davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BAax LOST AND TIE No1uER DIDN'T ksow IT,
Quite an interesting teene took pl4cs at tbs
Tennessee depot yesterday alterut ou, under
the following circumstance: Just h+fo1s the
tims OF The departure, darksJ came running
down the platform with oAb!1yes, hrs
baby-in his arms, calling out, who's lost 4
baby r. X Who's lost q haby7" No one claim
iuz the darliog Of it, mother. our Atri:an
cisiming, in quite q rn.lodious voice, " y he
iosa d1s chile I" when a Indy arose and e1caio,-
Cd" God hlesa mel forgot ahe darling little
czeature!"
Tie bsby WIS placed in it, rnother'a arms,
when the darkey retired. highly delighted In his
ha1ing restored The little ono to its ca1e1sss
mama1..-Lyn&A1sr9{ {YA) R<pad!ie1n.
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o3NHI1FV".st 11Is4 2 VT st4 I
Correspondence rtess a1d Ts.buce-l

NA%e1-@4V"st
Correspondents rtess asd Tr.bure-l
0us G. asn fellow citizens OF this county
feeling that the cause Of true Republicanisn,
needs but 10 be e1pounded in order to insure
complete triumph in this State, according to
notice given at late hour, assembled IN this
place 70 listen to Hon. Carl Scbu1z. on tbs Esd
inst. The rally WAS made at the warehouse of
Solte T. Mcclure. The well-known ability Of
Mr. Shurz is an ample guarantee that our city
was shroDged on that day. All o'clock the
Wids Awakes, numbering over ore hundred,
in iull uniform, marched in procession u The
resid nee Of Dr. Hoffman. Mr S. was here
upon his appearance enthusiastically cheeredb By
the Wide Awakes. From here the procession
proceeded to the appointed place Of speaking.
Upon The a.rival OF the procession at tie
warehouse the cannon belched farth in loud
notes Of warning to those Who still cling 20
blindly to tny principle" Mr. .. opened with
some remarks in Englisb, to the effect that be
started On his tour to speak in German, for
useful purpose, consequently he would leave
the Ornamental for seine one else. lie then
commenced in German, reviewing il con-
secu1ive order the principle issues Of the day.
LIE spoke OF the Massachusetts amendment,
and concluslreiy demonstrated that the Demo-
cra's had finger in the pie, and therefore the
Republicans we're not solely to blame.
Thoroughly eittlnae "7opular sovereignty, -
he pointed out the Inconsistency at the "cos~
trine." arguing that its author {Dou3las} had
designedly torn down the Missouri Compromise
IN order that he might introduce slavery into
the Territories; and that BY "nor-'ntervention'
the Monarch Of Ethiopia" conquered New
Mexico, u scope nf country five times as large
as the State Of New York; also. that the Drsd
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candidate for Governor and Richardson
and McCleruand and Logup, Douglas candi-
dates for Congress, are ccl,oing the sentiment
from every stumpin the S,a,e-but Mr. Ac.
Cormick, ha,isg bouyht lhe f'ng'as oFsau' u.s.
surcs the people that he knows th+ aec4nFa'
tion to bo uutrue-lhat Douglas and Allen
and Richardson lie; aud that tho trus policy
Of ths Dreckinridge men in Illinois is to sup
mort the mar who is telling this lio against
their faroyite-
We commend this mntter to the serious
consideration Of oil honest supporters Of Mr..
Douglas. In the sale Of tho 7imts, they hare
tho confession Of ono Of their most sagacious
men that Douglas chances are utterly beyond
hope. In tho support Of Douglas by the lead
ing Breckenridge men ot the State, they mas
sae that they arc only playing the monkey
part in raking Breckenridge ehcstnuts ont
Of the fire. II they are horest in their pro-
fessions Of love Of freedom and regard for tho
rights Of free labor, they will not suffer them
selves to 10 made The tools Of slavery propa'
gapdists aad disunionists, but will vote for
honest Abe. Lincoln.
