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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
FARMERS, ASSEMBLY.

This body met in the city of Petersburg the % inst
anu was organized by the election OF Wyndham Robert
son, ESQ, OF Richmond, as speaker, and 5. Bassett
rrSnen, OF chesterfield, as clerk
several inenectual efforts were make to amend the
CONSTITUTION OF the Virginia State Agricultural Society
as more ehectuay to secure quorum of the Assem-
by a Its annual meetings, and notice OF other amend
ments TO be offered to the next Assembly, several
maue.
The most important act OF the Farmers Assembly
S auSPaSn OF resolution declaring 1t to be expedent
10 hod the next Fair at the Metropolis OF the State and
~ .h. WIN iui powers 10 arrange Tor the holding
h.' VIZ e, lsr aceorungy, provision can be made
tn NJ. s.N,. 70 lne committee.
-, w ~ - V M vi hSSsrs- hooerIson, lsPeak-
,on 81 a C, WI, ~, Anio'er, Wu. ballard [res-
uonsa a.. .siIP -. VI. s',uiiuous vote OF we
,,, SPeaAe' was Sonsu'u'eu the CHAIRMAN OF TINS
T. ..s -, A.. A., - On,
..as,s =. W 's ,"o '.heVuu,e Somm"tee DO re-
- a1t., " P'Veeeu, ~ an carry Jay, 10 r.arrange
So, ~ us'es VI .ue Virginia S'a'e Agricultural
ion ~, ~, ~ WIN ln' zu' clause OF the ON sec
,hs, r. 80, W wv, Auu u, sucn Heterogeneous
ac,naux :, ~ ~ .'e vVe'! sueu ~ "erS
b,ye No, si ;,hI uopso " y. Iue eons'luuon anu
ncn,h.rs -. ,h, 80, eu ~ "a,e oeeo'".
the r,-,rrangcmen, $3.50 ~ ''' ~ '"' Ni'e VI
a,,;iss n, - , -
II EdUmnJ. + ps5pS 81 MeSSIs. y; " Oay, john
b. Williams was Amounted TO memoraI;Ic the Gener,I
.sso,h A., -, ", Pf , 'uc uencrN
missoners of tbc Rex.nn. 10 ,.ls aDDst. M ne
raj statistics of the CommonwsaI,h ''' "s'''"'''
Tn, Uenorable do Monny 10 No., ,..,,o. ~ a.
Department OF Agriculture for Francs and NJ Ch,ls
Vattcm,r, az rrancc - n ,i S . ~ N II 0" w,
Ballard Preston un,nmousv alac,sJ honora ~ ~
of the State Agricultural Society
A resolution was unanimously adonted THANKING "a
mund Rufin ST., Esq, for the manner in which he has
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
Showing balance to he invested of


'NN"Hb "aiahSt 10 nc invested OF l,2li
The amount nearest to and above that sum- for which
scrip could be procured 81 800. This amount was
therefore purchased in State Stock from which will be
seen by the accounts below that the permanent Invest
ed) funds OF the Society now amounts TO $40 $50
Owing TO the fact that the labors of the Secretary were
IN some degree diminished by the holding of the last Fair
under the auspices Of the Union Society he has been
content TO abaie Onethrd part of the of his sa
ry since the commencement of the present yearthat is
to reduce it from 81, 500 to 81 900.
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Ia account ruth CHAS b. WILLIAMS
Treasurer.
RECEIPTS wITHIS YEAR.
Permanent fund, last annual donation of Col
Townes 100 90
contingent fund, annual membership, 900 SO
Mthdra"n from City Savings Bank, LOCO 90
interest account 1895 II
DAiAhce Oh hAhd last year, l,22l %
-,
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-, THE LADIEa-Lades In want Of CATERS either
WIN OF without heels find
AT prices from 81 % aud upvard quality sIIPPERs wIh
and Without heels ehdsen and servants sHOEs Of all quail
u,s' ioE sale low ~ ALEX. hill 4 CO.
selb uSo 1877 Main street Richmond Va
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~ MESSRs. JOHN a. GEO. CIR
NJ - son's OeFtincate-"HERRINGs PArEN

CALICOEsi CA ICORsIi CALICORs HIN
PC Fast Cord New style Cacoc. receiving morning
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70 49, 10 TO q. w. mINNIS' PHOTO
49, GRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY 2iT MAIN At
hd see MS new and beaua Rooms specimens Ar
a decorate the walls Every variety picture belonging 10 tho
art may there be Ia all s beauty
every form and variety Of finish experience
~ colored In water or oil eoors
NE size making pleasing miniature water effective pon
In oil eolors Ambrotyprs every conceivable sy as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
ANOTHER RO0RBACK.

