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EDISS0EUT1ON.s. - Z, s..ilsisy 8
THE partnership heretofore existing under the nane
and arm OF Pollock Donion was On Ihe dst
inst, James MAXWELL having purchased The tnIeest
or Rphraim Pollock Tho business the house Will be
settled continued by tho firm, D2pion q
MAXWELL for whomth retiring partner socits the con-
tinuance he liberal patronage ereoiore EXTENDED 10
the old Arm EPHRAIM POLLOCK,
apr 4s.ts,s 81 HNaDONLON.5
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Indigo ON hand and for saie
y. III. LoGAG co.
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THERE'S NO USE IN TALKING.
NHE people have found it that w. D. Motto d Bro
ther nave now got sons OF the prettiest new Spring
DE LANES, Cha Bareges Printed ChaIly, Fouarde Silks
and other Dress Goods, Wheeling Theyare going fash
come soon If you wish to get good choice - 2
mar16 =. y, w. ID. Motto & BRO.
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l.-sz y gss ~ BACHELORS,
"a = InstdntaneSus Liquid Hail. DIE lf 3 So.
those Wishing hair dye that may be depended up
we can cheerfnlly the above The best
be given its Superiority over
everything OF the kind now IN use For sale yNhoeaae
and @a Issfl, By sd1s s.osia Y ISS
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Consulate OF France in the United States.
The above statement and signature acknowledged
in our presence by MIR. ID. Parent as true.
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9TOZTHE-LOVERSs OFFICE CREAM
d T. zINN will open his Ice Cream Saloon OF Tuesday
the inst tn all his former and many new ar
raugements, for the accommodation of visitors who will
be supplied with the best Ice Cream the season.
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I CASE superior Manila i
l by tune b
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CONSUME the sefimmolate victim OF secluded habit
His lie presents blasted health upon which fruits OF
genus groWj flower OF intellect bloom where
atnospheIefs tainted with disease the soil parched by
unnatural heat, barren and obnoxious to the eye
Though sad the picture, 1t is not overwrough its oigi
nails almost daily presented the cha, ge DIR.
s, aud even In the public thoroushare discerning eye
eau mark frequent confederation ofits truth.
Moral regard in discharge duty obviously pre-
cudes an entire removal OF tue veil from this melancholy
picture OF human ay, hence but few of the symptoms
he
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For the relief Of Ere. erick GosscoH
To amend the law rels ing 70 the partition q ands
Relative to . crer in tn Washington county, court:
To confirm the ofasial &C, Of Daniel A. shswNt JUS
tice of the peace. :,
To provide for the constr, rction Of bridge IN A.
lowsy
For the preservation of tho fish in the various rs
OF the State
require the survey Of lands grA ned to Peter Smi
For the relief Of Theodore D. Barton
relative 70 the Newburg and ShonguA plank road.
40 regulate tho formation Of ferry COM oanies .
tuition.
:, EEw YORK POLICE COUR1s ETC.
,sourts Of New York
our yesterday report II was erroneou,y sA sed that
Mr; IlApp nad asked leave Of absence.
Recess to O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Bills PASSED.
Regulating the formation of ferry connaniss
Brooklyn.
. To incorr.sste the si1penny Savings Bunk In New
York city.
TO secure gr.ster safes3 in running raroa trains BY
CserArN RAILROAD CONTRACTS
The bill relatse to the eontrxcs Of certain rAilroaA
companies was ,rseommittei to ths committee (This
was The consolidation bil in dfiguiset
Mr. cArp moved sa The use Of the Chamber be CIV.
on saturday evening" to the Auxiliary Clay Mont unsnt
Association Laid ovvr.
NATIONAL MONUMENT AT F4nADl'upIuA.
The SPEAKER announced Messrs Sessio us Shaw, L lad
Icy, Odeh and W. Taylsr as select committee the
Governors message reIsve to National Monument 1T
Philadelphia.
TEMPERANCE BnI.
Mr.. P. ". Rose moved that the Teunperaysp, bin bA
made the special order for Tuesday. Lost. Ads rned
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
EXTRA SESSION.

EXTRA SESSION.
WkHEHGroy, March "a, 1858:
k4ECUT1VE EHsaIoN-Tm PATENT ofncI-ExTRA CgtE3 or
THE GnOBE wsS-m.
The Senate. Immediately upon assmbling proceedt to
the consideration Of executive business.
