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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22
M 8. MELLoR,. AUCTIoNRRR-BY HoUGHroN 4

w 8. MELLOR,- AUCTIoNRgR-BY HoUGHToN h
w. MELLOR.-This day, Thursday, May 70 at 1O%
cclock At lis Nassau street large and psrempory sale
carved rosewood ~ octave piAnoss cost $3.50 each made
by VIM LndemAn Son. ten heavy thick French plate
mirrors twenty French plate pier de large sBte d.
s275 china dinner and ware knives forks
spoons silver plated casters clocks and rich fancy goods
mining nrs class dwellings, paror suits in great variety In
fahiouaSa coverings viz brocael push haru'0th
moquet &c aold rosewood bookcases wardrobes, writing
decks OAK mahogany and rosewood chamber furniture IN
suits cottage do hall stands aud chairs
exerson dining tables large assortment. O desirable art
pa1neee &c Apo, ut IL ocock will be sold fine toned
~ pisnoortts made by Lodsman and cost $50 each
fomiuR 0ne collection OF desirable goods worthy the At
eption OF city merchants articles be boxed
the premises for shipping a moderate charge.
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AUCTI0N NoTICE-H, WILSON. AUCrIONEER.-
"A BankYups Superior made and
hogsny hOr.ehod fuynturet e.cssut wood piano
IN the mort and desirable
atm costly gie ana mante French plate elegant oil
@ nS Of he most
Paran ware breDzs and ormolu clocks 30 DC The parc
uar attention hotel the gen.
above rch and costly hoassnod arnitus eecorstons &c
a. 1S 70 as %
Of lO, o'clock Friday May 49, being the rich ard de.
ss'S s
wBsn e Ts san ssey Sy on tho morning
Parlor contain $50 yards Of superior velvet capes
and most
satin SIocade .dss solo ROSEWOOD reception and sr%
covered god bue crimson and sao large and
ssd tsbss WIN s s
marble op. plate glass doors ao xpremy tor the
Ts s sa se s%
nane mirror ma Oh ofex eet cost $3.50 heevv
five varisty Of paintings naive ari. such land
sSspf wsG hs wso
very pleasing coscon; piauotors city
ss IN wS S s %
Id III dc
Sp fancy sss: aao o beds chairs
Her Of ibis city, az excellent * ct supe pc, tone sad
rich china and dinner costly sverware
servise "a cake Baskets castery coea
forks aucr stand, superior table cueri.
bic pitchers; canary birds, &c.
Chambers ard nurscry-Cosiy s,d rosewood and maho
4sny becseads marble bureaus washnsnds and
match; 20 hair 40 TO 60
pounds sde to order and in excellent condoo feather beds
Osn p
table, towel racks toilet sets oc oths stair ssrpets and rods
beds hall stand tea and dining tables together Nth
of basement kitchen u.eppis
reffRerator DC with which the sals will
sale the furniture s rendered absolutely
less stopped special order of the court responsible
son pack and sup the articles going
out OF reasonable charge Deposits satisfactory
10 auctcneer viii be required from all purchasers Terms
and bankabe In this city wi be received In
payment bla
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TCHN L. yANneWAfER, AUcTIONBMR.-JOHN l..
VANDEWATER will sell, Friday, May q, At l01s
O'Clock at the sales GO Nassau street large variety Of
new and eesond hand furniture removed for Of
sae consanR OF Brusses threep and ingram carpets oil
cloths rosewood parlo, suits covered In bocae futures
rosewood marble top eegeres and mahogany
BILE pier and side tables sand racks
elegant French china gilt band dinner set glass
wood and mahogany bedsteads do marble top dressing bu
reaus washstanos, toilet SETS hair maresse. psastors
lounges mahogany chairs sofas, &c together with general
assortment of basement and kitchen furniture.
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EXCURSIONS.