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tw~ The number Of deaths in st.. Louis last
week were ao?--dfty two more than the pre-.
vious week. OF the deceased, one hundred aud
sixty. one were white males; one hundred and
six were white females; two were slaves, and
one hundred and thirty-nins were under ire
years Of age.
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The Chicago Pa1ss AND Tx1BuSE Is il error
ia supposng that these Il general election IN
Under our new Constitution, the general cleo
ton this year and every fourth year. thereafter
takes place in November This year it takes
place On the 9th day OF Sorember.-fotad 6ia<<
E41iskr.
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T TIE Democracy Of Vermont hare agniu
nut I'D John e. Sa1e for Governor. Now let
them take hold and gire him every vote. They
will BE- few enough 1t best; hat let him have
the last one. John - clever fellow, q genius,
wag, md writes good, livel5, rat')ing verses
ADORE Ill, he IL genuine uunker, belieTing in
Ram, slavery, and all other Democratic princl'
ntes. II there be any other>
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A. Down-couNTRx LETTER.

EHnadSAn FtSfeers~.Farmtrsa axd FSrMls
81 lIi3Aots---&' Erssn HsAa4>s PIsafv.~.
Nes. Chsi<Fas-R<ady Rsn.szy--F~tss IT.
pur&t EMTfAfe
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- Paul Morphy il about to take up his real
dence In Paris, his sister, Madame ~ brandt,
| and bis mother harin1 removed shsls.
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{Cc,.capondsnee Of the Press and Ti!hu7s,


DE- sogo. Jackson Co., ILL.,, July - 1eto.
Yesterday was u great day in this part Of
Egypt. 4 Lincoln and Hamliu pole was raised
At this plEce-the FIRST in the benightcd Milk
District. It made many hearts thrill with joy
when tho stars and stripes were flung to the
breeze, inscribed with the names Of the gallant
leaders Of the Republican cause, and the vel
kin rang with such hearty shouts, that the dirt
eating Democracy was amazed at the audacisy
Of the gal!ant little band Of Wide Awake he.
publicana who could thus beard the Lion in his
den
". ". Eisenhower, Esq, Of your city, ad-
dressed the assemblage, aud fired some hot shot,
which had a telling effect upon the old line
Wings and Fillmore men. and mada the split-
tail Democracy squirm. The club in this pre-
cinet numbers forty-one man voted for Fre-
mont in 1856, and left for parts unknown upan
the 6rst train. Ffemont's vote in jackson Co.
was 14-Fillnore 322. You may set down Lin
Gains ycte at 400, and probably 500. as there
Gre several hard-woskers enlisted In the cause.
aad they hope to convert the Bel! men and souse
old line Wings who arc ho1ding out against the
conviction of their hearts, before Norembe.
next. Tbs entiEe yote Of the county will reach
$500. Wont that do pretty well for benigh.ed
Egypt? Yours, 3.
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GREAT NEWS FROM CL4Y.

Correspondents Of the Press and Tribuns]
NEx1A- Clay Co, Ill.,. July -, LEGO.
Tho friends Of freedom are wide.awahe in
this county. Yesterday afternoon Lincoln
aid IIamlin Club was organized in this precinct.
The attendance was large and ELECTIVE
Speeches were made by Messrs. kitchell Of
0lner, Pettiiohn Of Centra1ia, and Oan.nhower
Of Chicago. 4 constitution was adopted md
the following gentlemen elected permanent Off
GERS:
Etzsidsat-S. II. Site.
riee Ruzdents-John Lawson, James II.
Mayer.
Stere!ary-D. F. Mcconnell.
Corresponding Ste7ttary-H Z. Winans.
Tf<asurtr-J. n. II. 3tabry.
There arc 1o3 avowed Republicans in thi4
precinct, where Fremont received but 2 votes
in 1856.
