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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-11-25

70 Mf. Hildreth anshor Of History Of
the United States, charges Judge aaIibnr.
ton, author Of "Rnle and Misrule Of tae
British IN America" with pIaigerising from
the former for The latter work.
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15~ The ladies are every where
pqming after she Turhist costume
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DEMOCRATIC PYRAMID:


OHIO.
IOWA.
MAIN L.
TIE XAS.
INDIANA.
ILLINOIS.
FLORIDA.
VIRGINIA.
CT ORGIA.
NJ Is SOURI,.
A l. ALBANIA.
MIC HICAN.
X ENTUCKEY.
ARKANSAS.
LOUISIANA.
MARYLAND.
WI S CONSIN.
DELAWAR E.
MIS- ST SSIPPI.
CALIFORNIA.
NEW JERSEY.
CON NECTICUT.
RHODE ISLAND.
Pc NNSYLVANIA.
MA S SACHUSETTS.
NE w ii A M SHIRE.
so OUTH CAROLINA.
NORTH OLINA A.
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Such is the noble structure erected by the
people in honor of Democracy--and it will
stand, under the hastily "run-up" things that
are occasionally built for the Whigs--tem-
porary structures for the temporary party.
The following is the
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Our reader. are particularly referred TO the very able
and interesting letter OF commercial correspondent in
this days paper from which they will learn the state OF our
foreign and inland trade and the condition Of the money
market generally II is filed with figures Of the greatest
importance to the intelligent merchant and planter, as
well a. TO the statesman Itconans nothing that lessens
the confidence which il due the tariff Of 1910. exert
ing beneficial influence upon all The branches of the
public prosperity The sales OF The proceeds OF United
States Industry are about double what they were the last
year Of the tariff of is42ihe markets not depressed
by the presence Of surplus Of products. and labor is
well remunera,edlhe relations Of exports and imports
are safe; and IL there is considerable export Of specie
abroad. there is than supply from California and
from immigration TO balance II. creating rather fall in
the price Of foreign coins for export. while the metallic
basis il a little enlarged.
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BALrixosE, May I'd. p. IN.
despatch recently appeared la your paper. and otheIs,
RON view ofieans stating that the Cuban expeditionisss
VA 'hst Vicinity and aong the southern coast. had sbAn
donea net pfolsc and were unng home. THIS des
ratch, although doubted and supposed by some TO be
rose got ap TO b,ndiod the government auhorlss have
uit reason TO know emanstcd from gen,cma an ia New
Orleans incapable OF giving circulation augh which he
might know 10 be false lie. however, like all others.
might have been deceived. II would not be i'm robsbs
those engaged In such expedition 10 texn The sp-
peaance OF disbandinx. IN order eude tn.
lime has not YET passed Tor our authorities be on
watch.
Our market to- day is siosdyoses of 100 bbs Howard
-four ~ 81 and 600 bbis fresh City Mills at "a 80
also s0O bbs old City M Ills at 81 37i Grain steady
sales good prime red wheat NJ 70 100 cents
iinary good white do, 100 lO2 cents; prime do.
10 liz cents Sales OF white at " Is cents, and
yellow % 81 Oats, ~ AZ cent? Rye 20 cents.
Provisions continue very firm prescn, prices. The
grocery market is quiet no change 10 notice Whiskey
declined, with sales of bids at 22A cents and bbls
sA cents gallon The tobacco market 10 qnielPricss
rather dropping sss. 5stg Ett1 ~ 1858
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rELEaHArHIo REpoars FOR rHE UElos
Char!csion Con ventioH.

Char!eston Convention.
CHARLESTON. May Clio, p. m:-The proceedings Of the
that separate State action win DO Recommended by large
majority. Mr., Rheu's resolutions proposing that course
Cheves and Senator Butler favor moderate courses but
their views oveed by the majority The most nsease
excitement prevails throughout the city
cuARtEsron. May Z.
