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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
sale Of Heal Estate BY order Of !
SGsmRnEf -

LpY virtue Of nnordeF Of the court Of cemmBH,
Dpleas Of Sandusky county, Ohio, shall offer
for sale at public veudus, on the first day Of No.
tvemher next between the hours prescribed by law
at the door of the court house, ia said Sandusky
count, the following lands and tenements. levied
on and taken as the property of Samuel Boyd stat
to satisfy an execution in favor Of Augustus Great
! er, 10 wit: - $50
Beginning alta stake, being the north east corn.
er of the lot formerly belonging to LesterC G. Beach,
aud running thence south sixteen and half de-
grees. west ten rods TO stake, thence south sew
enty-three and half degrees, east eight rods 10
a stake, thence north sixteen and half degrees,
east ten rods TO stake, thence north seventy.
three and half degrees. west eight rods to the
place OF Ofbeginnine, containing half acre of Iand
in Green Creek in the county Of Sandnsky; also q
piece ofland situate in the same township, begin
mag at stake, being the north east corner Of the
above described piece of land, and running thence
north ssventv-three and a half degrees, east two
rods TO a stake, thence south sixteen and a half
degrees, west ten rods 10 a stake, thence north
| Eevety-three and half degrees, weet TIVE rods to
/ a stake, thence north l6 and half degrees, east
ten rods to the place of beginning, conisnng one
eighth Of an acre. being the same and known as
the Tavern Stand decided TO Spicer BY WesIy An
deFaon. isaa G.. EDGERTON Arr,
| September 1s, 4s5l 1tf s.
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Sale Of Rail Road Stock.

A T meeting Of the Directors Of the Toledo,
ANorwaIk aud Cleveland Rail Road Company
held at their Office in NOrwalk, Sept. 22d, 1851.
il was
Ordered-That all stock that has not been paid
for in full according TO the insta ments called in.
be advertised aud sold under the provisions OF the
charter and the law in relation to that subject and
that the residue be collected from the persons prop
eFly chargeabe there with.
Ia pursuance Of the foregoing resolution of the
said Directors and of the Statute in such pro-
vided, Will be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder, at the Office OF said Company in NOrwaIk,
ON Friday the 26Ih day of November next, at
O'Clock A M, the delinquent Stock of said Com
panv, standing in the names Of the persons h heren
mentioned, TO pay the amount due on the same
with interest and penalty at per cent.
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Sale of Real Estate by order of the
Probate Court.

ON the 9Th day of November, 1852. between
Y pthe hours Of 8 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P.
Nj. at the door Of the Cont House in Fremont,
Sandusky county. Ohio, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate as the property
of Phillip R-tzelI deceased, to wit:
The northeast quarter Of the northeast guar
er Of section twenIy.six, containing forty acres;
Iso the southeast quarter of section thirteen, all
o utownship number fur, north of range thirteen,
Jhiect TO the dover estate of Mary RrirE~ll their
n. HENRY REITZELL &
FRANKLIN REITZELL, &
Adm's. OF PlIIip ReitzeIl, Dec.
October 9, 1852.
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Groceries,!

Coffee. Sugars. Teas, Spice, Pepper. MeiasseR.
Tebaccos, and nearly every article in that line OF
the best qualities
As above remarked. all my goods are new, and
will be sold at ONE PRICE. So give call. Per
formance every day except Sundays. Door open at
half past 5 A. Nj Performance to begin at 6. Ad-
mission Free children half price. No postpone ut
on account ofthe weather. Never was there such
all opportunity since the DAYS of SOioman TO CRAFTY
the eyes and mind with 80 little expense.
As for prices, ''there's no use talking" We sell
so low VIZ aae afraid folks may think steal our
goods! But don't be afraid, Griends-coms aIs and
You shall see what you shall Give a call,
and we will suit ynu to any thing in our line.
A GUSTORF.
Fremont, Nav T3, 1852 -lv.
~ Be sure to rrrollect the place, one door south
of PeAse & ROhberts' Tin Shop.
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Ew A young poet out West, in describing
heaven, says; at is a world of bliss fenced
in with girls Ieros paper.
. 1.-THE above were political fence, all the
yodhg men in the country would be found
upon it
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M A r RIEn

