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De soro No. 7, meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
ST.. MAnr's No. 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
Meth No. Fl, meets at Shreveport. Wednesday
evening
r.LAsDRY No. Is, meets at opeiousas, satur-
day evening
CLINTON No ~. meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening.
C4RRoLL No 80, meets at AXE Providence,
Monday evening.
TnIsrrY No. 50, meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening. 81
EpcEIsIoR No. 81, meets at Thibodaux, satur-
day evening
NEW IBnnrA No. SO, meets at Newtown, Thurs
day evening.
PRArarE No 81, meets at Washington, Friday
evening 8s&
CHssnrrnLn No. Al, meets al oheneyyills,
Mcndayereaing.
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THE Board OF prREoTaRs OF ODD FELLOWS
HALL Assocrs4res meet at their office In odd Fellows
HALL on tho first Monday of every MONTH. Officers
stetson, President Thomas II Shields sscre.e.ry
John D. Bein Treasurer; George w Shaw, john CTick-
ard II Howard Richard Swain, @ Kursheedt > = Dun
lap, GaoTge " Race,A NJ yanhook Epeas smith, Inos
Murry aad G N Morrison.
THE BOARD OF DEREovoRso OF 0DD FELLoWs' REST
ASSOCIATION meet at the oce of the Grand Secretary
In Odd Fellows, Hail. on the fourth Wednesday IN jan
and second Tuesday in April July and October
.oificers- Henry Bier, President; James Eurneau3
Secretary Person Treasurer
TIE GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE /. Q. O. +. OF
MN Cnysas, meets Mt the Office IF the Grand Score
tary In ODD Fellows Hail. the first Tuesday Of every
month. 5. Oficers-C S 8 Todd, President, 40 Canal
srest James Furneaux Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall
Lafayette Guyol. Treasurer, IS Exchange Alley 8
stewart corner Of Triton Walk and Dryades street;
d Mortmore, ss Tcheupitoulas street; Il Ruiler, q
Cont street, G Il Medina, Tchonptoulss street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets Miller, o.
Camp street; Cook, 10 St Paul street II Hardy
1856 Camp street William Watson. jr.; A Hero, 81
Gravier street; George Dirmeyer, II New Basin NJ
Iiahn, Q Camp street, J G Anderson, Agiersi y
Schroeder AZ Toulouse street; Caillot Sc Charities
street; Alfred Shaw ANS
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.9gey.'s Cherry Esectorai.

M III INVITE IHE At Ess-S1
Wv TEETI0N of ths Public 10 tho kAgs <n
Certificates appended below, and bespeak SSsSE~1XfyS
for them that candid consideration which # SSFs49y
their honest franknsss deserves 8saFrass-f3
Men in such ststions who vonn- \ .fSr2sA.-[~8
sarily bear winesB the efficacy SeESslssHe
value OF CHERRY PICTORIAL, do III 9TA ~
wautoniy irtas with, diatort facts, II
oyefstate their CONVICTIONS Judge then *
whether this IL the medicine "a
when must have relieffor the throao
whethef family
against the where prevailing enemy which ea
win fatal frequency almost flock and carries of the ab
frors many d home.
JAoEsos c. H., JACKSON CRY, o., Nev. 20, 1852,
IN. J. c. AyKR-Sr: Tho CHERRY PICTORIAL. il much
asd after Several OF best Physicians have three
them In their and always with the happe Th
medicines before
gard redy md only altar
value article that thing like
cited.
The nnyaled excellence this ageus Tin
CHERRY PEcToRA proved beyond cav repeated trial
its usefulness beyond all general remedy
for the Pulmonary Affections this climate,
apd expeotoraut-a combination of properties.
speefaly your ob'tHerv't, JAS. H C. MILLER, NJ. b.
ALtEsAN, AItcH., january 10, 1855
Dsn st; Nc NOT woman be sount
Thereto much used this vicinity ahou until
The community should lis yirtues truly,
John 3. KELLOGG. N. D.
E Prepared sold JAS AVER Anaytcs
Chemist, Lowell, Mass. and by all Druggists.
isastmdAw
osBuoLuss. h.-ttr
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VIZ NIGKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
&A nEl RANGEs-FIRsT pREMIuMa s-n-4Il

