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MISSOURI RvERPs Martha Jswe.t $50 hhds tobacco
S y ss.., s
$50 s~ s ST.: e sss
f. IS ~
q ache ] do s bb
do M eordan jrNundnes to order.
:'ss%s5 sssssf5 Sssss
j. Is ss lara 81
bsp@ = bs sst
ssR s..es Rssqg p
H. sst s s'es
;s s?
NJ ss s .sss
s s : IS z
whisky Iuds eoioe do 2no do pork 70 hhds b.
s:sEs
Hend dr -sundiies to order ~''
America ~ bales Gotten Johnson
ham &eegss do Cherry Henderson
ss sFiss
ss F4s.n M sGn Fs
s hhs S F sd ss
s3S
s T.
BATON an egssy bale, sS1 s ss
ssls
@sss ssss @sss
ss
MI aS
sos mo,,ss. hid. sugar
s S., ssN Ss %os
LoUlsNLEPer Prncess 80 bids tobacco Fischer,
dsass fs aseS s .ss . ."s
s.
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William william ssosi FsoSss sso-is MsnsssToa
Ss Sss97 Is
ss ha naas.ss Do
BAYOU TENsAsPer NJ Ref 5ss bales cotton Baan
ss'; ss'.si
Williams Psse o FsSws: %eoS1 "a
%sa: III sss
s Is Ssss
z sssE sss' ssss
n l62 Wright Wilams &co9S Oakley Hawkins62 II Head
Thornhi Byrns Aso Smith 9ons91 son
Aco5 pui Miller AcO-4 Geo Conna,-total 1854 bales colt
CINCINNAT-Psr barge $50 beef Bsbcock
bb Mbanke aco-3O0 bbls VIII aky 100 do
ppe potatoes sks bran so Shropshre Son
>. FLATBoATs --p
vt In First District
LENTUCKYPer Stas boats &c tons hay 20 sks oats 10
toes E W Benton.
Il CONSIGNEES.
at For ship Oswogo, from NewYork Seccomb Voories-L
Sayre &ceStone WalworthA Broussan &co-Borrows
DuIkan hco--Jarvia 4 Woodman-A Woodmsn heo-W
~ Bunnel-J Woodruff &co-A D Grief dco-U follsrd-Y
johnson Aeo-B MRnn-Marin, dco-R Adsms &oC
up Henderson &eo7 Steele Buddks Seq Carroll
nd Noel-Turnsr RenshawJ Wright Aco,T TwtcheL
p,.. Ernst
ne 4 Ben--H Stone &co-& order
For .hip Spear Philadelphia Harper Bro Hur
10 Hunus-J HTwitche-E consry-J Waterman dcoL Bry
asn order. ..---.,
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domestic Markfts.

