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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-12-05
re- Rut ono election hoe hoon hold

ES- But one election has been held
since the general election on the 9th of
November. That was in Norwalk, Con
necticut, whore the democrats swept eve
rything from Mayor down. That is very
we'll for a party which, according TO the
black republicans, has already had its
end.
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VEN YEARS!
The seven years of unrivallcd success attend
ing the
COSMOPOLITAN ART association

Have made it household word throughout
every quarter of the country. Under the aus
pices of this popular Institution, over $780, 900
homes have learned to appreciate, by beautiful
works Of art on their walls, and choice literature
on their tables, the great benefits derived from
becoming q subscriber.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For SO they will recoive-1st. The largo and
superb engraving, 30x3S inches, entitled, ''Eal-
staff MASTERING his Recruits.''
I'd. One copy, one year, of the Cosmopolitan
Art Journal. And four admissions, during the
season, to The Gallery of Paintings, 54S
Broadway, N. Y"
The Art Journal is too we'll known to the
whole country to need communication. IL is
magniicently illustrated magazine of art, con-
tanning essays, stories, poems, gossip, &C., by the
very best writer's in America.
| Subscriptions received until the evening of the
3lst of January, 1861, at which time the books
will close and the premiums be given 20 sub
scribers.
For further particulars send for n copy of the
elegantly illustrated Art Journal. Regular price
| so cents per number. Specimen copies, Is cents
| Address, @. l.. DERBY, Actuary C.. A. A.,
$40 Broadway, New York.
N. B.-Subscriptions received and forwarded
by Gro. D. SANFORD, Agent for Grand Haven
and vicinity.
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Dental Notice.

DR. E. R. Il. CARPENTER takes pleasure
IL in informing the citizens Of Grand Haven,
and vicinity that he has returned TO Grand Rap
ids and permanently re-oponcd his Dental ONCE,
at the old place, corner of
Pearl and Canal Street, entrance ON
Canal Street.
DR.. C. would intimate that he would be happy
to see all who require superior Dental work.
No inducements offered for second-class, low
price operations. Persons living at distance
are requested to make engagements fin advance)
by letter or otherwise. Dr. c, would beg leave
to refer to the following gentlemen:
WIN. M. FERRY, GALEN EASTMAN,
M, i. HOPKINS, i. p. FERRY.
Grand Rapids, Nov. Il, 1860. ln95 tt
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G1- The shipping on the great lakes
is rapidly increasing. There arc now 45O
steamers, valued at $9,5oo,ooo, and L.
100 sail vessels, valued at 100000,
employed in freighting.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-12-05

Ey- Lincoln received less number Of
votes at Springfield, H., the place of his
residence, than any candidate on the re-
publican State ticket, the following being
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
i. O s L

A Pair of spectacles, (gcld bows) on satur-
fAday last, as is supposed, near Ferry a son 5
Office. The finder will be literally rewarded by
returning the same 10 the undersigned,
Grand Haven, Dec. 3. WIN. M. FERRY.
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the count:

On the other hand, but three Of the
candidates on the democratic ticket ran
ahead of Douglas, and they only few
votes.
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TRAINS WEST WARD.

