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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-02-26
H. r. w nil, Esq, [ef Dick & HIN OF
New ORLEANS. Jaw 90 IaAo

Ma JPHN PnE:-I h we for the I,st thrse
years. used your "Fexas Tonicn Previnns
,o 3hat time was subject to Sick Headncbs.
Hlhce commenced the use Of your Tnnic
aave oeen entirely FREE, and | have no doub,
wHefe ne medicine used as a bitter twice i
wee w"nld prevent the most Of Inc disensos
81 We soniiL, particularly Chills, which + have
kh"wn ~" Tonic TO effect n cure u 10 t,Ling
10y 2 VINE glass iull 81 well am / s,,;.fed
.. We efficiency, | wish you 70 prepare ne a
ae'nl1'hn q 4 for ma plantation ishino
Your medicine may prove that benefit II he
human family that | am shute it will. Yours.
II, r, w. Hin.
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Rarreness.

On cheer NJ y ,ur spirits don't look SO shy,
Y husbands ashamed, a servn / can buy
IN 'llree wceksol 50! perhaps not 81 son.
Gaze with delight on the beautiful moon:
Your ewes become brlght--your heart flleC
with J,y,
prospects in view-a Girl or Boy.
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Ex.Governor Rnnnels. of AL,,.

JonN PRICE, Esq S,r:-flaving used mrselr.
md q ~ family, several bottles OF "PRLCES
PATE TTEX.4S TONIC" aud having *.
expprltnc d muei, benefit from it Itake bias.
urt in r"cunme ding il 10 the public as 4 VAL
liable family medicine. Respectfully,
II. G. RrNN1es.
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LoUlsvIL : Ky Aprl', f746.
Dear S%Ir;--l am n, LOUSY lie, 10 the snr.
prise I ! my intimate friends, and not less 10
mfsslt. ! think could have sold so or 100
bottles tof Prices Patent Texas Tonic A
inng period Of III health we'll known - nv
llen1s, aud my sudden restoration-for a man
o. 90; strikes them forcihly. Tell the propri-
etor, y he makes me agent tor the State 0f
keDtucNy, can be of service to him. Yours
sincerely, JAMEs r. Styles.
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Haior Gooch tried a single ounce Eial-
Cured TIVE cases the very fret tEial;
However, my friends TO make lie thing sure,
One bottle at least ten eases will cure.
A large doAe before the Chill ome on,
One half Cat night when the Fever is gone.
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PoWDER.
IMPROVED GIN sTANne.

THIS summer received a coDsiOn.
mont OF Messrs. Carver, W-.shbnrn
y 20 9 new and improved Patent Gin
Stands which am selling al $3. rs ner
saw. A few Of these stands were 70
ceIved here last season AMI have pivan
general satisfaction. Planters wantino
70 purchase will do well 10 call and ex.
where. %
P O'DONNELL. AREN'T.
September 10, ls47. s1,f
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ME0mbY T~mFORvANTy

1850 POtm ga cY Of Books.
vi. suItsc liners luve now 10 sore.
over 1900 Vnlomps Of MisceRane.
0ns and Scnoot Booktj heir stock COM
prlSes. pt% rltars, every book IN use N ne
schools aoi Atadrmts ol The country,
aud was procured on sncl terms as On
able th'm 4" $ Il mr, or Cash. rb,n
similar books exert We b trscIdlni Ills
market. pun has r BIZ, s. o. G D, n
cAti- ~f can mi wiH sen cheapa
fRlESTLEl d MOSBY.
July "a. tg47.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison L0nnkn.

