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sSo pieees ~ W iilIE AND oHhGk CANTON
teY are prepared 70 se at and retail
TODD 4 oo,s8 (.
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Mean Egsafp Ecs..z Egrss, ,app..6 fSsas8 HosKas 3t
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@S3 BOOKSELLER, 81
"a 5gi8 .$s S#S Y Mo- 1O5 Canal street.
HARPERss BOYS, STORY BOOZE FOR JULY--No. %.
TIE m HuGu " " Or the Times Of Louis XIV
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trict viii give splendid PIC NC AND
on FRIDAY FOURTH ULY at Nc Carthy's Plantation
near street Third District Entrance Great
good Gotion Band i for the
Refreshments all kinds viii be furnished free Of charg
and panphin street stop
squares raf O ihe ~ 7, plan.atlon. At
NJ Q Q pe 10 3lnaer VI ne management Oh 5 II
II. y. Dolhonde, il. Jones'
n.
~. q Z. rover, t$ z9 r. Mcdonnell.
Tickets One Dollar and Fifty Gents eaeh tobe had Of
ether OF the Managers and at the door, 5 "a je23td
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SGgEgGEseSsag, Harness gg19GE Y1s1&gaEs,
F8I=tr -. .se5 s77
Ts ,hsc cr;bers have ,st ece;sa . sn nn, ,ft
Frsrcb and Ansrican ~ V 1't
s8 " %5S2755 - = ~ ~ z. =. w.
$s ssseaA-e-s a-eiSs
n FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Including many las improvements Their stock Of both SIN.
4s5l9 GLE and DOUBLE sss II! 81
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

lfessrs, Hender-
sen n 80
saIs the
can Preserved any
tne as pure aud fresh state as when enclosed in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27
.Kgcttes't07e $ KeeHe,

Kscttes'tO7e $ KeeRe, -
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
II , And Dealers in
WESTERN PRODUCE,
No. % TcHouP1roULAs ST., %.
Also, Agents for JOHN D. PARKS PURE NATIVE WINE
and SPARKLING CATAWBA. Those Wines warranted
the juice of the Caawba and Isabella Grapes Particular
attention paid to filling orders. al2 2p6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27
Ev,sa'saitasa,e---.EE 'ssstaeafasa'e.

GYasa'ssstesa,e---. 'ssssa aadfass'e. 4s
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN TEE SOUTH.
n NOS. II VII ana h 73 Canal ST., new Orleans. a
Il ALL N n w IA Ok,
The having opened splendid assort
{ NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE,
i to supply Trade and Families on the lib
eral terms This being the only stock IN the city,
chasers viii lind II to their to call and examine the
goods and learn he prices before purchasing elsewhere
keep constantly, on hand z
MARBLE, SOFA AND CENTER TABLES. vi &5
EXTENSION Of Mahogany, Walnut and Oak, and
3S Of all sizes. W SS 43549 $$SSiGi
.RtosEWoo ooD AND aAHoGAN " oRK AND GARD IA.
" BLES, S553 N =
DRESSING TABLES. 5aS5sS
WALNUTlAND CHERRY DINING TABLES "
OAK, HoGANYAND ROSEWOOD sIDEBoARDs.
BUREAUS Of Walnut, Rosewood and Mahogany.
~ ARiOrRs; S56 III 5ssAA @ s 5sji
Z WASH STANDS; g$s lSt, s5
e. BEDsTEADS;$ MI Jl.S 5st a IA NJ
PARLoR CHAIRS, fS
n ROCKERS; % 54ss n ID
ETEGERES; S555 53S&
SECRETARIES: S4s NJ
k. BOOKCASES,
ss Bg5, OAK AND WALNUT
s, 3i74 OFFICE CHAIRS;
cHILpREN's CHAIRS AND ROCKERS;
DINING ROOM CHAIRs; t.. tfs;j 5sz. 53s5$S5ss
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT sTEA.PoYs AND LIGHT
II STANDS, ETC., etc. 5gf 2 s53 g IN
Hair, nIoss and Spring Mattresses.
LooKING.GLAssEs AND MATING,
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY PARLoR SETS;
together with everything usually found in Furniture
house. $4 3&a555} Ss5 AK 55S', s,7T@
This is IN entirely establishment and no old stock on
hand will find greatly interest to give
this store call before buying elsewhere the proprietor is
confident that he can offer them styles the most fash
ionabie Furniture more greater bar
gains than any other house the citv.
E CHARLES "A. STEWART,
Al 2paotf s e; III and IA eannIsr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

