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he could not remain until the end Of lie week es
he had originally intended to do
The Museum was full. Peep o. D.y" was
Iion Of visitors II will be repeated this cyen,ne
couldoek at McVlcker'e, appeared In the !. VII
low Ccpec. ." and, a. he al~ayf does, acted we'll
In this and kindred plays he is without peer
Tonight, the " Chimney Corner and The :" Ad-
Tocair-"
The Academy Of Music vas about halralled.
The pToEfanme 10 n excellent one. ARLINGTON
in tho :" Mistakes Of Night" is immense.
Rxcx,s MEx4oEa1E. has located himself
satiaf.ctosfly on the corner Of State and Twelfth
streets: be has been visited beyond his nost ean.
eutue expects lions, and found 1t necessary to en-
1arce his tent yesteEday- BE has gotta good show,
and the public crowd 10 zee II. Hls collection Of
animals IL very superior and highly interesting
one. He e1hiEite to the best adrant1ee bis herd
eT eccred cattle. camels. elephants, lions. lamas,
&C., &C., not to speak Of the horses. We copy
from IN excnanee the following description Of bis
Ghuinorik, or Wild Sak. the only ono IN the eoun-
s.It il regarded by some natural'sts as a distinct
species. Being perfectly white and formed SOME
what e. snd ong ono e
On exhibition. they being very ecarce. In iact
20 rarely is one secured and domezhcsted. that
%Hte G Yaq a. most n anas A
1tia m innsottant OF the nonntAtns of Thtost
and Central AstI. 4 thick fringe Of long hatr
et &c tGey Psa
and tof1,ithc head short, horns round and smooth;
cart. nose, and nostrlln Gmal1 !; forehead appa-
Iehuy Prominent on account Of the curling hair;
eyee lstce ana full. neck short shoulders high
nG hatI atsned; ru9p low, aud legs very short The
!fa " .ae ta1 IL long and ane a. IN the horse.
sI1 1aansF cowncas., kullen and enspicipu; iook.
snoy The aQna 1slv 9nly near The us Of perpetual
3ntermixture with other cstues fAo'Ao's ''oA
y ahey rre va:u.6le M 70 many Of the trlses OF w.u.
@a1 aea Tao hSG n tents aud pasture them
footed, and used In agriculture, snd d .asta e.
burden. Tents and ropes are made Of ne ,,tr ~
and eaps nnd Jackets OF the rktua 1'he ,n,it /,
I1ch and the butter excellent; the lster Ecn, -
n 81. ano Gaddess for year, and forna an In
pofasna ~ sttiGas n ot EerchRnd'se. Thei, 1,ils are
and other itsects from men, horses and ei=phsats:
they are otlen sct in costly handiea mud sra caslrS
GhoWries. The Chinoke dye them red. mi; xV.,r
them in their hats: Thcso w1th white tsils ~
most esteemed, and the horns n1e sotnet1mcs A
> Fe1f de1tffbed hY d:lfan ~31
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FATAL AocDIs7.-Julius Wimbledon, lad
seven years old, was killed by being run over by
freight trim on the track of the Pittsburgh.
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Eonpsny. at
Rock Island junction, On Tucaday evening. The
hoy was returning frpfn school Al the dme Of th :
Sad accident BE 1s the ron Of soldier.
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S==trapgb.

GTRA YED-Frcm c. x N, Y
- Il 4 F.s$h Dcgo:. Gs'cva Division. ~ IL,
ISEnes-r Will rrfurn sid hutse .. stye tnU mali
whe.s h: nav ee 1oun. Will oe snt:a Jly ErwardS
up.Ats ite-1V
, 1865-04-28

CTRATEn OR STOLEN Fro
~ this corner Of Canal and catherine streets, Nv
hes-ry With ton'. Any infurn1aton conrernlu1
name VI! b 'aaakfully received bY ,hc owner.
&4@fet~e P.GRADY
, 1865-04-28