LlxCURsIoNs.-FIsHING BANKS AHoY-iss6- -THg
II s'eawer ROBERT l.. 6TNvhFS Captain Charles Ander-
Will maize regular trips FishiDs Aakx eySEg Ia
the week, except 6aturdays leaving Amos street al A. M
pkg Noytn viyss, VeSget
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UCTION INSTRUMENTATION OF THE LARGE
IA and choice stock of furniture, velvet and Brussels
ca.petIg refrgerscr oil paintings gold ewey and watches
this da. commencing O'Clock spacious sAesroom
Of TUN1s MokRklL. aucticnesr 70 Nassau street Caa
loRues ready Consisting in part staple and fancy fur
nure for aroIs chambers dining rooms halls and count
houses ALTO English velvet and Brussels carpetnR to suit
tail buyers so oil paintings gilt frames, bronze hall stands
hair mattresses beds DC clocks fancy boxes all wool In
grain carpets eofa pedstead $50 fancy abes stands
@s Aso II O'Clock second hand rosewood psnofore This
choice stock advanced upon by brokers sold wthou
Also fire proof iron safe and large quantity OF
deaka
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m BOYLE, AUCTIoNBER, WILL SELL ON FRIDAY.
23d nst at 1917 O'Clock, at his saeaooms 22S Hudson
street, general assortment Of household furniture,
families breaking housekeeping consisting Of sofas, sofa
bedseads French mahogany bedsteads dressing
washsnds wardrooes pier sases chandeliers vases one
d. for miners c,s 6t0 also stands
bonnes made of iron; pressing machine, for pressing
hats and bonne also blocks and all the apparatus
trade Velvet Brussels and bree-py carpets chairs
tables and mattresses One elegant billiard table large size
IN good order and complete will be sold at private sale Sac
rail or
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ID W. wRsTCOfT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
~ bod furniture, panoiore. ahe oil pantings French
1t 0 O'CLOCK at house sos Broome street Thompson
r. w. WBsrCO viii sell above hs entire contents OF
forte perfect ORDER sod Paror suit in satin bro
pier and sofa abes card tables, fine oil paintings French
plate pier gassee shades and fixtures French coc
pansl ornaments &C. Dining furpiture-Oak axten.
zion table, oak chairs oak lounge dining and tea china
gaas silver fne table cutlery &c. Chamber urni.
and wAshsands hair mattresses beds md bedding toilet ses
mahogany soas, chars rockers, &c. Also variety OF
Kitchen articles, with which the sale will commence. Caa.
lOgues the morning Of sa,e.
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81 win SELL THURSDAY, Nav o. aa l0H O'Clock. ct The
dwelling house i09 waveEley place. The entire furniture
ting In part OF elegant Brussea and three ply bro
caie and nahosany sofas and arm chairs okDg glasses
ware and the usual variety Of kitchen utensils with which
the sale viii commence.
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TosEPH HRGEMAN, AUCTIONEER-FRIDAY, NAY
% at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at the central sales rooms
nsr Of Wlloughby and Pearl streets Brookyn Regular
mahogany and seat chairs mahogany sofas tables
reau washsauds china tea se plated castors cccks &C.
&C.: ALSO school desks.
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ARGE SALK OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
~ ure, rich chandeliers &C., Saturday May a. lOI

r ARGE sALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL ture, rich chandeliers &C. Saturday, May "A, 1OIS
o'eocek w. WEsTCoTT Auc,neer will sell the above
day the entire splendid furniture contained In the FIVE story
dweg f62 West Twenty first street Seventh avenue,
cor sstisg Of dining room oraly and chamber frn
ast non of al In want OF furniture such only
be Cbaned of our best mAkerB ID called TO this SALE The
tire furniture of the houso viii be sold unreservedy
post Of will be required all purchases the goods
be removed bv Monday O'Clock Descriptive catalogues
be obtained at the house, The furniture consists IN
rich vevt paror chamber and stair pes splendid
GOOD panofere used but four months rich
double sn fod rosewood parlor furniture In French
with suit d. made order months ago.
