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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

ROOM In the Iutcgsncer bull 10 T. formerly occupied
by J. II. Pendleton, az law oIce. Possession given
LIST April. Apply at this Office feb1o-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

WANTED,

/ neY who can come well recommended Apply Of thI
/ n SSIsy Carrier Depot, opposite the North western
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

Dr. o. ]. wood-Sir: have used nearly three bottles Of
ySur Hair Restorative and have found It's effects very sat,
stactory II has entirely destroyed all dandruh from ny
head, and restored my hair original which had
become quite gray. WIZ. TRUESDALE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

FINE Country Residence situated in Pleasant Valley
There IS also gond stable garden spot attached to
my5 GEO. L. wIcKllAM-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08
For Rent.
For Rent

A COMFORTABLE two story Brick Dwelling House, sit
y unteIi on Hampton Street Possession given LIST o
.nrfl Ennuire Of [mh3l s. D. HARPER son.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

SE subscriber respectfully announces to his @
and the public, that he has commenced brewing ~ w
ensuing season, and will have Ale early neNt
solicited and promptly Attenus1
wheeling August 6th-2tdk1tw GEO w s4I r.,t,,.
SteubenTile Herald copy 2td6itW,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

RFW WHEAT FLODR
TrsT RRCHTyEu loo hhls Novelty Mills Extra Family
y .d Flour maze from pure nc" D0ANE CowGILL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

UST RECEIVED-The "Old House by the RIver' ''rent
q Holy Land;" Boat Life in Egypt and Militia
by W. c. Prince; "Charotte ronte" Canterbury Taes
vrSnia Illustrated, by Porte Crayon, (eall and l
'tesmony Of the Rocks MY Schools and School Master,
by Hugh Miller" "Iite DOrrit," in cloth and paper.
Expected daily invoice OF the finest that Is nnnufac
tured Of Legal Cap, Letter and Note PaperOrdered
prsssly for the legal profession.
Everything In the Stationery and Book line constantly
hand at III Main street, wheeling,NG. jy2S
HORSE FOR SALE.
FINE family Horse Sorre years old, perfectly sound
n and gentle. good saddle beast for sale low En-
quire at this Office. jy2T-2W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

Are the Agents for Wheeling and Vicinity.
~ Call on them. ap9s-lw-daw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

1IIr dwelling house occupied by c. Lambdn, in Centre
| Wheeling. Also one adjoining, lB occupied by TIos.
TAYLOR. For further information, arlvto
f.hlt BOSIlAA1, GLRERTSON & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08
Rent.

a TWO story Brick House, containing four rooms and
N Kitchen situated Fourth street, above Union OF
door beiog the residence Of Geo F. WckhRm am recent
ccnied v las FORSYTH For further particularS enqut
Of GapaOl GEO T.. wtCkHAM,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

The loans and discounts reached higher figure
than since 1889
1t is hardly necessary to much about the money ket
currency circulated largely and negotiations made
hut there was not the slightest appearance press large
sales Of cotton will throw large into the coming
week
As evidence Of the mighty business transacted TODAY we
learn that one Of the Banks received i'll deposits through the re-
ceivins teller rie millions hundred thou
sand dollars and through its nearly one million of
dollars making in all S33000J The immense amount
The other Banks also active had as much they could
do.
Exchange again vey heavy to-day with large saes at
declining rates particularly for sterling which was sold nj the
reduced figures Of Gi5 for bills with shipping documents the
range however, closed rather higher say GQ6 and g.
Tor gooh Al clear bills with large offerings Francs plenty and
also tending downward Some good passed Mt
the range OF the market closed firm 1874 800 were
sold through one party ats 35G5 but mostly nj 30
Domestic funds were taken freely 7l per cent discount
considering The other heavy payments going one day and
ree days SIGHT ltl1 discount; sixty days banker,
"a discount seventy day date drafts per cent discount good
commercial bills Offering freely and sales made AT all
prices from 21a24 and cent discount. opinion
that good time drafts will go much lower There not
much hope for foreign large sales of cotton are o;nr
crowd the market In the meantime thar downtown Bank will
regret not having carried suggestions in ordering coin
from New York have purchased largely Of exchange ut
the low
Nothing done in stocks to-day The Mechanics and Truler
Bank made their semi dividend five per cent TO day.
payable the 18th The of the Union Bank made
theirs Friday of the next dividend will
be by the Bank Of Louisiana the Goth inst.
CoAaitoHo Of The Bdks0f this c forhe ending S.ura
Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05
oorroN AND TOBACCO srATEMEsr.


