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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17
The Princes Bail-Ths Good Society .
New York.

New York.
Fonr years since on the ed Of February
last was given at the Hotel de Louvre, In Paris
grand ball by the Americans then sojourning
in that city The number Of subscribers was
four tnndred-just the came "a that of the
General Committee Of the ball at the Academy
OF Music. There were present at that ball not
only the Ambassadors accredited 70 the Court
Of the Tuileries, but the special representatives
Of the several Powers then convened In Paris
for the settlement Of the Crimean war; there
were alse the military heroes. fresh from the
scene. Of their glory-all were in full dress
fairly glittering with their insignia II was ad-
mitted TO have been one Of the most successful
and elegant assemblies ever convened outside
the Tuileries. The department Of the Americans
present impressed the distinguished representa-
presence with high sense Of American deli
cacy and refinement, for the simple reason that
there was no vulgar crowding and curious and
impairment staring. Undoubtedly all the nots-
bilities present were well scanned, but II was
done in such way as 10 attract no notice on
the part OF the observed.
Now the score Of gentlemen who got up and
managed the ball at the Academy Of Music-for
the balance Of the four hundred had no
part or lot in the arrangements, having
been selected after all the committees were
named, and having never been convened
or consulted at all-boldly announced II
as intended TO be an ovation 10 the Prince
h. tha thr,a a A..
upper ten thousand; in other words, by the
chosen good society or aristocracy OF the
city. II was so given out ard 90 accepted By
the public. No one desired more than we did
that II should have been q success. We no
neetly believe that the most democratic
elements In the ei' wished that II
should have been 'uccess. Bat we
are bound to cay that II was afailure. Not
tina, there was any thing lacking In the decora.
tons, anything faulty in propriety, richness
and elegance Of dress. either on the part Of gen.
tlemen or ladies, but II was a failure 10 ihisi-
Tie three thousand aristocracy did not know
how TO behave themselves. They stared at the
royal guest; they crowded around the royal
guest many Of them oficiously obruded them.
selves upon him, vulgarly aske 40 take his
hand, and IT is even said solicited In to dance
with their wives; and this In ceosen, picked
astsmblaRe Of New York good society Sc
verely aristocratc assemblage, as Il was pro-
claimed beforehand. When the time arrived
for the Prince TO dance. the end OF the AGA.
deny where be was to take his place
vac a compact mass. and not even repeated
solicitations. loudly announced, could induce
the thronging. gaping good society" TO make
al open space for the qusdrille. When we saw
u. ragged mchins trotting at The heels Of the
japanese. We 'eli sorry tor the poor strangers
VITO. footsteps wete impeded; but when we
saw the three thousand "ecod society," pressel
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NEw BowERy THEATRs, Bowery.-DEvns oAK-As.
PHoDsL-CAREka or FIKEs.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

LAURA KEENE's THEATRE No. ga Broadway
ALIEN Ahoos.
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. oo5 Brosdwsy-soxcs
DAacEs, BuRixacuEs, &c
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-17
i uslanp.

= Bon pOlitilhen gteuiateiicn Der 6SpljBer
GCufereni Y%crlAuttt no8 nihts. G1an au6ert
lid Bis Jest UOn greuBiihcr Scitc nit Der 6al.
tun9 pss Str. &aier0 bciricpiet. Die in G6pliB
anweicnpcn @rcuB5n muroen pom Yriuire9entsn
in elmer &upiena empjdnaen. gia1 geenpigun9
O%ericIbcn ia9tc pet 9rin;ysgcut:
nQSir limo bier III elmer ernitrn Belt 3uldm-
menRefpmmer, bic Aler geabtuaa in Aniprnt
ntnmt; otcg icin Sic itter5eult, RAP it auF
Cem gEr9e. zen ih ,iugcitbia3eu. gerborren mrrpe,
10 @'oit Mil, sum 6eiIc 9rsuBcus, Geuti&tanpe
uEp AUDI Gurppa'e."
- 6rontrei6. @u8 poris miro &C.
meIcct, rap ric 3att Der @cneralRatauIF5icrc
Vpu $50 AMI $50 ssbS0t mprocu III.
Ter Saiier mirO Goritca uuO 9lgirr i'm 2auie
D;rie5 S0maCr5 telu4sn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-17

