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simoIe ra oSs Vi MS property being brnnd Co. ,L
The co,npa mat insurance is cheao and ,on .ne
the State osd n" 20 almost every town thr9nghoUt
rom loss Of his properly 6v e. 0Sn De made secure
- ~ PTecau'lon to secure his n,onoa, a" WIZ not
g py nie II Is Insurable he has M 10y agalnst loss
niS helgnooTs TO assist him s"' W call upon
The Kent County MntnaI h.
600, and pays promptly Its Ioss |apiIal OF $780,
Parties deslrous Of insurin0 in ,h;
call upon the following agents ''''' "ompany will
AGENTS
w. "' '''%' ,Is,a,va,s c;,u tndw WRIGHT, FELTON,
Jesse s. I1uiingIon Smyrna James Pond.
6. Dickson Dover, Paul A. Davis. L,.,om, Lawo.,
Jas. Cowgirl, O''''' Dr. A. Nanct hewes'
- nie1 - '"cnron' W. nah'"o"' - - GeOreetovn
H. Cowgirl. Willow Grove Wesley Stack,
j. T. tonlk' Milford, n. Greensboro, Md.
DIRECTORS.
DR.. s. NJ. Fiser, Smyrna, Thos Bradford. Dov.,
Geo. W. Cummins &" DR.. Henry Ridgelv ..
James X. Gle neRts, " William Walker :.
William Depney, james Preityman,
Jacob DeakYne, Bridgeville.
SAMUEL NJ FISHER, President, Smyrna.
JAS. COWGILL, Trea'r Dover.
GEO b. DICKSON. Sec'y.
W business communications promptly attended to.
GEORGE b. DICKSON, Secretary. Dover.
GEnDNE n ~w~U0~M
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

otics Sc Scne9cE viii be professionally at his princrpa
rniiadetphla, every Saturday, from 9 A mn,I = o.
~ Ocnd street New York, every Tuesday from
70 81 NO - summer street, Boston. Mas e.,m ,,on
Bsumars y;,s from to and every other Friday at os
10. 'hofough examination Of the lungs v h1s nu'
pTomeler the charge is three dollars wiz" MS hes'
..nh sG 81 So 'he rumonc Syrup and Seaweed To,;o
,oI p ~ yer bottle or 81 so per half dozen Mao
ro' sale oy all Druggists and Dealers d.ooo T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
,rcTDy SALE or BOOKS.

Al the hook auction sale Of I.eavtt, Strebegh a
ca no ~, Broadway bbeophis made selections
YESTERDAY rom the library of William H. Corner OF baltimore
S, o tbe history of America. Some OF the books OF
the inst edition published in this country and quite rare Inc
contained evidences that Mr. Corner like most col
iecr had his hobbies and Washingtoniana Burriana and
Andreana are largely represented The books upon me
- ctter 10 Aaron Burr on Dueling' ns0D bring,
ing ~ and the Proceedings Of the General Court Martial
Snv Tnmaslcd record Of the services and peIs Of Enoe
Crosby spy OF the Revolution sold az sd Olher books wen,
Charles Carroll of CarToon $40 90 Coemans Collection OF
Facis relative 10 Death Of Hamilton s Description OF
eat ~ Four hundred and fifty books were sold out OF
he collection 1900 the sale TO bo continued to-day Among
b ycrainng LOT are majority Of an the books ever printed IN
% orb and more than 100 books and early pamphlets on me
He and public services Of Washington There arc also gw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
MUSICAL.