The Chairman Of the Douglas Central Com.
mittes was present .: the meeting, and admit
ted that Lincoln will have 100 votes in ,he
county. This is significant, as the highest vote
erer polled was 200 in 1s5G-of which Ere
mont lad 90. In 1858 Miller receired42l vote.
in this county.
We have had no rain here for near six weeks
and The corn is beginning to suffer in some 10
calities. Iourz, N.
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1TASSER'5 FIVE MINFI}
leo Cream Freezer,

iH} 1AA1AAts - L ~ ~ @AAA'' IL
Ice Cream Freezer,
~ LnPR0I-En ron ls59iU.
The onl7 Fste.xz constructed SC! I, 4: T.: >.
With aEvoIv1.o c4u and aFA1so sLAnE stra,'f. ::
oae IA, T1Sa tho lecIiux ot Tie erean-ttc ... NJ. -
It ~ ~, - fzc1cu.
The NOS: zao!d In rses Lag with Tie :ea* s4.:':.
The EcozoxtcAtf ia eo>t, aA. Il Tie :s:;-1
prxAnL1 In structure. For s,la u
~ ~ y e II Il II CM'S,
47...................>1Ars s1szsr.......,......l;
E1-GeneI.l pyaIsE % Asu.eketf!ns Il o:. ~
EANS! FANS! FANS! FANS:
Psa.l Stick, IA White, B!os. GERRY. H.:
Fans. Fans, Fans. laE>.
pes, st=k, pl.;a. soan.!sa. sssser=d. x..ss. s,:
Fans. Fans. Fans. Flu,.
ivory s:ss. Ia wsite. pus t:ee:ry. :..,.
Fans. Fans. Fans. fah>.
1vor7 stes. s!vsssa. Painted. E:ra'oi:~,s-.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Sandal Wood srek. IN >Gs, c:ata L:r':.
Fans. Fans. Fam. Fans.
Sandal Wood cuta. s.:=l.hs. hou;. ~. 80. -:a:
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
r..a L,sen. $; ;sa:a Aaa M"1nas f-::.
Fans. FaEs. Fans. Fans.
orer,. H..s; and ra;t: sa:, Al s.:'.:='.
Fans. Fans. Fans. FANS.
Palm Leaf; r.asn 'rsssa Lsas. T-.'e:, III sst
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
All K!at,, All rr.ee, ::ota ee.:4 70 -. i.
AT PARKS, 1914 t..AkF:-tT
Carriers. t'arters. GArtcr<.
Ea.t1e:lsseA in s!.s aud re:y.t
t,artcrs. Carriers. tartrt>.
Wire E,4s.!ca in Ed. Linen and ':o''',.
Carriers. Carriers. GarterS.
In i1ak, in plns. la White. N 1:>,'.
Carriers. GarterS. Carriers.
All sor. an. s!ses Al rss.nns a;.t r..:..
AT PARKS, 124 LAKE STREET
To GRAIN DEALERS
WAREHOUSE RECEIPT BOOKS,
MAuufa~.atf'. and :'r sae W
| JONES. tE:uCE s s"t.
! GRAIN CONTRACT BoOKs.
| Manufactured! anu 10. ta'> II
JuSEs. rxEDUk : sr:'L
| GRAIN ORDER BOOKS,
| Manufactured AID tor tae ~
| JONES. rGRDrE L ,Ni::-
CAR GRAIN BOOKS,
| Aaaufa4 t1r.d and ter lao -
| JONES. rExpIE { SMALL.
WAREHOUSE RECEIVING AN" SALTS
| Manufactured snd 70. .a.e by
JONES, rE::;urE X SMALL
RAILROAD. cASAL AND LAKE snirF:>''
| Manufactured aud tos eA.e ay
| Zones, Perltilc i; Sasan3f,
srArteSsas B.4zx-E:x M4su'AtrrarE' Aa' ~
t2:..~.........LAKEs sTEEsT: :.::::::..::t::
& G Il l. ESl S G A l. h. ):
sAFus. a4TEa::
.Ys VS. i" , s. tsand md !. I'll H.: Ii'KY IL ! foissy1 Ill.
| fAsusug Company We ts'n bslDf.
| 1888 So. Water NJ, chicago, Ill.
