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Whenever he prove that 10000 acres of rich bottom
land think he wrote t were changed from sugar to cot
cotton cultivation of the United States shall be glad to sec tho
Liverpool brokers often wrong IN regard to
the future that their opinions upon such points are
Ing spnnes restrict their purchases to 70 coo
IS not proof that Their stocks are age Otherwise
the restriction cannot be any greater Nor is it WITH
consumption and estimated the stock of cotton in Great
b he no asHest let h convert s nine e
ports of goods into pounds of and add thereto the pounds
exported ,
SLOWING an incTease in 1886 Of 5Vo lbs Of yarn
s s e ss b Of cotton or an Of aToe 1000
bales per week of which, say ,o,o.,-
Corrected average delivery from Liverpool in
1855
Resulting consumption in 1856 33S06
Delivery to middle of October, 1856 .. 3l,3N
Decrease in spinners' in 40 weeks. 2,4o9
Deduct this from estimated stock l7tl Oct, 4095s6
Approximate correct stock, Oct l. 1856, ,aOs,3l2
Estimated weekly delivery to l7'h Oct, ,-,
Corrected delivery by the annual circn.
lars... ...-.'.'.'.'... .2"oJo
Error of assumed delivery ..........-.. 1,15D
Estimated stock on l7,h October. :269,6o
Approximately correct stock, 18th Oct. 1855 Sl797o
Resulting deficit of stock, 17th Oct, lS56..... 1858
But " A Cotton Merchant" made an excess Of
stock in 1856 Of 100000
His apparent in comparing stocks. 65S
But other view The increase in the exports Of goods
and yarns months of 1856 has been 1913 the
like in 1866, has been shown.
Our crop OF 1S5i-5 600 bales
And with it European stocks of American
(per Solerfohi's annual of 18th Oct) de-
creased. 3i3'e0
Apparently required for crop 1885, s. 100 600
Add 1919 per cent. for increased consump
ton blbUUD
Apparent required for 1856. .3776oG0
do not to gravey, that this much wanted for
Inc last crop for the present. high prices must reduce con
sumption But do sravely have proved that 3760
es needed quite we'll he has that $500 @ bales at
II cents per pound, or less, sufficient.
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ARRIVED.

fo 4sa SSp% ay 10 STs % %m hours
Steamship Atlantic, Smith from Brn1o, Santiago Galveston
o.. to Harris, Morgan, &cc-Ist district
s sn :ss5 5 ] IS: 'p" nos % to u no
Ship Meridian Simpson from IS days from Liverpool
Ship Spirit Of the Tine; Kitten from Rio de "neo Nov 7s
Ship Chaes. Rnarh from Rotterdam Oct Gth TO lynson
Ship Trenton Green, from London Oct sth P Whitney
hip Sebastian Cabbo Watts, Liverpool vim Queenstown, th
Ship Cotton phucr Faulkner from Lisbon, Oct 27tl, NJ
Bremen >nip LISTEN wcIhcr Eroses, from Brcmenhnver
Oct 10Th, 10 Noutl Il Jeanr1naui-ith dis.
Ship Monnineer, Wilson, from SaItandA Span to Baxter,
Ship s i Hh"Tlss Conway IS day" from New York to Chester
Ship Gertrude, chonnery from Liverpool, Oct ssh,
Bark rIl la"eltine Mctrcl1es, from Baltimore Hyn
Bremen bark New Orleans, Kohmnn, from Bremen Nov ISL
r,- I to mss' I,,- d, 4is
ntE Orlando titnFd days from Barbados tomastr-Pein
Sr te in trss tG Ny sn's n %r HG""
Schr Baker smith, Two days from Mobile. to mister
Sehr Fla ohrrSon 2ohours from Pensacola roo!cy, Nico
schr Black Squnl, Myers from Rloxi-Basln
Schr Star, Parker, from iil"Ni-Rasn.
se; sSbea E@"d" ' from r 'cai I;y" E5's'
SsGF | Ar,c,s T W@s from rom
Ss,r Martha Ann. Williamson tron rovineIon-Dasin.
Sehr Innr, E9Flish from I'osc&rouIa-,Iisin
S SshF F FsTSnp n, iyr tr%m u nsn
SS H !n%n, FF Il. e.: from ey 81 lou-Basn
Sshr M9y Flower keAeS. from An,ic K,ter-Dasin.
s sSRr 2 2s@xio T (s1'i%,ss 5?%a Nn"!s|enasn
Schr Duck, Ouia, from Ami,c Itivrr-Nasin.