Boat will leave Grand Haven for Milwaukee
7:15 p. NJ. reaching Milwaukee next A. M.
Refreshments at Detroit, 0wosso and Grand
Haven, and upon Cos Ferry steamer "Wind-
sOr," on Detroit River.
Comfortable Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven.
Trains leave tcrmini daily, Sundays excepted.
The Telegraph Line is now open for Public
Business.
CONNECTIONS
AT DETROIT Western Railway for
all points East-Mchigan Central Michigan
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MILWAUKEE--Wi With the Mississippi,
Lacrosse, Racine, Chicago, WATERFOWL, and
Horizon Railroads, for all points West and
Northwest.
Passengers for Great Western Railway go on
the Railway Ferry Steamer at d. Il M. X. Dock,
leaving Dock Mt Gas A. NJ, and $50 PM.
The Company's Timetables can be had "a
any Of the Stations.
w. X. MUIR, Gon1 Sup't i
ID. 4 M. r. Offices, Dec, 1860. n90 4
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J. F. Chubb, Manufacturer Of and
Dealer in Flows, Cultivators, Threshing Ma
chimes, Reapers, Mowers, Hay Presses and all
kinds of Farming Tools and Machines. Ag-
ricultural Warehouse, Canal Street, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
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EE- Both branches of Congress con-
vened on Monday and adjourned TO the
following day, when the Presidents mes
sage was probably received. We intend
to furnish our subscribers with the mes
sage at the earliest period within our
power, after it has been delivered, in the
form of an extra.
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The Secession Movement.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 80.
An immense meeting was held at In
stitute Hall tonight, at which addresses
were made by Mr.. Meminger and others.
Meminger recommended, if the govern
ment did not surrender Fort Moultrie to
her on South Cardinals retiring from the
Union, that it be taken by force.
New YORK, Dec 1.
A letter from Mr.. Houston, of Ala,
states that the feeling among conserva-
tive men of that State is rapidly tending
towards secession. He, however, is for
the Union.
The HeralGS Washington dispatch
says: "Judgo McGrath is likely to be
the next Governor of South Carolina, or
first President of the Palmetto Repub-
lie"
SAVANNAH, Ga. Dec. /.
Judge Eugene Nesbet, formerly one of
the most conservative men of the State,
advocates immediate secession. H
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. l.
There was large and excited meeting
here last night. Resolutions were passed
accepting the ''irrepressiblo conflict call
ING on the Governor to convene the Leg
islature; favoring State convention, and
telling the southern States that Tennes-
see will stand by the action of the south
ern convention, for veal or woe.
MILL1DGEvILLE, Ca, Nov. 80.
The Legislature chose Presidential
Electors to-day with the following result:
For the Breckenridge ticket, l73; for the
Bell ticket, Sd; for tho Douglas ticket, 8.
About 10 members did not vote.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Nov. 80.
There wero enthusiastic DEMONSTRATIONS
to-day at the suspension over the river OF
Palmetto flag. A saluie.was fired; the
Marseillaise and various polkas were play
cd, but no national airs.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. Nov. 80.

E1- 1t appears from the census that
the population of Kansas is 10000.
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THIS Delicious Tonic Stimalant,
ESPECIALLY designed for tho use of the
~ Medical Profession and the Family, hav-
ing superseded the so-called Gins" >" Aromat-
TO-" F" Cordial, !" Z" Medieatod," Schnapps," ETC.,
is now endorsed by all of the prominent physi-
clans chemists and connoisscurs, as possessing
all those Intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic and
durctic) which belong TO an old and pure
Gin. Put up in quart bottles and sold by all
druggists, groccrs, etc.
A. M. BININGER & CO.,
Established in I77S) Sole Propriotors,
Number 10 Broad street, N. Y.
For sale by ID. y. Barnes ~ Co., No.
Is Park Row, New York. l07 Iy
Our long experience and familiarity with tho
requirements of Druggists, and our superior bu-
sincss facilities, enable us to furnish them with
choice Liquors for medicinal aud family use.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-12-05

DELAWARE ELEcTIoN.-The following
is the official result of the election in the
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-12-05
L. N. WADE, Pioneer,
HAT, CAP AND FUR STORE.
AN ATTRA CTIVE STOCK!
or great variety and at very low prices.
Also largo and complete assortment Of
Boots and Shoes.
no PLEASE CALL & EXAMINE. ~osG

At the Marble Block, first door above Collins
Hall, Canal ST., Grand Rapids Mich. ly n99
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George d. Sanford, Dealer in News
papers' Periodicals, School Books, Stationery;
also Detroit Daiies and Weeklies, Yankee
Notions, Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Nuts, DC
First door above the News Office, Washing
ron straet
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ChancerY Order.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court for
the County of Ottawa, in Chancery. AT
session of said Court, held at the Court House,
in the Village of Grand Haven, in said Coun-
ty, on Tuesday, the 18th day of November,
A. d., 1860. Present, the honorable Flavius
J. Littlejohn, Circuit Judge.
Alma Brott, Complainant
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New YORK, Dec. ]
SAVANNAH, Ga. Dec. /.

Judge Eugene Nesbet, formerly one of
the most conservative men of the State,
advocates immediate secession.
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N. B.-Subscriptions received and forwarded
by Gro. D. SANFORD, Agent for Grand Haven,
and vicinity.
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CoNNEOTIONS

