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AUCTION SALES.
STOCK OF a JEwELRY STORE AT AUCTION,


r BY l.. A. LEVY. Jr., Auctoneer.
~. 10 u. III, -t. ra Office rs Common street
10th inst, at IL o'clock M,
at the No. Charities street, will be sold -,
fine OF Gold and Silver Watches Fob and vest
Chains Diamond Pins ami Rings, Ear rings Brooches new
style Sets, Lockers etc. ...-,r
E-TEkMS-Cash. aio
SUCCESSION OF ROBERT b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of the lots at Bastiea Berwick's Bay te
terminus Of the Opeousas and Great Western hair9ad
and the point Of departure Of the vanderbilt MAI t'ne
Steamers to Texas.
BY j. A. BEARD & co.,. A. Beard, Auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY,, April Is, 1867, and follow
w ing days O'clock, Banks Arcade on magazine
street. the city of New Orleans, by and IL pursuance o. an
order the Fourteenth Judicial istfict Gonrl
for the parish Mary in the State of Louisiana bearing
date February 1851 the following property OF oper D.
Bashea deceased ad others sold for division ana SEIZE
nen copnrtnership, between the heirs OF SAD H. d. bfa
shear and Thos. T. Brashear, ESQ.,. to wit A., ,e,,,
800 LOTS OF GROUND, or less in the beautifully
located Bashea fronting Berwcks Bay ana pehg
Opelousas and Great Western fato"'
The peculiar advantages of this locality for pu
poses second to in the Southern States anu
the principal Gulf city, and communicating directly 10 me
cifc by the contenpa ed railroad. .,, al
The railroad will be finished Brashear during the no
March, Vanderbilt line Of steamers are now teaoy io
the connection TO Galveston ..~..,;,,. go.
The and restaurant Tor immaculate U.s.
great and travellers and pleasure parties VIII require h"ci
greater accommodation than that which now exists. I'll, IS
In addition Brasear's comnercal ~ ~
TO hunter 1t holds out great inducements Doll
for game and fine fish. :, - ,-.. ,.a,u,,s -
The properly will positively sold, and persons DESTROYS
visiting obtain photographic plans anu u
the Office OF the alctioneers
pS- TERMS OF SALE-One-,hird cash and the balance
one two and three years. for notes secured by hogag
the with interest ~ per cen POI u"'
The notes TO divided into to suit the convenience
the parties Interested
| Of ~ ~ n,,rrbn.ars - - no9 I'd
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NR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
~ experience this practitioner of medicine for
the future will attend principally office practice He takes
this method of informing the public that he with rnpara
lee diseases Of the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver, Heart
Kidneys Bladder Chronic Diahes in word all chronic com
pirs and Rheumatism in form Also the diseases
Of and chldrenespecaly of eales Polapsus Uter
Fenr bs mnioehoea and that class OF diseases
termed Nenereal primary ana secondary.
All WHO suffering would do well TO give call before
going elsewhere will safe and speedy
obigate persons who Rheumatism
Pains il the Limbs make charge for services My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had Al office. This
is Of discoveries in Matera Medca and it is
taken perfect safety; being vegetable compound
In consequence The many humbg advertisements the
newspapers with reluctance give the public.
Address or call DAVIDSON'S ROW, l4S CARON-
DELFT street between PoydrIs and HeyiR streets.
Office up stairs. Hours from 6 A. NJ. to 3 P NJ
So J. f. LOCKWOOD. NJ, d,
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CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE

CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE
COACHES, HARNESS,
RQCKAWAYS, WHIPS,
BAROUCHEs, COACHES,
go
BuGGlES, TRIMMINGS,
WAGONS, etc. VARNISII, etc.
tA-For sale low for cash or city acceptance.-sn
a,y-No us GRAvlER aud No. 10 UNION STREET, -sS
New Orleans, La.
fal2 " j. A. l. U NJ q Y v.
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L. G ABICI, Proprietor.
The stock of these stores comprises full and complete
assortment OF
EUROPEAN MUSIC. - - - -
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and PLETEL'S PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris.
STEINWAY & SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS.
N. Bfhese celebrated Pianos considered, by all the
prom artists the best in the Uni ed States In the last
Me Sons have received various public Indus
trial Exhibitions Fairs of the North not less Than SD PIX e.
MUM COL MED LIS for the superiority OF their Pianos.
Also, large assortment Of
c. FlSCIIERS PIANOS of all sizes at moderate prices,
to suit The convenience and meals of all classes oi
buyers.
MASON'S and HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MELODEONS,
IIups, Guitars. Vioins AccordeonS BarNs, utes Brass
Instruments of all kinds and Musical Merchandise q every
dascriIi IL.
n1-Music Bound. Pianos TUNED and Repaired.
older for Music Planes Instruments anything
muse be eGtat either STORE If addressed by
matt will he promptly Ht'euded to.
EE=i EitMS LIBERAL.
~ L. IAhlNl
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NAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES-Founded in 1888, by Madame Ieris and con-
Quoted since 1910 by Madame nesbrayanx Burgundy street. be-
The Summer of this establishment Pass Christian
begins the LIST june The buildings there large enough
accommodate FIFTY boarders, md indefinite number Of
Day Scholars Attached to the premises fine bath house
and good wharf The nstitHtion provides thorough and sub
statia instruction and department of education
and offers facilities for the of the French Ian
Singing and Soege taught by Mr. Provost the well
known leader Of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
Provost will reside at the Pass during the and will con
tinue his lessons tsiHg sofege the establishment He
vii! also give private lessons in families
Examinations take place during winter
in the city and fortnight during the the Pass.
The city school remains the whole for borders
day scholars. ruy26ly
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CRENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

Is l D o 7 G U I L l. f 7
For upwards of twenty Professor of Ancient and Mo-
en Languages in several Colleges United States and
for the hist three French teacher in the High Schools
OF the Fourth District has taken al No Ii ST. Charles
street Mr. Vctors store where he intends 10 form classes
in the above languages.
There will be Morning and Evening Glasses to sn the
Venience occupations of gentlemen Of different Professions
rERMS-For three lessons week. in class, Sla month;
for private lessons single scholar, according the number
of lessons required by the applicant.
hThe fees expected be paid in advance. St. Charles
Street No lG, NiciOrs fe27 3m
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New Orleans, January 16, 1857.


NEW ORLEANS, January Is, 1851.
Messrs Sermons Co: GeHtlemenI take great pleasure in
stating that using your proved Spectaces md them
easier to the clearer enables much better by
pain the eye. think them superior to
ANY have WITH and cheerfuly recommend them &c
the public. Yours, respectfully,
T. c. TWICHELL.
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NEW GRDCENIES-JuST RECElFEp-
~ shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
C,rackneil BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
Frcnch PRESERVES; Westphaia HAMS;
BASINS, Figs aud Prunes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
a variety of FANCY GROCERIES, just received deSifaoie
for the Holidays. -
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDIALS
FOR snle at the GEM GROCERY STORE, % Baronne St.
ala ct n II. bEh'lrn, Httelt.
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/ ENIONS-7OJ boxes landing Gandolfo from Pa.
IL lernIo for sale by BAREllI & Co,
m3l No. 81 Common street.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLAiSs REV = ttU-

I y u
~ the 7th inst the St Charles Hotel
BED CORNELTAN STONE bearing The ini'i@l, M A. s."
heavy iod RiEg. tuy person returning the
fll Undersigned, sAall have the Shove re'setyt.
te2s S. WOLFF, IS Camp strest
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EoR ONE MONTH LONGER. IN

i quence Of the great demand for
MESSRS. SERMONS 4 COS
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECT1GLES
They have been prolong their stay in this city unit
May Cd of engagements elsewhere they vii
positively close the above date.
Sole Denot, 90 Camp street. corner of Natchez alley.
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MORE HOME TESTIMONIALS.