When the doors were opened, Mr. HOUSTON (dem.) II
Texas, submitted resolution, whic lea over calling fer
the report Of examination Of the psent Office build
ing
Mr.. HAM1IS (dsm.) OF Me-, submittsd . resolution
which aso les over authorizing the Secretary of State
TO contract with John Rves for thirty copies Of
the Congressional Globe and Appedic breach Senator
In adddon to the twelve they severay receive.
PRoPosn1cs 10 ADJOURN ON sATUEsssy.
Mr. NousrcN offered resolution that unless the Presi
dent shall have further communications to- make the
Senate WI adjousz ON Saturday next.
Mr.. MASON (dem.) Of Va thought such a notice would
be disc0ureoss to tbs President He had learned that
the President has other business Of executive charac
ter to transrt and said they would probably 10 enabled
TO adjourn stNe die next Wednesday or Thursday.
Mr. H0UsTos did not wish TO be discourteous but he
tired of staying hers and wished to be on his way
home.
Ths Senate than adjourned.
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Naval Intelligence.

B0sroN March 81, 1853
isft Port Praya the John Adams was employed in carrv
ing out the views Of the Navy Department. relative TO tk
exploration Of Africa by Commander Lynch.
The following is list Of the officers Of the ermsntovn.
-Commodore-E. A. i, Lavaletf9. Commauder-John d
Nicholas Lieutenants-Jas. II. North, johnson b. Car
ter, Geo. w Rogers Acting lieutenant-Robert NJ Mo-
Arann Acting master-TAomas Roney. Fleet surgeon-.
VIM f. Patten. Purser-E. ID. Reynolds. Brevet corpo-
raj Of marines-John d. Dennis. Assistant surgeon-A
N Bull. Commodoro's secretary-Duncsn Ingraham,
Midshipmen--Wm. II Ward, Francis E. shepherd Geo.
+. B. Baker. Captains clerk-Jos A. Yates Boats
wain-John Burrows. Gunner-wm. H. Fisher Car.
reRter-Ebenezer Thompson saimaker-Theo. Herbert.
Inc Germantown has only lost four men by sickness
during her two years on the African coast.
Bermuda. - ~
The briggs Perry AID Banbridge wero on the southern
coast looking after savers They state that there Il
great deal of slave traffic the under the Auef
flag and that there ia part of the world whee tina
commerce of the United States requires proteeon
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tions O. reported. Also all the New York nomna
except tst II Nsssn Dix and Fowler, which wore post
ponsd
The President has nominated the following officers for
Baltimors:-Php +. Thomas, Collector James G. Davies.
Postmaster; Jof Ksttsrsy Naval Ofoer J. H. Briscoe
Navy Agent; JamssP Poik Surveyor.
The Hon. Willis A. German hss been nominated for
Governor Of MnnesC3a.
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Singular ATTEMPT AT MURDKR-A youn3
mulatto girl of the name of Sarah Smith, says thG
Vilage Record, attempted to murder little girl q
Alban w. Pennock, of Upper Oxford townehig
Chester county, Pa, on the I'D inst The mnaH .
girl wa, in the service Of Mr.. and Mrs. Penn0ck.
Tuesday afternoon, in the absence Of Mr. and y r.
Pennock she took their little daughter aged ah IN
five years, into the barn for the purpose Of muir 40,
ing her. She obtained rope and adjusted AN oos
or slip knot on the end Of Il. placed 1t arouN =
neck Of her intended victn, and. N spite n
cries and entreaties Of tho LITTLE gri for msRcy ha
her hands until she drew the rope tightly arov "a h
nesi, ;i ;c tho rr;ns of tAs child hy sssag nistin
After che supposed the child was dead abe uisu0 y
rome OF her neck carried her out Of tho sooA -
laid her down on her face In the garde 'Ar, an an
then went into the house, and asked ne =. SAIa
employed In the family where Eva Am is,sn gil
girl, was. The Irish girl at once todd - sne ntti
had taken the child out, and that she sb , sas sn
bring her back. Sarah then went cut ;ot lu 70 ant
den and called for help to bring the chuS me gar
Iisn sni "e ir oas dsh ho i,s .ound little Evs
yns ~" ,oee ,,,o;niv nnos iifec@, and the
nar % :" " .h he Jps pa soI fo her neck. The
patched for Dr. Russell at Russell y;lIc aPo,t e., 1G.
distant. The physician and par ents sryiv.a ans a1
after the utmost care, and resort p., To vsr;s ano
pedents at twelve O'Clock st sig 4 3he chiA ~. oA
far restored as TO be able to srV cnlsfs s -
After being charged with atfe mnt;rg 70 lii ~. .l
child, the nnulstto girl o0nfS sod hay;ns 49, -
and said she intended to ,nrJa a. uy uyno ~
little Eva had slapped he and rsa % .owa snas
and for this reason shc 10 attemntoa this Asvr;hi
deed. ~A'
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GhIppin0 TntcII,ccuce.