Schr Enie Facmi from Mander iy--ln,,n
SChr .Nciope, Nattlie, from Bay 81 l4ouia-l{a<n
S SSIr p Dam niansh Smith tm AS HyerHostn
sS A AS5 hsR %h 5t"h o@ Alas tsn
ScEr lnsRSn@enge smith from TieEaH%-BGn
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Sltp OrItaus 3tEoney yt(arhtt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp stree

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street }
'''"1"' ''''"'"s ns' d.
The week commences very orsky iii The general city trade
WI, sYr' urn nrn,aa t,at, t ra,, i, ir,;a
e SUNNY of money which available at the closing rates of
Fast week There were some negotiations of IL and Is months
,e mortgage securities today at per cent and some and
months business paper at and per cent The offerings in
bunk were moderate The rates of interest on paner last wear
at is time vera mar cent far AL 1o1l for second and ol5
,,ar csnt FIR third. rote mr. fair
The stock market remains without ANY GENERAL movement
Par was offered for southern Bank today and refused 4 few
rcs Of Bank Of New Orleans were sold mt LOG for
fpnn Rant is held ut fine highest figures of tle season s lo
State Rank is also held at an nd saw l5 Ia others there
is M change II will soon be manifest that there will bo room
Cor increased banking capital and if modification of the gen
,ra bankinr law can obtain the assent Of the coming Iea
re II viii in trent measure remove tc mnpdi,pns under
yfc, III, associated cnnta of the cy Mt present laors
The cychag. market was nctiye to-day in Northern funds
Tie banks which held checks at * discount sold to some en-
tent There vera sales by two of the banks at Il discount
There were sales Of five DAVIS sight at X discount and heavy Of
teripgs of sixty DAYS in some quarters at 992% discount
mt ,b air 70 ia, NJ, IN nor ear, hmt a hoard Of no
, NJ . fa ,nd ha,in,.. th,, o. , ,,, t,.st ,,,irt
tarea today No variation in sterling and tho ,nur,rt y,rv
;, ,,,.,,t ,,, ,o,., r, c,t,.1,,r o,, ,,r,,, .,r.
oot : ,-Il t,,, Ma r r as ,,r ,ronIor sonn ,r,r.s
,,,r, ,,,yod a. ( .a,, w, ,,o,, H.. ov,,,iu,.
sNty days sight on london clenr bills prem
s%y Gass on I;onnoh oS aui"s
SiXty days sight on other points S Y33S ;Gl5 S
Sixty days New York. bankers bills. 624 dis
n r uSS on ,SeW NJ A. S9neFei w.
Ten DAYS sight on New York 'iE4l1 dis
Three and i've days sight, 9GIh dis
h 'e HSs T5 l' 49,, ,,.. = 4S
" 20" "
Inc steamer A'he from bra2oS ST. lago Today, only
Drought me si sum oi oil oo Ill specie rms VIII DC taken
Tor 10 havana OF ior Shipment 10 New York me
hr,r. viii ta,o al t,t trrs mo-, hoy ,,,r , ,
n, for te last s,tv ays from d 4 nor cer p,no han tho
stario1 ro+ # thrmt
Wa have nothing of mnortopce o,, from, Nav York bn
t,o f,,,o,oi,1 5, p ,, c,I l,,, ,ots+ Io,., saws,
Tho rn,n ,ort onono1 th watt win xvn,,onx or in
creased esr I'm, IA II nrorress.d Tho demand became more
ncve prncinol an account of a yr ,arre business, in
stocks and The leoy fure anuocc Yesterday Inns Mad the
effect of uuetnr IT Mt e close This morning a hanks are
mt lcndnr an nn am, onn i in ro,h.r ctire ra,,n h,
thc stroDo honsc. s,n,1, ;tI 1inir,, AZ nsy
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered, that the 18th March, 1856 before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the NtOesnd
personally appeared Charles Briggs President H. r. Jan
Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law. do de-
that the above and true,
transcript from the books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
II. +. JANNIER. Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed me this day of Marchn
1856. G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved to Six In
tere the scrip certificates of 1855 payable and after
second Monday OF May and have declared diy
dend of Twenty-Five the net earned of
the past for which certificates will be issued and after
the irsl day Of June they have reserved the balance
OF the profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856 to
pending but Hn'ljused claims against the Company.
The Company continue the of the
and rivers and loss damage by the
premium.
Office, in iron building Of Camp and Natchez Streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A., CARRIEkE, Vice President.