Mar, lana 32@eE and
Domestic faarkrts.
NEW YORK. November lThe operations the office Of the As
sistnnt Treasurer yesterday were
Received
Balance pa s4sesS 70
STOCKS meeting Of the Stock Board this
Board large sales prices tn9s
IN
morning feeling sae Of Erie
sis sssT %aa
fore we went to press In Long nd Railroad we hear oil no
There to be large s.s Of ots at die Merchants. r.
sesss belong a% estate
''a' and 'n most
Some fse sn Liverpool en- dsaea
s sss sa NE % aa es a1s ~ s
n e s h .nS requiring larger
NEW YORK November lcotn has dee ed accent, and
Sovsmber hare sold to-day
D.s saE ss
during The week ending Friday evening;
Of Tsss: "'s sssss
Mann! aaas ss'@iss O. sS'9a Ss
Misselsaeous -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ss7o4 ssa8 TAB
1 1ss ,n,s, sss'7 s sss1' s'e'''
Total thrown into rnarket~. .stsl,s1l
The ss s a s s sx'
&C. film. Ssys sss nsds s st '' sale. Of
tn 's ss
U barrel which holder. firm There is moderate ihay
sn s
continues demand Sales 1900 bushels Fair
and Red and 0 s snd % s On "I.
made New sonen for Mixed GA and
Sss I'D "a s.ss' sold e 4 @ w
in bids, with sales N4f |N'.
BALTIMORE, November q 1900 barrel.
M
Sss Sass
ss from m SIs .So the n
# IL
'i$; @
delivery III q az bales were
g,ss
o
ns e bale, Nth sa and SPs., ns
Sss,;s 81: sssas,s
The prices barely sfasisn las. weeks quota
sf psa ss s s
n; : ss
~ ;,s ssasnSsg
s ss ' ans
reports killing frost in sections Of Georgia Her
s it, sSSs Ss
% s5?ss II St s
%.iy ssF sssi si
% ah ss % s
ssi has ans t ssss
R sS he SseF ssS'
D.4 ,ss s %a Funniest as
sa.Ssd # s ssgs =
q 5as On S s.s.s
ii and lss4 bales changed hands at
sf 's
decline Ms in t The
ssssas9s
s1s s saS "a si h
n @s.ts sss.oa. At
vious Week q hs week amount 77Ao bales
lie %, QUOTATIONS. - 40
MIDI
han ssSs Iss . M' At
sa's, 81 .ai msk s So and
ST. 1og g. Ad to-day ''np
q o s'ss S
Sc not at the slossof change hours,
ss h, nd 'sse very ss
sSi' az ;s. 4;
sugahous sold .. low
good band 2192s The closed with an unnsss
:a
ion the han'la Of Re tailers. T.. 49, =,
e quote prices remarks the different make
1s M ss sss
hiding prices Az this place during last waek
W this been made
prices gU from - o4 So according with
at light hogs average price We adheI
essest week. that this will out
stock whether thu win all be rod
81 Last the sofa
~ generally with better prices will be basoat
They their ntsrss b-st hut
e with shewd, etPee1eed old fsrmer who ,ema ksd is
you catch ang hog. when can gst y PEI hun
for pork people be satisfied with
they nah rates will ensure less to The gureh
have nobody topy them. So let hs farmer crack doa
while they in the no ion. tLou Re ord Nov H.
InIJIsyILIE Nov IT, .TOBACCO-Ths market has under
change Prices continue about i quoted The
Veal have baen ~ VI s Todd. wagshonse We
The tt,e naStie,lars OF the weeks sales:
Tuesday Of IS hhds prices ranging from g 1s@s 81
let. sas4 s5s s56 u.s. and at ss@sl5 Ga ThuIsday sales
nett hhds 054 TO- passed at - $685. and hh
net at TO- This u.dsr Tie nspssio% l'w
sS ssu,a.y sss Al a n 6ta o. ~ a ed4 o.
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cnEFEE sNho,s. ENcI1sH DAIRY eHEEsE, soS do PIPE
HEADS Matches 1000 bags RIO COFFEE 60 sass
CANDLES GoULEYs BTTTERs; $40 packages No
snd MACKEREL; landing and for sale by
= nov16 e. y-HAkr q Ceb. ~ Irhnnp,ton'As sfeeN
VK7HISKY-Old Irish Malt Whisky, several
~ years store for sale by JOHN roo1r ., Bank Place.
YUyOMATO KETCHUP-50 boxes, landing from
IL ship LOUISE Bliss, for sale BY -, ,orv.,..,. ,.
MONONGAHELA WHISKY-125 bbls part
novio ~'' EoHWERsE CO., 81 Tchoupi.ouas street
GOsHEN BUTTER-2O frkins prime selected
M landing from shin Forest King for sale by
| nova T. ]. HAaf co. Tchoupitouas street.
Old GOVERNMENT BROWN JAVA COZ
'ss' h' Gals n wr,ro,, NV an,,,, ,u,,.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
CRESCENT OFFICE, -,

JEFFERSON CITY,
TUESDAY EVENING, November %, 1882.
There good stock Hogs fair supply OF Veal
Cattle and Mich Cows supply Of Sheep Offering The
market is active S,,e 't fs.
BEss CATTLE Zine Wesep) ...............I9Ic n net
(Taxas, etc. ID net
trsrr w SssS
0AASm Axa faAxiasta eSvs s"r A''a
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COAL-20O hogsheads Broken and Screened
~. 4nh' '' i'is siS Il ~ oA. ...
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CONSTABLES SAFE.

