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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

CREDIT FoNCIER. Our telegraphic dis
patch from Halifax on Saturday last, announc-
Ing the arrival of the Europa, stated tina. ten
millions OF the money taken from the Orleans
family by Louis Napoleon, were 10 go to "credi
to'1io." great many honest people supposed
from these words that the French despo, had
adopted the theory taught by the famous So
cislist, and had given him these ten millions
wherewith to set up full-bloom phalanstery.
One journal of this City-not so honest we fear
went so far as to advise the recipient of this fat
sun to putt quietly in his pocket and clear out,
apparently not knowing that the good Fourier had
lam near twenty years in his quiet grave at
Montmartre. Yesterday we received a letter
from friend at distance asking about the mat
ter, 50 that ii seems to be time to explain it. Be
1t known then, that the word fourier in the dis.
patch was blunder of the telegraph it
should have read that ten millions were
appropriated to institutions of credit foncier that
is 10 say, to institutions for loaning money upon
zeal estate. Nothing could be farther from all
the ideas Of Fourier than either the spoliation of
the children of Louis Philippe or the LENDING of
money on bond and mortgage. In the phaI,n.
stery both plundering and money lending are
unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
RUMORED WAR BETWEEN FRANCE
AND ENGLAND.
Restoration of Titles of Mobility.
CHANGE IN THE FRENCH MINISTRY.
FLOUR AND COTTON IMPROVING.
Dates Liverpool Jan. IS, London 81, Paris 90,

The steamer Pacific, of the Collins line,
arrived yesterday afternoon at II O'Clock.
The Africa arrived at Liverpool Sunday, Jan. IS.
TIE steamer Glasgow, for New Yoik, had put
back TO Greeneck in distress.
The news from France by this arrival is interest
ing although not very important. We give copious
accounts of French affairs with the recent DEGREES
confscating the Orleans property
The report of an invasion Of England By Louis
Napoleon was quite current, and the British Gov.
eminent had ordered 80 Oe0 stand of arms from Biz
ninsham and 5000 troops into London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
GERMANY.

The Prussian Government will not propose
any systematic revision of the Constitution during
the present session, though will leave the isolated
motions that have been introduced by different
deputies affecting several articles to discussion.
IL Will wait till August OF the present year, when the
change IN the organization Of the upper house comes
into operation. The presen, session will be closed
as soon as possible, and In another, TO be held In
August. regular revision, with reference both to
the Ecw upper chamber and the revived council Of
State, may be undertaken
The L'th0graphrc Correspondence of VII
emma states that Prince Windschgratz has deintvc-
y accepted the post Of civil AM military Governor
Of Hungary. The Imperial Gazette publishes LIST OF
subscribers 10 The late loan. The next paragraph
following this document reports tho condemnation
OF Doctor of Law to two months imprson nent Tor
speaking lightly OF the constitution, which the Gov
eminent bas since abolished. The New Prussian
Gazette states that the Customs Congress OF Vienna
will close on The 2oIh inst.
The commercial treaty of the 7th Of Sep
TENDER between Prussia and Hanover has been rati-
ned by considerable majority by both the Haao-
yeilan Chambers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
u The Hartford Times is orsatl,, A..

uessed at the tyrsnnicaI provisions and mon.
strous principles of the Maine Liquor Law. and
draws irightful fancy pictures of prospective
searches of private dwellings under this law
The real trouble in the case is that the law cuts
up the Liquor Traffic root and branch, and don't
bother IN the least any but Rumsellers and
smugglers. Such is the uncon,radicted test.
mony OF the People of Maine, whose experience
we profer in answer to The 7Tnes's random as.
sertlons. Dare you let your readers know
neighbors that the Governor who signed that
law with hesitation. and expressions of doubt
and disapproval, now declares himself its firm
friend, and that its enemies dare make no open
movement for Its repeall Only let the facts bc
known, and your bugbears will fush.en nobody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
CENTRAL AFRICA.

The friends of this expedition will be
glad 10 learn tina. supplies have been sent out 10 en-
able the travellers 70 undertake the important GA of
tie journey from Borneo to the shores OF the Indian
ocean. Lsfd faimeis.on had literally granted
uTher sum Of ESQ., for the mission after having 70.
ceved the interesting accounts of DR. Barta's Iour-
Dey 10 Aosmowa, and OF DR.. 0yerweg's exploratoa
OF Lake Tsad and the Biiduma ISLANDS. Instructions
have been forwarded, too by the Foreign. Office 70
Captain Homerton, the BIitish agent in ZaRio H, to
supply all the wants OF the travellers as soon as they
snail MAKE their appearance on the coast Pur.hef'
more. request Of Dr. Oyerweg for a supply OF Ger.
tam English goods has been complied VITA. and
Sum OF f65 assigned for tina. purpose by the Forsga
ONCE. The goods have already been carefully plI.
chased IN accordance with the specific lists already
sent home by Dr. Ogerweg, and are nov On shsir
To Africa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
TURKEY.