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ndsrssn Rsiisl6 lhs . W; mOsssss
oE@ e SosY sh' g. S's
q hb m2esss or'Sn t j4t hss s. hf tnls
S Ss so;on is h ss"r S' Isl DIS o Sc '' So IBIS
yICKsEURG-seamer Prinscss-4ei bales cotton to Buck
cs1G Tear ss nsfoon :S g Ws S
rsaef , t. Msnsys DO Z
FsS4s
H s &SG n4 tS TO- Bess o MSKe,Sy dc
W hoSneIi-s c"diy brSwn TSoi5 hiYsEsSa Sco4o
y$es S.SS% @sn sS %' ~
a GsS5 TO Tq sssSs ss %S ;% a
Ar Misnherser,t Georse Sme&eS sco--ls Mcdowell Mills
Cos Lewis YES urise S Ss" SS" Seon Ss ty
E Ws STrsSn ne eoon seed @ ne5
ordeT-roa, 1913 bales cotton.
:o sd Way0H c Bs Ss Fs'T
6 NIX F a1v fGa D S9ope I, S'S L@y1 s %
Ss:ei SsS K:sy s s;Ss %HmsSS
W 1S. vdS G.mm eco, do to EoSe ~, Asn do
2hids Robertson Neougall-Sl do & Eonn:
i2 ss% do do JGF SSo
Soon SEQ d" NS%~ . sso5 Rhas s ss
sn5" rsowei SSqLl ms 9Iaeee M EacIa9a Soo
!on I9 osst Cooper &eo-OO hhds tSCncco ri bbls
SSF s o @ p s1ss fS" Hs M G"s t
Ward Saunders !I"ntdj key, lard hatT bills tnlri,
Odsr-ioiaI IS hhJs toyasso
MnBI IE1-Stsamer caornal5o bnes cotton to Tneon,
co-Tota, 90 bales cotton N'7 '''
& Naslyi1 hid tobacco
s Fsow so Nosrs % ''sNt5' FIRTH Il SSoI
Scow do EG%sSa vS &cSm23 do WIs EaSns &c' %
TsIis-3s bS!s ti1nr Wiis awli@! xsos"nrss Swv!!
snn Hi % W cor =, t S0 cW S2 on@ 70 Fy9w f
10
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c a I 7 L E NJ E. r Z EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY. December Is
Arrived to-day 30 Cattle 400 Sheep aud 30 Cows arc
again scarce with ample supply Of other stock. lot of
ira heavy ceves averaging about 1l lbs sold lac
d ID net. The market is easy quotations.
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Nebittu Of tBe N(arkets.

TUESDAY MORNING, Dec. l6, 1856.
COTTON, fair demand yesterday, and some
bales changed hands about the range Of hast quota
tions, which repeat
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior $685. Middlng. ....n. .24l2
Ordinary loISl9!9 Good Mddng 235
Good Ordinary. .l0&0la Mddng Fair. l24att 1914
Low Mdding .ls8Wll$5 Fair. l5N-
TOBACCO. We heard of 351 hds sold private terms,
said TO be at prices fully up our last figures.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Coon-bales. Tobacco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1S56...... 1872 9,3i9
Received since ........... 675.s9S 3,ll5
:. yesterday ...... 1880 Gs7,25S $50 3,795
G9i,GW l3l+
Exported since. 3b2,0S1 5,3i6
Yesterday. 1S,lGS 900
- 3SO.255 5345
-
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Shipping gnttIligeute.


Ship Mary Hammond ColSon for Boston, W ynSon AGO
Ship Owt%o Stevens for llavrc, & G lioghrs Eco
Ship Normandy Tyler, for Liverpool Baxter, Lowell tro
Ship Stephen I.avrabce' Gray, Palm Boeuf, France,
Baxter. Lowell Sco
Ship Enoch Tram, Rich, for Trieste j P Whitney eco
Bremen bark Jublenunl, WencIe, for Rotterdam.
Baxter Lowell eco
Schr Transit, Chnppel, for MNtnnzas, Deyi,ser Ncn
Schr Anoa, Whitaker, for Mobile, W Newton Acc
Schr Trnit Ihprn for Mobile c W Newton Gee
Schr Diamond, fAanmoNs for Pensacola, John Hurley Acc
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
D920iTTq2KFI r I1;1Io3oELAND's oELEpNArED GER
D MAN BlTTERS, prepared by
W stsfgly cure Iiysr cSpa' Dyspss j"undiee
diseases arising trom dsordered Liver Stomach.