They ha7e also on han.s
HAY, POtK. FLOUR. DORMANT. ror:rAst
PLATFORM, an al other Dr. c1iptton cf SCALES. ::
| 4 full assortment OF TRTCkS. LETTER RI E-s.s :
! SUGAR MILLS. H., H.
r. Tho Company y II veil Ut tbs l-w-., r"<.hr
and alt Will do ~sil TO call st 1a1 South ":et = ~
|
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Indiana Congregational Candidates.
The Congressional candidates Of both politi.
cal parties hsre been completed in Indiana, and

ase Is follows:
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was determined upo1. The names Of Doug
la md johnson wars placed at the head Of
its columns, aud Breckenridge men in Illinois
were urged to supp IT them. What for? Not
TO secure tie c!ec,ion Of Mr.. Douglas; for Ar.
Mccormick understands clearly enough that
his election is not on the cards at nil; but
With the hope TINT by such an uuiop, the votc
Of Illinois might be giyen to Mr.. Douglas, the
election Of Ar. Lircoln by The people be dc.
fssted. utd the choice Of President bo carried
70 the House, and perhaps the Senate, where
enc OF The other Of his men would be cure to
be elected. TIE Herald cspou.cd the cause
Of uougiaa for the sake Ct Breckinridge AID
IApe. IN ary other contingency, It would
lave advocated The running Of a Breckenridge
ticket in Illinois.
This brings III to the purchase Of the Times.
By oors ,lidaiug tle two papers, and running
tbs united establishment during the campaign
a Douglas conctrn, the rli1ewd proprietor
il prepared 1or any contingency. # Breckin'
ridge or Lane Is elected, his course, being fully
understood, will be appreciated in high places
il Lincoln succsens, then his pnpe1 Is tho Or
ean Of the United Democracy Of Illinois
sAtisfying the Douglas men BY advocating
him on the one tandsAnd equally satisfactory
to tho. Dreckinr1dgo men On tho other, b
beine at hesrt with them md ready to co-ope
rsts With thcm lot the future. In. hil
announcement to the public, Mr.: Accarmicl
s.Ys ~ shall, Of course, give Judge pouG!a
asn earnest support BY all the means in n:
~power; but whi,e doing 80 cannot sno
".nit to tha. tsst Of my sincerity which re
aquires me to de1ounco 1hs great body Ct th
"southezn Democracy as ditunionists. Thi
~ know 70 be un,rne, md no consideration
"car induce .:,e to sanction it-' Shrewd III
Mccormick Nr. Douglas is tarersinl
.hs country declaring Breckenridge ans
his party to be disunionists, wherere
b. makes u npeech; allen, tho Dougla
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md an infamous demagoeue. {llisses and
eroaus for Dougia& Now he ii i11pudeut
enough to 80 about preaching funeral sermons
over The dead statesman: But his ISLANDERS Of
Clay alive were as nothing to his SANDERS Of
Clay dead He has lately gone 60 far as 10 say
that the principles advocated By the iu<trious
Keutuckian we're the same ~ his. TCheers
and laughter can never iorgire him for
that. tLond applause.1
Another thiIg don't like about Douglas is,
| that I ctn's understand bis orinions m the
| slavery question. l would soon stske my
reputation on tho opinions Of auy o,her man q
ror aeouxiutance, twenty years ahead. as On hia
| fnr a. many days. He did enee change in one
d.y less thsn twenty. [Grea: laughter Will
! eny man here say be knows what Dir. douglas
! opinions really are iutre the speaker, 4mid
/ great merr1mens among the Rudiences, Ielated
In detail the Giants changes Of political CON.