Nessrs Semnlons Co GentsI using for the last two
weeks Brazilian edible SpectacleS obtained from you and
feel much pleasure stating that only the admirable
srucnn Of the frame Of great advantage TO
the wearc your skill and good Judgment il selecting the
very suitable glasses sufficient recommend you to all who
stand in need of that ASSISTANCE Respectfully
RICHARD ANGELA NJ. D.
New Orleans, January 16, 1857.
Gentlemen-Of late eyes failed
me 30 that read any by enndlelght The
glasses you suit most admirable can read the
the least strain fatigue to the eyes
take pleasure recommend your glasses to my friends
Respectfully, H. MEudENs
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SS Kan AWAY from the subscriber the 9TH instant, An
"a DREW READ, boy about % years Of age: five feet
four five inches high; well yellow compile Mon;
long black hair. slightly cured and usually tucked
der the buck OF the head; large black reads and
writes, aud is good accountant In his general
he is rather geneel generally dresses well and pleasing
| in his address.
will give One Hundred Dollars for the apprehension and
delivery OF said boy or fo h cOutneue tin jail that
can get him AS he can provide himself with pass, he will
most likely attempt to secure passage steamboat Cap
ainS will please be on the lookout.
| al # ALLEN JONES. II Royal street.
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ITO BE SOLD-THE PRIVILEGE OF RUNNING A
Steam Ferry in front of Ainc street. in the City Jefer
son. for Ten Years.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE
CITY OF JEFFERSON March |, 1857 !
Pursuant to resolution of the Mayo of
City Jefferson passed their sitting ,brlary H. 1857
will offer pnbic sale at the Council Hail. MONDAY
10Th Of April II O'clock NJ the highest bidder
privilege of RUNNING STEAM FERRY, in Aline
street. this city, from adjudication
said privilege comply the specification
restrictions on file in my office.
a6 +. N. KELLER, C0rnnjrnlIer,
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TtBNFECTIONERY STORE. CORNER OF CA
~ IGil AMI Rampant streets.
p. GONSrANs, formerly partner in Maurice CO. 'on
fnonerv Store Of Louis and Royal sret', and
atr enc Of prnpretorS Of the establishment at The corner
nj Canal and Ramuart informs the public and his former Gus
nm "a TINT he is proprietor of the last named store
which he make hrStCass establishments ana he
Is deserving pnblis patronage. Amateurs are
invited 10 call and judge for tleInSeiv :. : .
liz snnerfar SsYYARINS and genuine GATEAU A LA
EFISE I've particularly recommended to atoateutS 49,
h3 IN T. |oNS4 ANf'
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A HINT no sTRANGERs-whstx G

a ~ A HINT TO STRANtiERS-Whs $50
VIA is the Of paying for article than it H
st2 can bought for AZ the old established III
SeElS stand of MRS. CLARKE, Poydras and IVA
,arondele there is be onndnnw openng-an ele
CANT assortment SPRING MILLINERY consisting in part,
OF Grape Hair and Straw Bonnes Of every description; Pa
mea Bone Hats misses children fine French
Fiowers beautiful sprng Ribbons well every other a
Gle the Millinery Department There is also be found
excellent of Lace Mantlas, which with the Bon
being offered at prices much lower than be
found branch Of business in what is termed
"a fashionable part Of the city y ..r-. 6
expenses being small her profits likewise SID all.
She strangers visiting city
examine her stock before purchase elsewhere Re-
member the address, MRS. CIARkE'S III
! nlT 6m-mlT corner Poydras and Carondelet SITS.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

IN Observation-Disclosures and beautiful Tile
IN will be the in the of dr. IS AT this
Alt Is light and also handsome shape, with yeD
ators running through in such that they be
tnguisted only by the wearer.
Also spleudd of Gent Straw, Panama French
and American Felt HATS Silk Cashmere Beaver Hats
D. c. JOHNSTON, ST. Charles Hat Emporium.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