= BRAzrLIAa rr1RrFF The co,reio 1fefcantii, of
Rio Jaasire May ltth, states that the Legislative
Council q Brazil are occupied in revising the tariff
aua contemplate making a reduction in the import
/ duty Of present PAYABLE on -four. ...z. a. 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

he seFeW steamer frigate Colorado was success
faly aguehs 81 Norfolk On Thursday the 18th inst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

II ~ ate indebted % managers u the
] Baelelofs Ball ID be present
At iIs fisk Of Tie season, be given this
+ evening IL tts cfelets' Han
8 Asve have no8 Doubt number VIII
leave the the o'clock and enliYen the
/ OCCASION their young bachelors
hare olas best wishes for ID goodstime general
we ars to call Tie attention 81 the
ID sale Havana cigars
which takes place at 10 o'clock store
q ohoapitous
n Ias street; by Atorphy Il Neyius, auc ctonneeIs. s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27
DIR. ,SaassaseE Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. ll5 GRAVIER STREET. NEW ORLEANSs
Cures CANCERS HEAD, WHITE SWELLING, SORES and
ULCERS of every description "g8 ja3l 2p1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

AsOOts, Shoes essseg Ha.0gGsss.
AT WHOLESALE. aa y
Nov landing from ship Norfolk stoe general
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, HATS. CAPS etc,
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS BOOTS, BRodANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest marke,
prices, by y
y FROST & CO.,
& 'yis l1lp spd ~ 10 Magazine street
ES:A n $. APs, etc.,
Wy AT WHOLESALE. ~ ~
We constantly receiving en Of sk
Cashmere Panama Leghorn, Straw, Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
4 LOWEST MARKET PRICES. e
FROST & CO.,
Et jylS 2p&Ws 8 gaa4s 10 Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27
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essrs Todd CO. No. Canal street. have Just received
800 pieces4 44 WHITE AND CHECK CANTON MATING,
which they sell at and retail
low prees This Mating u Of very superior quality.
i n sS5 358&ss TODD " CO.,
l$ 100 Canal ST, Touro Buildings,
& je25 2p9t @ s45 55ttss @ &s9 I'd near Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

Assa proof Of the very valuable services rendered
by swallows II is estimated that one Of these birds
il as loN calculation, 800 insects per day
when Il considered that some insects produce
" fKny q nine generations in the summer the state
OF THINGS but for these birds, may he easily con-
saiyed. 7s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

For preserving perfectly fresh state, FRUITS AND
mot reqarlpg the nae any kind Of cement
Tho above both Of Barnets and Ludowss patents
constantly for sale at sS4s FL
MA @ HENDERSON IS GAINES, 8S
s59 S8s III 5 n ~ 81 ssE 30 Canal street. 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

5rILHIAN'S RAGASSE EFUIsNACE.-REPoRTS
VI circulation unscrupuous parties to The effect that
Patent Baasse Furnace Infringement some ether
thereby planters who may my Furnace
liable suit for have made expedien for me to
employ well known Patent attorney to examine
all papers e the Patent Office in relation 10 the sub
Ject and his statement below is sufficient comment the
intelligence honesty of those who would prejudice bust
ness by such means. Il SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
r. -. & 81 Natchez street, New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March u, 1856.
To Samuel II. Gilman Esq: 49,
sSaga planters With perfect safety and security
wise conflicts with any tenabe claims held under existing
tents To be still more explicit it in wise conflicts with any
claim held under existing patenE Respectfully yours,
& THos. G. CLINTON, Al Seventh street,
apT IF opposite Patent Office,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

FRENCH LANGUAGE-suMMER GLASSES FOR
4 GeHtlemen-M Leon Laugrn, Professor the Frcnch
and French literature Of the University Of Louisiana
gveg respectful notice to the public that MONDAY June
9TH ns will GO commence and continue during the whole summer
Elementary Middle and Superior Classes Office uniyer
sty uilding corner 'aronne and Common Streets No.
The classes will take place evening at various hors
from TO O'clock SO as to suit anybody The learning the
pliicaton. {. s7 ~ : ~
Price for month S. payable in advance Apply and sub
criee at the Professors Office every evening, after O'clock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

There are four public libraries in the city Of Flor
ence, containing about two hundred and fiftyeight
thousand while the population is about one
hundred and tsI thousand.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

DERSEVERANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY corner of st. Charles and Clio streets, New
Orleans N g.=5s Fr
GEoRGEPURvEs Architect and Builder, respectfully In.
forms his friends and the public that he has, addition TO his
former business commenced the nanaae;ne Doors sshes
and Blinds Of every description the above establishment
al orders left ut his Office z Commercial Place The factory,
Mt the Mechanics Exchange, Box ai will be promptly at
II no
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

BUSINESS AND PROGRESS summer sOIstice hay
ing passed, the summer of business will fol
low. Yesterday quiet on the great thoroug gares,
though, sunset approached, there was some little
activity the Our distant readers
must not i1nagin that everybody has left the city
far from there are as many citizens remaining
sever III the summer months. Take into considera
ton the expansion Of the suburbs and city There
are some thousands located in Carrollton, as many
more in Greenpille Huntsville and Rickerville. Then
there is Jefferson city the entire population Of which
is permanent !; towards the parish of ST.. Bernard
that the Third District, there are hundreds bean
tiful cottages where, but a few years ago swamps,
marshes and weeds ruled rampant; then, on the op-
posite side of The river there is the onIishng village
4of gers. where most every resident is actively and
we believe, proftably employed little higherup is
the village Of Gretna, the last Of the suburbs In fine
f anycity extending its limits, it is oft ira
duced city of New Orleans As for giers, tha most
active season Of the year is approaching for its indus
trious pepn nlation, II some Of our merchants now
would build two or three vessels at the yards in that
locality itwould be Of more importance, and prove of
more real utility to great and diversified interests,
and be the basis Of further than all the
legislation Of Congress and onr State Assembly ever
conferred on the State or5cty. Who will move in the
matter is time for us to shake of some of that
dependence which has been hanging over us from
time imniemorial. ID! n ssH s
In Mobile there have been built within the past
three years. several fine vessels and several steam
boats which have proved in all respects equal any
built in Northen ards, or in Abolition cities
4 the West. We saw q small specimen of a steamboat
at our eyee, afeW days since, which was built at al
gers but We did not it as the best that coult
be turned out skillfuI mechanics Of that vii
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

n NORTH CULLONI, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, WILL
As attend 10 all professional buSness in St Landry
Ayoyeles that be entrusted to his Office at OPE
-LOUSAS, la. ,F.
ReferencesChas. M Waterman hardware ,rchant O. n
Olivier Esq., Thos. d. Miller commission II; Chas B.
Singleton attorney. .ataw; Nixon Adams ascent Office
New Orleans. m6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

From The Columbia Is. G.) papers We learn that
preliminary steps have been taken for the formation
Of Southern Commercial Associations for the pur-
pose of5 discriminating in the bestowa Of business
patronage the friends and the enemies of the
South, ana an agency is to be established in New
in season for the fall trade. The matter viii
also be bEoss ght up before the Commercial Conyen.
ton, which j TO meet at Savannah in December.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

EShALChENRlDGEE COAL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
are now prepared to deliver the celebrated Con 10
s1eaooats 81 am hoe private families etc. lots
orders t at the Yard Front Ieyee between Julia and
81 Joseph streets, will receive immediate attention.
CREEVF 4 FARWEII, SO Natobez street
New Orleans. November 2, 1856 nnatf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

the French
sshas % Derby ekson. Vi.
4 received from aes#ra. lston lyygatt Al
lecessoEs to Nc. Is Camp
resting swork, which,
( shopg the world re-
noNleS be read with interest
Bin Tie chase. Nonli recon-
aend especially to those intend syeling, for
Rs khoY noshing hatter ca lcaiated tos dispel the
ennni d steamboat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

y VI are indebted To-
Norman. Camp ullderthe st Charles
fssa COPY ehart entitled as
aboFe. chart contains map Of the world On
the equatorial time, cos
tunes and national of all nations, together
stof coantriesi their government, re.
area IN miles population, capitals,
rivers and d variety Of other
useful Id formation isi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

III While we can enumelate several of the finest
freighting ships which come. to this port as being
owned here We are not aware that one of them was
ever built here. There are all the appliances and ma
teria Of every kind to construct vessels in the for
iests of Louisiana. one article would hardly have
5to $be imported more than what is imported into
Northern States for the same purposes say mon
copper and hemp. Iron We could get from Tennes-
see; hemp from kentucky and Missouri copper
from the same places our Northern friends ditto.
Ship timber of all kinds, is constantly carried from
the forests State to Northern shpyards, there
put together on Northern account in the shape Of
vessels and they come and relieve Of about oil the
carrying trade which, year with another for the
last twenty years, has been one of the most remuner
ating sources Of commerce Though there is but
slim encouragement at present for business, yet
clouds do not always obscure the sun Who will
startthe building Of ship at lgers, to extend the
valuable resources and encourage the mechanics Of
that suburb Of New Orleans ii, y s4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

