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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

The past remarkable year has left heavy o.se.
yet to ue provided for These will fall NEST heavily such
Of the southern nstuots have departed from their leg
innate business sustain those spectators whom the gnis
fatuus OF short crop lured their destruction, spite Of
those monetary signs which warned the dent Of the
OF the enterprise The large crop of 1887 ha
ing connection with the then existing state Of financial at
fairs this side, carried prices low Of that large
crop taken Of the market by spnne of whom
purchased three years stock ahead The fact that the cotton
taken out oil the market the dealers IN the
lief that had actually been consumed The Of this
m however, evident from the fact that notwithstanding the
crop fallen bales from the actual growth
OF the preceding one yet the stock remaining on hand at the
close othe year large 500 900 bales,
which sufficient to allow Of consumption Of rs 900 bales
week. during the remainder of the year. and leave al ITS
close stock of 1890 bales against 10000 last yesra
ties Of the south will hurry Market out Of crop which,
allowed all Sides will exceed that Of BY
100000 bales making fully equal to the actual growth OF
ls97. The Of the money market, which is
crbea the disasters Of last year is much more gloomy
pectve The crop again short serious extent
fact which will operate against any increased consumption
and the OF interest the Contnea such prevent
large orders from that quarter The scarcity OF money
England WILL at The time, operate against any pur
chase except fer immediate unless prices should be
ceedsgly low, which, all probability, will be the
RIO DE- JASrIRo sErr. Is, Isse-we have advces from
Monviods and Buenos Ayres the LIST September which
shut all hopes of speedy arrangement OF the difficulties
with France At Aeutsvidso -four selling al the lew
the United States Tbs prices Of coffee firm $50
800 per 100 lbs. for superors 500 900 for frsts;
and 300 450 for regular. of superior little appears
Exchange has declined to SAID owing chiefly to the plans 81
TO large anticipation OF purchases a. 36 36
SD Specie Auctaaes with exchange, but better
providing funds for purchasing returns than bills credits
II Is almest impossible TO bills but time. Septem-
Der l6-No change in the market, be any
until the chambers relieve the embarrassmens OF
The Treasury. Nothing doing in sales.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30
Total sales

This chancey sale by order Of the in the
others.
NAVAL SroRss-This trade is like all others, dull There
little doing sales have been at 81 North county
pentine has found buyers TO extent at 81 rs S5
aud Wilmington at s225 237; at Boston here has been
fair demand for articles Tar hold
cents.
sUeAR-Ths article is inactive and without change in
Sales Of all descriptions reach 900 hhd aud 1000
O. 81 for Porto Rico 81 for ST. Croix 81 Ct for N
Orleans 81 Tor Cuba, b. Havana ~ 81 At Boston the
demand has been boxes Havana brown
yellow sold at "a 81 90 co. at 81 i2o hhd Porto Rico
at auction, brought 81 7c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

Cleared.
Sarah Louisa, Perry NBedford Ambassador, Dodge, Bos
ton; Waban, BARTLETT Moaevideo; Fame Pratt Mobile; Pre-.
siden, Mock Norfok Konohase Waterman, Valparaiso and
mkt Exact Bourne, Baltimore; North. Crawford, Gav'.
Texas Virginia Latourette Petersburg, Va; Harriet
sweeer 81 Mays Ga; Isabella, Btsrse Baiuorej Poland
Shaw, Charleston; adet, Mariner, Panask, Va; Citizen
Hatch, NOrleans; Cain, Lane Wilmington, Nc Mason Bar
new. Cameron, Amsterdam.
Arrived.
Packet ship 0rpheu', Bursley from Liverpool Sept a. mdr
10 Good ne Co.
ship Rome jerks (of salsm) $50 a. I'm Manila with hemp
&c, Young 4 jerks
bari sane Stanton lie Ferrer - d I'm Canton teas and
silks n Green.
BRIG washnston True, 70 days I'm sydney coal sc to Nc
Kense islon,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

