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The U S. mail Baltic from Liverpool on the after,
sterling ave, by the Baltic, the foil wing
mary Of financial intelligence from the sing OF the europa
on the 10th O the sailing of the Baltic on the l4th
On the Europa sailed an excessive demand
money by the uvornble nature OF the
American by the rersi and the apprehension OF
further rise in the On Monday morning the bunk
meeting and before II O'Clock announced a
their minimum rate of discount
is they the from GOT cent both for he
bills and loans stock Cons rapidly
Sa decl ne during the day OF no
than On Tuesday Consols went
but subsequently rallied and closed firmly at S1as14 for
Railway and other securities parcpa'e1
but not 10 the same extent as Con
soils The Bank followed the example the Bank of
England advanced its rate to per cent At iambu the
discount had advanced to IL per cent and similar
in in other continental Cities
applications TO the bank for accommodation
continued extraordinary Tuesday under the OF
further advance but on the whole ays the INES
be have passed satisfactorily The gold
withdrawals bank light specie remittahces
could be made the United ates at any material poh
The failure of Ross Mitchell Co., engaged in the Canadian
having house in Toronto announced in London
Tuesday ics estimated at t200O0 while their assets
recently valued $3.50 o. 1t thought that the
pension would be bur temporary. 80
Four failures announced from Glasgow, incud
ing J: Montet Co.. large shippers in Glasgow goods to
America, Macdonald and Wallace Co. Twv failures in
London in connection with these Scotch houses also
repo ted of the liabilities the Glasgow
firms high 81 100000 bn the Times considers this
The Bank of Pennsy had advised their
London correspondents that remnces wonld be with
of Oct r. AS respects the commercial losses to be
tanned This side heavy amounts are bel eyed to have
fallen Lyons and Have Here, it is feared Manchester,
Bradford and Gla' gov will suffer considerably"
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

WHEELgNG-stesmer southern-46 carts and ironipgs 10
psss saiSss Schmidt 200 whisky
enoa = box
els
PES 50 bbs hour ssS sacks IS nrnps
seed Ro9 cha s bb onions
81 bb potatoes John Duffy &col50 bb -four Given Watts
Il Hawkins.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Red Chief-25o bbls -four 1851
sppf apples 10 do
pkgs furniture John Morton-l3 coops poultry King
sr N s JOHN yn bs a Rps'
k1out DO spPs Pisni.e Saehisa &soS do
ss oao
@ 90 Dds DO os s Jas e ee sm Gr
hbls -four pkgs mdse Bur-55 bbs -four do eggs to 7
sss SG9S
sssy az Dc ]
s a po
Sh1ds tobacco hhd tobacco Given Watts 1eol2
nn1S 'ssisS Ss
S4i
bales sG,On to Noses ss
Guddy Brown kso-o TITUS Groves so1@l5 Rsbspn , Allen
bale; c;'tsa
Mckelroy Bradford-29 do Nelson fco-2S bales cotton
Sssos rR H Hsss9 s a.
Carroll % W.gs
CO john Williams Hsrde el sacks eoisCn
SEED Gsk1 bale psres bbIs whisky to oer-ss Of
to order-Total $50 bales cotton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John Bell--50o coils rope to B
Brady &eo- ,hresheT Post Me5oo bbls -four Martin Cobb
sS do 5 K Mf ss ss. asss j al K%p
Bhsm sacks corn o sacks wheat to
ore Gayle Seons hhds tsbae ace, Levy hhas
Sbs apples Gesofe bSls beams do eee If %
cheese + pecoudio59I bhs -four Hewitt Norton &coi
bbls flour do eggs Twcle keo-20 hf do hf
ae e sq s 30 rh vsa eo S sss
do beans h do cheese keys butter to John Hnsy
sundries to order-fotai9 hhds tobacco
RECEIPTS SATURDAY.
ST LOUIS-Seamer City Memphis-a trunks mdse 1916
bSl onr hbs pork al sacks to James CS 20
bbls -four 80 rope bales hemp Price Smith
i ca segsrs Kennedy Sco-lS do md,e Blsehe lean
mdse 1856 hoas Horre Gayle coSO hb apples Maddox AGO
pies ssnseke2s sacks Il Bnsingss bbs lime
Bdg R SG cra sy oos ass 81
Nelson &col56 bbs flour q bhls potatoes g pkgs Of
and peas Masier5 sJcks Duffy &coisi d, DO
Moore ke bbls egples Is bbs J. snsf b Po sDs
Medd-lodo pigs sa1bages sehpeaer15 bos apples
ess20 casks wine Bred9s bbls spples 10 ebs
liquor saTnett Scoi7e 1ldrichs Bales
Borar rp Foley Nyey-s fully &coIs5 Riehad Su ent
c6 no WoodbunmS6 do Glatden seixas2t bales cotton
Buctner Stanton Newman do Mcdowell Mills Sco-s do
En
40 Adams &eo-sUndres to ordefota 7l5 bales cotton
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Neh 0rlears DULY Crescent.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT..
gem 0rleans Nlontw Hlarkst.