IN embroidered brocade with richly carved solid rosewood
framed in mson and god do nine pieces in crimson
and with covers all hese suits OF the elegant
description top etegsres French plate
fronts French ore lined with san wood two French
secretaries and bookcases lined wi 81 and satin wood
esc ard sssry marble top centre AND uer tables,
ncert pier mirrors with sabs ana brackets eleven feet
splendid mantle Mirrors Turkish revolving SATIN
ion and reclining chairs in medallion tapestry
unique paror adornments Also collection of supero oil
paintings among which the series Of Coles Of life
richly framed lace curtains old Dordered shades &c. antique
marble hall stand with chairs In moqueto match enod
rosewood bedeads dressing bureaus commodes wash
stands all made to Order to match throughout china toilet
chairs glasses eighteen superb hair mat
beds and bedding French square mirrors
ormou and bronze clocks ih large and elegant
dir ing furniture; splendid mahogany extension table
opens sixteen feet costly china dinner se tea do ruby and
crystal cut glass ware Of every aescrioon silver pearl
nure all OF the best kind Sale will be positive, without re-
gard to weather Parties coming from distance assured
that they will not he disappointed In the furniture a this SAFE,
he quality ard quantity fny equal to the description
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u,HR WALL HOUSE. EAsTEv DISTRICT. RRooKLYN
L (t,rmerly williamsburg. OF Fourth sou.h
FIFTH this and elegantly furnished building
the reception of families and single
frpassed as ruwme- re epce ard qute the -v -
Nex York being within Are mnVeS walk q! four fsy.sa.
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A UCT1CN rOTIcE.-ruoMAs BILL, AUJT1oNEER,
Ably BELL BUSH Friday. at 10Y O'Clock, In the sales
rooms, No. Ia North William street, We will sell usual,
without usually valuable variety OF excellent
furniture comprisrg oil the of
~ families We viii give particulars the morning OF
sale. This sale will be WORTHY of attention.
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11 EOUgHToN tUGTIONEER.-BY TIE MANHAT.
IL. Cnrranv viii se this day. May % a. IL O'clock at
10 Maiden laFe and rich assortment of watches
jsvelry dism nds &C., Ao CONSISTING q gold and silver
chars sso chaelsne chsins ladies' geutieens gold
wa chez gold brsceets gold earrings god lckets pencils
od mems The whole be sold without r0serve
10 close cnnsignmena. Catalogues ready. =
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TNuoENp B. FRANKLIN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N NICHOLS viii sell at the private dwelling house II
Nscdouga street, this Thursday morning. 22d inst, lO
ococf Oollecuou made paxor, chanb dining
spd fchsa furniture. carpet: g. viz: mssosssy .ofs,
6SiSs Gtross suytans, hnVs, bedding, waassands ba-
aAua bhon fuxnture stoves, china glass and earthen
80 - - ps..os nisssy ~ eguAs esF2sSs ~ ~
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II ARDWARE, GUNS, DESKS AUCTION FRIDAY,
Il Tomorrow et lC O'Clock, at 81 Dey OF
Greenwh fancy work boxes portable writing desks nincng
knives Iaches mounted English double barreed guns
percussion spades ahoves chises hammers
hives csnes cocks pencils liquors, segars tobacco
&c, WELLINGTON A. CARTER. Aucionoer.
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llAooKLYE GENTLEMAN AND TgEIR WIVES, OK
ID single gentlemen obtain peNsant rooms with board
by ADpfuS N ~ Henry skset nsxN ~ eorass OIL miv
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dyHARLEs y MAILER 4 co AUCTIONEERs, WILL
SCI op Tuesday, Juns " at IL O'Clock, Merchants *.
chspse crmuodIrns cottage house side Monroe
BROOKLYN Gates and Lewis avenues house n story
ard ba eeut containing 70 For terms Is, apply TO
q 4. MTLL8R n co, Auctoneers, 195 Broadway.
