Weekly national intelligencer., 1857-10-10
TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE.
From Neao Orleans.
The Providence Banks.

From Nesc Orleans
New ORLEANS, OcT. s.-The excessive strngency Of
the money market has caused further heavy decline in
cotton and the reduction from the highest point attained
is three and quarter cents per pound The sales
during the past three days put down as 600 bales
including lots of middling at 3 per lb The range
however for this grade is 13 l35 cts The receipts
continue pour in rapidly and the indications are that
lower figures will yet have to be submitted to- All
branches of business less affected by the
pressure but the merchants using their en-
deavors to brave the storm. Sterling bills have still fur
her declined and sales reported Of bankers bills at
81 or three per cent. discount
Kansas Election
ST. LOUIS Ger. 9-Kansas returns show large Demo-
cratic majorities Johnson gives LOO; Leavenworth
250 Atchison 60; and Douglass 100 Both branches
Of the Legislature will have Democratic majorities
So says account Another report is that the Re-
pubcans have carried the Legislature by large ma
jority.
Pennsylvania Legislature.
HARRISBURG Ocr 9-The Senate has passed bill
extending the time of the suspension of the banks the
st of April 1853 providing for stay Of execution
year. and requiring the deposies Of the State
to be paid in specie.
New York, 0cT 9-Messrs. Gsllaudet & Wetmore,
bankers, have suspended.
There tremendous on the Park Bank, but it
paid all demands
reported to have amounting to
wards of one million dollars.
The Pine Plains Bank, of this State was thrown out
here to-day.
The total number of failures announced for the last
week is hundred and twentythree The well-known
houses of Bowen McNamee, and of William G. Lane
Co., both dry goods ask extension. The latter has
connexions in Charleston.
The Brooklyn Central Bank has been enioined and
receiver appointed.
1t is reported that the banks viii provide fund Of
$6,000000 for the special object of forwarding pro-
duce.
Neao York Market
NEW YORK, 0cT. 9.-Cotton is quiet Flour is im-
proving sales of $500 barrels; State $3.50 81 20:
Ohio SIS. 10 $3.50; Southern So 40 a SIS rs Wheat
has declined sales of $500 bushels red ST. Is l22:
white 81 25 35 Corn has declined sales of % 600
bushels; mixed 81 SO cents Pork is heavy; mess
$23 $2350 Beef has declined 40 cents 81; Chicago
repacked $13 S14.50 Lard is steady IA l5 cents
Rio III Sugar has declined cent Spirits of urpen
tine is dull at 40 AZ cents time, and 38 cents for
cash. Rosn is firm. Rice is heavy at 81 Al cents
Baltimore Market
BALTIMORE, OCTOBER 9.-Flour, Howard street super
S5 50 extra $6.75; Ohio super SIS 30; extra do S625
Sc so; City Mills super $5 25; extra do Sc so 81:
Baltimore ground family S. .25 extra do S725 Rye
Flour S4.75. Cornmeal $3.50 $4. Wheat white 81 %
ST. 80 red 81 .05 81 16. Corn white 20 73 cents
yellow 72 "A cents. Whiskey 20a % cents.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, OcT. s-The receipts of beef cattle yes-
erday comparatively light and the sales were made
advance on last weeks rates The offerings were
rs head, 30 of which were driven to Philadelphia and
he remainder 1910 head) taken up by Baltimore
butchers at prices ranging from $3.50 to S475 the
loo equal to 81 Ss50nett and averaging S4 SO gross
The advance in prices is 25 to so per 100 pounds
Hogs have declined since last 25 to so cents per 100
pounds. They have been selling for days past at
e. so So 25 per 100 pounds nett. Sheep are selling
lowly at from s.. % to $3.50 per head.