cnHsCHEr orrIcp. No 70 Camp street
Saturday Evening, Oct. 81 1857. 5
closing it affords pleasure improved feeling
commercial and financial circles gloomy forebodngs
which prevailed in social passing away though
great change will come about latter
vances and the actual results OF the revusion
enced The numerous suspensions and failures which
dced by gadders and croaks realized
the OF the present week gradual ameorson
has been surely working Its that community will
commence the coming week with restoration
confidence which has been voy abused operated
for the past three weeks The monster auc
mas done s worst and is now taking its departure to
again abont the year 1854 In more moderate FORM
General and local trade has felt the
son Our dry goods merchants grocers clothing
traders have and Sill feel tho effects Stocks Of merchandise
are large ard we'll selected only being made
There ample tune for fair and good fall trade large
and profitable sales Of last autumn expected
tanned the present. The cred. system has received shock
which will require long time policy
long credits may well be reviewed system renodsled
to the advantage of city and country traders. -.
Tho local trade Of the city expected that
extent OF former years. Cnolne In general all take
must be followed general
fancy trade Of the city will necessarily contracted
poations Of silks and fancy goods coming in were
chased at prices under currency and will be
paid for under specie value.
The return Of the Banks this morning the Board OF
rency shows great improvement for the week. yet there
very moderate share OF he coin received the past
sixteen hundred thousand dollars tof which SAT came
to-day has into Bank Eight ninety
thousand dollars in doubloons which canao. come from
Havana and be changed unless great The will
however have the privilege obtaining several cent?
per ID. less than they anticipated
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BT IoUIssseansr Jas Noaseonsesy-s4 bbfs sp,es and
%sss ss s ST. e s
% s &c s Firth s
,iloo sLls aoar Graham sasEs bean.
hd..la s:s
so gssi II ea.
~
ss T K.sea.n e
. sasd Ss s1ss Q Wheeler So
TRENFoN-stesmer Bayou BeIes1 bsies cotton TO glis,
F. ssss g g
Eislses s,sssa.e. 1sels wisst bales esssss
JOIN Brossys
r e1as ICED Dsa III En- Wss ss
sundries to o1der-Total ri bales cotton.
RAILEoADs.
9sEAs 81. 2 sa. y
iapene 4 Ferre-A siro-aDd order.
CoNsIGNEEs.
s adacsR asesin-T Aydlsss Harris
Sssk gs.esan fasa
fsaa csErs 1seBes.h xeoR
ssssss ssr.assl ss
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son Da.e nsass ass G.DSs.y
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Levi. %
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slsassiPG H.sdia-s as@s
5se
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ELsgsT RasSesJ 4ss-E fss'
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Dsn1an Seo-E 4asaasze 4:o-A Wy Aeo
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~ The Swan left Shreveport 18th officers
report in port for New Orleans Linda Laid
Shreveport Marion, Hope Era No 2 Wabash Valley
and Effort.
Red River falling from Shreveport -Four and half feet
the Falls.
u.s. The New Uncle Sam left st Louis Sunday 18th
ult TO- M Her officers report in port for New Orleans,
St Nicholas and Maria Dennns. Business very dull
and great many boats laying River stationary with six
feet water in the channel.
~ Capt Smith, of the Schooner Sea Drift from Brazos San
ago reports port for New Orleans schoones Knudson
and Ed Barnard TO sail in few days
R9r The ship Sumner, Smith, from New Orleans, for
Cadz which put into Hampton Roads 18th u with loss Of
and sails experienced heavy gale from the l2h
and 18th in the Gulf survey held ship evening of
the l9h and she would proceed to Norfolk for REPAIRS
rs Capt Kemp Of the schooner Marshall which arrived
Savannah the 18th u from Vassau reports having fallen
in with the wreck of the British ship Kossuh wrecked Ma
anla Reef 9Th Sept The sailed from New York for New
Orleans on the lst
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EXPORTS.