SUGAR AND MoLAssEs The sales of Sugar embraced
some 200 his 9a92sc for Fair Fully Fair Of Molasscs
about 400 bbls sold 6l62 for to Choice and $50
half bbls in lots at 64c q gallon.
FLOUR. There better demand the sales EN-
braced nearly 5000 bbls which 500 Supene St. Louis at
81 5000 Indiana (two iaboa loads part Extra SAME
price, Oo ordinary Extra also at the price 100 bbs Ohio
at ST 40 $50 al 81 So and 700 Fine S. sss5 90 Dbl
GRAIN. Corn III request with sales of about
Coo D bushsl. Nothing of any consequence done
Wheat Oats Bran of Shipsu 1870 sacks were sold at
81 80 d 100 h.
PROVISIONS The sales of Pork embraced some 800 bbs
Mess in two three lots SIS % a bb--an improvement
OF Bacon % casks Prime Ribbed sold ut &C. and 20
OF Shoulders ac holders asking Sc "a at the close
for Prime Shoulders. Lard still higher noticed
sales OF "A bbls at l2c lis bb and lots l2
Nessat l5 5l2i two or three lots 1874 and reales $50
kegs at 1876 a ID.
sALT.A cargo of $500 sacks Liverpool about one-thrd
Fine, was sold from warehouse 81 D sack round
70 oofFEEThe sales were confined to ESQ bags, of
which l06 at 1914 4s7 at JOB, and IS at 1OSc y ID.
CANDLES. There active demand for Star, aud
1900 to 1900 boxes were sold at 23c for full weight
LARD OIL. 80 bbls Winterstraned disposed of at
81 05, and small lot at 81 10 d gallon.
TALLOW...A lot of 50 City Rendered was taken MT
l0lsc p b.
noticed of 900 bales New York at SCI 100
tons Western So and on Friday 1900 bales New
York at S26 50 p ton
BAGGING 100 bales India were sold at PIC and 90 at
1876 q yard, cash.
sales included 100 bbls Rectied in lots at
SO SIC q gallon.
fhEidAlS. The engagements comprised Is ships of
which three for Liverpool 9lGd Cotton one for Glasgow
Europe on private terms and Bremen vessel for at
Ia for Cotton and Ass for Tobacco.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05
Aseb 9rItans stlol.eg Mlarktt.
cnEscEsr orricr, No, 70 Camp stree.

E55aft : CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street }
Saturday Evening, Jan. 3. :
week closing has been Of than ordinary
Importance with several days and inclement weather,
and OF the annual holidays large operations in cotton have
taken place and arge Exchange The general
city has somewhat less than the last country
friends prefer spend the holidays at home The general
wholesale trade has been brisk owing to the
Receipts produce have been liberal SCALE though there
any accumulation of stocks The foreign ayice
particularly those regarding great staple have been of
supporting character causing buyers forward who
have for weeks holding back for lower prices There is
not much -four and hreasu generally Foreign
markets any enhancement in prices with
position of affairs financial and commercial and after the wind
ing up of the eyenfu fourth of January in the very satisfactory
manner which marked its to-day, presumed the
social position is comparatively fattering.
Very seldom does fall to the lot of pablo journalists
cord elevated feelings high qualification the
signal results day which has in the financial history of New
Orleans occupied large share of the public attention and
mind fourth of January but particularly this
time when great interests cashng between antagonists
who contened for supremacy the great
ton field Orleans which repeatedly been dicde
favor Of parties favorng British interests rather the spin
of Manchester and the traders of Liverpool and her
friends this side 1t has been rmed that the cotton factors
this city would have surrender about the of
the year The last European advices strengthened their posi-
on and to-day has witnessed the largest payments made
the Banks Of the city without any alterng amounting
millions of dollars fDlows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05
IMPORTS.