Arrived from EYerk-Dec S, Revenue, at Sydney, NSw
William rockingham and Madison, do 20th, Ocean
Eagle, at Aelbourne 24th Lebanon, Canton; March 16
Johanna and Patrick Henry at Deal Western World aud
Enterprise at Liverpool; 10th George Canning at Cux
haven; Margaret Evans, of Falmouth America, ut
Liverpool; 18th, Denny Antwerp; Jan 13, Medora, at
Table Bay; Jan 30 Gil Bias, do.
Arrived from Boson-March 15 Salvador at Deal; Dec
90 Keper at Melbourne.
Arrived from Baltimore-Maroh 10, Chesapeake, at
Arrived from Wilmington, NC-March 15 Triumph, at
Liverpool.
Arrived from Chsrleston-M is, Ella, OF Plymouth
11th Jennie, at Liverpool; 14h Franklin, at Bordeaux
Arrived from Savannah-March 10, Pilgrim, at Ant
werp Adren, at Hayre
Arrived from Mobile-March 49, Emigrant at Liverpool:
14tb Elizabeth Dennison off Havre.
Arrived from Apalachicola-March 10, Sea Lion, at
Liverpool.
Arrived from NOreans-March IA, Alberta, Polly and
New Brunswick at Liverpool; Guatsve, at Deal; Donna
Theresa, at Gravesend Dennston. OF Portsmouth;
Joshua Mira Houghton, Jane at Lverpool 10th, Gen
Berry, at Liverpool; 14th, Ocean, Bcaohy Head 17th
Frances, at the Clyde; 14th Clinton 10th, Statesman
10th, vaucuse, Euphemia, at Hayre.
Sailed for NYork-Jan T. Messenger, and 18th, b
Palmer from Canton; March IL, Mounaineer, Grimsby
14th Three Brothers. and odessa from the Clyde; 18TH
Forest King Constellation, and Compromise, Liverpool
L Cardg from Cardiff Feb 49, Wygrames from Penang;
March IL screamer and Yorkshire from Liverpool 10TH
Chas De Wolfe, from the Clyde 17h Underwater Abby
blanchard Matilda 1sh kiddlesex, and Elise, all from
Liverpool.
Sailed for Boston March is, Mary Mac and Eisa Ar
drossan 1.-THE latter went ashore kstane Island crew
saved 18th Johanna and Orphan, from Liverpool; 18th,
Sailed for Baltinsre-Narch II, Chesapeake.
Sailed for Philsaelphis-March rs, State Mght from
s.i.d fos Norlsapa- March ls james ritooms, from
Bristol
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Fronxsthe SoutIn.
FFOnystho South.
NEW ORLEANS NAIL FAILURES-STArE C0URru.
SEES, ETC.

NEW ORLEANS NAIL rAILUREs-sTATK C0UKrE-..
SEES, ETC.
BALTIMORE. March 81, 1853.
We have nothing to night south Of Augusta, Co. New
Crisans mails from the 10th to the 25h inclusive arc
now due here The Augusta papers Of Tuesday say that
letter mails Of the 2lst 22d and 2sd had to han
but the newspapers stin missing Scattering paperr
had been received from passengers but mails.
General Cameron passed through here to-day ON hSe
way to Annapolis with aanvitaton to the Governor ana
legislature Of Maryland to visit Harrisburg as the guests
Of the Pennsylvania Legislature The Presidsnts Of the
Baltimore and Susquehanna and Baltimore and Ohio Ra
roads have rendered spectrans and free eonveyanes
over their roads.
The Western mail caught fire last the wav
to this city, and one letter bag burned.
The Baltimore appointments prove unsatisfactory -
the of expectants who think that Collector hos
w.ns Gil the Custom Hssse with Eastern, Shorems.
the zeal workngmen of the party being left 10 scramble
for subordinate posts
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Tempera.sce Ticket In ronhecticaf. :.

Hartford, March 81, 1853
The Maine Law nfsn of all parties held large au6 en-
thusiastic meetinsin this city this evening" and noma
mated for representatives to the noxt Legisstuye ex
Chief Justice Thoma, s. Williams whs, and Albsr. Dev
dem. The temperance question is making incalc a.Aas
confusion amongst pzsties.