p .nSss ~ oRLEANe II No. l91S8
DY VIRTUE of q writ of teri faclas to me
directed by the Hon. D. Byrne Of the Peace for the
1aIh Of Orleans proceed sell at public auction on sATuR
November al 1884, the premises Of
nd George W. defendant No. o New Lsvee street bs.eeS
mia and ee following property % wit % Dbl
cRACKERs BEDsTE ADS sMATTREssEs MOSQUITO
N FLOUR Seized in the above
n1t nH- Terms cash JOHN j. HOPPE, Constable. =
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NEW, ORLEANS s1, 's', and Car Car, s,.rGsl;

NEW ORLEANS and Car "a n
/ rolon Railroad caironton Line
Departure Of Trains. Frsw New thlesns;
Horse Can-sH and 1k An, w, lo1 aud u r. M,
afterwards uutilS tncn-
sivsy in summer and until quarter past in winter
- From Garroston:
Cars-6 and 6 A Ms, and 10 Pm. ,,---- -,
Steam TIan-1 hour Afterwards until p.
svely in summer, until haf-past =. in winter.
Children under Il and Servants 70 ee.ss
m thethird February
and and on the second Mopday In Noqeuber.s 80
= - LAFAYETTE LINE. 49,.
~ These the Is Baronne street,
I. Departure Of eass.- ~ nd sx o,sloex.
Depot, ls Balonns street. SAND ~ 80
Lafayette.
Depot, 10 Baronne street. 81, N sna
which he will leave zach terminus every
untihs n'cockP.A. l-I
Thea At X, u, 10 II from tho Depot.
Aud az, * and 10h p. NJ, from Lafayette
FARE-l0 CHILDREN under l9 years, hall price.
pjsd whsp required after mentioned heu hs "
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CONsTABLE's SALE,

srcosp CounrIP MILLER Schooner
PARIsn OF oRLsAss. land BABARA BAKER 0wner.No lss'
10y VIRTUE Of q writ of ieri facias to me
directed by the g. " Jone Second Justice
PEACE for the Orleans md eensen. mo above
on T. ss hs hs nsm
lays the Julia street tide opposite St. Paul street.
Acts Of ss before T. j. Beck Notary Public at the Of the
,nsctosa, Inoyi9l GEORGE e. PEARSON. Constable.
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CoNsTABLEs SALE.

CONSTABLES SALE.
No. w:cAaAck vs. At
D F1eSeA VIRTUE u Of writ Of ieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable O. " Justice o. the
fesce aud Parish of Orleans in the above entitled
have sezed and will proceed public nciopop
ay of Decembe 1884, the hour Of at Banks Arcade the de-
xht iii. nd interest certain slave Cir named
FLORA by said defendant j. H. Norton with the night OF re-
purchased the payment the price paid By
said Norton defendant, balance cash on the spot a,
All Of sale before Notary Public the expense tint
,,sshss.r TnoveO 3t3Ol1 GEO F. PEARSON, Constable
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CONSTABLES SALE,