THE MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENING CoNCkhIs'
The series Of concerts inaugurated by Messrs Bate
man and Heison destined wo think to DO very popular
both with our citizens and the citizens Of brooklyn III Is IN
tended that they shall be continued during the whole Winter as
long indeed as our musical lasts and they arc designed
TO he entertainments not only Of popular ana enrac
ter but as opponents of the higher and more refined styles OF
rus Tho classical element Is 10 be introduced, though
sparncly into each programme and the best OF the most
popular will in all cases BE- selected Ihese concerts WIZ
unquesonaby educate the masses for the eheaPnes inc
price OF admission will assurcdy attract tnousn. VINO ~
constantly listening to good music finely performed VIII OF
necessity mbibe the esthetc IN art uhcoaoiou,! Vst
until hey become equal TO the comprehension ana Oh
the great symphonic Of writing OF when the phh
monte societies and the symphony sources uo .
This desirable result VIII be arrived at by inc psasst anu
most fascinating faith and the will be educated through INC
medium delicious tones bcguing the listener 10 know"
edge acquired unknowney and without laDo h;i, ,
ward the rising the country not only In inc vocal ana
instrumental departments but In the department oi cunp
ton viii have free scope here ana wiz heu no oleI
Recommendation 10 gain hearing The amount .. aen l1
mediatcy around awaiting development Is leIy iee
and hail with satisfaction the establishment OF means
through which the young aPan may hst ee the C9 Of ne
The success FIRST Monday evening Concert ives very
markabe considering tho immense attraction ana e ,e
evening before az Seinway Hall The success was marked
Mrs Abbott ley ehaIm9gy her ygee ng rex hoI,
"Crispno loudly appauded and he played MS piano
solo very effectively Tho trombone solo was MYSTERY pI
Torrance and the orchestra under Theodore Thomas ped
election from eeAoyeS and some popular ea
not fil to prove popular and permanent sEceess
This evening tho first Wednesday popular concert
will take place AZ Sieirway Hall which occasion the follow
ing artists " III appear, Miss Kate Mcdonald, soprano Mr.
j. " Pattson pianist Mr.. Hcnde hust and Mr. COPY at
the piano with Theodore Thomas and bis orchestra
Tho Cecilia Society, choral organization consist
ing entirely boy aud male voices will give some ontoros In
short time This society under he direction Of Dr. II. s.
Cutler whose Trinity Church festivals brilliantly sue
cessiu aud Mr. g. W Morgan We may expect from such
trainer and such conductor performances OF unusual excel
uudp
will he the first work undertaken.
At the French Theater tomorrow evening Herold's
beautiful opera Of Tampa will BE- performed with strong cast
and new scenery appointments II many years since this
opera play ed here Then is great and Us
production VIII be hailed with pleasure and we are sure that
will again become fayorie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

dollar has been given from the City State Treasury nor
go renitfance OF their taxes The application OF the So
efv fr ground whereOn 10 erect sufficiently commodous
hip 10 receive the little INDECENT cIiPes h6s been refused
and uudr this great pressure relief the Society )
now in tcucd circumstances IN regard 10 current expenses
blirc fud being invested until sufficient shall be
not,itned 10 enable them 10 build The following are the
Officers and Managers 'i2 IresidentIohn Green Vice
Vote stewart brown and A. Wetmore TreasurerJona
than s,uTges Corresponding seeTeary1R NJ Hartley Re
Ven FdNsrl JaAray Otis d. Swan II. X Corning Thomas
Dennv Henry ~ Terbell Nathan Bishop John w Quincy
Gonrce " Allie Wm g. Gilman and Oliver J.. Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
THE CRIPPLED POOR.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE EEw.YoRK SOCIETY FOR THE
RRLIEP op rBE RuPTURED AND CRIPPLED.

The Ncw.York society that supports this orthopedic
institution at No "a SeeOBdave held ther fourth sgm aunua
meeting the 18Th inst at The No 80 Bible House
when Dr knight the resident Surgeon read descriptive
port Of the benefits that had been afforded lie class Of sufferers
during the past six mouths IN which DO states that that pc
Rod 95 patients received treatment macy q whom we're sup
Piled with surgical baulagcs which. II purchased would ha,e
cost nom so 10 so each also reps made upon similar ap
pafuus iOr patients under which would
Thai Of the fret cost and essential 20 the Of The crippled
children In addition 70 this expense there has been average
OF q uTacuts under surgical treatment aud tie care N
nurses some Of these patients entirely helpless from paralysis
others sadly dcomed III their limb, aud uDofing under
sfe Assesses rom hip diseases auC white sWengs also cases
OF spnal disease and cubio0t lie also slated that great
number OF crippled children refused u door be-
cause ~ their very limited accommodations being iy
ped 1hee are supplied with apparatus and treatment
labor under most serous disadvantages O the want OF proper
regime ih their miserable alOdeB.
The Whole plumber Of patients treated during the period
Ai't h'} being solely supplied by private couDut"r. Not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