On the 2lst inst, at the Fremont House bv
Rev 81. Lang, Ma. CHARLES MooRE and Mss
May HAhpIkG, both Of Bellevue.
On the 2lst inst. by E. F. Dickinson. Esq, Ma
GEoReE BkoMLEY and Mrs. RETsEY SPoOS.
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Notice.
TyTE Board Of School Examiners for San
Ill dusky County, will meet on Friday Oc-
tober Sth. at / O'Clock P. NJ. in the Luthe-
rian house of worship in Fremont.
for the examination of Teachers The ses-
sions will continue on eight successive Fri
days, at the hour and place above specified.
F.S. WHITE, Clerk.
q 4
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Dress Goods!

The atten ten of tho Ladies is respectfully
licted 10 the examination Of our Stock of New
Doods, consisting in part Of Black and Colored
Silks, rich all wool De Laines, B:ocade and Plain
Poplins, Persian and Lama Cloths, together with
great variety of low. priced Prints and Plain De
Lains. &c.
ALSO:
Merinos. AlPaecas I.HoHeese Ciothths. English
aud American Prints aud Ginghams, with all the
Va riouS kinds of Fancy and Staple Dress Goods
which the market affords.
HOUSE PURSUING GOODS!
Those in want Of Goods in this line will find
good assortment Of CarPeting. Window shades,
Looking glasses, Paper HangnRs. Tea Sets,
Knives aud Forks, Glass Ware, Spoons, Sheetings,
Ticks, Quilts, &c.
Our stock of CARPETING consists Of great
er variety Of patterns and a much larger assort-
ment than was ever before offered in this vicinity
Rich Solar Lamps and GirGndotes,
with a variety of other kinds Of Lamps, for Oil and
Fluid, all Of which are pr epared TO offer at the
lowest prices. MCCLELLAN q McIEE'
Atlhe New Store opposite the Bank.
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"A LARGE assortment, Of both rich aud low
"A price goods. Ladies in want of Silk Dress
will find the best assortment at the iowest plces
at MCfELLAN & McGEE,s
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DA ED,

La this pace on the morning Of the 2lst inst.
of Consumption, Mrs, EMELlNE NJ. wife Of DF.
William W. Karshner, aged 2S years months
and IL days ~
In Columbus, on w ednesday morning last, SA
RAH b. wife OF E. P. Corwin, formerly Of York
Township, this county.
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Sept. Is, 1852.
Sale Of Real Estate by order Of Court

DY ViIIue of an SrdpI of the court Of eOmmon
DpIeas of Sandusky county, Ohio, shall offer
Tor sale at public vendup, on the LIST day Of No.
vember next, between the hours prescribed by law.
at the door Of the court houEe, in said Sandusky
county, the following lands and ienemenis, levied
On and token tue property Of Smith D. baldwin,
ct al, 10 satisfy execution in favor of john Clark,
to wit: .-.e s.. t
Part of the hsIf Of the west half of the north
east quarter of section eighteen, township our,
range sixteen. containing twenty-nine acres; also,
the west half OF the northeast quarter of section
seven, tnwnshiD four, range sixteen, containing
eighty acres; also, the half Of he south wes
quarter of the north west quarter Of section sew
enieen, township four, range sixteen, containing
tw enty acres, all in Sandusky county, Ohio.
c. EDGERTON, Au'y.
September l9, 1852.
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Notice..

