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POLITICAL GOSSIP.

BvcRAyrrR MAesArrs IN CouSuI.-we learn that n pre.
nminary meeting was held ~ the New York Hotel on
Monday evening, for the purpose Of planning the coming
campaign In Pennsylvania, raising money, &C, 10.
steam enough could not be sot up suit the managers
md on Thursday the telegraph busy summoning
together Of numbers and on that evening r.
o. walker, NJ Phillips, Sanders and Others, In solemn
council determined 70 be indispensable the success
Of the party 70 raise additional carry toe
state Of Pennsyvana The additional assistance Is sup
poeed to be additional voters, NJ 90 much per head
CossopoRE STOCKTON BrtIY1sc Bully BRooKs.-commo.
dose ssocksos opened budget OF bunders and buns
ling assertions Burlington N. j., Tuesday last which
somewhat refreshing amidst Ale Of dull speeches and
long proey letters rom OF the CON modores old
iofy contemporaries The Commodore evidently attempted
70 bully Bully Brooks In the Of threatening words
to Brighten the North. He said tho North would not
submit TO the election Of Mr.. Buchanan, nor the South
10 Fremont; bu, Jersey could raise one hundred
thousand and put down dsunion Slavery
he commended was the decree OF Providence, and a
blessing TO the African race for negroes in their ovp
country we're lie forccious -id beasts siausheriyg
their old and women and ea,ng UP the missionaries
The slaves at the South, he sed, are this momeo IN
better condition than the free negroes al the Nr,h a.
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BARITIME INTEL lGENCE.
ALMANAC pos new roRK-Tms
II nooK RISES. morn o.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Ericsson, Lowber. Liyerpsol-E Collins
ship Vim Ralhhouc Dow Iiverpool-Eyersa Brown
shin Jane 4 Walsh, Meady Liverpool-waish Carver
ship Meta CBreml De Harde Iondon--s,anon a Ruser.
Brig Alphonse odd, schwsrng Demonstration Ru
ins 60 Adams; oeer, oporte,-Brstt Son aco
ss siph x hsS coos Yamoas N Brain.
Brig Albert Stevens dorchester, Mp Nevius soss-
rg I'm pse Jones SSnT 6mon Co.
Brig Black Swan Podger Georgetown, sc-Dibble
Bns N Cousins Ers Boston--R p Buck 4 Co.
sehr Gem. wheaton Fsysi and markell Buey Co.
s e Genital Hmerea Fdrldse Aspnwal,G so 3issy.
seSr esoTse Ann sSesy, SswSsTn SSsD6 Murray.
schr ; John son Wicks, AletandrA-Mot BedelL
sehr Arlington Murch, Ba,imore-Maller Lord Que.
s sPr saR f hooper B ssSns SON Co
sehr Eliza Nancy. Baker, wsrehsm-Msster.
sloop Js- Lsppbeer smith, ProyIdence.J Edwards.
sioSp Charles. irsc!a fali Biysr@T Eenny
kd seyery ss reTTs ssF
steamer Jno ide, McDermott Fhiadepha-J Briggs.
ARRIVED
Steamship Hermann Higgins Bremen and Southampton
Oct > VIII mase and pssssngers 70 z sand
passensers Ladlsm Peasants experienced heavy weS
her afer leaving Cape Henry heavy rain and fog and
s6l RasopS Bam,. Dicsmagn, Hamburg 80 days, with
Ssip BeuSessid ismt Meyer, hamburg, sep, ~ with
ms,s aI S 70 ss ss 5an days. from he
bar " IN md,e and pa,sengers Robson Fosdick sept
Young Of Belfast Me- died OF yellow fever I'd Inst John
Kesrney I'd mate died
BARK MARY Bimbal lof New oresps, Mcclellan, Havre,
with Nose and AZ passengers, 10 Perkins. Expe
rienced besvy wes,erly weather split SAILS, &c
Iamson Thompson, Darien days, with yellow
pine Rokenhansh Scott sailed IN company with schr
s ss FL ssr s se1f ne sc'ws Win
tefs -. =. =, = -
10 MASTER. -.
sbr sgurca q masis, Wallace virginia, days lstb
n a. IN The NE gale, lost part Of deck load.
sqfT Mary Ann Reed Calais.
echr Penrsy ivsnia Johnson, Rockland
s<br Jsuss Law epce, Allen, Boston
srLr May Mankin. Besrse, Boston.