free Lecture on the French Language its origin
end the necessity for is requirement will b. delivered this
evening at Clinton Hall by DR. IT, Carlos professor Of
In this lecture Dr. Carlos win explain hssystem which enables
p 10 converse fueutly IN French OF three
months m lessons. lie also promises 10 teach those who
attend this lecture one half Of the French language While
present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
lrnAIs ron sotnIERs Ayp sAroRs. -The number

MEDALS FOR SOLDIERS AND SAILoRs.-The number
Of Medals thus as distributed 10 the Soldiers and Sailors Of
Brookyn il about 5000 and there daily applications Tor
more Boz consequence 81 which medals have been
drr hv The nuthoIi~s In addon 70 the soldiers there
80 tlo who have also received The badge Of honor and
all will obtain them IN about three weeks from this tine The
officer. under charge Common Council Committee
Lieut.. WIN II. 1igney Major q T. BALDWIN cupt Cashow
and Capt g. NcHc ali veterans 30 the Uued States 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
CITY NEWS.

There will be a meeting of the friends Of Impartial
Sunge at the Macedonia Church in Camden y j. hs eccH.
,g which will be addressed by the Hon J. NJ seoye and Cal
yin Pepper esq.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
tAnu0uneemen,Ll

Mr. DE Corlova, the lecturer, says;
Having rcsury daring The iast Two
months have evc to be satisfied with being irsh,
gll and naosis fncbcious denlifice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

The Fall Elections being now over, all good cit
,.u. the best IN H.
world sod by all Gf0cefs 81 - esnit Wholesale depot No ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

The FUNERAL OF Mrs. MARY TAYLOR EVEN. -The
funeral Of Mn. Mary Taylor Even the actress took place
Yesterday afternoon at 81 Marks Church Of Second
and Tentht urge number ct people we're n attendance
Mnny " hese were Of The theatrical prole.slon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

Dr. =. T. EVANS Of this city has returned from his
European tour practice 30 n Eal, Thirty hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
e f f f

A WORD TO THE LADIES.
Try a bottle Of LA RUES ALABASTER CREAM for tho Com
r. osI,ilon and :yss p:
most 3g eo04eH1S ~, u. o Saa SSg and not d.
rect %% to send for No dy d. regretted ne
win other eO.mec and VIII not isFe ersepsSP
LsSe E6 g. FSds ans foLh
THE VERY GREAT THING.
The ladies have long been .ssnpg for cosmetic Which Win.
deeous compounds which give Temporary ssfa',i9n bit
SG&B&sfER w. IA. 10 spod qas!
somPeti'9r bat l1eA entirely ther 1l9as grgps,e t D
FISK III; F I'M s No. Foon
DRY GOODS CLERKS
who nresef have their hand, white rather than hard
sli@y and uneoah follow .he q handred Of ,hsr ca
ing and use Ia RUEs ALABAsrER CREAM. ohioe No. 81
WHAT A DISTINGUISHED ACTRESS SAYS.
An who has delighted thousands Of our citizens during he
public in this cOanectOahas become household word
Allow express my wsrme,t thanks for the bottle o. Ia
RUEs ALABAsTER CREAM yog we're kind enough 70 send me
Indeed bad no, thought possible that compound 70 be used
NY Srsssins@sid could spTy without any Difficulty and
va. not se!od 10 TIE east y he heat o. the t6efisI o. s a
in i 70 ladies' Of my profession wei " 10 ''y
- am yours, very rspestfaly, -, -
RiEs IIABAsTER CREAM FISK, FULLER < FLINT, Pr0
prie,ors No. % Fulon-st New-York
WHAT ANOTHER LADY SAYS.
RUEs ALGBAsTER cREAM q the WORTHLESS. chalk
where 1t begins ends while The
gives chay appearance, yhns bat desirable and
shows perspra0u." She right La RUES AIAbASIfh
CREAM The only article manufactured which gives ts sce TIE
aud beaun freshpsss indicative Of youth aud health no
remains perfect through tie entire day
WHAT MANY LADIES SAY.
re Hgmbs Of Lgeies used the various preparations
CREAM nE HEST fr does not need any attention from the
time the toilet T. completed uHii the following day.
renders the kln dssbtuly smooth and white without giving
Il the appearance Of being with Hour OF chalk
will change the color Of 10 purple shade
Il contains nothing injurious
and ffeckes
hod. twice much other similar cosmetic and
costs but Dollar making The CHEAPEST vel 81 THE
BEST" FISH, FULLER FLINT PROPRIETOR,
no % FuuOn-st. New-fOfk.
FOR PARTIES, BALLS, OR THE OPERA.
LARUEs ALABASTER CREAM Is certainly the thing e. Il
enly lady with confidence that Il viii retain
beauty through affected by the weather does
ncrspron only be removed by washing
sndin 70 wise injnTes the delicate skin
THE LADIES PRONOUNCE 1T THE BEST.
Many tines LA EtES ALABASTER GRE An has been brought
into competition In market and
without single exception The Ladies pronounce the best
BEAUTIFUL FACE.
s1es with tbe desou compounds which food
fie claims superiority cosmetics always
disappointed soes ijae skin and though temporA
ry atenng leave the complexion dnsy and the skin
before ONE TRIAL will that La
RUE's ALABAsTER CREAM while 1T IS a MAG2FlGENr
BEAITlFlER or TIE CoMRLEXl0N. CONTAINS NOTHING
INJURIOUS TO THE MOST DELICATE SKIN Sold by Drug
and Fancy Goods Dealers FISK, FULLER FLINT FRO
pre tors No g. Fulton a.. New 1ort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

