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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-02-01

"The "United States Commissioner of
Education is making great reputation as
q statistician. In his last report he sets
forth, tabularly, the relation of poverty
to crime as shown III the New England
States. Eighty per cent. of the crimi-
pals in those States have no education, or
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-02-01
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and c~iicctual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
TO ITS original Color,
wiM tie gloss ami
freshness Of youth.
M -. .: Ill
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-02-01
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
For oil b urposes of a Laxative
Medicine.

Perhaps no n medL
cine Is 20 universally
required by every.
body as a catharte,
nor was over any be-
fore so universally
adopted into use. b
every country and
among all ~ciasees, NJ
this mild but eMcient
purSative PfH. Ths
obvious reason ts,
that IL IL a o rena-
BILE and far moro O.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-02-01

''Thc school revenues for the past year
amount to S2O1 COS. The number of
children of Sabotage is estimated at
IS3, 2S0-an average of $1,10 per pupil.
The State Industrial University has an
endowment of $500, 900.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
METEOROLOGICAL PHENOMENON.
Beautiful Phenomenon Seen from the
Wyoming Valley.
WILKESRARRE Pa Nov Is. 1870.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The citizens or this part Of the wyoming Valley,
noted for its gorgeous sunsets and grand meteo-
rological phenomena, witnessed last Sunday even
ing one Of the erandest and most beautiful atmos-
pheric spectacles That 1t is the unirequen privilege
OF man to behold. In this instance mild-eyed
Luna instead Of the garish sun, played the princi-
pal part as If ambitious to show that she, too with
her borrowed light, could perform celestial won-
ders as well as her mighty patron, the God OF Day,
who some time before had sunk behind the western
hills At about halfpast seven O'Clock,
although the western sky was one deep
cerulean vault, studded with sparkling stars.
there might have been seen IN the east some
eecy, striated clouds that by the effects OF their
seemed to form combined, radiating neDua, with
it's centre in the east, and its diverging radii, OF
nearly equal width and length spreading over that
zenith. In the locus Of this radiation hung the
bright and nearly full.o moon. forming glow
ing centre. from which these radiating clouds,
sOftened and illumined by her light, seemed to be
her natural emanati0ns. Such halo alone would
have satisfied the most ardent admirer OF the
luminary OF night; but as If prodigal on this occa-
sion Of her achievements, and as 1t were, to add
ornament to perfection, she threw In another glory
tempted to initiate. The sun can never grdle him
SELF in his most gorgeous presentations, with that
mild aspect % Of nights chaste aaeen But not SO
she on this occasion, for round her glowing orb
swept q orious lunar halo. cutting the dyerging
radiations at about half their length, while, by a
happy coincidence. on its upper edge OF soft tinted
light sat the family glittering Pleiades like a
crown Of clustering diamonds, while still beyond
its circling beauty projected the outer extremties
of those radating luminous clouds, like corona
oflight, as If this halo Of the moon was itself the
centre of a halo.
This unsurpassed and perhaps unexampled
phenomenon was but ephemeral, and retained its
features and character In all their relative perec-
ti0n but for few moments, when the shifting
clouds and the l0ve-lighting, ncke m0on that had
other beauties to watch over, parted company, and
this grand Illusion, like ''the baseless fabric OF
ysiOll,u melted away. DE WITT @. COOLEY.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LoSpos MONEY MAHKEr-Lospos, Nov 22z5 r: M
Consos closed at 9zh for money and 9zss for the ac
count. American securities unchanged Erie Railway