Tie aviditv with which newspaper CORES
rondcn,s seize OH everything connected with
The affairs Of J0lIn Brown mdhis associates, has
led to no end ofrumors. eXaggerations and roor'
backs made of whole cloth. Conspicuous
among these is the following extract from the
Richmond correspondence Of the Petersburg
Express" We are enabled to assure the pub
lie that the spicy narrative is rendered less III
tercSting than ii might be, by reason OF a slight
bat annoying circunstance-mercly its want
of truth
I'VE are informed, upon the very best au'
thority, that Governor Wise received a letter a
few days ago, from Fernando Wood, of New
York, entreating his leniency in behalf OF Old
Brown, now condemned to death at Charles
town. He says That he knows that he Gov.
W. possesses the humanity, but he would in
ouire If he had the nerve" limiting to n pros
pcctivc guii pro quo from the Black Kepnbll-
cans, in the Presidential contest, and averrins
,l,at such a course would be important to his
interests in that respect. Governor Wise
promptly replies. in effect, that he Wood may
% to the devil; that Brown is condemned to
be hung, and that he will see that he is hung,
after which he will hand his body over to tic
Medical Faculty, and that they may diSScct 1t
"a, ~ .,...s.'
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER - lso'.
.,-,;no, n,noo-a,ic Principles on the Slavery
OresliOu.


..,-ir.cr;,rcncc b. the General Govern
~ ;~,,r,lucc or to exclude slaves, in any OF The
,.rr,ories OF the Union.
\, Federal Slave Code. No Congressional d's-
summation in tavor OF slave property III the terrific
,cs and no Congressional discrimination against H.
Whenever in any Of the territories the sase'! OF
,,ay. persons or the RICH: OF slave property, or 'he
,,,h, or safety Of any description OF persons or pro
,,r;y. is unconstitu,ioua!iy assaled, it is the power
and duty OF Congress, Not les than OF any """ '.
~ other Department OF the General 'ioNerhn'''' ',
exercise its proper functions, for the seeul"! '"
ANA; n-o,,.c,lon to the rights and safety o. ever!
snrclc> or persons anu rf'h.''f: ,,ruIu, soyr-
The tull and Un;UiPa!re" i'I" a,.r TERRITORY, on
rc,,n,v. emitting tic people q! '"',. S,n,: INTO
an.ei.a,;o,, tnr rE.ir admission Is u i!cM st"ts .'"
~. IIr,oo 10 euac; :heir "wn STAKE sohs''!"Sn.h:
lair aud fill reference I" a l"i"N'i '"'''sn 90
force. fraud or Federal die''l'on, "ra ~ ~ ,I,. PRO.
.,;,,,iou 70 provide Tor the ri:iitril"hS. .. ). rnn
$500, ~ 4 Inc institution OF slavery - 10 t'.o'' HE'S!
seem best. AaG..j in IN. following
,..,lyiIg,ls Unai.! g!u..n, -I-r>-l ~ ~" Ntr3'"l.
,i,l. ,,ftDu 10 The National Democratic '"HNe"''oh ~
CIucIunati: ,b. r,,aA
States is a compact bciwcel S"~tc's" "'' ~,
States, united upon the o'S'N 90 tS" ~
's" p..Jtri. Tina: the Territories o; t;u C"ioH are
common property in whe!i the stats ..,. 't",.
r,,n,, AND TO which the citizens OF every S'"'e i't.
ri,htfnlly migrate with any property re'DSI>S :" .T a..
,ucL m any oil the States Of The Ihi"l, "''' !" '"e
Cnr.,i;utI6u OF the United States. ,
2. Resolved Thcto!Orc. thai tt!e congress "i ~ !.
United States has no power 10 abolish OF ptoi."'
slavery in any OF the Territories OF inc oi''e'' !. mt I"b;f.
ar1 .rch power pertains only 10 he People ';'',""it
49,. .b. .sru.. wien ia I'll. exercise "i r.stlt!Ui H'-
;ho.;y they form; hc,r State Constitution "l'N " We"
to aa,ni,,.on INFO the Union. .;,, a.. Fl
!. Resolved, Tina; re M.;,"ari anG ;s repeal
INV ,Is "Nansa,. Ncbra,S. Law was wise, Just ana
necessary. -, ,o,ors,i,u tional
rish, 70 anoil>i slavery in the District o. eotnhaota,
: resolved, Tina, tie iVty OF aiiording adequate
.",;n., in the Territories previous TO their legal
a6,.,aizat,ot, - states. 20 equal rights OF person ana
property respected under the constitution OF tne
i'ni'on, Is incumbent On the proper legislative ""'ho-
rity thereof.
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purpose of the Northern States to fulfil their
duties under the Constitution. If they tail now
the hour will have come when the duty oil the
South will be plain. c.. to SC, her house in
order 10 live, not die.
Rest assured, Messrs. Editors. that while the
ncorle q, the South, of all parties, have the
fullest faith in Gov. Wise, as the man for the
occasion. the public opinion Of TIE South vii!
hold him to the ~Strictr>t accountability; it will
demand that, in q cause common to all. he shall
sec that neither the Commonwealth Of Virginia
nor the institutions Of the South suffer detri'
mcnt. Yours, \ SMALL SHAREHOLDERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
or o,hor wbich he ought to have done

