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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, July 10, p NJ

The late foreign adycos have depressed prices here,
and The market has been quito inactive.
There is bit little enquiry for Flour for shipment aud
only la 1900 bbs fresh ground Pcnna. sold at l. 50
GRAN--No sales of Wheat and no fixed market price
Corn has declined. S,dts Of 500 bushels Penna round
yellow at - cts and cargo Southern alDal at 10
weight
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SHOES! SIJOfst, Sjiore,,,

jug EWH TsI7,
RlSll LINENS, al rs cts 81 cts 50 cts and to ii.
: finest; large supply.
ram scai Hats, Bonnes, Flowers aud Rjlbons ,rua.h-
"a WIN pehefa assortment u New Guds ust received
" freight boat "'r,nnessec"
new goads VIII be received nearly every week in tho
year ifon the northern auctions and elsewhere
July Zp--tsii JNO J. PURNIS Agent
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IYNCUBURG FLOUR.

Among the sales in Philadelphia, on the 18th ofJuly,
we notice Lynchbutg brands, extra supcyine brought
Sc CO. On the day, other brands of other places
brought s. co. and s. 25 and the best S. 80, showing
the standing Of the L,nchbug brand Re very high
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ElR.NERS' .aND MERCHANTS
SHciRgs Bank.


VIE following semi annual report OF the condition Of
j the Farmers and Morchanis' Savings Institution
published IN conformity 10 the charter regulating Saw
ngs Banks
DAVID X. EDlEY, President
lhc committee appointed Ia examine tho affairs and
condition oi the Farmers aud Merchants Savings lnsl
tuition, iu the half year ending ON the 3hll June 1877
submit the following repor, thereon, VIA
LIABILITIES
Due 10 Dispositions, $3i17s III
Due 10 Stockholders. e,916 81
due 10 old Stock holders olD "A
Interest account gained. 3i3 T.
$l369S 81
hguBro.
Bills and Notes discounted SiQdd o.
Cash IN Farmers Bank $50 %
Contingent Expenses, - 10 St3,Gq9 81
Your committee further report, that they have eSamln
I'D the list oil debtors the Institutions and believe all
ae perfectly good and solvent.
All OF which Is respectfully submitted.
NM 4. SMITH
ROBERT ;. PAYNE,
IllOS o. AGREE,
July 26--lt Committee
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"egVe extracts 81 letter 10 one If the FIi,ors f,,
young man Who was lately an apprentice in the ,,r
elnah olhce and who is now Nnluut,,r j., ~,
earnngions Company.
BrEN, NsrA June lalh ISL
"eafe now IN Saltilo, at least beyond there. ene,n,,
ed on The ground ui 3uena Vista and can ,ss,,rc ,
Is one Of 'ne greatest fields on which WAS every h5l
'""en'' ~ 'sa beautiful plaa bounded on the c,si h.,
me Cofd,lIeras, ON The by the same I'm Tho nrL
py H''o' ana S"uli about SIX miles from tho ground
by the Dead .Nm's pass, which could h did, ,',,,
ooo men against 3o,90O. In the conte of the ,ueamn
lient Is large live Oak tree from The C,oi ,f nli,
lo"s llnpcd brook, large enough 10 turn mill which
'he Americans nave erected upon lis waters anil which
is''e only one have seen IN Mexico In fact The M,>
leans nave no use iur mill: they NASH or nnnd all If
'hef cnfn' witch labor devovos upon the Sen r,s ihr
''e" poil'S oil avery lazy disposition. We have fine
I "''c "o" at witch you may purchase nearly all
wy '''e'ceS ahd neeessarles OF life We have here all
the tropical fruits and soIe Of The Iarpest nsir nl
III t'o world have no hardslps TO nndcrpo nov ns
I'd" ,e'iH OF So ago, ms have been appopt,d ON
t'nS tonm'ssary Sergeant, and am excused from drill
' stunning seh'lhel,a and all have 10 do now is TO make
vi 'e'lulsohs' ara" and ISSUE provisions, uh.rh oecu
l"'' "',y ABOUT hali oi my time There was quite "A re-
maIhhole circumstance connected with pcrn,i had =
lie" days ag'whlch enclose to Won and vbi, sh,s ,h
sieh"iR oI the craft IN our Battalion The hermit ~ *
"''eh Tor myself. ly d. A. St0er Sergeant Minor who
's' printer s'gned by Ltd Richard lewelhn who is
d p'U'ef counerSgned by CaptlIarper, who is a prn
"f ani me Two men who accompanied me for the meal
were Plih'es-lhe whole being undersigned and moi no
M .'e Jay alter- am very tired ofpaying sol
ol'T' ir IL seems thai the Virginia Regiment is dJomod
10 go home without a brush and | an, bo,,til,, id -
esc'''n9 trains OF wagons up and down the Monterey
'oa"' ne Army seems 10 be at a sand-and no *
P'''"on VI hllle and do not believe that there will
DC aho'her battle fought IN Mexico by the Americans
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'e'ter has Seen received by his brother. from Manor
'''"'s' dated 10th June, Al which limo he was sill
f''S'"ef IN the CIT. Of Mexeo NaorG seems to he in
.o"n"alea'l9r with Gen Scott and says thai he expects
him IN Mexico in about - ,hys
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NllICL