Assorted mdse.
GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLns Nor
gan3 bales cotton, John Williams vCoS2 Head NAss Eco
"a Henderson, Terry &co-23 Oakley awkins-l6 Pills
bnryl2 Eaton HendeSonS FrcllsOn Stevenson sco-3 n
Miller ForeSter-6 liamn-5 Farley, Iurey Nc0a do to
u Kelly AGO. Bradley, wilson &co-slidrcsto psbnfy
Lantear-Walker, Stuart X iiutchnson-F f Mairnan
Eaton X Heudcrson-R l. Adnms--Augustn Thibnu.-RI.f
&co- onNe7se &co-E Hart &coliarr Morgan &co-To,R
233 bales ''
CHARMEST0N-Erig Tehosscc-l9 cs riei Goodrich &c,
10 do Chapman Brown3 do If do Thonas-5U les do to
Dyas &c0lUS do j Il OIHu95 do If to II u SenuInn Vro
lao les erierl bale mdse Sterke-I box do 4 Du
maS~ll do and roll do Miles, Adams Sco-l do 10 l.
Joseph.
WlIMINGTON-schr Joseph Iowrence-l525 bbs tar to
Poole kcn,
Observation-Disclosures Jas stockton-26 900 feet lumber
10 Il A sanford
PENSAC OLA-Scr Lizzie Meyick-9U bales cotton 10 W Ard
PENSACOLA-Schr Martha-20 fee sash ulc blinds 30 GOO
feet lumber \ Simpson &cus bales Lloyd Frrson
MOBILE-SCLg Aurea-2jO bb, Pos; Mel--2jJ do d
MetuHlf
MoBlLE-schs Triniy-Jg bales to Carroll Pritcl
MOBILE-Schr aearcs2U sacks to oricr-!2 bales cot
ton Mche0E BrhiiU-66 Farley jUrty SCU-32 Tare!on
Whiting Il TWllis-lolR 100 bales cotton.
MOBIIE-Srhr Sea Hore57 bales cotton to Carroll Prcl
ard AGO,
MQRIIE-Sehr Mary Megdaena-l55 bales cotton Carroll
PIjlChard AGO.
MOBlLE-Schr Basiliie--ll6 bales cotton to order
BlLONI-Schr Star-20OUO feet lumber to order.
BAYOU LAC0MBE-Schr Joinvile-5u0 bbls sand to order
TANCEIPAIlO-Scar Gen Wortll-360o0 feet lumber to
Merritt X Mcdonnell.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

YAZOO RIVER-Steamea Aton Jr-237 bales cotton Bach
anon Carroll &col74 Mciemore, Raybum &co-9f Payne Il
HArrisO15 Robson 4 Aler-6j BOgart, Foley Avcry-64
Esllin &coH e Pnckard Aces 10 Ward Saundar x
Hnuti2 Williamson SOni John Williams xcO3O do to
Henderson Peae-32 Watt Noble Mobey-22 Frerson,
Conway &ce22 Hemingway, FriedAnder &co3l Thcobai
Grting SCo-l3 l. Il Adams SCnO to A Lane
Wright, Allen kco--lO Hall Rold PnnamO Wychc X
Co.'S George Connoiy6 Lane Mayied &coToul HOO bales
cotton.
,SHRENEPoRT-steemers torm-?5S bales cotton Wright.
Allen &colii Campbell Strong-ll2 Hugely, Blair &co--3
B4nder, McKenna 4 ubblrd-7l Redpi Roberts Terrl-
% Lowe McReynolds &co-30 Wyche kco31 do c
cummings Stewart &Co3l TO Henderson Terry Sco32 do
lieaa MaSse &co-2S Purvs GLADDEN. &co2S Payne Har-
53nE@o ward Saunders Hunts Wilson Pouroy &co-l9
mcheroy Bradtord-lS W Phillips &cU-lS do Cleveland
botheTs &colf Frslisen Stevenson kcolT Burbdge
co-l9 DAVIS Jenkins &co-l0 May &co-S Cheatgnier
horfeit Haye &co-6Green Crump5 Wallace &co-4 do
cotton to f ConerySi do Shaw Zuns-Toa lbs bales cot
ton. ' ~ ~ ~
shkEn EfoRT-Steaner NJ Greenwood-3O5 bales cotton to
Lloyd& Frierson-l52 Ward Saunders Hunt-Ol IN aTrou
Prechard &co-5l Wilson, Pomoy &co35 Harris Ley-Ii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05