CONSTABLE'S SALE.
JusFsrs cevnr JAMES HART ys. John ALIEN.
10y VIRTUE Of two writs Of, feri facias to
me directed by " Jonto Second Justice of the
Peace for Orleans commanded to sell by public
at mt house. Poydras srests
THURSDAYthe December, at IL O'Clock NJ enc Roam
BEVS Seized in the above entitled cause
nayle s" ea' W "' 's GEORGE F. PEARSON, Constable.
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4 ~ TIKI. TziJSs 10 ENTIRELY DIFFERENT IhqA. AL
OTHERS regls Of seisi % ~
sbnetd 10 tie hsretcfc.e IN
and broncht heIn
security Under tie yent
6tiad by proprietor skiini
bssoad he ohss pnia E dan
a s % sisss
winch shoes WHO ss
Let IL be tet me
~. T, NAV be niuricus The form Of RQtors
osd TO- and not properly have 2
NJ AGENCIES apply the Tross oiS d my ~
81, CHARLIE sInxKr New Orssns . -s,.,-Ss
Observe tho sign Of the ~ ever tnn doof. a&s1ye.
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Ship Afghan Rossinerssou for Boston, &C Bos.rt &co
Ship RadG Dillingham; 10 days from NewY0r in ballast to master
ship Spear l day. from Philadelphia to Jenkins so
from
Bark Aas Liverpool 18th Sept MAXWELL &eo
Brig wees Peters, day. Rio Jansiro, to Dixon kcost
Brig swa days from Rio do Janero. toJ Boyle Aeo4h
sehr Robinson RuAtan I.'.nd, to
BARK Liverpool Ss ssp Maxwell se
sss AA'ss s Wood l."'
STEAMBOATS,.
Martha Js.et., Jewe.A from Missouri river.
i. Buckeye, Nshels, from Cincinnati d.
sss::.. IF ''ss ss':i .sss;'s.:s;
JMRe Kfmball, from Grand Eoors;
f afss.' w H. fh ssa a s.ss e A;s"''d
s4s; sss Il sSs IA sisa 's
% s. fS sss .a s ses
~
Below-Coming Up. 49,
One sbp and one bark-unknown.
MEMORANDA. 'ys
steamer America Aphlaehco
bark Altoona Capt. Ena adng bark Charlotte Capt Wyune jos
unknown, seh Jno Allen repairing scbr
Pocahontas nailed for NewYork rsms day.
EXPORTS.
| LIvERPoOL-Per ship Waban: 94si bales cotton.
LIvERPooL-Per ship Brandywine 257s bales cotton.
GL4ASGoW-Per ship Geo Green: so3s bales cotton,
BosToN-Pe ship Afghan cotton wool 1859 keg
| lard. :
| IMPORTS
steamer America. 9s bales cotton Wood
to Rogers Aco Kerr Clark, Mitchell 4
PITLADELrHA-Per ship Jno Spear: aoOtona coal aas midst
| LIvERPooL-Per bark Frederick 4os7 sks salt
LNERPooL-Per bark Aiaa sacks salt Maxwell &co-t
| steerage passengers
RIO DE JANEIRo-Psr brig wogast 85oobgs coffee
RIO DE JANEIRo-Per brig Pax 1000 bag, c1fse.
BORDEAUX-per ship hf pipes brandy Or
1870 bb los hhs orde4o hhds do
4l3 bb do 1871 brandy fruit Tomasas 10
Baker-s brandy fruit ValetonltO do sadnss Bote
Blanchard hhds "a bb do is hf do
de Fenet-i csk Psg9s pipes brandy 81
wine Cse1l bales coks IS bbls win 40 hhds
all do Taomon325 do brandy fruit % baskets oil
Romeu1-75 fruit LacroiI30 do do 800
pipes brandy Mgnan4 hhds wine Ca
ere20 mdee Tsomon6o IS brandy Roc
dco- hhd hf $50 Verd rell50 do 400 bib
dolls M do 10 pipes brandy CGavaoes hhds 80 hf do wine
brandy ni Tardas5 hf 30 brandy a6 bb DO
Pn.t &co9s hbds 81 hi bb Is 10
brandy bbs do WI Vrednbugh &eo1 hhda
sos do rs mdee Ferbos ei2 Peau
Gauchi0 hhds h do 375 As nde 30
80 bbs do bhs brandy br pipes dc dsr99 Storage
,fI neuper
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NOTICES..

HEADQUARTERS FoRfY -SEvEsTn -
ii REGIMENT, FIRST BRIGAE, FIRST DIVISION 20
LOUISIANA MILITIA 1.-THE oeers Of the tort5.evsn ~
s.siag THIS EVENING Nov. ~ past s. the Afe
corner srondeet and Perdido sifsss BY order Of
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

= OFFICE OF DAILY CRESCENT,
Wednesday Morning, November "a 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Wabsu Day. for Liverpool, y c Jenkins &c
Shp Bandyw ne Merfyman or Liverpool, JP Whitney de-
Ship Geo Green, Rsdman for Glasgow, u Whitney &c
Ship Afghan RossInersson, for Bo.ton Bogsrt 10
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ADJUSTMENTS.

v..od ni.ht N a. esst,ased Grad Ope Avs sc
~ eslsd TE QUEEN essaetss BY MOB
ens 5cseas na aa1 - nsn.s - of,lssf "a
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FLATBOATS. -!.--1p
In First District
LENTuCKYPer st boat sc tons hay ks oats Is hbs p'a
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By Telegraph to the ssew-he'k Tribune
LATER-4t An.
New'Hampshire Election.