Trains leave tcrmini daily, Sundays excepted.
The Telegraph Line is now open for Public
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-11-06

e loOJ.
l9a. b f r.-9sa y HHsdale
,,Rats;
iau L..na.. e..I - -.u,,y re.
. .H. I.. I.F .leasu-
gry @ Tbir.
-'.. ... also from th, JsDorts
O.. .... .. ...., Of tae State, q, ind
.... ... ht. been in iebt 10 tie : ate
years from Three to Four
a balance now due to
..rp Hurlued aHl sey.
.r. a . 4.p committee would suo.
To-. 'vUgTa this indebted.
To-. rte t,u,.g 3, uos -. roor
.. ...e ag ium ,hr public CRIB
w. wweu3 tat tls County
of fy.ro Hun reI Doll- o.
u. .n- up -r3 debt ,2gJ 90
t..r #m 6 Ngh.se. Ilr.
Ho p... the s,s.aTie VI
N. o.. '56l 500 20
t. -a.s fr,.,.a
,.... .1r.. Eve F.1ls
1000 90
ur... o.
gu.rr IS -rmuantr4
rprlHH tt sun of
ulel ,.I r., l,5oO 90
"a adiuou to the
slts. at there I've faised
H4yms 90 Il tn State tax
ts airport .,..! 20 sail county,
'..-uu Of Ere Thousand, One
ilulHral asl S.vy-71c aad 92-
I'.#ars. 5,I6l 90
Au..f when s ....tluly subul tod.
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JEWELRY STORE.
watch. Clock and JeweIry Repniri

W 1IVH. NsOCN HIU III ''F'I9 nv I''''''
I'VE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
his J,xelry store the east side o' Broad stree" o"
40. 20 MS oil rand where ne Doe found ~ al seas -
p hours ready work ia biz line Of business on '
uptic-
- also keeps Na'nh'- Clocks Spectacle jew. N'
odd Pens and Pencil Case, for sale, of gooa gnH V,
and at the most reasonab" prices. 49,. .
Iulsdale. Oct. 18Th, 1857. IL BK - N'
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ORTICULrT-RNL NO rs.

CHxsTYurs Van ksursn "f A'I"gan
has raised some chestnut 'Sefs whch ar" n'"
bcaring. He larely presented 'he editor "f
the A''egan Record with ssmrl. # tn
fruit.
LARGE CABBAGE.-.E. WsIlington OF IN
ion district, Washifnaw county, favored the
editor OF the Ann Arbor Journal with cab
bag Of ths drum head variety that weighed
"a! pounds.
Bro APPLE.-The St. Johns Democrat no
tices that fruit has never b+sn kuown 10y the
oldest inhabitants to have sttained the siz
it has this yesr. G Lott Of Dewitt has se',t
the editor u piprio that weighs 2i4 ounces
and measures fourteen inchss 10 clrcunfe =
erce.
New EvRRBRARING RAspBERRY--B Grigge,
OF Perry COUNTY, Ohio, has originated \ new
raspberry from Il . seed Of the Ohio Ever
bearing. He calls it the daily bearing, aud
claims that it Commences bearil & early in
the soasuC, Snd continues to net ~ aad m ~
it, frui, daily until frost. The fruit is said ,o
b. large. juicy and swe"t--ll Ohio Farmer.
Snow OF HoLLvHocKs "A lIaud na III
4, ,t"w # Hollyh@k- Wa Reid last nun'h
at he Crystal Palac 10 L"nAon. In c"n,r-
quepc. Of the w.,the'. the show wss not
wnat might have b.. u expected; but, never.
~ h-s. here srre nau, fne coieclions.-
-e-iilng. that bore off first class C, riff
cat, uf merit ~rre nau-d Prince A Ab"rt,
hS ". Charter and Lord Taunton by Mr..
2 -.
.,s aorH Pas ESroR.--We see i. noticed
-
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Sticking to Ones Rights

How Ia il john. that you briug tie wsa.
on home in such copdilioui
Il brok" it driving over a stump
'W1errf
Back in the woods, half mile or ~
But why did you run ag.ins the STUMP
Couldn't yon see how to drive str ighl 2
Il did drive straight, and that is ihr r"a>or
! drove over it. The stump WIS directly II
th mnldl, of tie ronh
WHY then dh voo uot O. iouud II 2
'Beausr, az, The s,n'nr nsd M ig IN th
l ,e e ~. rost, aui hsi 'iyh, ~
lrnr, J,'r, che stump ugh: no: ~ as.,
o., il th. az pa. ! v,niar you WEE
'.o.'s ~ =" c'..lirr y was there, a..
,..... "a -'r.yg. 49," ''n' wrgon.
'r.y G'lcr. A. '.f .p,ns lra { ~
s.,. %. = !, ..o.. r" n, .irht-' F ..
.... Ha.er.taa' % -yr. .r to thu.
.ar' vii,
-Hu. NiaJs ,ur y.a, jjHo. 1t sta dug up
{ rgofs. shen ~. ,,l get n great, wron Z
f..f.n1 ~
s-.' stand rp e. = em a, all h zirl>'
40. L.r a. -,o to say !, tits
r,slt sou $3.50, fern / y,ur o~a Ng
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UNENCMERATED