by the influence Of bank capital the planter must loss
the difference between artificial price and the price
for his products sold beyond the influence obank con's
result that the profits on crop consumed BY the ce
paid by the planter for the necessaes he purchases, anu no
thing remains towards the exnguishment OF the oa
tive debt The process continual renewal pressed so
the banks they evaded it. by the issueoi post notes. o.
which Union Bank 5000 900 IA Ing due from
now to August is40 and the extreme 10" prices "' are
likely realised for the crop, renders general reduction
Of prices inevitable.
These BEGINNING to be understood at the south and
those banks which can maintain themselves will do so all ha
yards forming sound communication win New YORK. when
being the centre of the healthy and on par with
that Of Europe be ceare Of those purchases made
with avas Of the crop sold in Europe IL 100 bales OF
cotton realise at market price IN Liverpool $40 per BALE
600 will purchase at this me Tor the planter ~
per cent more goods New York than IN Philadelphia, or
will purchase the same quantity and leave him profit of 10
per MT but if the York banks suspend aud prices rise
to those Of Philadelphia the planter although he gets more
money from England pay the difference caused by frau
dulent inf atom currency This will hewever occur
New York safe aud will form the keystone Of arch ofcom
mercc to be raised the ruins of folly am speculation The
policy Of banks will the destruction Of the
bug system ofpost notes and long credits which
by operation of endless renewals degeneratng our
banks loan oEcs for their special accommodation
have specie enough support banking
Olive times the present amount If formed of short bu
paper which be depended upon at maturity The
banks determined that this shall henceforth he tie
The obbers and viii alone IRISH in the opera
tion.
sales mt the stock Exchange.
$1,000 Corporation Bonds 93te0 shares u. Bank TOY
75 do ISL! 100 do l0d 7 las do "a 100 do 73 100 do Cd
"a 30 do tomor 74 SO do omor 72 do 735 10 bank OF
Gem 90 so do SOL so do go ss % do s9sloo do Del
Hud 10 52b IS do d 533 30 do 52a 100 do sat 30 do
SGT so do 52 30 do Is SO, 80 do 5226 do Amer.
Trust 49, 90 % 80 1870 do ss go $751; 100 39 so 49,
80 do 1884, 100 do $50 do Am FIX est so DO 30 ds
63tl93 do Farmers Trust $3.50 do II Del Co $50
do State Bank 9025 do Bank Of Kentucky o. rs do 6465
do vickburc 80 so do 2s so DO go d 3lo do Jersey76
80 49, 100 do 75 100 do DIS 7640 do Canton 253 IL
do 525do Mohawk asst a. SO do 80 5O2 do Boston
Prov 1884, Is do 81 so do 81 % do 30 Is 49, 50do
o. rs do 80 DIS o. so do 9425do Stonngon is SO do 5
$50 do Utica l09 so do 35 400 do 10 d. 35 so do
351, 10 do 35I 30 do 35t, so do asst 100 do 35t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

Ma Ml Tuoo0mys OCs SU-0s - Ws
The features apparent st the board Of
brokers today Stocks Generally closed much the same as At the
second board yesterday with the exception OF Inc
which declined Al per cent Ana T. and Banking Ca per
cent? sonngton per cent; Ohio, T. per cent; Cantoa
per cent 5tn
At the second the following sales took place 80 DEL
Hudson 53t; 100 do. sgt SO do sat 80 lse NJ Am L
Bk'g s7a so do 37a $50 Harlem 50 300 do S4a 20
Kentucky 10 Am Elk Bank 90, 80 SO do S3f D. 3o-
The following sales of stocks made at aucon being
amounts pledged with the Farmers Lean Trust Co.
IS shares Albany City Bank, at 500. 2,lOo
so do Canal Bank Albany at TO per cent, oou
go do Cayuga Co. Bank, At so per cent, 100
The demand for money remains much the same, ana
entirely according the nature of the tansac
ton, and vary from TO per cent month Good sterling
bills are offering at 81 prem S4s2 the sterling In
uncurrent money and exchange there is but little change
The following is list Of the banks the bills OF which are
redeemed in this city:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