The NEw STYLE OF HAT introduced By KNOX OF
No 2a Broadway. Of Fulton IL tasteful article Of
bsauf texture, snd stylish aud It'll quiet style Il cannot fail
worn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

II YOU have thousands of windows and doors they
with BURGLAR ALARs rEL
EsHAPH b. small 'ptins IN room. . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

OLD HARD soAP.-PyLEss o. X. becomes hard and
Tls economical had = 81 the OToces Or
a. the Depot No. $50 Wsshingon-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

CENTRAL OFFICE Of tho FAIR and FESTIVAL;
nEaE&BER ii TsE EI TirigI SsEs,
DESTITUTE, and oRPHAs CHILDREN
couNrRYGs' OFFENDERS.
GRAND CHARITABLE FAIR
pREsEsrAfioS FESTIVAL.
Home and School for the Maintenance and Edaeor ns
' %FFa G T6 Hs # q R sfSSrl x P s:
This School chartered IN the 1862 b 81,
above forth APspt. are received from ~ he s
numbering 100 and daily the ,h,I
a@S sf tIs '; fSs @
eR Hon: =. me- eo sy desad. and his cal Z rsds ~
SS with ST@ SSs @ the I:% ,1 and s & I'd
and that hat suitable d65s yin b erected ISssh Gs ss q %
1 TsSie 70 hs s .sIon that "a, ssPGss are
be an ornament among her nsttutons
NEw.YORK. Octot.r J. lss6
ySSsoS o sn Dd M o. I bs S s 81, 81 The
F I H' aS 6hSb fi Ts % ss
r. : rs, gss ss A 81 END Ps''n
Mr. Gaja1oea GAtf fh AsiRS f.j T
Mrs JOHN s. VOORHEES, TIsssusr
Mrs. DAVID H0YT, Secretary.
Mr. WM; 8. HILLfER, Corresponding Secretary
Mr. ii. j. TT J. VAN DALsEA Manage Manager
NEwYoRH OF D. sea
s s % Ss ns I oT Es @ saa. 1 .s S,
Of the destitute children Of Soldiers and Sailors ssd
e. Ss o. NsS o oet 90 and 0 sSoRss S 10
sggeE:o giise 70 Their approaching FAIR AM IRE
M,IsIG[ss Van y, yliet p. Jass. Cha: Ps,
BgE-Cen John John eoehrSne. inc y; Waite
Bis.Gen, Rush c. Hawkins. J. II. Pueson.
BreseI-Bng Gen. James b. Hall
The f,oy win be ay appreciated BY the pote
To THE MANAGING DmEcroRs OF THE FESTIVAL syDr.usirs
witt object 'sAe pleasure in rendering ai'to u
OlessiOn on e 81 Won val
THEODORE THOMAS
The Fs will open on tue lOth Of December
weeks the Public Han, Of Broadway and TWe5H
GRAND PREsESTSTlJN FESTIVAL
cq ssgfs6 BS$f EyfSII SEg Wy q
Under Nh, musical direction S q TseSdC5s Thomas esq ec'
10000 ' Tcset t. At One Dollar leh.
aud
r faEo6 Sik III %hS S sss T s
TIE talented Musical Director promises mos. dshg'l ps' -
performers being already ad nothing win e ;slsa aI'
this the h' ' so ; rs o fEf yP Sk e. Suited s
