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SUGAR AND MOLAssES.. Sugar was steady with sales
of 500 hhds at Fair to Fully Fair OF Moasses
1860 to 1900 s sold at 335ac = gallon for Good to
Choice lots.
FLOUR The market very quiet and VIC noticed only
the sale of 100 bbs supee mostly Tennessee for export at
81 80 p bbl
GRAIN Corn fair request with sales of 5000 sacks Of
which 465 Mixed &c., White, in several lots at 60; and
some selected Yellow Csc q buhe of Wheat 113 sacks
Red we're sold 81 60 p Of any moment was
douc in Oats Holders asking 48c q buslel for st. Louis
PROVISIONS The stock Of Pork was very light. The
gales included 800 bbs Unexpected Mess at S6 and about 1900
bbs were said to have sold Friday at that price
tons in Bacon were confined to small lots at previous rates. OF
Dry Sailed Meats ID sold by party in bnk at
Ike for Shoulders SIC p for Hams Nothing Of any
moment doing in Lard.
RICE We noticed sales of $50 ticrces at BIC q ID.
COFFEE The demand good, with GALES OF 1900 bags
Rio including 638 at 1896 $50 lc 200 at 1ac, and ITO
at ll5lc y h.. -.
WHISKY. Declined and the sales included 255 bbs Recti-
fed said to 40c less and 81 bb Raw at 45c . gallon
on the levee D.
FREIGHTs. IA ship taken for Rotterdam at l2ac for
cotton, and one for Boston at sc. ..-
EXCHANGES. Demand fair and supply light We quote
Sterling. dOo4sd199e2 any YEA
Francs.
New York bllS .lI4CJ1I3
Sight checks New York
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IMPORTS,

bssaosis II Ass
fu9 Prem cS@toTis
5000 Gahamsooo H Phsps27oo Gsrca72 Ss PTiSe
su %s Grant Lewis SsSs9o TO order
Blanchin Caudet-5oO N Curien-Total s9s,253
HAvANA-Brg Sabina-In ballast.
MATANZAs-Brg New World-25f hhds sugar, lis bxs do
] Morrson-lot fruit to master.
GALVESTON AND 4S6 sT sos Nc
e. s Bssy eo EI5ey 1:F
s1s oy TX
Iasr ennhSe ee Sc0h Garter
Fd Men acy seo Watt Noble
dries to order-Total 243 bales cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES United sates50O bbls tar and sun
dries TO order
IAvACA-schr Burusl,- bales cotton z Dunbar &eo-l5
Bradley Wilson &eS gsy aR Hsy Hsv
kins-l46 hides B l. ann-Total GO bales cotton.
AM1rE-scr osceo2o hhds sugar 10 hf bbls moasses %
cords wood order. .
CoyINGToN-schr Polar Starry 900 feet lumber 400 bbls
sand to order.
TICKFAw-schr Tigress-so cords wood to order.
ANTE RIvER--Schr IEcair-o cords wood to order.
PEARLINGTON-schr Isabella-3s1 900 feet lumber W
Care &co. -t,r.
MADISONVIILE-Sch Diana-8 600 feet lumber to order
BILOXI-schr Mary Margaret-3o cords wood to master
ANTE RIvERschr Morning star-25 cords wood 10 order
| Pearl. RIvER-schr Experment-4oooo feet lumber J
Fenton
RONFOUCA-Schr Frutere-5UO bbls sand to order.
BAY ST LOUIS-schr Louiss-3oo coo feet lumber Moore
Reid.
ANTE R1vEE-schr Mayaower-ss cords wood W Kill
patrick.
BAY ST LOUIs-schr oregon-26 cords wood to order
ANTE RIvER-schr Duck-shingles and wood to order.