VERY GREAT IMPROVEMENT has lately been
n made in the Of Veners Cases ofevery descrip
ton Dr. Evans Office, No ~ Peek Slip Recent cases
cured perfectly few days. without particle Of mercury
Those afflicted with old complicated Protracted though
tried ell the advertised quack nostrus need not de-
spa all lima u Peck slip, and uege for yoursel.rs
member section whatever with Dr. Evans Of ChataD
street. ssyshw Office in cut Of the city All lettsrs
psst paiu enclosing fee, attended L.. $50 Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

state Of Trade.

There features in the several markets cargo of
fresh Teas is offered for Thursday which will probably sell
well, the grocers generally not much pressed in
affairs the dry goods dealers In cotton there is but lit
tie doing Flour is dull at 1913 cash, 5000 time. Theo
lowing sales of real estate have been made at auction:
lots on Is h st between 9Th Ave 1000 $4,000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30
100 600 CASES OF FEVER AND AGUEn an
nuallv cIYRrD Nv the ORIGINAL and qe

IUU, UUO nuay CURED BY the original and genuine
Rowands Tonic Mixture" The proprietor has in his pos
session upwards Of 10000 certificates prove the nfaiby
Of this medicine when properly used including Members
United States who have expressed cir gratitude for their
toation to health by its employment For sale by .. FAY
general agent at drug store No 1913 Broadway, Franklin
House, New York.
N. B." Rowaad's Tonic Mixture Pills" the in ef-
icency the T@nic Mixture for Fever and Ague with
the advantage Of portal Iy and loss from freezing break
90 lmiat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

NJ ro THE PUBLiC.-we call the special attention o.
ne n,bhe 10 ,ae Inducements held out BY svLvssrrs
l Broadway for pye'tins IN real estate situated 70 "a
.,,. Norl.tarng the attempts made BY the pous ~.
a. AZ he Journal OF Commercs, have good reasons ~
,no,r ,ha, The AFFAIR IN question possesses the ens
.ns. ~ Tho com and recommend those persons ~
az. s,y doubts to call Sylvester CO. who are oeroes
r giving the mos full and perfect Subtraction IN reply any
rqsiries made
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

Dri- MR.. BRISTOW.-Let all bad writers leok
at his advertisement. o22-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUREDi-If tshen - due
" season, 6rmly believe this disease can Re cureo-my
family al consumphve and mysef was no, 70
live long for very delicate and infrm ft useo UT.
Taylors Balsom Of Liverwort" early PERI, o. my US
ease, and found nay lungs daily growing NOR "oE
fatigue breathe with greater ease NY
cough ceased grew aeshy, snd am now IN nean.
Iteye this medic win save thousands But very inn
,o, an, Az ,.. A.. Genuine Sold al 375 Bowevy.
John sHEE, 535 Houston g.
As,Sr.-pu Bose 4 Rof. Mobile; Andrew Oliver Coz
New Orleans; ?. N. Smith COLUMBUS, oeo' oS~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

IA asers Music and Singing, is DESTROYS Of obtaining
limited number opup their her residence. Her terms
will be found moderate by applying 394 Frankfort street.
40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