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UCrIoN NOTICE-THOMAS BRILL, AUCrIONEER,
IA by BELL a BUSH aturday, at 10Y O'Clock, In the
assrooms No. Il North William street will be sed splsn
rich CHR goods haudSerch.e shaws aces teas &c fue
invoice Of pscnsry rich ewey. diamocd rings Chinese
Qor e. fine London gum &C. Full notice In ine.
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GLADDEN. PLANE AT AUCTION. W 8. McILLv AIN
" will eel This day srs every day this week. at II O'CLOCK
81 the seed store No job sireet honeysuekes dab
dss &C. DC In grer variety from Handerson's.
Descriptive catalogues Al pl sold at privAN sale ct
auction prices,
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NTAGEs-A NUMBER OF SECOND HAND STAGES,
- in good order, stephenson makerJ for SALE BY
ludlow SINEY, corner OF avenue and twelfth street.
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A UC1ION SALE OF GSEEkHoUSE AND HARDY
a p ats saMUsL osGOOo o.; au,tioneers, will
sell to NOR ow (Frdav May % at 1o o'clock the store
81 Narsu greet choice collection of greenhouse and other
pispa prsirg cameas verbenas monthly
perpetual snd dsbtas hos eyauckies tube
&c Nc from the well known Of Mr. Wilson,
Wee Forr eerh Frset an6 Asoria. J. This will be posi-
lively the yy.lp OF The
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GILBERT q. SAVAGE, AUCTIOERER.-BY BAGLEY 4
VI EAVAGEAt their salesrooms 81 Cedar street, Detw
Broadway end Nassau street. Tuesday next 9th ins at l0s
A. will commence the sale, auction OF large and wei
ufscirsr retiring rom business comprising in part, parlsr
dressing bpeans bedseads. marble top washsands, hat
sands card tables chairs lounges soas. tete etes marble
eD centre tables This sale worthy the afternoon Of hOsl
ropIeoss and country dealers Catalogues ready
cash advances made coasignments.
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NTAONY BLEE0KER, AUCrIONERR- ANTHONY
"A J B!EsCKER Co. viii sell ct public auction ct the
Merct ants kIcbsnge on the oath Of May inst, at - NJ all
Noa la and l46 East Seventeen street. opposite uyvesant
and 100 feet easerlv OF Second The lots
b. 100 and the honse 26 feet by TO- For terms apply
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a UCTTOS BALE POSTPONED IN CONSCIOUSNESS OF
~ svodahle dsiay In getting possesson Of store
rarg ieiators Scths undersigned fad necessary to
postpone he saa the Desirable OF fur which
sfversed 70 'ske place this dsy until Tuesday. 9th ns
1oh O'Clock AN. BA9l.EY SAVAGE, Aucioneers
80 Cedar stree, and Naaaau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10
MOVEMENTS IN FOREIGN DRY GOODS.

Value put the market during the week.. 1907 585
The spring everywhere has been remarkably backward
and the dry goods trade Of the has extended to
later period than usual Navigation tie canals has
bsen backward and produce In transit for the city
Ayed in its arrival Owtg to canal Communication be-
tween Philadelphia and the Woat being earlier opened
and railroad travel less DISTRACTED by March snowdd
in the mountans the dry goods trade opened earlier
Philadelphia than In this city, from which advAntageI
Sister city reAped good harvest. The M.y business
in New York. considering the local Interruptions of NOV
ing day and religious anniversaries. has ben god
Eastern and Western buyers have fingered in
the market putting up assortments demanded BY
the wants Of the trade. The city retail business
has been unusually active, aud good trace
has been cone In fancy goods and especially
in ladies' Ahior abe fancy dress ss ana other goods
The collections from the interior have been ia the main
good while the failures have not been more than usual
1t the same reason Of lhe year. the Jndepednt 10 the
contrary, Notwithstanding. The mporaions have been
large The orders now going out said I, be
duoed SCALE The increased demand for sterling bills
and demand for specie shipments, will likely have the
effect Of checking further large impora1ons for sea.