have heard many people call Douglas anart
but never heard one call him honest. Laugh:
tor.l Did ever any man here to- day? lccif
erous cries OF "No."1 AL men eay 50 Of on1
eood Old Abe: lch.er. n*f' ti;, !; d,t,stsne, If a
1nportarce. 1tshou1d hnre weight a.the polit
anil it will [Appfause.]
l came nysel1 from slavc State. Poor whit
girls wished there I'LL day over hot and steam
ing tab. and under hlazsg sun, for ten cent
*aay cfss Of 1hsTs ;s. 'asS n,s u. S@cs~s .Sc
! S~0sAS
negro wercb, equally strong, ecnad be h.te'
for that price: IN keatneky iwas a iab11,p 3II
couldn't1 get more1 Decanse Ieg1o man, q
Of equal ply steal strength, could be hired 70
Us per year. lie conld be FED on cqs1ser qs foo
Than !, nd would be submissive. fs;t nun
bers Of alsves aro thus biz cd out, md fully thei
number Of poor white men ale driven to u
wall or banished by slave composition from n
l4ud of their iai,h. Do you want sneh On lnstl
| tutinn in your tarritor,cst Cries of"So; no.
Who ever heard Republican preaching dis
uuions More than hsh the Democratic msm
bers Of The present Congress are rank dlsu9io1
ISIS, Tho Douglas Il en- were determined to bar
one on thelr ticket They nominated one il. .th
person OF F'tspatriek: " refused to run; II The
they nomine'ed ahother IL the pcrspa o1 sohI
son. [LaugAter.] jim Allen aod bomtas,
| Vustsmep,o SancLo Pan1a Fictliu rev,1e th
Republicans because theJ have ieecerperatsa
theH national p.;sorn PR q hat t1e IA Sefsss R,e
Republican vas the author Of that DECLARATION
Ono Thomas JeteEson. IOheers') Did any
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAl,


FRIDAY, Sept. l4-s p. NJ.
There Ia no change In the money market. The
demand for call loans at 81 d z per cent Is pretty
active, and there Is . fair supply Of paper seeking
discount at 81 "A. For the present the alarm
about stringent money market appears TO have
subsided, and parties are lending as freely ever
1t the advanced rates.
A moderate business was done today in foreign
bills, within the limits Of 1904 for sterling, and
sl3I Is for francs the quotations being for bank
ers' bills. The steamers tomorrow are the Fulton
and the City Of Manchester, which will probably
take out from six to seven hundred thousand dol
lars, q fair proportion Of which viii be specie.
The shipments Of gold, at the present rate Of ex'
change, lisa very speculative business, and IN many
cases results in loss TO the shipper.
The transactions At the Stock Exchange today
we're large, and In most descriptions further adj
vance was realized. The bears appear 10 have
withdrawn from the contest. aud the upward move
ment proceeds without interruption. u is argued
by those who believe In higher prices that, compar-
inr the present business Of the railways with that
Of previous years, nearly all the leading railway
stocks are very much lower than they ought to be.
When last the roads took In a. much money as they
are now doing New York Central was selling AZ
mar. Rock Island at 90, Galena at or near par,
Michigan Southern common at 20, Illinois Central
n no. Reading at 90 Erie At co. and 50 on through
out the list, and II Is argued that a. the public
gradually recover from the prejudice against rail
vay property eugendcred BY the crisis. these
prices win undoubtedly rule once more. Il Is Ger.
tain that the recent advance Of Is 20 per cent
has rather tended 20 increase than to diminish the
volume Of purchases, both on speculation and for
investment, BY the outside public. Nor y this dim.
