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Daily American organ., 1856-09-08

more and Donelson Club are requested to meet this
evening, at o'clock, at the room, in "Clagetts
Building" on Ninth street. between ID street and
Pennsylvania avenue sL -
As there is business of importance to engage their
attention, full meeting is particularly desired.
ANDREW j. LARNER
sep s Chairman
Daily American organ., 1856-09-08

GoHG AND GoSE.-Benjamin y. Butler, of pious
memory, one of the leaders of the Fremont party,
has gone to Europe, and VIM. H. Seward, the chiei
of that party, is said to be going to Europe. What
are we to think is their opinion of the prospects of
their party, when they abandon it on the eve Of
electionl
The Albany Argus, aluding to an article in ths
Statesman, published in the Organ recently, on
Stewards disappointment at the nomination of Free
mont, remarks
"We are not accustomed to lay much stress
upon the personal gossip of politics and we sup
pose that the New York Senator would be quite
willing to dissimuate any of injury he might
feel at being outranked in his party, by political
adventurer like Fremont. But we have reason to
believe that the reserve he has imposed on him
self before the public has not prevented him from
expressing to his personal friends his regret and
dissatisfaction at the proceedings of the Philade-
phia Convention, and the treatment by that body
of his pretensions.
Whether his absence from the scene of this
controversy may be regarded as censure upon
those proceedings, the public will Judge for itself
1t certainly does not indicate hopeful interest in
the contest"
Daily American organ., 1856-09-08

born and naturazed citizens of the United States
permanently residing in any Territory thereof to
frame their constitution and laws, and to regulate
their domestic and social affairs i'm their own mode
subject only to the provisions of the Federal Con-
stituton, with the privilege of admission into the
Union whenever they have the requisite popula-
ton for one Representative in Congress"
We point to this section first as full re-
sponse to the request of Mr. Ketchum; and nsrt
to affirm, that even if Mr.. Fillmore had been
opposed to the extension of slavery, his adop-
tion of the platform renders it obligatory upon
him, if elected, to approve any act of Congress,
not otherwise Objectionable, admitting future
slave States into the Union.
But Mr.. Fillmore is not opposed to the ex.
tension Of slavery, an the sense imputed to him.
There is no Northern man who favOrs the prin-
ciple of African slavery, nor any Northern man
who ddDocdtes ats extension, as an original
question. No Southern man claims that Mr..
Fillmore approves of slavery, as an abstract
question, nor that he advocates the extension
Of slavery into free territory but the South
ern friends Of Mr. Fillmore do claim that he is
in favor Of allowing each section Of the country
its constitutional rights, and that he long ago
adopted the identical principles contained in
the 7th section of the American platform, when,
In 1850, he approved the Utah and New Mex
leo bills, ohich alloW the citizens Of the Uni
ted States, residing in these Territories, to
form constitutions tolerating slapery, or for
bidding 40, as they Themselves may choose -
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