"A Camp Meeting for Campbell Circuit will be helda,
,yhch Spring, IN Campbell CT Va To commence ON
"Wednesday, 2sth July and continue DAYS The broth
ren aud friends from the surrounding Circuits & Lynch
burg are most aftctionaely invited to attend and also
broihes Smith, Duyal, and Thomas. We hone the,
will be with US.
WILLIAM w WARD
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:
GROCERIES, FOR SALE. Wholesale
AND RETAIL.

fif au~oilhets having pafrhased Their stock of Gro
= eei,'a on very Myorabl, terms otl,, tho aan, a.
sale, at ON t.tor,sry Si,e sto,,l =, ,h ,,n.,,n, =
/ Nam Stree, ,,,,, o. II -, - =
| i,,' = - '"n Aa'u ANY, ~ an eAueleN shai
~ - wv ''' cast iot eash OF III exchange i0f country
Pfnuee
Our friends and the public generally are hereby soil
cited 10 favor with call htre nutebnAln, here
rs we viii punran., H., .,I H., -, -, =, =. ,;.,,
able terms n ,han,,a, - ~ $500 w " " "a
H., ~ 20" -. =. .p.a'h.o ~ a',N hnuse Nv u''s
pay, WILLIAM NJ. BAll.l NJ,
Jhit 2b-3t
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TIE TELEGRAPH.

The wires arestretchcd between Richmond and Fred
ercksburg. Richmond is thus placed in magnetic com
munication with Portland and Bnfi0o and, Oh course,
all intermediate Giles and towns.
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uARrERs AhmY OF Occur,r,oY.
CAMP NEAR MONTEREY, MnxIco.

June 2lsl. 1917
SRI nave the honor 10 acknowledge with s.nti.
menls OF hig galltcalon' The receipt Of copy Of The
Resolutions recently adopted at meeting Of he Dcnn.
crate Wings oithe county of Mercer. n J.
NY "ahRS are specially due to my friends of the State
OF New jersey, for their tlaerne expression Of
val and esieem and which can assure them is as lruy
rccIWocated.
embrace this occasion 10 remark that if the peonle If
TINS country desire to place in the heh office of Chief
magistrate lido not iee myself at liberty refse but
on me contrary IN that position, well as one more
humble I VIII ever be my pride and constant en,eayor
to serve the country with all the ability possess
Please convey these my thanks and briet acknowle1o
menis to The citizens of the county of Mercer | wish
'h,'n ana yourself much Prosperity and happiness
With great respect, remain your obedient servant.
H. TAYLOR,
Maj Gen. L. $ Army
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PRICE OF WHEAT

Wheat is now selling at so 10 IS cents in our market
Very ue offering as the farmers not disposed to
sell al that price. In Richmond, sales have been made
81 co. In Baltimore, sales have been made at 90
cents
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CAMP NEAR BuENA VIsTA.2
june II. lSI7 {

-" hope TO be with you a, the next election.
and give "a long pull, strong pull, and pull all to
eeiher" for OLD Rough and Ready STE by the Dem
ocrarc iapers that they trying 10 throw cold water
on his nomination tr President, aud 10 doubt whether
his political principles ofthe Wing school | have
The satisfaction To know that he is genuine Wing This
have earned from his intimate friends and among
others from his Cwn brother. MISC knotr Thai he is the
avowed candidate OF nearly the whole army and that he
will 90 II in lSle with perfect rush AS | am
now On politics will give you idea of the par
ties in our own regiment
Ofthe 3 Captains, 8 are Wings.
OF The SO Ilenlenants, e are Whirs.
the Colonel and Maot Wings, and the Lieut.
Col, although Democrat. open advocate for ..Old
Rough and Ready" for the Presidency. Two thirds
OF the rank and file Of The regiment are also Wings
Gen. Wool " ho is in command of our division is
" hg, as also large majority Of the officers in the
North Carolina and Mississippi regiments, and am
isied that II an election TO take place camp
day political grounds, that could shey you BE
the'' If not an "Od Trap" majority"
We make no impulaon upon the patriotism Of the
Democrats. Patriotism is confined to any party
We state these facts 10 ask if in their face, it is higl
time for Lcufoco editors 10 abandon slanderons charges
which they know 10 be false, and which all nellgen
people OF Their own party scout at.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26

