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put on the market by the end OF June In
sequence OF the report OF 10 take place at that
time.
President Franklin Edison Of the Producs Exchange
said that the Chicago operations have had effect
the trade here where sold Friday at 10
and bushe although snip me nj from tho
West cost IS cents He added that the lid
include any firms in this city Liverpool was con-
fined entirely to Chicago, where its Immediate effect
would be felt. He unable 20 say how parties
the combination embraced. There were many largo
pork packers In Chicago who, during the duh season in
their trade employ their capital In trading 10 grain.
He supposed that OF these Interested In the
corner" He attributed the combination 20 tho fact
that the rates In Europe high present and also 10
reports that the although promising 20 be ono
OF the largest ever known would not come into the mar
ket before December.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
BASEBALL.

The sixth game of the championship series,
between Mutuas OF this city and the Chicago Wnts
Stockings which was PLAYED at Chicago Saturday,
resulted III favor the Munals by the following
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
lhnnoubcrmeDIa

InnnouBo.meBual
Irritation of scalp-BURNETTs COCAINE cures.
POMERoY g. Co., 744 Broadway, sell for Sf
the best ELASTIC TRUssp invented.
LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER has never
had rival "a a snnihiiator Of insects and bugs
CANCER CURED without the knife or pain
Diseases Of females specially By Prof ~ CoxSs d. l43 Eist
Twenty tysiIthst
Asiatic Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Compliant Cs Sour Stomach Darrhea and all affections Of the
bowels, incident either children adults b. DR..
BALsAs II alays the irritation aad Gains the
Of the stomach and being pleasant to the taste aecepabs
remedy o the youngest in the family
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03

RoCKAwAY.-A very heavy thunderstorm,
abVaI lAIse uvals ~ uAs,ivA, a.A a..oD.yal.s4 "
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03

The Commissioners of Charities have resolved
no 20 pay salaries paupers holding position III the
various Institutions under their charge.
Officer Jeremiah Coffee of the Eighth Pre-
cnc has been suspended Tor having alleged Drutally
hssten a respectable German resident named FeSsler.
Edward Mcdonald of No. 2f6 Sixtl-st. was
terribly bitten yesterday by large masth which he
orus Fhe flesh was from his arms, aud his nose
was nearly bitten on
George l.. Fox, johnson Rogers, and James
Rocers Commissioners have completed their report on
the openng Of Parkave. They allow property owners
for IaIuayes 500 400 The property owners complain.
Tunis Starbuck, age IL months, fell yester-
day from the second story window OF No l7s Oakland
q, and was killed. Joseph Schiener. age T. also
lIed NV falling tue fourth story window OF No ly2
9TahaID-aSe.
The corner stone of st. Teresa's Roman
C,thoc Church. at Classon-ave and Buter-st was laid
Yesterday by Bishop Loughin I'm the presence OF large
ns,eiubnge. The Catholic societies of Brooklyn
aud they paraded ia honor VI the OCCASION The
edltce viii cool sCOOJS
An unpleasant sensation was experienced by
Dr smith Of No. Iio6 Dekab-ave.. as he was driving
along Reid-ave saturday night. In buggy. AT
Pulaskst he found himself sinking beneath the surface
of the street aud sprang OF the carriage Just In time
10 escape beng buried In which had given way
The horse and buggy were engulfed, portion OF tue
animals head only being visible above the street.
number OF laborers Immediately began extrcate the
but three hours had passed when they succeeded
The not much injured, but the carriage III
need Oi extensive repairs
LONG ISLAND.
RoCKAwAY-A very heavy Thunderstorm,
about lDIyc uyus Al ~ Aa,Iva, aAu aI.vA.paL.vu ~
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

PEEKsKILL-A young man named Douglass
has been committed 70 the County Jail charge OF
swipdlng by promising to give them sample CLOCKS ana
obtaining money TO deray expenses on freight &c. auo
then falling to furnish the clocks
SING sISG.-The National Board OF Fre Unoet twrers %
ton of the ncendiares who were concerned III the IT,
cent fires.
YoNKERs-The Bon-TOn Social CluD nave raised si'V
for tLe relief OF j. ToDin lost leg by the hriuR Of
a cannon on the Fourth OF July.
WEsTCHEsTER-The smallpox has reappeared In TINS
village, Two new cases being reported there
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eipn eXrhange:

There has been a steady demand for money to-day,
the ruling rates call being 303s per cent, with q
to as the extreme range. Mercantile paper is in
good inquiry, but the offerings are limited, and t
finds quick sale at to per cent The advces from
Washington report that the Treasury holds 38534O
900 bonds to secure National Bank circulation, and
Sl64o0OO0 to secure public deposits. The National
Bank circulation outstanding is 1851 10000, Of
which $2.150,00O are gold notes The Treasurer to-
day received for redemption $4,000. The Internal
Revenue receipts to-day were $3j0,OOO, making q
total for the month to date of S4,30O000 The Treas
ury shipments of legal tenders and fractional cur
rency for the week ending to-day amount to 81 700,
0O0 The bank statement was more favorable ex-
hibit showing that the banks have gained in net
serve over last week S3,516,725, and now hold in
S1S914750. The gain comes principally from
the large increase in the specie average which is due
to the large operations of the Treasury The depos-
its are largely augmented, and the loans are con-
tracted the latter being unfavorable indication
as to the general business outlook. The following
table shows the condition Of the New York City
banks at the dates aforementioned:
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s Ps.s ss:; lG t 8 's:G 2.. SSs ssS Il
fSG sia j:s, aR e2 ,po 1s Is o9 , ad W. se
~ ~ s:sa ssSls 'aiii'is Sss S:s
:. :;;:s 81
100 4 if5gs; January 100 Itissi 100 IS Sssei 5000
Is tS'ii ios 10 80 d'O' i, W issse e
i n iiS ,e Z 5 ss 1893 H ss sa o5 ?H ds = 5'ss s
100 iS$a0o ie iSs2s 200 i6 7IG; June 100 ls q 3aa
's very ss 3. nssts sitra a1oG ss',
m,rt n,ctye az former ,'es safe, Of IL 900
% so S@. West western g. ''' late '' evening
ss s xSsS ,IsiSl o. '
.sos .e., 4 s decline s u RIO @ *, o. ss s. Ial s
feeling prevailing today 70 that Of ycsicrr
ioCs cPi M S'as' s's SrS. lss 30
FG5R ss ssa f Nh % s s. I 'P S3 n.: ,
sc. more especially tie ow gadcs these ar nani for
demini as.sq1 esb.heI
eo pon ol m as S sn S S % s sG,.' ct % S
ana prices hsye shce yorl buyer hlgh without much
oran The heayiae AMI depression have Continued to elect sa
IRE yusry the ,e, indeed Of asa1 sales al
hOw The market sa, deaor,. and the prices 'eesptsd for
eee, Te taeI hlv be made to close OUT bat .aee
,se S Wis,sr WE s % Of M",n snpS I Wbs, E,,a toS
any trade, h daeon hence
mller' must keep tins aet IN ve" ana 0sy Wnsa. a.
We well that interested parties constantly counting n
%iers cssno. sn ec ther Ike ssscoy & should
he that the bun In Winter Wheat Pnr frEer
the than the Winter months hence with the Continued
large pFocnOn mheae relies from the ent unhealthy
O the market Melm grades ~ Minnesota Extras have sgiin
declined liberal of-uag on SuDerave kEtTa scsree Dd
hive ruled que m New Psent Process has been offered more
but could not be sold their being much above
the Of really goo Winter Wheat Family Extras ade more
especially brsnis held - and No sBd supe6le have
be- fair demand Iesu The OF the week
1914 bbs sgsnst 7l bbs the corresponding last
TO-DAY the oBy especially for the medium grades
these AMI Family grades IRREGULAR No and Saperane IN active de-
and much higher; New Patent Process" plenty bulk
selling SO 20 fSS bbl very few brands sold above So and
only long aud avob known; the close there seSer
Shipping No Superfns aud
Irregular meum AMI hyn grades sales 24.OO0 bb
New-York tribune., 1874-11-16