WAsHING1oN-seamsr opelousas-57 bales Gotten Man
deville McIhennysl Miller ForesterSl BelGsa zee
Co Kelly kco-33 do Fresen Stevenson 6co-9 do 90
hhds sugar u bills molasses pows Payne naes
hbls messsss bids nos h5s
On Olivic5 rolls leather Queyrouze ok shoes
Marquee Scooa 43 baes cotton s2 hhds sugar oI Dds
molasses.
CAROLINA BLUFFS-steamer Bayou Bue-l2 bales cot
ton Carter &ce50 Buchannon Carroll 6coLI Wyche
&co-l03 Oakley Hawkins-GS Walker Hutchinson-42 do
Donnell-9 Wright, Davenport &e4e kedgi Roberts
BradfSrd-6 Robson Aen-3S do May, Vanhook &co7 do
Toedano / Tayior-4i W Esin Sco-2o Powell Hopkins
50 A D Kelly &co-Total Gas bales cotton
yERMIyIIoN-steamer Uniou-2o bales cotton W Stew
art Eco77 do 10 hhds sugar Beocq &co6 bales cotton
2s beef hides roll skins Dbl aow Lobit charpsner-ls5
bbs molases % hf do bale domestcs Toedano
alow Oliyierl do do Gae-S hides and sundres to
orerToa 3 bales cotton 81 hhds sugar 6 bbls moasses Is
half do
sHREvEpoRT-steamer Con.promise-2lS, bales cotton
PAYNE Harison-i62 McKeroy Bradford-l39 do Robson
Allen-96 McIemore Raybnn &co-a6 May Hanh3ok &eo5s
hugely Blair &co5s + Garter &e9-5z Wilson p9mroy &co
&co-3i Wallace &co22 Cuddy Brown &con9 Redgll, Ro.
bers Terrific W A Btoadwel! &co.Il Hade &co-ld
PsrEins EcpN2 Cummings Stewart &co-2 McMahon-l
do Green Cunp3 bales peltries W Broadwen &co-lt
pkgs sunes Hugely Blair co-sundries to ode-fota l-
bales cotton.
ders Hunt-28 Robson Allen-143 Oakley Hswkinz-el
I. Adams &cos5 Payne HarIison-7S Pinekard Geo
Mcienore RaybnTn 1co53 Miles Adams eoa49 do Byrne,
Vance &co45 Buckne Stanton Newman,-i2 Richard MI
gent &co-36 Cleveland Brothers &co5 Hysted Geo
bic Mobey-2O Frierson, Conway &eoTs Cooper &Go1
George Connoly-l4 $ fully &co-l2J & G Cromwe-l2 do
Wright Davenport 6co.2 Redg kSoSTss ors a.
Henderson, Terry &eo-s Pur1 GLADDEN. &co-4 Hemingway
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Freedlander deo4 Q Nelson Brady, eieraan &eoz
b5ady f hafs carter
yICKsguR an Prieesstsl bales cotton Bakcner
ss asorge epes Xxx
50 & Fs2as SSo ssh rs Sh T %sh
RI Frssss Manasy aso Ta
hse Ands5ss t1s1s 4ss-5 NJ
Ksa ss aebsss as Vsr'i sf Koson
BayIsr &a FEY %
seed 1T fassy so2 b RGk % a 1 ss
cotton. 5f..rgE s,.t.r-3
BAYOU gARAseamer G Jr7 balos cotton I +
Vale GeoSs osksy HsSIS2s Psyas Hsr5