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THE> sEIGNoRIAL TENURE QUESTION;
QUEBEC March si Ea g.
Last night The House of Assembly passed bill for the
Communication of segnoral tenure thlessh second - d.
ing unanimously. This commits the Lsgsa lure to- su
general principles in reforming the tenure nott N
details.
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stock o. wool had accumulated and there wore but few
hides and Q small quantity Of tallow In the market
Rio Jsnero dates Of Feb 1Tth had been received The
fever.
Henry souther, the British Minister died. JAM 2s at
Rio. Coffee was dull with ample receipts.
Bahia dates tn the 10th February For sugar hold
we're refusing 4Hso0 Cefee quiet Pernambuco,
Feb 22-Ths stock Of sunr Is increasing and shipping
litter offering. At Tenerde the cultivation Of cochnea
rspidh increases, and considerable quantity Will be
ready 4 export next season. Tho acknowledgment by
Great itan Of the Independence Of Paraguay pub
NlNsd at Assumption, Jan q
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NE WS BY RAPH.
~~~c~~c~~~~~~~>~~~~~~
ADDITIONAL AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE,
soc~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~>~>
The Ru&u&H and Turkish DiffStalty
BGydsring on Crisis.
-~--S>~~>>~>~>>~~>~
Cause Of the RlnctHatfon in Consols AZ
LonSGh and Paris.
THREATENING ASPECr OF CERMAyIC AFFAIRS
-s>>>>>>>>~~~~>>>~
Austria DlsatisAed witkEngIandy ~ Swltzer-
Land Complaining Of Austsls.
The Blockade or Ticins.-Iax1les Psssshing.
~>~~~~>>~>>>>>~>>~>o~
Progress Of the Revolutions in, South America.
The steamer Mississippi on Esf. way 10 Japan,
&C.. &C., &c.

HAIFAx Marsk Of, rc1S.
The following additional intelligence has been CLEANED
from the European journals In many respects IL = i'm.
p0rtant
The Niagara left Halifax at O'Clock last evening" and
will consequently be due in Boston early to morrow
morning.
The u s. steam frgate Powhatan arrived at MADEIRA
the I'd March.
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The Gardner Trial.

WASHINGTON March 20, 1SSSs
In the Gardner case; the entire day occupied s
arguments upon the admisshity of various papers, o
cd to prove existence of tho mino all whisa.
,sRe ruled out
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Court CaIentlar-Thls -

SUPRnn CovKT-Specal Term.-This Court stands ID
journed to Saturday, April 2 The Term CALENDAR
VIII not be again taken up. new Special Term con-
mences ON Monday next. On Monday, 9Th April, The
clerk ~ Special Term will commence receiving notes u 10
sue for the April Saturday motion calendar.
UNnD STATES Dmrucr C0UR1-Nos- e2 70 l01.
surRnn Cour- Orcuit.-Nos. q, 2ss, 24s, 80, sls
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Departure OF the City n Glasgow.
PIHrADEya1A. March 81, 1863.
The steamship City of Glasgow sailed fex LIVER
pool this morning. with fifty passengers
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FOREIGN GoNsuL The President has recoQ-
nixed ha,se MaI. de Castillo IS Consul Of the ro-
pubic Oh reru ioi .he port of New Orleans.
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According y official returns. oh,o has av.rooss
thirty mn1 of bushels of wheat for the last thrce
years, ., ch sixteen millions are surplus, after
ieeoinB az its own inhabitants.
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The, Florida MT Savannah.
SAVANNAH March 80, 1858.
The steamship Florida, from New York. arrived hsr0p
early yesterday morning.
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BosToE, March81 1868.
At the latest advces from Cape Haytien tidngs hax
bssn received OF the BRIG Barbodoe from Boston Jauu
airy !3 for Aux Cages She had seven passengers On
board. -
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MQrkefS.

CHARLESTON, March, "a, 1858.
The sales Of cotton to day 1000 baas al prico
ranging from &c. 11c The receipts of the weak haye
"a 700 bales ani the stock hand exclusive OF
that on shipboard, amounts to 61, $50 bales
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"A Brookyn held At the City Hotel Monday evening
March o. lS53 the following preamble unanimously
adopted In consequence Of many complaints made
being exposed for saen many places in this CITY, tho
the inhabitants generally where they may depend upon
all times being supplied with the best meats the market az
ferds market prices We the aforesaid butchers pursue
this In ourselves and to protect the public
tcn be butohers but for the public those
pretended butchers do not in reality know when
5hey buying diseased unwhoesome and In
of their In this respect the public
of this nature brought before oity authores and
tbe offenders convicted In view Of these facts the
regular butchers Of the city Of Brooklyn pledge
public TO supply them with meats Of :sugh
Grade meat being sold that saughtered by
ourselves. THOMAS ELTON, Chairman.