BLIND RIVER-schr Florida-S0 cords wood to master
ANTE RIVER-Schr Amandus-30 cords wood to order
BAY ST IoUIsschr Christopher Columbus-32 cords WOO
BONFOUCA-Schr Mary sosthine30 cords wood to maste
| BIIOXI-schr Mary Culan-25 cords wood TO order,
| HORN ISLAND-schr syphide-50o bbls sand to order
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lep nndse Andrews ssrau-Iot hides and peltries to

Bro hales dse Andrews sierauIo hides and pere0 to
MOBR-stean8cr Cuha2p4 bales cotton . Fuller kcol4
sand Rogers, Mcclure co2 os rdsa May Yanhook hco-
Totai III baies ' eotton empty
s1d S9 sds es
telgen, Stevenson &eos7 Iaforest Vaudeville
icy Do sssr mdss pef dSs . rolls
Toa 81 'i bSs osses s1i Bales eoon muse o'
rs2 y TIP 0ss9.ss s@e Esn phsSh hhs
i i SGs ,y.s f &c
bb do % hh5s do 1cgeos Dnrze &eo~l * FFoss
d IS II "a d. '''s 'n'
seHsIa % IS sSes esaey ,. fss M s,s
Sss ;snsass Sc ea
splss Benton &sol99 Pcs baggns Brady Goran go
~ ses 's5 s1 81
sMITHAND-s Diamond22s7 SKIS Hewitt, Nor.
fsSae s.sa %snaPd &se EsEsF
Tsc5s % Gvens Mo do Sss 4. DO neat
Ssts a23ys
s as a 70 g 5r oo GEs so do
| bbs do Thompson &co-sundries to ordef zg.l
ass sJ Do . sse ss s s es
bacon Hewitt Norton &eeSlsas sacks I6 d. wheat i do
ger, sat ss asss sSs5
Dacco feIhah co ox rddse Powell HopkiRso dds Hour
Moore Vancnlin-l5 pkgs sundTies Campbell Strongi3
sacks corn snort &co115 hides Rofeson, bennett &co
do bd skins Goodrich &eo-62 head cattle to order.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New ilatona-45 bales cotton Laha
tut-2l Leblanc son-5 Brady German &co-I0 do do
Plauche hco?l hds sugar % b5s moiasses Augsn Thi
bauq do Is hids sugar Bellocq co- 10 bbIs noas
SEES Plaache co-22 hhd sugar Menard Vignaud47 bbs
moasses Brady German &co0 hf do hhd sugar Shaw
KerRions2 10 f Kelly &col2 hhds su-
gar Thomas Elder &co20 do Y de Egana-1o do Gour
dainl7 Warnekin KirchhoG-l0 do Sabatie-lO
Troscair Il Haydel-26 bbls nolases Laneaux Reine-S
hhds sugar Degeos Durive Aco2 do 81 b moasses
ligny orderTotal o. bales
| hhds sugar 5S8 bbls molasses 60 hf do.
| RECEIPTS SATURDAY. ~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. P Leahers-Total 1859 bales cotton
and sundries
WHITE RIvER-Steamer Jula-Tota 7s3 bales cotton and
sundries to various consignees
BAYOU SARA-Stamer Laurel H-Total 179 bales cotton
I'll bbs sugar. 548 bbls 100 hf do moasses,
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M Wrght-Total 20l6 bale
cotton.
| CAROLINA BLUFFs-stea1ner Rose-Total 1852 bale
| cotton.
| RAILROADS..
| NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERf
RAILROAD-46 bales cotton Anderson g. Mecalf-l9 Eu
bank co60 Payne Harrsonl2 600 feet lumber Mr. Wells
JFncker-2 bbIs tar Duval-l lumber u fur
vis-1 do A Wang-Total l25 bales cotton.
FLATBOATS.
INDIANA-Cragg Meers ~ Boats-s20 bbls potatoes an
apples on board
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CAMDEN-Steamer Judah Touro-32S bales cotton Lloyd
Friersou-276 Fresen Stevenson &coS9 Davis jenkins &oo
Donegan &coss Cleveland Brothers &co-s6 Carter so-
~ Ico~64 FelIowes Nco-5s Buchannon Carroll &coS
Hcehee &co42 Ferson, Conway &co40 Purvis GLADDEN.
so McKeroy Bradford-S2 Campbell Il strong-1l J Nc
Mahon-26 Bayoe &co-2l D Fuller &co-I Wright nHyen
lace keoS eIe Goodrich SEQ pnnba5 &cG$ PoEs
ner Eco-A q Rogers &co9 Hemingway Freilander &ce
is Oakley HaWkns-3 bales petries box fuss Hanse
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T1 NORTH CULIIONI, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW WILL
IL. attend to all professional business in ST. Landry and
Avoyees that may be entrusted his care Office at oPE
LOUSAS, La.