5Ps eoo
Si, g k Esys s d.
5S Duiys sosa s. G. hDgs VIZ
Do 8
faf sfF 20 S SSs
don ls Richard Nugsnt &ess Dc MIte s
~ Gfissss :
noassss alf a. " ggasr6 hhds ashes ae
a5 bales cotton ~ bbi i moIasses Il IF do
xsc N Ss1bs aisi fssH
an fa as ss sy yad s
pm sHe
Do TRY Dc % 8
roll oassss Dess! s a baras Geos
sugar Burbrdge &co63 do IS bbls moagses Aan-42
DO = hhds sugar Belloeq &e2 do Roman KernionI7
molasses Hall, Rodd Puua74 do PIauche lco-33 do
Mitenbsge co90 hides Seymour &cosundries 70
Total 56 bales cotton 56z hlds sugar 469 bbls moasses
RECEIPTS SATURDAY.
CAIRO-sea.ner Carrier-Tot2 bales cotton. sGi
CAMDEN-steamer VIM Young-Tots 1857 bales cotton.
BAYOU sARA-Steaner Laurel Hll-Toai 1876 bales cottor
435 hhds sugar 255 bbs molasses l49 hf do. Gl@&E
| CAROLINA BLUFFs-steamer swan-1l23 bales cotton.
Fz RAILROADS. G-f-
| NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAIROAD-l6 bales Carroll fritchard Sco58 Peyn
Harrisou-56 Anderson Il Aetcsf-6 n Eubank &co-5
Ward Saunders HUNT Frierson Conway Scol2 hides
Euhank Eco0 cattle IS sheep ownersTota l46 bales ctr
| n.y. FLATBOATs. g a
INDIANA-Banes Boat-1209 bbIs potatoes boart
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-NTERC HANDISE-IANDI AND IN STORE
4'A IOBsTERs, CLANS, SALMON, MACKEREL and
HALIBUT in and ID. cans, 50
CRUSHED and POWDERED sUGAR-25o bills
TEAS-2OO half chests Pouchoug, and 100 lb bxs Imperial
SPLIT PEAS-25 half bbIs.
PEARL BARLEY-25 kegs.
BUCKWTIEAT-IO0 boxes
SOAP-50O boxes Boston No l.
MUSTARD-lo0 boxes Kentucky.
CUBA SIXES-300 boxes Raddins and Cops.
PIE FRUITS-l5o boxes.
LEMON SYRUP-o0 boxes.
TOMATO CATCHUP-75b boxes.
PRESER V ES-25 boxes
JEIII,IES and JAMS-25 boxes
PEPPER SAUCE-l00 boxes.
SEVILLE oLIyEs-3o cases.
FRESH TOMATOES-2O boxes in w. cans.
PICKLES-Barres half kegs and boxes 300 packages.
CHOCOLATE-l00 cases Caracas, Vanilla p. Mills.
YEAST POWDERS-1oo bxs W. K. Lewis & Bros brand.
ENGLISH PICkLES-l00 dozen.
ENGLISH SAUCES-25 dozen.
GOSHEN BUTTER-2Okegs
ENGLISH DAIRY CIIEEsE-50 boxes.
MALT-6G0 bushels.
HOPS-20 bales
BROOMS-150 dozen, extra
TURS-l00 nests
SMOKING TOBACCO-5o boxes.
CLOyES-3 bales.
CASSI-300 mats.
NAILS-1O0 kegs. For sale by
]. H. CARTER & CO.,
jas S&Mtf Common and Tchoupitonlas streets.
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