BY the Probate Court Of said COuptv
WllEREAS, affidavit has been made
that MahnIn R CO and - Rice
her child are non. residents OF said S,ote
OF Mississippi, and publication was or.
d'red I" be made against them and All
persons Interested, in the estate Of Ed.
nnnd Rice. deceased, at the December
Fern, la47, Of The Probate Court of
aid counly: These are therefore 70 r..
ln1re SAID NahaIa Rice and - Rice
l"r child, and all persons interested. to
'ppear before the SAID Probate Cour, IN
he Second Monday Of March next. IS48.
men and there to shew cause, if any
hey have, why the inaI account ol
Colbert fucker and Henry Seimer. nd
Illustrators of he estate Of said Ell
"lnd Rice, decreased. should not be II
WED. and "a decree made thereunon
accordingly.
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Bishop Andrew. of M 4. C.

have for some time past been in the habf
OF frequently ne ny Prices Patent Tex 9 Toni
aud believe it +, BE- a va liable medicine.
have found I to act fnaly on The bowels. Mi
thlnk alsl on the liver In cases of lndigrs.
tihlh We used i, with good effect.
JAMES 0 ANDREW.
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~ """ hPntcius gu
TO BRRAE the cB",In des
I que !; n - ' ,. gent sio |.
mg" ulnaizr j. AZ a I, E
',o", ~ MLu n, sN,l
70 uetd reIalnp' h
have f"d, mi mad, y
e,"'d Pe''"ted b ns,s. ~ 8
"' Tt. ~ ptrpareml,
ea.es hrre III Il ~ r'a=
'cA,r y "tougblg Y -
I, All desc euds n.
~, nacaGRAEFFs
L'l ,hrm r fa,ds ,rIed
Et' na. ~ssl, and he Bls.nl.9
S w., T.. 70 q, system sD..l
y rrslor q. The sali, "
?, made sh aid n. e'a
t'e#.u."1I u sensations
,'.f NIX season viii u, s.s
Sa"@@,Ol'g l"r ne srIIn. v, \
lhrsa Pins we've ruls,.r \
ny - "" unnrd SIT "
q The General G rs,.s, !,
lne most economical , mn
madf. Whyf Bec.p.s
taDIshrd. The west 'Saasl1
o.. o.. dreaded. There so "yaIa
S'ck|y Seasons! Tbr 'S i's.
:" ""'d 'e Is tree rrpn s s''e1
England. Poila
Unlike alIorheran,; "a.
ne ne G = Pills , sn'ir'
ne lor"alion of he Sa di,s,l
he system. Those whs s'' "
to directions c ans y
Gus. ... S''uul Oet
With these remarks i. 1.
company invite a still m y, W. Y
Of their Pills. ~
ls'. Lei neiqhborboods n,
nd 20 a supply and dianb'.
''ue
Cd. Let clergymcn re- 4.
rs ribu'e hem.
Sd Lei landlords furuish,a
t'l'erS on their land.
en-: LEI enigrant Socleln,
PhiIanlhropic bodies lu,~y
needy.
IN short there is % e,rA
.ny me west should moi b
ut on its besuti6
nd beside is noble streams, I
leofops health should pp i
~ he following disease, /
so achieve equally vonls
1sfnma' B'('o"s Complain
deCcicm oclior.
I rsti3cncn q VA
meg. os'inafss D,o,,ar
r'0'hjng, Dylepsia b,se
.mPl'o". Digestion. imr,j,dI
# biood in The Had.I
ryTilelds. Epilel sy. Iur 4
'o'alency. FluOy Ahus. Or WI
&c Ferer. Green Sickness. Gin
m, Head Ache. Hyshrio Id,
Ori"e' Lfomofson # tid 4
nation # The Stomach Japtd =
Comp|dt Is, Lon Spirits. lri
'ppressed Painful, Neun /
'vr0Igi0. Rhramatism, Siond
.eases. Whites
In all bilious and Chrorr
p Is achieve the most s9a
Jpn. H'r" The, Gety urI
u aS'he suSc cpiIbiitt dih d
'SlIt"Ilo0 Is tolhesp dlsrases
.Iy sly d b. some, The Pu
w v oRLn!
he r wonderful edicacyiniI
IN S arises from their power
P'1es, cleanse ard sinF
mach and Bowels. makr l
= bea',hN and clear; audpg
! strength to he system
HOLESALE WABEHOG
. Join Street Nal 3
n towns where here is 90 81
Company will appoint ont y
ION bs letter Posi- paid Q Oli #
sous wish ng the Pills By Z 81
them. s.
rs cents a box
D. ~HANSROROOGH &tol S.
Agents or lbe Stae Sc
IpPl and the parishes d
.shn'a, Unicn. claiborne, s.
lido. Warehouse. Madison,
asas Caldw II, Concordla O. .
'chnoches. De Sofo, AtcEe
IS and Sabine, in the Slalsd
or sale NJ The Drug EtoTf 7 e
PRlESTLEY \ s.
Caaioa, NY
prsPECIAL SoTlcrf
IGHLY IMPORTANT 70 THs
be' u long thought ihai ~ s
AKA #L UUHH HE4NAu tlUU1
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-02-26
isaiah p. Fuller ESQ, Merchant, " o