mcutfn oHeantrn, ,.psmn riht ole @aroe. RE fas
2S'r'i'na Der Gamarifa %acmticn, ~aufgelGt riirce
unO rfr S0#ts idb ith scn6tDist. nadb,uoetea.
Ah II. Sult rarte'e man in Nsapel fiprs
iifaan @'ritnIc''s 9tntunft, ia mon muEte,
o2B o%erIlte -9altrmc mt 5000 . Mann
%csr'a'en Bate, um n"d Gem 6cRloube an acber.
Sie 0"uptrr res %citS peranlnGttn auT bic
gta@rt@t hin ra6 , &rie95l&jFc rrr t5uisli6eu
MARINE f@ G'nrttalti CUR GsOfiouna eeteut
oatt'f, cine nu8cmcinc Snuminntirn, Der Id,
lelttt Die gemof!Ntcn onItlcFcn unb sabtrettte
SoIfsbanfcn brnttcn @aritnlri Ypr cen &nicr.
nen Der t6ni9liGtn Gortc Qctc6c&e aus. Qud
"uroen wteefrnm Gin OuBenO Stirrcn act6ottt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-17
Goka s.
GtnlnOun5 CUR G5uticriptipn
auf baS
- . % ID % 9Sbgotf
pe6
Rl1m, Aneigers.

Ypn Ytelrn Soften auiaefcroert. netcn unIrrm
aa9etlatt Gin Sonnta9stlatt gu putliciren, cos
Der untcrbaltun8 9rmsomrt AUDI Den mihti0itcr
Sa9refro9en i'm Heutn uno aItea 8atcrianre
Jtehnuns trd9t, crlduten mir uns Dem bicIilcn
unO ausportism @ublitum an,u,eioeu, pae bic
eHfr drummer %uni,reS @onntags5tottcs Gnfanos
Septemttr crihcncn miro.
zen laerIt&rn &bonnemcntssreie ~beTclten
Nn0en mir aitf - felf9'i 1T, in uutcriu9tr taGbs
l"N'lt%er SorauSiabIun9; otn 9tpunentsn pss
adae6!attre Iieftrn mir ragrgcn OaS Spnntooez
Olatt ftr 81 per Satr unp Smar Qcscu gpraus-
%ioblun9.
sStr 9lnu6en burh btcfet ncuc llntrrn,bmcn
Dem @nnf'be &ieIcr cntsc5en3ufummen, unO
lp1'n io~oNl bier mic in ben umltcetnpeu
St@0ten cine rs8e S9eilna6mc ,u Tnben.
Der 6craueaetcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-17

- Nm WtpntI9 petftmauo aus etnem ri IL
aen 6ut, | elm leit 10 3ngcn balrltf lpaitcuper
Gcutl@cr, Obne islne 3ete gu te3ablen, uno
no6m 'u9Icih Ycritictsne 6teiOun8afiidc cin,s
in btmi,Ittn !6auic mobueupcn 6crrn nit. Die
Ter ~cinSelue 6au Iunte ZEN 6erren Sotelipirt6cu
CUR gSarnuug pieneu auf unbefauute 0tri6n-
lthtcittn elm iharfte y2Cpt out" III blteu, INN
Ntr SpiBtiibereien uup Setgalcrritn elmer aepiI.
fen @laie BON r@erren," ole c0er ms 3u6tbnus,
ais in Elm anIanpi9's Saut 9%eb6rsn, Sa Ytr,
eitcln.
0a H6, ouer Watribeinli6fcit mad, utiorr
0auner nad Wbesliue bcactru bat, 70 erfubeu
wir rnisrn 6erti9tn Spllr9en, bieruou unp Don
folscnrtm SisnaItment Ist3 81 ncbmcn:
@tturteUrt 86In a. 86. @tIbt: runb, nit
Idraricm Sadentdrt unp hid aufaewcrfeueu
9ippen; 0rDee: mittel 2lttrr 1925 Sdbr ;
Gci6iit Commits Soposeur &Ittruns: srauer
6ut, brauncr Nrd unb fdrr1r3e poer srau uno
wriB %carrirte 6OIe beIonOc,e GenuseiGen eiue
ojde 8rieftafel in Der Iintrn gruftaIhe, an Der
NuBenleite res ytctss.
-3w 0nii 9 Dollars tlnn ~brrieniNe
%uniercr 0eirr perptener, wclPer itcr tcn Quf>
entlaIr, 2cb,n Uocr 3pp zines %9emilen 6rie-
D / / d. 2jcberi 6 Gus @in;in4rn In Der
baieriiAen 8teinpfalS uns Nustuuft Der Qrt er.
tbeilt, Dap NIT pemielbsn observation-disclosures
reauljrt wcrpen ESnUcn poer oeGrn GoptenIhrln
in natura itbermaNt mirr.
= Gr.0OuUcrn6r gBiie Sat Tib, nte mir 6G-
rem, lur Srsfenrtp8e unc Cane ertIGrt.
Der Geniis biciig + .StaOt miro QnIan85
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-17