Such
tio" t.? 1nw ~,3!T' les,
" Fnlness or Blood to the
. Head, Aciliy Of the Stomach
F4S l!S %t in R s ston 6D1 S? Sour
rErneations Sinking or Flutterng a the Pit
and sm swF P"i the ss4
WsSs D wHs S R p
ness GS Hf the SSn and M; Eyss rsS H. Slit Bse
N' Heat n S ing S' n s"G F1ssn F Gsn of
and gTsat Depression
preparation does With feeling Of the mos, co"idenc .l IN
its virtues and adaptation to the discusses for which
l. i no new and ntre4 erticle but that has stood the
repn""n and sale is nrvaed by similar preparations ex
a n welt Tx Sw !Sy III its y S XSH BY the o"sn
soy c"etu prTs Of the Al p%ns Of p the
RoS " H % 'H S' ss1s to S%y
Fs Prsn IeE aT,TIyE e s~' sseb ri 9; obtained
adelphia, Pa. ''0' N''N'' '''S'' MI
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA
The German Biers superior to all preparations now in use
Dear S feel bound express my eracao TO- TO- You ,' for
ties Of your German lerS have found them to he nl Won
recommend them to be- and cheertuy recommend them to e
puhic safe and remedy for diseases they ara in
tended for and superior 10 all other preparations now in use
Very respectfully yours II. OlPENHEIMER.
TIE BlTTERS ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE
JACKSON, La, August 20, 1854.
Dear Sr-l have used German BiitrS fd them
al they NE represented TO be- and cheernly recommend them
to the public as excellent medicine.
Respectfully, yours, W. +. FAULKNER
l.. MAYER says:
HARRsoSRuRG, In, May %, 1853.
Your Herman Btt0s is very valuable medicine have
disposed Of all received from you and wish supply i'm
neduely
DR.. RAYBOLD QUAIL says:
TRINITY La, June 80, 1853.
have for the last year used the ier prepared by
you i'll my practice extensively 1t will shortly lie the only
medicine OF the kind that be readily sold here aud he.
ievt that in less than year there will more sold in this
vicinity ihhn iii any other part of the country
Dr.. RADE says
FRASKLIS, In., June "A, 1852.
Your German Bers have become very popular here
wish fresh supply immediately
Z. A. ADAMS II 60. say:
RIcHMoSn, La, June ?. 1883
Your Bers give universal satisfaction all who nave used
them.
ion should bear in mind that these Bttes entirely vege
tahc, thereby possessing advantages Of the
tiNus recommended for similar Diseases
sold by Druggists and StnrektcpprS and village
intAc United States and Canalns And by
j. WRIGHT ( Co,
lSdNtEA New
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A CERTIFICATE 3SFOM DELAWARE

A CERTIFICATE FROM DELAWARE
~ HHrE:A i'enw"te March % S5i-Measrs. B. \. Fab
well As to the public, inform you effects
%DHr tFhitnhe lrrmiiugc had my children
Joan D. Perkins, After examination he pronounced The
nIrs arise from and prescribed Fnhustorko
'nngr After the child had taken few 'oSr> he discharged,
nj the first operation FlF IN-rllREE OF THE LARGEST
evening HI discharged between and half gallon Of
li,rGe
Ii has had good effect with my other children. You may
EEENEZER LII RITZ
Sold Wholesale and by the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States III dtWm
1 EE,le'S CHERRY PECTORAL FOR THE
1 y rapid rjlrt NJ
COUGHS COLDS, rIOARsENESS, BRONCT1TIS GROUP,
WHpDPING COUGH, ASTHMA AND
tDNSEMPTINN
THIS remedy has itself such iOnrirty cures nr
EVERY variety Of Pulmonary disease that is entirely
/, the evidences Of
mifs where it hats been employed. wide the field
usefulness, and the Of cures.
every Hrcliun Of the country Hb"un, pei publicly known,
east "t the lung hE il, WArn rrd its superiority
every rne Of Kind jppirrut r,rrpr
"cFNHI and where is writes known the pebble
In hesitate what atiutr rVly Tor Ike and
ilfoIj, affections o. the pulmonary wicl, Incl
LIt climate And only in formula upon
t lHn@ (h, fer tie niIr varieties OF Colds Coughs, iioRrs
~ rr amt for M lreIl it is tn" lsntest amt ltr, neIt-
cine lEHt he Obtained.
it I, lou, in constant throughout this e,con
et not do than H.>rv tie nlr lis Unury is kept
tn" best that it La, !"il aud lt .-rnHhc
article nptrrd by Or. J. G, AVER lowell, Mass, md
sold hv"|"rt rtaprltni r?5@. in the Uuitrd States.
