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road has been found, Of easy grades, with a
plentiful supply of wood aud water From
Fort Benton 10 the upper Mississippi aid
the western end Of Lake Supe dor natural
road exists, requiring simply little work
here and there to make it passable all the
year. These roads completed; and the In
dian relations placed on stable basis, ma.
ny emigrants will pass over the lakes to the
western cnd of Lake Superior, and reach
our territory by this route. i trust no de-
lay will occur on your part in memorializing
congress TO provide for the construction of
these ronds which have received the sane
ton of one branch Of congress aDtl now
only await the action Of the other hraDeh
The rising prosperity and rapid increase
of our towns render ii necessary for the
safety of individuals. and to avoid uncer-
tGinty, that the real estate in such places
should be placed upon some firm basis. By
an amendment to the act of congress Of
September 9th, 1850, passed at the last
session, it is provided That the donations
hereafter to be surveyed shall, in no case,
include town site or lands settled upon
for business or trade and not for agricul-
ture" The construction Of the department
Of the interior upon this important provi-
sion is to the effect that il a claim is taken
for the purposes of agriculture and subse-
ouently town or trode springs up upon
such claim il il not affected by the statute.
but that the claimant by comDlying with
the other provisions of the law is entitled
10 all the benefit arriving therefrom.
To avoid however. future litigation, and
10 free such property from It's present un-
certainty, l would recommend that congress
be memorialized 10 confirm 10 the claim
ants of the present town sites and TO the
grantees under such claimants the property
so acquired by them.
In every political society the mere fact Of
the existence of laws for the prevention Of
crimes aud misdemeanors presupposes their
occasional violation II n a remark no less
common. than true. that nothing tends
more 10 preyent the commission Of crime
than the certainty of punishment The
records of our courts during the past wear
will show that this unwelcome visitor has
made its appearance among us From our
new political existence no provision has as
vet been made for the punishment of those
unfortunate individuals whom Jury Of
their countrymen shall have declared to
have violated the laws necessary for the
protection Of society. call your attention
to this subject as one which vitality concerns
he enforcement of law. and the preserve
ton of order throughout the territory.
regret to inform YOU that the laws
passed at the last session Of the Legislative
assembly have not vet been prepared for
distribution. It became necessary TO send
them to the States for publication. and.
the gentleman into whose charge they were
placed died before apy arrapeenenis had
been made to affect. this purpose. Mach
delay aud Inconvenience has thus been oe.
casioned and our existing system of laws
perhaps are not so well known 10 you and
to the people generally as might be desired
, 1854-12-09

SUPREME CoURr,-The Supreme Court
of the United States for the territory oI
Washington, commenced its annual term
on Monday last. Present-Chief Justice
LANDER, presidmg-Associate Justices,
CHENowErH and McFADDEx. Up to the
time Of going to press the court had been
mainly engaged in tho adoption of rules
for its future government, although it is
thought probable that some causes will
be brought forward for hearing before a
final adjournment takes place.
, 1854-12-09
Meeting of the Legislature.

g. MCCtAuS OA tIAC LcSISlutNIE
The legislative assembly of the territory
Of Washington, met at Olympia on Mon
day, the 4th inst, and, as will be seen by
the proceedings, organized permanently in
the Council on that day, by the election of
Judge SETH CATLIN, President !; BUTLER P.
ANDERSON, Esq, Chief Clerk A. j. No
sEs, Assistant Clerk J. L. Mitchell, Ser
geant-at-Arms, and Mr.. CuLLEsoN, Door
keeper
The House effected q permanent organi-
cation on the forenoon Of Tuesday, by the
election of HENRY R. CROSBY, Esq, Speak
ker B. F. KENDALL, Esq, Chief Clerk !;
r. NJ. WALKER, Assistant Clerk MIToN
MoUUrs, Sergeant-at-Arms, and WV. BAL
LEY, Door-keeper.
The standing committees Of both branch
es will be found in the published proceed
ings elsewhere, in to-doy's paper.
Both branches have been peculiarly for.
tunate in the selection of their presiding Of
6cers, as well as nearly oil the others.