- 8sins Roie p6ae goruen ! fapts Elm le6r
b'i@sipcnss 5rdulrtu, oty man e%IIielbe eiuc0
Nuei6lags I'M NunGe regsn ~becausrtt.
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the corp crop in the Gulf States. The catastrophe
We See before u.s. With negroes a. a. 5000 head
and corn imported from illinois aud laid dows ~
the plantation ct 81 Il bushel, even eleven cents
pound viii hardly reward the planter for growing
cotton; and if out of the proceeds of his crop he
has TO pay debt to his factor incurred for par
chases OF land and negroes, the result cannot be
doubtful, and II would have been the same who
ever had been elected President The election 81
Lincoln has irrtated the minds uf Sogtherners,
aroused their apprchensions Of trouble with ther
negroes, and has thus precipiiatsd matters; but
could hardly have produced the results we SEQ hsd
The souh not been IN an expanded crndi aon, and
hut tor the recent excessive Developer Mt OF -
ton culture. So fer az we can learn. the debt Of
the South to the North for goods purchased vas
never 50 small as II is q. resent Bat the al
vancss OF the Southerr. FACTORS To the Southern
planters are heavie. than they ever we're and the
shipments q cotton to the ports in payment OF
these advances, up TO the present date, are FULLY
81 600 600 behind those OF last year.
| 1he following is a statement of the movements
o, cotton for the last week and since lst sept Der
| last, compared with the five preceding years.:
s~Ssgx T. sig.r lgO.s 800
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vsnse Psrsdelrha Boston; Red Jacket Pyron Jack.
fsisas .lS ~ R4ss. Bsasr, f s rHs: WA
nanora Smith sYors FOR Bangor; Hing 0lendeoua 40
liz: yasssas: s.-sslss sc CARE. as.s abr.
s:asss scsIs s s4 I'm s's WENT s:s' oss
%sa sawyer S~sseanea Lo0a ssA Asrs, Dolphin sad
iah--Ar hrg Pamela, PIamnAr Ad6su r.. New 70 4,
~ ps.,L 5,ssse Onney, Roa @na Audsnrted BA1.
sssn sso a. s ss:.s .. ss:s e.
aEs, & PM: Il e l Asss
,a sh Ds. ssSss sG Sas sf;
!. w ::s,. 80. ''l
sss s,s i ~ f.d sss sse"' s. rA'~''
sSorr Jais Mo rel, joe Kinss.aa; VIM h sn
nass4 p' Fu.. oasa hsa. s,o SO 49, n
bury Sid sSsn Shngaoss, and Daaaast RcAm ma; EAio
y s5Dr RI ssS s sa nss.s
voo. MS - p i'm re- .o;Tsss, asIr., o:
NJ s.'r ga"s, ss.. ios Sa
iianisn ana oa.ro 'rri. rh.dsosa; q lss
hssn ar s,iea n,p'-.. Si.y, Issasr ~ Io..ss nos
,ss md ssss
s ssssa. '' c. for s', xl ssss %
syo, s'' sAn .rs w'y3 A Syos ics s.n
ks.s Mar Green and ss,ans, s.s.rssy os s for
es Bedford ~ YORK ass, qsIrsi se.slsna for
nfret fsrcrrr brl3ol
orion, Davis. Brit ol for NYoss III
lk-Ar brig u ndova Joses, Warren for Delaware City,
rctrs Lane Seward Dsnor far YORK: Nootor HeUe.
Pr vide for do; lG,, Anlszon 1oNrssrd, ksorx for
PRIV cerce
,2b IN port ,hs arrivals Of the dsy: hriss W@ A
WAY John Ptroe Cpdova schrs Penn sus Josn
pei Ampion Monitor Hudson, Maria koxena Caba AL
Fsss sc6A sov s-arr schr Joseph c-srd.n Naga.hln.
sf P iS A. Gov a Ss s sss Carlton sA.
Ter nd Lncy RnhL sou, LRvis, raH hive-
PHIL sDsLrHfA Nog iS-A ct Kennat0n. Baker,
Boston. brig hn weisn stobrdge Mooie scrs DAnen-
howe Mh-r and 10 .e. S-An boa ~; Mary hlilor Day
ton Pruvdence cade, Ames Ttseasset Cid sbD Franh
Hsyne RAINFALL New yors; erIg UHson wxsnu Norfolk;
scts Fynh Qnetn Jnhrson Nassau l. Dsrenhnw MI
Ter salem ray sb-rl ard Boo. THIS Rorten Wright
insnn, Fail hiver. aile Law, usoury, AaibeheAd
TOR LAND NOV It. schrs Ina nos, 1lfi taAs for
Rrhmouc; m Eagie Wider ard Wanonsn Oliver Penn
bTrBe Tor York
fhoYlbyAc. roy ia-Ar, schs Roxeny Chase. Bait
move; Henderson ''rcwel Phi ssephia Sid schrs Ste
phea rnher Coos sassnzAs; hms Cooper Taylor AND
Hickman bcserron, Phadelhia lsr-h L. rriooie, NYors
Mar rrusn Yonng and WIN Bowen 3roheron. Do
RiGEanFD, ROY To- arc steamship Roanoke CJuch New
York Sid sctr Nh sAsN 1h'.hese-. 20
Fan FR4rcISro. TIC, 2Hsrr fhips Golden State Ran
lett ard O. den Fleece Manson WORK
sALEs Nov lo-Ci bark Parker CDnk, anlAn- Africa
WARkdaN, pct TAR scufs HAnHSh Wilsu Crsnmers
AexaIef!s 6h tn Il de- Pew Fdnor ts Norfolk Cosasae
robey, aud Sarah Louisa Cru alexandria; 81 np elen 8Ab
I'm Caroline Ard acv ker Alexa.i,is
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CA1fI. n .tfsa ~ Ba~luwr
Cato, ~ t4SrH snI NATL Mr. lraaJa at
Ms ose1rrc Uses nalifsOr, ~ shsr q. ~ avdf
10. hrs Goa $40 ssrvnaf NJ uu'er eA A. caft "
fArantf ~ ftla ~ 90 - 100. ~ w. saten'
s.tA ~ r. .s Al. a.. $3.50 e. 49, ~, seq, 4
1851 ~ t--tt't = ~ Nv, ,r'.,s -, .s .
CFrcr Il Trgsn Mr tharee mi 3sr4w Wlle a,
ar,oc, hdts Nr " Ireays II Hsztsr. 49, ists
NJ tAn ~ ZOO laeT. ~ NtlM7. a. htfca tanfen. "
Ldwai az, va - mat NJ ~ ~ .sifT 70 ht#.1 "
tsNAf,. &iN An1 70 re- .ftH. IRnFr W t*hn@, y
49, w NhRfhTd. Nr tl&fk Nat tsu 4Ers NJ Ann. Ms
surusr ~ tarce csus ~, ~ taetsos NJ Arpasrut
lsro1n Nr gsAf firm QestasIN. Pttaa. P.eas Hotel
Se" a"fA' NJ NeoeEt
LxvEsFCofstr2u - Ksr0ara1 .sv p Weff luEhA Dr y
fait~u kufs-u aDd ttr. n ~ N~rfy Ais ne
NERVE, hy McIify1u Afufa~e. troa4h, N4sex = -
nehez Rrrest taiAts sxi~y UsU.ey ~ s4i lstw
Nh1stsrtru KuH tv. SIS ~ Wrrtt 80, NJ
40 o. 40 tsnf - , 10 81 family. or fN.er 81
tarNg. VI Nansrar f~ainW k.rHr. kUnit CAST Iift
rHhn, ta-Swmtn, Dave NornlaaN Glseoa. S1l4r-ta4
80 N 10 Fe-ta4e
Akrrww Az ftasrrst- g,~ss p,.- a.. wtt., 40, 49,
hc,aAaAhs. ~. NJ, 80 ss.,s~t 4 t.,s n y F-,a
- t y. tssts. a-5 go ~. N.. s.~4.t -
lsiy, E adsr ~ trosrt Na.s Il F.r,risl IL. 80.
80 sar'n.r frrasr 4trvt Neke4er sri tergsw, & =
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Zee columns for san rrsocsso ssissiuz lus ono.
DIV Pony Hrpress, N nov g.
The wind Yesterday mo-pir. frcn WV from which
quarter has been towcs FOR days s pscs
been unusually hes during the tine vhch rather rrmsrs
abe Knd doubs caused ~ heavy vea.her "A NOR, rh
EurYesn steamers arriving ths ps., ~k b.v. m.ae vsrv
short pssases, and report prevalence q y eirss
We indss,S 70 the n RI .h,o rs,v.-, Ia
ssvce received sai package, os p,e-rs
BARR Corrrr,I cSh. from Cenf1es~ fov Raro. bssore
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The derret7e 10 rccep.s at inc p.rts compsred wto
last year l4e eco buies fbe ie.reese IN expvts n
crest Britain IS 0c0 bales decrease prlnoe, Id 600
u other foreign ports COO Total decrosss in
exports. IS geo bales
tsneHs Grain freights Tor Liverpool cheaper
the nusr ess light About is 600 onshels
for liverpool IN hulk ard ships bags at l4i
1.,sd eco bbls nour at 90 o. 800 bbie apples ~
talov eresves At 40s $50 bales OF hops at "a
swedish bark was lksu TO loat for Liverpool tn
sh.st, II bulk, at al 10 London 600 bills h,rr
iassn at a. N0 terces 0cef ~ 6s Cd and 900
ches re At COS
PROVISIONS --pork-The market heavy ard easier for
prime The saes embr ,ced about 200 800 bbls In ots
~ $40 $40 l211 for mess, and S13 so fer prime
Bee but active sales embraced 100 bbls
st ~ 1854 $40 for new repscked nefs, and Al $ for
extra do Beef hams steady with sales OF $50 bbs
Western - sl rs Cut meats at sdy and prices
unchanged Lard dull, With sales Of 275 bbs IL,
I24c. for new and old Western. Butter and cheese
was : pchanred
>ueAss we're Dull and about 10 lower on the weeks
fales Ibe saies-2l8 nhds. 81 e4c for medium grades
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POI.IT,CAL.