Found STABBED.-An Irishman named Benjamin
Mitchell found lying the First
Wednesday night suffering from several nfecuts, inflicted by
Sisla t|ah
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27
n III YA COR Esp NDENc NJ
IN .f,9s I, I,Fsi, sstFDs Tune u 4 1885,

I sAN JJu II prsb. fssuD, June 1856.
dtog$ Ga,eseaat The stirring scenes 0f War arg
battle in this ara tor the present closed and
tie army Ii going into the winter
season, being divided between penada City fan
Juan sur.S Virgin BIZ con and Granada. The
81 sill make his head tiers at Gr-
fna1a for the present Gen. B. Governor
Gen. Hornsby remains as Governor Of Riyas and
departments having his headquarte at
p;nafs, atl will haze command Of the first Infantry
lsBattalie ion and one company Of the First Rifles.
I'LL i former letter 10 that the Costa
Rican Government had asked terms Of peace, but
this was m error as have been assured that notthe
slightest communication has passed between the Gov
eminent Of this State and Costa Riea and Of course
matters remain as they were Immediately after the
enemy retreatsd and we may look for their reap
spearance any time they get ready to return. Gen,
Walker viii, however, give them every schfaee to
make reparation for their invasion but at the same
time, lie will continue to strengthen himself and SO
organize his forces as to be able, at the opening Of
the dry season, pay them back id their own coin,
and at tile same time have d large force at home to
prevent any troubles here or meet the other States
on their borders if they offer any aid to Costa Rica
Of any way give comfort 70 the renegade Services
from Nicaragua. The General is now firmly con
vinced that clemency and mercy towards that class
of men worst he can pursue for his
oWn safety, o. the tranquility Of the State.
n There has been much sickness and many deaths in
the army since the middle Of May, whilst many Of
the officers and men have had leave Of absence on
farlough and have gone to California Or the States
to exert their influence as far they can nreeruiting
for the service. At this time it would be difficult
for the General to muster more than four hundred
effective men, and unless there are large reinforce
nents soon, it will be rapidly cut down to nothing.
The principal sickness is cholera, superinduced by
too free use of fruits topped off with that most inf
nous Of all liquor, agudiente have heretofore re-
marked that no man could indulge with impunity in
the two free use Of alcoholic drinks in this country,
and every experience confirms the truth Of this
statement, Every one who comes here should lay
this fact to heart, and 2 beware of the tempter
The lighter wines are perhaps inoxuous and may be
harmless; but brandy, gin, ram and whisky, per
feet man sayers, especially when used after eating
fruit. s8i, .sS.5 t3$ ~ 55$ IS
The news from the States per the New York stean-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

'aret Knlfigan and Mrs. Davis, charged
brickhatting Catherine Williams, and
It hair, on Friday evening last, on ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

Ft0TTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-THAT
" veil known Plantation owned and occupied by Mrs j.
Wilson Situated Bayou DeSead in the parish q ouacta
and of miles from Monroe With beautiful road from thence
town. containing between nine hundred and actea
o laad With about $50 IN very high state Of hs
about thirty lands The Of the very bss
sixty good Stables Corn Houses and large and we'll
finished Dwelling with all necessary ouhpuses altogether
very well improved This tract Of land will be sold
reasonable reasonably prompt payments Possession
to he given the lS January the s
gathered 1t is intended to plant large crop and what
be, the purchaser Of this property have With
fodder. potatoes, ETC., ut the lowest price.
Fog further information this subject apply the prei.
ges or to s5&g si0sfl i59z* - s7a'. "
ala d&Wtf PITCHER. GOODRICH & co.
#(tE2ANEc'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
" CASkET.-P H. COOK co. Proprietors and Wholesale
Dealers in Erane' Metallic Burial Cahe for the Staes OF
Louisiana and Mississippi.
nofce and Sample Rooms st. Charles street. oppo-
ite the st. Charles Hotel, Faw Orleans dal ly
ITO BUILDERS AND rIsCFfANTS-PAPE
corner Of Old Levee
Just received and offer for sale at the lowest prices
wholesale RETAIL large and extensive Freuc
Englisli and American PAPER HANGINGs, WINDOW
SHADES and IRE BOARDS.
myl3 3n NEWHALI,& & HUYE u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