The age and experience of Judge Catlin
his intimate acquaintance with the duties
of his station-combining an excellent
Judgment with an unmistakable decision Of
character, clearly points him out as most
eminently fitted to give general satisfaction
as President of the Council. He is calcu-
lated to please all except determined fault
finders.
Fl. r. Crosbie, Esq. is young man ofpol-
ished education, easy address, and Of fine
order Of talent and whatever may be
wanting on his part from lack of expert
euce, will be fully supplied by the assiduous
application Of the student, in the obtaining
of thorough and familiar acquaintance
with the duties of his position. During the
last session of the legislature. Mr.. c. de-
voted himself solely and energetically, to
the dispatch of the business before it, and
thus, with others, contributed to reduce the
term from 80 days-(the time allowed by
the organic act for the first session. )-to
but little over 60. The best commentary
we can offer as to his past services, is. that
he is but one Of two in the last legislature
elected to the present
The members have all taken their seats,
and either branch presents highly respec-
table and intelligent representation Of the
people of our territory, such as they may
well be proud Of, and such as would reflect
credit on any state Of the confederacy. The
various standing committees have been act.
lively employed, the past week in the franz
ing Of bills, for future consideration and
action, and all appear to eviuce desire to
commence the work of the session in good
earnest next week. Some questions will no
doubt arise-(the location of the Capital,
Penitentiary, University, &c.)-in which
some fierce discussion and angry feelings
may be provoked, but we shall have been
mistaken in the character our legislature il
an ultimate quiet, peaceable, and general
satisfactory disposition be not made Of all
the vexed questions with which that body
may have to deal.
The legislature is largely democratic in
both branches, and all the officers in either
are democrats except one, who owes bis
election to an unfortunate misunderstanding
on the part of some of the members. IL
Das simply mistake.
, 1854-12-09

TIE NEw LAND 0FFIcE-It will be seeu
by reference to another column that the
new Land Office established at this place,
is to be opened on January the lst AS the
Surveyor General has not yet arrived, and
no regular surveys completed, we suppose
the business Of the Register and Receiver
will, for the present, relate mainly to NO
tifcations " of land claims.
, 1854-12-09

1% We would beg leave to call the at.
tention of our readers to the able message
of Gov. STEVENS to the Legislative As
sembly, published in to-day's paper. 1t
was listened to with marked attention by
the members and the large auditory in at
tendance, and is universally spoken Of in
the highest terms of commendation.
, 1854-12-09

bJ- The past fall season has been the
most propitious known to the Oldest inhab.
itant Little rain has yet fallen, and the
weather continues fuc and frosty. d.
, 1854-12-09

The two houses, having appointed joint
committee to wait on the Governor and in-
form him that the two houses are organized
and ready to receive any communication
he may be pleased to make, assembled in
the hall Representatives. The committee
reported by announcing the governor, who
appeared and delivered the following
, 1854-12-09

~ No states mail this week, and no
news of Importance from Oregon. The
OregOneOn, we perceive, has been enlarged
to very respectable dimensions.
, 1854-12-09
ISAAC /. STEVENS.
IN couNcIL.

MONDAY, Dec. 4, 1854.
Council called to orderly Chief Clerk
Of last session. 1fa .iINe i, f..tt
Tho following new members appeared.
were qualified and took their seats;
Jefferson HUFF, VIM A. Strickler, A. N.
Poe, @. c. Terry and Ira Patterson. q
B. P. Anderson was appointed Clerk,
pro TEN. as 1ldf ~ ag.a rl..,s r..
The Council was then orgonized BY tho
election Of Seth Catlin, President B. p.
Anderson, Chief Clerk A. ], Moses, As
sistant Clerk ]. L. Mitchell, Sevgeant-at-
at arms, and Mr.. CullesOu, DOor-keeper.
Adjourned. sdi ,l0bat3 ID sbs1
TUESDAY, Dec. s, 1854.
On motion Of Mr.. Miles, committee Of;
three was appointed on Rules-Bigelow,
Miles and Yantis said committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Patterson, the Chair
appointed the usual standing committees.