BY adyices of the 18th from the Turkish
capital we learn that reduction of 90 per cent.
Was to be made on the half yearly salary-fron
January II TO July l2-of all the state employees
The question about the Holy sepulchre Is sil pead
ing.
Mr.. White, an Engineer, is on his way
to Belgrade TO treat in the name OF an Eaglsh Com
pany with the Servisn Government for the construc-
ton of a Railroad from Aexinse (pr0oaoiv Aiexnit-
"a, near Nissa on the Bulgarian ifonier) 10 SENECA
dria. 10 is expected that the Seryian Government
will continue the Railroad from Semendria to Bel
grade at its own expense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
LATEST NE VS..
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

BY ELECTRIC TELkUKAFH
from the Third Edition Of The Morning Herald.
PARIS BoURsE.-The depression which
weighed on the market yesterday, is somewhat dis
pa!ed to day, consequence OF the report that the
President intended to submit the consideration Of
the decree relative to the Orleans family property
to the Senate and the Legislature. IL Is reported
that the newly made Senators only accepted tho
hoRors on that condition.
The Morning Chronicle states that the
King of the Begians the husband of the daughter
OF Louis Philippe has protested against the decree
concerning the Orleans property 1t Is thought that
similar protests will viii be made by Spain, Naples,
the Brazils and SAKE. Coburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

FREsHET.-The rain of Wednesday bro.
duced freshst in one of the streams above Dover
Plans, on the line Of the Harlem Railroad. whi,A
carried away culyert. The damage was no: lar,e
and here viii be 20 interruption TO the aims ercspt
mg 'eai passengers vii exshsrse cars 1. -. 1,.:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
Exor,s,oR,-Bvrpg & Co, Fashionable

EXCELSIOR .-DEEBE q %, dShIV1dVIt
Hater No 1856 Broadway respectfully solicit the a.ten
ton ofther patrons and TIE pub generally tothe spring
Fashion for gentle mems HAS. which hey will introduce
on SATURDAY. the 4th day OF Febraay. D. Co feel as
suIed that this sye will tse 10 the hat wear
ing community and will insure the same liberal patronage
which they have heretofore ucsIyed ~ b. Has OF any
style the fsstidous will BE- furnished a. the
shorest potlce ioi iVt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

II The steamer Glasgow, from Glas-
gov for this port, put back to Grsenock on the
evening Of the 9Th uli, in distress The fsllo~iss
aelegraphc dispatch is furnished to US by Capt Nye
GLASGOW, Tuesday. Jan 81, 1857.
The steamer Glasgow put back 70 Greenock ias'
lsnt,c IT, r. pss s,rnek ~" e., on tas
goth, which swept overheard Mr.. Robertson, second
officer, who was los, also attsy companion whes..
house, boats, bulwarks, &c. The ship Is sasing
little water from the upper decss, bd. noes ocls-"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

II The Southern Mail, due last sigs!
about 10, was rot received at this olee I'll Asoa'
o'clock Ibis nornllz. We have no,heritae ess's
Il &c 6t.sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

w The New Hat Company. Nos. lac
and fs Nassau will introduce heir Spring Style OF Hats
on SATURDAY., 1lk inst. which, FIR beauty OF style quality
and sh cannot be surpassed by ssy four dollar Hat
cold in New York One quality, one price. $5) ana no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

PRINT AND GINGHAM DEPARTMENT.
Invite the attention of reiaes cheap styles
opening to day. TwEKDy, MouLToN S.PLiMProN, No
Al n oscway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

GKNTLRMER's HATs-SPRIHG FASHION,
wARNocKs No. as Broad~ Irving House viii introduce
thar surin STYLE Hats SATURDAY. 4h February The
beauty and Il this forthcoming pattern, war
rants rs anticipating for II universal acceptance. 7fH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

ELECTRICAL Psychology Professor
and puu,s Of this wonderful science can place the most
ODD arsfe sub eos under perfect cpntfe administering
from tssspoonful TO one bottle a OF tho Eecrcai
Divine Science will readily conceive the causes OF effect
ing such miraculous by he use of pr WATTS Ner-
Electro Psychological state Price 81 per bottle, 50 per
dozen, $50 per stoss. Depot. No l09 Nassau 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