VERA CRUz-Steamship Teunessee-1731 hf bales cotton
40 kegs butter 80 boxes cheese 81 pigs mdse
I COWES AND A MARKET-Bark Augusta-6O06 sacks of
Coffee
BARCELONT-Brig Descubera247 bales cotton 500 bbls
-four
CADIZ-Ship Osterald-l0T hhds tobacco 6OOO slaves.
LIyERPOOL-Ship Ina Russe-36S5 bales cotton, 80 casks
scrap steel, 2645 slaves.
BARCEIONA-Bark Buenavsnura-l055 bales cotton 1900
bbs -four, $500 staves
MINITITLAN via VERA CRUZ--Schr suffolk-lS7 half
bales cotton 60 bbs -four 50 casks COAL box MARBLE OU
lumber.
BEIZE-schr Mary-5o0 bbls -four 9S bblr do 40 soap
do bread vinegar bbs whisky IS bbs lard q
kegs butter q sacks coffee SbXs cheese IS do wine
dies paper 200 States 10000 shingles,
bales box bills apples 10 do onions and suudre
BRAzOS SANTIAGO-Schr Mnns Schifer-23O bbs flour,
500 sacks oats, 657 pkgs mdse.
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IMPORTS.

NEW YORK VIA misunderstanding Pliladephia-As.
sorted mdse.
MALAGA-Brg Northern Belle-6l6i boxes $500
do 800 do 300 boxes lemons to Cochran Hall.
BRAZOS SANTIAGO-Schr Sea Drifts bbls tallow bdls
hides $1,000 in specie to Perdreauve Brohes-lS2
hides skins Coutee-lOSD hides Is inns II
bales wool box mdse pkgs bullion Grahsms2 $50 in
Basualdo-Sl60O do Marks &co-SlOOO do Msrbury
Foste
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TIIOMAs BARKER, GENERAL AGENT T.; AND
i COLLECTOR Particular attention given to STEAM
BOAT BUSINESS. Bato, Range La
Reerences-Barbee Benjamin, George 4. Pike. g. n
Hart Co., Larguier Lanoue Col Andrew Aatta, Hon r.
a. Morgan, N. d. .55s- - nyls II
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Shipping SntslllgtIft.
MONDAY, November 2, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY.

CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Tennessee, Forbes for Vera Cruz
Harris, Morgan Eco
Ship OstervaId, Jarvis, for Cadiz j P Whitney eco
Ship Ina RUSSELL Williams for Liverpool, hitney kco
Spanish Bark Buenaventure Mlet for Barcelona,
Prats Puol Geo
Swedish Bak Augusta, Tanagren, for Cowes market
I jenkins
Spanish Brig Descubierta, Ylenes, for Barcelona,
- stlH Y rrat, Puol dco
schr Mnnar Schiller, Wilson for Brazos Santiago,
j Phelps
British Schr Mary Stevens for Belize, Honduras Ave
Schr Suffolk, Smith, for Mnitan via Vera Cruz,
Goldepbow I,esparre
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an 81. XEGAs,s BANGING AcADEMY, Ar
FASHIONABLE DANCING AcAD

STEMY-MedHme yikGINIA SAITH, successor and
step-daugher of Mime ARA Brooks
Sintention Of reopening her Academy Dancing tbs
~ first tuesday, in November, EAGLE HALL,
~ Prytanis street. the Widows Retreat. sEl
Madame Smiths School will be conducted hereofere
always subject the advice and examination OF Madame
Brooks. 34.I.sssa.
All the latest Partisan Ballroom and Fancy Dances VIII bf
taught including the much. admired Lsncers.
The terms of the Academy will remain as before. =
R1~A Childrens Soree will be given Gee sonsy through
the OLD II
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SPOKEN