1 PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydrat
friend the public ~
general sasiasain 81
AMERICAN, EkELIHH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, VAST
"a. .Ns gRAss FAUCETS II nll kinds cooKlN
BEA Puhifa atted LEAD PIPEs
hand Sp STEAMBOAT WORK NEATLY petsup and'snasd
atth hhoftesturt~s, an10 iy
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MAGNOLIA No. A, Baton Rouge.
MOUNT SINAI No. 8, ut Franklin, 81. Mary's
Parrish.
q. w. SHAW No 10, at Clinton, East Feliciana.
olaeefs ior - o Deeemher u, isSa. 8
LOUISIANA No. /, meets every Friday evening,
At roon, No s. ODD Fellows, Han. ohicefs--J O
Morgan, N q Joseph West, G. George Ellis, Sec
retary Loisslls, Per Secretary z Herman, Trea-
eIfrer.
WASHINGTON No. 3, meets every Thursday even
ing 1t Washington Hail. Third District. Officers
Dauhsrt N q John Davis, " G.; J Gauzzo Score
tary + Davis Per Secretary; Hooper, Treasurer
UNION Lopez No. 6, meets every Monday even
Ing in No Odd Fellows Hall. 9hicsrs-W
sacretsry Thomas Shields, Per Secretary Bernard
Cohen, Treasurer
CREsoENT Ho. s, meets every Thursday evening
il, room No J. Odd Felows' Hail.. Officers Alfred
Mn.,tou. n q: Il I Hays v CT; NJ Crawford, Sec
retary u L u Bonnet Per Secretary Thomaa hai
Treasurer,
JE9FnRs0N No. 8, meets every Thursday evening
III jefferson Hall, Fourth District. otfcers-W y
Dallas N q Samuel Gaipin, " G.; w W Lamberton
Secretary w yaught Per Secretary; oockriii
Treahurer. Fl
TEuroNIA, No. 40, meets every Tuesday evening
IN room No q Odd Fellows Hall. 5. Ofacers--a Reh-
kopf, N a; Richter, q; Bone, Secretary y
Fehrenbaeh, Treasurer; j Il Rentsr, Per Secretary
ORLEANS No. II, meets every Tuesday evening
in room No. y osa rslloTs, Hal psssglon ssers
y
tary j Ii Welsh, Treasurer.
CONFESSIONAL No. IL, meets every Wednesday
evening In room No 5, Odd Follows Hail. Officers
il Forno, N ai : /, aubernator, G i Stanley r.,
cOrdlng Secretary y ROVER, ftf oecesearfi
Cook Treasurer
4 HOWARD No. 10, meets every Thursday evening
in room No, s, Odd Fellows, Hail.. .oficers james
Davis, q Thomas Bailey, q; Da silva, Sees
Rotary Thaddeus Van Horn, Fer secretary A ne so
Ia, Treasurer
HopE No "a meets every Wednesday evening
in room No. j, Odd Fellows Eal .0fcers--s NJ
Todd, N G.; NJ A Van Hook, " G; Sherwood, SEQ
rotary w Farnums Fer secretary 6eo hatesnioe
Treasurer. q
DELTA No. is, meets every Monday evening ut
room No. ], Odd Fellows Hall. g fassrs-W 4 Nc
rotary Luther Holmes, Treasurer; Lewis, PEI
Secretary.
TEypIAR No I8. meetg every Friday evening in
room No. Odd Fellows Hall. .oiliosrsaTh
Clapp, n Gil w Hehrard, Y " freuuentnai
Secretary W Hunter, Treasursr ] Thomas y Bragg
Per Secretary.
CoyENANT No IL meets every Tuesday evening
at washington Hall Third District. C hicers-H W
Westholt2, John Barnett, Y y NJ rner
Secretary - Maunsells Per Secretary Mtlspausn
Treasurer. n
POLAR STAR No. 10, meets every wednesday,
evening at Polar star room, Second District ofceri
Oscar robin, 4 Paul Theard, q i; II Caster
EIDE, Secretary Louis Gegnet Per Secretary ~
Wagner, Treasurer
MAGNOLIA No. ~. meets every Tuesday evening
Ct room Ne oda Fellows Han. ooess sasra
Nimmo, y Gil y Flozat, T wagner, secre
tary Ky Hhitney, Fer secretary; Whiam DICKSON
treasurer. s 81 t
INDEPENDENCE No. 70, meets every N ednesda,,
evening at room No = Odd Fellows HAN. .omleers-
y. Berger q; Wilism Furhinger, Y "a J hiaibel
snrer
COLUMBUS No. "A, meets every wednesday even
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n IYER GnMPLAINI. DYSpEPsIA. NERY.