~ GEsrN's Spring STYLE of Hats VIII be
100000 - c.,u,d.v the 18th inst Gentlemen n want
Of Hal ups p "a 1875
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

WATCHES AND GOLD PENs.-J. Y. saw
Age No % Fulton ~ would call attention 70 his large
stock Of fine Gold ard Silver Hating Watches by the best
makers, and all warranted perfect tIme-keepes Inc
Richeleu diamond pointed Gold Pens which, for fexbil-
ty. Durability and fnensss of finish have no equal Sold
only a No. % Fulton -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

u THIS Company take no Fire Risks disconnected with
Marine hists
The Hoafd OF Trustees have This Day decla'ed Dvi,
dand Of fc, me earned premiums OF
ths year cnr Dec 81 1851 for which certificates will be
issued and after the TIN OF Apn Also
Of per the scnp heretofore issued payable in
cash on and after the Sd OF February.
BY order Of the Board.
EDWARD A. STRONG, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Zebsdes Cook. Francis Sklddy. p. A. II. Renauld,
Thomas Tileston, Saml T. SBrouils, Chss. Connolly,
y 8. LxtkTop, Eben. b. Crocksr, Elisha Robbins,
sidnsy Brooks. John A. McGaw, Paul Alden,
Geo GIiswold, IT., WIN. h Buiktey, Thomas Durham.
Elias Popvsrt, Arthur Finnegan w. Kent, s. Cedar,
-. ]. Brown. james Hyde, John Harper
Frederick A. Lee William Bryce, James Myers,
George Bird J W. Culbeit, James Stuart
Jehn KitchinE r. T. Woodward Samuel 1. Bush,
Aimed barratt, Theodore Crane, FTs's l.. Cook,
&. d. HuId, Robert l.. Tsyor, Bsnl a Mumford
Edward Antheny, s. n. Chistenden, VIM X Lothrop,
Y b. Brewster, l.. S. Pond, JOSIAH O Low,
L. X. Wyman.
ZEBEpEE COOK. President.
EDWARD ANTHONY, Vice Precedent.
EDWARD A. STRONG, Sec retRry j3l lmMWed2Fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

Union will introduce their Sprihg FASHION OF Gen.snehs
Hat on Saturday the iHh ipss The world VIDE ceeoiy
sh;s has gained by the superiority Of lie pro-
ductioss 10 sufficient guarantee that .heir eh1rs this
Spring will be fully appreciated by dis, rm'na,og ana
No m Park Row. opposite he Astor House.
NIB This is the only Chartered Company OF HtNers
exiant. 1917
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

YANKEE NORTON DEPARTMENT. Re-
tals and dders would do well TO cash prices Of
this description Of goods TwsEDy, MouLroN PLMP-
TON Ne. a broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

WoMsN's DREss Goops DEPARTMENT.
Daily receiving choice .ies OF French Baregss and Barge
de LANES very low hgures Tweniy styles Portsmouth
Iawns, from auction, ready for inspection TwERDY,
MouLToN PLiMrToN. No. AZ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

They FIR LIKE GLoyE.-Thls com
expression applies 10 the slssss' 10 orSsr by
cut and Beautifully made snnts fnrnsheu ~ oeodns,
GREEN No Aston House, whose pubci IA ny h ha
homo articles according TO premise Is az :" 'i' INV
Their perfe ction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

" STRoNG will this day offer THE Val.
eHtins for the season. Emporium No. IS Nassau-sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

FAhI>s FflLaT.
d. LIZ NINlsTRK In consequence of the dscrsea which
appeared this merHng CONSIDER myself called TO
form imperative duty and pray you accordingly 10 be
good enough 70 present. for the acceptance Of the President
Ct the hepgbc eglation OF the fuEctioas al Mem
Ter Of The C0Dsultsive Commission created the Cd De-
Der Hat Tkeush thaf Commission ao been an
suited Il i- acss q The Erecsvs ,h.,c Dee. rt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

UNDERGRADUATES AND HosIERY. Silk,
Msrinc and Wooden Undervests aud Pants, exactly
adapted the season. and at low prices The SILK
20 those afflicted With iheums, SIN IL economy
an obeo, buy Of the imp iters and manufacturers.
RANKIN Co, New York Stocking Factory. No l0t
Dowey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.
rmrN's HATS -Spripg fashion for