thing or other which he ought to have doh'
long ago. .,.in,
with the local editor of the examiner on 'n's
or any other topic" Nor are - sufficiently
.o,;,;tous about him or his affairs, to attempt
70 trace tie line Of his duties. 1t IS only ne
cossary that We should cal! attention to the fact.
that the journalist who II; this time permits
personal pigue and private malice /" i''Si'sat'
him to the exaggeration, or even the exposure
Of the military deficiencies OF Tie STATE &,
well as to attempt to shake thc coniide"s' VI
the people in the loyalty or efficiency Oh '"1 y,
Executive, may possibly do something 10 al"
the similar and scarcely more 'nS'dlo"S e''''S
of Wendell Phillips and Fred Douglas; but cal"
vain little creli, on the pretended plea oil pa
trintic colicitude.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08

tie Staunton Nindlcat0r.
G0VFREoR WISE

We feel that We have been tardy in adding
our feeble voice TO the swelling note OF praise,
which i sweeping over the whole Union, III
honor of the gallant Nirginian, who so prompt
" and cncrgetically responded To the call OF
duty and humanity, which summoned him TO
the scene OF danger, III ilarpcrs Ferry.
We happened to he in the capitol OF the
State the evening that the news came, o., rs It
was then thought, the insurrcctlcI at Harper ;
Ferry. Runor ard the crcdulouS fear which
rciencd at the Ferry, had magniiicd Brown aud
his TWENTY-FIVE followers, into Il vast horde OF
Norihcrn Abolition ianaticS-and Il state of the
widest excitement prevailed; but at all times,
even when the confusion and CONSERVATION was
NJ its height, the consciousness that a man OF it,
domitablc energy and prompt action, was at
the head of affairs. seemed 10 bc n source OF
rejoicing to all; on MI SIDES VIC heard the re-
mark. Wise Is the man for the emergency,
and yves he is the man for dny emergency,
was the invariab.c response. During times OF
peace and high POLITICAL excitement, Gov.
Wise had been the >ubjcct-what great states
man has not :-of violent, ard unjust invcctlve,
but. when murder, robbery and treason,
threatened the majesty Of firsilias laws, and
the lives Of NIrciT:a's ~cit;zchs, ali irrespective
Of party. locked with hope and confidence 70 TIE
iron.willcd Executive Of the Old Dominion,
and now that the gallant conduct Of that true
gentleman and tricG patriot, has answered The
highest expectation Of his most devoted adj
mlrers, none the least appreciativc OF dcScr-
wing action and lofty bearing, will refuse 10
award the Just tribute Of admiration and graft
tulc. FOR 30 great a service. so nobly rendered.
Long may he live in the enjoyment OF the
respect, confidence and love of his ieilow-citi.
zens. and long ma? Virginia and America, re-
tain the services OF 50 true a patriot. 80 wise n
statesman, and 50 intrepid an Executive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
TIE ARMoRy AGAIN.