Thomas Ryan, charged with striking Eliza Pagan twice witt
cse Perdido street and Ann Ryan and Margaret Dwyer
charged with helping the chise with their foul language
Matthew Kennedy, charged with stealing greyhound value
al hundred dollars from the residence Of Col Lumsden
Rampant street. Matthew exception to the foregoing list
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-John c. Mosely was yes
erday tried for assault aud battery and found guilty His Of
fence consisted in beating with encepcke
time ago, for fancied insult to one of his goats.
Mrs Mary Nee charged with assault and battery, dis
charged mole proseq Our readers will perhaps recoeet
Mrs MS affair She ewardess in the Texas steamship
line, and the widow of steward in the same line who
committed suicide for love of another stewardess Sub
sequenty, the mistress imprudent enough to visit the
widow aud put saucy airs with the daguereoype ofhe de-
ceased her breast and his ring her nger in consequence
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

BOOKSELLER,
81 81 S. s No. 1O5 Canal street.
HARPERss Boys STORY BOOK FOR JULY--No %.
THE HUG OF EXILEs or the Times Of Louis xiv.
HARPERS' PICTURE BO0K--Learnng to Talk. r.
HASWELL'S MECHANICS TABLES. 6sa is5 ElS5
LIFE AND TRAVELS OF HERoDoTUs te24 2pst
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
! Eadies', Snpper..

-
;; The ladies connected With the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church, South; at this
Ilsee, gaseEa Supper, for the benefit Of
their Church. on the evening of the
lsshs instant. On entering. the room,
we found spread before the large mum,
Der Of pvrsons:present, all the delicacies
afforded by the season, besides a great
variety Of more substantial food, and in
,f.ct + everything calculated to please the
sficufe. =: !. j, +. :. .,.....s :. :1'.s
After disposing Of a hearty supper,
VI. passed on to Che Refreshment Rooms,
.Sbere., superintended by fair hands, were
tables lsden.~ith almost every variety Of
: refreshments. and a general assortment
II frnits, nuts, toys and fancy arti Giles.
Great creditfis due to the fair ladies
WHO ssapitefintepded their respective de-
] payment. for the courteous manner in
whtci. tbey,treascd all present, and they
dte1serse still greater praise fortheir zeal
Ia the cause in which they were en-
gagged ~
We UNDERSTAND that the receipts Of
the evening amounted to upwards Of
>, $50 dollars. -. = I = =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
PURIFY THE BLOOD. F..
M o.ffat's Life Pills
= PHOENIX BITTERS. ~
p Free from all Mineral PoisOns.

THE great popularity which Mofiat's
i Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters have at
taided, in consequence Of the extraordi-
nary cures effected by their usej renders
it unnecessary for the proprietor to enter
into a particular analysis of the medical
virtues or properties. Having been more
than twenty years before the public, and
having the united testimony Of more than
Three Millions Of persons WHO have been
restored to tn. enjoyment of perfect health
by them, it is believed that their reputa-
tion as the best vegetable medicine now
before the public, admits of no dispute.
In almost every city. and village in the
United States. there are many who are
ready to testify to their efficacy in reno
wing disease; and giving to the whole sys-
tenn renewed vigor and health. =.
In cases Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvey
or Eruptions Of the skin, the operation o.
the Life Medicines is truly astounding
often removing in few days, every yes.
tige Of these loathsome diseases, by theil
purifying effects ON the blood. Feverand
Ague, Dyspepsia, soon yield to theil
curative properties. No family should b.
withoutthem, as by theirtimely use much
suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared by WILLIAM B. MoFFAT, II
D., New York, and for sale by, Y.
DIR. Z. L. H0OFF.
vln5oyl = Buffalo, Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
Cincinnati aarkst.
CIscrsSATI, December Il

h CMcISSATI December H..
i. Flour--Therc is very little doing,
and the market must be considered
dull. The only sales VIC heard ofwere
AL brls, at 1925; 40 do, at $50,
315 do at $5,s7. The receipts since
yesterday. were 1883 brls- :. =, =
Hoga-The Market was hardly firm
to-day! The weather was unfayora.
bic, and the disposition to operate was
less manifest on the part Of dealers.
The sales which transpired comprise
PIT averaging 1870 last evening at
$6,15; 255 do, at SO, 4O.-, The mar.
ket closed tame. ~ /. -.
Wheat--There isan active demand
for Red wheat at $1,10. and some
small sales have been made at 81, II;
white wheat is nominal at $1,15
Corn-.-The demand is fully equal
to the receipts, and the market is firm
at 4s@50c for old, and 1905 for new