80 Similarly j. WRIGHT CO., Wholesale Agents.
/ WRIGHT "a CO.'S GATALpGUE OF GENUINE
y and upnHr Family MtiiciNrs which tn+y oder supply
Druggists nli rr ropreor's lowest Wholesale prices.
tsetl"ra n"nr Special Agency, No. l5l amp Il CAartrcs
StretL, New tlrInnl>, la,
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MUSIC, TEACHINGS.


81 "i ~ EA ss ~ Il, r3d 'S i' r ~" 1t
a. ~ her Residence, No, q Constance street. HIrra-
nv LEcTUj;Es Il" q Go,.rce s'rtc week, fo1y
,hy,Ys, r,1NSSrhUGT4oH ~ VOCAL 57uAic.L;
X3 his ris win give Ills ,eeoIup s,:'
Ladies o. tienrvl.en. Ills ability is wei! known to
'' p; rers left With P wERlErN No Camp street.
vii gse- I'LL --4I5 slSl.
yATIStit's CANADIAN NE.Nf7E!'tt:ti.- -
yond the shadow OF donh' Ny the c%crionce ant testimony g"
T., mo, Sn Mc P4{iiI, n ac l1 a 1 r, w1 ,o
Thousands Of cilreu die annually from thoa" Diseases when
Vnr"s az the rcaraton whic,, have been ryrIelei rs
ol @ r,rc ""I'S Ihe end "wcVef T"s At 9Th i uin,
ami remedy which has failed destroy Worms,
t., notv Of The most iudi-
vi wTNFh sr G Sl re ITHSi WARRANTED
PURELY yEHErAhhE
any %"l"@ ot he s}n'r;o,s With ';cav
NJ .' Of ir"ctl color and sIipsrd viii, o,o Gl. lbs
ey hrnvy and 'l 'g breath ttjd ,e nnpcl ljp >~oei,
riE Et.t ni Is iIie to- Startins ai4 r"g u" %cr Va, @
tie %xc~s'ingy Trcg.r sorri,ss yor,ons others
feg r ~ a4 r. in some sfers 4t , we'd: m j.
W 4S$S 2 NHX SS IN ' Is W Ia
'',,'''D NETIGAL Evidence;
S WiE x Nf ?" vE EI r. "% h + :
remedy for tie expulsion Of W"r2S !s es'isi
c4Lal. u. O'hEILlN,
Lcennte Of the L. =. Of Surgeon, in iceland, exc.
i G. W. DICKINSON,
Member of the X. C. of Surgeons in Io.,or4 etc.
FROM TIE REV. j. FLANAGAN, OF BANhR0oK, C. W.
j. WINI|itSir have made the trial Of your Canadian
yeInfaGe and with the most happy results. my f:l-
y every which has my knowledge.
pon Of Worms has followed the administering Yer
nliluge, and here prefers it Otr
ccrtin and children take readily, which is 5reI;
! point gained in giving medicine to children.
! July It, lS45. JOHN FLANAGAN.
| rF- Physicians generally NlNf.f'S CANADA n
NEEMlFttiE. This II simple
and always he in':iotr wiki aud
tiir result and will Tu.t
| restore the patient IN health.
thousand certificates have Agents
planters merchants and physicians, bearing testimony
tlcfcy of this ntHllibt remedy. Warranted
| Prepared only by JOHN WfNER, Manufacturing Chemist
nd Wholesale Druggist Hamilton, Canada West.
Re- Sold wholesale and retail manufacturers prices by
j. WRIGHT It Co, NewOrtalis,
fe23ly ISL and q Chares street. New Orlcats la.
FOUNDRY COAI4--490 TONS I.ARGE LUMP LIE
high Coal, board ship Quebec for sale arrive by
j. IL. ASIBRI DGE & Co,
u29 No. 40 Common street.
NIAILS775o kegs Nails and Spikes, all sizes, also Finish
ALFRED KEARNY,
ulQ Il Magazine street.
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DUTTt 50cHshs bbls in bulk and haler for sale by
/ ALFRED KEARNY
nQ - Magazine street.
FFlNC-i& FrcGc HGu American in ~ 80 0U and 100
Il Is k.5>, az sac b. ALFRED KEARNY,
Mo - MtssziE3 street.