GENTLEMEN's HAS Spring fashion Tor
lss1Ihers part of Gsntlsman's ane IN waicn -
much taste be displayed With great elect Al
the tout sxsemb Of the peros the Hat EsPsN.
scHY,D Of No lo7 HsssAn-st Will ia'Toesee me osihs
Fasbon Saturday nert the ith INST soa o,
Of contour rjchnsss and ous biy ftbnc. and general
dntpgue appearance. It most cetaals siIpasses ~ GOV
hitherto brought be foe the New fek PUP 70. WIN
Half While hsttsrs Broad ssgs tour eoi Is 81
infsicr article there little 90 he ~osdsr.d al ira.
scHEIp IA 40 literally pstSonized b. Discerning
He would wish IL ay nR5erst ,et that II me nas
which be sels for Three D.lss snd Hat on e.mpaIs
son be not in every % OF the HAS soa
IN Brosd az for four he w.t. ~thH reasonable Penoo
Of ths tine Of be wilg q refund the pufchss
morey 10 sny ore He say TO those wac
wsA 70 favor him with call that, while ne pressns
Hat which he designs be the rsshos he ever rcauy
to satsfy the aud wishes of his Cutsner and VII
anufaeturs TO order any dessb tern OF ha Tnoh
viii be becoming TO the ~earer 18th IN shape anu
l3fAs n EsPExscHEID. No. l07 Nassau 81 coz OF 1An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

Art S. Ten millions are allowed to the societss de
seeoars afueLs, authorized BY the law of the jtn July,
Art g. Ten millions shall be employed in ameora.ng
the dwellings OF woikHen IN the great manufacturing
Art Ten millions shall be devoted to the establish
ment Of institutions for making loans mortgage sft-
ttons de credit Joncer) in the departments which may
mand that measure submitting to The conditions consd
"At Five millions shall serve to establish retiring
Pension fund for the poorest a.saEt cletgy S dsrvaHs
Art O. The surplus Of the properties mentioned in
Ant shall be united TO ths donation OF the Leg,Cn Of
Honor and the of IL shall be empoye follows
ard Insufficient the deficiency shall be made from the
Art. 10 All the oscers, non commissioned officers
and men of the army and navy who shall he be
nominated or promoted IN The national Order Of the Legion
Ltga The following annual allowances Simple me mbers
Of the Legion heretofore, 2j0f officers SCOT COM
nsnders l,ocOf grand officers, zOoOE graad crosses,
AIT H. A military medal is created giving the right
1907 Of life rsIt Of soldiers and noncomns-
stoned officers of the army aHd navy placed in the sonc-
loIs which shall be fxec by subsequent regulations
Art 10. A national ehdtsar shall a hor,s of
education for The INDECENT daughters orphans Of the
families whose chiefs shall have obtained the medals.
Art. H. The ehdtssu Of ssvere shall be repaired and
mill high functioAses who may die IN the service Of
the Stale.
Of the Republic ahaBdons All demand relative 20 ths
hsca pronounced IA 1914 and 1878 the Bona
Art is The Ministers are charged each in wha, con-
BY the President, LOUIS NAPOLRos.
x Da CAsIBrANcA Minister Of state"
The President had given grand State
ball at the Tuileries:
The number Of guests was exceedingly great
The first arrivals early as O'clock, and from
that hour until nearly IL the carriages were without
intermission engaged in setting down guests. The
Pre- sident entered the rooms about 81, accompanied
by the new Ministers in their grand habits OF cere-
mony, and accompanied by about forty or fifty per-
sonages Of distinction such members of the Con-
sultaiive Commission, Generals and others He
gave hts arm to the Marchioness of Douglas, and
appeared in excellent spirits. He was dressed in
the uniform Of general Of division Of the Ffsncb
army, and wore the grand order Of the Legion Of
Honor. with magnificent erachat in diamonds He
walked four times through the rooms in the course Of
ne evening saluiins with marked sracIousness such
of the fuess as he happened to recognize. The
crush was Tremendous, and the heat assolutely un
besrsble ~
The President did not dance, and il was Prince
Poniaiowski, the Tuscan Minister, who. A. the "a.
guest OF Louis Napoleon. opened the bali with =
zoe Aarchioness of Douglas being his partner
VI dancing in the true sense Of the word there wa
rcrs, =: crowd beng 80 greet 8 70 pyeTcat al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30