9OA ls67's, 9314; tenforties. s5ls new hvcs ss's.
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKEr-LIyERrooL, Nov 22-5 p.
M-The market closed unchanged. The sales OF the day
been 1900 bales including 1900 for speculation and
export The market is firm. Sales Of middng uplands
for November at 92c el3l6d; upands at opening g<d
middng Orleans, 1014d. The sales OF the week have
been 900 bales including 5000 for export and 1000 on
speculation The stock in port Is 42 00 bales including
1900 American The receipts Of the week have been
5000 bales including 26000 American. Actual export
0W bales The stock at sea- bound TO this port is U0
balcs, including 10000 American.
TRADE MANCHRsTER.-LIvERPCoI, Nov. 0.-The
market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is rmer
and prices are generally higher, especially tor
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFFs MARKET-LIvERPooI, Nov. ~.
5P M.-The receipts of at this port for the past
three days have been 800 quarters, including 5000
American The receipts OF wheat this port for the past
three days have been $1,000 quarters including 80 900
American. The market Is steady Wheat, 13 I'd. per
GENITAL for club California white Corn 2s 3D. 29s
quarter. Flour, Sos. d. per bbi for Western canal
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKRr-LivfRPooL, Nov 22-5
M-Bacon SIS. Cd. per cwt for Cumberland cut 36s.
3D. per cwt for short rib middlcs.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LIvERP0oL, Nov. 22-5 Y.
M-Tallow, u.s. per cwt common rosin, lis lis. ID.
per cwt.
LoSpos PnopucE MAnKEr--LospoS, Nov. 22.Eyen,
ing-Sprits turpentine, Ais 3D. q AS. per cwt Refined
petroleum. 1891. 2Jd. per gallon.
PETROLEUM MARREr-AETwERr Nov. 22-Pctroeum
631af 5ii. for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c..,,, .,,u o, ,,. aALyEsros, WESTON, Ny; My %, ls72
c GSs'h Sisay fGaa saaney hst rs
a a % 1"s ss 3 tGSsy Sasy ns as
bales les ExportsIo Great 5 Britain 7S5 bales; coast
o% CoSn Hpis Rgees mnfs sGSa onary a @
Net rsssi @ s @ % sqsk % oWssf by
tain 5746; to the Continent, 1858; coastwise e43 Sales,
s Cotton @ yss. mlssass sSS ssr@sE @ ses %Sss 4siss
i:s bales BRIAN, Ssss;
%ssi 3? fsis s@s
Rse Sses bales sas. e es GSsHen Ssss S 'as' coast
a@s%s ss :ssis sas:
eoastwise. 1871. Sales. il.s4I - 0''" ''''
CnARLnsroS, Nov. %, 1872
ceipts gsS bales Exports coastwise asG Sales, so
to sa
Spirits Of urpente ntm at DC 6Sc Rosn irm at
sa s Ta m for
ByrgALo n. y, Nov. "a 1872;
nhs sasss CORN Do
barley 1900 do al for way stations The canal n. Is stu
sp pSs q ses ambs
white g Wheat steady snd nlis6in
sy ss 81 White ' GaDasa H & nns aali i
sales Of bushels No in lots at 4c and small lots
of high mixed at Soc. Oats quiet and nominal at SIC. for
Toledo and Western.
OswnGo, N. ", Nov % 1872
Flour in good demand, and the market steady. Sales
of 5000 bbs at &sfo No. Spring, So for amber Winter,
mer saes No. club at
~ Gstn a"'Sf sarsy sass al u o.
l2OO0 do at 81 o. "a 900 do do at 81 o. Corn meal
Steady ~ 1S.sa ss RSs @ ~
Se @ to Sew
Railroad reighs-Flour TO Boston, TIC to New York,
sc. Albany, 5ic Receipts by lake38,000 bushels
wheat IS 200 do $500 do barley, 10 900 feet lum-
ber shipments by canal-S50 bushels wheat 1900 do.
barley, $500 do. rye, 7s 900 feet lumber.
CHICAGO, Nov. %, 1872
Flour steady. Wheat buoyant and unsettled opened
higher, closed weak; No. Spring 81 70 81 "a No
do, 81 l04 spot 81 10 December No, do 81 81 OIL
rejected SIC. ssc. Corn opened firm but closed dull
No 2mixed 325sc 322<c spot; 324c: December; re-
jected 29ac Oats quiet and unchanged No. at 234c.
231sc rejected 2lAc. &c. Rye scarce and firm No.
Eat BaTiey dull and lower No Fan, sic Provi.
higher; December sil Is az 50i January, sls 9 :
$l2 10 Lard in fair demand firm TIC bid, 73sc. asked
andspot; 7sc. TIC. December All meats demand light
and market firm at previous quotations. Green hams
Sc Hams IN pic ke sf lo & Mhlskey SI s steSdy e
bushels wheat 5000 do corn 1900; do oats 1000 do.
bushels wleat 5000 do. corn 1900 do. oats, 2s 900 do.
bare
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