Adjourned till 2 o'clock. 'r
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M of 80 b.I.. AZ % lasss IS 70.

T.. . A. s's Of e. ss a.. % ssss .. &c:
&c s.. J enc 70 Is nd
T1s e, a si "a a's sss ~ ~ a.
Betf buoysnf : sr r 1a,,i '1..s .. - "a q ~
for ee.Hy Mel "a e, T s rs.r Eirsr si i q
Teif s.e o. 81 r common Oae a11 : % ~, 80
% - of 20 @. 9sc "a Jams sld % qjl,
e. sheals. 2.i,a r ohis nd sa lie or STATE cses.s
sr La ...sy sale: q 7: ~ III o :. Ioloc
II he .bres Of he mail !. quite na re unps
: tte 3 ii le scahsrn e. = RE / a-n .9t NOT
I'd ss wer ..e Je 40 je sni state .ai W.;s.as
sac Corn Il yery i'm bu ~ 20 d ga -
ii Is r DAMP Jerry 81 Sc q SH f95 Werp mixed
y c6FgfTbe zslset i broyaa: 81 descriptions pso.y
b.t ie b.. bsen refused so BAGS RIO sl'
;, # !. se sni . h5i Porto Rico a Sc a. s1
MoIhssEsThe PPl7 o9tnass very lsst the Inquiry
GOOD pics the sane 'ets .. bs ps . s, l's p
% Is Mtcker scarce the Ah light o~inE the anfa
y0i.t. sse, 80 ai .1ss NJ Picked her1s s.s n ii;
tslss 40 b IS ga - IS the quality Of toe Later
c s.0tss f5e s. iss sns &c. f limited sales
LMETbs i9e@ene{ o. ios Tsa'; restricts aya. Price;
sla ; q for Lump
dull ueaao .d value sales IS bales Eastern ani
sILT-ws ave tsi to s,s A.b,oa 81 IS
heavy.
LATHs are wanted the arrivals being light and the inquiry good
LUMBER-Esrn Spruce and Pine svss very oV-y TIE 9'l
u,stIer prevertirg the msrkei s firm 81 =l5 50
WNIsKTe market ssdy bat not active niles OF Zo o0s
az &c m Jersey and Sc Prison Drudge qgiet q &c ~
HIDEs-Th honsh the stock has "a
creased N sbout q fOo demand good but not freely net
sses Of ia ssrans 2 D. a. Cc which j. oFer 'ollsra =
l5aIs.e 1CO Gambia sad Bssu, 9qlV d. on PrAe
LFATHFRThe demand moderate for Hsmlocs snd pfle
are bsrelt arsned Tie Continued ght receipt va
The sfv Of Hides prevent material decline OAK ets tle
frre,s notice. re ously. Frenchiashed Calf sans IRE sy
he'd and tie usud brisk Sheep Skins present no new alf
OiS-The mari ct English Lnseed closes Leading re "a
vice hv the Africa 90 gas a. 5c for hole 0s Il 80
fr small do Crude Whale Is firm with good dsna1d ss sj
ibs A. New LONDON cole, delivered here Hiaier
Bscled cells Crude Sperm wanted tnt
es Nominal RI Manufactured bu0ysnt All IA brisk
Teorest 4sa Winter Un5lesched end Bo he'd LId
il steady quiet former Red and hf at DE-
cash
NAVAL sTOREs-The market steady FOR Spirits Turoen'ine
Int In order 10 concession would b necessary sass
81 tbs atC7c irny held ct IS 81 f-5 - or VA
Hngton North County 5 Oh aked for the former % arrive
Common improved slightly sales 200 Dds iiir o1'
81 sdsl small part 81 81 snd North County a. Ell -
inquired for with sales Of DO DPS at
20 6 g eud 90 bbs No AZ q . Tar Is without canze
At 85dcoc. shipping, and &C a - for home
IROETe ranctons moderate and prices are unchanEef
LEADA quiet but firm market sales OF u1s SOFT Gernn a
So cash
TOBACCO s in moderate demand without change in prices
Sales hhds Kentucky 81 9oc 90 bes Havana g
DO Cienero sad 52 do Magyar private terms 10 ;aes
Connecticut seed, lOall!c 81 do. Florda liaHc.