% Sept ID lat 80 N long A W, John Curtis from New
leans, for Barcelona.
Sept 2d lat IS N, long 10 W, Inland from Liverpool for
New Orleans.
NJ Oct Il, lat 40 40, long Co. ship Mory, Marshall from
Boston, for New Orleans.
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Select Powders, viz:
Acone Ammon MUIR Assafsdda Bayberry, Bellsdonna b.
Cardamon Seeps, Cassa, Catechu Cinnamon. Cloves
Colocynth pulp, Coniun, Coriander Seed, Digals Ext
Colocynth, Ext. Lquorice, Ergot, Gum Ammonia, Gum
Arabic, Calls Gum Tragacanth, Gum Myrrh, Hellebore
Alb Hellebore Mgr, Hyosciamus Krnmeria, Kno, Lobe
liza Seed Male Fern, Nit Poasse Kad Colchic Ssnguina
ria sarsaparla, scammony Terpentara Sem Colcichici,
Spigelia, srsmonium, Valeran ETC., etc. =
Seeds.
Aniseed arrive % bb Canary 20 sacks Caraway 100 lbs
Cadamon 80 lbs. Colchicum, bbls. Coriander arrive
100 lbs Fenne 50 bbs Flax arrive, 20 bills ground
$50 lbs Foenuyea 100 lbs Lobela, 10 bbls Hemp 10 SKIS
White Mustard 200 lbs Worm, etc. etc.
Sulphate of Quinfne.
FIVE THOUSAND OUNCES, American manufacture.
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The line Of deposits does show
peced The coin drawn from the Banks recently still boarded
in the CITY, The increase in deposits not however any
dence that the Banks with safety The
State Bank is working in line may possibly
Saturday next to grant something than renewals The
Bank of Louisiana and Cansl largely line
in pretty comfortable POSITION and will undoubtedly be doing
something than renewing paper very rhort The
Southern Bank usual strong dscounng nothing
The Citizens Bank is RECEIVING deposits condionsly has
large of bills receivable falling due this week. The
calls for coin this week have been very small.
The Bank OF New Orleans is working along we'll The
Vice President Frank Williams arrived assumed
duties of Office The business Of the Bank will Be in short
time conducted at the banking house St Charles
the removals OF counters desks having been commenced
Upon the WHOLE the general impression that the
muty getting along remarkably WE'LL and invunerabe
Banks have been frightened into suspension and
mistake not future will unfold world that this
camille community and poery will consider themselves under
the greatest obligations that Banks have sustained the credit
of the Crescent City noby honorsby faithfully. and
conferred State and city mpehsble exsltaon and
These feelings however, marred by the
pursued towards the Citizens Bank which the history
be written at future day We have however, had it
nmed how powerful and be made old
ant.
chief sday money arrival
the Philadelphia bringing $447 600 in gold There
also received yesterday 5000 in silver which into the
Bank james Robb. The schooner Sea Drift from ST.
Iago brought Mexican dollars
Atlantic the point will be due
day with few We shall have the Black Warrior here
about Thursday with further supply Of gold
There very little done in foreign exchange We must
wait days large operations realized.
The first public sale Of stocks for the season. made to-day
the Arcade by Pey The prices brought show that there
vitality in the MARKET and that the community far
from being suspended
The following the result Of the Stocks, Bonds and Scrip
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AUCTION SALES.