Nv EN- MEhAINI, u Or ET Gld, NEfsV W
a A GUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYs.--Nors
testimony from the Souh avb HooFLhNDs celebrated GER
MAN BlTIERS prepared by Dr. g NJ JACKSON Philadslpha
They nnd alone unapproahed by other before
tbs public for the of Liver Compan Dysep Jaundce
Debility, Disease Of the Kidneys, etc, " - Z
H W. 0ANEY, Mlersburg October 10 1881 said: @Hay
ing ao Bers some time find II hsa given satisfaction in
distance tha; hna under notice ~
NELSON EDWARDS, salvisa Ky June q 1851 said VS.
rejoice inform that this justly celebrated medicine has fully
maintained the exalted which given having
tested its virtues esitatlngy IT,
IL j. w. BERRY Unontown, Ky, July al 1882 said tive
hOys heard Of by Of Br Hooaands Ger
Ritters, and believe ii tobe valuable medicinal
GRAST IRVINE. By June 40 1854 said We have succeeded
in introducing ooand B.eIa and oher purchase
them by the hal doEen and dozeu.n 8s54
DR. r FArio BRO Knoxville Tom, April 81 said
Your Btters selling that
used H. far have been able to Learn has baneied
~ These HFrTERs ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, they inyig-
crate and strengthen the eyse
for Infants well "a adults
E#- For ase by respectable dealers every where.
zz74-= ]. WRIGHT& CO., New Orleans,
aTsmdAW wholesale AGENTS
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TIGHIY IMPORTANT DIsgOyERY.-DR.

JAMES would respectfully call tbs a.tepion q citizens and
the following nets; He all Prvste Diseases wish
out other drug namely Gsot
all he Skin. Dr. nmea would also call the
Of those who have injured eryea by private and
habit which
body mind, uniting either businaa society The
OF the and melancholy sGs produced by early
hab YOUTH viz Weakness the Back and Limbs Pain the
Dyspepaia Itabty Symptoms Of Consump
etc. Mentally the fearful the be
Memory, of Ideas Spirits,
Society, Self Dusi Solitude,
Tniity etc., Of the evlsproduced.
All afflicted with OF the above symptoms should
and restored 10 perfect health.
decacy prevent you apply Immediately
yourself awful consequences Of this terrible
malady the Organs Immediately cured full
ressoTad
DR. JAMES has removed from aformer Office No. lis to 81
Cuatomhouse street, between RoYaand Bourbon Streets
ps Personnyug
address, by giving full particulars letter
einzi oft nj I'd kyyI
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TaE r. ". GnAND ENcAMPMENr or PATRIARCH

THE r. W. GRAND llNuA q, Ut : = 4,
a. IoursIAsA J. o. Of n, meets semi-annually on the
third Tuesdays in January and July, at Odd Fellows
Hail. corner Of Camp and Lafayette streets New Or
NV q Patriarch Edgar Edgar, VI @ HIP W II
slack. r II d Senior Warden; James Furneaux, + W
d Scribe williams, w Treasurer; Mills
pasrh d Junior Warden; Dunlap R w g
Repressutative to the G Z of the s; Nixon, W g
Marshal; IL Giningham, W @ Sentinel; John frank
ford w d Deputy Sentinel Alfred Gates q p 9 patri-
arch Of District No. 2; Andrew Matts, D D Z Patri-
rrch Of District No. g. 55t.,5s ~ M
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Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tir
Plat
n d II g m r n " g. r. 49,

Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
Plates.
pRIESTLEY s. BEIN,
- SO and 81 Camp street.
Gg- IMPORTERS and DEAL ~,
ERs IN FOREIGN AMP DOMESTIC HARD .Ra3. -rsaassl1
TG p ws ssa a Ps ss sad
@ a s as T. e
he quality and farms liberal any
part stock and which they
800 toms English Bar Iron aat round and square;
+: ::;;;i;s, !; -: T.,
4: y; & f flssss s assss,
s S f Enss fGssh n' ssa
sec kegs H es s nd easss ~
900 900 GT1 u sn P riss. s. esalsoa
~ pounds pound sn.l,as $50 Sheets,
'9s ss dozen Go e sss CO SSs3 Ess. a'n " -
qS o Diver Anne. and eher spads
1879 e %ssa I'd a. gGSl e esass Mills,
Poke. and Table Cutlery R AZ se a..Do,.
.5 ss dol
Patent Balances and Platform I'm s t.ss;i.
o. oss Isr sss ss, Msssa and COL ch4nsi
CHAIN Gables and Anchors;
4
Ploughs. John King and other good ernndsi
Hollow Ware Castings French Pots nom 70 Tvs phIs
Tarred and Manila Rope NIL sises
0akrn,, MsYlne, Houseln, etci
Oils Sperm, Whale, Lard and linseed;
Atlantic Pure White Lead;
Brooklyn numbers | and 2 White Leadi s. .--
Black and Yellow Paints Ysrdigis
II Paris and Chrome Green;
Mil and Grind Stones;
Sheet snd Pig Lead, Pipe ete.
tH They are agents for the following mannfaoiories-
HIIIMAN, ykNLEER d Goa CELEBRATED TENNESSEE
ROLLING WORKS whose Boiler and other Iron haa been examined
BY persons the Chamber of Commerce
1 declared TO he Of the host quality.
THE HUMPHREYSvuLE SHEET and BOLT COPPER WORKS
\ q iarge well assorted stock always on hand.
WI. BADGER i CO.'S PLANTATION GRIsT MILLS. aniver
G. /. HANKss PLANTATION BELLS, all ses from aOo
Il pounds.
| YoUNGs SUGAR AND COTTON PLouGHs.
w All Of which, addition their large and we'll assortet
ok they will se the lowest pcss and the most liberia
terms.
IDoRT WINE
IL knarea ahaY .onts EnAat xssR ursn DIV PnYtt
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ENAHNEsTOCK,S yERMIFUGE-B

NJ KNOWN WHEN TRIED-Thsse gentlemen pleasure In
regard A. Fahnestccta yermifngs
hedrm have it their private practice physicians
years. observation good.
NEW ALBANY Iniinna July 4, 1853.
MEssRs. b. 4. FAHNEsToCKa Co.-GENrLBMgs Havng scli
valuable Vernuge and having IL used for
years, would recommend all safe and efficient
all In instance have evil
results following IL hut always has it the
Believing everything forth regard
strictly with observations only prse
TONER'S would unhestsingy all who
Tho vemugo md that it's yrnes
best known shen tried. RELY, HOOVER & RELY.
s Sold Retail all the principal Drugges
thaT
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pORLRkhs. -
INN VERTU dun ront de alias Fl. fa. a moi ad-
rsss onorahs L. y Gaienne premier Jngs d par Dc IA
DREp "a Eossnbe 1874 midi ArcAde de Banks dss
Magasn enre les Gaser syo;
DE TERRE toneR les baiBses ameler
lions, lie auboug Lvauda dana L quars District In
Nouyee Orleans paroisse Jerson dsnR borne
par Tem Qua6me Rousseau Fulton, dams slet No
trene-
terrain designs par lot No. cna
peds ponees rosme
peds paa a Hugh
la vile Lafayette, date lie premier Fe
consistent maaon 6tage
cnisine.
Suisi dan. l'afae e desBus. #=-7a=4.
Termes ct cendious-eomptani-
n9s u III Conatnb
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ESoRT WINE.

D0RT WINE
III 50 Or. casks Louis ROSTERS Burgundy Port
10 do. Dnlscs Port Wine;
rs ds. Old London Dock do.i for sale b. go :,
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Py Ps AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
~ JOHN MCCARTHY, PLuMBER Mo. iet Camp street he OF
oaaa Of coc
COOKING RANGEs; BATHING TUES AND SHOWER BATHS. .
[ isp.LAxINS AND REPAIRING lead PIPES; siEETLEAp
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
repaired. AloTdsn
utlySit CHARGES MODERATE,
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DRUGS. MEDICINES.

d WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
~ GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
hch they offer supply Duggaa and Dealers
III General Depot specia Agency No. ISL CHARITIES st.
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INSURANCE.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company

CAPITAL sVV
sf H5i DIRECTORS. 5 it4 -44
william, voge, B. P. vooshirs, r. Ma,pero, .,
Logan Mcknight p. Pouz o. Gaillard,
a. Ailtenberger, NJ. Cuddy, John Pemborton
B. o. vignand ]. A. Brand,
This Company, the mutual principle will
81 policies for Mane River and
Fire Rsks.
- ~ JOHN PEaIBERToN President.
NoTcEA meeting tho Board Directors held the ah
nst Mr. John Pcmbcron elected President and Screbe
retsry, Of v
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) Y Rs
GAN &as / "A NJ
" Err d. Lie J,
"A cEEysaAiN
REMEDY EI1IE. WORMS.