R Campbell for ssmplc p'-s.e' brick dip
B Vapvaer fot doui,' sleigh dip
d. do "s'ngi. cutter dip
II T T: rnam for very slleudid eaH-
of per umery medical preparations dip
A Gleason sett s'"ns,l tools IL sam
pies dip
Mrs O G. Gaze for skl. in artificial IL
ornsmeutrl work exhibited dip
The premium. will be paid Al the Excirang'
Office of F.. o. Grosv,n"r. Treasurer. in th'
village Of Jon"svilie, and for the accorn"uodA
ton Of hose who prefer it, he will BE- St he
Post Office ir II ,lI>ia!n on FRIDAY and 1.t
urday, Nov. 23d and Gath, 1850.
F. n. HOLLO%AY, Secssts,.
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CLO0K !. wtrCIES \yD JE -EI.HY

q I. NARIN ONENVILTh \ y
-ece we'd the largest assortment oi CLOCK. " iic."s
an J.y-rv. 81. ever br .ht In llisdale County
he will sell AT the lowest eastern prices.
locks ~ al kinds. price, from 81 . 10 3 o..
All Gpnis warranted Hs represented.
Tonasvile. Nov. !. 1859.
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d.. J.. ,,r "a .r., tr.a,u,,.., &.
o.
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w. = prod can .p.. under u. prr-ent y,
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DENTI~TEY.

~ J.J STE DNtN. RS IDFNf ~ &
I~S will att, nd 20 All calls In li. 81 ."
OfRcp over Motifs prHr store
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Isp,c ssora 20 - ! ".r.,oi ., -
DEirrp ~ my cnoDS. CT 'rrFF', HNPn "'h"
Stova4 poo's and Shoes. &c, Ir..
Nov % 1870 RFAnING. 'i"1
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un<r
aTr0pNrv Avn rorrVSrTT or - Av. A'h SHl "
itnr IN wil attend :" '"ra' ''snesS IN r'''
ana aud Son thprn Nirhiran. ANGOLA. 'Nn.
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orrr"r OVER STORE or l.. 4. H0STwI0V. 60
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~nrVrv SrpvrvOp-OpNrp' hNnrESSFD To Ci"
don -i'l he nrornntlv attend = 20
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6IS Z ec,iou ."A.. pace tV-dAy.
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s,NrEr -
P"pSCu e "'.SHNS.
y.,-r-vs4Ha o

P1YsI"tNNS ANO SUPGFONS-"FrINF w. y.
Sar.h ~ ''etLoAis Church ~ parspo' "sil ""' '.s
dom sap,h ~ oP"e NJ rr.nrhs ""sidene' %"
~ r.,t vest aF S'-rnk's lo'rl. ''"'
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CLASS FLOUR a GRAIN.
best acres cora Jushel ex w L
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Cus%0TUv.
pror " -nrrT@F " N r =. : rvn''''SS n
a~o. NiIlsi,ln Nrh. or'1''7
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A a session of he Board Of Supervsor-
Ea h, COUNTY Of Hilsdn'e, began and holl
en- At he Count House in the viii ge Of tiil.s-
d-lo. on Monday, the 9Th day Of October
\. D. 1850, there were present as fo'lows:
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

IITrHEII. WNLDVO - 80
va AND ANkiNG OFfICE--DNi .'. IN ..
.-.-It F.>ry r,'u.rv fsUN B. 0.,r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27
Jar rae sAriosAI Asn 4arRrcas HINES