Lloyd La II johnson, vicksburg Saml Higgins Baton
Rouge seco Mobile; Rey Mrs Rey and children Misses
vckers. Mrs Jourdon, MARSHALL Cd Nelson and svt Gal
J Williamson, Texas; B Wadde!l and ady, Caddo; 'e
Tryon, Mckay g D Frazier, Jefferson; Mrs Youch
child and sv La Ryan, lady and nephew, Thbodeaux
" Surtclle, D II Hurst, La.
ARCADE. r II GAMER, ST. Tammany, La; B F. Chapman
II CHAPMAN, La A Batchelor j |. Childers, La;
Wallace c; y Watkins Minden, La Belden. La; g "
Lawson, La; CoHdin Bcdi, Pierce La; WIN tIust
Tenn; Saml Davis La
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= EAPURIS, :
LIyEEPOOI-Shp Sunderland-207O bales cotton
HAVRE-Bar Eobert-51D6 bales cotton, $50 sacks wheat
295 bds hides, Dbl sugar, 2spars. H. ~
HAVRE-Sip Mary McNear-522 bales cotton s.42 sacks
wheat, no bags bones, leo bhIs -four, 1900 slaves.
BARCELoNA-Brig Cocita-356 bales cotton 14O0
BOSTON-Sip Margaret-iS7 bales cotton, 70 bales rags Il
hemp hds tobacco 700 bbs -four % whisky 1873
bbls molasses 30 II sacks casks 1924 hides 1860
NEW YORK VIA notwithstanding Cahawba-492
bales B hhs tobacco 60 cs searene @ SKIS A SKIS
wool, 10 pkgs mdse.
NEW YORk-Erig Amonoosack-a3 bales cotton, 30 bales
rope cuttings 50 hhds sugar. 65 bbs moasses bls wine
GALVESTON AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mexico
1856 bbls Hour 100 bags Coffee $50 boots and Shoes
PENSACOLASchr West Florda50 sacks corn bills pork,
10 bts -four.
PENSACOLA-schr Ella--Goo sacks corn, 80 bales hay
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sHERIFFs SALES.

FoUaTs Ds5s1es NssoS La
pY V Viz TlE1; of writ Of erI faeias
in the above entitled cause NJ Magny late Sheriff and
said late Sheriff transferred will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction the Rounda Of the City Exchange, St. Louis
street between Charres and Royal Streets on Feb
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with 1ynA
the buildings and Improvements thereon situate in the a
bourg Tree in the Second District of this city in the ELI
square bounded by Duaine St Claude ST Philip and Rampant
Streets and measuring 81 feet front on said Dnmaine street, by
"a feet in depth.
of onestory house, bcked between posts Single
roofed having four cabinet and rear gallery two
story frame Kitchen single rooted having six rooms one
story frame single rooted having two rooms els
works yard paved with bricks The house bears
Nos. HS and 2l2. 1t ~, ~. ~. 49,. 4
Seized in the above suit. rs
TERMS-Cash the spot. E-rr.i &,
JOSEPH HUFTY,
jas feb Is Is ~ Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
oUAuarEaE coun DE DISTRICT G1qUE1, IAM4soNxs 2
I'M VERTU dun writ de teri facias address
T. par Honorable Quatiems Cour de District de la Nou
sheriff par celu moi ranfere je procederai lie HARD
% de fevr 1856 midi dams la Rotonde de Ia Bourse de Cite
Louis celes de Chartres Royae Fadudcatior
| UNE CERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE situe au fau- -
boug IRENE dams lie Deuxeme District de cette Vile dams
Fet borne les du Maine, Claude SPhlippe ct M
Rempas esurant 81 peds face Ia du Mane
"a pieds de profondenr f ~ Ala .t7='
Ensemble les bassss ameoraions qu existen
de portion de erre CONSTANT maison hasse m
queee poeauN bardeauN ayant cambres
cabinet gaee dersre cuisine hue bols convert
bardeaux ayant charnbres cabane LAYER convert
bardeaux, ayant chabres wat=rworks cour b
Quetse ETC. o..
La rnaison porte lie Nos. 20s ct 30. % H. 5E5& =
| LIE tout saisi dams laffairc c-dessus.
CONDITIONS-Comp,an au moment de Rehabilitation.
| JOSEPH HUFTY,
jas fe5 Is Is Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'OTleans.
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CATTLE MARX EFT .

JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. Q.
Arrived to-day 1903 head Cattle and IS Sheep The supply
of Sheep Mich Cows and Veal Cattle unnportant but
heavy stock of Hogs and Beef Cattle remain sale.
PRICES:
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Mprtitular SWotitts.

an -. TREAsUREH's OFFICE,
New Orleans February 8, 1856
n9. Licenses.An persons ,tso do,ttmg buslncss
censes are taken before the 18th instant the necessary
stems will be taken to enforce the ordinances
feg 81 W. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
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Shipping AntelIige11te,
MoNDAy, February IL, 1856.
fJTApEn SATTIRnAv I

m = CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship CaEawba, BuIloch, for New York via Havana,
Steamship Mexico Lawless, for Galveston Naagords
Harris & Morgan
Shin Margaret, Merryman for Boston, Z Eenard
Ship Mary McNear McNesr, for HayTe, Whitney eco
Ship Sunderland, (rD Curry for Liverpool Whitney &co
Bark Robert, Sags, for Havre, Baxter, Lowell eco
''''e jenkins, Williams Geo
Brig Cochita, tsparishy Bertran, for Barcelona,
80 49, '5 o Castillo Hariape
schr West Florida for Pensacola John Hurley &co
Schr Ella, Berner, for Pensacola p':i Master
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES. A limited business was done
articles previous rates. On plantation Sugar
sold at re y ID. ~
FLOUR. The market dull and the sales were confined
800 bbls, including 100 Supeine at IS and ITO Ord
nary Extra at 80 l21s@S9 Is u Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn in moderate request with sales OF 3ooo
sacks including 200 Poor mixed ut 62a $50 White in two lots
CSC, HOO Yellow CSC, and 3S5 at 69c q buse OF
1900 Ohio sold the evee at 40c 900 nj 42
1900 Louis from store 47c 1000 at and 5O at sc Is
Bran disposed Of at 15c u 100 H.
PROVISIONS Pork dull with sales of about OO bbls
Mess lots SIG so q bbl Small lots of Bacon
Sides selling at 989c for Ribbed and lOsc ID Tor
Clear OF lard 100 kegs No. were sold at l07ac Is 10
lot of IS bales Western taken al SS2 y tom
COFFEE. The demand fair, with sales f200 bags
Rio including $50 llc 500 at liz and ll2sc 20 at 49
ll1Sc, 50 at l24c, and 70 skmmings at 10c p H.
WHISKY We noticed only small sales at 4694Sc q gal
Ion for Rectifed.
FREIG HTs. Cotton shipping to Liverpool at 1890
el6d to FIavre l1Sc, and to New York at 7sQ49l6c.
EXCHANGES. -. Very little doing We quote:
Sterling q
York Sixty day Bills fs ct dis
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r LIQUORS., LIQUORS.
~ 10qr casks CoGNAC-Nartguc and Bgourdau;
10 do do Raymond;
10 do do Rarteau;
do do United Vineyard Proprietors;
Is eighth casks BRANDY-sazerac;
80 do do New York Brandy;
IL bbls Jamaica and st. Croix RUM;
2half pipes Holland Gin;
80 bbs old Monongales WHISKY;
20 do do Bourbon WHISKY superior;
1s'qr casks SHERRY and Madeira WINE;
q do PORT WINE;
s do PURE JUICE;
Q do Norwood CORDIAL;
80 baskets Heidsck CHAMPAGNE;
$50 boxes Fine CLARET;
20 do ARRACK PUNCH;
80 do CLEAR PUNCH;
20 do Wormwood CORDIAL;
20 do Assorted do g..
For sale by ]. H. CARTER Il CO..
JAMS S&Mf corner Common and Tchouptoulas Streets
OTLS, OILS, OILS
" WINTER STRAINED LARD oIIr-10o bbls;
Do do WHALE OII-10o bbs;
Do do SPERM OII~-2o bbls;
TANNERS oII-5o bbs No. l;
LINsEED OII-25 bbs;
MACHINERY OII-2o bbls
NEATSFOOT 0II.-l0 bbls;
OLIYE200 baskets, quarts and pints;
For sale by j. II. CARTER CO.,
JAMS S&MH corner Common and Tchoupitoulas Streets
T1OAI-3oo TONS LARGE LUMP LEHIGH COAL, SUIT
J. Il. ASUBRIDGE & CO.,
fee EQ Common street.
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NEACKEREL, GOLDFISH, SALMON, etc.
1HA IN STORE-
20 barrels No. Large MACKEREL;
20 half do No. l do do
50 Or do No. do do
l4O kits No. l do do
81 barrels No l Shore do
$50 half do No. l do do
100 or do No. do do
400 kits No. do do
100 barrels No. 2 do do
$50 half do No. . do do
loo Or do No. 2 do do
400 kits No. 2 do do
800 barrels No. 3 do do
IS do No. HERRING,
10 hr do No l Baltimore ROE HERRING,
20 kegs Scotch "Icch6ne'' do D
400 boxes No. l and Sealed do
erces No. l SALMON
10 barrels No. l do
Is hf do No. l do
40 Or do No. do
100 kits do
Is drums Large GOLDFISH;
SO or do Medium do
1000 boxes do
20 half barrels Mess sHAD;
20 do HALIBUT FINS;
25 half barrels TONGUES and SOUNDS;
100 kits do do do
For sale by j. H. CARTER CO.,
jas S&Mf corner Common and Tchouptoulas streets.
WROUGHT SPIKES. -- so KEGS, DIFFERENT
Jas --> ~ ''' ALFRED KEAENEY 70 Magazine street.
p1CE-ABoUT 40 CASKS CAROLINA RICE JUST Ar
fc2 BARE1II & CO.. 81 Common street.
EL0UR-5oo BBLs suPERFINE. FOR SALE BY
l. fe7 S. H. KENNEDY CO, 20 Poydras street.
GUNNIEs,, BALES, FOR sALEBY
u fe7 5. II. KENNEDY & CO., % Poydras street.
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MEMORANDA.

.. +.. MEMORANDA. K
FSteanler Bayou Belle left Carolina Bluffs The h inst
reports river rising Shreveport with six feet the
Falls at Alexandria.
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CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA
.&4..g, III. New Orleans Feb. O. 1856.
s8- Dividend Noflce.-A semi-AnnHai Div
of five per cent ont of the profits Of this Bank this
day declared payable the cash Stockholders after
MONDAY, l1th February next. ,
fec Ct f. ROUSSEAU Cashier,
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I
The suspended debt Of the Banks being reduced We learn
that the Canal Bank received the present week from
Of firms which compelled yield 10 the pressure last
year. which reduces the suspended debt Of the Bank 5000
We also that Ajax another nstamen Of
twenty per from P.att Sons Estate whilst the State
| Bank has also been reducing its protested debt.
|
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ARRIVED.