NEW OKhEANs, ApflT q, TIA,
John Pfiee-Dear Sir-From the exiraordi.
nary relief that ! have received fran the use
Of Won \ cxas Tnnic,' after having labored
nearly fifteen yea 8 under an affection Of he
Liger, Constipation Of the Bowels, Indigestion
and general debility, feel constrained ID. re.
commend the use Of il 70 the public. know
ut M language strong enough to use in its fl.
vori me medicine will speak for itself. Yours
Eespectiully, IsArAH b FuttrR.
November n, 1877 Il~yr
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W. E Church. go
NFw ORLEANS, April 8 l847
MIR JOHN ~PRI'E-Sir:-l have great pleasu,
~ assuring YOU thar inter some experience s..
ne character of TEX AS TONIC, / eel au
'h'r'7ed e give II my devided opinion tha.
as preventative Of disease and an altera,iy,
medicine, It ls nni exceIIed by any preparation
o. human skill tfat has fallen in nv way. and
~ wishing yon succ' IS in disfosing Of this me.
'lclne. consider myself as indnlgine in ex.
phyilanthropy. WV. WINtws
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& & 9 q g q


PRICES PATENT TEXAS Tonic
certificate With each Package
FemAes IN delicate health peerless
CHI aad Feeer, Constipation IF The
BoCets. Chrlaie Heal ache, asthma,
Kerago, DC.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-02-26
CNg Sais8tsstppi Greote
IS PUBLISHED EgERY SATURDAY MoRgiva
BY JOHN N. MONTGOMERY,

30 Three l1tlarsA year., u pad WITHIN ono
mouth ti9a tAe tiHe OF slbseu5i1y II Not
pat'4 @itaia talt Lame, az Five dollars d ear,
due, au4 vail be sued t3, III all eases, al the
expiration OF the m1nth.
Advertisements Inserted al one dollar per
slatfe, payable Oh the tir5t insertion, and will
DO sasd Tor ia asdiately, ii not paid. Yearly
advertising as heretofore
Articles t a p~efsonal nature, whenever adj
nitted, viii b. charged i: the rate Of Two
dollars tor every ten ltgcs tor each insertion.
Political circulars pr pnbiic addresses, tor
tho benefit ~ individual persons Or companies,
will b. charged a. embellishments, aud at the
same rates.
Announcing Candidates FIR office, $40.
All Job WORK mus, be pa Coz on delivery.
Postage On letters must BE paid, or they viii
not be attended to.
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THE MADIsoNYlLLE NAH
THE vRRyOY MATL
POST OFEICN U

~ ice open every day, errept Sunfay,
during business hDurs, and On Sulda5 from
EigW 10 Nine o'cl ck, "A W only.
WV PRlEsTLEY, r. w.
June s, l847.
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Witness, the Hon .loHN B,

Witness. the Hon John B.
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
o. said county, the Second
,- Monday Of Dec mber H. the
Las year of our Lord one thou.
# sand eight hundred and for.
" seven, and seal Of said
court.
Issued, the 29th day Of Decan bor ,o,1
J. T. CAMERON, Crk.
January !, l84s, I6-ot
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TnG "a We or MlssIsslppI.
Madison CountV
y the Probate Court V said county.

