., or
ropean Times gives the following accoul. u 'ne tro
sures taken 10 get inc goscin ni.n.,on.
Bank of England TO give its assistance .,d NJ.
On Saturday, the 23d ut MT i mo" 49, ",'
GYM at the head OF deputatoh oi strea
called upon the Prime minister az ,d;'cse Tbcv
and were immediately aahlc'eu u al ~ i,noss
represented the intensity Vi inc ,hnnt maj,
bhty OF allowing matters 10 continue "
some effort TO alleviate inc PreSSurt' t',a' th i
were full OF money, bn not one DARE" ~ par H. =;
to his customers Tor lear Oh run upon MIMI f h
statements produced such ctcct on tile Fu y, t
Minister that he promised en- inc hJh1Sy
70 GtNc thei' al S anS 49, IS +hs. ,ntnrvicvs
the Minister. When the news oil these
TRANSFERRED better ieeihS IN the Giy WI,
Cohsois ana shares SUM i,"t ;,J a., Innddn nm
Also that sir hooert rccl ',l ,,',JitI, caIlrd
the previous evening anu was r,nhi',unr rhe in.
upon by the Chahcciior Vi INC pal and his
tcrTicw lasted several ho"rs' on 49,, cti On a
lady The following day went u W '.aJo. dad
courlly VISIT 70 mr. M"Je''E an "ii'I mo.
highly significant mat S1hytlins P. "'.d an
dllatcl. oh Nlohoa5 A1oio o'i t.tt n;rnctors If
oihcial document, recommending " '"s .,,N,, ~
the Bank OF England, III 'he Pr'seh' e','i "
enlarge the amount oil 'helr u'so"u,s' III i1 ,o I,o
upon approved security put tn'' ~ h;b ra,, Of
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Nov. A. HAVRE, Nov. l.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

At the annual election held in the Company's ROOMS
in North Charles street, Nov 18th Cnst,) the foi-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year.
presdent-wM H. DORSEY; Tice President
TT NJ WARrtELp: Cor. Secretdry-SAM'L DONALD
son. Rec. Secretary-Ep. NJ NEEDLES Treasurer
r, c. WARroRp; Dnectors-C. Bradenbaugh, w e.
u Coalc. Alfred Poor Alex. c. Sellman.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET
(ANp INCIDENTS CONNECTED HEREWITH
For the IVeek ending last eUenng.

RFMARKS-Since the date of our last weeks
review we have further advices from Liverpool to
the 18th current by the arrival last SATURDAY ut Dos
ton of the British steamer Acadia; but the character
of the intelligence in general IS very NUE. II any,
more favorable in commercial point OF view than
that received by the Caledonia. Cotton was irac-
ton lower and the following are the quotations OF
stuifs:-Best Western Canal flour 29s' to US.
Cd. per bril-; Richmond and Alcxandr 2Ss. to 29s.;
PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore 2Ss. TO 29s.; New-Or-
leans and Ohio 26s 27s. United States and Cana
dian sour Dis. to 23s.; United States Wheat, white
and mixed, IS 3D. to IS. per 10 lbs; red 6s 3D. to
Is 3D.. Indian Corn 30s to 35s. per quarter Indian
Meal lis to los. cd per bril-; Oats Is Id to IS IVA.
per 45 lbs OF all branches Of trade, that OF Indian
Corn alone shows the slightest symptoms OF ANNA
ton, as the demand for Corn and Meal Tor ireland
has been remarkably great.
The influence of the above adviccs upon our mar
kct has not been important; some niue Improvement
was impaired to that of Flour, say ~ cts per Dr'
and Corn become firmer-bu we refer to the differ
emf articles themselves, which follow, for details
The weather, a portion of the time has been unia-
vorabc for business and the Intervention OF Thanks
giving on Thursday, have contributed more than Or
dinarIly, to circumscribc operations.
AMERICAN DRY GOODS-The market is
without any variation but remains dull.
BEES WAX-ls without change in prices at 2od
90 cts. mostly at the latter rate but demand limited
BREAD.-Wih moderate demand for export,
prices remain steady at cts per b. for Crackers D
for Pilot, aud for Navy Biscuit
CANDLES.-We have no change to note, and the
demand is only to moderate extent, comprising
Snrrm at 32n3l the extremes but chiefly 32a33 cts;
Adamantine sell at IS, and City Mould Talow at IA
cts per lb.
COFFEE.-Thc private transactions OF the week
have been on the most limited scale, not exceeding
1000 bags, and all Rio, taken at 77a72 cts. per lb,
6 mos. BY auction yesterday, $500 bags Laguayra,
part poor quality, sold at SAL cts, also mos
The import since our last has been a,o94 bags NO.
but the stock in first hands is very light
COTTON.-It will be seen by the statement be-
low that there is such material falling off in the re-
clipts of Southern or Upland descriptions, as to
amount decrease of S437 bales IN the total re-
ccipts of the country The receipts at all Southern
points from Sept to the latest dates have been as
follow:
Crop of ........... 1S47- 1916
GuIph. bales, PIG, SOS. 1874 500. Inc. 6,33S
Unl and S I... 40 906 ..13i ,6Sl. Dec. 81, us