% ssoSs' ssveyy
but quoted sesdy isc ls,c Al the Creek
T nSG no IN RSsi a
c was still the nominal price for refined for spot or
dPsovIslcxs 24o2 packages; eut meats
90 lard Isis bbls and tierces and lsO kegs The
, SSwPs e shs as
ported s say %ssts ss ssfs s
* g. Srss:ss ss sss. e we're unsettled iss and
ss isasd s TSss sale: ssiy sy
new ssr. ss %s sn s FOR sa prime m.s @
Ss%s wsas sns 4; % ,as. Isa 81 Ss a.
price was fair business
sy L TSs
" Fss sss q Sss ham:
Sa 6s
;,5Ss ws: s.f ier January
sss ssss,a' y Y ,ss:i ss for sas r Ss4
But sanss for s B: ss
At 7c asc, and 100 bags Rangoon at &c. zzc Patna
demand las been light since our last
si Sa = s saes the s ssss
S S Sns but Ssss
steadily " 9s 50 Rough as quoted
sgcAR-The market to-day for raw has been unusually
weGe dsdsr you'd 70
Refined was also very quiet and hards were rather
for hars We quote .0e ssnasa ana IN
seSS 70 prime ioc ie,sc grocsTy sT fair to FOOD,
ss hhds and oaes e sose ill., hSas and
fSei STAN C. sS ao
is sSS g a. II 5' @ do S0 White n Co y c fc
s::'s ssT$ss
:r, Mos 10 ts y lSs lc Manila-saperior and extra
i. the nSm
Rssts to-day has been fairly active, and
an Ss in @ SGs at q fSS
at the wa on psv"ey 9 rnae a
Galveston Aye stra also gpS on % private terms
TSe 5JS :sss sTSS seq
eases s a2 VI Havana si
has Seea s demand during the
past three days for nearly all descriptions WOOL and
e as
%oo are Seer Se4s conen m e sn stu holders
Position to sen except at their own figures
California Fall clip, Sc; Is bales do. do, secured 81 O8;
sass S% SS oG saIes M osgS
EaS;ns @ SS Ss sSs
TsSss & S private terms; 20 bags extra pull es@s;
@ sSSs sdbs African @ &C. psss ss1s' epes, &C.
Georgia Sos i6o bales Cape, isc S DO d. oc sGSsc
70 bales Caliiorna Spring RIime 4oc &c bales ao
&c. & No. ,e oslS eeSs 6SrS SaEs ao saRei
s Sass extra @ bales lbs
do. s2izc; 50 BALES do CSC 60 bales super do, 57%c
80 bales do do &c.; 100 bales do do, &c., 80 bales do
Wasxny.-Receipts-zs bbls, The market was rather
price.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
HAVANA MARKET.

90 tssss.>e. dykxA. Nov. ts, 1874
sugar-0pereiions limited, owing TO the scarcity Of
classes demanded for shpeh receipts scanty and quo
In warehouse, 600 boxes and 975 hhds Receipts OF
the week. 500 boxes and 375 hhds Exports 1900 boxes
Bacon steady at SIC 80 ssl7 cwt Butter quiet and
sugar cured active at S2e so s7 Lard steady in kegs
ZIG %; In tins, S19 75 q $2I per quinai Potatoes
Way.-Yellow frmer at $40 $i0 Onions nominal and
wax; Coal oil In tins firm al sA 6 reals per gallon
FLaval stores quiet
Lsmeer in iar demand; white pine, ~; gtcn p Pine
Shooks-Box attsve ct l0x o lla reals; hogshead
shocks nominal Hoops in good demand; long shaved
90; short ehNycd, e60 per frcghs quiet and weak
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Easy-Receipts at the
Ports 1928 Bales-Tlour Firm-Whcat
and Corn Easicr-Oats Qufet-Pork
Nominally Dearer-Lard Firm-Pctro.
leum Dull-Naval stores Generally
Quiet-Spirits Firmer-East India
Goods generally Quiet and steady
Metals Quiet-Wool Active and Firm
Whislxcy Steadicr.
FRIDAY, Nov. 22-8 M.
There was scarcely so much activity in CONNER
cial circles to-day, and, o. natural consequence
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
THE ALABAMA DEADLOCK,