"a n New Crop Of Fruit from Malaga.
BY r. B. SYKES, Auchoneer.
MONDAY, the I'd inst, at ha1f-psst IL
~ O'clock his auction 15MsGss.s .es, " sam am;
Ees s S Belle diee. from i"s issa, VII "
44s2 bo1s. Mr. Rs'ns-John Clements brand;
1900 half boxes Mr. Rsisins
i e SsHsi IL London Layers
: 50 81 se.e. .i Lemons. =
10-Terms at sale. ~
SALE OF 50 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGAHs,
American White Shirts. Winter Clothing etc.
BY BLACHE d BEAUMONT, Auctoneers
A M auction, At their auction rooms, II Charities
5s 2s sHa shoaAss
An assortment of WINTER CLOTHING Flannel Shirts
pi sssTh IN osl
W., W. !ss;'as S: H. ~ Camp
TUESDAY THURSDAY and sATuRDAr-erocsry, Liquor
ogds os1,
Crocke err Paintings, Fancy Goods. etc. '
Co.. W. +: Vredsnbure g. New oreaas ,...,
son.
Gs ysss. Xh Hsn d Is e. t
GROCERIES, etc. ~. -
BY W. G. JEWETT, Auc,ioneer.
i NJ, at 10 Camp street, will be sold z-..
1000 packages Groceries, Liquors. Boots and Shoes and gen
era Me Tchandise f
Also, THURSDAY, Nov 9-General Merchandise Sale NJ
LADIES' AUCT1oN-GREAT CHANCES FOR BAR
gains. q ~.
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr. Auctoneer,
Office, IS Common street.
"WEDNESDAY, 4th Inst, at 10 la o'clock,
at l0l Baronne street. between Union and Perdido will
balance Stock store consisting Ladies' French
Bonne,s Trimmings, haw Oashmeres, Delsines, Blankets
and large variety Of Winter Goods.
HB-TERMs-Gash NJ
n II. RUTHERFoRD & LONG, AGcTf0N-
~. EERS. omce-No. q Nachez street and Arcade Pas
aspeciai given the sale Slaves private
well publchavng ample quarters for $50 slaves at No III
Carondelet street. sci SIN
GARNER SMITH, AUCTIONEER AND AP-
PRAISER. will give special attention this season to sales
Of Real Estate and Slaves lat public rivate also Success
sons Stocks Insurance. Port Warden Damaged Cotton, Yes
sells Cargoes, Goods in Store Furniture, etc.
Having had eight years. experience in this city he socs
| orders.
| Office, No. Commercial Place. sells FIN
A UCTION NOTICE-MoNTGoMERY SMITH
n General Auctionees and Apprasers-oice Old Auction
Mart, 81 Camp street.
Real Estate Slaves Cargo Succession syndic, We
have for consgnments of New Secondhand Furniture
other Goods to be sold at auction private sales.
Liberal cash ies SMITH,
| se16 If 81 Camp street.
A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIONEER FOR THE sALE
LIZ of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and door business
generally Office IS Common street. of CAM
49, =
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COTTON. Buyers enabled to forward
freely Saturday and the sales $500 bales
Prices without material change and quote before
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRIsP's GAIETY-a Xavier STREET
Lessee and Manager. H. CRISP
Treasurer. Mr. NJ W. CANNING