STA SYBCl AL NEETING o. Tns kArIoNAL DEMO-
~ cratic General oms,~e OF tie ~ OF New York. fnsnd.
II " brecknridgs an lane held at III rps Hvie No
Union square esisy evening. November IL, iooO ne
fol own resolution pousy atopted:-
Resoved 1h the kxecniv, Committee ~ this body here
instructed prepare publish address n tho demo-
relation crisis OF political ans airs and oo
fus,Ue IL the National o.mocrricvarty.
mad- and adopted tbAs TIE Id
before Eeetpg of the General Cnm nlttee 70
reid place ". ansstAy evening" November y.
1890 ha pass O'Clock and seo sn Tor pubhcaecn
q. ". SIXTH, Chairman.
JAMES BusroS. lsecr,..r,es
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Ian f5ur wsr sys s0d lover Tor spn
--~a BRANDS, With sases Oi $50 bos ~ IS 90 q
I 10 The latter In small ia Of extra srstus
nsn hour less huDyaus aud closed a.
sl,gbg oecne The ssies embraced ebout 500 ob's
chsug within the range Of tns above prices RE u ,ar
vas IA limited demand, within the rAnee VI quota
hers Corn nisa, was ulchaoged, and s,les h'n sd
Wnest Quite du aud rosed al q decline ~ a.
per hps-l; salea vest c,ed by the derrsenent
sisri,nr eschsnge The EAnsactions embraced about
d. 600 brche.. az 81 So for wte soahern, 81 81 al 10
res amber Weslera 81 az y 81 rs Tor hnsaikse
,i.n am ~ ID 81 "a for Chosg, spriag Ora sas
- { 4, hIl t"no.d towards lo.er Tates rhe ssios
bt'ei sh1f IS oo0 bushels ~ 6sL, co. Vest
go =. nnQat. ana Tic N store; saea lots white
es,sn a. ~ Re MAS Gull At 72s y 73s Barley s,s
-tss - tr 81 shvu, IL coo onsoei~ at 6Si 10
- -se'o Eea TO I1s FIR Uaoads East OAts In
.,ir t.'ala :. ~; s37ac for Fes'cTs and CANADIAN,
4t1 So .r nae
fsEs -gae .rEct IVES dull ana saIes 10 The trade
nasa Asws ct'na sale Of inferior quAiss RIO, CD
49, II fu,l ~ AZ, per ID Too sas
- %. nous. =. Morgan & %. Ne,srs "m Scott n
p" ' - ne statement y ftocssRln ani San
J. - 30 81 a@rr, $780, 20 04 bags; s-laa tor con
s.u,t8)g ust.t a. A36 oags stnrs ~ R'o AMI
tie - IA, OF November 1860 IL 90 bag; Ma.
's~stno Q 80 bssr; Ceylnr. 270 $40 mats and
Osy gos en- ep- pags; 81 Domingo, 800 bags Total
Isl- : mas 81 sls me stock Oi X Nsrenber 10,
- hrs g'tss vas ~, 900 bsss November 10, at New
loss, IL ss9 oaFs
C.iTo. ~as 70 only STABLE article OF produce Of TN
wi,ro seemed q stand I'll grouad 10 day The
about zoo 200 al srsdy prices
srs e lss Of September iass, compared in tho pro
.,.r tIfeg
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FINN ARTS.

