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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

AT NUMBERS ASSEMBLY ROOM
III w MUNDER, Professor OF Dancing m
He Georgetown Co lege and Convent and Trin-
cipal teacher i'm Washington city. has the honor
10 announce TO his former patrons and The public
generally, that he will resume the duties Of his
School on THURSDAY, November Sth Isa5 Al
NUMBERS ASSEMBLY ROOM, (adjoiaing
the Star otice,) n J &C ock, p. m, for Ladies,
Misses and Masters and on the same evening AZ
"a Tor Gentlemen. lie feels assured that the IN
eiualed Progress Of his numerous pupils in EjN
former classes Is a sufficient guarantee or his 81
perior 81 i'll as an instructor
Prof. M begs leave TO remind the public of the
nnbounded success of his MAY Festival Bali NJ
the National Theatre. whioh was attended by nm
wards Of 4 900 persons
His new Hall is one Of the largest, meet beauti-
ful, and conveniently arranged la the city. with
Two dressing aud supper rooms added, which can
be rented for Balls and Parties The location Is
convenient TO persons residing ia any pan OF the
city.
Days Of Tuition: On Tuesday and THURSDAY. al
3ociock, p. m, and on the same evenings al z
for gentlemen 4 cla for young married ladies
and gentlemen will To- formed shortly
All who desire 10 join his classes will please
apply at Mr. John L. Ellis Music store, Penna.
avenue, near Tenth street, or 10 Prof NJ al his
Room on the above DAYS
III subscription list IS now open 20 receive
the names Of those wishing season tickets for the
Soirees. Only 50 for the season. &C 3O-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

EA live lizard, measuring 10 inches in
length was posted in Somersetshire, directed
to Dr., Pettigrew, in London, and actually ar.
rived safe and lively after having undergone
no less than eight processes Of post.oface
stampings. -Four postage stamps covered the
weight, A live blue,bottle that was placed
as food for the lizard mas dead at the journey 5
end, 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

BURNING THE DEAD" Cremation" or
burning the dead is, at this moment, thought
Of with much less horror than ever before in
our country. The riot in Milwaukee has
turned the people to thinking of the matter,
and the more they think of it the more the
neat urn with the sacred ashes inclosed seems
preferable to the "cold obstruction" of the
grave.-N Y Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01
COL. WOODS eRAbD MUsEuM
Living Human Curiosities

Consisting # Mad CLOFULLIA, tie eel bra,ed
BEARDED LADY. from Switzerland: and her
Infant Son, the young ESAU, ~ yeers old
with most Magnificent Pair Of Whiskers, tee
most astonishing freak Of nature the world has
ever produced
THE AMERICAN GIANTE IS. Miss HARDY.
from Maine, New England, 6 fest high, II
years old. ching B. pounds, the tsllest We
man I'm the world
Also, the wonderful SWISS WARBLER,
Will exhibit for few DAYS az the Fail over
Farnham's Bookstore, corner Of Penns, lvsnia
avenue and Eleventh street, commencing on SAT-
URDAf EVENING. November g.
Doors open at 6K O'Clock
admission IS cents; children lax certs.
Doors open on Monday at a. m. 20 u m; from
to aud Z to p. m. noyI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

Lg' John Snead has been tried before the
Circuit Court at Abingdon, Va, for tie muir
der of Oliver Wright, colored man. Tie
murder occurred in a drunken row between
the parties. The case occupied the count a
whole week, when Snead was convicted of
murder in the second degree, and sentenced
to fifteen years confinement in the peniten-
ary-equivalent to confinement for life
Judge Hopkins, however, granted the prisont
new trial, in consequence of separation of
the jury after they had retired for delibera-
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

EA servant girl in Detroit, who has re
named four years in one family, has given an
example Of sef-denial and economy of rare
occurrence. She has been paid fourteen shi!-
llngs per week-S36i for the whole time. OF
this money she has sent 1925 to enable her
mother, two brothers, and three sisters to come
to America, and only expended $3.50, or sal. rs
per annum, for her own comfort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