BY the Probate Court of said County.
WAhRE AS affidavit has been md
that Abigail %ilunrer aud --
Hunters, hur children, are non res dem
Of said State OF Mississippi. and publ
cation wa ordered 10 b. made against
hem, and all persons interested, in the
estate Of James Hunter, deceased, ~ The
January Term, l848 OF the Prob,re
Colrt Of sail county: These are here
tore 70 require all persons inte crested, 10
appear be ore The said Probate % II On
the Second Monday Of April next, l84s.
then and there 10 shew cause, ii al.
they have, why the final account Of
Richard G. Saunders, administrator de-
bonis non, Of the estate Of SAID James
Hunter, deceased, should not be- allowed
and q decree made thereupon accord
ingly.
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We W" GOODS

CHEAPER THAN EVER FOR CASA
VIE u drrs'gneh would emil the n,
Itn''"n OF their friends and III.
pu0ll' generally I" 'hrirrpw ana 4xlen.
S'v" stock Of DRY GOODS, lust re-
cFlSed ana no" open, ard they pledge
themselves that they will sell 81 90 re !
ana better bargains, for CASH. ,6an
other establishment in the. place
"" therefore solicit "A call and examine
onr stock and price
May 8. l847.
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LADIES' sLlppERS.

A LARGE assortment Of coIored and
black KID slippers Of a superior qua.
MY, jlst rrc' lived and for saIe by
ElCllELSTElN 4 Co.
May 8.
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ARRIVAL y DEPARTURE or MAI =
AT CANTON MISS.
TME JACKsON NAIL
TmE COLUMRUs MAIL
lie LMxlNCrON MAIL
BENTON AND YAzOO cary MAIL.

Is due, Daily (except y naay) b. 7p. NJ
Closes, Daily except Monda II 49,
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6. W HENDERSON, Agent.
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NrsPECTAL X0TlcF

HIGHLY IMPORTANT 70 THs Y
has be- u long thought ihai NJ
the west were 10 see better 'le "
regard TO the billiousdiseases
portions ofour noble country w
The true medicine is Al lasi ~
US by the celebrated GrsslelS
pany, Their advertisement Y y
or column 10 which he aiienile,9
man, woman and child shopIds
diarely given. ID
Narch 5. l847,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

kEFTERS Testamen,ary having
been granted 10 the ii dersigne nj
me January Term. la48. OF ne probate
Court Of Maoison county. Mss,ssiop,.
on the estate Of Cairin J. Bla1ock, deed.
H'' parSoos indebted d said estate are
notified to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment and all persons having
Rams against said estate will presen,
them legally authenticated within the
lime prescribed by law, or they will be
barred.
E. CORDTS.
2 B. BLALOCK,
January u, l84a, 1898
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Vines, the Hon. JOHN B.
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county the Second
So Monday Of January. 10 H.
LIS. year d our Lord, one thou.
@ sand eight hundred and Tor
weight and seal Of said
court.
Issued, the 18th day Of January 1913.
J, t. CAMERON, CFk.
January 10, l848, 1926
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General Agents or ibe Siat
slssiPpi and the parishes d
Washna, Unicn. Claibons
Caddo, Warehouse. Madison,
Tensas Caldw, II, Concofda o.
Natchnoches. De Sofo, A'cy'1
pides and Sabine, in the Stale
ana.
For sale NJ The Drug Etorf Z
@ PRIESTLEY \
N HMM
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In towns where here is 20
The Company will appoint ont
rf'i"n By letter posi- paid Oh
Persons wish ng The Pills By
order them.
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PeESH DRUGS Il MEDICINES.

VIE subscribers have just recrtvea
= from ReU York and philadelphia
'nd will keep constantly nm hand. a rom
plete assortment OF genuine and fresh
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FOR REIGN MARKETS.