FOURTH DISPATCH.
Grafton Co.--l2 towns Martin. 1889; Saw
yer, 1903; Atwood. 3ss Last year Dinsmore had
LAS; Sawyer, $50 Atwood. ssh. Representa-
tives-Whis and Opposition, 4; regular Demo
crat. Is, same as last year.
Bsiknap Cos towns Martin, I,435 Sawyer
76s; Atwood, pol. Last year, Dinsmors, 1853 !;
Sawyer, 594 Atwood. 436 - Representatives,
Wings and Opp. 6, Regular Dem, H. Last
year, Wings and Opp, 9; Regular Dem,s
Hiilsborough Cole towns, Martin, 3,0f6
Sawyer, 2,4sl; Atwood, l,e1 Last year, -,
$780, Sawyer, 2,244; Atao1, 1929
Representatives-whigs and Opp, 81 Regu-
lar Democrats, 10; no choice, 3. Last year,
Wings and Opp, IS; Regular Democrats, Z.
Merimac Co.'s towns, Martin, 3,57l Saw
more, 1921; Sawyer, 1869; Atwood l.79s.-
Representatives, Wings and Opposition, 7;
Regular Democrats, IA; no choice, 7. Last
year, Wings and Opposition, 6; Regular Demo-
Gratis, Is no choice
.Srllrcn Co.-Seven towns-Martin LOGS
Sawyer sos; Atwood 272. Last year-Dns-
more 9Os; Sawyers 1850; Atwood $50. Repre-
ecntdti'co-V hiSs d.4u Spp. y neg. Dciu. 4
no choice ?. Last year-Whigs 9 Reg. DEM 7.
Carroll Co-Two towns, Martin 900, Sawyer
POT, Atwood 1870; last year, Dinsmore eos, Saw.
yer lS2, Atwood l39.
Representatives, 0hree towns) Wings and
Opp. 4; Reg. Dem. q Last year, Wings Q /;
Dem. 2 no choice 2.
CONCORD, 81 O'Clock.
Our expresses are all in, we have not footed
up fully the returns, but Dr. Martin, DEM, is
undoubted elected Governor.
The Legislature Is extremely close, rather
against the Democrats, but the result cannot be
determined now.
I'VE received the above news at so late an
hour that we could only hvrry it into type. The
old line Loco-Focos seem to have elected their
Governor, with the Legislature, involving q
United States Senator, in Doubt
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TUESDAY, March o-P. NJ.