OFFICE or THE NEW ORLEANS IrsuRAscE CoxrAsY,
New Orleans. April Is, 1857.
usy-The Annual Election for Mine Directors,
We during ensuing year will be held ut this office on
MONDAY the 9th inst. between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and
2P M ',a5r. ..r j. TUYES,
,is III President.
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i
which, together with their heavy stock hand forms the
largest and best selected in the SouE aorag
inducements city and country purchasers desiring low pcr
and accomInating terms. o2H u
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These Exquisite Specimens Of Art exhibition in
the Room, Odd Fellows Hail. and the proceeds Of
the exhibition will appropriated exclusively objects OF be-
uevoence.
independent artistic merit these Pa tings possess
peculiar claim upon all rel Gious denominations
EV-HOURS OF STANDARDIZATION u A. NJ until l0
?. NJ
pa- A DMIsSION-5O Cents. ais If
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IN p. ROCH q CO., MANUFACTuREks OF
4 HATS-Having enlarged their store, the subscribers
are read, to do any work that their customers and
the public shall fit bestow them HRrig
engaged the workep, and being in receipt
the best of materials they confident that they cut
good work is any establishment in the city.
n q. Hats of all qualities sizes order her.ee
notice. p. RUCH Il CO.,
dill en- Baronne and Grrvier Streets
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MILLINERY.

New Orleans, December Is, Isss-d1s Il
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EXPORTS.
IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL-Ship Cnward-493l sacke oats to order
NEWPORT-Ship II Won Eagera-7l0 tons coal Warnekin 4
kerchoH.
BUCKSPORT, ME-ship Edward D Pec-s-30 tons hay 10
order.
BORDEAUX-Bark Sa-agossAssorted mise to { j Mecher
AGO.
PORTLAND ME-Shp Bumbcry-17OO bales hay 200 bbs
mackerel Sayorey-l6O bbls potatoes to order.
MARSEILLES-Bark Tunaro-Snlt to Barelli eco
ISLE De SUf.-Brig Crimen-3Ul ions salt to order.
WILMlNGTON-Sclr G Prescott-ll5O bbs tar to Poole
eco.
PHILADELPH1A-Sclr B Watson-Asstd mdse to Creery
4 Farwel
TAMPICO-Schr Red Fox-2 cases vanilla b Turpn S36l3
specie Fernando &cOS5pU sic and lot Of fnl
Aco
ToRREHIJA, SPAIN-Brig Trade--l95 bags salt Bodous-
que Il Phillips
SEsAl-Schr Arrogant-s91O specie Cururded % bale,
hhnnocks, h do, Il bales hats I.ohez-lVu R ,po-e
l20DD sticks wood to
BRAZOS ST IAG0-Schr Sea Drift-s40OO specie order
PENSACOLA-Schr Dora-2500O feet lumber
NOBILE-Schr AnOla--3lW bis ro,iu to order
PEARL RIVER-Sclr Gen Washingtol-Sj 900 feet lumber
Care eco.
PEARLINGTON-Sclir Isabea--40g90 feet lumber to
order
BONFOuCA-Schr Fruerre-5dD bb sand 10 order.
PEARIINGTON-Schr Sarah Bluien-350 900 feet lunbr 10
Ward Eco.
PEARL RIVER-Schr Prcsident-25Oo0 feet lumber to
u SnideT.
BfL0XI-Seir James Eliza25 900 feet Of lumber to
Petet.
BLOXI-Schr Roana-40 900 feet lumber to " Stacker
BILONl-Schr Mary AnI-lumber 10 order.
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Dt@ 0rleans stloneg 5tlarhet.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No, 10