TET ANIED--For tbs GcYer1aE.o,;
w IN tha QuAetcsnlxatafss peparsut1: a. =
Loe!s L.asse:7 = ~ %: non.a :na retsoas; Lar
a:..n 1u1ri,hed from Calcsgo. U.inoiI, -; ic.-.-
in2- FE3i,on Apply st the 9oYarnagu: Ci1cta ~
rnI4nsA1*f VIZ tfAu ATT Ca .<-,r,rrr Aeon
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--Jatnes T. Maxield and Henry Cook, Com
plainants, VS.. Q H. Platt, Defendant.
TN pursuance and by virtue of a Judgment
nude by the D.s.rict Court of the United
States in and fer the District of Wisconsin, on
the 9th day Of October, A, D. 1860. i'll the
owe entitled cause, shall sell at public auc-
ton at the Court House in the village oil Mani
towoc, in this District on fonday, the 29th
day Of Nav, 4. D. 1865, at ten o'clock A. NJ,
he following described prop .rty, or 50 much
thereof IS may be necessary TO satisfy said Idg-
ment to wit: the following described real estate
situated and being IN the county OF Aanirowoc
in The District OF Wisconsin, described as fol-
lows, viz: Lots one a. AID ~ AIDA OF 10,
three 81, lots seven IL eight ~ Ell ven III
twelve az fifteen G5) sixteen l6J seven eeJ
On and east half Oh lot Isl in bio, k uumb,r
one hundred and seven (iO7 ais q lot number
seven % in block one hundred and seventy
seven (li7), also lots ~ and six (6l in block
one hundred and eighty-one 1871 also west
twenty-one CD feet of lot two % and east thir-
ty-seven g. feet of lot three 3 in block one
hundred and eighteen IIS) all in the village of
Manitowoc, as per recorded town plat as If re-
cord in the office Of Register Of Deeds Of said
county of Manitowoc. also the north east quar-
ter of w of section number fifteen 81 town
number twenty (20) range number twenty-five
(22) also south east of " t of section number
fifteen 10 town number twenty (20l range
number twenty two (22) also lot nine 81 in sub
division of south half Of II e of section nine
teen 49, township nineteen 49, range
twenty-tour ga east. all of said land being
and situated III the county of Manitowoc. and
District Of Wisconsin.
DAKiU6 c. JACKSON,
L. s. Marshal.
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Manitowoc County Court : In
Probate.

Safe of Wisconsin, Manitowoc nntv, e.
In the matter OF the estate OF Gideon B. Collins,
doc ascd.
IN this %. day of April, 4. D. 1865; upon
~ reading ana fling the petition Of Charles
Buckley stating that Gideon B. Collins, of
the county of Malitowoc, died intestate on or
about the - day Of May, 1868, and grazing
that William Ii. Horn be appointed Adminis-
traitor OF the estate OF the said deceased 1t is
ordered that sad application be heard before
me- at the Probate Office, in the village of Man
itowoc, on the 22d day OF My, A. D 1865, at
10 o'clock A, NJ. And it is further ordered, that
notice Of said application and caring be gwen
by publishing copy of this ordor for three sue.
cessive weeks, once in each week, in the Man.
itowoc Plot, newspaper printed in said vii
Iage, prior 10 said hearing. BY the Court
GEO, w. BARKER, County Judge.
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NOTICE..

NOa &CE.
WE are row prepared to Issue Passage Tick
w cts Fl m European Ports named below to
haritowoc. Wisconsin, by tie old Black Star
Lac at following -nared rate5-payable in Pa
per money:
London to New FORK city-Adults, s25
Chilircr under IL years of age, -
Liverpool to New York city Adults, 20
Children under IL, &c
Sew York to Manitowoc by Railroads.&c.,
ond class, is
Children, half price.
TIC. SHOVE BRO.
ManitnWnc VIZ Eah IL l9Ga
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In prcbatc,