Eash and German orders Of msrte and The promise ,er as 70,
sstsactory II evident the South wth nes
limited Cotton crop will take Of all predlc than she did
year tSnk bs better supply Of hogs snd nee eos
Ness for the fq.are. and there is G.te inIs..on :: op'rs
beyond the present month. Ia Prime Mess hhie has
kees don,i ssA esot..ens would Be entirely ssnss
Mes $50 81 1880 Mess seller Pebmsrv slV0
$40 25 Beef 6r and fair demand sales of 30 bos 1t slS ~
Eftrs. Packet so for Psni rsrcs
Beef quiet seaiy sales % S9 ic EI.a India Me-. on gn,.s
terms Beef small WesWrB at s22at22 oo
at Meats are ssd LARRY active OF 800 pieces
G for shoner 7'.eS for Pist5 do 9c e snei.d
i0iIa Oc for Fresh IL 2 for Peked do l34fi3 % ~
s@o.od Do s tor Bellies, 26ooo Cured to loisso
Tor 1901 average Bacon 6rm and fairiy Of 25e
CITY f0o. Dressed Hogs shade srne,
be SIsD3sto rather seaer and hrmcs for both
ana ne,e .,b les ofsrioq l75 Western I5sc;
30 tea Pasdelphs s i3O % l5i 400 tes 81 tee West
l3ia, cash; the West seller Noyemb.r on prvsts
New Western, seller This mouth ~ lr
seer months ioc'
$50 tcs. .eIlet the ye.t ~ Ia BIG. - 49,.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
gURopPAN MGRKRrs

LoSpoy Nov 14-l2:30 m-fonsol, for money 93i47o3A
and Tor the account 93 United States eEFory bonds Oi .
LIVERPOOL Nov l4-l2:30 m.Cotton Is hrm Adihas Up
lands Mdding Orleans SsdS the Gales OF the dag
have 900 bales including 1000 bales foT 'eaaiOI asd eI
port; ll6d dearer the basis OF M0anx
Upsns nothing below Good Ordinary, shipped December ast
Juuary lll6d; do. nothing below Low hdinS .hlPpea
October 71s shipped October aDd November, 81;
do. shipped November spd December, At l.ltd -.
LyKRPooL Nov 14-l,30 mSaes OF Cotton on the bsns
Mddng Upand nothing below Good Ordinary sboped October
and November s se' the basis Of Mddng Orleans non
ing below Low Mffng shipped November ard December st
7Fd do deliverable and February sL Breadsaas
ARM Spring Wheat, Sds6 per cents Beef
87i6 per terce for New Mess Lard 1915 per cwt a..
LONDON. Nov l3 m-Adyiees from Pans quote fenes al OIL
6Oc. = oo,,
Liverpool Nov of the sales Of Cotton to-day 300
bae, were American Sales Miing Ups1s, I0hnx
Mddlns. hippet December aud JANUARY (" I'fL
LoxDoS, Nov. 14-Tsow, 46i6 y cSt. 80
Nov l48 u1he amount Of bullion .ithdrasn ron
balance to-day SloSOOO faEs apAcnef
SISypos Nov ii-Eveung. Oil 24t6 y ewt. Spirits
lufpentine 2o' " cwt
New-York tribune., 1874-11-16
SATURDAY. Nov. 14-P. NJ.

The general stock market was not specially active
at any time to-day. but moderate business was
done in the general list and in certain of the special
ties much interest was manifested These were
North-W estern Common, and ST. Paul Common and
Preferred. and Wabash, which dictated the tone of
the market and by sharp advance lifted the rest of
the list into prominence and higher basis of prices
The afternoon ket was quiet, but closing deal
ngs were at the highest figures of the day and of
the week. The opening highest, lowest and closing
prices of stocks for the day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-16

NY. Il II. r. R....130 l3l
N. " q. q Hsd.. 80. .1O2i 1Ozt
New Jersey Central 10TH l0!aa
Ohio < Miss. X. R.. 3lk 3Is
Panams............ ia lid
Toledo 4 Wabash. l32 1873
Union Pacilc........ 800 ooi2
New-York tribune., 1874-11-16

WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

following Of general merchandise at the port
New.Yo for the week ending Nov. 13 1874:
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And the follnw1nc for ciiy hank shares:

The earnings of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway during the first week in Noyem-
Der, were: In 1874, Ss5OoO in 1S'3 S6SG29 increase
$16,371.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylvania Is, I'LL Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
l6s: Reading Railroad, 54! Pennsylvania Railroad
522. Gold. 11O?
New-York tribune., 1874-11-16
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