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Foreign Ports.

AtNe-bourne Nov &C. ship Amsran;h Bsbs5n for Csso 80
18th u bark Mary Whelden, fer hessins day TO
losd for Boston. 80 &c.,. . 1870, ~
from New York Dec a. bound
18th ut bark Casanova Hughes fr New
Just Addy Swift Berry supposed for do 2days
1t Jsgo eth alt bark John We sh AIMEE for Bremen
Cor W Maxwell Burt for Santa Cruz 70 load for
New York Sailed sd schr. Alice Move, Pike Baltimore -
Havana I'd inst schr Hetontague snpson New
Oreaus brs Msry Elizabeth Mcconnell dos Com Stew. Dun
ming Portland 5th ships Lizzie Loud Cam, Bristol
Bev Wilma gon Sarah A. Nichols Nichols Boston b Cape
Fesr back Samuel Peters smith New
Melville Boston America, Wares, Baltimore 6;n, brig
somers Watson, Charleston schr Oeorgs Petngi Boston
SID I'm ID schr Wolcot. Ekron, Mobile schr Eugene Al
kirs Newport brg Fear Bury. WILMINGTON oh brig
Adams grey nrv Orleans schrs Edwin Dorsey Schneider
ID. MArg.fet Arm Smith. Aralichicola.
Arr Jan. 81 ship Ellen Wsrren Sargent P su
well salem 3d. brFs Argus Marin Boston ROsmer Nichols
Portland schr. Ontario SAWYER, Ellsworth.
sid Lot, bark Gov Briggs Hallei River Cyse schH J. = 10
tit Hard Philadelphia Relief Cats Boston ID brig Fsrk
Rston; Lucsuin. HGwes sew-Orlesns 49,.
Ar a. Trinidad brig T. Holt Dowler Wscs'set
Arr Let inst, brig VIM Karesiord PeEry-boon
So f DO ist big ROYAL Sailor Adams POl;l.nd brig A
TYR Pierce Cork; brig Edwin, Morton. Newly
Ar Cenflgos -6h uli brig Blanchard Blanchard Boston
9TH iz Fanny Campbell New York th bark Byzantine Glsa
a., New york: slst bark MARY Dale Msnhman, Falmouth
AR AZ Hsfsx lIth inst, brig Halifax " Gen Boston, sshr
Alice RoseIs Patterson do sid about d. sehr Stewart Campbell
Boston.
Wheeler for ds bizs Elizabeth Pitts for New York
r,xt asy: Geo Spesr Bunce, f0r New hayeD. une.
Arr AZ Aspuwa sd ult- Carolina Bryant Newioh
Ar AZ Moutego Bay Jam, liih ut sehT Richmond PARIS Bal
Arr At Falmouth Jam date, brig Warren Brown Bartlett,
TMsyssusr R. sh uls sehr knight from and for
Caves I'd alt banks Lizzie GPa,hsk, for Boston
10, brig Aonian, Yafes, for DO 8
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SD from Honolulu Eo72 ship Roman, Trip, OF and for New
Bedford.
sd from DO Nov H. ship Sarah Swift Ma;spoiset 1000 VII
l4tCO bone
SD from Ho Dec To- ship Pacific, Allen Of New Bedford
sd from Lsiana Dec l. ships In la Srsnburg Of Bedford
cruise and home IS h. Coumtus Cornell Fahsyen, for home
18th bark Fortune. Davis New Bedford. FOR home full
reports strcne IS with 900 bbls oil
letter from Capt Willis Of slip Rambler, Of New Bedford
Tos Honolulu Dec q sal cruise days Had
.hipped VII oil BIZ the Ontario for New Bedford and
@ sg7 % hone bv the Yong America 70 New.Yors
Little, bGrk Vernon Bedford
Dec ready with leo bbls VII OIL bound
to Nev-Zeaiand ard would b. home 10 July August.