LAGOON Cheyes has addressed letter 70 the conversation
opposing separate State action by South Carolina The
somniliee have reported address and resolutions which
delegate, pre.en, today is s4s 20
New ORLEANS, May G.
The steamship Ohio from Chsgres arrived here today.
with 22s passengers and $4,000 gold dust as freight
LOUISVILLE, May To-, p. m.
The steamboat Portland, owned in Madison, indiana,
burnt yesterday Portland, In the vicinity
Escape ape a ss!s c Being
oaper and books were also destroyed She had on bcsd
boa, valued $4,000. upon which there was an
sursnce of $1,000.
GAINESVILLE, CTenn.) MayT.
There and half feet in the shoals and
the river is rising rapidly. @
Cotton firm, and the market rather heavy
sales 81 for fair. Pork has adyanced-salss Of
sI5 Lard has also improyed-ssles ., ~
Bacon sides 81 al cents Rio coffee, 81 81 cents Mo-
asses, 331 a 81 cents. 3flh8
nav YoRx, May "a, D. m.
The steamship Asia sailed to-day, with lao passengers
and $500 600 in specie.
HARTFORD Conn. May7
The Legislature of Connecticut to-day. The lower
organized by eieciing Ingham (dsm speaker by
five msjjty-one wing beng absent In the senate the
wings have three majority.
WILMINGTON, (Del) May7. q
The wings Yesterday elected their candidate for mayor
by consde able majority the democratic candidate
AT Newcastle the wings were also successful
New YORK, May Ia, p m.
Cotton is somewhat heavier though prices
changed-sales Of 600 bales The hour market with .
moderate favor Of tbs of 1000
bbs at 81 l2A 81 Is for standard brands Sales
600 bushels northern yellow n 81 and 63 cents.
deliverable in few days Wheat unchanged Rye. 70 q
IS cents. OATS IS Al cents Provisions steady. Whis-
KY. 22A 23h cents Stocks stsady-sales Of Canon
7Ut -
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kEw YosK, May 6,--s. p. m.
The opening Of the New York canals, usual, gives
impetes business but the operation OF railroads has in
last few years. distributed business throughout the
that IL has far less effect than usual Dealers accus-
toned at this time be very much hurried by the sudden
appearances Pensioners and orders for goods up by
canal TO rsplsnsh exhausted shelves disposed to be
dsa pponted when they find the commencement Of nav-
cation by tho usual drive, without reflect
ing that business been done during what for
mey the dull season This operation has been greater or
less in all sections of the county and in order TO show how
unusually active internal trade has been the Isl OF
Jsnnary, have thrown together those of public
works which are most readily at hand.
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VALUA BILE "a ksa~tsf~s ressAenee far sale.-Tbe
will sell ~ private sale No
7 win improvements shsreon, kno~n ~ Csz-nova,
PeArson's Mil This property bsnniu and hes'hy situated
having and commanding he
consist and well nme
nv sAss, s"d ohss oq houses, w ~ excel
Nd u water md hp 9rounAs
shuhhsry and Mutt ue1~ and os opportunity
d~srns either comfortable fsdencs
inask~t GARDEN. The terms msde accommodating
ApN-Aaw9w CHAs ., WAl.LACH
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o. The Right Rev. James Ryder, d. D., President
of Georgetown College, will deliver address opening
medical department OF Georgetown College, in lecture
Of the Smithsonian lnstue Monday the l2h instant half
past O'Clock pm.
The public invited TO attend
BThe lectures during present be
delivered the and evening
4 O'Clock.
FLODOARDO HOWARD, ~. D..
Reg Med. Dept Georgetown College.
May 8-ThSatSun
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The exports have been about onehaf silver and gn
coins bile tho total has boon
OF California gold Philadelphia alone. In tho
Of March S2,0UO,0o0 coined at New Orleans The
Imports of foreign coin at New York in the four months
have been repoe 0l7 800 fully IS 600 900 have
arrived In tho hands OF Immigrants Of whom 70 600 arrived
a, this port in April s.one II is from this that
the supply OF foreign coins for export derived The coin.