AxgRIC.N EXPRESS COMPANY. GENERAL OFFICES
No 6j BROADWAY (up s;alrs). NEW l0aK. Nov H. 1874
NOTICE TO MONEY BROKERS, &c.
This Company was robbed on the night of the 18th
of over $4,000 in Canadian currency and 5000 IN
silver You are hereby cautioned against pur-
chasing such fund, and respectfully requested to
give tnmediatenOtice to this Office should any such
be Of lared VIM. &. FARGO. President
New-York tribune., 1874-11-16
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA. Nov 13-Spsuh gold 206 aG 2O7 Amencsn 2502l8l
Ercarge easier the United states 90 eas eurregc 93d -
prenu short 1000 lO2 so days gold III
premium short sight lSdl2l premium LOudoo l429l4o
premium o Paris, liGdliS premium
New-York tribune., 1874-11-16

The su5oined table shows the extreme fluctuations
in United States bonds the leading railway and mis-
cellaneous shares, and gold. made during the past
week. as we'll as the closing quotations OF each al
the dates aforementioned
New-York tribune., 1874-11-16
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

tt. following onpee list Of saP2ei Ia 'es'e" Wn'en
were cleared TO-DAY for 'or,isn poris:
ANJIgR-Bark Wakefield
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Total, 866 SSj 100 O39 lO2 1921 7IUSO1 9ZT,2TI
TOTALS sIScs NOV I, 1874.
Pork bbl, Bacon b n Beef pkg Cheese b rslow 10
1914 43ll,633 32754s5 9S04 1.2l33o0 st7,33J
ryAu. -. -.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nov H. 1874.
COTTON The business Cotton only limited aud the
aer pnoss wthoat quob changes We quote
followsi
based sndir Of classification In force Sept 1874
aud Upland Cotton 10 qsy not more han h'u
gosde nove NJ below the grade quoted -
Ortlbarv, l3 Strict Good Ordinary, l4s Mdflng, 10
Good .,rd llis 10. Md l4ss Good Mid. 1879
New-York tribune., 1874-11-16

The above table is worthy of the most careful
attention of stock SPECTATORS as showing the re-
markablv steady steps by which higher prices have
been reached by nearly all the shares actively dealt
in at our Stock Exchange. The entire list OF Gov
ernment securities shows gains OF Ii to Il per cent
while the miscellaneous stocks, with unimportant
exceptions, are materially advanced beyond the
prices prevailing a week agoa result that has oeeh
attained we feel sure without effort on the part OF
what is called the bull interest. In fact IL Is hardiy
possible that there can be much preconcert in the
movements of either of the great opposing parties.
There are immense losses already accrued to the
hears. some of whom have before this become ex-
hausted either in money or faith, and have closed
mn their accounts and escaped with sacrifices that
must be called moderate when compared with those
already sustained by large numbers of their fellow
operators who are in too deeply to surrender except
from compulsion. Stould the steady rise continue
there will be sorry times for those who are still short
tens of thousands of shares at prices averaging 10
10 per cent below those now prevailing but the les
son is one that nearly every one learns sooner or
later who sells for future delivery
The foreign financial advices were meaeer and
call for no comment British Consols1and United
States bonds closing fTm aud money same as last
given. The foreign exchange market has been very
strong but after the closing of the mail quiet, 60
daVS' DlllS commanding 3.oJ4 4UfOoE oisht
4S9.04s9s, with exchange close to the shipping
point Gold was strong and higher. the sales reach
ng1Os0110s the latter the highest Of the week, and
in fact for several weeks The lowest price of the
week was 110A. On gold loans the rates were l.
and /. per cent for carrying and Hat. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out Sl4i,OOo IN coin in
terest on the public debt, making a total for the
week of SSS30OO; redeeming in the same period
50 474 900 in called Fvetwenty bonds, inclusive OF
$4,000 to-day. The import entries of foreign dry
goods at the port of NewYOrk for the week ending
tonight were 81, ,i2i3OS the amount thrown upon
the market aggregating Sl,4So,575 and OF general
merchandise S4G6S, ,429, making total in gold coin
valuation of S6093,737. The export clearances OF
domestic produce from this port for the week end
ing Tuesday, Noy, 10, were in currency valuation
S516l.24. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared, S59237OOO; gold bal
ances, S2,O63.Sn currency balances S2,"1o,2ll
The leading gold quotations were as follows;
.l1Oas ;l:30...llu94 l:00. ..ll0si 40 l0os
Il:OU...llO24 l2:3J...ll094 2:OO....ll0Si dllO4
New-York tribune., 1874-11-16
COTTON MARKETS,