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp street,
Monday Evening, Jan. B. )
The week commences with considerable activity There was
only one Bank regularly discounng to-day Bank of Lou
siana The Offering with heavy something like three
times its income.
On the street there but little inquiry for money and much
less offering than Saturday We only heard of about
$i50OO being negotiated, maturing in April and Nav with
little OF long date say twelve months per cent The oua
fty of high grade making continues very limited Fter
the last of the holidays, which will the sth many nj
country friends will be in the city, is reasonable ia
suppose that the usual amount of long paper made AN
nuay will appear during the three months As there ara
operations, neither speculative investment in real
estate the which lenders will on to purchase
will be confined to cotton factors acepanCeS they
generally at this time in the highest credit pretty
soTor another years business no probability Of any
to New York for higher rates. but may Meseus Hun
tingdon Schuyler Repath Robson Others which will moi
prove quite profitable cotton plane and
cotton factors responsibilities.
The Exchange market freely supplied to-day without any
important variations frem the closing Saturday The
Banks continue their "a discount checks over The
counter, and round at discount Outside the rates r
from 07S discount Five days quotations Sixty day
sight pretty finn 2SG2 Foreign offered freely and ,,
supply accommodating Some large buyers Offering more thar
per cent for bills of ladiug drafts and OF good MAKE
have down Ga Francs, all between our figures
nnd not salebe At the time there has to-day
large of exchange changed hands We quote THU
evening
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Rebie@ Of tbt 1flarAets,


SUGAR AND MOLASSES. Sugar was FIRM with sales of
go hhis at 9aE6c for Fair Fully Moasses 500
bbS sold 6G62c for Choce and Csc for Fancy
and 800 half bbs at GiGlf5c d gallon.
FLOUR There has active demand for sfpnent
and the sales reached fully 10000 which 900 Ohio
mxed brands at ST 60 100 Of choice atboat
II, 1000 Indiana Paimeol from boas 300 St Louis
in two Or three lots all ST. 1000 Fine S. $50 Choice
Extra AT 81 IS q Dbl.
GRAlN..The stock of Corn light sales were
confined TO about 500 sacks Csc q husne! was
higher and Dl9 sacks sold party 81
and 81 60 q bushel for White noced 800 sacks
St. Louis tie, go lots 3d. Saturday 1900 from
store at Zoe d bshe Small lots of Bran selling at 81 %
dSl 80 q 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. Pork advanced 5)075C with sales of 1000
bb Mess SIS 10 and 200 $40 a % casks
Ribbed Sides sold 9iSr and at 791c p
H.. Lard still higher and the sales comprised 10 terces
private terms, 40 2lic l26c and 800
kegs at 1876 u tb
HAY. .255 bales Western were sold at $50 q ton.
2O0 Rio at I4g05c 50 1919 aud 100 Laguayra at lie
u ID.
CANDLES, Star higher and 800 boxes Proctor Il
CANDLES were sold ut 23isc p ID
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE. A lot was offered at 39c n
gallon.
WHISKY. Sales 100 bhs Rectifai 3l9S2c p gallon.
FREIGHTS., "A ship taken for Liverpool 9l6i
Cotton, for Europe and for Bremen at llc for
Cotton and AS 81 for Tobacco.
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RRIVEn