Of the Philadelphia mint has exceeded the deposcs
amounting - Sl7,l65,756 for the four months. or this
however, only 1000 AVG were in gold dollars The larger
proportion in double eagles which 70 England for
ecoinsge. The process Of coming them here is in fact
only assay the gold at the United States
for the bene At English holders who coined
in London The French houses say the twenty dollar pieces
the best remittance. They new, and Just
ssssyej and require but Little expense turn them into
money there The new steamer Humboldt takes $3.50 600
worth, and 9250000 Of silver bat exchange left oil very
weak-ssy large sales i0l francs plenty nj $40
Fiom all those data II follows that the supply of specie
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Letters have been received at the Coast Survey Office
from Assistants r. D. Cuts. Geo Davidson, and A. M.
Harrison, and Acting Master Jas. II Moore, of the
Ewing. dated California. March 81. They and their
parties were in cool health and spirits and making salts
factory prna resa with their work.
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BY A. GREEN, Aactioneer.

DIANO FORTEs, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUG IIoN-On Friday, 9th instant shall my
1t II o'clock excellent Of furniture tho
Of which Is nearly new,
fine piano foes, nearly new, hne tone-one
made by Gilbert, and the other by Mix 4 Bro.
Mahogany sofas, pArof and Ockng chairs
Do tets a-ietc sofas and large paror armchaiIs
DO sAsboards dressing and other bureaus
Do bookcases and secretaries, washstands, &c.
Do marble top sofa tables
Do Wardrobes, French and other bedsteads
Do One full French cottage
dining tables
Three walnut extension tables, TO- H. aud l6 feet
One fine painted cottage Of 3 pieces
Walnut, maple, and other chairs, rockers, &c.
Three hne paentspring bedsteads
One hne French gilt and two ANAL chandeliers
Feather keds, hair and shuck
China, glass, and crockery
Aibsta spoons and forks
Mantel, and othor clocks, vases,
Also nne large counting house desk
Terms, All OF and under e3o $780, credit
four months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
tercst.
A. GREEN, Ausaonss<.
May S-A
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ny DYER MCGUIRE, Aucttoneers.
FURNITURE, SCHOOL. BOOKS, RIBANDs AEON Saturday
morning. May TO- At O'Clock, In front rooms
shall SELL
900 yards assorted hbands, in lots 10
1900 school and miscellaneous books pamphlets, &c.
AT 10 O'CLOCK
Mahogany SOFAS chair, and rockers
Lounges, an woodseat chairs
sideboards, dressing and plain bureaus
Wardrobes, wash.tands, and toilet tables
Dining, breakfast, and kitchen tables
High and low post bedsteads, French bedstead
FEATHER beds and pillows, hair and shuck mattresses
Carpets, mating painted floor cloth
Refrigerator, bathing apparatus, stoves,
Together with large lot OF kitchen requisites.
Terms cash.
DYER MCGUIRE,
May Aucuoueeu.
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THURSDAY MORNING. NAY 8, 1891.

a, b. P4rasa, ths American Newspaper Agent, eaY
sseas ~ s paper tho ces VI Boston, New
- rhsdspha, saA duly empowered Jake
Icnpasas required His receipts win be
s.rdsl y -, His Offices eBoston Csnxrsas street;
~ Yok TnbsAs bsIdns Philadelphia, corner o,
TSid B Chestnut streets. e.s. .t5l gIs +
GosIsu Rchmosd vseaia d our general ussn,
~ vsis assisted BY travelling agents b. PuLLsa and
TAoAAs.
nyr c. W. JAnss, Ne. Harrison street. Ciscinnsu Ohio /,
~ sssss travelling agent Btaes assisted By essss
T. sxIrs r. DsHr, JAsos TAuLoH, w. AsHsrEoae, w.
xAssAv Ds. JOSHUA WAsswoars, ALxx H. laws X. X.