Capt Kempon Of sh9 Nayery of bedford "a
ted Honolulu Dec that he would proceed ra take
eieL The w had on board Of her catching 1909
letter from Cant Allen ofbp Paci6c ofN Bedford
shrped So bbls VII and 2 do oil By the Ontao for
letter from shp Eurhates Of reports Tahiti Nov.
IT, put Capt Psehes who hurt by line while fast
whale The E. had taken whales since the sand
ch letter from Capt Pases states that h had
joined the ship Nov % Would cruise among the
tter from Car Gardiner Of ship Zephyr ofN reports her
at Cao turred from cruise with 90 since Leaving
Capt G. that ships on Oh Shore report whales
scarce. . -
Cifo!d Wsyue D.ys f. 100 sp Peru Sarbu;k Ean'ucks
IS John 4 Parker b IA mos, $50 SsPpho do
AtMGi Nov e. and sailed Tahiti repair ship Hero,
here Maui would ship Zoo bbls oil from Tahiti The
badly by the lee and being lost
Cyrus LOckman. second Of snip john Cog
cesh Norton of Fsirhrven dstef Honolulu o. ~ reports heI
OF season but had recovered The J. C. sailed Nov . m Coast
Of "a ftrrfa
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~. s Apsov,r Esrd, Bcsou fer Phdslgha viii loss o. "a
sretoI 10 ts zee % ss'S seass; We M 20
s. Iss Bssiea r ,iiy, "a sSans o. ,hs ss "a
- sio,. T. roft 4 A. H. hks Jol r9 t.e' o.,
re- crrss.e sssa D,resn Narl. whHs Yoan, AStossf
iesn " sm ~ i proceed 20 e,,'sstora 60 = A. $500
Sisr,s n Hgl asrsid TrsngDk CO, Hanson b,ais CIR
sr4 . s--fser I-.,sI... Afsdos aai w. II AtsJ3l
10 is,ts Phiisas 81 "a ysctcts, scit.ng T. So .
KY wEsTt Jia q big. ssn, ,, u. s,sJ'LI Inc.
Y.w.YoiF Coz HaSbsrd $, MARI, m So Sris Do. Al,
Isso' vs. L.a, csssu W, 20 Fsnssr Van Glider sid
ssore oh Kmmo alder Tampa brig L.,aR S NM r
P,rr s,W,,r Eew.Yofs chr Musng s.SysI New ossha.
GO -, "a CIR Beads Jobn.oa. E-vaas 25th sch!
Msry Iras smith sVaA g7ih brl Ss1aias.0n; .,
Zee s, msts Lsvsees Ftsems0 st Mark O. Ozark Fsans
MOBILE Ga w. brs cqssr OF the sol:a csipq.a Proy
yer London oc,s Wshinrt on, Cummings SeEfoki J9s'-
phne aI.es Adam. Bath Ne 'ehF Dorchester oasTss S''
Sf NO 81 FEB steamships PAnpoIo FS9dsr.
san Jrsn De Nj ar,sua United States Lge's n2naii 'l ga
E,.e Villains A3iSsR Ri F5., RSss B,n .eSr
ATsIoil. Triro ss Ar sses Fs SrSssJ1' sn y1s 3s
So'ts sips WA Nave knowles Beth Ne F,,aias .aP3
Rsud, Brol Cognss s so1 T.ssFs velocity Rysr
Boston bris, Mason B. Davis, Davis boston |''o'A Wv
NEwPoRT-Fcb port 'Sa' F. saw w,. Ss' c''
HHssTyWBTbFoRp-Feb H. sd prop w.msuis cashnAa New
'EEwBURYPoRr-Fsb H. arr .chr Fulton Norman Al'Iia
PHILADELPHA-cid Feb. 10 steamship Keaasbee s'ndf''d
PRoyIDENCE-Ar- Fs IS bss Grand Turk AIdhea Nan
zss. Roselim Crowe Mobile Mercy Cousins Psrks Noo.
bs Ksre stewart Msfher Mobile Rachel Nrles Peo.k
Mobile. Alfred Carlisle Charleston yls Fhli.ee
ee hs md In in distress); MoDnan Wave Turner No9k
Pokouoke D.v. NswYors propeller Os;eo. Miaehess U.S."