Reerences-Chas NJ Waterman hardware merchant C. n.
Olivier Esq ThoB. D. Miller commission merchant Chas. b.
Singleton attorney ataw Nixon Adams Co. Crescent Office
New Orleans mo
rTARCTT-8O0 BOXES PEARL STARCH. FOR SALE
. by JOSEPH Lands & CO., 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
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DTRECT IMPORTATION OF DRY GOODS
1 " IA Chart St-ent

DTRECT IMPORTATION OF DRY GOODS.
~ GIQUEI Il JAMESON, Is Chartres Street.
assorted stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, for
spring trade which have aud constantly
receiving from Europe and the North Our stock consists in
part of
Striped plain and plaid Silks and Foulards;
Flounced, printed and plain Bareges and Grenadines;
Plain and founccd Oriental Dresses;
Printed and plain Challis and Baregcs;
Flounced and printed Organdy Dresses
Printed and plain organdy and Jaconet Muslins;
Printed BrlliRntnes and Cambrics;
Embroidered Swiss and Jaconet Robes and Skirts;
Plaid and plain Ginghams and Batiste
Printed Linen Canlbfcs and Lawns;
India Muls and Nansook plaid, striped and plain
Swiss, Jaconct and Cambria Musins;
Embroidered Swiss and Jaconet Bands,
Falenciennes Laces and 1uscrtings;
Fans of every description;
Embroidered and Lace Collars and Sets;
Lace and Imitation shawls and Mantias
Embroidered Muslns and Silk Mantlns;
Jaconet Swiss and Null Flouncings Edgngs and Insert
ings
Real and Imitation Lace Wells;
Irish and French Shifting Linens; -
French and Scotch sheeng Linens, all widths;
Napkins, Towels. and Twiings;
Platius, Briannias and Linen Lawns;
Harseilles and French Counterpanes;
White and colored Curtains, Musns and Danasks;
Pure French and English lis Linen .ra,1 hfiIlings
White French and English Marseiles
Bobbinet aud Linen Mosquito Netting
English Cotton Hosiery made to order;
French and German Thread and Cotton Hosiery;
Also full assortment Of DoMEsTIC GOODS such
Blcached and Brown Cottons
Plaids, Stripes DENNIS and Cotonades;
Checks, Calicoes, Gnghams and Furnures;
Cotton Sheeings and pillowCase Cottons
Twilled and plain Osnaburgs, Colored and white;
Kerseys, Jeans and Iinseys white and colored
Buttons Thread. Cotton, etc etc.
All of which will offer at the lowest market prices and
| liberal terms. GIQUEL & JAMESON,
fe1S 20 q % Is Is Charities street.
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CORN AND GRIN MARKETS.

CUE&N
L1vERpooI, Jan. 25 1856.
The arrivals for week moderately large The exports
average Since last the feeling has uctuaed
in intensity but with little effect upon prices which are pretty
steady the fall previously reported wheat being evidently
wanted mers there is utter absence of Specua-
tive business and prices entirely supported by ss for
declined 9Ss 8s 3D. but has since recovered Is with ar
demand. Oats and Oatmeal in good supply, but are
neglected. prices would be accepted if buyers ap-
peared.
made Tuesdays prices which ID lower the week
Sack Flour dull barrels held for full prices Oats
Oatmeal neglected. decline Of I'd Sd per bushe
and Is Is per load Indian Corn sold in moderate guam
tity Mt 3Ss Cd to 39s for Mixed ending weak.
The demand for Taow during the week has been ng In
the extreme and the value altogether nominal In the London
market there been much rreguary in prices buyers and
sellers acting proportion the preponderance of feeling
of peace with Russia otherwise Lard continues
neglected and would be accepted by holders not
wtstandng very limited supplies In Palm Oil scarcely any
DONE and have quote 5 per ton as th
! nearest value on the spot.
| Your obedient servants, -
PATTERSON BROTHERS co.
