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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

fit for expectation To any part Of the world without
of weight 10 the present low prices and the uncertainty
to further tariff legislation whilst the outlay for the
apparatus involves heavy capital say from $4,000 to
100000, according to the extent Of the works
q The Sugar crop Of 1858 was 221 s43 hhds
The number Of slaves in the sugar district In 1850
Deduct number of slaves employed in other pur-
suits than Sugar 10 per cent which is an ample
the number Of all ages sugar plantations
The number Of slaves in the cotton district in 1850
Deduct as above 10 per cent Observation-Disclosures. s5OI
the number Of slaves Of all ages cotton estates
The Cotton crop of that year which was unusually
short, was l75T37 bales.
The value Of the plantations in louisiana agresaby to
the returns, was 75S4398, the implements
Of husbandry, machinery etc. $1 57698s The value Of
slaves not included in the above and in the South they
form by far the largest portion Of any investment for
agricultural purposes.
Taking the crcp Of 1858 the basis the following may
be considered the cash value of the sugar estates in
Louisiana, viz:
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Taking the lowest and highest figure of each year it
will found that the advances for 1858 is considerably
20 per cent; but this method Of computing
tive value may not hold good especially under the
cumsances OF the present case give the above sum-
which, embracing it does the increase in the receipts
estimated S120 per ton will hardly be considered over
the mark-say 100000
LEAD--The receipts of Lead have largely fallen of
during the year just closed the decrease having been
constant the last eight years in 1916
-48 over 785O00 pigs were received but the quantity
has diminished year after year. until that under re-
view when find the receipts dwindled down to 4oS
pigs less than onetsnth the amount of those arriving
here in 1S45-'46.
The receipts of Lead, in round numbers, during the
last eleven years have been follows during which period
the remarkable falling of referred to has been exhibited
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

The supply has attery been very small and small lots
of India and Kentucky Bagging have sold during the
past week at 1o016e The principal sales have been 40
bales India at 1916 and 200 to arrive private
but offering at 1850 and under to arrive Small lots Of
Rope have sold at 90.
The stock Of India Bagging on hand yesterday was
about 900 bales of Kentucky, 5000 pieces and Of Bale
Rope II 900 coils.
-EACHANGE-There has been no sudden fluctuations
in the rates Of Exchange in market during year
Sterling Bills opened in September at 909 cent pre-
num and fell Of gradually to s1t 99 p cent in the lat.
ter part Of December. During the month of January
they declined to 70sk but improved to sS09S cent
in April In the beginning Of July quoted Sterling at
713oA, and on the LIST of August at 909k D cent
Although there has been very little demand during the
last month"; the rates have generally been higher and at
tho close we quote as follow:
STERLING .1091601
francs 81. 10f05f221s u dollar
New York sixty day Bills. ....1AM2 q ct. disc.
sight ohecSb on New York....... 604 "a ct. prem.
The following table shows the ruling for Sterling
Bills at the beginning of each month for the past two
years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

The transactions since last report have been con
fined to small lots at the following range of prices
Inferior to Conn., 6031a Prime and Choice 41465
Fair to Fully Fair .3AG4 Clarified and Ref'd 51at107
There is no stock hand in the city of any conse-
quence. On plantation there about 5000 hhds left
including 1000 the Coast and 1000 on the Bayous
M0LAssEs-The yield Of Moasses for the past year
according to the report of Mr. Champomier was 81 0UO
600 gallons, against last year 25,T000O0 gallons
Ths receipts at this port for the year embrace
bbs against last year 24a95l The exports have been
255,16s bbls against 1919 last year.
Ths following table will show the rates for reboiled Mo-
losses at the beginning Of each month during the last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01
1925.

About 5000 bbls have been sold during the last five
days the market opening Saturday at 81 2o0s7 SO
for superne ST. Louis and closing yesterday at IS
round lots and IS 25 for retail parcels The sales
Extra were at S. 5o0$S go p Dbl.
The stock on hand yesterday only about $500 bb
CoRN-The receipts of Corn during the year amount
to l656l4 sacks against 1246246 last year. The e1-
ports have been sacks against last year SOS a
the increase In the receipts being 52 sos sacks and in
exports 295,01o.
Prices have ranged considerably above those ruling last
year. the large increase in the receipts
The rates for prime lots have ranged follows the be-
ginning Of each month during the last two years
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HEnP-The receipts of Hemp during the past year
to barely 1sT5 bales and those of the previous
to 5000 bales and very little of these amounts have
found sale in makst The exports for the year have
been 1850 bales against 0s97 last year writer in
DeBow's Review for the month of April last, says:
The increase of receipts of Hemp st. Louis foot up
about Ia 1874 bales making aggregate of 3d. against
As M for 1852 When to this added the enhanced rates
at which the article ruled Ia considerable portion the
crop bring high 40 per advance on the sales of
the previous season money balance in favor of the
present year may safely be estimated from to
100000 The following table shows the comparative
prices of 1852 and 1858
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