The Two Legislatures Sttttng-A Gross
Muddlc Over the Election Returns.
MONTGOMERY, Nov % 1872.
The Legislature at the Capitol met this forenoon.
At twelve O'Clock the two Houses met together
and Lieutenant Governor Moren proceeded to count
the vote for State officers. The result will show
majority for the republican ticket Of
over eight thousand. Owing to tho
fact that the Supervisors OF Dallas county reported
a large majority for the democratic candidate for
Auditor, which will elect him, the result Will not
be declared until the Supervisors have chance to
correct the supposed mistake. II 1t was mistake
and is corrected the republican candidate for
Auditor will also have 5000 majority.
The other body met but did no business OF any
ind
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
THE NEW DOMINIJN.

The Canadian Dnkes Creating q Stir i'm
the Quebec Legislature-What About
the Crown Lands4
QUEBEC, Nov. %, 1872
An excited debate occurred last night in the
Quebec Legislature Mr.. Jolly having moved for
committee to inquire into the administration Of
the Crown Lands Department, with especial refer
ence to the sale OF "timber limit.n
The government resisted the motion. The
Premier, Hon. Mr.. Channeau, said he should treat
the motion as one OF non-con1dence in the admin
istratiOn.
on division Mr. Joly's motion was lost,
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

RICHMOND Nov. % ls7I
All the oficial returns are In. Grant received
s3 46s and Greeley 9l652. The vote Of Buchanan
county is 24 for Greeley and So for Grant, bus VIII
nrohab,v he thrown ont. on account of nformality
In the returns II such Is the case Grant MaJoisy
over Greeley Will be 1875 OConors vote y nSs c
yassers meet on Monday to make their Official re-
p0rA
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

Wheat dull and lower to SELL but, there being
e - E
ss ssss Siy "a sS:s
Ha Ss vs @ soa H'fsa sst evening" ' at Il
sSGa hsSSy Sny
Tor prime sa mxeS g. 6Sc s for w. Wessrn Yellow c @
sa
e. ns%
today in berth reishts more particularly for accommo
ehange cnareg FOR
s
without psrseptibs change W q, The sneagsmenis
o. but ppTiacipaiy At the hIshes rate ioSS 6Sses
% S Tdnaon fTa 200 bales ssa S0S 5
boxes cheese 4os, and III 20 tons Of grease, SIS %.
a Sss by @ S @
BY sail 400 bales cotton at lS6c per b The charters
sSSe5s 5o5 6sis. Tsansd Psst,ssisa% 8 s1sIaass
b Sc %
ion brig hence to Mediterranean iio6 bbIs.
direct spanish port So do also tS o pryae
past three days, and the market In consequence
sc a rolls s'ss Something ss bin @ and rolls Of
din basgns sold q. some % TINE hS snce ss at %
%f S a%o'e domestic s''n l1' l''e ana bags ''''s
HEaP JUTE.-An descriptions OF hemp remained
very quiet but manila was slightly rmer quoted at lie
IKE, gold Jute remained inactive, but was nomnallv
steady at &c. 5sc gold Jute butts continued in good
demand fr sales 800 bales for prompt delivery at
2i.iSc, cash, and 5000 bales on private terms. We
oqGs Tsr demaSs for both hay and straw
continued quite brisk, and in instances further
advance. was established We quote ;.shPping hay
straw, 81 30 40 short do, s5c 81 %; oat, &c.
9Oc., and wheat, 75c. q Soc.
branch Of trade since last report The receipts have
been comparatively better, but still continued light
Everything desirable offered readily taken at full
current prices. We quote new hops, 33c. q 3sc.
MoLAssEs-There business OF importance re-
ported the market remaining previously noticed. We
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
OHIO ELECTION RETURNS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. %, 1872.
The oficial canvassing Of the vote cast in Ohio
for President and Vice President, In November,
was completed to-day and shows the following re.
suit Grant, 2sl s52; Greeley, 244 Black 2lO0;
O,ConOr l,l63; Scattering, 1872. The total vote
cast was 529,59s. Grants majority over Greeley,
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
IN division Mr.. Joly's motion was lost.
Unwilling or Statue OF the Queen at
Montreal.