Srhr A q Russell. Hodges Portland, c.
scbr j Rorers, worihing'on, Portland, Ct.
s,hr Pavilion, Snith New Havtr.
sshr Phillr Gilhey Burns New Haven.
soop Orient Cary, Portland. c.
sloep Joseph, ruiier Portland, c.
5000 q Kossuth, NJe, Lyme
sloop vLilart Gihbe, Rondou, for Providence
steamer sophia Green phaaephia.
steamer Mars Nichols, Philadelphia.
siesu or Perrel Ayre, Providence.
wind during the day. NV.
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PORT LOUIS. Mssritrs July 24-snce my las, respects,
of Inc 2sth ulns have the following
nese-Tbe ship Queen Of the Pacific, Captain Henry Reed
~ ana for poefop, from Calcutta put into this the
ens ~ he and called the
I'm ins This ship met with heavy weather in the bay Of
ne, sp,uns cheeks Of fore and
ssJs ard brote her gear the ship mailing sh
"a half n hour. Captain Reed made temporary
r.psrs us SUFFICIENT 10 enable bm to reach his Of cesn
nation. AN well on board.
veil frs m bombay for London arrived At this por, tie
,oh n., in a very lsaky condition. making hres feet Of
ae, rev hour This ship with heavy weather shortly
ssr leaving Bombay and sprung leak which increased
s..an Lst Capfan Tonevwel compelled touch vi
"olobo for keep bis ship from shining Has bad
go, ia 90 run going constantly and ~ n mss hal 61
go ~ water IN he bold n highly fortunate that CAPTAIN
got hls ship into This tort for since his arrival here
~ tevr brr n such aa had
~ sea they could not have been repaired, The shin 10
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1866

vsrs for the sman crop grown IN 1854; ed the ID
vsncsd prices Of January and April lsso, Are for the
large crop grown in 1885, If no sahs half the advance
or % per BALE the whole crop Of grown in
1885, viii show difference OF vslue in favor Of the cot
ton growing States Of about $40 0o0 The effect Of
this enhanced value il In the great revival Of
trade in the Southern towns and Cities Money said
to be plenty, the people generally less indebted and
enabed to purehsse more for cash Beginning ct Roh-
mond and going south to New Orleans, but report
comes up and that Is that dry goods selling
this spring than has been known before many years
All kinds Of business 10 brisk and real estate and other
property improving. This city has shared largely in
this great activity in the dry goods trade OF the South
The MARKET for foreign goods heavy, which were
beirg crowded off through the auction rooms ct reduc
ton in prices Brown sheetings and shirtngs in
lair demand and selling ct 7xc. &c. for heavy aud
Ut 6y.o &c. for light goods. Drills demand for
export chiefly, cents for brown, bleaehsd at $780,
and blue at eye. Corset jeans unchanged. Osns
burgs we're firm and scarce Stripes and ticks 10
light supply and prices quite steady, with quick sales
Cotton Duck was In larger stock, but prices well
maintained. DENNIS unchanged. Printing oleth
was in fair demand, At unchanged prices. Lawns were
rather better, with moderate sales. Ginghsms and
ouseine de LANES without change Of Importance
Cloths for the season uniform with light stock. CASH
nsres and satnets Offering ct rather lower rates.
Twesis and jeans in request ct easier figures Lin
seys were held above the views Of buyers and business
In them Was light,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHs.-sales of 100 bbls. pots we're made ct CSC
Pearls were nominal ct Sc. a81c.
BREADsTUFFS.-Flour-Them market du II, and sales
moderate, being confined to about 200 600 bols, In
Guiding common State and Western, at So 371 So SO;
s. sss. Of
with sales of 400 500 bbk fair extra brand at s. 31
s. 37h Inferior grades were dull at So IS ST. SAFE.