1T rs A. FACT, estabi shed beyond the shadow
DOUBT the experience Testimony must eminent
physicians the diseases with
Thousands of children die
alyror chen the either net
the preparations which been
Worms proved them
more or length
tsined aledo destroy wor
This assertion By tss
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WOOD, COAL, LIME, ETC.


PHILADELPHIA COAL-100 tons Red Ash
Coal size 100 tons Lehgh Coal umps bulk 50
tons Iehigh Coal, size in casks, for sale 10
40 j. n. AsHBRtDGE d CO. So ~ Charles street.
n IME AFLOAT.--4,000 barrels Thomaston
Rockand STONE LIME caryoes Of barks Splendid and
Mary Anna handing and for ,aie by
% A.. DELAGRAyE Il CO., ~ Magazine street.
n IME AFLGAT-2000 bbls Rockland Lime,
III of bark Splendid landing and for sale by
A. DELAGRAVE. 4 co. 81 Magazine street.
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FROM THE REV. J. FLANAGAN, OF BANBRoox, C. W,
yWnuRs have made the s OF Canadian Vermlugs
with the results family and
which knowledge expnon of
tho administering here ttonny
ether eeran and children take which
grest point gained giving aieine toe
July lie, 1885. gICIlM FLANAGAN.
~ Phyaiciansg eneIaynow wGERs CANADIAN yERAII-
FUGE Thsmedneia simplex preparation eanslways
DO with snd 80 result II
Worms Rnd restore tho patient health
Over
and phaioian the efficacy ofhs
fsllibla remedy. Warranted liz allcaaee.
JOHN and Whole
Gle Druggist. Hamilton, Canada West. .#a
A sold wholsaaleand al prsen,by
j. WRIGHT d CO., New Orleans,
!bi Chartyas sreat md Orleans Fotel.
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Interior E,.esraprnent..

MAGNOLIA No. A, Baton Rouge.
MOUNT SINAI No. 8, at Franklin, st. Mary's
Parrish
@. ". SHAW No. 10. at Clinton, East Feliciana.
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WINER'S CANADIAN YERMIFUGE,
IL-.MEal. SNARR ANTEn PIIEEIY YEGETARI.E

WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE.
tits and
Some the symptoms which indicate the existence the Worms in
the suooa the OF aleadeu COLOR
tho heavy and dull
breath td the lip swollen itching the
his the sleep stubed the patientoten
awakening liable starting grinding the
teeth exceedingly Irregular being
osherlieeble, and in someinstancssit Is deprayed
might added, butt
establish that WINERs Ca
NADIANvERbiIF UGE is SUPERIOR REMEDY FOR WORMS.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
medenepre-
pared Mr. Jehn Wner this dengnaed j. WiGRS CA
snd being fully Hash With its efficacy
IL safe the expulsion
W ormsiTom thointesnal canal G. 0'RF'ILT,
Mcsnsatsof the r. G. Of surgeeaain IRELAND, etc.
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HARMoHY No. 38, meets every Thursday even
ing in Polar Star room Second Distrct.. Officers
NJ d Gottschalk, O. II Rouehard Y G.; Theodore
L,veaudais Secretary; Casbergus, Treasurer Mag
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ieastmdAw
5 yok,guoLMss
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JUDICIAL SALES.