w Carter NJ BmNlon, of King William, men,hor
" '"c ,a'e senaie. died the 18Th INST Al the ~,
renton Springs. u "'' "ai
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- If "A
me cultivation The rmaianp two hunJ,.d - A..
rvs acres are covered with hcav; timber and t my
portion is ine tobacco land On tbia e,,,, 'm 'nso
a'es meadow well sci viii, grass The nm land ,;a.
y o'ol' and well ajaped to the nnd,c,in, -
WI u'',''e,' 'at.Nes oi gram aud loacco Fhere ar.
oshaos oil peach and apple ire s. and raloth l;aa.
VI "u', ''ees Tho dwelling bose is very nea,y 6n,.h
oA"" ,slhle spacious, contain M eipht lry, rnn,s
nto plaee IN each aud II is conyenirn,s ,ons,r,s,.
~ pitp rs ,af0a and convenient. and the Stable. Car
aee 'oese' eain house, Tobacco. .huus,s Kitchsa .na
7s''aHs houses are nearly lluew and bnit ~ Inc In,
'", aus he whoie tract swell waered; and tl,o
n'shno'hood Is intelligent and agreeable. fihis fam -
'o' SOFA u''no Thursday tile l4b ulOcobcr nex, !, vii,
', "as " '''' ana II mol, on the next fair day there
.9 oe offered on the prenis g. At auction 10 hc byh
~, ''ouor ana on The sn day will also be soIf IN
., P'.''"s TIE Plantation Utensils. Household and
N',ch'n furniture, the stock of Cattle, Sheen Uogs -
a ',age portion Of The crop of Hay Oats, Corn &c.
! ne 'e'ms ~c. can be made known by appv'nr Ia mt
s'' 'o,n gary, who sauthorizrd to sell aud WHO wi,
,eNe ieas" IN showing the land to any person DISMISSED
=" Pu'onaso and To whom all communications n ,ba
'nnac' must be addressed, directed to Coneo,d pes
oiiee, Campbell County, ~
July A~-w2a ifWtsnf
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A / a Circuit Superior Court Of La and Chancery
N continued and held. for the Of Lynchburg. al
the Court House IN sild town. on THURSDAY the 18th
November 1876. sitting as Court Of Chanccry
George Porcival Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
GEN. TAYLOR.

some time ago there was Why meeting held in
lieh'on al Which Cen lay or formally nominated
'or the Presidency. The Newark Daily Advertiser
publishes the following answer from Gen Taylor to the
e''ef Oh lie SECRETARY announcing the proceedings To
our 'nd appears very much like modest acceptance
Of a W hiu nomination
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26

TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURER AND
PLANTERS.
THE subscriber is prepared for making all kinds of
FIaeniug Mills, having in his employ experienced
wokmen in this branch Of his business lie also Inanutac-
lures Agricultural Machinery such Ilorsepowers of i'm
proved construction, Staple, Tooth other patterns of
Ihreshers IS Patent heat Fan thebest in Use las
by saving time and labor. On hand general assortment
Of Farming Implements, Field and Garder Seeds, Sc
Castings in Iron aud Brass furnished short notice
ii. BALDWIN,
No 10 lat ST. Richmond.
July 26-3t if
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DANCING SCHOOL.

DANCING SCHOOL.
MIR. CRERAR respectfully annouaces to tho young
Avl Gentlemen Of Lynchbnrg, that he will open an
evening class a, the franklin Hotel Tuesday 9Th
inst, at s. o'clock, P, NJ.
July 29-2t
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NEW YORK MARKET. July 10. p NJ
FtarG-Small sales Of Genesee / t5aS1 ls3.
Corn-Prme yellow Corn has bnon sold TO day at sea
81 cte per blshcl.
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{ l. n $ s I { n l. $ c II q o /
IN ROCKBRIDGE.y VA,
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