III, cas;. win bs 'qppisd 70 q E.St;slsI, P'. ,s,s
@sis 5.ns. Rs CLUB soSspo1 LIST. s sd
Object obtain order, The tickets cregr. giving f detrss
Orders may dre. ine,ins the money nom y IA
s29 ina registered e'e ct oar rsk with stamp toI ean ps,
-''''' '''''-'' CLUB RATES:
% H Ticket TO ON: :dd :: s one g
' Taomas s'is' Co.. 'f msnasSg Directors ,Gersr,
NHDAvs Agent 81 =; l sVs 1a$ Schools New" ''
We take pleasure aeEnOwsssHs behalf Of The Hsas I'd
shine Company j y. SIS siosds.y NJ. YORK
lend such sid ieer symgSty and 6ensvoen'e suggest
-" '''"s' THOMAS 4 Co Managing ni.,ser,.
90 to MACFAnLANDs Book Store, corner
W Broadway. There Will hnd 81 tie NEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

MADAME DEIMAR Is stopping ~ No. 753 Broadway
sppy hsr ssIix fSANsL Tor beauynE the
Tsson tho ladies Aso her sAsU on GHEAr Ham Rs
FT0HEHi FEEE % CnAEsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
LATEST SIlH MEMS.
MEMORANDA

The .rboonsf Ada D. Brooks which ashore Long leland
gotten leky oanii0u ssr throwing overheard
81 her csTso hs city yesterday BY the
steamer Andrew Fletcher Capt Hsnns'sy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

90 TO THE NEAREST Newsstand. buy copy Of
~ the December number of YANKEE NOTIONS, now ready
snd have "a good laughs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

90 10 MACFAnLANDs Book Store, corner
" and Broadway There xn hnd az ne NEW
BOOKS all the old Standard Works. and cLsce
English. French and Scotch staioseTy
90 TO THOMAS X. AGNEWs, Greenwich and
W Mgrrsy where you viii ind Teas Cofe Fish f0gr and
everything cheaper than store IN New YORK One Vc" boass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
FOR pADTIES. BALLS, OR III

Ia RuEs ALABAsTER CREAM certainly ihs thing g y
lady with confidence that viii retain
through affected by the weather does
not lose It, usr by pcpraon only be removed by washing
snd n NJ injnTe, the most delicate skin. -
THE LADIES PRONOUNCE 1T THE BEST
Many tines la RCES ALABASTER CREAM has been brought
into competition ether cosmetics In market and IN
hou sIcenon. The Lsdisl pronounce lLe best
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08

inference % ltr InerUn.r H as
are Immortal ihio1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08
GRou ERIi.s

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November 3 tf. lG #
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08