JOHN y: Lowry, Secretary.
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Passe,gcrs by the Niagara.
DR. Kally and lady, Mr. and Mrs two chi]

Dr kaily and lady, Mr. and Mrs -, two children
and servant; MT and srs Stephens, Mr. and Mrs Dale
he'll n4sn Ru Pbs,.n P0ore Messrs vendsr wanda
gam Coxes Cwol Perkins, Barry, Reed, Hamilton NON
tague Mnlett Whitford Rei9aih Savage, Story BenN-
renee, McTier, Mccall, Buriein Baird, Moody Fouds,
Haughton, Barnes Butcher, Bell, Bats Molson Smith,
Wocccock McDougan Fotherby, Mcclnchy, McGec,
Iell, Kay; Lockhart, Brorcn. Adams, Cacton, Green
Lyon Taylor.
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Affairs In ALBANY.


CANAL. TOLL DEPSSITOR1ES-NEw CANAL COZ, sECr-
oRs--THE MILITIA LAw-REPORT AGAINST THE
sENAHES ANTI-B2OADwAY RAILROAD BILL, ETC,
sPEcl-H CORRESPONDENCE YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, March 81, 1858.
The Cans Board has selected the Corn Exchange her
camille North River, and Empire City Banks deepest.
tories for canal tolls collected in the city of New York;
Zach institution is to receive one quarter.
John HUI Hnn has besn appointed collector Of canal
tols at Oawego in place of Willis Sumner Geo. b Gui;
nip Collector a Havana in place OF J. Wesley Swift.
me commissioners to revise the militia laws made
thei' report to-day The bill repeating the fifty cent
military Communication tax passed the House by large
majority.
majority Of ts Railroad Committee Of the House
ported against the senates anti Broadway Railroad bill
The city delegation stand about equally divided the
subject There is ystto be hard strugglopn this BILL
The I'LL fot the city park Will pass the Legisla
ture. W.
MR. -0CON0R-NEw BANK-CANAL. OPENING.
REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE.
ALBANY, March 81, 1853
It is understood hers that Charles OConor who Is in
attendance at the Court Of Appeals socef0 the office OF
The RasI IL the Capitol business here TO-
morrow.
The canals are to be opened on the Goth ofApril.
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Commercial Intelligence.

COmMtxcl1I ht6IIl8enC6.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Ts auetu sons Of Consols during the week have been
foows-h ighest price for money, 1905 lowest sSX
closiDss sn FnA ay at ssK for money.
Money s In q 'od demand and discounts are unchanged
Tho Jullicn n the BaAh of England has increased
f700 O0e owing large arrivals of Australian gold
American esfh are quoted at 76s. 4d in quAntties
new siverssDMsIz d, 11Xd
MRICAU SECURITIES.
Messrs He'll Sen report active business during the
week. there icing . fair demand both ON Eaeish and
continental account Prices rsain steadily supported.
Messrs Barring Bs4h say the transactions sye besn
very limited. ratber more sstive demaad for money
and the report Of sin state Of things in American
markets-buyers held bas expeshgto do better by de-
lay The sales cemprise,--
U. s. Bonds, 1868. ..,..........,...11p a 11G
Maryland Bonds. AZ a 40
Boston City bonds. Observation-Disclosures 1881 a
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49,, Supreme Court.
31.-In the matter Of the hobcas corpus Of J. J.
o Judge Morris being Ill, the was adjourned
o''' to this (Friday) morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01
LIVENPOOL COTTON MARKR


The cotton market during the eari part OF this week
was very dull but the advices by the America patly re-
vived the demand which further improved ny the
Arctic, making altogether advances of. about I'd.
per pound on fair and middling American. The woeS,s
sales have been S. bales including $50 on sp,cu
ulaon, and $50 bales for export The market is stil
freely supplied On Friday the demand vas good sales
was less animation Mesars. Hoinshead, Tetley h c.
say this advance must be attributed rnainly to tie
cumstance that spinners had run themselves out of
stock McHenrys circular quotes prices closing only
116 dearer than at the end or last week Common ana
leay lots accumulate in stock and it is very dcuIt to
obtain any offer for SUCH The authorised quotations are