Y X 6 | A
HNIlE Lectures in this Institution will commence, as
j usual, the second Monday in October.
The OF INSTRUCTION will embrace, rs heretofore,
the Physical and Moral Sciences and the Ancient Clas
sics.
PHYSICAL Sciences
NATt RAJ PHILOSOPHY, CHEMISTRY and
GEOiOGY-john Millington, Professor
MATHEMATICS Robert Saunders Prof
HOR.4L Sciences.
MUNICIPAL and CONSTITUTIONAL. LAW
Beverly Tucker, Prof.
The remaining subjects comprchepded under this di.
vision, viz: Pol. Economy History, Moral and Mental
Philosophy, Bellies lettrcs and Lopc will be taught by
two gentlemen who have recently been eeccd proles-
sors and have not yet entered upon their dates.
ANCIENT CLASSIGS.-Chares Minnigerode.
Professor.
4 meeting Of the Visitors of the College will take
place the lstday Of October for the purpose Of
ranging, and extending in important particulars, the
whole course of instructions
The price Of Board will be, rs heretofore, $3.50 10 a
student who boards with the College steward; or
one who boards private house in town one hall
paid in advance, and the remainder the end feb
ruary.
The fee for every full class is $50 and for each hal
class $lO-payabe III advance
Muircualon fee s., paid at matricuation.
| Text Books can be had in town.
ROBERT SAUNDERS.
| july 26--w3w& w3wil 5thSepl.
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against

the Court House IN said town. on THURSDAY the 18th
November, $40 sitting as Court Of Chanccy
George Percival Plaintiff
dgninst
Margaret Perciya in her own right and as admins
atrx Of j I'm Percival deed. William n. Percval,
Henry Sllverthon and Elizabeth hIs wife. George Per
cva IT, Martha percval. Iebecca Percva, and Susan
Perclval. infant by David RJdcs, specially as
signed her guardian dd Item Defendants.
This cause came this day Ia he heard, by consent
Of parties by their counsel on The hid and oxhib
It's aud argued by COUNSEL consideration whereof,
the Court being Of opinion that the Plaintiff has the right
under the exhibit 4. redeem the lands and slaves in
the proceedings mentioned, upon fully paying up the
debts and liabilities Of the said John Prrcval, in his life
lime for and of the Plaintiff, but the
ut those liabilities are TWO uncertain now to be acted
upon. But the Court sees objection AT this time, to
direct release conveyance, Of the lOf acrcs parcel
OF land forming part OF the sale to the Rev. Alexander
Dlnphan upon time, doth Il cfore ad ge orJ,r and
decree that Charles Il Slaughter be, and is hereby, ap
ppintod Commissioner, with full power and authority
by proper deed at the expense Of the Plaintiff To ease
10 said Plaintiff Doniphan, otherwise by deed, IL
convey 10 said Donphan, as may be most agreeable Il
the Plaintiff the l6s tract OF land called Mrs lioylt
Browns place, Of the tracts of land in the proceed
ings mentioned, upon the said Plaintiff, Doniphan
pa wing the said Slaughter the purchase money therefor
at the rate or price for which tho whole tract sold
by the Plaintiff, to said Doniphan, ont of which
nry tha said Commissioner Is first directed TO pay the
costs Of this suit and apply the residue the payment
some of said John Percvas dec d. liabilities
in the bill mentioned and report his proceedings 10 this
Gourl and the Court 10th further order that of The
Commissioners Of this Court after public notice in ont
Of the newspapers oi this place, aud after notice to the
parties do take account OF all the said John Perciva
deed liabilities, for account OF said Plaintiff
report his proceedings the Court order final de
cree and liberty is reserved to the infant defendant Il
shew against this decree. at any time within 81,
months ,.aier sse shah have attained lawful age.
Copy-Toste,
ID. ROBES, Clerk.
CoNMfssToNERs OFFICE,
Lynclburg, July 26th lsl7 I
In pursuance Of the foregoing decree. shall my off
CO. in the town Of Lynehburg, Saturday, the 18th
August, lsi7 proceed 10 lake account of all the liza
bliiieS of John Prrcva, deed. for or on account
George Percival All persons holding such will prcso
them OF before tho SAID day
y. c. MANSON, Com.
I4y 26-wlm
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MEXICAN NIJI(,S

Whilst the Union and its affiliated prints are lenoun-
eng inc wing party as traitors their country because
they presumed 10 enquire into the acts of the President
the party thus sandercd furnish the larger portion ofbe
officers and men, who sustain the honor of their countrv
vi 'he officers oil The regular army proper three jurhs
are Wings. majority of the Ulcers of the volunteers
VINO nave peen or are now IN service also Wings
TO the best OF our knowledge and belief We not long
since showed That 1t was the w big towns nd counties
only 'hat succeeded in raising companies for our Virginia
"'e''eh'-ahd That not one Of the strong Democratic
couhes was represented. We are enabled TO give more
DEFINITE Information, as TO the political complexion of our
VOL nh'eefs ny means Of an extract Of letter published
IN lie Norfolk Herald, from officer of the regiment
long known to the editor Of that paper gentleman
OF character and intelligence, in hose judgment and We
racity Inc has entife confidence
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LAND, S'kssS a.