Mani'ewoc Comfy Court, ManitQwoc County,
State of Wisconsin. In the matter Of the estate
Of Carl SCHNEIDER, dccefsel
IN this 24th day OF April, A D. 1860 upon
~ reading ard fling The petition Of Peter
Werner, administrator stating that G. r
Schneider of the County of Manto~oc die in.
testatc on or about the 18th dsy Of Oct, Der
1864, ard praying h that ba appoint, d, sell the
personal ard rea! estate Of the said dec ased
1t is Ordered, that said apIl cati IN be heard
before me, at tA Prob.tc O!fice in the Town
and County of Mlni' owcc, on the 22nd day Of
Hay A. d 1860; az 10 O'clock A NJ AMI it il
further ordered, TINT notice CT su applica
ton and hearing be gwen . publishing copy
OF this order for three successive weeks, once
III each week, in the M.sIrowoC PILoT, a ne vs.
paper printed In said T"wn aud c UNITY, prior
TO said hearing. BY tic { ,urt
GEO W. BARKER, County judge
hanitowoc, Anr 81 isG5
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In Probate.

Manitowoc County Court, NJ nitow"c C unity,
Stue Of Wisconsin. IL The matter OF the estate
o john W.ickerdt, iecea.ed
IN this 24th dry Of April A. D. 1865, upon
~ reading and filir 6 the petition OF Ga HARM e
Miller, stating that John Wickerdi o. the ons-
" OF NJ tritow DC, died inte tate on or about n
18th doy If February, 1865, and pra, il trat
Nchola. R if be appoin i--admustr tor Uf he
estat. CT the said deccsse !. L. is O. &c ed, that
SAID appcat on be head before me, at the
Probate Ottce in the town AID cou .ty Of Mai
towoc, on the 22nd day OF NJ ~ A. d. I5G5. at
10 o'clock A. II. AID It - luther Ordered
that 10 ice OF III n application AID hearing be
given b. publishing copy Of this ord, 10,
three successive weeks, once in each week, in
the AAAIrowoc PlLoT, a newspaper priIteo in
said town and County, prior 10 said he iril e
By the Court.
GEO W. BARKER, Ccr n'v Judge
Mauitp*nc, 81 I'll y 1868.
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Manitowoc County Court State of Wscon-
sin, Manitowoc County, SIS. In the matter of
the estate of Joseph Kellner, deceased.
IN this oath day of April, A. d. 1865. upon
~ reading and filing the petition of Maria
Kellner, stating that Joseph Kellner of the
County of Manitowoc, died intestate on or
about the eth day of January 1868, and pray
ing that the last will and testament Of the de-
ceased be admitted to Probate. 1t is Ordered,
that said application be heard before me- al
the Probate Office in the town and County of
Mantowoc, on the 22d day of May, A. D. 1865,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. And it is further Order
cd, that notice of such application and hearing
be given by publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks. once in each week, i'll
the MASiToWoC PILOT" newspaper prin-
ted in said tom and County. prior to said
hearing. By the Court.
GEO. w. BARKER, County Judge.
Manitos oc, April "a 1865.
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Tircommends TO his friends and customers
MS new stock of Bourbon ..onon cahela, Rye;
Old Rye two years and Rectifed Whisky
Brandies; Rum; Gin; Arack: CHERRY Wine
and Bra andy; German, Spanish ard Italian Bit
tiers; Rum and Arack Punch all kinds Of sweet
Liquors; Rhein, French, Madeira aud Port
Wines Cider and Vinegar.
/ will visit upon my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side, Manitowoc.
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ElZtST NATION BANK
taI' sAxETOyyOC.
IRE iSURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Ct Comptroller OF the Cu:rercy
w ,I,Y,. tr,< Mar, n IorE


WAsnlH GroN, Mar !, 1865 ,
Niereas, 10y set, iact,ry evidence RESI- nj. ii
by the unecrsigEod, it ha- teel mad. 20 appear
that RE F;rs; N.titl a. B..k al 5lal ito woo, IN
tllc village Of MaIitowo,,, county nt Nan;tpwoe,
aid State OF Wisconsin, h.s Teen duly organ s.
ed under rdsccordi to the ,qhircmen,s Of
the act of Congress, entitled AN act to provide
National Gun rency, secured by pledge Of
Cii cd Stl''s Bonds, and to provide for the cir
culliion ami redemption tn .reo," approved
June ID 1864, aud Ia complied Nth all the
provisions o. said act req iired to be complied
with before Gem nencing business OF banking
under said act
Now, therefore, I, Hugh McCulloch. Comp.
tGoller OF the Currency, d" hereby certify that
the FIRST Nutcl R.r K CT Mauiiow oc, iii the
viii.g Of Manitowgc, county Of Maujtowoc,
I'D State Of u hc,2 Sii, il rLt!.n zet 10 cCI: =
men business q ltIkI under the set a!o.e-
sal |.
Ia testimony Nhefeof, witress my hand and
a! OF flee hist first dag ot March, 1865.
Govt Seal. HUGH &cCCLLOCH,
Comptroller OF CurrtLcy.
Mauitnwoc, March &c. 1863.
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TOWN Or MAPLE GROVE.
Torn 20. Range 81
VILLAGE OF REEDSVIL L