TsoITixa. BrSrIss AND Ysr4, 10 rivrusn
s'sre fr tecsdwsy.-C-5s*pest In View Sovt a femie
rrce ~ 81 VIII obtain Flora r~npls 1ewFs ~ Pschen
ror nsled ,ot-ge pat y s2y par o. NJ onsed $500
turn stamp enenasd >. BRADLkf, AssnL
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The Baltimore Patriot Of Monday afternoon
fays:-
Tie money markst continues urucnaly stringent
There great difficulty n sncirg nsgctiatio-s lae
stree; yn'ug bnt updoubtsd se-Gri,cs
these 10 greatly az. "a rates firss sit edge
paper nicely olred at II rer oeLt oil outside OF
tts : Jsotsa for tna present
At Boston, on Monday, according TO the report
Of the 7i,dueler.-
Tho money market c1rtiu1sd In ire same unsettled
ooa0ion not,ei az ten clusc 2. the pest Toe
ir.ti ug hut very lutte outtse paper, Il
beng rSr-h they DO 70 Acromrnou ase Their
pceovs add regular The scecie fecl this
morning aoout Sc o The balance bsas - SGT 900
The earnings by the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company in the irst week OF 40.
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uyHI youE NC MINIS NATIONAL UNION CLUB -THIRR
viii be ne-tis9 of the mesnb-rs Of the Young Men
National Union Club tbs (Wednesday ev-ning At ~ ,clocs.
tceir Gu 6s Broadway The Hoo. h. W. HiAfd.
= 80 - ELI r NORTON. President.
H. H. ALrvs. Secretary.
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RkfOw