cult 10 explain. Almost every person who has
bought stocks within the past ninety days
has mads money; almost every bear seller
has lost money. Even the recent decline OF 9 ,
per cent did not profit the bears. for their heaviest
short sales were at the lowest points touched. The
bulls thus Strengthened. both in pocket and in con
fdence, enlarge'he circle Of their operations, while
The bears are sorrespondingly intimida,ed and
driven from the cr-le Of speculation. OF course Il
cannot be expected hat each day shall witness an
advance In every stok. There must, even In the
most bull periods, be suI days and reactions; the
advance in one stock may be greater than In others
and some may, for long periods, remain stationary
and neglected. But Il seems pretty certain that all
or nearly all the speculative siocks OF the day will
have profits TO divide this fall md next spring, and
IL follows as natural consequence thatthe chances
are in favor Of their being at leas IS high in price
then a. now. Hence, parties who are not regular
spectators are encouraged 70 buy sie~ shares 2
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, ss as n ssDss ss'S ,s = e. sable asa
.n sh Ias ney ihsmp'on scs iiysrpo a daya wHh
Y O. me y e ~ !. .ss as
Joe, oboom and fore 'opgaiAn0a HAD Light windr b
ship New world knight Liverpool Aug with mose ard
sflp SCRANTON hasna' Liverpool Aug 10 with udse %
oos g Has hal snds aa1ns ss x sn sa
vii ss yDs sss' e ss .ssa
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Ar s.rs Nara ss a. ~ Mes So
x9s % s 50 ion 81 ss ssnasd bark Leighton.
Bari chss Rssp swan n Jaso with sugar &C. Mcore..
S ws s' & ss W. W.
Big Lady cS.Pmsp di0. Cooper eona'vss. Aug 30 I'm
Sa S s sys ,ss E,, y Az v: 4 1s
ssSr Ellen ssss s ssssi s sesSsrs. 5 Days
s sssT r., of Esss xiss1a sc days
scSr L oS1f Reerss asmsn vs isb n GA Great
Ess a nS NM a. sy 90 .s
anchor
s sssr F.nan wf Ksa% v, S%~sr Virginia.
schr Davidson Ryder, Virginia
ssT FF -sssss. cfFs 1sa%Sr viF yasa
ss Rsss Pssasps
sehr Clara smith fhhaSeIpbi a.A
Schr VIM Mowbray. kosiDson, Philadelphia
Schr hip Carpenter. Founian City Nor~sch.
kchr Mary Taylor, Wilson, Great Egg Earoor
Schr Charger Madam, Elxsbethpor, FOR Providence
Schr Princess, Lowell, Boston. days
Schr Jacob Raymond Handy, Boston for Albary
Schr Adelne, Jones, Dennis, 3 days
Schr Laguna, Mitchell New Haven. daye.
Steamer Kennebec johnson. Phladelphis-
Steamer Bristol. Pierce. Philadelphia
Steamer Potomska. Nye. New Bedford.
Steamer Weschester Jones' Provideroe.
Steamer Valley City. Chapman Derby, On
Bark Mary Bcnty, reported beoT ms ninpe
ton msake-the bark Maria Rsr.t arrived MIR A NJ
being the vessel intended.
Ship Sir Robert Peel I&rrabes, from Lcndoo-n sgti Vi
sunset In the ofng.
ship supposed be he Rhine, Moore, from Lnndon.
Wind at sunset 8. light.
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nv Inc annexed list vin be seen tina, the scale Of
prices at Washington Market has undergone slight
change since our quotations For the ls sx mcaihs
meats have remained ats standard Azure bat the butchers
nov demand advanced ngure-
Porterhouse steak isc sirion, l2c. alec roast
ina pieces, i2c. q lsc.: coruct pieces SC TO-.
lamb. loo. q lee
Veal outlets, isc COG hind quarters. loo. isc.
rresh pork loo. . 11c hams lee; shoulders, lie
i2r /. roasting pigs. tl rs . - 80 each.
Fowb. per h., lec. lsc broilers, per pair, &c
81 "a turkeys, per ~ lie 2oc geese, per H. l0c
IL ducks PER pair, VI . 81 70
Butter, Isc. 2sc per 10; eggs, IA for Is cents.
Table ceiery Ice isc. per doz cabbage, &c. &C. per
bead; potatoes, " " 10 per boil
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me following comparative eta cement Of the impcrA
offoreen dry geods al New York for the and
January L.