CILKS, satins. alpaccas, lawns. ginghaHt, &c
- aIlluaIities nd nriees at HAYNES.
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Wiles SkyIight
DAGUERRELAN ROOMs,

DAGUERREIAN ROOMlS:
OVer the Post Office, Turnpike Stree.
HAVING at much expense furnished rooms. an
1-labove, would invite the citizens OF Fremont
and surrounding country to call aud examine spec.
linens, whether .tber want pictures or not -
To those who want pictures / wonld say, that
where satisfaction is not given no charges are
made for trouble. 81
Asa guarantee Of what people may expect,
would say that received the PreDlluns for tie best
Daguerreotypes at the Huron and Erie County
Fairs for the years 1850 and 1884, and in compe-
tition too, with the best artists in the country
Having made Permansni location in Fremont.
shall endeavOr To take such pi :tureA as will bear
examination and give satisfaction.
Rooms open from o'clock A. M. 20 So M,
Clear Cloudy. A. D. WILES.
Fremont, Oct 9Th 1852. 5
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Stock Of Goods!

NSVOAU ~UUWUOS .
adapted for the season, which, from the great de
dnctiOn east in many articles, we can effer lowe
then they have ever been sold in this market be
fSre. My stock consists in part Of
Broad-cloth, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Sattinetts
and Kentucky Jeans. from common 10 the frs
quality, with an extensive assortment of Summe
stuff. and bIeached Goods of ever kind. In IN,
way Of sa-t
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
have large assortment Of Black s0d Fanc,
Dress silks ofthe most superb patterns Gin CHA ms
Lawns, Muslin and Cerage de Laiaes, aud larg,
assortment Of Calicoes, which will be sold YER
cheap.
Bonnets, and Bonnet Trimmings.
Hosiery. and Gloves of every description. A gen
eral assortment Of Shawls. Handkerchief, Para
sois, Umbrellas, &C., and those wishing to pur
chose
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
will do well TO call and exemine, as have a larg,
stock at much lower prices than usually offered
Paper, and Paper Hanginga, good assortment
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Alarge quantity-Cuais. Pants, Vests, and Shirta
which wiVbe sold regardless Of profits; and a ful
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
Sole and Upper Leather, Hats and Caps, &C..
A Full assortment of Groceries, Dye-stufFs
Paints and Oils.
@MA- ~ "s ~ - III H
The attention Of Blacksmiihs Is particularly di
rected TO my stock Of Anvils and Vices. My stOcI
embraces every thing usually called form this line
Iron, Nails. Glass, Glassware. Crockery, &c.
! would cordially invite all who wish to purchas,
TO call and examine and satisfy themselves tha
this j" heplace TO get goods cheaper and fully equa
TO any in the State.
To the Farmers would say. bring on ysur
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Wool, &c, dc.
the highest price will be pKid Cash up.
D. Belts.
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CURTAIN MUSLTNs.

DAINTED and plain Window Shades, with
i laige lot Of New Style Paper Ha Dgines a nd
BoTdering for sale hIcLELLAN & McGRKss
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PlRINTa
Black and CO.Ore1l sillkH,

ZINE Cloths and perfectIy fast colors. sellin 2
l. at 81 cents al McLELLAN & McGrE's
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No. Shares Standing in the name Of
i Armstrong WIN. II.
4 Bell John
Boggs Edwin
Cheapman Joseph
Coiby Peter
Dunning Z.
Dean H. X.
Deus!er Jacob
Hawk Joseph
1 Hamilton James A. ,
Otis VIM, C.
2 Parker Isaac
Quin John
2 Remshurgh Fl. ..,.
Smith Ira
/ Wallers Ephraim
Wilson Nathaniel Sen.
Walters Edward ....
2 Whitcher E. B.
Ames Asabel ...
2 Mzner C.. .-r
BiIiman Gideon a..
Bsggs PoIser
Boggs John
Chamberlain jeremiah
2 r FFanck Charles
l FusSelmanO D IL.
Kissebrlh g. Brugman
Manahan Samuel
Orwig George
9 Jourdan Adam
Rice r. 8.
Rosenfeldt Israel
Seely VIM. c. -.-,...s
Smith J. D.
Wilson John
Wilson Nathaniel
2 Wales ]. C.
TindaIl Daniel
i Greene G.. F.
Rearick John
By order Of the Directors.
WE KIFFREDGE, Treas,
II. N. g. G.. r. r. Co.
Office Toledo, Norwalk aud
Cleveland Rail Road Go
Norwalk, Oct. 18th, lS5 3
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N0fiee,