Prints are more abundant holders howsver claim an
advance espscisly upon spring styles Hence opera
ions are stn light Stripes stiy held, the prices
OF last week. Ticks also quoted nrm but quiet
woolsps display new features u especial interest
Blankets are rather dull yet remsin steady Cloths sp-
pear quiet owing chiefly tbs scarcity Of kinds
and the high preensions Of owners Plain and fancy
casneses In moderate supply and steady request
at prices equivalent 70 those Of last week. which any
thing favsr factors Rlanssls have not varied much
IInseys are fair demand and firm In price Common
ssttpets are sought after while the better
tbus insnimsts At former figures. Foreign msnasac-
lures temporarily inactive; tbs nterve0ttoa Of thu
HOLIDAY season has produced inapssttion TO operate
No actual change however be noticed the cond-
ton OF the market for imported goods shich stu
hissts Gestures prophetic OF Immediate anmstton and
jupprovsuent Parties representing the trade Of the
peiRbboripe eics here and nxkins SELECTION Of
suit bic productions which they dn3 difficult TO ootsn
Mt even the rptes Of tue fail Some NJ
local dealers liz a~so seeking after deir
able sriices ~bich they think hey procure here
es favorable terms ~ II they cent their
Indeed trces rapidly risen IN Europe that 10 IL
sluot possible 20 purchase goods there, and In port
them on as Advantageous grouods as they might be
bouptt IN opr osn market just nov Doubtless prices
here x rise high they have cone In Europe ~hsn
Va, d, snd b. genera and active Bus unii int.
tc~ns desIsrs viil Bd IL profitable TO Themselves to
rucbrse FOODS at bone. Continen nj gon1s move of
freely md cell Gippbsms awus and priata attract
,idsrAbl. notice they held higher than tney
we're tbfs tim, twelve months ago Cloths Ia brisk
dusro hut the pBucity "a the offerings suh the firm
nee nth wbicb they held impede operations Dress
FOODS are moderately zcs u aud fetch fnl 10
est.s huber rst.s There il egpis stock and nne
az ortuept o. Drish goods In market witch require
vly ,iHs time to inauce en- scflva nquiry Troy vil
meet 9th free buyers when fhe holiday SEASON shs
have elapsed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30

The inorease since 1874 has been very great We
not satisfactorily account fsx the rapid Derssss fit has
been for consumption IL favorable feature that ths
inse.se black tees hss ssca - much greater thsn In
escns In lsab only abou, ose-haf Of the total npor
t.tiop was in baos In 1852 full two thirds OF the total
black In Great Britain about three fourths Of tns
.o.. ousrtty Of tee consumed black and before tho
lass. Of many years the proportion will exist In this
country
The annexed ftatsm~ut exhibits the qusntty ard w
Inc u certain ~rels exported from this pot surns chs
week ending and including Decsnber 70 srunsni.has
l detips,on and ex,ecs Of hiOnents 20 zach place.
Connrrcr oy rss PosT orRrw Yosx- Wssklr EHotrs'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30

NJ szpsssssa u asur sn1 lseslssss y Lsaasu, Ia
vrsss asA Glasgow, during ths pest week wss quits
large ssaaidssshy sxcssdias that u cotton But fsr
TIE ssh rates ruling for fssht to Liverpool AND Hure-
pea ports generally, "a should nsd quite drain upea
oar supply q brsadstuns sse shipment Rven With the
bsh hsGht large quaetitss Of flour and wheat win 70
orward IN the event OF the from tho other side
continuing good II stbsr articles Including COTTON
there has bsea no great scsvity for time pest
Tns Istoa advertiser gives the annexed List Of eom-
psn,es that viii pay dividends ID thst city about
the frat Of Jsnusry, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30
weekly Review u tho Dry Goods Trade.
New YsRK, Dec 2o-6 r n.

"G0kIy kNSVhOw OI tno LILY 0O001
New YsRK Dec 2e-6P.N.
The advent Of the holidays and the New Year has
created partial Suspension Of operations IN the dry goods
line; Jet oil parties have greet confidence In the future
prosperity Of the trade sThough the imports continue
large and the stock st scoumulatss there anxiety
shs~n by holders u SELL bat there 10 visbls sagernss
among purchaser to buy seasouabs fabrics At present
prices Judging BY these naiostions think the next
and snsuins veek win witness degree Of activity in
most branches Of this trac not customary ct this period
u the year, which will endure for time to come
The deficient supply and enhanced value Of brown sheet
ipgs and shirtipes ati retard transactions in such
Besched sheetDgs and shrings In moderate Demand
at full rates The finer qualities In pretty ample
stock but scarcity Of the low kinds exists. cona
deiabls business has been transacted in cotton fannes
prices Of which well supported and tend upwards
DENNIS seen quiet st previous quotations Drills
ere fpsrpgy offered and bought at &c. for browns slo
for b,ssohsd and 91Sc for blues Ginghsms are SLOWLY
forwarded to market and fad ready buyers at 1oc for
Manchester and lie for Gasgow and Lancaster. Holders
Of jeans are very Arm These goods mot abundant
though being in fair demand. We quote -