ID IBBONS-RIBBONs-R IBBONS--Wnolesale and Re-
N tail, % Division sreet few doors out Of Chatham
square and Bowery daily receiving Importers Auc.
ton Ribbons and Silks, of the latest importations consisting
Of rich Gros de Naples and RbboDs extra heavy chang
able embroidered Gros de Naples Rbbsns super extra
brodered satin Rbboas changabe gd satin Ribbons var
styles plaid Ribbons embroidered plaid Ribbons plain
taeta and satin Ribbons all widths and coors; large
sortment Of Cap Ribbons also gd and plain Sinks and Sat
ms veets Grapes Grape Lisse Wire and mlinary article
in general together with variety Of fancy Dry Goods
such shaws Gloves Hosiery Vels fancy Hdks searf;
Laces Thread Edeng, &c Also rich assortment Of black
Mechlin Trimming Lace.
N. B.Receved this day. Of Rep Silks containing
blue, pink white and coors Of shades also,
of changabe uncut Velvets.
90 City aud country Milliners supplied.
ola !m.is C. B. LEVY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

improvement for the use OF CoaI or Wood, combaing
sli he qualities Of Baking Boiling, Roasting &C. without
diminishing the heat 10 increase the o simple
giving it an examination 7slE
For sale only at ma Fulton street, by FISK DENIsON.
Also Wilson's Patent Grecan Parior Crate for the use OF
both Coal and Wood at the same time T.
good assortment OF Hail. paror Store Office and Cham
Der Stoves OF all Sizes for sale, wholesale and rta the
most reasonable terms. III 49, I'LL
Stove and Hardware Merchants furnished with Atwoods
Patent Revolving Groirons, the shortest notice.
OIL Inn ms.
i DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR WHEEL Ell with coo.
Gence the public that there is scarcely any di,
70 which that tender and beautiful organ The EYE
subject that does xoi yield ms humane and successful mod
Of treatment References given III. first families and att en-
his Office SO Greenwich street near the Battery from
sA M. until r. NJ, after which he deyotes his time &c the
door patients au6-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

V/NICKERBOCKER HALL. No. 10 Park Row-1he -
N scrbers having opened the above house on The EURO
PEAN PLAN would respectfully inform their friends and s
oubl;c that thew are new ready them - ss
not 10 be surpassed BY any similar house in this city Ihs
souse will always furnished with every couvenepce, snd I'll
~ .,,.. AZ an uprivsled MARKET There are hunAv
lodging socus which airy newly FURNISHED and IN pss
order The Ordinary being the first Aoer, spacious
and we'll furnished and the tables shall alwsys -
spped With al the variety the market sGcrds served sry
experienced coohs
A hind sucsnt evidence Of their adoption to both busn.s
uer and travellers
eptlemep visiting city win 6na this desirable -
central situation being nearly Broadway fronting the rar
md short the beauty and elegance Of local sue
transoy objects Of attraction and spendcr with which ss~
York sbounds. EDSALL JONh@
:. =. -. =, "a, ha,r. ~ Al. ci.ht att
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

7 AIDES CLOAK WAREHOUSE, Ne 50 Catharins
IL street. corner Of Madison, (under the Church, H. b
GRAY would inform friends and the ladies Of this city md
BROOKLYN that he hand and constantly nsnufse
turing the largest and elegant assortment Of Ladies and
Misses Cloth SILL and Merino Coaks, that be found N
the city he Offers prices lower than be found v
any other establishment.
N. B.-Cloaks made 10 order at the shortest notice
II. b. GRAY,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

MARRIED.
On Sunday evening, 27h ins BY the Rev Mr. Whitaker
Mr. Geo. W. Kars 10 Miss Fanny Slater both Of Hartford
Conn.
Ou Monday morning ast al ST. johns Chapel BY the Rev
Dr. wainwraht Mr.. Henry Y. Lewis to Miss Margaret T..
daughter Of Mr. Henry Cooke, all Of this city.
Al Little sodus Bay Cayuss county ~ r. the nth inst
BY the Rev Mr. Currie Dr. Alexander Proudft OF Sterling
Miss Evelne Dewitt daughter Of Thomas Phoenix Esq Of
New YorA.
DIED.
On Monday night AFTER lingering Illness Patrick Clinton
aged Is years.
The friends and acqaainances Of the family respectfully
rques 10 attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon At
half O'Clock from his late residence No SAL Pearl street.
without further invitation.
On Monday afternoon after short illness William Morrs
aged 81 years
On the Instant Mr., Harriet wife VIM Blanchard, aged
years.
MORNING HRRALD-sHsP NEWS.
Pert 81 New Ysrk, October %.
sur 20 HIea wArER 70
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30
DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULIST,

DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULIST,
303 Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Confines his practicet TO
Disc SEES OF L H Z EYE,
OPHTHALMIC SURGERY IN GENERAL
From Dr. Elos extensive practice, and the number Of
be attencs during his ece hours he has
obtained the Of Dr. WEsrMAcorr practitioner fa-
voraby known for years in this city, member Of tbs
New York Medic Society and of the Royal College Of Sur
geons Ednourgo. DR.. W. paid much attention TO diseases
the Eye 10 Paris, and recently TO DR. Elots peculiar
mode Of operation and treatment
Office hours irsm 10 TOT O'Clock, daily. my2s-yS
literary men at large are requested to call and en-
IL anime the choice and valuable collection Of works at IL
Repository Of Ancient aud Modern literature No 3O6 Broad
way many and valuable books which SOLD
al very price for cash. Books in all languages and on
every subject be from time TO time this store
II established for the purchase and sale OF kinds
orAe antique and books and also Of modern vaus
BILE works. any subject any language. Gentlemen
having books dispose Of will do better by calling ss
subscriber than by sending TO auction.
o2-im d&w' 800 brosdwav.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

IIIGHLE tMPORTANT-To those in want Of Stocks,
IL ready made Linen, Hosiery Gloves, and suspenders
constantly and receiving from cash
the above good in the greatest variet Also frames Hair
Bristle The old stand % Nassau near Mai.
Lane had cheaper for than at any
ether place city 100 dozen Selee Caps for sale very
cheap. o24. lms+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

VOCAL MUslC.-A. MARTIN, z. oes.or Of the Guitar
after the Spanish method Of the celebrated .aguado
has opened class for the study Of Vocal Music The
class to be composed Of twelve persons Gentlemen who
DESTROYS Of becoming members respectfully invited
axe early applications the number of pupils being limited
The best references will be given Apply to A. MARTIN,
l56 Fulton street, from Q o'clock, Of the evening
o26. eod3t+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

A POLIO GALLERY.-THE GREAT FALL EXHI-
n B ron Of the works Of upwards Of hundred living
Artists open at the Apollo Gallery No 40 Broadway
this exhibition the committee Of will select
works. which they will purchase for the Apollo Associa-
ton. The great picture OF the INDIAN PRocEssoS painted
by A. Miller for Sir w. D. Stewart will be exhibited for
short time only Admittance Is cents Season Tickets 30
cent oiy-s2w~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

HUNTERS RED DaOP-Ofhce of the gnnune ned-
to 465 Pearl ,one door north Of Chatham.
Price 81 per vial. o26 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

nLMSTED'S PATENT STOvES-The subscriber
~ would recommend to those about to procure Stoves
either for parors halls Offices, stores, hotels,
churches to examine this excellent article their supe.
riony all others be shown in few moments Hot
Air put up short notice and upon the most APP
proved principles j. +. r. DEAN, 2l0 Water street.
Wanted Immediately, three Sheet Iron Workers.
IN ist
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

BLEACHING PowDER-so Casks Of Boyd's make, Cor
y ,: ;'''sy fERsSt 81 ! q sH I,s..,s,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

Prces-Boxes so censPit Is ctsGalery Is eta Children
under IL years, halt price to Boxes
Doors open 7ocoek and the curtain win rise at half past
even ptecIselv. sil 3m@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

TINHE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL-Open every
i evening at Masonic Hail. Broadway (Sundays epted)
Time Of commencing altered to half past O'Clock
The proprieors wish Il distinctly understood that this exhi
bton painting but combination of mechsnsr,
and scenery representing all objects instinct with life,
bending they dc every joint and the soldiers marching in
perfect with the music accompanying their respective
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-06-15