HRIsF'S GAlETY-a xavier STREET
Fs sssss aaa d 4
REPETITION
Thirteenth night Of Mr. and Mrs JOHN DREW and last
pearance but two Of these great artistes. y, N
MONDAY EVENING, November 2, 1851
win! be performed THE SERIOUS FAMILY.eap.; Murphy
Hagnre Mr. John per Mrs or% % a
II ia'Sa
9asdIesa Psiys,s ss, e
Box office pen from 10 O'clock A. n until o'clock r n
Tfs.s st TO
SPALDrse s Rq PSEaEssl MUSEUM AND As 1,
Eh' PsR1 a sfs %
,e- MATT PEEL's
GREAT TRouPEo OF
CAN PBELL AINSTR ELS E!
Appear each evening pleasing variety that helps
RENoWiHsfEDh BAND, &
FIFTEEN sf os'is'n FFGfRFoRMERs E
MONDAY AND rurs BlETH H WHEk JUN
BhSb st 1Rp Bin 70,
1s1ps,s
the e q ladies' and children ooh 'f
AYrFor particulars, see bills Of the day at
kS-The Box Office will open each day at A. NJ. and
tinue open during the day. s7f7-
"REMINISCENCES all parts of the house-Fifty Cents
Doors open at I; Concert commence 4 O'clock. M
q OBJ oil y EKfE5Sss H BANGING ACADEMY AZ
A VEGAS most respectfully announces TO bis friends
k and the public, that his popular Dancing Academy is
for the Odd Fellows Hail. where he hopes
meet with the most liberal The teaching will
MONDAY, Nov. q
The fashionable Laueers Quadre and the Caledonsnss
ouade danced in The frs. eles of Paris and London la
winter, will be taught by Mr.. Vegas
The popular Ghldrens Fancy Dress Balls will be given By
Mr.. j. Vegas every month. -
The days and hours of Tuition follows
adies-Tnesdays Thursdays Saturdays, from 10 tin IL
O'Clock u
Children-Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from A
O'clock p. II.
Wednesdays and Fridays from nm ~
O'Clock p. N.
mS- practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday, - H, c,,, 50
Faucy Dances before taught in this city, will be
j. Vegas will ao give Lessons at Seminsres and Rivste
Families. ~ 4S5
The Musical Department. under the charge excellent
Vins Mr. A. DENEGRl Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Soirees
Hall or at Nj. GABfGPs Music Store 50 Camp street. -
nCH Am
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Philadelphia Gray from New York via Havan to
Jennings Lsughland &co-lst dist
TO master-2d dist %.
Brig Northern Belle Paine, from Malaga, Sept 9th, toAF
Cochran i Hsl-2d dist %. .. -
Schr See Drift Smith, days from Brazos Santiago
Phelps-H dist is.
STEAMBOATs.
Princess Wilson, from vicksbure.
Magnolia, Thompson, from Vicksburg.
John Bell, VanSickle. from Louisville.
Swan, Hays, from Red River.
New Uncle Sam, Van Dusen from st Louis.
Red Chief, Shute. from Cincinnati
Southern, Goodwin, from Wheeling.
City Of Memphis, KounE from st Louis
Bayou Belle Walker, from Uuachita River.
Jas Montgomery Montgomery from St Louis.
Towboat Whitney. Crows from Me Passes-wen down
ligh-brought up bark A Rawlins, brig Northern
Belle and schooner Sea Drift. 80. -,
-.
REJ.0v-cnNTN
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8ebienp Of tgs Hlarkets.

MONDAY MORNING, November 2, 1857.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
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MEMORANDA.

BEL Ow-COMIN UP.
British Ship Echo, Orr, from Liverpool August I'D.
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Is shares Mechanics and Traders Bank.
26 :. Bank Of New Orleans
40 :. Commercial Water Works.
81 E. Opeousas Railroad Company.
43 :. jackson Railroad Company.
3 :. Pelican Dry Dock.
S :. St. Charles Hotel Company.
20 E. Union Insurance Company-S20 paid.
Is E. Hope Insurance Compaay-S20 paid.
Is :. Star Insurance Compsny-$50 paid.
200 :. Southern Pacific Railroad Company-S5 paid.
$40 Sun Mutual Insurance Scrip of 1856.
Sl2u Merchants Mutual Insurance Scrip of 1856.
$40 Crescent Mutual Insurance Scrip of 1857.
2 Consolidated City Bonds, $1,000 each.
l City Bond endorsed by Opeousas Railroad Company.
jackson Railroad Construction Bonds.
ciL sniina Stlr
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REMOVALS.

& J. DENNIsTOUN & co. HAVE REMOVED
H. TO No. l2 Gravier street. Carondelet OBJ i'm
DEMOVAL-S WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM e6
IL Camp street. to the Of Graver and New
streets. o2S
D ENIOVAI-A. F. COCHRAN HALL HAVE RE-
IL moved to their old stand No. Is New Ivee and II Fulton
o2S m
u EMOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
IL his Noarial Office to No So Royal street. between uso
house and BenSiIe Streets
% EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public
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s5,263,sss s6,63s, 1852 s7l9,395
s3,sl2,625 sls.O5 $50 81, s32,7e3
Comparative Statement for Tt1o Wesks.

Actual decrease of long and short loans for the
week. Mountaineering 80 @olsot'
The following Is comparative statement of loans dis
cunts mortgages pledges which includes active movement
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BATON ROUGE, July ", 1857.
Eg-Notice-AtR meeting of the StoekhoId-
Of the New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad Company
called agreeaby to public notice and adjourned until this
F. D. Conrad, Esq called to the Chair, and Alfred Shep
pers app United Secretary.
The Stockholders proceeded election Directors
which resulted in the choice of the following genemen
F. d. Conrad, C. A. Slack,
u. D. Avery, W. F. Tunnard
George May, Jas. A. Mediation,
William s. Pike.
ALFRED SHOPPERS, Sec'y.