o hereby given that the unde rsigned has been
1 appointed and duly qualified as administrator orl
the estate of En0s Cochrane, deceased, late Of
Sandusky county, JAMES MOORE.
October 9th, 1851
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ZEPHYR woRsTED patterns C Canvas. BOarc
La and Needles.st HAYNES.
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CtARPENTERs S can find Hand.saws, Draw,
~ knives. steel Squares try Squares. planeirons
Nail Hammers. .IIateheIs &c. ofthe best quality Al
-.E ,.rz HAYKEs' CHEAP SroRE.
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The only True Portrait Of Washington.
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Sale OF Real Estate by Order OF
Court
ON the 18th day of October, 1852, at O'Clock
~ in the afternoon. at the door Of the Coart
t1enss in Fremont, will be sold 10 the highest bid.
der, the following real estate, the property of
Benjamin Clemens, deceased, TO Swits
The undivided two thirds Of the nerth.west
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section fyet
township four, north Of range seventeen. contain-
ing ferty acres more or less. subject to dover.
Terms Of Sale.-Ona third cash in hand, one
third in one year and the residue in eighteeR
months from day Of SALE with interest to be secur.
ed by mortgage on the premises.
ABRAM HAMILTON, Adm.
Sept. 1a. 1859.
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THE choicest Liquors and Winesfor Medieinai
i and Mechanical lpurposeffors sale at
BUcKLAND's.
NHONRoE'S ToMic. certain cure for Feye
4N1 and Ague for sale only at
s. BUcKLAND d Co's.
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GrOcc ries

for family use.
All Of oura Goods will be freely shown, and TO
which the attention Of the public is respectfully
directed MrLELLAN & MCGEE.
Fremont, Sept. IS, 1862.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

Austria 100000 hosiDs fsr the ocoupation Of The
Legation ny Austrian sfosps. The sudhtor Of the
Pope has gone to Psrs on the subject
The PitDipoteBtisr,ss Of the states Of the Coali-
ton quitting Berlin, after the decided answer
of the Prusslsn cavern ment with respect TO the
Zollvertin TIE 9th regiment Of the Prussian in
fsotyy, Of which rte late Duke OF Wellington was
the sommslder vii send deputation to attend
his fuDsrDl The reports from the districts where
cholera has prevailed are favorable.
letter from Bordea nx, p inst, states that Sc
vtrni arrests ~ soue Importance had taken place,
two persons terre,Iy making gunpowder are among
tba lumber At HsrbgnSc In the lse ct Villains,
Dot one cleo or appeared TO vote At the municipal
election The Inhabitants are iegitlmIsts. Charles
Lagrange. the well koown revolutionist, has been
expelled the Belgian Territory. =
The wbolss.l. y .de ~ France was brisk. Manu-.
fsrturtrs, although sales are large. complain OF
all profits, OWING tn the material being high
From the manu- sotpriDg districts the accounts are
satisfactory, Mulhaoss sooen cloths and w0rsteds
are in good demand Rpu.n cotton goods are more
firm the rse in raw cotton a. Havre has Affected
the RousD market. Good ordinary wool is IN de-
msDd price unsitsrej The corn market is quiet.
Whfa5 appeared % decline Northern markets~
tIm /; western staiionary. At Lyons and IN the
south wheat is looking up Samples of new wheat
not favorable. At Strsshoorg new wheat s6ld for III
70 centimes he hecsoitre other samples at 25
francs In he son,hern markets raw silk u In good
demand and prices firm
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posted ~ fFou Dublin TO ysadR the1 assslancs
They With tender their obligations for all the kindoe
they have received. @. Wyatt,
JOHN DOL3rRUN ~ bis mark
JOHN BRO Me- his mark
JOHN BIsBURN-S his mark.
DuHpALH, OCT 2, 1854
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The Nery Latest.
~ TELHGRiP!lo TO LIVERPOOL.
I,yrRPont. Iredue+osv noon Oct. @.