0sAvgs.
sTAr Hunay r. Lswls, Of Montgomery, Asbana gen.
s travelling agent foT the States Of Aabams
M issAEL JAass NO. liz soah Tenth street, PnAdsl-
hs is our general travelling ageal by Mes WA n.
WsLp CoLuus, JAMS DssnIHe, A. kIRu WELLssron,
RAJ EVANS JoHs T. JuDxNs r. LOCKE Jos BuzTox, GEoRok
p Bvrros and THoMAs ID. Nicn.
n7-kecsipas " the above will be good.
nzRswAaps, 5ANyenp, Co.. agents bankers
hs United slass London, and Lvcpoo spps,ned
AGENTS for Uaon," and authorized receive subscriptions
.s this Their otnce In London No. 10
Gresham street, and In Liverpool ut No. Coamba buildings
rh connected In This country with the we'll
house Adams Co.. and entitled to the conf
dsnce friends abroad. +
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The article copied below contains the most material
information brought to BY the southern mail respect
ing the Convention At Charleston OF the Southern Rights
Associations. In with this article is a letter
from the late Mr.. Calhoun, which has never. 4, appears
been published before is written with the usual force
OF that distinguished but evidently under excite
ment produced by the state OF the anti slavery
OF Isa7, which it is unjust to suppose would have
existed il the writer could have wtne SEED the changes
which have since occurred, founded not merely the
pa sage OF the COMPROMISE but the rational hope that the
people OF the northern States take just views Of
their duty TO their southern brethren Ii difficult for
us to believe if Mr.. Calhoun alive. and at
Charleston tina, he would not counsel his ellow-czens
TO abstain from any rash action
with the true friends of the constitution in preserving the
Union All parties in the South admit that the fugitive
slave law must be executed Should this be the case
South Carolina has no injury 10 redress which all the
other States will no, aso feel; and that MIR.
Calhoun. whatever were his opinions Of the remedies
within the ultimate resort Of South Carolina. would
&C, independently Of the great moral power which
The whole family OF her southern sisters the confee
racy would nbody The subject should it ever appear,
devou,ly hope il never may that the Compromise
in all its provisions cannot be executed.
The reader is referred Geographic dispatches,
another column for late proceedings Of the convention
From tho chsrle.ion Mercury Msys.
CONVENTION SourHsgs kIears ASSOCIATIONS This
body assemblies today and will meet for organization
the Military Hail. Wentworth street. at4 O'Clock this AFTER
noon. A largs number OF delegates had arrived up
Saturday evening and il is believed there will be decga
from every association In the State The importance
of convention has boon recognised abroad, and
cral interest attracted IL here were 70 be
locked for the opinions and determination Of South Caro-
lima the greatest issue that has been made since the
yoiution We have leuer from Duke county Georgia,
3orb April. stating that the Southern Rights Asocs-
ton Of that county Saturday last 10
point committee OF visitation 10 be present durng the
Of the Csrona convention Of
They will, sure, meet with warm welcome.
This ventiou. feel deeply convinced. may bs the
great good Not only every part OF the State will
he represented but the of weight and expcrie nee
and force hsve selected degree that nsores The
bod ~ rr~Ai an of ability as has perhaps ever
been satneed assemblsgc Of South Carolina tspe
sen,sves Hence n is deliberations shall be directed
- 10 com bine the and intellectual Of all or
vrr n majority Of it members The effect upon public opn
10. sssswhess and sti upon 'he fssngs e'fconi
nee and hopsfu Of this State, viii BE- great
and issta,9. ttsA
We d, not mean say that Il ress with this body to do
torn ne The precise time and mode Of redress which the
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TOTAL 4 mos, 7,074Yas 9644,l76 il,aa46ss 1897

For 1875. the ast year OF the old tarin. exports
nesc produce thought to be large but since then,
With the ncrea ed Imports they have gone
10 ncrease until in the the sales of the pro-
cesds OF Uaed States industry very nearly double
wha, they in that year Tho effect OF these large
sales Is merely sell much foreign nations
enhances by taking of the surplus the value Of that
sold at home consequently, labor gets from apita
Tor what 10 cold at home than would il the markets
deprs ssed by the presence Of surplus have ncu-
ded gold the above table, although is United ates
product. because wish In the following table compare
the quantities. received from California and coined in Phil
sdelpLia with the receipts for corresponding months last
and also the comparative exports for tho
rom the port OF New YorE.