Blocks , 3 A 5 10 II u 10 4l5 Is
II IS 10 20 81 % % "a % IS 81 except lots l3
IA. % 90 80 81 81 80 81 80 SO 81 80 80 IL
AZ A 45 46 Al 4S 40 80 81 80 except lots / ,
l6 Is 10 %
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BY HENRY SlBEEr. Deputy.
Dated February %, 1853.
Surss,eaOnS -C,rcnit Court Of N ,n!t

Ss!iblIsa -Clrcut Court CT II INTO
voc county. PaHck Shoit vs.. Rosara Short
State If Wi-cousir.
ITO the above na'nefi defendant. You are here
l. by summoned and required to answer the
complaint OF The plaintiff i'll this ac:ion 0! which
cop is hereto ann, xcl aid F., rv q upon you
and to serve copy Of YOUR answer thereto on
me o. my Office in ianitowoc, Mani'owoc coun-
ty, aud Safe aforesaid, within twenty days
from the service hereof upon you exclusive of
the day # such service, and II yourf,iI 10 an
'wer rs aforesaid the l.l,ntiff viii aep;y To the
court for the reief az tin>r you dem ,Gted IN the
complaint
B r. ANDERSON, Prtfs Atty.
Revenue Stamp Cancelled
Dated arch 80, 1863.
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TAX NOTICE.
State Of Wisconsin, County of Manitowo'
County Trcasurer's Office,
AI,n..kcrrnn Ali lAnI

County Trcasurer's Office.
Manitowoc, April s, 1863 J
NOTICE is hereby given, that in conformity
IN with chapter % of the general laws of
1859, and chapter "a Of the general laws of
1861, and chapter II Of the general laws of
1862, aud chapter SO Of the general laws of
1854, so much of each tract or parcel of land
described in the following statement, as may be
necessary for the purpose, will be sold on the
second Tuesday of May next. it being the 9Th
dav of May A. D. 1865. and the next succeeding
days, by the Treasurer Of Manitowoc county
aforesaid. at public auction at his Office in the
Village Of Manitowoc, TO pay the taxes, charges
and interest due thereon for the year 1864 and
the Volunteer Bounty tax levied in 1865, and
returned unpaid TO this Office TO wit
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NOTICE,

DERScNS who lave subscribed for the for.
/ nation Of CIRCULARS LiBRAkY, cap
iow hand in tie aIaoInt II tn i, subscriptions,
and all hers who III to ASST: in the cnter-
prise can leave their names at Y. G.. SIlOVE'S
ban king tfice at MY store The sooner ia e
requisite amount is 'L'ai..ld tie sooner tn T.
Books Will be fur. ished
u. D. FHEPARD,
ManitSw~c De 14th l3ei.
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Oshkosh City Nursery !