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Mar hall Noy - 30 ~ u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-26

flr1h at yesterdays closing rates, y$l 30 u loo
lbs. To day, 200 sacks were sof the above
quotations.
HAY-The demand for this arf is moderate,
| but prices are firm. To-day, 100;s of Western
sold at $28 u ton.
PoRK-There is good demanbr this article,
but mostly in retail parcels. will continue to
quote Mess at $2801s28 so 70 Dbl.
BACoN--ls quite active, with aid demand and
an upward tendency to-day. Sill casks of clear
sides were sold at tic. f3 ID. also heard of
another sale at lG9c. % H., butbst holders are
asking higher prices.
LARD-The demand is good, aprices continue
fair, with an upward tendencyFe heard of an
offer for lot of 100 tierces pribeing refused al
1870. " b. We still quote in j at 2lc. u ID. E3s
BUTTEE-There is but very ile dong IN This
article Good western and zen readily COM
mand GO01G5c. in retai lots rime western we
quote at 80 and 35c. 70 ID.
WuIsKY-The market is ! and depressed,
with but very LITTLE inquiry. Q have the sale to-
day to report Of 80 bbls. IN Whisky at 81 50
u gallon. Western rectfeTe quote at 20 ESQ
2 So " gallon.
STAR CANDLEs-Thereis ut little inquiry for
this article, except n refill It's but we continue
to quote light weigh at s}A92c., and full weight
at 240125c. u b.
sALT-ls active AM iney good demand deal
ers are supplied at 81 ron 80 T9 bushel.
fREiGhTs-Ihere laiC1erate demand at firm
prices to foreign pGtskhe that for domestic
cohthues very dull 'e republsh previous quo
lallons: Cotton by sai to New York is taken at
g., anu 10 bostolt2c. u 3D., and by sail to
both Of the above psat gc: by steam to Liver.
pool at id.' and by at o.l6@$d.; to Havre by
sail 14@lSc. VI Ii. ere is no Flour going for
"ara to New YORK o Europe, and we therefore
omit quotations for article, as thew are only
calculated to missionaries interested,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-26
.ommerrtal 9ntelligeltte.


III Wednesday Evening, April rs, 1866
EToN-Fhe market is almost at stand still.
aavlces of the 18th inst, from Liverpool, re-
ta yesterday, were of such vague and un-
aftory character that large majority of
layers and sellers have resolved to suspend
IONS till more definite intelligence shall have
Nfo hand. The supply upontthe market to-
IN but little better than nominal, and sales
neen restricted to GIT bales, which were
among seven brokers, and, as may be
Asln1erfed, We're parceled off into small lots.
sas reported by buyers, are 15G12ac. 10 Il,
Aour last quotations but no roand or even
hg lists could be obtained at this decline ;
Yhlle the movement has been of too re-
1a character to determine the actual varia-
rates, 1t Is but just to remark that ouota.
restoo unsettled to enable us to Obtain evan
amatlng figures, and we, therefore unit
aal scale OF rates for the various classifoa-
apon the market. 80,
# STATEMENT OF COTTON,
d hand Sept LIST, lSS5-baIas o,,u.
~ since yes erday ..-...............l an o''-'9
previously. $50 675 .s1
ID since ves,ero,v -oo 75s72o
.599 4l7-600 DIG
e haad and on shipboard not cleared. 15e m.
exports are for Boston exclusively.
BRAND MoLAssEs-There have been no re-
SINCE yesterday. The supply of both for
Addomestic is ample, bnt with very little
AZ. lot of 10 hhds. of choice Louisiana
sold this morning at Ice. ID 1b. There were
es sof Molasses. There is very small retail
v doing in Louisiana Sugar at 8@lOc. 70 ID.
rior; 1l@l3c. for common 14@l5c. for
T;l5 40l54c. for prime, and 16@l63c. for
Ihhe market to-day is quiet but firm, and
the better grades are looking up. We
iessof i040 bills, as follows, viz: 100, $50
Dds. of extra at $l1 so; 200 on its merits
Vsapefflne at IS so, and 14O do. at IS Is.
tsscaree and in request Holders have
f,led to-day torealize an advance of SC.
i've have to report sales to-day of
lnthe following order, viz: $500, 300
Wmte at 81 10; 5000 yellow and mixed at
10y white at 81 OF per bushel.
Ars,qniet and the supply limited, with a
ayance OF &c. per bushel, to-day. 1I75
re disposed of as follows: 500, l25 and
so.and $50 and 400 sacks OF COO. per
Inc supply is limited, and prices are