The increase in number fraction Is per cent
on last years aggregate and in pounds the product shows
an increase of 22f per cent.
With reference to the Hogs put up by farmers it 10
doubtless true that the number exceeds that of last
particularly in the West where packers back
ward in accedng to the demands of feeders than they
were in this section
Notwithstanding the increase thus shown the receipts
of barrel Pork at this port during the year show de-
crease compared with those of the previous year The
receipts this year embrace against 32 963 last
year The exports up l49O5 bbs against last
1892 The receipts of bulk pork have been 1857 GA
pounds against Il $50 pounds received last year
The following table exhibits the prices of Mess Pork
the beginning Of each month during the last two years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

The sales of the week have been confined to small lots
at S1o 5oOS16 p Dbl for Mess, and S11 so for Prime
The stock hand last evening comprised only So bbs
Mess 80 NJ o. 4s4 Prime. 40 B., and 281 Inferior and
damaged-in all 1873 bbls and 35T half bbls.
BAcoNThe receipts Of this article for the year com
prise S777 hhds and casks 472 boxes and bbs 32372
casks Of Hams against last year 5O01 hhds and casks
5000 boxes and bbls and 4321s casks of Hams The e
ports have been equal to 1872 casks against As
year
The following table will show the range of prices for
Prime Bacon at the beginning Of each month during the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

Professor McCay who wrote early In the year article
Cotton, for Hunts Merchants Magazine, says:
On the list of September the amount Of old Cotton in
ports 648 bales against 91176 for the year
1852 On the first Friday Of October it in Liverpool
T7O70 bales against 506 $40 in 1852 At Havrs it had
increased by October H. to $3.50 bales the pre-
cedng year The accumulation at these places having
advanced more than $4,000 bales during 1853 furnishes
proof that the large crop of tht year not
consumed.
For the last fourteen years from 1910 1853 the
rage price has been cents and mills The exports to
foreign ports for the first ten Of these years
all to 10 millions OF pounds for the last they have
been 351O millions The value Of the first ten 552
millions Of dollars; Of the last four 1871 millions. For
the whole period l0698 millions pounds exported
for 95 millions of dollars giving the average price just
mentioned
With regard to the consumption in Europe and the
United States he gives the results and estimates embraced
In thu following tables
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

The rates for tbs past year in this city have ranged at
81 25AS3 p 100 b. the last sales having been made
souple Of weeks since at the former rate
COFFEE-The imports Of Coffee dnring the year end
ing night has comprised 2 $50 bags from Rio do ia
metro 1898 from Cuba and few cargoes from gslti
more, Philadelphia and YORK. The receipts Of the
year previous 3643 bags from Ro from
Cuba This shows large decrease in the diract imports
for the year just closed.
The stock Of Coffee hand at the close Of last week
was barely $500 bags.
The annual circular Of Mr. H. T Lonsdale Coffee Broker
Of this city gives the following statistics of the trade IN
this article for the year ending July 1s54compared
with previous years:
Jaly !, 1881, July /, fssa, JaIy !, 1883
July 1857. July 1888. Jaly I. 1884
Imports direct from Rio. .325957 354515 241.TT5
Imports coastwise Of Rio 34s2t 26370 298S2
Imports direct I'm Cuba etc 125e2 10,628 1857
Bags. s73s4o sn513 2ss235
Decrease Of imports at this port this year commencing
commencing with 1864. .......... g0105 bags
Decrease Of imports at this port this year.
commencing with 1875. .....,... 9s273 bags
Sales of Rio Coffee for the year ending July
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

FLoUR-The receipts Of Flour at this port during the
past year have amounted 76 bs against last year
1884 The exports have bssn 57624 bbs against
72S last year-showing increase of 1882 in the
ceipts and los DOG in the exports.
Although the supply has been larger prices have ranged
considerably higher this year than last will be seen by
the following table, which shows the prices Superns
Ohio and St. Louis Flour at the beginning of each month
during the last two years: ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