New York, Jan. 26.-The steamship Teutonia
has arrived at this port, bringing advices from
London to the 10th inst which are three days later
than those received by the Cireassian at St. Johns
and the Africa at this port
Inc Teutonia brings no commercial advices from
Liverpool, and her general and political news com
prises very little Of special interest or Importance.
LONDON, Jan. l0.-The funds opened steady, and
eonsols continues firm at 955 10 95s for money.
business was, however, generally very quiet.
The rates of Austrian exchange had advanced
in consequence of the disquietude at Vienna grow
ing out OF the threatened insurrection in Hungary
and the unsettled state of the Italian question.
me subscription to the Canadian loan had
reached f12,000,000.
II is reported that Cardinal Wseman has prom
ised the Pope an Irish brigade to aid him in main
tanning the integrity of his dominions
Advices from Constantinople state that the Cir
cassians are rapidly emigrating from Russia to
Turkey.
Already 10000 Circassians had arrived at Con.
stantinople and 5000 more had assembled at
Kertsch awaiting transportation.
Advices from Turin state that at the New Years
levee given BY Victor Emanuel to the diplomatic
corps, the King said to the Neapoltan Ambassador
that the settlement Of the affairs Of Italy would be
all peacefully arranged.
The King also, in conversation with the Spanish
Ambassador, said to him, 'sTell your Queen she
ought to unite with me and not listen to the stories
of the priests"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY e. 1860

Ieche Tor distantports, not including New Orleans
1889 hogsheads sugar and 1923 barrels moIasses.
against 6s50 hog4heas sugar and II le1 barrels mo-
iasses for the same time last year, which shows
considerable excess above half crop.
Ihere was some talk Of the many vessels which
are now under charter and clearing for Cuba with
empty barrels and hogsheads, to be filled with the
ilqnd nolasses) for account Of Atlantic ports, or
perhaps New Orleans Quien sdbe 2 The talk
was that the cargo of molasses arrived yesterday
from Cuba can BIZ sold at less price than 4O cents
and yield Handsome profit.
Ihere was not much talk about freights yester.
gay. Inc rates lave declined in Mobile and there
Is respectable quantity Of tunnage now in this
port. Western traders and farmers can send their
pfouuce forward without the prices being con.
trolled by high rates Of freights.
Inc mails failed by both routes yesterday. We
nope that the managers of the jackson Railroad
have not been too sanguine or premature in an.
nounclng the resumption of communication over
that gap which has afforded so much talk fol
about year past.
The steamers from Liverpool were NOT apnounc
ed last evening. The America of the 18th is now
luily due at Halifax, and the Portland steamer
with the NewYork steamer of the L lth from Havre
are both past due. Possibly there has been some
very boiSterous weather on the Atlantic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27
TALK ON ,cHANGE.

Everything pertaining to trade and commerce
moved along quietly yesterday The gatherings
and confabs on rue Carondeet were not large the
PAYERS and regenerators of the roadway have taken
possession of the lower part of the street which
nterferes greatly with outdoor consultations !:
nevertheless, King Cotton held his usual levees
and receptions. The staple is in favor: some talk
indicates that the high pretentions of factors will
call into requsition small-sized ladders to reach
the price Of Mddling cottons-1lg g011ls cents were
asked yesterday for substantial marks of this class
There is no diversity of opinion about the extent of
the crop, except now and then some factors credit
ing the supposition of 100000 bales as the ey-
tent of the yield of 1852 1t is, however, manifest
there is paucity of clean cotton or Of the grades
chasing from Mddling up.
The receipts il gross up to last evening foot
,,...,.. l.474a36
Sales from lst September last evening 100
Estimated seek sale 3la5s6
1t is reasonable to judge that large share of
this quantity is of low and inferior qualities which
many buyers will not look at at the very lowest
prices. In the meantime, it may be well to regard
some of the accounts and estimates which were
forwarded last month from the centralty of jockey
Ism, New York, leading to tile impression on the
liverpool flags that the crop would not reach
100000 bales. Disregarding the views and esti-
mates emanating from New York. we come to the
naked question, that the price of cotton on Caron-
deiet street has very material bearing on other
markets. This is confirmed by the advices that an
advance here reacts on the great market of New
York, and if there is egotism in the expression
we may extend the remark, that the great Liver
pool market is influenced and often controlled by
the seven hundred and fifty cotton factors and
commission merchants of New Orleans and Mobile
But when people talk of combinations and associa-
tlons to advance and uphold prices beyond the
immutable laws Of supply and demand, we curtail
talking at once. The New York oraele's circular
of last week is before us. We have no space for
animadversion on it at this time.
There was some talk of an arrival of molasses
from Cuba, and the inquiry was made, what
effect will it have on the value of molasses at the
sugar depot?' Some of the Bears in the article
say that the large planters (who are able to hold
by-the-bye) will have more or less competition in
the molasses line for the balance of the season. 1t
appears that the receipts of the article since the
first of September are $50 barrels against 1885,
800 for the same time last year, or about 81 73et
decrease, which indicates large proportion of
molasses for the season. From the returns of the
port of Franklin for the quarter ending the 31st of
December last, there were shipped from the Bayou