There was not so large business at the
Stock Board to. day, but the feeling was buoyant,
and nearly all the Fsncies show an advance, as
compared with yesterday. Erie and Reading are
still the fsvorite Fancies and both have improved
Erie closed at 81 bid, an advance of p cent, and
Reading at 70i an Improvement OF " cent mar
lem advanced /, Canton l, Norwich t, morris }, Us
Bank !, Long Island t, 81. Lawrence Mining !, New
Jersey zinc a5c. p share. The demand for Govern
ments was large, and $4,000 SKIES, 1907, were
bought for foreign account at 49, which Is an I'M
movement The demand for all State Stocks was
large, and the market firm. Indiana STOCKS were
better, and Pennsylvania Elves improved !. For
6rst Glars Railroad Securities the demand was good
and the market buoyant. The sales OF Erie Bonds
reached 100000, closing at list for LIST Mortgage,
1914 for I'd Mortgage 90 for Incomes 9i! for 1871
Convertioles, and % for 1852 Convertioies' Con
vertiblss show an Improvement Of y cent. We
heard that 93t regular was bid for lso2s after the
Second Board. Hudson Rivers were 6rm. Al the
Second Board the feeling was very buoyans ana the
demand for the Fanciss large.
The market for Exchange closes fiat at
99lo Der cen. for Arss-class Sterling. There were
rood bills over at 9i69i. This rate Of course
settles the question OF specie shipments. The iass
eon sidsyabs transactions in Cotton ana bfe3nssuhs
has created quite fair supply OF bills. which has
heen " increased BY the bills drawn again"
Stock, and Bonds going forward BY the steamer.
The animation in Cotton at the South has also tended
70 throw q considerable supply OF Exchange on the
market and all these causes together have caused the
.upuly for the first time In many months 70 exceed
the demand. Francs are 5.Isi0s.ls, and dull.
Freiphts are firm, with considerable pro-
duce Offering, but lack Of vessels for Great Britain
Rp.asements about 500 bSles Cotton, including an
.r,ire cargo, at s-lo0!d. for compressed and IN.
compressed 1900 or 5000 bbls. Flour. % d0as d. ;
aoooo bush Wheat, I'd $50 bbls. Lard, ass; Is tu1s
Cedar, sss. Cd 800 Hsndspikes, I'D 600 Oars, d.
&c. To London, 1000 bbls. Flour, -. 3D., and 49,.
oco Slaves 1t sos. To Glasgow an sngagsnsns Of
Cotton was made a previous rates. To Hasss, tns
packet of the ssh il fall at lc. for Cotton, 80
1s for Rice, Bark, &C., and the Franklin hIs ~.
bales Cotton at ic. To the Continent, the eA.A.'
IL dull, and engagements Of Rice, ToossSo'
have been made at rather easier prices. oss
chsrtsrs were made for Porto Rico q soe :" az
and 6, for Nolassss charter fof op.~
ner tn. for Wine home and snosnsr' 1so .ss., !.
ss sco a.. ,,r 70 o1fornia, there u mot nscA
dong. ,r r.r ..d
60, u,.i.s Company have been usissd uno~
o.. cerporstioa By n oct Of the Ns~''ss''' N'
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| saiure. The Company accepted the act on Monday,
and the tso Companies ere now one and the came
shins The Board Of Brokers will be notified 10.
morrow Of the consolidation.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are
siso''fo payments, tl.7os balance, $s,issiA.-
La addition to the purchases Of Govern
ment Stocks al the Board $50 900 s. were purchased
by telegraph in . nsighborips market also for fer-
si,n account
tomorrow "wednesday is the dav for
the ofe yirg Of t?oo,ooo Western Vermont D csas
Railroad Bends, By Mr.. Draper. at auction. We
have before alluded to this SALE and refer the rssdss
for further particulars to the advertisement.
We can hear Of no specie engaged fog
the steamer, and presume she viii not take asy.
The present rate of Exchange would leave loss %
gold shipments.
A eale of $4,000 City Of La Fayette,
Indiana, Bonds, has been madsto Washington cap.
italist
A portion of the State Debt falls due IN
July next and . bill has been introduced in tAs
State Senate authorizing the Controller TO issas
per cent stock of 1867 the amount Of ta7oooc -
meet that debt 1t will no doubt be passed. Pre-
posals for the new stock are TO DO received snui
June /.
The Cotton crop still indicates about o.
100000 baesas the maximum. The receipts d the
Southern mara are not large. The total receipts Of
the season are 2l7 900 bales In Of the same
time last year. and the increase in Exports l7s.ooe
bales. The Export value, however 10 far below shAS
Of the same period Of last season. The figures are
as follows:
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Markets-Reported By Telegraph

Markets-Rsporfed By Telegraph.
NEw-ORLRANs, Monday, March s-i2 NJ
The Arctic's aovices were received here Al III
O'Clock this morning. The sales since have been
1000 bales at easier prices
New. ORLEANS, Monday, March s-P- III.
The DAYS sales OF CorToN amounted to 8, 900 bales
at easier prices but without any decided decline
Low 10 strict middiing is quoted at 7tt0sc. New
PoRK sells at SIS 5O0sl6. RIO COFFEE 400 BAGS
ged hanos at 969tc BACON has declined to st
IA &C. for Sides and II for Shoulders
CHARLESTON, Monday, March 8, 1852
Our CoTroN market is depres,ed-SoO bales sold
to-day at 710St.
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ASSEMBLY.

The House went into Committee on the
bill for constructing residence for the Governor;
The bill appoints the Trustees OF tho Capitoi ana
the Mayor and Recorder Of Albany Trustees for the
Erection of . Governors House, ana sPproprfstes
SIS eco toward completing it,
Mr.. LAKE. moved to limit the amount to
b expended to $4,000. =.
Mr.. Moss was in favor OF going as hign
as &l0ooco, TO build, furnish, &c. :.
Mr.. BULL proposed an amendment limit
ing the amount 10 80, 600
MIR. HoLr-And that the Trustees build
four walled. Carried.
Mr.. WALSH opposed what he called pea.
nut economy In these masters-whsn an amendgen'
limiting the amount to 90, 600, msved BY MI Weoo,
was carried.
The bill was then laid aside 70 be reported.
The bill making further appropriations
for the state Library, and for the extension OF the
Csptol TO connect herewith, was taken up. II ~
proprsss 4a2 600 for the Libssry and for the
extension OF the Capitol
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