The local column Of Yesterdays Examiner
contains another jereiniad over the State Armo
~, winding up with . grave admonition to the
Governor as to what he ought to do, and hou
he ought to do 1.-THE whole evidently intend
cd to intimate that the State Executive has cul,
pably neglected, for a long time, 10 do some
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RI OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Auorrcrturi'yi is offered our subscribers ~ 'rrfnrst to pay
wha; l.. Tue us ny RENTING the amount through the men,
hers Of the legislature, who will soon come to Richmond.
Th!, will prevent the annoyance Of = collector. and save us
the cost Of one.
We hope our friends will hot suGer the opportunity to
BASS without RENTING to US the amount due.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08

Railway bond. are higher. wing TO the inrreas-i reTe'
ruc Of the roads Er!e, Is. mortgage, -1.>d; 81 extended,
=; 80. o.; 4th, IL; sinking fund. %. convertible, l>,l.i:
and same for l.i2.. Hudson River, Is; mortgage, lv"1
"a. 81: Sd. -. Harlem. Let mortgage, ylH; 20, ~, o. -
Michigan Central S.. So: Michigan southern, 20 ffI!-
;,re. ~; IIiaoi, Central consolidated -, =, frerI"ni 20;
La Crosse Land'g, i:L: Rock Island -, ~ na'eht .
IN. -: "a, 50; Cleveland and Toledo sinking ,Hn'' '":'
LAX. Fri, and wabash. ist mortgage, Jjj.; 90. ""..
There will ma,ur. during this year t~y.l6j.0"0 o'nd' OF
different railway, and Ia l>JJ the amount - Ie"t"
~ ,2s3, 600. i, il not contemplated that . per csiIo I '.e'e
nersed Into stock. The smoUnt tina; become, hte oetseeh
.hs and l-G5, 10 about tl2j. uvJ,otv. II h.ppa'' peihap'
very opportunity. that the railway interest !, ~ .,.s
the great ab,orben, Of capital; for 90 have hsl 'hssr Intse
,uus due In $50 and 1855 promptly r~sinbursfd. would have,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REV YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER.

fCorr.,yonisncs 81 the RichmoHd E"q1HfhI
SFw Yorx, Nov. st p. NJ.
The money marhe; Is exceedingly easy, ard the rates and
supply arc without change. The demand : tolerahIy &C
tive, which Is supplied freely by the foreign firms upon call,
and hy the banks and discount houses on time. !he spring
purchases are now maturing, and are met, wt'hb but Few eN.
cerriou.. with comrnendab!e promptness. Trade i as'uns'
ing n healthy aspect, and. with the many elements Of pros
ueri . surrounding the business community, its results Will,
no doubt. he satisfactory. la the absence Of any coasii'
pr all. demand Tor new enteTi rises the supply Of capita
mus, con,luu. to augment, and grow cheaper as the season
advance, The FOREIGN trade Of the country is in a flourish.
Ing condition, Notwithstanding the iravy impor,ations, ror
villa, nation. as rich in resources rs the United States,
would be cen.en, with circur..eiihei purchases Of tie luIu.
RE. and necessities from other countries, when IL has to
.p,r.. apuuanv. ,i;i.Uo0, oo1 In cotton, !75,o0o,UN, In food,
s.1 OtO in other prolnci., sad :lJ.u.u,nG1 In gold: such i
the coalition Of the coGt.tGy nov, and. with these cnoF-
nous resources, their influence, must create Tor her Ia Ln'
rIue ..p.claly ia London aud rars, that importance Ia
In, financial world TO Which she l. 30 Justly entitled. The
following are thr current rates for money:
Loans en- State and Government: stocks. zoe. 90 % per e.
Loans oil it cIn-. stock securIiits........... tE . per- CT
Loan, on lei elias mercantile paper names. %. : per Ct
Loan. OF let class mere inr!le paper single. ~ , per CT
Loan. on I'd class mercantile paper. 800. NhLi@ per Ct.
Lonns on 81 class mercantile paper .........l2Nls per Ct.
In Foreign Exchange the leading drawer. have 20;
changed the rates, which are ~ilusilvi. extreme. for bill
dr,vn in .um. TO -ui.. Drawn bills from other cities Of The
same standard AZ those Of OGr first class bankers are IN
better supply, and have sol! =. l'?'.alln. southern r"n'
u.rcial bils are also more plenty, aud have been sold ~ \
loss upcn ths cost ia \. OrleAEs-rates GEal ~ lE?' sIio'ir.
III. sales OF transi;u cotton Ia his market, during NE pass
week. has produced quite al amount 81 s'ering' "hd : An'
IS 10 be largely Increased, the cotton being -iipl'rd ifot't "e
southern port. direct, and sold rom -Ainiir' hrrr: ,.t""
ar. iulI the leading drawers asking DE- IHf' "'G i
5i2H; Hamburg 80. a37.: Amsterdam f.i':' IRENE" ~.
ai?'s. -, ,t,,r. IT,. rates for sigh.
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COUSs. CORNS! CORys.