We, the undersigned, offer for sale for the
spring Of 1861, the following varieties Of Fruits
described as follows:
25 Varieties of Apples,
Embracing Summer, Autumn and Winter, and all
tested, hardy kinds, age f1om to years, old
height 6 to feet. Price when delivered at
,h>o>h, per Zoe, SO 90; Dwarf Apples, so
cents each.
Pear Trees, Dwarf, Extra Size.
, lni years old, with fruit buds, O75
2 and years old, SO
Standard Pears, to feet high, IS
do toe do 50
These Fear Trees are very fine. The extra
sized are three ye rs fem bud graft, and ara
model trees il all respects. The Dwaris are NOT
to be excel!ed.
20 VARIETIES OF PLUMS.
s:and,rl, ) to # high, : and years old, 10
d. to DO do ~
These trees are straight, stocSy, and furnish
ed With regular ssd handsome heads.
CHI FERRIES.
A good hardy assortment, 5 o # high 60
GRAPES.
cts each cts earh
Delaware, 80 10 : 3 febecca, 40 to so
Concord, 40 to 30 Isabella, 25 to 80
Diana, so 70 50 Clinton, 20 to 30
Hartford Prolific. 40 to so
Northern Muscadine SO to IS
All frees warranted trIe to Eame snd in
zoe d condition.
Also fine assortment of ROSES, Standard
aud Running, DAHLiAS, GDADIULta ana
CARNATl0N FIHKS aud SllkUBBERY, OF
al the hardy v-r;elits.
All Apple Trees we OFF, for s,e are hardy
varieties and all 6! Wise n~ja growth
~ Trees vii bc delivered ut the most con-
venie,.t points, by rliilJa4 steamboat by owe
II the firm.
JAMES O'BRIEN, PETER MCCOURT.
Oshkosh, Wis, 1863.
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HI E'rGD1VC.

Nan = voc County Court. State Of Wiscon-
sin, Mantowoc County, So. In the matter of
The estate OF Eugene Bourbon, deceased.
~ this 24th day of April, A D. 1865, upon
~ reading and fling The petition of Emm
/ Bourbon, stating that Eugene Bourbon of the
County OF Mani'owoc, died intestate on or about
the "a day Of September 1851, and ray ing that
she be appointed Executrix Of tie last will
and testament of the said deceased. i is
Ordered, that said application be heard before
lie, at the Probate Off in the village of
nanitowoc, on the ed day Of Nly, A. d..
1865 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Ard it is further
hearing be given by Publ shrg copy Of this
order for three Successive weeks, once in each
week in the Pilot, newspaper printed in said
village, prior to said hearing. BY the Court.
GEO. W. BARKER County Judge.
Dated April 81 1854
Ia Probate .--State of Wisconsin N N
itowoc CO mtv, $, In the matter of the lAst
will and testament If Abraham ". FEES on 4,
deceased.
To all whom. it may corccrn.
/ ETTERS teaan e'.t4ry having been issued
IL 10 Daniel S Wand, of Rnmrey, New li4Up-
SHIRE, on the II h div of January, 1868, ana
not less than six months t70m and after said
day being allowed ard limited for creditors t.
Present their claims for cxarl II ton and al
lcwancc notice is hereby given that the III
7cr,gred wil on the 1sS Mcnd. in June o.
the lst Mon!ay in J,ly, ard on the Ist Mon
day in September, 1868, az tie Office Of III
county court in the Vii &c and comfy o! t'au
towoc At - o'co.h A. n. Receive examine
AMI just all CLANS and denIai d5 Of al per
SOLE ae:i, ST sal lcccasel,
GEO v. BA. KER, C3uutr JdIse.
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ETA - Ob;sec.--Srateo Of Wisconsin.

ETA ps ObHtc.-- Estate Of Wisconsin, MAJ
itowoc county, 50 Ia the n utter {: i,e Estate
of Gottfried Muller, deceased
IN this first day of May, A. D, 1865, upon
~ reading and fling The petition Ct Johanna
Glebler, sja ing that GptiIritd Muller cf IL
County OF Mali;owoc, died int, state On or about
the &c day Of March, 1865. and praying t. a,
usust Geebier be appcnted Administrator OF
the estate oil the said d ceased. 1t ~ orlcr ID
that SAID application be heard before ne 1T lie
Probate Office IN the town and County of ban
Iiowoc on Tie 22d day OF Nay A D. 1865. Al 10
o'clock A. II. Aud it is tu tier orered. la,
notice OF said application ami hearing be Civ. I
by publishing copy OF this order for tire
successive week once in each week in thu
Aani:owoc Pill 7, newsps Pr printed in SAID
county, prior to sa hearing By the Cont
GEO. W. BARKER, equity Judge.
ManitowoC, Nav 4, ISG1
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DissOiutiOn.--The partnership here.cs
fore existing under the name and firm of Small
ley. Prick & Co.. is this day dissolved By mu-
tual consent Of all parties interested. All de-
mands against the late firm, and all unpaid
bills will be collected and paid at the office of
the Manitowoc Foundry.
f. J. SMALLEY.
Yanitowoc April cath 1865.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-06
New York Money Market.