MONTREAL, Ont, NOV. 20, 1872.
Yesterday afternoon Florentine bronze statue
OF Queen Victoria, by Marshal Wood, was formally
unveiled by the Governor General, Lord DufYerin,
who accepted the statue from the committee on
behalf OF the citizens OF Montreal. Some twenty
thousand persons were present. His Excellency
delivered addresses In English and French
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
THE GREAT FIRE IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. %, 1872
The total loss by the re in Galva, H., yesterday
morning is now figured at 421s,000. Thirtynve
business firms were burned out and thirteen iami-
lies rendered homeless.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
SNOW STORM IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, Nov. %, 1872.
Snow began falling here about three O'Clock this
afternoon. Two inches or more has fallep and it
Is still showing fast. - -.4. -
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

lsr sSx Of sugar from ports the north for the
uuniea states Hl5c per hogshead sugar loading at
Tor the United States $4 per hogshead OF sugar
a. oer ports on the north the United States
& ne states % 81 30; per hogshead OF moiasses
v' Por1 on the north coast for the United States
Exchange steady
has unsettled the market SS ''
Eschannge Irregular; On United States sixty days cur
s Isncvs o,a \ premium; short sight 80 premium
SLY days. goid ~ 2o premium; short sight, ~ 22iS
Preminm s on London, 81 s2a premium; on Paris u
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

there was less buoyancy and nrmness in the mar
kets Tor number OF the leading articles, while In
some cases prices were lower, but there was very
little manifest disposition to press saee however,
SO that business was generally light. At the Pro-
duce Exchange there was decidedly less activity,
and prices tended in favor Of the buyer. Flour was
dull but steady. Wheat was decidedly duh, and,
notwithstanding, there was Eamor current Of
further Improvement OF 3D. per GENITAL In Liver
pool, prices favored the buyer to the extent
Of fully lc. per bushel, and there were
no buyers at the close even at the
reduction. Corn was heavy, put In fair demand at
rather lower prices the bulk OF the business being
for shipment There was no movement in pr0vis-
ions, the pork market being at complete stand, II
we may except few hundred barrels at an ex-
treme figure. The stock Is said TO be controlled by
one house. Lard was steady at the Improvement
chronicled yesterday. There was scarcely any
change In the freighting or chartering business,
there being fair inquiry for both freight room and
vessels for charter at about former rates Groceries were
very quiet to-day and while prices without mate
rial change they by strong particularly
for sugar. Petroleum remained dull but nevertheless
holders demanded full prices. Naval stores with the
psnsns quiet bat spirits cSssd showing an i'm
connued in active de%snd at uli recent improved
pfsss wRRssiy dsy
market has been quiet with sales confined entirely
to obbins lots Of pos which realized $s 25 Pearls re-
BUILDING MATEaIALs-The demand for brick since our
last has been only moderate but there
Cargo pale S5 Jersey SO 90 ST. North River IS 5O
Croton. 81 $40, and Philadelphia front from yard
LIME has been in light supply; and while the
shade frmer We quote -Rockland common, 81 50; do.
lump 81 5 Cement remained quiet and steady at 81 90
good demand, were slightly better Sales Of Eastern
CANDLEs-Therc been very little doing except in
obbng way but there has been no material alteration
&C. parafine Soc &c; stcaric, Sjc. Sc and ad
amantine 20c. for Is ounce.
COFFRE-With the exception Of 800 bags Of Rio ba
Of the OF the North Amcrica there were no
closed steady al previous figures as follows We quote
Rio ordinary cargocs, 16c. l61ac; far, Ice. l64c
good, l7Sc. i7lsc; prime, lsc lSc; extreme range
S per & % % Says sgsst rsss,
iSc c sinaspcrc, Ss2o do ibc lsc; ceylcn, I5Sc
l61ac; Maracaibo, lbc l6sc. Laguayra, l5;Scc, q
market has been quiet since our last and
the estimated sales Of Lake only footed up about 100
lbs Sic. 3l4c Other metals quiet and without
material change in values Small sales Of Straits tin
CoTroN.-There moderate demand for spot cotton
for spinning purposes but the goOmness OF the day
dercd it difficult to decide upon grade, and business
this account smaller than would otherwise have
bids from this class OF buyers about l8c for low
mddlng and that basis for other grades. The SUBJ
joined quotations may be regarded nominal and fiat
tcring TO sellers Future deliveries continued active,
ported on Change to-day sum up as follows
To-Day. Last Ereaiag. Total
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New YORK, Nov. %, 1872.
Total net receipts OF cotton since September /,
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