steam shsps Flcrda ssvnnnrh; jamestown Ro-,ox Sr.
ship Wooster. Liverpool, hsss fyirg FaA frl ,,ixsrow
Gem % the sess. SAHARA schr n ,sona a,bral,ar
Wtpd Il euns~ Nv.
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Thus the receipts SHOW a d.cfcas> ~ lii.Vth
bales from those OF last year, and oe,f rane y
u ,OC0 over 1863 so, and the exports ,Anb. tne
following results:
o. Brt.asa Ffar1 ~ I rse go
Iss,y'ar.... sasoO lecoe 500 $1,000 asce
ls5s-so.. 81 600 aacoo 1900 900 i,oe,
With regard to the movements 81 H. %, veeg,
Neil! Bros. say
Business q; the South his stc rather unsettled iurrg
the wSok, and, with stringent 'hey markets tue
dcolIy of negotiating exchange most pJias, prices
have declined. AT Neg OsSats the SscS opsnsd very
quietly anG with du accounts Liverpooi, price.
ceded -. 10 5sc from the top poiat Inc pers,az
sdvscee, however, received on tho I4h were regarae
favoTa1y, ard there has snce bctn msre activity, and
pat Of The decline Is recovered ito wevas sales
ming 4S COO baiss ard closing toe basis OF Ii w
q II Nc. Tor m'ddling on saturday The Mobile market
a'o teelnee 70 'c but p.T,,.iy reeaysred rnssr
Al ante msrkeis have been irregular ~ =; 2.e ~
cline The LeNs per Brcmep All North america caused
renewed activity - View Orleans ysstera ay and &,
in prices the .acs berg is 90 b,ss
Of Ike Ter middlipg. Fregsts have advanced 70 i
The business Of the Sub-Treasury to. day was a.
follows
Total receipts. sio1 si3 95
p r0T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -, - S 20, 90 90
reyMehb l9i 81 s-
Ba'ance... 31i ,269 20
The election Of the Pacific NAH ~ npanys direc.
tors will take place Tomorrow. We understand
that ticket has been greed upon which win salts
fy al parties, and that thcr. viii no opposition
We near that MIR. Soutssr ana hr. d. 3. Allen viii
probably go into the Board
The election Of the New York Central Railroad
will be held at Albany on the 18th Of December.
The transfer books will be closed from tue 9th 70
the morning Of the 18th Of that month.
The exchanges at The Bank Clearing House this
morning were ~ 10, and the balances
si,32o2Gl 81.
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Coz pany have
declared semi. annual dividend Of five dollars per
share, payable On tue lst dag Of December next.
The weekly statement Of tie Philadelphia banks,
made up Monday afternoon presents the follow.
ing aggregates as compared with hose Of the pre-.
a.
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CRY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