-ahhlt En-
BIRTHS ship Mo3eeeN Jackson from Genoa 9Th November in BAL
snip lrons1es CARTS 10 days from New York to Muster
Ship Edward Peters Curtis % days from Bucsspo Me-, to
Ship Ran3s!E Williams y days fom Portland Me- to Baxter
Ship 'esscPh Holms; JOsein Jr Bristol Eogan Nov 49, to
Bremen SHY yon Gasera Kemers Newport Me- Nov H. to
B Bs G T4RsEo ia sEy from Mqssie Boe kcopon
to CFesy from Isle Dc SUI Cape de Verbs 18th Nov
Brig 5 Br9%n HaqFd, q days from, Philadelphia to J II
Bark Sa eoS sii Day 0 Bordeaux 18th Oct 10 echsr
"ehF Smithsonian new Davis days from New York to mas,
sehF pfeseot Gelker l6 days from, Wilmington c to
sohr W Ea1 Robinson 10 u from philadelphia to cresry
schr Red Fox, Abica, days from, 7,f,, .. .,
schr Bo5s Bosheh days FROM psnsacol. +, master
sshs A1o ~. w4ess % s, Hss
sshF s s9i5T Bi, S"'i psI r rom,
ESTE E Tos,s Smith RIi!s from BloSiBas
schr Mary Ann, JONES' from Bitoxi-Dasa
sTEAMBOATs.
Th1s E Tut Doz'ar from St Louis
California, Hutchings, from Mobile
9spEay, Kenton. from Red River
Sap;t9l, I.onog, from Bayou Sara,
81 Charles, B@temau, from Jefferson.
Il Il W MI, Newell, from Memphis
Magnolia, ihOmasson, from Nicksbprr-
Ceres, labagsh, from Bali&e.
Towboat Yankee. Fenton from the Pssses-t,ve5 down an
10 sea- 2Ste niumo SHIPS Chas Pennel Highland Light
and Schr Esther Burr. Brought m ship Onward Rhrk
Pagnsta and schrs Arrogant and Sea Drift.
Towboat Mary Kingsland Phillips from the PaSses-touef
down and to sea- Slst ultimo ships Atlas and William
son Brought up ships Joseph HolmdS, Won Gsgevn
ToTboa' Phoenix crowe from the rassestowed down ant
osta Slst ult ship Mediator and Bark Voau Brough
up ship Roswell sprague and Bark Panure.
foEboat Il Day, Heaon from the Pssses-towed down apt
10 sea 2th nlt ships Pacific Vcksburg and schr Elec
d Brown. ' ~ AN
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The quarter shows increase the corresponding
quarter Of 1855 Of nearly fifty nine cent and the largest
receipts any quarter this House organized
We have day later foreign avces by the Europa which
arrived New York Saturday afternoon, from Liverpool
the 18Th ult III the cotton and breaGsu market is
thing special add but the financial advices and
favorable Both the Bank of England and Bank Of
show continued increase of specie The Bank of Eng
its position i'll regard Specie that It
did the first week of October The lowest
reached the Sl of November since when has
been gradually gaining specie strength.
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The money pressure the Bank has been diminishing
time The Bank increased ASA
ling sterling the lowest point the 18th
Of October.
The Money market remained easier Consos quoted
dividend B but had been lowero 935G arrival
of e40O GOO from Australia Galf of which will the
Bank) had caused American securities in
inquiry improved prices. We may add that private
in London and after the year had active
for American securities would probably large
Of money would by that time, be seeking investment
We published in our last the fastest Liverpool circular regard
ing cotton and give below the breadutfs. will
found the current prices Of all descriptions Of flour:
LIVERPOOL, December Il, 1856
Gazette Deliveries of Wheat; Quar-. Av. Price.
Week ending Dec. 20 1856. 99673 HID
Same week, 1856 SIS. Id l5.lSO
Since Tuesday considerable Wheat and Flour and
moderate supplies OF Indian Corn reported abroad
The imports in this interval eoawse and from Ireland
limited 10 extent for time but the exports
During the past days has consup-
tive demand and export inquiry for Wheat pre-
vious prices Flour has been quiet and its value tending down
wards Oats and OATMEAL with less of both offer, have
enhanced Indian
steady, but much done Egyptian Beans and Barley sill
slow.
Atto-days market there fair attendance very
quiet trade in Wheat fine Red selling slowly Tuesday prices
White at a decline OF Id TO I'd per 20 lbs.
FionrTha business limited II reduction of Cd to
sack and barrel; the former almost unsaeabe.
Oats-A moderate demand previous
Oatmeal-Ittle and inquiry higher prices
Egyptian Beans-Slow and I'd cheaper.
Barley-Fery dull.
Indian CcrnThere pressure sell, but very re-
stricted business at about the figures of Tuesday
Yours respectfully, JOSEPH 1CBBACk.