The sum OF 1000 rix dollars has been remitted to
Copenhagen by cable. Further contributions are
soilcited and will be received at the C0nsulates ~
Broodway, between the hours Of nine and i've.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

NAVAL sToREs.-Trade to-day In spirits of turpentine
has been fair, and the market just shade better
We heard Of sales OF 242 bbi at COKE 80 bbs at eo fat
$50 bbls at 60c and 100 bbls to arrive at G0c also 800
bbls at Wilmington at 5isc closing with sales Of 100
bbls. at 6ac and nrmy held at that figure. Rosin
prices; quoted at 81 a 10 for common strained and o. IS
~ 20 for good do. sales $50 bbs common at - Tsr
minston 225 bbs sold % trife under s. ,s.s...
OLs-Lnseed has sold only In sma lots from crushcrs'
hands, but prices were steady neld Crude whale and
sperm were quiet and cady but refined was in modcr
and closed firm. Lerd oil sold moderately at former
prices We quote ;-Lnsccd from cru.hers &C. s3c in
southern; 72c. for natural Winter and Tie 75c for
beachcd do Crude sperm, 81 As 81 90; natural Winter,
81 co. and bleached do 81 g. Lard, 76c 78c for prime
Wntcr 1Sc ior present make and 6l1sc 0ec for No
for choice brown Crude cottonsced c 49c for prime:
PErRoLKUwFor refined tho market remained dull, but
there apparent weakness the part Of holders
quoted at TAc. 2Tsc. for spot, month or Deccmbe-.
Crude In bulk was but not quotably lower;
rally quoted 81 l3'Sc c small sale o 200 bbls VA
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

For future delivery Oasis low middlng sales have
been follows SALES last evening alter three O'Clock
November 400 at lssi6c goo at 100 at sl6c 100
as Sc FeSrnars s as &c. March h9@apaty @ al @
'sli
Sales to-day up. three ;oo M.7N9syenber s 2oo
s Lie, coo at i9sc 500 At is siSs 5oo st ls5se;
each December and January IS together Jann.
ary 20o at 600 at Is ll,l6c, 4o0 at s5c 800 at
sry, AZ Isc, At IS I5i6s ioS at i$Se, sSS At
Y lslsc 200 a isc March M SEQ at le 100 at sIec
sai5c 100 al 1t 10 7sc 50 at % lilse 100 at
siS e. %, HS h,ss ~
paid to exchanged 400 December for 400 February c.
paid to exchange 500 December for - 800 March.
Total 1900 bales. Grand total, 800 bales.
The receipts at the ports follows -Gavcston
1857 New Orleans, 1888; Mobile, ls3 savannah 1862
Charleston, 986; Wilmington, 342; Norfolk, 2022 Ba
more 10; Boston Total 22s Rates on cotton 70 for
sd a7-l6d sail, I'D; to Hayre, by steam Ne l9c.
pressed; to Bremen BY steam he SAIL i9sc Baltic
ports by steam, via England I'D; Mediterranean ports
nv cfaa via II