The weeks import is $3.50 The stock previously 81
7oS The sales this week SO which $50 are Oh spec-
aon' aud $3.50 for export leaving stock Of
port of S 09 which is LOO bales the same time
last The stock OF American 25 being SIS Isl bates
more than at the same period last year The apparent weekly
consumption to-day is O26 against 10 0SI at the same
period last year
The market has been well sustained by good steady demand
from the trade throughout the week and although there
neen an absence OF excitement and fair supply Of offer
ing, useful descriptions of American ndng not on
command the extreme Of Friday last 10 some IN.
stances I'D lb. dearer Brss Egyptians
rom hetr relative eheapncss have attracted full share
enon and the sales large full The business done
N rR Is extensive in the early part of the week however
they were freely offered, and rrcguary in prices took
place since then the choice being good the
OF lust week nnHlterei. "
The sales are rated !, 900 bales
Taken speculation
Al JnIINy Wi ,''Ni
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

TOUCHING THE EYE.-The great majority Of man.
kind do not and cannot one fraction of what they
were intended to see. The provegb that None are so
blind as those that will not see is as true of physical
as Of moral vision. BY neglect and carelessness we
have made ourselves unable to discern hundreds of
things which are before to be seen. Thomas Car-
lyle has summed this up in one pregnant sentence.
"The eye sees what it brings the power to see. How
true this! The sailor on the lookout can see ship
where the landsman sees nothing: the Esquimaux
distinguish white fox amidst the white snow ; the
American back-woodsman will fire rifle ball so as
to strike nut out Of the mouth Of squirrel without
hurting it the red Indian boys hold their hands up
as marks to each other certain that the unering
TOW will be shot between the spreadout fingers; the
astronomer can see star in the sky where to Others
the blue expanse is unbroken the shepherd can dis
mosaic worker can detect distinctions of color where
others see none; and multitudes of additional ex-
amples might be given of what education does for
the eyes. Five Gateways of Knowledge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05
loi1D

ioHt ectpts SINCE inc september, 1856 81 33
In addition to the above 100000 has received by
Assistant Treasurer of the United ST. Louis being
OF the S7I50OO ordered here last month large
this will into circulation, the Treasurer of here
the general discussing agent for the great Souh-wes
The steamer Black Warrior about due, Will bring $500
900 to the Citizens Bank, and $4,000 Bank and
other small unknown
Part of the mails by the Europa happened get through
our latest cotton circular the following Having
circular this evening, drer next
publication.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05
EXPORTS.

~ NEW YORK VA notwithstanding Empire City
bO bales cotton bhs pecans 10 M hbs moases srnres
GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Louisiana
$50 bo -four 80 bOs whisky 30 do liquor 375 sacks corn Is
coffee 20 casks bacon, 100 bxs vine ' ~
-, G. WESTON, lNpIANohA HIND Notwithstanding
Daniel NebsetO bbs and Is hhcs sugar 25 Dbl, nr n
bbis whisky. 1850 sacks 10 hams do rice 30 bp
coffee 10 Dbls lard oil 90 kgs nails Ii bales osnahurrs
clet, % bNo cheese 90 bXs cheese 50 candles soap
HANRE-Ship Bodenls0 bales cotton 5l29 bb -four 6297
sacks wheat 1871 sacks corn 81 sacks 37 lard 6
ties do, 5000 slaves. WI
HAVRE-Ship Corinthian-3l52 bales cotton
BOSTON-Bark Junatal47 rbbls -four 222- sacks What
80 bbls whisky 4 hds tobacco 10Y sacks corn % bale, mos
do rigs, 2l6S hides, 5000 slaves. '
BOSTON-Bark Tide Water45 bales cotton S9 bs and "a
ties aow 100 bbs beef 800 ties lard 600 bbls flour 800 sacks
wheat. wv '"-N7
BARCELoNA-ship Diogeues-Soo bales cotton 1880 bb,
-four 1909 sacks wheat, 1000 slaves. ~ ~
SAN SEBASTIAN-Brig Tres de Mavo-.5Q hale, rattan N
bhls fionr, 40 sacks corn, bag cotton seed. ~ "
A-Bnrk Carmen-5I3 bales cotton 50 chairs rock
ing do, 4 sofas, > tables. ~ ~
BARCELONA-Brg Chenito-2l00 bbs -four 400 bgs do
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIM Bagaey-5l hhds sugar 70
lls moasSes - hi do, 40 sacks coffee, whisky 81 do
oue hbs pork q casks acoe, II bJs lard OIL abs lard 81
nXs candles % BIS cheese Is do rans bbls onos ale
10 bales wool, 80 pkgs Inlse S'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05
c A 7 7 L E NJ Ark EFT,