YORK Below .chr. Daniel " esster FRI New. l0rk
PoRTsMCrTa-Arr n Lower H,lbOr Feb S schr H. F. Par
her Mcnousal. Baltimore for Portsmouth . - - 81.
PORTLAND Feb. II, brig EdTar4 Liud Bakaa1l
res via Hcmes. Hole schr Lruksh Brown Turks t.ani Va
Goucestsr CD bsrks American. Ade Cientlegoa Enns
Chsse Matsuzas Wm israbes, GNkey CifenSs A1.a
Lincoln Hsrpswel, 27995,h, uns Dhnnins NsIio
p,h leading CobA brs Lion Heard Hsvsns shSs D2l
Nicholas lkwster DO AEmda Wsss Cuba SD oeks =; r.
Chsfe VIZ LeErlbee bg NomAn scnf Anna bls SAfAl RI
len % yesterday. ~.
sAVANNAH-Arr Feb o bss Alber. Robinson 8 Johns NB
Fuprs Knudssn CID Br ship Msriou Borand se-
neck brig ehmord chesey Wseasse Ne sshr' n.e 6ni
bsu Iutr Nesr. York Lewis NeE-l orA Mlrs HUI
Nvrar Ntnhsssctt Smith New YORK Arr lvi br
ship Caoon, Spencer glasgow brI rtus Forbes cit5 sea,
Fssle Thcrpsoa brig Marcia Allen, bath Ne Cli
Br bark Borcas, Mcdonald. Liverpool. - -
SALEM-Sld. Feb schr Taylor small Whort New fot VA
Msrblehe,d CD 10Th bsrks Wm H. Shaler Msrt AREA Arr
lh Excelsior Paine Tausier SD bark VIM H. smaller
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sale. or stocks at Philadelphia. . b.. Tue

Rsrcstea for The N Y Tribune BY MessIs Fay TuoNAs,
FSsss ~ Geo Win ngtn g. b. 81 500 Rich Dst
e; sS eco rhirh c. 70 b5wp "a s382 do b5 9l ~ 655
e s3i Scc Philadelphia Coupon "a b5 81 $1,000 do
81 &iftO Pnhrrt Coupon C. sS So i54 schuy Navigatou
FYsfcsrsa SCI, do IS So 50 do so PcGns sana RI
asa, 81 RraSrs h5wn 7s do S1s; - do s5wBssi 81
s A S7k; ST.: io0do cesh 81 800 New Creek Coal Co
as 4: Morris Canal Preferred Is OF; Do Sd 9ii p Beaver
Meato 4, as q DO. 81 AZ 10 Ions Island RR b5 IS
ito Morris Canal IS ~, Ice DO, ~ 100 Chester Valley R
s,sh iCf Ktnuety Bank lte Mechanics Bank b 32
DE- NNn. Ssis Go IS Sll ] GTsfd Bank. 49,
,osa ss 80 50; $1,000 Penn Coupon os
o.; 4e Ches Del Canal 6s &c 9 200 New Greek Coal Co
h. s.; 10 Schuyl Nsv, I'd IS; so Penn. r. R 4sl. 1900
Eacyd-S 7o0 NoiTistown r r e. 6l h5 929 SLOW
Ifkssh 20 s. s53: fSco Wilm r. O., b 81 S50 Chos
pt Co. 81 Morris Canal Pref. IS 9; do h5 oi 100
Norris h5wn ia 81 DO, h5wn l7 So do Ut 90 fenn
tSls e do h fei s. 90, 46l; Sch Nav Pref 81 do
Sc, s. Jnion Canal lsi s. DO 10 500 do i 5e New Creek
Cosl Co q s. Reading r. R. S7t IS do Slt - DO 5 D.