Of Southern confined to about 600 800 bbls at
prices ranging from 81 to So so for to fancy
and extra. Wheat-Ths market for prime WAS firm for
Tennses oussrn
ezra small lot Of 400 bushels Tennessss red va,
change in prices. Sales of about 40 600 bushels
dstDg lots at Co., lots for the Eastern trade Of mixed
and yellow shipping, 1t 6so Rye-salss OF 600 bushels
Northern, deliverable soon at ST. Oats In fair
mand, without change in prices.
and 400 SEQ bags Rio at 1lc 11s1c and 12c and 100
bsgs Bahia, at 10Ac., months.
CorToS.-fhe aales embraced about $500 bales, part
in transtu The market ct advance Of about Nc per
h. We quote middiing uplands at about l0Xc Florida
and Mobile, at 1870. loXc.; and New Orleans and
FRLIGn1s.-To Liverpool about 80 900 bushels Of grain
we taken at 3D. SID. and 3d., in bulk and bsgs 100
bacon at boxes cheese al 800 boxes cheese
per Atlantic at 45s and about 400 bbls -four at H. 3D.
To Glasgow 400 bbs. four at %. Cd. To London-Bs-
NO change in rates tor the Con 'inent.
BAY-sales Of about 900 bales have been made with
ssss Of Scotch Dir 1sr. made at $685. =,
six months
MoIAssE-sales of 100 hhds. Cuba muscovado were
made at &c., and 400 500 bbls. Cuba at 43c. 47c.
NAVAL SToRs.-Sales OF 500 bbls. rosin made ct
81 10 per $40 ibs delivered Spirits at about $50
PRovIloNs-Pork-The market q trife frmer, and
the fales embraced 600 800 bbls, including mess at
SIC 37h with some lots at SIC 43Z and small OF
prime made SIS SO SIS 62K Sales of $50 bbl.
country beef made At IS So IS for PRIME and at
80 25 SO 90 for DO Other descriptions inclu.
ding Western repacked beef hams and prime mess were
unchanged. Bacon firm. $50 boxes short and long
mdd es, deliverable in Baltimore, at exc. Cut meats
steady, with sales Of $50 packages 1T 7c 7Ac
for shoulders, and 8hc. 9Hc. for hams. lard was
steady, with sales of 500 600 bbls. at exc 1Oc. But
ter and cheese were unchanged
RCE.-The market was quiet at &c. Axe.
SUGARS The sales embraced about 700 hhds., incu-
ding Cuba at 6ac. IKE, and 800 hhds Porso kiso sold
at about csc. in bond, with small lots New Orleans
exc. 7Ac.
WHsKEY.--rhe market was inactive, and prices at
27hc.. and 2Sc asked.
WooI--We have no change to note in the market for
this article Sales have been unmportsnt but at high
prices. The stock is light and will all be wanted within
the next two ,nths Hocers in consequence very
firm and not disposed to force rates at current prices
TOBACCO is little active and the opening OF ma.
vgaion ~ is expected will create increased demand.
Prices are well maintained The sales included 63 hhds
Kentucky and MaysvIl,e at 10hc. 13c oil bols Ha-
vana, part crop, for export t. 243 sssd Loaf
ut SIC. q lao.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMER c,AL


FRIDAY, Apru Id L. nj.
There was very stale, fst msrset to-day The trans
actions quite large, with q larger portion than
usual for cash. The brokers find it very difficult to keep
the steam up in the absence OF outside SPECTATORS and
make very poor business Of the operations Of the
day. They live in hopes that few weeks, at the most
viii bring relief At the first board Park Bank fell oil 4
per cent; Panama Railroad, Ii Milwaukee and Aissis.
sippi Railroad ~ New York Central Railroad advanced
q per cent; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 4
Nicaragua Transit was little more active than usual
without much char in market value. We have seldom
known at this Of the year such dull stupid
stock market. Nothing of interest Is going in
any stock and but for the abundance and chespness Of
money prices for all the leaing securities the list
would rule from three to five per cent below those
current. There is outside absorption. Not fifty
shares Of any stock have been taken out Of the market
during the past six months where five hundred have
Teen brought The street is full Of all the leading
speculative stocks and the brokers End resf There
is probability of active speculative movement in
the latter part of May early part Of June, and the
brokers' ia antispatien Of ination may be disposed
to hold tor time longer; but if the period named
should pass away and outside demand appear prices
would rapidly settle down. ana the inducements OF re-
duced market value be tried attraction.