SON. at least There CONTINUES 70 be good export de
mand for cotton domestic clohs; for the week eniiox
the goth APRIL ,here shipped fesm this port 1877
packages, valued at 1888 l07 The total shipments
this year. from January l, amour ed 10 1925
packages. The heaviest shipments were made TO
Chill, Australia and Brazil. TIE packages shipped
from Bosttn for the same period amounted 10 165s.
packages. Total SINCE JAnusry l, 1856, 1898
pscbeges. The market for brown shes,iugs and
shirtipes ruled firm, with . be ter export demand.
Heavy shsetioss steady at &c., and SIC asXc for
standard. Light goods were sold at re Ike.
Beached fheedpgs and stir,iogs scarce aud arm
especially x goods standard qualities were m,re freely
purchased Drills we're firm, with upward tendency
in prices hlesched sold at s3sc. sHc, and blue at
9hc. Correct je,ns were in fair dern,nd, .. %, osns-
burgs continued firm and scarce with tendency to
higher prices. DENNIS we're In good demand At f,I,
prices Stripes am ticks were firm. Cotton duck owinv
70 the advance Of the raw msters' was firm with fair
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,.ncss. 1o4l In the British Hou<s Of Csmuou, Lord
PsmsIston declared tbs EnghAh ~ to b e iOuows:
snd men killed Is 14A ano wounded O5S ;
making q total Of non commissioned ofa ,ers and
men killed sod wo%nSsS a. Of ass the number Of o yer.
whole loss of the allies in killed and wounded little
over GOO men. Ev1y one u the English commanders
net-ds'iDguishtd The Russian General exorssssd
himself folio rs en- this pout-o loss during the
eombsrdmnt and assault o, the nth aud 18TH June was
peror ofe +3 subatern officers, ana l32 men, One
General superior officers 20 sueaitsrn officers and SIS
received usions, and Generals IL su 10
rior officers, 81 subsltern efcers, and s79 were
lightly wounded or confused.
2s.-Lord Rs CLAN died.
The Russians nade severe sortes from Scoastp3l dur
ing the month.
AUGUST.
7.-TuIksh army besieged in Kars repulsed hussisn
attack the city, killing three OF thetr general officers
and putting about six thousand meo Aors de eoss.sa.
dred men this day.
n-Bombarcment Of sweaborg by the allies.
l6-BATTIE OF TRAKTR BuDGE-Generals Lpraudi
and Prince Gortschako with fry thousand RUSSIANS,
attacked the allied lines with great impesuosy, but
we're Iepussd after Ses "a s sis nous sss
wounded Line subatsrn officers killed, and hty
wounded; lie commissioned officers and soldiers
killed, 14o missing and l. l63 wounded The Russians
have left 400 prisoners IN hancs The number Of
their killed may be estimated at more than 900 and OF
their wounded at more THAI 5000, OF which number
Ambulsnces. Among The slain foun by us are The
bodies of two generals, whose names have not beeo
able TO afcertan. General Simpson saia-Ths loss
tanned by the Russians s estimated at between AID
5000 including 600 prisoners, while the part Of
the allies 1t does net amount to more than 600 men,
Prince Gortschakof admitted great 10 He sail
Amongst the dead Generals Read, Weusnn, and
Cyerwky The Prince attributed tbs defeat to the 800
great mpetuosiiy Of the right columns OF at'a,k.
SEPTEMBER.
5-Final bomba. dment OF the southern works Of 90
bastopoi commenced BY the allied troops From 10th
of August this day the loss of he Russian garrison
averaged 1,o0o men day naknga total Of $4,000 in
little three weeks.