F0n Sunday last, ssme children, playing
Michigan, discovered smoke coming up through
the boards, AMI gave the alarm, when the
boards were removed, and a mouse's nest dis.
covered, into which the little animal had
dragged friction match. The match had
probably been ignited by the movement of
the mouse, and but for its timely discovery
must have caused serious fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01
Observation-Disclosures:

BUTTER TTER!-BUTTER.
lust RECEIVED 100 KEGS VERY SUPE-
- rior GLADE BUTTER, for family use. Fos
sale, wholesale and retail.
A verv superior lot Of extra sugar-cured HAMS
SMOKED BEEF
Nos 1, = and 3 MACKEREL
No. PICKLED SALMON
No POTOMAC HERRING
BEANS, PEAS, WHITE MERCER & SWEET
POTATOES
Also, very superior 10; Of NORTHERN AP-
PIES.
All Of which may be had at c. b. RICE'S But
ter Store, No. - HI b street, Georgetown.
b. am ais, receiving fresh ROLL BUT
TER from Loudon county, Va, and Frederick
county, Nd, every week. nov Tilt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

Tue COsT.-The n Y. Life illustrated thus
sums up the annual cost Of keeping up a fash
ionabls chuch in that city: Interest on cost
of building. &c, Sl4 coo; salary of the pas
tor 900; salary of assistant $500; presents to
pastor, $500; presents to assistant, S.; salary
to choir and wages to organ blower, 81, 800.
Total S2O,605. In Boston the cost is estimated
ut about 500 every Sunday.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

A LARGE AND SELECT ASSORTMENT
IA OF BOOTS AND SHOES. suitusble 81.
for the season, for ladies', gent, mems l
misses, boys, youths, and c.iIdren'sy "
wear can be found al II MON -
BURNS'S. No. 4OS Pennsylvania avenue q ,svr
doors east Of the National Hotel; 20 which he In
v.tes toe attention Of his friends and the public
generally. oc 3I~3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

~ 1he Bay Line of steamers, between
Baltimore and Norfolk, new run d.ilv-tba
yellow fever having entirely disappeared from
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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rREAsURER,S STATEMENT,


also tie Of
Treapy .
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HARDWARE AND CUTLFeY

HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce % the public
that he Is now receiving his allLsa.e or, -
and " inter Stock, TO which he &58Nt(9
would respectfully invite the al. S3ck3k&EI1D
tention OF purchasers, feeling confident th,t th.
variety Is greater and the pdces Less than ear -
found this side OF New York Hi, .facs go, -
prises, IN part
Table and pocket Cutlery
Aloata, britannia and Iron Tea and Table Spoon.
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pot, and In sets f~''">
Britannia Castors, q, ), and bottles
Tea Trays, also Walters
Shovels and Tongs, Pokers
Coal Holds, Coal Sbovels
Andirons, Sinder SifterS
Ash Tubs, Wood Axes
Japan Tin Ware
Feather Brushes, all varieties
Brtstle Brushes, all varieties
baskete, Brooms, Mats, &c &c
Guns, Pistols, Game Bags, flasks ana Rsa,. "a
Powder and Shot, Caps, &c.
All or which are offered at small advance sox
cash. los \ S.ve 'oe "f
rem. av, between loh and Ilth sTreets.
sign VI Gilt saW,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

S5~ A convention of the editors of yiry;n;.
~ now in session at Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

LUPIN'S BOMBASIN
WE HAVEJUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w importers
50 pieces best make Lupin's Bombasin
10 do black Thibet Merino, very best quality
SO do black silk-warp Alpaca
25 do Lupn's ga black Mousselines
so dozen black English Grape and Love Wells
leo do Bajou's best black Kid Gloves
10 pieces superior Mourning Silks
Is do black Canton Cloth
100 long and square black Thibet Shawls, very
best quality, at low prices
All persons wearing black goods are respect
fully invited to call and examine our goods and
prices before purchasing.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY L CO,
Corner Of Pa. avenue and 9th street.
nov let
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

MISS KANPHIER & MRS. DITTY
WILL OPEN WINTER MILL.
merry on Wednesday, the 3Ist in
slant, at 3ll Pa. avenue, bstw. 9Th
and 10Th sts., up stairs. Va
&C 21-6t
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GREAT NCITEM Mt.
NY M HAT STO X T..