We have noticed sales of few lots during the last
week. including 50 bbs uninspected o. at s14 400 un-
inspected Mess at s14 5O rs branded Mess at SIS
and 50 at SIS 25 p Dbl.
The stock hand last evening embraced 71S5 bbls,
including 307s Mess; II NJ. o.; Rumps "a Inferior
and damaged; and 4o15 not inspected.
BEEF-The receipts Of Beef during the year have
been l5 bbls and terces against 1856 last year The
exports have been 23s bbls and tierces against
last year.
The following is the range Of prices Mess Beef
the beginning of each month during the year:
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Thus increase is shown in the crop 1854 of
s33,660 head in number. The increase in weight as
nearly have been able to ascertain averaged 10
pounds to the Hog east of the Wabash River viz in
Ohio Indiana and Kentucky while in Tennessee Illinois
Iowa, Missouri and Wisconsin, the increase fully ri
pounds head In our last annual statement we esti
mated the Hogs averaging 1888 pounds throughout the
west This, we presume was not far from the actual
average and We therefore, take it the basis for our
in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky Hogs the average would
be 2Os pounds and adding 0for the remaining States
the average would be 21s pounds The entire crop as
reported above, when reduced pounds is follows:
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The sales of the past week have been confined to few
lots summing barely 5000 sacks at 6507oe inferior
and ordinary oa75 for Yellow and so0s5 bushel for
White.
PoRKThe Hog crop for the past year was larger than
that of the previous year by pounds equal to
100000 Hogs will be seen by the following statement
which is made up from the Cincinnati Price Current:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscEsr. \
Friday Morning, September 1, 1854. /

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT.
Friday Morning, September l. 1854
| CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Nanilua Thmpson for Braces St Jaso
En- En- Ar Prince q Ssw YORK s.ish ~
British Mathews Kelly baa. Honduras. A aus srss
| ARRIVED.
Ship ps;dsn,ss Fsr1hm days from Trieste apns
safdaIsn ers hso campedonia ST days from Genoa
British big Fanny Nego Belize Honduras via Ru.tau Island
British sahr Ida Smith, 10 days from I.and di.
s'hr Major Babeu, Ans day. Arana Eaton H.udsr
sshr Diamond, Bowen, days from Pensacola ma,ter-Baan
steamboats.
P P,,nal Lyon a. Esies from prineston.
ess. M ssssa Iron rom WI %ilis asS
a. psss.ssss Ss5 n s,s ssss
| EXPORTS.
VERA " half cotton 4sss
BRAzos ST JAGoseambp Nauilas-i4s pkss dry goods n
s4 de- ,s ss, s,1s $50 1s g: be
a"ea hhds a bales tobacco bNla potasoes
ss 90
NEW YoRKBark hhds sugar, iso Dbl. mo,a,.,s
GENoA-Bak ArdsnHessOs bales cotton, aaparil 1000
. RA 4 e.. s.ss, s. bs
1 lVVu leet lumber, II Md tobacco.
IMPORTS
TRiETTE ANp TRIeAN-shp Desiemonssis .a boxes
RUATAN 1sLAND-Schr Fanny-Frnit to Bachino
RUATAN IsLAND-schr Ida-Fruit 10 ORDER
ARANsAS-Sehr Major Barbour-T bales wool to crdsr
PENsACoLAsshr Damond-oo domss,is W FL Iet6bfors
&'O-soooo feet lumber H Simpson. -'''e
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE E
do SsDes Carroll ss "a s ws
FIiedanderl4 do Brandsr &eo7 do pnnban
do BpckneI Stanton NswmanT Mlsl q Adams 40 Psr
iiarroni do Bogari Foley ords-Ta ISL
bales cotton, ITO crop, '7ios' iet
WILEIAMsPoRTsame bales cotton oakev Il Tysv
slns-a do John Watt &sot do Payne do
eos do Meyer Gerard Aco-a4I Nil msas.
to order. 4l J - ' fA1'e'-'a macs
PRINCETON Steamer Ly6n-l bales cotton furrv ps,,
a Wright &eos3 Caday d. We
do f.,tn Wright dca-s7 do John wan
do Pehsr Goodrich &co2 do Ricks Beck-0 do psvus B.r
hill &co5 do Anderson MeteaMs 40 Il
Fresn o1 hale wool 6coindries to orasrTntai
5o7 bales cotton, &C old CROP -'e
ST LoUS-Seauer Deaware-4a bbis sonr Ks., ~. r., a.,
bales hemp ksnnsdy &o9a Connay &eolq0 coa pa Ia
rarmsie Brolso do shu MADDEN Iang-a4 bales haup to
hrhompson-a16 do lard So tiertss nam. " WIFE
Heoi4 bb potatoes and apples, 81 bales hemp Benton eoss
90 q bels apne Bcoe Stmsi0 potatoes do
Tarsnt-loo bales Irvine Nae bbs apples AMI
sggE Mains marass. Ansnn Thbaatss bbs potatoes u r
Ot machinery Mcdowell M &eo-s kegs butter a L lsan,sa
ebls potatoes bonnsy Bzzno mzchnery Burbdee Zoo
Owen Cobbae Petsrs Willard &eo- do i Wobsna es 10
iayns geo do w Adams9s VOORHEES, Giggs kco~s bbs
Bell-i4 do Perkins Csmpbsl sss "a
SS S ~ bs sEgs ao4 do Whisky
Hewitt Norton aso tals egsa kegs butter oen Is do
oats Roeettson MeDagaI ,ack feathers Buddscke &oss
iosl, Is lhds tobacco. ~
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GUNNY BAGs-This article has latterly been held at
02c with transactions of any moment for several
weeks
The stock now on hand estimated at 600 bags
BAGGING AND BALE RoPE-Ths rscaipts of Ken
lucky Bagging during the year embrace 4sl1S pieces
against last year 6s2 Of Babe Rope there have bssn
received lo1 3s5 coils, against ia 792 last year.
The following table will show the prices of prime Ken
lucky Baggng and Rope at the beginning of each month
during the two years. the rate ct the being for
lucky Bagging, and for good to fancy Rope
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