7.-FIst confagration-seen to break out ia
Sebaatopol.
s-FML or SEpAsropoL -Gsperals. Boequet and Nc
Nahon led nearly go 600 French troops against the
haakof wer whilst Generals CodrI gton and Markham
with division Ct British soldiers made herce,ut un
suscessful-sttack the Redan The French took the
Masl off in gallant STYLE but the Russisns ncing that
thew must give way, set fire to the to- in many places
exploded the magazines, and burned their war ships 10
port. During the confagraion they marched TO the
north tide Of the city crossing the river BY wooden
bridge which Gortschskof had erected in anticipation
OF such event On this DAY the losses immense
all tides. An interesting despatch Of Marshal Pc
ssier reported the precise loss of the French as fol
lOwi:-
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PHILADELPHIA BANK DIVIDENDS.

The banks viii be SEEM have male in this aggregate
rather larger dividends than at any time within the last
two and half years The two new banks have not re-
heard 1t stated Of them had earned dividend, and
would probably declare It, The whole amount of money
coming tn market from these dividends is $400 750
The whole amount put in circulation the present week in
Philacephia from various companies will probably
coed half million, AID ought In the nature OF thing TO
have favorable influence on both stocks and Credit
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for o'nsump
on for warehouse and also the Withdrawals from ware
house. during the week ending and including Thursday
May 8, 1866
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demand Lawns were stsady and in fair request GlEg.
hams steady The season ior mousslns do iaisss was
about over while prices remained about the Cloths
were firm, with fair supply Offering Cassimerss and
jeans were dull. Batinets firm. unseys were 10
leraby active Flsr GELS Arm .. the slight advance
obtained last week and maintained. Blankets Of good
styles were in fair demand In foreign goods heavy
share of business has been done ct the auction rocms,
and in many at reduction In prices compared 10
those current carrier In the But the auction
is drawing wards pause and the heaviest
part Of 1t viii be over before the 1st Of June.
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Cotton Trade.

The circular OF T. j. Stewart Co., issued for trans
mission abroad by the steamship Ericsson gives the fol-
lowing review of tho cotton market for the past two
weekt:-
Our last circular was issued the 2eth ut, per Bal
tic. On the following tuesday morning the Persia
rived with dates to 10th ult, reporting business Of
1875 900 bales, and Of nearly althing, but
closing with less spirit Trade good at Manchester,
and an absence stocks and with the single exceptions
OF being difficult 10 procure to carry for ward spe
cuaton AL other rsu instances were favorable TO much
higher prices being obtained 1t expected that
such accounts would bring forward buyers at higher
prcee but the amount sale Being increased the day
continued without intemssion up to Thursday OF the
present week. Holders the meantime being anxious
and the accepted decline amounted to fully Ke. all.
and &c on the less saleable descriptions. The daily
sales from stock have varied between 800 and bales
In transit cottcns during the first week no sales were
ported recently several lots have changed hands ct
loss 70 shippers We re,eived by telegraph on eth v-
and later to Goth, per America at Halifax Subsequent
y market recovered Nc of the decline with sales ia
the two days OF 5000 baes bu. the supply ID still
cessive, cannot quote finn market until sales are
extended
The receipts do not fall CT fast enough to indicate
100000 bales after his date, ana unless the Arkansas
and Red rivers which have recently fae, continue 81
Bile, the delivered crop will exceed 5000 COO bales, a.
there cotton in the interior than there wSs then
and greater inducements to bring to market Although
there may be some dfappoinSment at the continued
large delivery now ADVISED Of from this de the absence
of stocks should cauti apinuers against allowing the
temporary surplus from going into the hands Of speeuls
to hold for the opepg Of the chapter OF
the next crop On this peio we have merely to say,
that the for planting is sad to have been late.
From New Orleans in letter just re,eive
POND ent remarks The weather during the past fort
night has been warm with oscasiona!
The cotton planned south Of Vlcksburg Ia reported
to he up and loo king WE'LL"
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
o., ypona., Florida, M.sa; : Tsss.
Io% nSd Il good lo 10 ss slS
Mfd'Dg Av'ge ist.. -l0ss- -10A- -10T-
Kidding even lot 10; . II. liz.
Aidd ing far:... I q ais n1s a nH nX al2 III al2
Fair 10 good iair. .ll24 12k None. None. None.