Mat door 10 ths PON OWoe, Georgefotfa.
DEST QUALITY DRESS HATS FOR 81. so.
HE and Fashionable dress HAT are particu- III
larry requested to call at the new Hat Store -
before purchasing, as our styles entirely new,
and our prices 2s per cent. lower than any other
store I'm the District.
large assortment Of SLOUGH and Fancy HATS
and CAPS just received, Of the latest and most
approved styles. w. II. PALMER,
&C 3t-lw Practical Halter
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In what place.

REGISTERS OFFICE, October Is, 1855.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON.
~ Germ Notice is hereby given that H.
censes issued 10 Taverns, Retailers Of spirituous
and fermented Liquirs, Wines, Cordlals, &c,
groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Caps
Boots and Shoes, Medicines, Perfumery, Watches
and Jewelry, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Commits
sion Merchants; also, 10 keepers Of Hackney Car
rtages Id Omnieuses, Billiard Tables, Ten Pin
Alleys, and Confectionery, and for hawking and
Peddling, will expire on Monday, the 5th day OF
November next, aud that said licenses must be re-
newed at this office, within ten days after that
time SAMUEL Z. DOUGLASS, Register.
oc lg-dtNoy5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

NOW RECEIVING NEW AND FASH.
v ionable styles Of Gentlemen's, Youths, -
and Boys FELT HATS In pleasing vari- 81 J
ETY. Of cclor, quality and price, at -
LANES Hat, Cap,
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
nov 1-eo2w 4A Pa. avenue, near * street
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AGENTS FOR fHE STAR.

The following persons are authorised TO CON
tract for the publication of advertisements In
the Star:
Phladelphia-V. B. PALnxR, N. W. corner
Of Fifth and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. n PErrIHeILL B Co., Nassau
street.
BostoL-V. B. PALhEn, Scollay's Building.
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DISSOLUTION OF Partnership.

NhE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
l. existing under the firm of MILLS Il Bra
SHEARS has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. Those persons holding accounts against
the late firm are requested to present the same 10
,. u MILLS for.settlement. and those persons In
debted to the late concern are requested 10 paw
him, as he will continue the business.
:. G.. MILLS.
THOS. N. BRASHEARS
take pleasure In recommending my late part
ner to my friends and the public generally.
nov l-3t (News3D T'NR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

MRS. M. PIERCE,
ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN PENN
IL avenue and street, will open hand 49,
some assortment Of all and Winter Hats
Alfo, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEA1H-
ERS, EMBROIDERIES, &c to all Of w.
which the attention Of the Ladies is invited.
Oc 3l-3t&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

FLOUNCED SILK ROBES.
JUST RECEIVED FROM "AUCTION :"
- and from the importers
2OO superb Flounced silk Robes
50 Valencia Flounced Robes, new article.
The above comprises by far the largest and most
desirable lot or this description Of SILK GOODS
ever brought to this city.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
Corner Of Pa. avenue and 9th street. =
nov lot
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FISH!-FISH /.

FISH!-FISH.
OOOBARRELS NO. 3 MEDIUM MACK
HOO EREL
25 half barrels do do
50 y and I bbls No 2 large do
50 barrels PASSPORT HERRING
Now landing and for sale by
HARTLEY i BROTHER,
nov At l0l Water ST., Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

uARPER'S MAGAZINE for Nov 25c.
l. Harler's Story Book No. II, the studio, 25c
Putnam's Magazine for Nov 25c.
Life y. Il. Barnum only soc
The Old Homestead, 10y Ann 3. Stevens, u -
Stray Leaves from Book OF Nature, by DE We're,
IS cents For sale by r.. h. LUNDt,
12s Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