Tho rate FOR money to the brokers Is S per
per cent, and on prime merchant paper az
10 s per cent, as in date. Some Of the lend :
ers report a fair demand to-day, though the
market is abuudsntly supplied. The Gus
toms demand for gold was about S725 600.
This places the total customs for the month
Of August over thirteen millions, Of which
we presume the Government has turned
about one half into currency az the market
rates for gold, in addition to the sales made
between the Goth and close Of July. But
for this operation the price Of gold must
have sensibly felt this unusual demand 20
pay cu'tOms, while little or nothing was
going out ofthe Treasury in the way of gold
interest. As it is, the market has scarcely
varied 2 per cent. (and then onIy for few
days. throughout the month and leaves of
within L05s per cent. Of the opening sales
on the first day OF the month. Such a
steady range Of prices, FIR an entire niouth
has not been recorded f'r two years The
sales 20 day were at l44ft @l44lE per cent
a few ont Of town orders are eaid 10 have
appeared in the gold room, probably to pay
customers IN Baltimore, % we hear Of no
disrositiou in the neighboIing cities 10 spec
uiate for rise.
The demand for stocks improved to-day
both on Government and railway lists
and the speculation in the latter at The
close Of business was decidedly stronger
than at any time during the week. View
York Central, Reading and the Western
roads were more decidedly firm in respect 70
both demand and prices than Erie, which
IS for the moment partially neglected. IN
United States stocks a large business was
done at about yesterdays prices, and there
wss demand for Tennessee State bonds a.
an advance Of Ialc. A majority Of the
commission brokers complain of the alb
sencs Of outaide orders on speculation, but
the signs Of a September movement are
nevertheless more apparent since the reduc-
ton OF money TO 5 per cent and the return
Of good many Of the street operators from
their summers vacation.
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Review Of The Dry Goods Martet.

NV HosE, September 3.-The trade +,
foreign Dry Goods continues remarkably a.
tive. TIE supply, though large, IS 6uitf
lnadequate q the demand, especially OF IN,
liner asses of goods, and with general
scarcity, prices sre eorrespondinFlv bigh
At sale Of French Worsted Goods. At fba
the close Of the week, prices were lOa15c
higher than tho previous week. The
| importation Of Dry Goods for the past week
were 2,e3i,4I against ,465, $50 for the cor
/ responding week of 1884. The market for
| Domestic Fabrics has been much excited
during the week. The South is largely
represented; many Of the merchants froIn
mat section are settling up old debls some
in fun. others by the best compromise tbev
are able 10 make.
Thepufchases Of Southern merchants ara
not individually, large, but, in the sggre-
gate, are quite imp lTtant. Some bring
specie for payment, others greenbacks.
others State and Railroad stocks. and. not n
lew, vouchers for cotton, guaranteed by in
suTance compsnIes. The Western cities ara
eyry fully represented, indeed, the demand
appears to be large from an parts Of the
Union. The business Of the past two weeks
has, perhaps, exceeded any other fortnight
m the history of our trade. The market is
completely bare Of cotton goods. The mills
y ny - mum ~ tne united sup
ply OF hands permits, bUt the products are
scarcely two-thirds Of what they were in
ordinary years. and is quite inadequata for |
the present demand.
Wcolen mills are working to their full /
capacity, but are behindhand, and their /
production is largely sold in advance. This j
has resulted in a general advance 1
)t prices, especially in cotton goods, and /
prices are so unsettled. that quotations are
'nly misleading, and We consequently sus-
pend our cuStomary list Of prices, observing,
imply, that, at the close OF business. yes
erdayJ prices were about ten per cent |
higher than a week ago, with a strong up
ward tendency