w -, s ,a'a,o :. ailecliee Distribution ofa pariLa
my Is situated IN tho lower par IF , w. All
'one'y. thirteen miles blow L,ncbsn az. a"po sn.
ao e, I P yhanDnsaod Conc I'd Turnpike, and s
-. ''' ''""s hlver Canal. The ,roet contain.
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give extracts 81 letter 10 one Of the Editors fran
d young man Who was lately an apprentice in the ,,r-
sin'an Office, aud who is now Volunteer in r ~,
Carnngou's Company
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Rules held III the Clerks phc o the ircut Superior
Our, oil Va" and tanoor, Tor tho county OF Franklin
the inth day ., Jul, 1917
Samuel Wand, - Plaintiff,
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% ACRES, :
o. winch about Two bu 4 I'd )
"''o "''Y aerrs are cleared and
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New OELEAss, July rs, le17--l2,if
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-25
Wednesdays Proceedings,
IBy Photographic Despatch and Special ExpressI

IBy Photographic Despatch and Special Express
The Vice President presented a communica-
ton from the new printers, stating that they
were unable TO supply the message as soon as
was intended, as the President refused them a
copy in advance.
A communication was received from the
State Department upon the subject OF conrin-
gent expenses.
Senator Dix presented the resolutions OF the
Legislature of New York in favor Of the rail-
road to the Pacific.
Senator Dickinson presented the resolutions
Of the same Legislature against the inequality
Of newspaper hostages. A number Of private
petitions were then presented.
Upon the motion of Senator Anterior it was
ordered that the conmittees of the Senate be
chosen on Monday.
Upon tho motion Of Senator Allen it was
orIred that the resolution Of yesterday order
iuSSs35,OO0 copies Of the Message be rescinded,
and after a debate 10000 copies Of the Message
and accompanying documents were ordered.
Dir. flanagan introduced a bin for the relief
OF the heirs Of Paul Jones which was passed
aud sent TO the House.
In the House, the Members proceeded to
draw their seats, occupying along time.
They then proceeded to the eectiou of Ser
geant.atArms. Whole number # votes ga,
of (which Nathan Sergeant received do and was
elected Newton Lane received 30 AID C. A.
Whitney II. Mir. Homer was then elected
Doorkeeper, receiving liz votes, and :. S.
Whitney l07.
The House next proceeded to elect Pot-
master. Whole number Of votes cast, 22l, o;
whicA Johnson, the present Postmaster received
III. and vas elected over Mccormick, the
caucus nominee, who received ITO.
Mr.. Collamsr offered a resolution for the
appoinumsat Of a joint committee to superb
tend exp-aaatures for the purchases Of books
Sr a. which the House adjourned.
ESvashington correspondent of the y.
Y. Express says:
IIearn from reliable authority that the hot
aJobn w. Davis, ex-Speaker, is % be appoi9teS
Commissioner to China, in the place OF Alex
snder H. Everett, deceased,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-25

THOMPSONS Compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood Naptha TIE only certain remedy for
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-25

9They are going II with
~ m .
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~Tasbington correspondent Of the \

Nv ashlngIuH VUtIeSPVHUOHNW i" .
Y. Express says: "A
uearn from reliable authority that the hol
Inhn w. Davis, ex-Speaker, is 20 be appointeS
Commissioner to China, in the place OF Alex
snder H. Everett, deceased,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-17
New Orleans.

This shows a variation of six per cent from September
when crop of began to forward and
continued advance in price throughout the year. on the
strength OF short supply, amid European famine,
advancing feghts, declining bills and growing financial
revuson in England The large quantities OF farm prod
uce that seled the of the bills, and
aided depress the price, which, both here and at New Or
leans reached the lowest point in April at which time the
continued drain Of specie had alarmed the Bank OF England
and its refusal to discount 6Oday bills changed the
until the increasing importation here for the summer
and fall created demand for, and sustained the price OF
bills orally above the specie point During the present
month the importaons have declined, and larger
the time last year, while the cotton year has
opened at bills less than that time, and with
cotton at nearly double price, with the expectation of
crop large, and considerable further exports of
farm produce Under these circumstances there is moth
ing as vet to indicate the usual decline Of bills between
now and January will take place. The cotton crop,
having made up for the year, results as COM
Jared with former ones follows