55E+t 5''.'''9. ARRIVED. q e.
c.;, ,v =, poesre Tbomnson from Kingston ia the 9th
7nip w ~ "a ~ 30, ,er4th district
c; c; sail u dnvs from Boston to master--Point
;p ,nf.,- days from Eoston Ia rnaster-2d
"hip 'd 5i.ric 80 % A1'' - 49, 80
-, f,e, N dayy from Tnoason Ne to
sup fesper, t - * ,ra Mp ' I ~
Pail ~ gvsrd Eecis II; DAYS from New York to reevy
i't"h = h,r:aIINIet distr;nt n
, Tl.on stI;toro sy1nmes from Boston via Eassauf TO G
' " ii t,u Ecn-Point 4Tss5}, sG''7
Bark Morning Star Close 20 days from New York to master
LIST district 23
Bark Setson, Groe from Rio de Janeifo 24h December
10 master-lst district g. I'5 t48
Bark Hand, Marshman 70 days Boston, 40 De"eJ
"a district. a, W.T. p.
Brig Robertson Cro"ell ~ daJs 'Iotn oson " " De"'
p 1iararata fnap ueraro 70 DAYS from Malaga to mas
1'''e rsPo;nt ''f> -
~ ,1ocod 1gnor, Iacen days from Matanzas 10 rayter-
b's a ~ df,ri Mpa "a i"SsN '"'' -'o''
Schr Cecil Ianlenan II days Kingston in, master
ID district 10.
Schr Senator DAYTON from Wilmington, Me- master;
"a district il. 5,1r: 100 g.
schr Hardness sayles, days from MOBILE % master
FONT. q, ,.-.... "3
Schr hope d susan RON me Iofs5au qlsuie'
s sr iihaPS Sso lon" from sf Ranfo1eaWEasin
Soit Ea,est,y,o -'T pan1, frnn fIaysRas;n
Scr Rarida Whi,aker days from Mobile 10 ras,erBasn
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Reuielu Qf The Iflurkets.

MONDAY MORNING, FEB. II.
COTTON. Public attention pretty generally absorbed
the inauguration ceremonies Saturday. and as later Euro
pean hourly expected but few buyers appeared in the
Cotton market The sales, consequently, hardly reached $500
The Pcrsa's received at too late an hour
to produce any effect on the market. We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ..........51s96la Middling Fair 100 al0a
Ordinary. :7t112 Far loi4Gy-
Middlne S31G191a Good Fair
Good Middling. .9ls99976 Good and Fine. .-@-
TOBACCO. We did not hear Of a sale. ,,t
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Coton-baes. Tobacco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sent l, 1865 ..........4O,537 u,7l5
Received since. ;......1 ,o6S3l9 ~ 4ooaa
- yesterday o,AD a,,.,, wv 20,
i, 066739 .' - 4l04
1,lo7,276 1919
Exported to date, S66,90i 1859
Saturday ..,.... S,676 %
~s755so -l36.4
23I,6a6 2145
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IMPORTS.

1MfORIS.
KINGSTON-ship VIM N Rogers-Fruit to mastere 4
BOSTON-Ship Samaran-Assored merchandise -"
BOSTON-Bnrk ] G Hand-Assorted merchandise.
BOSTON-ship Euphrasia-T00 leo A W Bosworh Geo
THOMAsTON-Ship Eesper-ln ballast
NEW YORK-Bark Col I.edyard-Assorted merchandise.
BOSTON VIA NASSAU-Bark Thos Alibone-Assorted
merchandise.
NEW yORK-Bark Morning star-Assorted merchandise.
RIO De JANEIRo-Bark NJ stetson-a85o bags coffee to
Schroeder eco. ....E
MALAGA-Brig Representatives., fruits, ETC.
MATANzAS-Brg Aerced-In ballast
KINGsTON-Schr Cecil-Fruit to NJ Payro
WILMINGTON, C-Schr Senator-22o0 bbls naval stores
to order
AoB1LE-stsatner Florida-1so bales cotton ieddes-162
Geddes-Toal 3l2 bales cotton.
aa = a6 Wa xee 51 5se
ellocq dcol0O0 Shingles e. cofd6 wood and undries TO
order.
NoBII.E-schr " W Harkness-I.umbnr.
COAST-Schr Hope Susun50 bb and 200 hf btls moas-
ses TO order.
COAsT-schr Louana-G0 hhds sugar 50 bbls moasses
order
BONFOUCA-Schr I.iberty-35 600 bricks to order
BIIoXI-schr Celestina-5o0 bbs charcoal to orlor,
MoBIE-schr BasidelO0 bales cotton 800 bb turpenine
to sundry consignees.
Ba nANHa 20 % es co feet lumber
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TANCHIPAHoschr Basby shelby-0O bb shells order.
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SPR1NGFIEID-schr Democrat-35 cords wood TO order.
ANTE RIyER-schr Charlotte Ann2o corps wood order
TCHEFU A-Sctr Belle Rose-5O cords wood toorder
TICKFAW-Schr High Water-a5 cords wood to master
PASS MANCAC-Schr North star-50 cords wood to order
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