For ne sssx. 1858 1860 1890
Entered st the port. $3.50 326 s35, lao I,2o2532
rhrc.n on market. i,2a2,s2s ioso,s6l I,Ao5,s43
Entered at the port 44,722,s57 sess2 s4s sls2oo2a
Thrown on market. ,os7027 10000 1857 s2,o07,4is
me dimnuton in the importation Of dry goods at this
port, so confidently predicted by some WRITER'S has
yet been realized any material decrease for the
msnder Of the present year. compared with the last
occur the time has arrived when We should begin TO
receive evidence Of the fact Bv reference TO the
above table viii be tina. the entries Of dry ,ods
the past week, - well as the amount thrown
upon the market, have been in OF those
for the same period the two preceding years.
Taking the aggregates since the LIST Of January
last they approximate 10 those Of the past year
than persons may have bean led to suppose This will be
seen nom the following table -
1869 $780, Decrease.
Entered At the port $50 902 ol6 81 $40 ia s3l2 800
Thrown upon market. so,0o0s37 S20o1,A l9 79S3,6lS
on the value Of goods entered last week for censump
ION, wooens amounted TO s603 cotton goods 10 $685.
as, silks to ssos oeo Tar ssso4s and miscellaneous
articles 70 s57 o4s
Entered for Const1nptiot-
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The Southern trade about over for tho SEASON having
terminated rather earlier than usual II has also been
moderate and not much over bali what ~ was last y90g
There may be- ~ has commonly occurred heretofore SOME
duplicate orders sent for the purpose Of keeping
sortmcats me Western trade, though somevhat rregu
r has been o argsr volume The past than the preceding
week with Indications Of furthcr the
season advances 1hs for domestic cotton Foods
continued 70 Be- su'.lned and wshou, important socu
districts the interior state that the spnncrs, far
supplies Of wafer perm tied, were running ful time. At
last accounts from Liverpool cotton vNs siessy while the
state Of trade Al Manchester was less favorable,
attributed mainly 70 the unfavorabe character o. the
from India feature OF the week has been the
creased frequency aud amount Of the auction sAes Heavy
brown sbectinrr selling r. fair extent at sSss
&C.. medium ne, and light ~ 5sc. Beached shectipFs
and shirtings IN fair demand and supplies light.
Drills we're IN good demand 10 part for home consumrt,n
and 10 part FOR export The demand for ca ina Light
We quote standard browns al &C l0c, and aloNc
for blues. Coiorsd cottons unchanged. Cotton
fannels were Hrmer Cotton dnck was arm and without
important movcment 0snaburTs were active and in
rood dc nnd for the manufacture OF grain bags Prints
or small patterns hrm with sales 70 fair extent
Domestic staple goods including mixed articles Of cot
ton and WOOL delsnes, and all wool goods were without
change Of Importance compared With the previous wccs
current prices
In foreign rood. the fluctuations have no, bccu mpor
tsnt, and importers have been able 70 sell At
Satisfactory prices The heaviest saes Of French worst
ed goods and thAvs, nc, being made By auction.
ne public sales this week have been auvmeutng
scale. and are pretty well attended BY merchants from
the ntercr and adjacent cities Nessrs. wllmcrding,
Hoguet Hnmbcrt heid sale yesterday Of 900 brochc
sharis Of The importation Of oscar Prues, % They
shsws brought % Is 70 81, longs brought % ssts
% 81 and rich num mated cnerlle shavls an sold
chiefly 10 Western and wholesale Dealers al ~ 81 "
TO- An importation of stella shaws taken ~ full
Prices BombAxnes mcrlnocs &c wore sold low. nessrs.
ranwyck, Townsend Warren held sale 10 day Of %.
600 shawls embracing an extensive assortment The sae
proved 70 be spirited one and the prices obtained sat
isosory he goods were Of the Importation Of Moss
Ihrion, Maillard A o.