The sales of the past week reach about 800 hhds the
closing prices being within the following quotations
Factory Lugs.... Az 044 Fair ..........e 0sk
Planters do -. .4X054 Fine. 6sD7L
Leaf lnferto Com .6Sf05a Choice & seeotns7 0S94
The crop of Sugar for the year just closed
embraces 44a24 hhds against 934 for last year. the
increase being 800 hhds The receipts at this port
during the year amount to 27264 hhds and the exports
to against years receipts 1s627 and exports
1880 hhds
The crop Of Sugar each year. during the last twenty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

The following statistics have been furnished by gen
teman Of Galena who intimately acquainted with this
duced for twelve years-from 1s4l to 1s4S ncusiye-
together with the entire shipments per river and lakes
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EXPORTS
e RECEIPTS.

And the following shows the total crop of Cotton for
, each year for tweeye years in round numbers:
Years. Bales. Years. Bales / Years Balss
1s4243 23S000 1s46-4T 1890 OO0I1s5O-,s s3ss Ooo
1894 2031 ,000I1 84T4s 2850oOoIl85l,5a 3o2o 600
1S4+45 23s6000l 1s4s'49 27oo0ooIl852-,5a OAR 0os
Is45-46 27o2OOol1s49-'5o 100000 1854 2gIOOoo
Our estimate Of the crop for the past year is based on
the following statements portion Of which are
riy ine1act When the full of the crop ia
by the editors of the New York Price Current this es
mate will doubt prove too small but it Is as compete
at this early period enabled to make without
actual guessing
Exports from the Southern ports at the latest dates
New Orleans August S1.............l, 4e657s
Mobile, August 25................,.. 472068
Charlestop, August "a .............. 42l05I
Savannah, August 49,. .............. 29SSS2
Florida August l5................. 1855
Virginia and North Carolina, Aug IL. l1622
- 2,s55s72
Add estimated receipts at Baltimore phja-
delphia, n. York and Boston by railroad etc 10000
Add stock on hand at the latest dates
3 New Orleans August Sl........... 26678
I Mobile, August ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1864
Charleston, August A.............. l4267
Savannah, August ~. .....,......... IS9I
Rorida, August To-. TIT
4 Texas, August H.. $3.50
! Virginia and North Carolina, Aug IL. ITO
- s5,s1s
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 2e5l7ST
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FREIGHTs-There has been a rather active demand
for shipping throughout the year and Vreghs have gen.
ersy ruled higher than during the previous year We
quote as follows at the close for domestic and foreign
engagements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01
The range of prices for Rio Coffee at the beginning of
each compared with last year has been as follows

circular dated Rio de Janero, dated January LIST,
1885, says:
We estimate the quantity of new Coffee received to
date at 10000 bags of which 900 have shipped
Bags
| The export of crop year ending June 30, to Eu-
rope. s2sTs2
The export of crop year ending June 30 to the
United States 7573sl
1,5s396s
The average export of two previous crops
to Europe. ...................., S9gl68
The average export of two previous crops
to the United States ......... e9236s
-1so ,5a4
Deficiency of crop 1s53-54 compared with two
previous crops 3o7 sol
say uenclency 10 Europe... HT2.3S4
the United States. 235lS7
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Increase Of sales for consumption in 1874 1854 bags
States this year, compared with 1S5l52 1881 bags