At the second board the market was with cut much
change. Erie fell of 4 per cent; Reading, y; Hudson
Railroad, X. Cleveland and Toledo Railroad closed firm
at prices current in the morning. Chicago and Rock
leland closed at 80 per cent, bid. Michigan Southern
Railroad steady At s6A per cent. We notice sale
Of Wisconsin lake shore Railroad at 10, buyer sixty
days. Western railroad sto:ks must take the frs. rank
that cass OF investments They will stand firm when
others fall back Those who take hold Of these stocks
the start will double their money in few years from
dividends and in market value. There
sale to day Of Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad at
SAX per cent The receipts Of this company in March
amounted to s3 $780, against $50 66 for the month
last year.
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Isl, 99b, 949


Value put on the market during the week .$2O7l242
The dry goods trade during the past week has
less activity while prices especially in domestic goods
have exhibited no change Of Importance. Fair sale
made by auction and in lines of French Abris
ut rates In favor Of purchasers. Lines of French silk
sold at less reduction in prices The French
has given public notice that from and after
the t Of July next the export bounty Of ten Der cent
hitherto granted to exporters of manufactured good, viii
cease the plea that this bonus longer needed for
the encouragement CT the manufacturers II is probable
that bel this and the LIST Of July increased
will be mad to this country with the view securng the
bounty but 1t is not likely that they will be Immediately
put upon the market After tho expiration of the bounty
It probable the shipments for time viii be dimn.
shed and limited by the wants Of trade The most a,tvc
and encouraging step of the trade ct present existing in
the country found in the cotton growing regions of the
South aud Southwest which has been stimulated By tho
large crop and enhanced prices Of cotton The ADVANCE
may be frem the following quotations. At different
periods.-
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FAMILY ma aKETIN0.
RETAIL Prices OF FARM PRODUCE IN wAsHINaTOs

MARKET.
There was not much new TO note at Washington Mar
ket yesterday The Late spring has kept back produce
that should b quite plenty but doubt the open
ing Of navigation wiz have lis due effect upon the market
before long.
Meat Is sill far dearer than It ought to be- and exhibits
but triaing change since ast week. Beef rates from
10 to Is cents pound and veal from to Is. Poultry
begins to look scarce and the demand except for chick
ems, which are chea pening, Is not 20 great.
Fish is also very dear, considering the season. fact
aso due to the late spring. which materially Affects the
labors Of the fishermen
Butter exhibits small reduction, and the new sup
ply which will come in about May, will doubt tend 70
its reduction in price, conformation dsvoutly to be
wished.
Apples are looking worse and worse and are get
ting dearer N vegetables there 10 nothing The
following are the priosss-
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made to the Comptroller, for tbs year ending Dse. 81,
1855. in conformity to the sct Of the Lg4turs 1861
Is from Aessrs Kennedy Holden, Wall street. The re-
tnrns from each company win gaids in est.
mating the market value OF the stock
JeNr Stock FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANIES OF THE STATE or
NIuuxX nnE-
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Increase $1I ,926 81 1850 60 2l4 So 80 o5I 2

There not very active demand for foreign
change to-day for remittance by the steamship Atlantic
from this pert for Liverpool to-morow We quote bills
on London at "a 91f per cent premium; on Paris Sc
lssl a ST. Tx The Atlantic will not take out much
specie
The earnings OF the Great Western Railroad Company
for the week ending April a. $64 945 against si9
2s7 for the same month last year. showing increase
Tor the month Of sl5efS The total receipts of this
pany from February TO April T. 1885, s62, 49, 49,
against SOS s As for the period in 1885, showing
increase Ct $l43,s3s q.