FROM DATE.-Dr. SCHULTZ
Ia, returned. bu, Lis stay again
The civ will lie only one week, when
n. h.. 10 meet engagements farther South. from which be
does not expect room - return. Iii therefore, OF the Ut
mort Importance 30 those desiring instantaneous RELIEF from
Corn, Bunions, Nails. and all other excr-scences OF the
feet. without pain or inconvenience. and NJ the same time
avoid the i'll consequences arising from neglect, 10 make
immediate application. ere too late again.
- OFFICE, Wall Street Hotel, Wall street. Ladies, II
desired as usual, attended .; their rssidences.
Nov SSts
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My opty,ys M,EK.T.X oy. =.

Co..,u-sa.es od.y 5000 hAlrs. IT.. neA' = ;.
.t..u-r America caused greater arfnn.-' 81 we ~ ,,,,e
mark-., add price, improved ) is; h.adl'I-' 'ss,l24
I~,I,aflc size, Of the week were .3,h" DrH -, :,
"a -, i.le,. receipt, same week Last y-sr ~ s-.
norr. Of the wee. 3O,UtJ bales. tota! export, ! !" in 70
.6y WV bales; receipts ahead Q: last Je-f
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LYxrlHrnG MARkers, X0y.

T,ra:yo--Tlu transactions are mostly ~c9t1";,
Io.. Of ucx. PSiIu.Hg .i:,'.2p ~ common 'G',
-ommo leaf Sj.JJAT. no Tn. tobacco of-rins ""s-
not. . c,,trged .rmuess 10 the mlrsc' rei'"
NH. 81 A Al. 81: extra lGt, tI.%'.. hoE!-"e ~
n,r6nc S5:+. Ex.r4 e.. Corn We not" iA''' " 3
MN nd. demand. IDEAL (! % =; retail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

LCorreYo01sacc ef tie Rirhm""F Eq'ier.I
NEw YORK, November 9TH, 1852.
The following interesting statistics regarding
the raw cotton imported into England for the
frs, eight months of 1859, have recently ap-
pcarcd in tie official documents ofthat country.
Rae cotton lmportsd into GrsG. Britain, Ch'oHi L'n"'
',,, 7 o., -,luI, I
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SIZE, .o- II. week ljs5J bale; receipts ~ ,
rc gncL-Eg"i. re. steady. ss't"'E -
it,1,iGg. -xrb4r:r on SSW YDrS DOnsraIy al ff
:n- .an,u .uuuG's; i.-s- bills are qgoI-i ~ p'' 10.
,1j,m cotton irrishis 20 ]Liyerpoo! = VITA ~
tn.L.-..- trrisM,. on cotton 20 Mayre =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08

r,y,cro-Lrr. brin: fron r. 70 common .st
s,ut a: d, 20 40. w~iea.-Wm'e Sl""t" - "''
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..,.,. m,,,.o, material chang. The rates or,ish,

Cseurreu; money .; he above points a ssis-b!e a. abog'
the sane rates.
Tn, stock market has showed an improved feeling for :
few DAYS past, With more disposition 10 operate ~ ;he ton
dividend paying shares. Under increased earning, hr
October. the Western stock, are higher, With les deposition
-mon- IN. bear, 90 but out ,hort lines. The hear element
1, iu.; now rather weak, nor L. the bul! fseliu: very strong
.:i the make; il. quite firm. especially Tor ihr better class
q. secutitI...-nor- from the great ease IN the n:"nty mar
lct than Al Increase VI orders.
The following are tn. October earnings, 80 far as ha.
been reported upon roads whose .'och. are Dealt III Al 'he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
SALES nE srncKS ~ RICHMOND