CscsS,r. yos. Cotton aFm nlAus ltrc net fsse's"'
$50 bales. shDmeuts 2OlG be; STOCK 5.tll bAies
sANAsaAa. Aer k-te,.sa &s; Addlss, iAs~ wv
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MONEY MARKETS,

PARIS. Deem Der 7.-Rentes GU. sc.
LONDON, December THE rate Of di. count
In the omen market for three months bills is
5 7-f6 per cent, which is9-i5 below the bank
OF England rate. Consols for money, II sSssi3si
on account, 91G92i :. United States 5-z0s OF
1850 1867; Do lsO., lo9z ig,40S lej4 new 20, Ss'
preferred, IS.
NEW YORK, December I.-Aoney, 3&Si
per cent ChOice mercantile paper, 800 per
cent. for siXty-days; "a per cent. l9r iout--
months. sterling dull, but qulet al 4Sii993so
for sixty-days, and is3H@i0 for demand.
Cold opened at lll1 {, aud declined 10 H..
Carrying rates, lssa2isg5 ana per cent o0I-
rowing fiat Ciesrlngs, s3iAO1Olu. customs
receipt s3lS CO... Specie engagements Tor to-
mulTOw, $1,000. Treasury disbursements,
$4,000. Governments we're weaker and lower,
ltsI 49,: ls2 HIS; lsl lob; l>55. 1867; 1865.
new lis ls67. 49, lsbs, 49,; new Sc, ll2hii
Do 40s, li54; currency o. no. state bonds
quiet aud dull; Missouri 6s, 9%i o.d
tennessee, u; new Tennessee, ~;
new Virginia, IS; old Virginia, IS old
North Carolina y; new North Carolina, 10.
stocks were weak and feverlsh early in the
day, ara prices declined : 70 p per cent,
the CHIEF decline being In Pacific NAH. The
decline was caused by raid Of the bears"
Later IA the day the whole market was active
and strong, and the advance from the lowest
point OF thc day ranged from 10 a. per
cent, against the decline early in the day Of
70 z per cent The leading stocks were
Pac &c Mail, Lake shore, Northwestern. 81.
Paul Rock Island, Western Union, Wabash,
Ollnss ana Union RACINE 4rAEn1CLOnS az
gregated 1000 shares; OF which 5000 were
Pacific Mail, 5000 Western Union, $1,000
Northwestern. 5000 Rock Island, 1000 ST.
Paul, 1000 Erie, as,01 Lake Shore, 1900 Ohio
and Mississippi. Il 90 Toledo and Wabash
aud I6A0J Union Pacific. Closing quotations:
canton, O.; Western Union Telegraph, 80;
OuicksilveT, So; Adam express company.
ne: Wells q fargo's express company, So:
uaerican express company, e.; United
stats express company, 81 facifie Mail,
az. New fo1.- Central, itl 6; krie, 2b3s; Erie
nTeferred. s3; harlem, 80; Harlem pre-
seTred rs: Michigan Central, 81; Pittsburg
80 Rorf WAYNE, So =; northwestern, ~;
No~thvesie.a preferred, 5i5a; kook Island
l0i5f. New Jersey Ceniraa, lpJ; -. Paul, 81
- Paul preferred, 81; wabash, &s6i Wa
bssh prsierred IS; Fort wayne, 50; TerTf
Wautc ig: Terre Haute preferred, l251z Chi
csgo aud Alton, l0l1s; ONO ane Alisslss ippl
BurIngton and quincy, les]5; Lake Shore 80
Vbioago, Columbus and Indiana Central, 10
III Pacinc Lands, |all F.: Union Pacific bonds
a2iS: Delaware and BHcksWanas l0l5s.
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Belle Memphis, City Of Augusta, ST. Francis
Fort Gibson, Osceola, Nint Shinkle.
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Trust Sale.