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Actual increase for the week s3l752s
There coin forwarded to Mobile AS New Or
fountain from which the Banks Mobile repensh
sending sterling exchange here for SALE with funds arising from
investing local. well buying in New York exchange on
this place. tend keep balance in favor Of that little
monster, the bank of Mobile through its agency.
There were larger offerings in the Banks to-day, indicating
that prevents considerable produce from coming
forward fortunately the Banks in condition grant all
reasonable calls On the street the usual supply to be had at
the of for long dated paper though there has been
during placed 49, then again has been placed
below9
discern nothing change views regarding the future
in our money that will be marked with and low
rates we firmly impressed from the growing
Northern market The distribution Of the Texan Indemnity
will tend strengthen financial affairs the eaboad and the
prices for beadstus ought to
abundance in the West.
The Exchange market continues present the unusual
pect OF dizziness in Northern sight funds and brisk de-
and with scarcity Of sixty days produce bills Good private
sold drawn freely their credits during
the week ~ per cent discount for sixty days sight
and 70 DAVIS date the bills being taken Western
produce bills taken to-day New York and Boston,
sixty days at "a per discount and of lower
grade ~ The banks selling over the counter at
Large sums from fifty thousand to enc hundred thousand
dollars sight could have been obtained at u and Is dis
The transactions Foreign Bills for clear sterling IL to
s and bank drafts at 81 In bills OF lading there were
negotiations going 6 TX The market received check
by from New York that the market was dull there at
l09 better demand prevaed-20o0o were placed
5s Frstclass bills Paris direct cannot be had under
526A for remittance The general range is for fair to
| prime bills 5221s, $50 52614 and SIS.
will be observed by the Bank statement that the Exchange
balances with the Banks decreased during the week
| SG0e0O0.
There were some sales of Stock to-day few shares of
Union Bank T., and wenyseyen shares Bank of Lou
sana at l50 sale of Home Insurance Company Scrip al
52 Theefourths Of the Stock to the Union Bank ha
The will be paid up before the expiration
| The sixty DAYS,
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BarNotfce-The bark Morning Star, Captain
Close, from New York, is dchgrgi cargo Post %
First District Consigiees will please attend to The receipt Of
their goods the Leyee otherwise they will be their
expense and risk.
feIB GEO. W. IIYNS0N & CO., 81 Camp street
Rg- The consignees of the following goods,
per bark Morning Star from New York, will please call
undersigned and the bond viz 20 marked
Beardsley, St. Louis; 66 marked Co. St Louis;
81 marked c. St. Louis; G5 cases marked Is w g. ST.
LOUIS 10 cases marked H. St Louis; p marked
Il b. St. Louis a05 marked II & r. ST. LOFTS; 100
marked v, ST. Louis % marked V diamond) &
Co.
fe15 GEO w HYNSON G. CO. 50 Camp st.
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
ylem 0rIealrs SB(oney 1larket.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp Street,

Saturday Evening" Feb l6.
The week closes fair business No complaints in general
can be made notwithstanding the Instructions oa free inter
course with the West l remain From the weather We have
here safely assume without aid Of the telegraph that
moving of the waters be looked for before days pass
The Mississippi must rise considerable to sustain the late rise In
Red and Ouaca rivers they will out and the expected
benefit to be derived procrasnned In the meantime country
residents arriving great among them good
share of merchants and traders from Texas mississippi Ala
the Western District Of Tennessee, with few from
Arkansas. General trade has been improved thereby Our
wholesale dry goods hardware merchants and gocc with all
collateral branches trades been turning many goods
past week Our retailers and fancy goods dealers have also
done good business The stocks of merchandise of all de-
scrpos been well repcned and merchants believe
they sell them reasonable terms as they in those
ice snowbond places, the cities of New York, Phladcl
pha and Boston.
great feature in community the selers Of
merchandise do bsiness the system of making good
contribute towards paying share Of the profit and
accounts-that making good debts pay bad by extra
prices.