FOR IT, Hc'S 'id.ny N"f,b'''F- Isl.
REPORTED NJ Z. " PUrtrtL a g., STOCK Bg0EEs..
'irs. MIA 6 per cent, g: year. TO !ua., 10 sale, At he ITAi.!y
Do. DO sales f91H.
aicfuHund City Bonds, lat sales -. HHi .r'"rs,i
,!ryiu.. haua stock, Jar sIu-.1I,, s;2.
Farmers Bank st0cS. 4!"j.
exchange i;anE st"ct, las ss!es !lu".
i!r.nia FiTr AMI Harnc iG,graac" stock, .is, -
dividend %.
Merchants Insurance :'r'L, -Ii"s Si2i.
Richmond fiTe i.suriaiiUH st0ca. last -atrs ~
Virginia Central i.aiIItii stUCA, go
Rchu.Ond auh i'eicssharg Railroad stock, lat '.'s. Sc
XcltmOLd sLd uAny!iI' Railroad steel, a., s4i"s sG
Jane, River aHi KAuarli stock, - "Grrei.
Richmond and D.uyI!e l.t!irOa: guarantee" Hai.
s.lrs St2 dat
Jamy. !;iy-I ADD Kau.vhr lUagau''"r hond' i4'st
.i"u, ,airs -. Fat.
Virginia and tennessee Railroad y. nu-, II mortslg-l'I'
lat sales -! and Interest DO, suI iUon-tsr BOB 80
las; , les r-o ,ui iGier.s'. DO, ~! morisa, lat '1'
81 anr iur,Tr-
yirs ma CeGrra Railroad Bont, :, and interest.
Orang. and AI.NnndE.. giiir"nI Bond. S.' And lEisfe'a
Orange an,i Ne Ndndr;a, PrT cent bonds syJ aGIiHi-fs.
Norfolk City fII and interest.
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sll0a7i.i$5 400, Go ~

Taking the two tables together, 1t Will be
seen that both tic supply and value of cotton
has, within the wears named, decreased every
where bat in the United States. Toshow this,
we submit the following table:
T5,ys.y ce,t.u E.aysri,G i.fo Grsot Britain from he
1T J .Hiuu0fy 10 { 1t September, 1859.
Prom United States. l:razil. Egypt. ir:. India.
1859 so, Gis,- $40 t~l,l9j.>2i S~3.i5!,%1 f.!tbt,2!p
-, =. 800, u.n ".Ii>,i.o ~a:,!S.,Hs1 l',0.l."n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08

Their. we're 2nG head Of cattle ,olt ~ the scai"' tE' zee,
a.. follows: On the 3ist CCtobrr, { 81 t3to $50. - At
10 $50. ~ "a, 81 so to - q: ar. aUi % '-sru D.! .'
head ucr contract ia the :1Guirg, on the 1T N"Srmt'i.
a, -. on the ~, . at fi.-'; on the 81, a. fj< N";A
81. on the "a, h AZ .BJ 20 5ij; on ;he 5th, (! az sF''
-mlsins ..g head, brs!i,s others sold W ia" head
III. mimi. Of no:. ha. been very heavy FOR tp- '"s'..
and p-ic,. have declined -till farther. Thsr- were , ] h"'
MA AZ The scale, ihIs week, AZ s.. G2 30 : for "oru 20. So
L. T.. 10 : - fr disl.!lsry
me .uppiy q Sheep rls ordinary in qGal.y. aai ,s.i
% 20 . p,s head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
;.illIlU G.1S;,slI AZ

The quantities embraced in the above is ll2
lbs. TO the cwt., avcirlupois weight. Judging
by this table one would suppose that the cot
ton supplied from other parts OF the world in
competition with the United States was more
formidable than what Il comparison OF values
will Justify; which will he seen from the fol-
lowing table, estimating the pound sterling at
five dollars:
RAIN. Of cotton imported into Great Britain, from IAN.
uJryl ia Sc p.eMber |.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08

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foT prime. I
wur.r-Marlc: qair-rr:me e.! aud "!I'e .-'
Fancy white l3.
CJ4S. sales 81 -.
Ms PoR. IT. ,cc'!pu Stat -.
ToB4crn-Thc n 4rSe: l., arrive "r"A'"nhH "s''
with an Improvement Ia pru.Hs' W nor f.''
81 gjs9 -.
B,c"S-SScck light. We qu,:" Cincinnati i'd
and shoulder, =: Uby the hniD
FLurE-Extra sGp-rbn- =, INC T" i"r
roua'sg s,ur can he hal fnf - cent, pr "Aif'''