The folio wing table shows the shipments Of lead from
GRlenA 1910 10
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n 1912 TO 1855 Inclusive
LEAD Trade OF GAf.EYA
Total. .7,s5e2i1 $50, ois, 14e $40 2u1 ,133 as

The business In March Of the Norwich aud Worcester
road will show March, 1865 sufficient. 70
counterba the loss Of February when the Sound was
closed nearly the entire month. The increase has been
very large both in freight and passengers.
The following compilation Of the reports of the Joint
Stock Fire Insurance Companies in the State Of New York
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Cotton Trade.

The cotton circular Of T. J. Stewart 4 Co., prepared
for transmssion abroad by the steamship Atlantic from
this port for Liverpool, Of this date, says
The market has uniformly firm and speculative
during The fortnight. The advices PEE ATTAIN ana Asia
which calculated TO have de pressing effect ave
been counteracted by the falling OF in At
Charleston Savannah and Mobile, causing soecula,n on
their continuance as indicating smaller crop, and has
given impetus TO prices at all the porss The "a es
here have daily averaged 500 bales from soak with
total advance of ~, to Nc. In that period 5ale IN
trapsitu have also been largely reported daily averaging
q larger figure The ouyDg here has been about 90 Tally
divided between spectators for resale, own miners
The market closed quiet yesterday but firm at our ta
TONS spectators and exporters pausng for light FROM
Liverpool
Planters being employed with the preparation Of their
ground for the Lext CROP the receipts would naturally
small ct this streams that have been avi-
gable for any length Of time. This ia apparent 1t Nd
ollie, the landings are exhausted and time
before they be repienished in due course At
charleston and savannah il Is not pposed 70 be
owing to any deficiency Of cotton, to the unwilling
TO sell the remainder OF their crop uoles
At enhanced rates. The effect however has been to
diminish the number Of the large crop party and to
give ved confidence to those who believe In 3o0
600 TO 400 0t0 bales Our belief H. that the re-
cepts will be renewed and that the falling off from
the present last year will be too small to
give unbiased Judgments confidence In crop un6er
500 00O Our opinion Of yield COO GOO III m
3 500 000 remains unchanged. Bat should money be-
come decidedly cheaper In England think spe,ua ton
will control prices, and many think ID for mddlng as
quite possible this summer.
DnnI QrEIa
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The board by vote Of II to IL, adopted resolutions in
favor Of oAing to the North western Virginia Railroad
100000 the Baltimore city created under the
of 1854 The question Of declaring dividend out OF the
net earnings Of the company for the SIX months eadng
April taken up, but after discussion referred
TO the Finance Committee with instructions to report
the board at a special meeting to be held The 10Th
inst. for the settlement of the question.
The following table shows the earnings Of the Michigan
Central Railroad Company for the month of March, this
year and last
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The advance from January, 1856 to 1865, was about
Ike per b., and from January TO April IL Vas from
Ike to 1hc. per ID, making the whole advance sinoe
January, 1865, TO April IL, equal 10 about Sc. per
b., az pr bale. The low prices Of January, 1885,
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la. Nstropontan, rand other hotsls to obtain,
without the least annoyance al letters directed 70
the respective hotels It wsn known TACT that ls
addressed 70 parties at Of the hotels In the oty
delivered to their respective porers whsn called for,
without the necessity Of peodusng from cash individual
written and authenticated order for their letters II b
also we'll known act that there is connected with cash
hotel post Office for the convenience Of those avail
themselves OF it, Nov, way 10 this partaityS Is the
inmates of the hotels Of this great mstrop Ills Of n
portance than half million OF persons residing abose
Chambers street, Should their convenience be consulted
In preference all others To what atri this
unpesaeled Official partially Has 1t arrived at toe
psriod whom to be bought body and SOUL by the
immortal dol ar, ct the sacrifice OF every prncipeY
this is the case the interested cxens Of New York had
better form themselves into ciston TO be csed
the Equal Rights Club, each mem Dor OF which will Do
taxed entrance fec, and equats 70 establish sinking
fund sufficient to enable the members Of said club TO
ceve postal privileges equal TO The rest OF mankind
especially those Who inmates Of hotels. have yet
confidence in Mr. Fowlers personal disposition to please
the community to the extent OF his ability and his val
ngDess remedy any existing defect In prssen. city
postal system. l wish the could be said OF the
officials under him.