UnnDAI, slv IJ-UF n
BnEADsruyss Four- the 40 nes - aoi lover,
apa cisscu ~ decre NJ sosns 90 yer
ps,rei and IN sone oases loo. rhe higher rates
~ money niscocnO, with the decline IN sterling En-
hsd dee-sssing iLnugnce rte sses embraced
about 1900 1900 bbls cosaS within following
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

TUESDAY, Nov. 1916 p. NJ.
The following Is comparative statement Of the
exports Exclusive Of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since January Ii
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OD ALpkRMsNIC DISTRICT.

Eth WAND DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL USIoS AssO-
~ csetian a msers - The Apove As.udon VIII be he'd
si.vl evening, a th=tr 10 soeasfi
Puncfual gitepcsnce sreque-sed ~ every
OF Importance viii be trsns.rted
n. H. BAKER. President
or, 4 BGsrr {secrs,srsA
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JAMES Husror, lc..,.~,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-30

The question of supply of cotton to meet the re-
quirements of the English and Scotch manufac-
turers appears to occupy the minds of many writers
of note and eminence in England The following
remarks are taken from the commercial article of
the Liverpool Albion of the 30th Of last month:
These changes attributable to the proved
position Of the money Market special term which insrs I'LL
higher prices while in regard money ii means
tendency TO lower raes of interest and increased facilities
count
The receipts into the American ports continue to diminish ran
Idly and the last reported be of that escri
ton of cotton nsaeabe in his Market Il likely thai
these receipts Will tend 10 swell the
the Atlantic than this very desifabie result as will help
70 strengthen This Attention. OF course
directed 10 The prospects Of the growing American crop which,
exercises from this uncertainty, Of ntu
cnce than usual oT The Of mankind ~
gard 70 cotton while The growth 81 the material Y
takes The position United The growth Of cot
ton measured by quantity and though falling fsl SHORT q
ine smeIlean Is @ ta h.
increased production Of in India are pns en-
conragag readers will from tue w
lions which appear in Bombay e'fcuA sse ~ ~ NV ''
The usual DELAY In the arrival Of Broaeh and Dhollera may
want abor IL work in the Northern DISTRICTS the
peope nis M9fN
The and present ysar h ae FL sR scai,
nil ~ treat in the production OF cotton In future
years unless and efficient substitute for the
n Is opposed opinions find India
with enpg population short Of hands for producing cot
aSo he ss 81 ss s. H. s a
Is evident hn in his respect the going TO
bombay Of recent low rates Of slrats
American and this II Is which makes the
Of more than ordinary Importance. 5a