Though the general stocks of produce considerably
duced estimated sales Of the amount to two mil
lions and half Of dollars In the aggregate the discounts at the
Banks have been 100000 In Exchange dealings they approx
to S2500G0 The transactions in stocks reach SlT000
which, with three hundred thousand dollars towards the
subscription to the Union Bank foos all in all respec
table these operations may be added the good sales OF
general merchandise.
The statements of the Banks the week. ending to-day is
good one their generally being applied to short
paper Exchange The Canal Bank extended its long loans
dead weight about S2O00 with the others there very
little variation. The changes for the week are:
Increase in Circulation Of SOB 200
Decrease Short of 1874
Increase in collection accounts 81 W.
Decrease in Deposits of S51 ~
Decrease in Exchange Of. o3V,Ce'
The expansion loans by the Canal Bank makes the actual
increase of long and short loans for the week $2s4l0
Condition Of tie Banks Of this c ceek ending Saturday.
February 16, 1856.
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r5>Steamer Judah left Camden the 18th inst
ports Ouacha river stand Met steamers Camden and City
of Cairo at White Hail. Stacey Champagnoe l. Cobt
below Pine Bluffs Young below Harrishnhurg passed
w Farmer at Ouachita City,
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Ytbistd 1T tke Nlnkets.

,.. E MONDAY MORNING, FEE. IS.
COTTON. The demand not general Saturday buyers
holding back for later accounts from Europe overdue Can
ada but the GALES reached about bales without any change
of consequence in prices. We quote:
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LIVERPOOL, january % 1S56.
Our cotton market in with the public securities OF
the country favoaby influenced by the reported
peace negotiations. =,
Spectators well the trade have kept up, during the
whole week. active demand supporting previous rates in all
instances giving upon the whole the of advantage to
the holders At the time such is the doubt and nnce
anty attending these negotiations that the importers and hold
been induced change their policy of meeting the
demand with all their imports, as soon as landed
lively high the actual change in prices only to very
can Of all and qualities about ll6, and there MAY be
some where I'd advance has been paid Egyptians
and Brazs request but it is not necessary to raise
quotations of these sorts We quote Mddng upand
SID Mobile 9-l6 and Orleans, l16. The committee OF
brokers place Fair Upland at 55S Mobile 55 aud Orleans
GID. ;. l.;
taken speculation; 1850 American $500 sura
and 10 Egyptian Export SO that the deliveries to the trade
for the week have been about 49, 610 bales. ,
Sales to-day 1000 bales 1000 being speculation and for
export.
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EXPORTS.

IIVERPOOI-Ship Chance757 bales cotton 1851 sks
1919 SKIS oil cake 80 bbs pork, 80 do beef, 500 staves
LIVERPOOI-Ship Agamennon-l4S5 bales cotton So55 SKIS
corn 1867 SKIS wheat, 10, 400 slaves.
HAVRE-Shp Senator-2S94 bales cotton
HAVRE-Shp Maruhon2967 bales cotton, 30 bales sisal
hemp.
TRIEsTE-shp W Bruue-25a4 bales cotton "a bbs pork
"a do beef
RoTTERDAhI-shp II Stcvens-2339 bales cotton 60e7
sack rye 5000 slaves
GENOA-Bark l. D Carvcr-96S bales cotton
COWES-Brig Ida-60l bales cotton, ID hf do.
VERA CRUZ-Sea!rsip Texas-1 bale cotton, 14a6 half do
IS bxs rlisins % bds paper, and sundries.
NEW YORKShip SaIann-93 bales cotton 100 hhds tobacco
4 hhs sugar. SIG bbls moasses 302 bales cuttings Al
bales moss, 562 hides pkgs mdse
CHARLESTON-Brig Toccoa-2 hlld tobacco lib hhds su
gar 500 molases 10 bbls whisky "a bbs BEANS bX ndse
RI.EsTON--Schr VIM Cobe-252 hhds sugar, l76 bbs
molasses, hf do.
GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Perseverance
200 Hour bbls pork GO bbls whisky 20 bills molases
hhds 20 bbs bread casks eaIs ~ kegs 9g ~ nn
ARANSAS-Sch Maj Barbonr-0O bbls -four 55 bxs casks
wine hds sugar so 80 bls do 10 bbls noassc % kegs
Is bbls lard 35 bbs whisky 100 bbs potatoes 10 bbls
brandy 80 bbs bread IS xs Candles 81 gs coee l0o SKIS corn
10 SKIS salt, and government stores
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The liverpool Times Of The Zoth sN9s.