Commodore Gregory has been ordered to
the command Of the new steam-frigate Merri-
mac, recently launched at the Boston yard
and now rapidly fitting for sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

ENOUND.-ON MONDAY, the 29th instant,
Il a lady's GOLD BRACELET, which the
owner can have by proving property, paying for
this advertisement, and rewarding the finder II
she may think proper. Enquire at this ONCE.
&C 3l-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

Applications The total number of appli-
cations for military bounty lands, under the
law of the last session of Congress, up to last
night, is said to amount to 22O, 400. What an
army of patriotic defenders of their country s
rights and honor -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

~ApvERrIsINENfs should be handed in
by II o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may not ap-
pear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

SPECTACLES LOST-A PAIR OF PLAIN
- GOLD SPECTACLES lost on
yesterday, tuesday, on Penna. "
avenue, between Seventh and Twelfth SITS The
finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving the
came at SUB Twelfth street. &C 3I-a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

Decidea.-The Treasury Department have
information that the United States District
Attorney for California has obtained judg-
ment against Hart Fellows, Surveyor of the
Port Of San Francisco, under the last Admin
istration, for a balance of some $4,000 or
$4,000 due the Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY, call
at No. 90 High street, and buy a key Of strictly
FhlMb GUTTER. nov 1-1w
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I'VE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO MESSRS.
w HARVEY It ADAMS all our stock Of goods
In the Hardware line Of business and I'm return
Ing our thanks 10 customers fer the liberal pa
tronage bestowed upon us whilst we were con
Quoting the said business, we respectfully beg
continuance OF II 10 the new firm.
nov st f WHEELER & CO
TINE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFOREEX-
Il listing under tn name OFF, WHEELER Co ,
Ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either
OF the late arm is authorized 10 settle the accounts
r.. WHEELER,
nov l-3t r. j HARVEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

IF YOU WANT NO. 1 MACKERKL, call
l. at No. 90 High street, Georgetown.
nov l-lw
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HARVEY ADAMS,
HAVING PURCHASED OF f.. WHEEL
Err * CO, all their stock OF HARDWARE
In the Store lately occupied by them, No. 3i5
pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel,
beg leave respectfully to call the attention OF pur
chasers TO their we,lselected stock of goods We
hope, by strict attention TO business and a good
assortment OF all articles in our line Of trade 70
merit continuance Of the custom CT the cid Arm
now lin HARVEY ADAMS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