RIO JANEIRo, Feb. 8.
Dizziness has been the prevailing feature since our
report of 7th ult American CottonS-contnue de-
pressed, with almost nothing doing. Ca,dLes-Mo-
derate inquiry for Sperm and Composition, but Tallow
remain OF slow sale.
F2ow-With more liberal supplies after the 24th
the market became quiet but holders having contin-
ued firm, business is again doing freely. Richmond
2lNa23N; Baltimore ISL; Philad. 7lIdl9l: Columbia
Mills 1911. Stock LIST inst. SO 81 brs Of which 1863
In first, and s347 in secoud hands the former con-
sistng Of 3iO0 brs. Haxall 600 Gallego $50 Columbia
Mills, l7S5 Trieste, old steam Mills held for 24U
1924 Baltimore and 1900 Philadelphia. Lumber
The arrivals of American TO extent, but without
altering the value ProUisions-Butter is again bet
ter, but Hams and Lard moro abundant and easier
TO buy. Mess Beef in request at very full rates A
small parcel of fair quality Codfsh-mported via
Boltmore, brought 800 per tub, but this no
criterion Of the market which remains superabundan-
ly stocked. Rosin-further depressed. Sailcloh-
nominay as last quoted, with very limited demand
except for best descriptions of narrow Scotch the
want of which, however, is in great measure sup
piled by American Cotton Duck, which is daily COM
ing more into Sdt-continues to enhance in
value $50 being the last sale price for Cape Verd or
go refs for Cadiz. 1eas-Rather more inquiry for
best Tyson, but we scarcely give quotations for
ord, OF which there are many parcels offering, but no
buyers uues-Suitable parcels of Lisbon have
been parted with on better terms all other sorts ex-
cccdngly dull. Cofee-The transactions since cur
last have been to fair average extent Superior and
! frss again somewhat higher but other qualities
remain stationary. Washed 3g20Oa3usOO: supcriors
2l950a3 100; good frss 2I70Oa2HS00; first ordinary
2I500a2 1850; second good 2400a2N450; second ordi.
nary 2Ha2I200. Sales this month 80 900 bags; ship
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mcnts 33,s92; stock 10000. Exported in january
1873 642 bags and brs of which 1900 to Mobile, 81 $40
TO New Orleans, S4ll to New York, l47 to Oporto,
6OOl to Philadelphia, 1850 to Stetn, 200 to Stock
holm, $3.50 to Trieste. SugU-EXcuslve ola few
small lots FOR the River Plate and Portugal, the sales
restricted to purchases for consumption at 2H7OO
a2uS00 for whites, and l900a2 for browns-24s lOd
a25s Cd and lis 1dalSs sd per cwt. on board. The
quantity on hand is about 100 cases. Hides-Salcs
and II, 900 River Plate, at l3Oal35 per h. on board
leaving in stock about 100000. Freights have ruled
exceedingly dull and quotations OF 45sa5Os for the
North of Europe and Mediterranean, 90 francs for
llavrc and 7OaoOc for the United States must be con
sidered entirely nominal. Erchange-The rate on
London has rcceded to y d. and may 80 lower. Spc
cie-Spanish Doubloons 2sl5O0a29NOOO; Patriots
21ISO0a2SH300, Spanish Dollars lU9IOal 1880, and
Patriots H7SOal $40 each.
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DE LAMARTGSE.-Evcryb body is anxious to know
something about the leaders of the late revolution
france: for the future condition of France must de-
pend, under Providence on the character and inten
uons OF these men, We have before sketch of
De Lamartinc, Minister of Foreign Affairs under this
new and self constituted French Government The
article is found in Fraser's Magazine, and was writ
ten in lS43.
According 10 this authority, De Lamertine is de-
scended from ancient and honorable family celebra
ted Tor its attachment to the old Bourbon race His
father was imprisoned account of his fidelity to
Louis XVI, and the whole family of Lamartine escap-
ed punishment or death during the first Revolution
only by the death of Robcspierrc. AIphonso de
Lamartine was himself a we'll known royalist until
some time subsequent to the revolution of 1880. Up
to the year 1892, he was known chiefly as an amiabc
man OF line literary taste and poetic temperament.
On his return from his travels in the East the publ
cation OF which secured him great eclat in France
De LamaTtIne was chosen Deputy to represent Ber-
CUES, an uumportant town in the north of France
and subsequently, was chosen by the electors of his
own native town, Macon, to represent them in the
Chamber Of Deputies. He was then proud to style
himself ''no party man.; and during the early part
OF his parliamentary life distinguished himself by his
efforts 10 promote various moral and social reforms.
He was also member Of La .SOciefie de la lOrnle
Chretienne, at Paris. The protested object of this
association is TO amend society by the influence of
Christian morals and TO the eXertion of its members
the suppression OF Lotteries and the regulation of the
gambling houses of Paris, is TO be attributed.
At this time, De Lamartnc gIoried in the reputa-
ton OF being ''a man Of the social party" whose
sole aim it was to promote thc real and solid inter
ests Of the country, without regard to the form of
government under which he lived seeking ''to bend
not TO break governments in order to promote iber-
ty and the happiness Of society. De Lamartine did
not long maintain his old royalist principles but be-
came a conservative defender of Louis Philippe's
government In 1913 he abandoned this position, and
came out the avowcd opponent Of Guizots policy and
the conservative principles which he hmselh had be-
fore advocated with much ability.
In fine, De Lanartine is presented before US as
man OF amable character and fine literary taste but
changeling in politics and of unsound Judgment and
altogether unfit to be leader in a crisis like the pre-
scnt.-B0stOn TrdreLer.
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WEEKLY COMMERCIA URN L