Sch Nav 3. . Minehi r r. Scrip IS 500 Long Island X
is IS susq Csral b Il; IS rsTd Bank 1871 l2j do Isl
Isr 50 Penn So IS So $4,000 do S9 $1,000
Pashush Coupon Ca rs So s1O0 Ches and Del Ca 81 81
r Mort 6s al esl no Morn. Cansl % III
100 Lsnr Island R. cash lG 81 Schuy Nav Pref 81 S2i
sthuJl Nav - do, s. 2.. -. 80,
Csse Psss-Unie &C. 6s 1914 bid do do 49, 1911
rid Petnsy 69 bid G9i asked Reading Railroad
Sf askea do. Bonds ~ sig bid % asked do
Morssse SS bid $50 asked Pennsyvsna Railroad 49, bid
Isl .ksd Morris Canal III bid 7i asked; schuyki NavitaoE
Vs 60 bid do Stock 25 bid -, ssked DO %
Pr div OF s I'D a asked Long lslans 10 bid l6 aked
ycksburr 6sks6 Girsd Bank 49, bid Isl asked United
Bsas bid 81 sskeo Union Canal IA bid l4i asked
BIN
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From which il win be seen thu; the decrease in receipts
smouns to 6lSooo bales The decrease in exports
Great Britain 4oaooo other foreign ports 10000. In
increase France, 1900 Total decrease in exports
zS0ooo bales Mr.. Wrights Circular says
RECEIPTS EXPORTS AND CRoP-lhe des,iencv in IA.
CENTS at the ports compared with last SEASON is this
week slightly reduced and amounts els 900 bales
Eextweek further reduction may be looked for the
receipts al New Orleans las' week were about the as
in the corresponding week last year, while at Mo
bile there is gain of $4,000 bales. The export to
Great Britain the week moderate though in advance
OF the corresponding week Of last year while thai to
France considerably more being $4,000 bales for the
week against eco bales same week Las; year
The crop question seems 70 excite but little attention
us now both parties having to the conclusion that
with wa or probabilities Of in EaroPe We shall have
an abundant SIMPLY Of cotton for the wants Of the world
even should the prevalence Of low prices limit the appa
rent crop viz receipts at the ports AZ the lower estimates
INDUCED in at the South The opinion ths formed IN
the early part Of the season and to which have adhered
seems about being realized viz that on pEoe would dc
pend the extent 81 this years crop
xesrs Gilbert Coe johnson have sod TO road in the
Northern pa Of this State 900 iuns radoti ron and to
he Ohio Central Road eco ;unr both on tsTrs not made
public.
The Lusinefs a The Norwich sId Worcester Rcac ~
January shows gain OF about 90 2 cent en- TIE sane
month Of O! lat yeer The fg1res are:
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The e6viccs per Afnca have had unfsvor 4be efef
upon B,oadsuEs Flour has declined les 925c anl Whea
is ur,ctted Howe.
The letters by Il steamer were rot deve-ed ,oda con-
ttQueny a,o wi,hou, private com asrcisl alyoca Toe
London par re money confines easy In the Gaze Of
enable shor dated pap r. count can be obtained
as low a to q cent bVs for ordinary bills the
charged il y cent and up ~ard
Intelligence received Of the arrival h the Downs Of
the RoSburgh Castle ir ira Port Philip with n ss2
OF gold valued at e'oui fee75eO AZ the demlne Tor
gold for the Contne Mt continues active sill probably alb
serb the larger pc hion not the whe:e Of this large arr
val
Tie Doar' trought IN the The,f sold for he Cont
nent at III or, being the reduced price previously
current
The market for Foreign Exchanges showed no sitera'on
Of iEnporssce
The Back Of Eng land returns show tho following results
when co-1psred With those Cor the preceding week Notes
issued increase fl2s5O Bullion in both departments IN
crease f27134 Rest increase 437967. Public Dep0sts'
decrease f5672lO Other Deposits, decrease t'4os95
Seven dsy ard other Bile increase f233 On the Credit
side the Government securities have decreased 4l0637
O,her securities decrease 1864 tes Unempioyet,
decYesse 1901 $50 Actual circulation, 42eee2359 In
crease, 1950ls5.
On Friday 9Th TIE London Stock Market expedenc>d
considerable fluctuations Coaso advanced al oh PERIOD
10 81 and oh but they again receded on the appearance OF
sellers to 9oi 800
In regard 70 American Stocks Bdrings Circular says;
More business has been done, and some large parcels
pressing the market have been taken oil al reauceu