Flsss .gs1G5s cSsH4 JACOB YOU'VE r a. E. SCHMIDT
10y VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
the Hon. L. o. GasunIs First
for the Parish Of Orleans, viii expose public TUES
DAY November 81 1854 at - O'Clock Warehouse No. &c
Tchouptouaa
Teuns--tsAb. J.J.H HOPPE. Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

eArrRDAY Jan. W-sP. NJ
BsEApcrrrrs Flour was dull and lower. The days
transactions amounted to "a 900 bbls ordinary TO ehos
State a. 50 80 ls mixed to fancy Western ct - l2k
50 s7, fancy Ohio at 50 az u - So fancy Genssss
50 50 80 62H extra Indiana asd Michigan, ct 30 SO
$40 u.s. extra Ohio, Ut 50 81 $40 20; and extra Gen.
eses At ~ 10 siL No change occurred In Canadian
There were 400 bols Southern disposed Of at 50 ~ Is
mixed TO straight; 81 ak - so for fvoriss, and 50
62h $40 SIX for fancy, per bbl Rye -four vas held 81
SO 2h for tne and 80 80 for superhnc per Dbl Corn
Eeely os, Cd At - SO for Jersey aid IS for
Brsndywipe per Dbl. Wheat quiet and unsettled.
We heAr< Of orsnt transactions In rye barley
Western oats were sal~Abs aud steady 1t ole
. b4r. Corn was les sought after, aud closed dali and
heavy At easier prices rhs days operations consisted
Of At 81 o5 for New Jersey low 81 05 u
OF for DO scutlsrr white and yellow with Western mixed
and 81 for round yellow.
Cor1os quiet and irregular In price. The day.
sales rescued osy 6ST 6ase foliows-Fox use,
$50. svd SPECULATION. l27.
FnIcHrsRaies were stsasy but mt active. 10 Liver
pool 700 bales OF cotton engaged part
pr~ssee, 1T ia. . ll-32d., and aboat $4,000 Is 900
bushels oorn engaged In buk and bags ut Is Nd.
I'D Floar was 1t a. a4s 3D., and A. Cd. asked 600
bbls naval engaged 1t 81 To HAvre sbou,
2cO0 biz. -four engaged at abo. To Antwerp,
500 bbls. Sour engaged at ESQ. There no
change rates for CALIFORNIA; which ranged ct 500 e6s
better prices The days operations 900 bels
al SIS so for mess Sl4 SO si4 sax tox old do
si3 SIS Is for new prime; and $l2 Is for old do.
per bbl Cutmeats were unchanged. SINE 300 bbh.,
good to pfims1ard brought l0ko lohc per lb.-sn
s6vADce Tie transactions In beef reached $40 bbs ri
former quotations. About 900 bbls beef hams found
buyers ~ SIS. Bntter and cheese unalssrsd.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SUNDAY, Jan 29-sP.M
me stock market during the past week, has By no
means been busysat active; the news from Earope,
received BY the Niagara In the early part had depress
ng influence upon prices and holders withdrew from
he MARKET leaving the bears full possession Tho Of
sset was visible In the depreciation Of Of ths fAncss
bat the transactions were limited 10 eri-
tsEion Of the views Of holders The arrival Of the Attain
-, with four days later news gave quite an impetus 70
ths stock market which ferved not only TO arrest the
downward tendency OF prices, but TO produce healthy
reaction, resulting In . decided improvement The
financial and CONNER by the Atlantic infus.
Cd life into all classes Of spectators. The advance
n brsadstus the other SIDE and the armnsas Of the
cotton market seemed to weaken the fears previously
Asraned relative to The war question: and for the arst
time since the Of hostilitss the public
began to realize that 20 near sunihsto. A.
many previously supposed We are gstts more familiar
With the question and AL its bearings and Il has lost
good deal Of that Importance and interest once DOS
ssssed IL has been bugbsar throughout a. far q We
- this ade Of the Atlantic are concerned and prices
f0 breaditafs are sustained In Europe We shau be
largely benefited BY the political dioultiss existing be-
tween the great Eastern Powers. Short haryests In
sand and on the Continent the partial cause OF
Ne advance In four but the position Of affairs In the
sek soa has cat short supplies In that quarter which
nsuAly are very large. In the Of grand war We
mould have TO supply provisions, breadstus and other
natsrals to much greater s1tsat than Jet realized 30
That ander any circumstances we must be gamers i,
tbs negotiations soios result favorabIy for
preservation Of peas there will still be deficiency 10
breacstnfs to supply, and the cessation OF hosstss
VIII give an impetus to the movements commerce. OF
the most important character For time past the
TIVE great commercial nations Of the world have been in
state Of liquidation and accumulation Stock secu,i
ties In both countries have for many months been In
sta Of depreciation, and in better con
dition to enter upon period Of speculation more extsn
sve than "a, been realized for years. than at the
moment.
The outward movement OF specie from this. port last
week, WAS comparatively limited, viii be seen BY The
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