FINDER aud by virtue Of the provisions Of
u a certain deed Of trust made 10 me, Vim
cent BaciEslupo. as trustee, on the 18th May
1873, by Fanny Suechten and E g. Sueehten,
to secure TO Charles Brizzolsra the payment
Of certain Indebtedness therein desert bed,
and which trust deed is recorded in the Regis
ier's office Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in
book No. %, page 81, ETC., and at the request OF
said beneficiary, the Aforesaid debt not having
been paid 1 will, as trustee, proceed to sell, at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, for
cash, on
Saturday, the I'd day Of January, 1876,
within legal hours in front Of the courthouse
building, on the northwest corner OF Main
and Poplar streets, in Memphis, Tennessee, at
the door Of the Main entrance, on Main
street. the following prOpertV viz. A certain
lot OF ground, situated in shelby county, Ten
OF original lot number one hundred and
twentY-three rs I. city Of Memphis, and being
the same conveyed 70 G.. Hoffman by ]. d.
Allen, by deed recorded in the Registers ONCE
OF Shelby county, Tennessee, in book letter z,
page 7, fronting twenty feet on the north side
Of Washington street and extending back
EortbWardiy between parallel lines thirty-
seventeen, more or less, To the south Inc OF
thaF1ctosTned by Mary i. Shields said lot be-
longing 10 her, the said amy, as the heir OF
Charles Hoffman, deceased
the equity Of redemption IS expressly
waived, the title Is considered sooo, out sell
and convey only IS trustee
VINCENT BACIGALUPO, Trustee.
Z. Z, Belcher, Attorney Sec
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Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance of an order OF the ChicOt Cir
L cult Court ia Probate, made at its Septem-
TEN Der term, 1871, Will sell at public auction,
at the front door OF the courthouse in Lake
Village, in ChicOt county, Arkansas, on
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AND TRADE.

OUR COTTON REVIEW OF the past week
quoted the price OF middnng al New Aor& at
lElc, al which e remained al week. but on
saturday fell 10 lF1e. New Orleans quoted
lst.c. which on Monday fell % Il c, and on
Tuesday 90 l454c decline during the week oi
r.r. Liverpool quoted Ii-l6d, which declined
on Tuesday 10 = !, decline during the
week Of i-lGd. Memphis quoted li1sc. which
ON saturday fell 10 lac, decline during the
week OF &c. By this statement We see that
while cotton-as WIS the case last week.-Mrs.
changed its price but slightly, that.
change is again in a downward direction
The faci is, cotton is unable 10 stand up I'M
deI the fun receipts, for, spite OF all the AZ
ser.Ions about failing on, receipts still hold
up and while they do SO, what chance can
there beot better pricese As an instance OF
the cour-- Cf receipts, we may take the irsf
Jay OF the current commercial week. the re-
eeists for which. at the ports, was 81 .5sS
bales, against 22.5l4 bales the corresponding
dar one week ago, and 25,779 bales one year
before. The highest receipt on any one week
Memphis has been l7.66N bales-thRt
was during the week ending November
I1--but tins week the Memphis receipts
ueaCh 20 20.240 bales As the small streams
have yet 10 Use, an event that always causes
an Increase in recel pts, there VIII evidently
be no thorough failing OF until that occurrence
Uas taken place. Last year the highest week
IS receipt before tie rise Of the streams was
december 30th. 26 40 bales; on January Sd, re-
Gel pts dropped down % ll,69l bales; the rise
then came on, and on the 2ith OF January re-
CO pis swelled up 10 their highest point after
On a. occurrence Is So bales. This highest int
AMER the rise IN lSs3-i took place January I'D
ia l>s7-6. on February list; In lsd9 /, on Jauu
arv 18th. We see by this statement that dnal
falling of in the cotton receipts OF Memphis
may be looked for rom the third week IN
January 10 The first day Of February. fursu
ing the same investigation into the receipts Of
the z ufted states ports, we md the following
10 be the dates when the weekly re-
ceipts became highest after the rise OF
Tie streams: loE-e. February 18th 1868
January SD: lSti9-7o. February q; lS3o-7l, Feb
rl ary q: ls.I-11 January -; 1878, February
o.. These figures will assist IN determining the
probable time when the -'faillng on is nn8liy
ID come. It VIII be observed that there are
ryra failing on" periods every season. The
h.glest receipts OF the whole season usually
come after The middle OF December, then
chrnes the FIRST failing on, the Streams then
rise aud receipts increase for two or three
Is reks: then comes the final falling Oh, COM
litencing from the dates given above.
THE following table shows the comparative
" eekiy and total receipts az the United States
-iaUortS an 70 the q stes annexed.