AsrfAIy dsposits' Of California gold PAndsipAa nin
Of coin fro Ksw York
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way will add abundance and hasten the Of
coin The coinage gold New Orleans increases. and
the feoep at thai point ~ 46i ga since Sep
tember L. against 2 6SS period last year
The comparative quotations New York and New Orleans
foIiawxt 4. Is
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good good 10 10 good
mid
Upland nd ia, g stais Gi.i,. Jtsiss u

Flour has been pretty fair sales mixed western, "a rs a
~ so; fancy Ohio, 81 81 IS Canadian - rs ~ 81
southern, - 6S 81 81 Ryo -four, $3 A vs. 80 Wheat,
Ohio 96 cents Genesee, ll2 Corn meal, yellow,
southern, IS 65k cents high.mxed western 63 63A
Turpentine, spirits, 36A Pork rather heavynew
mess SIS rs; old, $i4 prime, $l3 62A old. S2 o..
Lard quick at l03 cents in kegs Rice dull at So So 81
Seed clover, 81 %
Freighs rather better. Cotton 10 Liverpool l6 y
30 corn, Sd -four London, Is
Stocks continue with very little change The abundance
Of money operates fsvoaby holders but prices do
III Tha
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GO The Union Literary Society will hold stated
meeting WooAburys Academy
before this Thursday evening An will be
members Question discussion Did
modern times produce the best specimens of orsory'
The public are invited to attend.
Mays C. s. KEECH, Secretary.
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ny A. GREEN, Auctioneel

ny A. GREEN Aucttoneer.
VALUABLE FARM. HOUSES cows, HOGS, FARMING
UTENSILS, FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTIoN.-on Fri
10th instant, shall Meirose,
about mile from Bladensbur adjoining Of Messrs
Lound and Cross at 10 O'Clock good assortment o mrn
ture such
Mahogany sofa, secretary, and bookcase
DO tables stand, looking Giasscs Ae
Maple and walnut bedstcads, chairs. lounges, &C
Window curtains shades blinds, &C
ChtnH, wsas, erockcry, and stonv ware
far0r, passage, chamber, and stair cafpcu
With many her the furniture line t
horsea,
hor wagon canya whcebarow, ploughs burrows,
cutivstors Ac.. with good harness. ~
Terms An sum. sas, cash as credit Of
and ninety sstctoviy endorsed bss In
teresl
arm, which wen known TO he ono q The no ase.
healthy places Prince Georges county,
from B.drn.bu sr from w.shinston eoannisl sso i've
land Upon ~. beautiful modern bult md hail
cosg nearly barns carriage house, asaes
stables orchard q two Thousand peach sess u - ehse.
grapes, spricos guinness &C and secs srss q ~ nasss
SAID farm u admirably adapted s carly eaasnns
.nd marketing purpose. Much money has bees expsnAsd ~
the quality Of the land within the aad
believed . be equal 70 IN ~. vicinity NJ
Said farm will ~ sod credit Of from fur sx ys1st -
sired cher with without good tenant M 90 ysD
Further particulars made Known on day Of sale $1,000
May 7-~ohAs A.. GREEN, Aues0ASsS
p Stiff should Friday sale win take psss = ne
Monday following. Il r @ F~
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This gives general increase each Of the northern
States averaging nearly 30 per cent in the local and
eal business compared with last The Erie rail
road Is open through whole length, and arrange
ments being made it by steamboat with the
Michigan roads al Detroit and Monroe and with the Ohio
roads at Sandusky, Cleveland, DC. committee OF the
direction has been appointed proceed and complete
these arrangements The receipts Of produce by Of
all those butares pouring their freight upon the bosom
OF the lake find outlet the Erie canal are al.