There is society established in Missis-
slppl call the "Society of Independent
Gallon Drinkers" The members intend
TO make application to the next legislature
for banking privileges; their issues are to
be predicated on the property which they
hold in gallon jugs.-Picayune.
We know all about this society, and ex.
pect, if "banking privileges" are obtained
that we will get an office. By banking
privileges we understand legal right tc
swindie the community, guaranteed by
law. For what have banks proved them
selves to be but legaiized system of de.
iraud' Have we not as good a right tc
grow fat by speculation as our neighborsi
and 1t put at the head of this privileged
soclety, we can make as much for ourselves
and iriendsby quilting the public, and con
fer as many favors on our favorites a.
Plumer, Shelton or RunneIs. Will no
she esgle-eyed editor of the Picayune tax,
be binii
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-06-15

The Boston Journal relates a noble in
stance of generosity on the part of two
gentlemen who were riding in one horse
wagon in one of the squares of that city
when wheel happening to fall off, the
horse took fright, and ran rapidly through
the streets; no one daring to risk life in
attempting to stop him, until an Irishman
sprang before, and with an opened umbrel.
la, checked the animaI-then seized him
by the bride, and after heightened strug-
gle succeeded in effectually stopping him.
For this intrepid act, one of the gentle
men rendered Pat his thanks--the other.
the vast amount of sir and quarter cents
Advertiser.
These two gentlemen" most likely,
knew the value of their lives. But what
value did they set on the lives of others.
who might, had the horse not been stopped,
been killed?
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-06-15

MORE AID.--When the fact was stated
that the opposition had nearly two news
papers propogating and defending their
doctrine, to every one the democrats had,
the feds sneeringly said "your party can
not read" But from present pros poets
it would appear that they intend to try, as
we see accounts from all parts of the u
Mon, of the publication ofnew Democratic
papers-Robert E. Hudson & Co., of New
York, are about to publish Democratic
paper in that city, to be called the gu. S.
Sentinel and National Union" The pub
LEGATION of paper has commenced in Phi
ladelphia, titled the "Evening Despatch"
an able advocate of equal right, and of
course of the present administration. The
"Baltimore Post" is the name of another
Democratic paper, published in that city,
and another is soon to be started at An
apolis, Md; also, one at Harrisburg, Pa,
Beaver city. in the same State, and one at
Pottsville, Pa.
We have received the second No. of the
Southern Reporter published at Grena-
da, in this State; it is well got up and ably
edited, and of the right stamp We hear
OF preparations to start other new papers,
but we must stop here. This will suffice
to show how the wind blows.
From the press, and the press only, can
we tell how the political current flows,
and the tide Of popular sentiment. On the
other hand we hear of but few new Wing
papers. The Democrats must be learning
to read, and some of them to write, too.
The 'hard hand may be yet brought to
drive quill. These are signs that must
please every Democrat, at the same time
vither the hopes of Whiggery.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-06-15

New ORLEANS, June 6, 1889.
wont say

CoTToN--During the latter part of the
day list Of, say 500 bales changed hands
at a decliae of &c per lb. on the prices ran
glng before arrival of last English dates
the description was good middlng TO
fair, and was sold at Is cent,s--some other
small lots were also transferred at same
ratio, and from what W.. can learn, the
transactions of the day might be figured
at 1000 bales. The generality of other
holders, however, evince no disposition to
adopt this declinc, and our market did not
present an animated appearance, as to,
Gays mai lea DIS US to expect four days la,
ter news fora England by to-morrow's
post, and the fefore parties await il,
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS Remain in the
same dull state--indeed we can scarcely
say S Ulat there is any market existing
Florlr :$6 and 50-Pork, mess, $2l so
a x; prime II so Is. And all other
articles rule at our last quotations. Lou
isianian.