w.; -. s.. sssS @
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c.seS Ha1;s a :;
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4. wss sss 2f.s
kossen Highs. syisssd
s.,s;s r.. sss gs
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siss w
s.,s p..sis a.~issls syss. t.as.
sss Gs I s f s.ss. e.
coyNeToNsssmer Lrorsasd Jehss Nsescdsr Aso.
FORT ADAMssesnsr r Knb.llps s.i.: cotton Payne 4
a. 9nss s eso
Fen si
seess wis Wss.ssa s. sqan.
ssah
s isss ssss ss. aN'' ''s'' '"'a
f oss., s, ts rsys. sss
s ssss Hsss
a Be- sss, ss.rsa s'.a. Tsh Ds,.spe.
nsss Ahfs err. .. a. s - bales
rs.. S sAsAss.nss Iva bale. ss..o H.ns.ra
5sSs va. ses H pisfs,a g
s sn.is s1.ss s. g
s,Sss g g
nfndy ooran $Seo4D do Wnfnekkn khhef-Tots
eoson % hhds sugar tSs bbs nslasssa.
Fanny bsllsl Pc. taesas rop.
1 80 rs. esi assu
owsn Cobbss do potatoes % do "a po
l9i do West sbpes e,ogto
ia DC potatoes Duffy Acoa jugs a 10 do
Gts5s DO egg do shsc,e sehudsr1 eggs sh do
bsis onions DO Sod do MsoPays Bell
do 0aran4s bhs beef ndse Do,son tcs bsns
eoos eastirgs Waldo hsgging Smith
addsn-s9 40 Whistesd Chabers& apples %
acoiss bb aof 20 apples &cs hhds II seeo so
bis four Moore vanCu apples Martha
4s do potatoes lido dried apples Dnney
onions krut hs apples
smyhes do Rodewad 4co7 Yeatan aeol Lazy sunmsrs
do Short Aeo10 b esddtsi
9do e. Hart &es do Wheeler Bisksl2 pkgs asndses NJ C
Wils1n-Toa % hhds tobacco.
ST L0DISSeamsF Iinca-iaa8 bbls
lsb do pork bales Prise Converse
atosr lbo eabhsges Thompson
o2s do do 1iss bags wheat ose.sy
oeia nur box ndss Daley ess bulls
Duishs 81 coils rope Hggsr bag. SHAW
AeolIas do wheat fhsmss Elder Woodruff d
co2 hhds tobacco RobinsoeT
do dol Duffy Aeeis coils Whitehssd
giaE TArl.on, Whiting Tu-is7s sIasd-lis9 pigs
~ pigs est xreastt Dix &coi4 plows Nil
son Peaieboo bbls -four Horr aeo-sQo
Ma,tn-0o batter Grief
bead casse ~ do as hoss 7au
hhds tobacco = j
Per New Orleans and Great Western Railroad
81 bills moaea (e ob CharPsnlisr-s4 do BoEer 70
ley Ayeyl2 bales Tuinerl sKgs
ducks Dahu-l25 Park-annirss to order. -
f Flatboats.
MISUNDERSTANDING Boat-i05 hay Rbodsaberg Watts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-29

REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-.. The only sale Of Sugar
that We noticed Was hhds common fnew crop) ct sh$
OF Molasses " bbs Good Rsboisd were dIposed Of Of
~, 81 New Tin oak paokages 1t o. 81 at 81, 1S7 half
bbls at 2oao 100 bhls Orleans Refinery as 49, and 70
half bbls At 2se y gallon 5@ ,.sl a1a ia
FLOUR Market quiet but hrm, with sales Of 1900
bbs including 400 Ohio at ss for Fine and 50 s7
suPernne and 600 St. Louis in eonravsnon at IS 90
Dbl An offer Of So so was refused fer 100 bbis st.
Louis.
GRAIN ..icorn was steady and about 1000 sacks
Gold of which LOG Creole H. 400 Old Yellow at u.s.
1856 New White, also at 75t bushel Wheat was
tive, with sales Of $50 sacks at 81 3d. 34s party
ct the same and 400 Inferior and Rejected at 81 IS
bushel OF Oats 1900 sacks ST. Louis sold in lots
mostly at 40 bushel. noticed sale Of So bags
Rye at 81 IS y bushel.
PROVISIONS. Transactions in Pork were confined
to retail or Bacon 10 casks Sugar Cured Hams
sold at 1876 y tb..Nothinr Of any consequence was
doing in Lard asg -esss.-
HAY. Sales 100 bales Prime Western at $27 SO p
ton, and los tons on private terms s1
"A cargo Of 130 600 bushels Turks Island, (ship
Arvum) was sold at Soc bushel, cash. Holders
asking 81 is sack Of two bushss for Marsaa Salt in
warehouse. tIs5- IS, a.Hss+. -
RICE. Small lots Of Prime Carolina were selling at
6. p rs.
BAdGIEd.. 100 bales India were sold at IA, cash.
aUNNY BAGs... "A lot Of Extra Heavy was taken at
lS, and $500 bags in bundles at l4t caeh
NAVAL sToREs....We heard Of 600 bbis large sized
Florida Tar sold day two since OF IS o5 W bb..
Spirits Turpentine retailing at 4o042e, and 24o bbs
disposed Of on private terms ~ s-=ss
coFBEE.. Bales 100 bags Rio at lof 01os<s and 900
Prime at lie y fb. e., er-
LARD OIL. Retailing at 81 90 ~ gallon for Winter
| straired. 8 5T9sE ~ r3't
FREIGHTs.. -. Market firm. ship was taken for
Liverpool at "a for Cotton, without consignment and
bark for Hsvrs at Ike. @+
EXCHANGES. Good demand at our quotations:
U1ui>z
Francs 81. 23Z05f. 80 q dollar
New fofk sxty-day Bills ...........15s02A v OF dil
Sight Checks on New York. %Hx dia
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EXPORTS.