The demand money again been the increase owing
Turkish scrip due this day. In the early
part the week easy feeling was manifested in he
commencement business easy enough but at noon
great tghtness prevailed which continued until the close No
change can be either at the Bank of England
in Lombard street The arrivals of specie with the exception
nearly half million sterling to-day by the Champion OF the
Seas from Melbournc) have been exceedingly moderate
amounting only 900 from Africa but much larger sum
has gone abroad.
The the Bank of England for the week ending the
10Th Of January gives the following results when compared
with the previous week:
Public deposits Increase .E455, 263
Other deuosts BIZ Decrease. 2l9 ,o2S
Rest ........ 1856 2l2. Increase 81, 539
On the other side Of the account
Government securities. El3 72S Increase 5t4
Other securities. 1851 u5b decrease o2S
Notes unemployed 1913 2N. Increase II, 1875
The amount Of notes in circulation is El9 &C. being de-
is EI0 showing increase Of S6l when compared
| with the preceding return.
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THE GEM GROCERY STORE, % BARoNNE

THE GEM GROCERY STORE, % BARONNE
4 STREET, opposite the Lafayette Railroad Depot.
Fresh Salmon, HOLSTERS and Herrings, in cans
Dutch Hcrrings Smoked Herrings and Goldfish.
Anchovies, Sardels Sardines and Caviar.
Bologna Sausages and variety of Cbeeses
Patti Trues Green Peas Mushrooms Green Corn and large
assortment of Fresh Groceries.
Oad Dupuy and Hennesscy Cognac and large variety Of
Wines, Liquors aud Cordals
Always on hand and to be procured at the "GEM."
feISGt E. J.. BERCIER,
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.~-.-. Notice
MINERAL. PAINT.

BRIpGEWATER MINERAL PAINT.
The subscribers deem necessary notify the public that
,sy are the Agents fer the sale of the RR1DGEWAIE
for the of Louisiana Alabama Mississippi ana
rs Those wanting the Bridgewater recommended to
send their orders direct in ordering through the T
chants purchase only of the
thus notify the public in to
her imposition aswel protect the Of ne sg
water Paint within the positive knowledge o. the Sgan
that mineral substances have been sod in hs ps
and is liable to be on
Of other mineral paints This persisted in may ssIi9as
affect the Company and renderesa
Indispensable for their own protection -. -
G. C. BOGERT g. Co., " Camp street,
soe Agents for the States of Louisana Alabama Mississippi
and Texas. : Ms1
TI,OUF-300 BBLS ST. LOUIS AND IIIIaoIs Ex-
re1 As' - S, H. KENNEDY CO.. 20 Posaras street.
rSnNy FsFHAS-lOO BAGS CAROLINA COW PEAS M
u ported expressly for seed for sale by
fs2 BAEEl4l GO.,a Sent2on STREET.
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CATTLE MI AR K E T
Shipping gutel!igsnts.
MONDAY, February IS, 1856.
VI LAPED SATURDAY

MONDAY, February IS, 1856.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Texas Forbes for Vera Cruz, Harris Morgan
Steamship Perseverance, Talbot for Galveston and ndahoa
Harris Il Morgan
Shin Sultaua Barrett for New York, A Cohen
f Jenkins Williams eco
Shin Chance (rio Hutton for Liverpool C eeker eco
Sip Aeaemnon Moodwin for Liverpool C hieeker eco
Ship Senator Coffin for Havre Fl Ashbrdge &co
Ship W Bruno, Iondis, for Trieste, CD Meeker zee
Ship Marathon, Tyler for Hayre, Creevy " Farwen
Brig Toccoa, Stinson for Charleston Chapman d Brown
RrT Ida fSvedish Jansen for Cowes and market,
'e ' Schroeder Geo
Bark Il Carver Carver for Genoa, Creevy Il farWell
Schr Maj Barbour, Arnet, for Arkansas, Master
Schr Vim Noble, Endicott, for Charleston, ) II lass