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IL MY-EEAT-t75 bllrs prime Eastern Hay, landing cs
l. ship Charles Davenport. Tor sale By
III JONES' MACAlNpER y CO, o. GT4vjer st.
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nj ATIS77N kegs Nails and Spikes all sizes also Finish
~ ing Nails and BrGds, for sale by
ALFRED KFARNY,
LILO T. Magazine street.
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n-+ezz, MRS. CAN1PB5GLa., TEA CHER OF MI
SIC gives lessons the PIANO AND ,'i II Nk, ut
u her Residence, M. q Constance ~ rrIS
81 month, twelve lessons, invariably III niTNu"t
h5r LECTURES at = Constance street week, iu ly
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H. P. JANvIER, Secretary.

HOME NlU,TUA.4 INSURANCE COMPANY
I'll OF NEW nKLEANS.-lhe following statement Of the
affairs Of this company published in conformity with the
qurunrnts of their CHARTER viz:
Amount OF premiums received for the yenr ending
3lnt December 1855. .s5i8 DPS 20
Amount risks 3lst Dec, 1851 % i %
Total of premiums for year ending 31st De
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ruuGllS COLDS, tOARsENESS, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
WHppPlNG Cough, ASTHMA AND
CONSUMPTION,

! WRIGHT - CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y and pDplHr Family Medicines which u4y oder supply
Druggists AMI Dealers 1T OpeOr's lowest w!ul .e prices.
General lrnt Special Agency, No. Isl amp Il CA4rtrcs
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nj year, TOT tnfee years past
-55ts. d nd ( }t57 ppnnIrrTInw nk, sIrcApA,

Total. 1910 1874 900 1887 900
The crop of Cuba, for 1866 was 100000 boxes,
and calculating five boxes to the ton, $50 900 tons
For 1856, it's estimated that it will exceed the last
by ten per cent It may exceed it, but it is doubtful
It is the generally received opinion that the crop Of
1856, in Louisiana will be greatly deficient from 1866.
make any estimate Of what the result in Cuba will
be- would be futile at this moment But from all the
facts before us, there is not shadow of doubt but
that consumers will have to pay prices next sea
son; and the Market instead Of opening at 10 cents
for prime sugar. will approach nearer l2 cents, and
low grades within the range of ten cents. 1t only re-
qures advance Of 33 per cent over present prices
for choice to reach l2 cents and with crop only
10000 to 10000 hogsheads, those more deeply
versed in the article than ourselves can inform con
sumers of the prospect for the future.
1t was rather warm yesterday on the leyee, yet
there was no interruption to business, (Which was
active for the season) until heavy shower of rain
came up between four and five o'clock, P. NJ. The
stock Of cotton is being rapidly reduced some of
the warehouses are already vacated of their
contents, and by the 10th proximo there will be but
little left. With good weather prevailing for the
next four weeks, the growing crop will be drawing
the attention of the commercial world.
The advices by the America Of the 7th inst. had
no effect on Our market. Some sales Of cotton in
t,ansitu have been made in New York at a profit of
three to four dollars per bale based on the Niagaras
accounts Of the 24th. Wecan only add we trust all
shippers from our market may come out as well.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

SUMNER A PLAGIARlsT.--Northem journals of Mr..
summers peculiar stripe of politics, have been quite
lavish IN their prise of that speech They have pro-
nounced it Demosthenic ETC., and the Buffalo Republic
takes occasion to show that in this respect thew are
not far out of the way. quotes from Demosthenes
great Grafton on the crown.
at cannot be that you have acted wrong in en-.
counterng danger bayely for the liberty ana safety
Of all Greece. No! by the generous souls who were
exposed at Marathon! By those who stood arrayed
at Patea! By those who encountered the Persian
feet at Salamis, who fought at Artemisun Ry
all those illustrons sons Of Athens whose remains lie
deposited in the public monuments! = What
belongs to gallent men they all performed-their
success was suchSas Providence dispenses to eachn
me following is from Senator Summers speech:
IS But it cannot be that she acts wrong for herself
and children when in this she thus encounters
reproach, No! by the generous souls who were ex
posed at Lexington-by those who stood arraved al
bunker Hil-by the many from her bosom who, on all
the fields Of the first great struggle lent their vigo
r9us arms to the great cause of a-by the children
she mas borne. whose names alone are national tro
phtes Massachusetts, vowed rreyocably to this
work What belongs to the faithful servant She will
DO IN al things and Providence shall determine the
iresalt" '-N'i' 'Al>