JEFFERSON CITY, January t.
The arrivals during the last days we're uninportant and
prices OF good and fine descriptions stock were in favor If
holders and firm at quotations The supply Of iae Cattle
Sheep, Mich Cows and Veal Cattle rather moderate with
stock of Hogs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05
Shipping SnteIligents.
MONDAY, January 5, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY..

CLEARED SATURDAY,
steamship Empire City, Wndc for New York via Havana
Steamship Louisiana Talbot for Galveston and Indino "
Steamship Daniel Webster Lefeyre for Galveston adino
Ship Baden, Stilphen for Havre Rax,ar o!pI s
sMa INV NJ nlh,eF lpt h'vre, Baxter Lowell sco
alk Jnata Dtinkwater for Boston, Jones Mackiner S"o
Snn n, -, Sse, Nhe Tor Boston. Creevy Fnrwell
Sn"n i at Nnliacn' G9oiaa Tor Malaga, PUG Mir xco
Spam i ~ Tiei!to tIeoi Tor .'arcelona PUG Mir
c,o,r,ar wv 7,,.. e.... PUG 4 Avandnno
john f HYDE ,gco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05
gstp ORLEANS Daily Crescent.
When Danger is Nigh.
BY BARRY CORNWALL.

BY BARRY CORNWALL.
When friends look dark and cold
And maids neither laugh nor sigh,
And your enemy proffers his gold, n
Be sure that danger is nigh,
O, then It's time to look forward
And back, like the hunted hare;,
And to watch as the little bird watches,
When the falcon is in the air.
When the trader is scantof his words,
And your neighbor is rough or SHY,
And your banker recalls his boards,
Be sure there is danger nigh.
O, then it's time to look forward
And back, like the hunted hare;
And to watch, as the little bird watches,
When the falcon is in the air.
Whenever change is wrought,
And you know not the reason why,
In your OWL, or an old friends thought,
Be sure there is danger nigh,
O, then It's time to look forward
: And back, like the hunted hare
And to watch, as the little bird watches,
When the falcon is in the air.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

SCENE IN THE STREEr.-Potice Constable to Boy
g Now, then, off with that hoop, or I'll precious
soon help youm
Lady-(,oho imagines the observation addressed
to he5')-" What monsterf'
7ableau.-The lady lifts up her crinoline and hur-
rieS of.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

E5> The steamer Storm left Shreveport the 3lsi u No
boats port for New Orleans Passed steamer Belle upber
below Shreveport repairing her dder the I'd inst passed
the steamer St Charles aground the wreck of the
Jones' Tie steamer Lizzie Lee from Shreveport for Til, port
sunk on last Saturday week in Twelve Mile BAYOU
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05
DENTISTRY.
MUSIC TEACHING.

y,gA MRS. CAMPEELL. ThAGuEK Of NJ
FSy@ SIC gives lessons On the PIANO and GUITAR, At
~ ~ her residence, M = Constance H-Tcn-
50 per month, twelve lessons invariably in advance
LHCIJ RES at q Constance fin Is
tNsfs INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
SGtE THOMAS } MARTIN Of the oldest Instructor: in
AlI this ciIy will give Lessons in this accomplishment
ah Ladies or t'e:teue!. His ability well known
require recommendation.
Ei- orders left with ? P WERLEIE, No. 5 Camp street,
will meet with prompt attention. 0gr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05
QUOTATIONS OF COTTON.
gebiea Of tge stlarAets.
MONDAY MORNING