HAvRE-shp Bes45 bales esn 1854 bills nour acoo ses
wheat, $3.50 slaves.
MATANzAs-B wild Pgsiso tors coal 500 kegs lard
hoops.
BoSToN-Ship csca1Sss bales eot.ou son 4J7 sb
flour, bbla lard, ssT hides bsle WOOL 5000 ssyes.
GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING rssyeanes-lia
aour csss M casks bacon 81 boxes candles LOO
starch Is boxes cheese $40 bbs pork 10 b
bbs wins 30 bbls sugar.
ArALACHCoLAsehr VIM KanslSe bbla nour hhds sugar
bbs " ks. lard 50 bb bread tea ham
50 do IS WHISKY coffee 10 soils rope PORK
bills molR.ssp, 20 bundles oakum, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-29

Sight drafts New York, esns az
The mail came through to-day with dates fron, New
York to the goth The Evening Post of that city, of tn.
lsth quotes Bankers Sterling Bills in this market fss
seegraph) at 6 tot There have been no sales cores
spending to these quotations of this class of Bills this
season.
Money In New York wrs rather easier, The hest ~
paper having 80 to 90 days worth to per cent five
to sx months ranging from 10 to Ia per cent These arc
much higher rates than in this market Sterling Ex
change Bankers' Bills 1881 to 100 Produce Bills 1o7
to 10sh Francs 5f.a21S to 5tl71f. The Atlantic ad
voes created considerable talk in Wall street but it ia
supposed all passed Oh The sesmsr Union for Hayre
on Saturday last carried out 100000 in gold shipped by
Belmont g. Co, for account of Rothschilds
Money markets In Western otigs continues sssv vet
at very high rates of interest From Cincinnati wa hay,
the following of the 18th inst
The main features of the Money market are uncbanoed
There has bsen an entire absence the
rienced in the Eastern markets although Lenders
were general frmer there has an ample supnv Of
capta for good paper which continues to pass freely
10 to per cent The rates Ter second paper range
considerable distance and as we progress il
comes the apparent throughout the entire busness
season there will be full supply Of money Currency is
now In ample supply, and 1t promises continue Our
Western Banks in strong condition and the Eastern
Banks are now contributing largely to furnish paper
pend on the course of Exchange Eastern Ercha,nass
advanced yesterday to u to y premium. This impro1e-
ment 10 generally regarded as but temporary.
1t is not often favored with an account of the
Bremen Cotton market. The following from Mess,s
Roessngh Mummy. is the latest;
BREaEN, September 20
Increment Of Cotton for the First Nine MO,.tks of 1885,
Stock on hand January 1, o7sl bales North American
imported since 40 total 4s 992 bales North Aer
can Sales and exports since January l, 44l6o bales
Stock in nrst hands to-day 1882 ditto second hands
$500 total stock 1882 bales North American.
The above imports include bales from NevOraaus
1898 ditto from Galveston 3Os7 ditto from Savannah
Sl4o ditto from Charleston se53 ditto from New York
total AZ 8l bales The sales and exports In ransitu
lls6 SALES tbs spot, e974: total 44leO baes Of
which 1855 have been sold by US.
The import of other than North American Cotton for
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bales, leaving stock Of l4f balss
Total ipsFts aimee for the Arst niue aonths Of issk
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cATTLE MARKET.

.Ett 4u& JErTrRsor Cry Oct 81, 1865
There were no arrivals to-day worthy Of note The
stock Of Western Beeves and Hogs WAS small, with a
pretty supply Of Ordinary Cattle and other stock
Prices have undergone change, and firm at our
quotations: +I W f. F-' st