Increase Of sales for consumption in 5354 7s4 bags
States this year. compared with 1S5l-52. 1881 bags
Total Ezpo,fe from Rio to all parts Of the wsrld.
From LIST May, 1853 to LIST May, 1854 92p bags.
From LIST May 1852 to LIST May, 1853 .I958625 bags
From LIST May, 1851 to LIST May, 1852 s257To bags.
Estimated stock of Coffee on hand in Rio on
LIST May 1854. .................... $4,000 bags
Stock of Coffee on hand at all the important
ports of the United States is estimated at
this Observation-Disclosures. ............. 14s000 bags
Same period last 10000 bags
Decrease Of stock this year in the u States 1000 bags
Sales for consumption in the United States in
1s5I-'52 $4,000 bags.
Sales for consumption in the United States in
1929. .96o 900 bags
Sales Of consumption in the United States in
1858. "a .s75 o53 bags.
Decrease Of sales for consumption this year,
compared with 1s52-'53. .:.....t.... 60 o57 bags
Increase of sales for consumption this year
compared with 1S5l-'52.. 30o43 bags.
The range of prices for Rio Coffee at the beginning of
each month compared with last has bean "a fnn,ra
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

Average price of Rio Coffee in 1928 s.o5
Average price Of Rio Coffee in 1851-62. Z. go
The above sales include the transactions from im-
porr and SPECTATORS hands and exceeds the sales for
consumption by 749o6.
Exports Of Coes tie United STATES from Rio de Janeiro
- from 1st Mau. 1853 70 1st lfaY 1854.
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The following table will shov the rates for freight
Cotton to Liverpool at the beginning of each month
during the year; E@-5=9s !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

late writer in the Baltimore American referring to
this staple, says
The of Tobacco raised in the United States is con-
sldered by many as comprising the great bulk of
sumption OF Europe aud few of the that
Hungary with all political and it's op
presve policy towards the agricuturt produces nearly
to Germany and Holland. An intelligent friend has re-
ceved the following statement of the imports of Tobacco
those countries in the year 1858 which we translate
fer the benefit Of the American reader
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

From this statement 1t will be that Germany aud
Hungary alone raise 1600O00uO pounds against AS
tries The average value than that of the United
States being about SIS cents q IT, 1t is generally sup
pnssd that the crop raised in that part Germany
Pfaltz is about equal to the average crop Maryland
say $4,000 hhds and that the other German States pro-
duce about as much The produce of Hungary is
nearly three times that of Maryland
An observant reader will readily from the above
statement how small proportion the whole receipts from
the United States bear the amount of Tobacco
consumed in Northern Europe alone, being only about
fifth of the total amount or in round numbers less
than 5o,OOO,o0O of pounds out of 2500O0000 He will
also see that while advance in price n Europe may
materially affect the value of the article in this country
advance here from partial failure crops or other
causes produce but little effect in Europe slight
dminuton in the consumption in those countries must
counterval any deficiency in the produce of Id
United States
Mr. Charles DeFord. writing for DeRon,a RaxieY, of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-01

To New Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. 241.T91 bags.
New York. 203,6l3 bags.
:. Baltimore. 190165 bags.
Philadelphia. 111702 bags.
Boston. 1920 bags.
Charleston Observation-Disclosures. 1451 bags.
!. various other ports. 25c02 bags.
Total to United States in 1s53-'54.... 1908 bags
Total to United States in 1851'53. 311 bags
Total to United States in 1S51-i52-.. 9o7 424 bags
Decrease of exports from Rio to the United
States this year, compared with 1925 1858 bass
Decrease of exports from Rio to the United
!, 1852. 81 rs bags.
Sales Of Rio Coffee for the year ending July
]. 1858 .s2214s bags
Sales OF Rio Coffee for the year ending July
l, 1854. $40 900 bags
Decrease of sales for consumption this year,
compared with 1915. Al 548 bags
Increase of sales for consumption this year
commencing with 1926. .............. 1734 bags
Stock of Rio in importers hands. .2e 056 bags
Stock Of Rio in specuiators' hands0oO00 bags
Stock Of other descriptions. $500 bags-3 1853 bags
Same time last year.. 547l0 bags
Decrease of stock this year. .... 54,7gO bags
Stock hand LIST July 1858. 81 3i6 bags
Arrived during the season direct. .24l77S bags
Arrived during the season coastwise. 1858 bags
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RECEIPTS.

The prices for Tobacco during the year have been
follow.