ready large. The receipts Of beadsufs at Buffalo from
the lakes and Underwater from the canal since the
operation, the l6,h follows;
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The payments from the country upon tho
HANGED receipts Of produce satisfactory and increase
the abundance oil money In the city, Notwithstanding the
large mpoations The receipts given in the above table
on the New York canals those only for the office in this
city goods going and the increase indicates fully
the proportonate increase in the business the rates of
toll arc less than last Large have been the mpor
tafions Of goods the demand has been propoonstc and
sales except for assorted Styles have been satisfactory
The following is the value OF dry goods imported at this
port as compared with last year:
dvvS of
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oommersia capital have swollen the In the ma.
tional nsa ury ms folowsi
Coi~ a~d Bsiio~ in Unitsd Stafss Tfsaswy.
Coin in BaIlion in Coin else TOTAL.
April a. 1880 M $50 2s2 81 900 900 81 a8 % 99 3s
Jan. ~, 1851 SAl0 1871 39J.0W 37sS.y70 ll,bw l0I
April ~ 1851 s,S5S&N I,s70,0eo S,l32 AOs hs5s sts
The accumulation OF unconsd bullion, purchased by the
government Of holders of mint certificates which the mint
cood rcdcem II very large H. the month the
government has pay 5000 900 Of sxican claims
and % a00 balance Of indemnify in addition to is
binary dsbusemen,s and these supplies In addition
the large Of California gold known to BE- he
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NaLff,unre 1InAfn lIIYkHk.

Sales to-day OF 76 shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
al ~ ~ on me Sales OF 100 shares Baltimore 6s,
$780, 1854 Maryland 6s closed lO3 and l031 asked
Baltimore 6s 1890 1861 bid, 100 asked. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad bonds ,ss7 ss bid do 1875 ssi bid 81
and, 23l bid, 20! asked. Baltimore and Susquehsnns
37A bid, 20 asked
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ny DYER q Mcguire. AuotIopss..
ENGLISH PHAETON, RoCKAWAY, AND DOUBLE HAR-
II NESS-on Friday afternoon, May at O'Clock, shall
In front auction
One English double nearly
One excellent New-York-bu rockawsy
Terms cash.
DYER d MCGUIRE,
May Sd s. Aucuoneers
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N1LKEsB Voyage Rs~nA the worlA. Ersbv~~sng
the Principal Evenfs Of the Narrative U. Exploring En-
petition VOL, evo, with enGvavinxs
Lord Morpeths IN America.
Prank Fnsestsss Fish Fsne United States new
edition. with engravinxa.
Coopers Two Admirsls. Pusnsmr uniform edition.
Coopess Water Witch Pusnam's uniform edition
Mr.. Caadep Carfais Lectures, Illustrations
- - - :" TAYLOR MAURY,
Maya booksellers, Near 9Th street.
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Now York.

United States coin and California bullion little higher
Ia New Orleans than in New York while all foreign coins
silver and gold much lower there than here. Al the
same time the OF in New Odeans ndics ted
in the exchanges, per cent per annum and the
rate OF sterling exchange lower than here.
Business generally is good, in spite Of the awfuly In
clement weather which we have experienced. Wool lie
well supported although sales argesay fleece SO
So cents Late advices threaten renewed war between
Brszl and the Argentine republic which event supplies
OF wool from that quarter will be small Cotton has been
more active and has improved of under rumors
frost in the northern States The quotations
El