~ TELHGRirifC TO LIVERPOOL.
irrRroo,, ITcdnesosy noon Oct. Q, 1852
despatch from IopdoD jus received here sstcs that
t.lcg1a phic adsiccs bad received from Vienna
poupoing that there was quite panic tho Vienna
Change. Ii consequence the continued heavy expen-
ditsrtr ON the military.
Tho ratio at London today OF exchange America IL
So leaving small profit on inportstions ipto England
COTTON MAEKer.
LivEnrooI We5Dt I'd ~ noon Oct 6, 1882.
Tie market for American Il la, The sales will prob.
shy fic1 present appeaanccl not exceed yesterdays
rag 1850 bales 10 change In price any grade.
No arrivals al Liverpool day She past three have
been very storpy with rain. no other news.
ACCIDENT On the 10th inst Gays the pheding
reaching for his the third story window OF Pry
ors new building Main street tnoew his weight uooR
stay in the window frame rbe sss gave way and he
picoipts,ed bead fo,. most TO the ground aghsy
uson his head and crossed breaking his a~ In tive
fractuflng both sud receiving severe injuries
In HI neck and body. DR. uuhen was called and rem
dered all tho assistance IN his power Whsans recovery
from smisr fall shortly after his arrival from ireland.
FRAUD IN FLOUR Tho Flour Inspectors report
the month ofseptepbcr shows that out Of 900 barrels
our inspected during the month LILO deficient N
weight, Of them falling short much twenty
eight pounds In great many instances, thu barrels
audusntS tarsd and many other tricks resssted
20 for the purpose Of dccoving Most Of this -four Dame
from mills In llinois.-&. Louis RpuNiesn, Oct.7.
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The Death OF the celsbra.ea cas,ano..

Frem the London Times Oct.
Our Spanish intellige nee coYirns tue reported
death Of the celebrated Cas:anos Duke % Bay len.
The present corjpnrture - cer.ainly not favorable
PERIOD he record OF military achieve olents, since
there few regulations hat would be over snel I'd
b. that now oscu gJrg ne regards OF Europe Never
thelcss 1sstsnus sas a tYuly rcUaTk Abe nan, Or.
We shouid perasps rather my 70 e jolel tru'y
remarkable fortune. lie WOO Dat sogle II tory.
sDd this was II least NJ muc. due - tho errors vi
bis adversary ~ 70 any sli o. his 0E0 yet the
battle tie onIy pitched bAtte COINED ~ a's
lion u tho rDOie war 1t produced results u ex
tao rnary nagnltude; ard Il VS. actually fought
and ehutd before Sir Arthur Wellesley htd linied
IN Portugal Isdeei, the Spanish hero sucptsses
even II, grsst duke himself IN length Of days for
be was born eleven Jeais before Wellington, whgn
he survived and he lived nearly half century after
battle wh.sh he won when he WAS half century
old
IL the year 1909 the outrageous sggrossio1g Of
Napoleon on the royal family and dom;n'ons Of
spain wtrs followed by an msuvection OF TIC whole
people. H. fey Days the French discovered TN;
their insdioa' negotiations and arrangements for the
annexation ofthe Peninsula utterly neutralzed,
aha that, instead Of revealing in jresb fields of con-
quest, they were enyironed by an angry aud msnas.
ing population, 10 one Of the most dangerous cVon-
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New York Dry Goods Market.