The purity Of our postal system however will be
'ainted until party influence politics shall be totally
xcuded from the Institution. Nearly million persons
dependent upon the general post Office for their let
ters and 10 unpopular Ac that increases the inc
which consequently occurs in office of tho
magnitude and important OF the New York Post Office
NEW YORK, April 6, 1856. d. H.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SHIPPING.

SHIPPING.
ship ATIASTIS, Captain q. sdrdss-Tss . s.n
On rs Gnday April T. ct II O'clock NJ. from hsr berth
This ship has improved water tight bulkheads
freight or psscsge having unequalcd accommodations
elegance ''' ''& RpWAR Rs . COLLINS IS Wal street.
Are I'd to be on board At
canno carry any goods contraband Of war.
Al letters must pass through The Post once other VIZ
Tbs steamship Baltic win succeed As Atlantic and al
Inc steamers Of this Inc avoid danger nom VII
until after tie Isl Of August
6O POUNDS BAGGAGE FREe-lo CENTS PER POUND
IN on hours from oce to ocean BY Panama
se s s H. erssss a;
y. WI, % E' sss%s
za
1 e a saa s
hsys e. ,a
PSs seRp e % or mails Fos A.
III West street. corner Warren.
TINTED STATES NAIL sTgAMsaIr OoMPANY.-FoR
- HaysnA and Rev o,saas On ihursdsy, April II: q
and @ ss S SsasHDA Nsl Gs WI
Shippers vii 5. VIII S s q nc 'a
q In e sn vii Il Re sns No
te buHnB freight passage, apply the
Of the company, No Ia West street. corner Of Warren.
NJ o. ROBERTS.
SUTToF CO.'S DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
& Ssl'ss s sss
clipper ship POLY NESIA Perkins. master, recsvina
her pier TO- kst river, and will positively sai
above This Avorie clipper has made voyage 70 Gar
Francisco in hundred and four days. being me than
equalled inducem ents
SUTTON 4 CO., SO South street corner OF wall
n B-The ships of this line take freight adver
Used day. preventing all delay shippers desous OF landing
their cargo In San Francisco without detentoa
CUTToN 4 co - DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
CISCO sailing regularly and positively before the day
advers d-Clpper OF Saturday. 10Th OF April inst-The
magnificent hrs cass clipper ship PAMP 60 receiving
her cargo pier 10 East river and will positively a.
been equaed by vessel ding francisco
considerably before her day e
sUTTOF co. bs South street. corner oswau
BThe hps OF this line take freight ater their asver
sed preventnT all delay TO those OF LANDING
their cargo 10 Han Francisco without detention. e
A UsTRALIA-PIQNKER LINE OF MONTHLY PAoK
"A carrying tbeUDited States mail. The lew ana splen
did A l clipper ship SPORTSMAN, now loading for Ma,
at pier ro East river will also rscsive fresb ~,
sydney New South Wales halt her cargo IA ALREADY a.,
gagged she vii positively be dispatched early in April Ha,
accommodations for For re,c
or passage apply on board, or 10 X. w. CAEERON NO
Bowling Green.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

Upands. Florida MoJs.> os,d TsDns
Ord s , %,5t e good ss ,s.
Miod ing ~. list l0M = log -I0L - -I0L
s ssS %'ss Y d ~ si, NJ s ~ ~
Nidding fair. II a. Isf none. llR I9faI2'
Fair togood fArH al2h None. l2aal2k Ia aI2X
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Soon ced business August 13 1855. Commeueei bus
mesa December Is, 1855.
There in this State sixty nine Joint Stock Fire
Insurance Companies, with aggregate cash CAPT
Or these IA declared 20 per cent dividends and vaId
"a declared 10 per cent dividends u ward
10 declared less than 10 per cent.