common 10 prime ON the usual credit Freights-
There has been more doing this week and the packet
for Jiycrpoo is full The closing rates are lSs for
Provisions i'd for Grain, and Is 3D. for Corn Meal.
West India freights are very low, Eastern lrcghts
more brisk and the rates for Iron are "a So 25 per
ton.
CHARLEsrov-wcck preceding April l.
Coiion-Thc sales of the week reach 1888 bales
NJ reduction of las c ON the prices maid last Satur-
Iav the extremes 4 and ~ cts The stock remain
in2 on hand is 81 gbales. Rice-Has been in mod
crate demand about 1000 tres having sold at the
extremes of ST. and S337a per 100 lbs Corn
No transactions Flo,u-In limited request Sugar
The stock is unusually heavy and the demand
very limited, Erchange-The market is so unset
tied that it is impossible to give quotation FreightS
To LIVERPOOL are very unsettled, nomnally Cotton
is gq7-l6d., and to Havre CT Courier.
,,,o-
NEW ORLEANs-Satu nSht' March 20 Poo
CoHon-lhe sales OF the week sum up lS'uUo
bales' taken lor Ehslanu' the Con'lhcht anu MY NY
North. ChSetleu us thc h"Ihct 49, VIC Ciht ~, an
quotations, which would be entirely nominal; ne
receipts at tls port NO" snow au eNcess vi
DaiGS over inc eht"e IectiPtS VI last De"@'
IO0accO-l ne ucl'Hhu h'S oceiI sSG"u{
ihe week ana inc Sics sum up ~" hhIs' l.cluG
lhS ol' mus 'l"So' Sol'S lhoc man ""ii
have been paid for other qualities. SuguLThe
market has been generally dull throughout the week
lIolasses-Lttlc or no improvement has taken place,
and the sales hardly $500 brls Prices range from
lSg2O cts ProyisiOns-The Pork market has main
tanned steady, though rather quiet, character, and
the sales reach perhaps 1900 brls chiefly at $50 for
Mess, and ST for Prime Of Bulk Pork, 500 900
lbs have been taken at 3a3l cts round. Lard has
arrived less freely, and this with the full rates
claimed has confined the sales to some 5000 tres and
brs. and $500 kegs, at 5a65 cts for the former and
6q69 cts. per lib. for the latter the ruling rates for
prime in brls being g. and in kegs 65a63 cts per h.
FiOur-The demand has been rather more active
and the sales of the week sum up 900 brs. at 25
$50 for Ohio, 525a s 5375 Tor Illinois. The re-
ccipts here since LIST Sept, only AS, 973 brls.
against 9lS, 1925 brS. to the same tune last season.
Grain-Thc Corn market was quite steady in the
early part of thu week, but the accounts from
Europe have caused some falling off both in prices
and demand. The total sales $4,000 sacks and
the closing rates 35a3S cts in sacks, with
sional small sale at 40 cts. per bushcl. TThiSkey-
Prices have again fallen of ct and nearly $500
brls. Rcctiied have been taken at l74alS cts per
gallon. Cofee-The weeks sales are nearly 1000
bags Rio, at range of 6Sa7 cts, in large and small
lots Exchanges Have been so much derangcd by
the European accounts, that the rates are entirely
nominal at present Sterling, I 5aS5 prm.; n. York
Sight, parat per ct. prem. FreightS-The engage
ments have been few, but are about former racs-5d
for Cotton to Liverpool, ct. for Hayrc, &C. Coast
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-08
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