This week is as dull week as is almost pos.ibls
The cothiers still withhold their large purchases and
few the spring goods yet selling for the far
markets Of the Southwest and South Unbeacnsd sheet
ings and hrtings very qnie New goods freely
arriving, Jet prices firm, Bleached goods are in
considerable stack except of the lower qualities b..
the demand is very dull though prices are steady
Drills are less plenty, and holders frmer from
&c a &C. for browns, which are the only kinds in
quest osuaburgs selling freely, and the stock is
very much reduced prices are firm DENNIS ara WITH
out change. but dull Stripes dull and heavy. Ticks
are shade easier. Canton iannels are in increased
supply and the light demand is met with rather lower
prices. Printing cloths are very dull ran-iug at &c.
4s4c the market seems not likely to improve. Prints
quiet spring styles srri yiDg and few sales
the south are making Gin CHAINS and delaines are ia
the quiet state goods begin to arrive for the su,
ply Of the demand anticipated in the coming months;
early buyers are few and those satisfied full price
from the old stock. Cotton panlaloonery is dull at
slight decline for old stock Cloths also shade lower
owing to the light demand. and accumulation Of stock
Low priced coored broojs under So are most wanted
Cassimeres Of fancy style have been in request but the
demand is limited to few clothiers and supplied at
slight decline Satines friner, with slight i'm
provement in the enquiry Tweeds dull, but good
styles and wantes Jeans inactive Sleeps
greys now cut OF seasoua few heavy goods all
that have sold Linseys very depressed in price
parcels have been sold at Ii 4c the latter price
iof Prime auaites fannels are IN limited request out
steady Blankets are moderately active but only for
heavy kinds. shaws active only in retail trade The
sales have been immense this season. This trade is
growing domestic one and has be OF the most
profitable The year winds well for he domestic trade.
The fall trade in staple cotons and woosns has proved
better than anticipated prices for the last few
months have been uniform, while articles the
demand has been active at good profits We sllude
recialy to Deaines: Gipghams Prints and shawis. In
these Articles the increased consumption has been very
large and the dems nd has kept with the large
ply The most depression has been in foreign goods. Yet
this year the importations OF silk goods from France
likely to be in greater than last year The sprng
goods are not yet opened for sae here but the goods
irving to special order are distributing in the Southern
markets British goods are in moderate request for the
clothing trade and prices steady The mportations
are yet light.
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STATE TRApEThs which hes 90 FAR attended
the usufpaton Of Louis Nspoeon-alayng, as 1t does
the spprs Of civil in France and Of the
lutionsry movements In other parts Of Europe-has
tended to restore the OF the Manchester mars and
on the whole, have to report slight increase Of
business compared With what had last week. after
the receipt Of the startling intelligence from France just
referred to. The Yarn market however, remains very
inanimate and the transactions few, and small in
amount. The engagements previously entered into
would indeed preclude any great OF at
the tranquility of large portion of the continent
evidently rendering the merchants still more cautious
than they before And although the advices from
America report advance Of Is to per cent per ID In
the material at New York, and x cent at New
orleans yet they state it to have been consequence
Of the Improvement which took place in Manchester
and in Liverpool about month ago and at the
time they inform that the picking season has
been twice long 1t last year. and that some
parties raised their estimates Of the crop to $780,
600 bales There be doubt that, but for these
causee the prices Of yarns would still have had up
ward tendency; it is, mule yarns from SOS down.
ward may he had at I'D to I'd per 10 below the rates of
a fortnight back. Throstle warps fully sd-20s and
SEES water twist in the bundle I'D, except we'll
known spinnipgs Of the best qualities the lower
adapted for India are HAT at decline Of I'D to lid.
The finer yarns suitable for the Bradford manufactur
maintain the advance lately attained The demand
for goods has been in degree unavorably ted
but 1t is only to partial extent that any decline in
price ia sustained. Good domestcs and cloths, and
the better qualities Of printers, Of all widths firm
at the quotations Of last week but one Cloths which
Deepen mainly upon the Indian trade continue in de-
pressed state,