MONDAY MORNING, January s. 1851
COTTON The demand was active and general Saturday
and the sales reached fully 10000 bales prices showing an
alyanc. of &c since receipt the Niagara accounts We
now quote
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

AHMay &eo-ls ~ McMahq9 &eo7o H k Carter Aco.a7 to
FS WEe sns1 Escrs @ I
Wright Allen &so2l Rqsely Blair &eols wilson Ipseon
WSSsSs S5ssoq5se, $se h1aPasr SsKsnns
Fa 5y so Brothers bS @ef
Rssss % DO s do to
Campbell i sfonssos Greenwood $3.50 EsD kcO
@ jarsy G" i kse,9s do
essee eos M aer ee
pkgs mdse to Lloyd Frieson-sundriss oerTota lls5
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Milton Reif-ls bbs beef IL hall
oor H GFgEi SsS5 b pork ok ha bols pig fee,
produce and sundres to Martin Owen cobb55o kegs lard
S6n Hurley Ssss9 kess lard I'd and
SS y butter TooSs tss$ Sbis lard
posSs Rey sheep Head Of eae q
bbs apples and slndres to order
gSFs g:n?* 92ss f SS
Rsq ssS & Blair sns
TE S.dn seo s F2Ts 9 b Pss,Ss sss
Harris Levitt Anderson Mecalt-Toal 562 bales
AenS jSo Ws &eo1Is Woaa ow o AARON ;"1
;5#S SS$s h%Ss :: ssi
kns &ee5T Male, Summers sktsr Stanton ( News
S SEa sSP sa MG eo"a Chambers
GRAND ECORE-steamer I.indr-ei bales cotton to ToIe
done Dc 1 Iayor-6o Msnburger kco5O Cooper Eco
decke &co-2S \ Shutynuirl6 c Cnmmings-li Carroll
Prichard &co-l2 Cnnmaek, squires Wesl0 May &co
lon &co--5 W Shall &co-5 W Phillips &co--5 I.ob
Eharpentier5 Smith Vanlsenthuys 8cllocq-25
Bogart Foley Avery22 81 hhcs nolasses D KEW
sco-9 hhds sugarW urqulnr4l hides Keep R,rt sco
and sunFes to ofder-foa 5O2 bales cotton 100 hh sugar
q bells molasses. g.
PAS-Seamer Cora-3 bales cotton T. Pillsbury-
Baec-l5 do Dnpeer Hays Sco5 do half 81 hhds s,lga5
and s. bbls u:olasses Iob Charpene-Jacob Dnbya-To
molasses. ~ ''
Ningara-27 bbs pork 10 bbs lard
~ ties Martin, Owen Cobb-pfoduce and sundres to Tufts
h9baTs-6 hhds tobacco Feowes scol6 hhds 300
bbs flour Is bbls lard 3 do Levy Suners-O do ? kegs
do 100 bbis -four Twce&co649 bbls lard ties DO
2o kegs do Jno Hurley &co3l4 do HI % sacks
wlsa Hewitt Nortop&co-produce and sunes to + d ibnnN
Moore Fancnlin29 q Robison-l9 Warnokin kerchoh
3 WI Soery &co9 bb -four Pope Ellison vco-i3i sacks
Brady Gornlan NcO355 sacks Twichell yco-2 horses
and buggy head cattle oslerTot4 II bales
cottoE III hhds tobacco.
RECEIPTS SATURDAY.
PINE BLUFFS-Seamer Peltcan-Cotton and sundr;es to
order-Total, 1901 bales cotton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Opelonsas--Cotton sugar aud sun.
dries TO order-Toal SIS bales cotton l22 hhds
molRSseS.
ST MARTINsvIILE-steamer Cora-Cotton sugar. mplas.
ses ana s'ndries 10 ore-Toa IS bales cotton Is sugar
lU1 bbS molhsses, = Inf do.
WETUMPKA AND MONTG OMERY-steanler Mantsop,e-
ry-Coon and stndries to orderTonl 2aO bales cotton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tngomar-Cor;on produce and sIniries
TO order-Toal 1876 bales
ROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
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