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NEw YORK, Dec. 20, P. M-Cotton firm. sales
1900 bales; Sugar closed buoyant, Nusoovado Ga7;
Coffee firm, sales 1000 bags, 1l!aII3
New ORLEANS Dec. 2I-Cotion sales to-day, Is, :
600 bales, advanced 3a} since the Arsbia's new S
received Fair ll5all!; Sales of three days IS,
500 bales; Receipts of three days SEQ bales
against So 300 bales last year; stock at New Orleans
$500 bales against 8l4 500 bales last year: SUI
gar firm, sales 1000 hhds. 5la52; Wheat firm, white
l 25; Pork dull, Is 90; Lard in kegs l2o.
CIECINNATI, Dee. 2l.-eveni7g- firm, so
as 90; WHISKY 224; Mess Pork Il 1913 90. SUI
gar firm, G4s7l; Molasses 92a33; Coffee, firm 1I8
al24.
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NV ORLEANS, Dec. 2L-The Southern Pacific
Railroad Convention re-asssmbled this evening; Co.
rim in the chair.
Chiffon offered a resolu ion requiring all stock.
holders show how they got their stock, and wheh
er they paid money or services
The resolution caused considerable discussion, in
which many participated
The resolution was finally Withdrawn by permits
zion Of the Convention
President FOw:kes made full documentary state
ment OF all his transactions with the Company
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TIE GAIErT.-Miss AvoxIA JOINS appeared, last
night, according to announcement, in the play of
the Bride Of Lsmmermoor. We did not see her in
the whole of the piece, but from the portion did
see, we think she is young actress of fine talents
and great promise of future eminence in her profess
sion. She has beautiful face and person, no one
will deny and very fine voice, though for some
cause Decentralization was ndisiinet to large part
oflthe house.
Tonight she appears in the Lady of Lyons. We
hope to see a full house.
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LEoAn FRm.-We cali attention to the card Of
YRos H. s jas. C. MALONE in this mornings issue.
These young gentlemen are lawyers Of ability aud
Industry and any business entrusted to their care
viii be attended With promptness aud fidelity.
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The FAR The popular resort seems to be at
Odd Felows' Hail. where the Fair IS in full tide Of
successful experiment. Tue ladies who msnage
the entertainment seem to precisely understand the
nodus opsrandi Of the thing It is needless TO say
that the public should atend-fOr they are just do
ing 'that same
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We are pleased TO see that c. w. Kennedy, the
public spirited proprietor Of the City Omnibus line
has not ceased his efforts to anticipate the wants
and accommodate the travelling public, in the way
of fine oOnveysnoes, Sc. We noticed on the streets
yesterday his fine new Railroad baggage wagon, the
finest Of the kind we have ever seen, direct from
Cincinnati, jsst making its debut in the Nashville
trade Success to him and his
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Ths stoarnsIlIp ArioI N distress.

H6lTAx, Dec. 20.-Ihe steamship Ariel, from
Southampton on the LIST, arrived here short Of coal
On the st5 gale 81 sea struck her, killing Capt
Ludlow severely pjuring the second tifieer and two
aesmen. The first officer vas slightly bruised. The
Ariel sails for New York tomorrow.
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lf5y- Just received per Express, a magnificent
assortment of Moscow and Trico Beaver OVercoats,
Dress. Frocll and Business Coats; Pants and Vests,
in every variety snd style, at
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & cos
Dec 16tf No. 10 Cedar Street
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WAsHIFGTOF, Dec. 20-HoUsE The House con
CURED with the Senate to adjourn from the 23d Of
December to the 4th Of January.
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New Books. Old Books.
The most Beautiful Book ever PubIisAsa.


Gallery Of Famous EnsIlsh and American Pos win an Ia
tEOdneiOy Essay, By Henry Cooper n PToss, Of Eag.
lsh Literature in Tie University o. PsnnsYlYauia,
Richly illustrated
with hunde sagAsngs, executed in The anest sys q ~
art mostly Ou orss1i dssig1sby distinguishes aF.iuti
The Josephine Gnneay,
Edited By Allies and Ph0sas Casey. lsaiulg bond
magniBcsntly illustrated book.
The Bible Gallery,
Illustrating SAVERS Life ami Passion; Eiih proniasat
the lives Of his Disciples Patrarohs ard Puhts
and Of the Women Of the Ole New Tssiamsats; h twenty
four steel Illustrations.
Ths Prose ana Poetry Of Europe and Anasr-
Consisting Of Literary Gems and Cioss and soniainia-
he Choice and beautiful PTouon q many Of the most SOM
lar writer's Of the pass and present age being rs snd valuable
work.
for Three Centuries.
Edited BY Rufus GrsEed. Illustrated with spsnHa ace
ngrsvings.
BOOKS SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
Beautifully Round and Elegantly uluufra.
The Gem Annual, The Gin Or AEsesioa,
The Emblem, Memory'l Gin,
The Moss Rose, The spoFaakes
The Poetry Of FlOWsys, TIE For7es-ys No.
Friendship Oasring, be ladies 15sssi
Religious a0aveuir, Ladies scrsp BooF
Friendships Git
FOR THE YOUNG FOLESg
Tie Violet, Juvenile Forget aIsNot,
Inc Ao3e But The klral Annual.
loutn k1epsakss The uummiug Bird.
Ihe Annual The Christmas Boa.
ALBUMS,
In various styles o. binding from he plain coth to lie s,s.s
Antique Morocco and Paper Aaee, with autuIs steel and color
ID engnvings.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BROWNLOW 4 PRIMES NEW WOREfr
Ought American slavery to Be Psrperua,sig
Debate between Rev. ". q. Brownlow and Rev. A. Pas
held as Philadelphia, September, 1888.
Lena Ryes-hy Mary Holnes; author Of 'sTsmpsat a.
Sunshine"
EutaW; Sequel to the Fornysrs the Raid Of the Dog
tale Of the Revoiulon-ty Gilucrs simus, go.
fhe Two ssers--by Mrs. southEorth-
The Initials-a story Of Modern Lie.
CAPT. REIDss WORKS.
Oseeola. The Seminole, tie Pawn OF the Fisr Land
The War Trail, or thsIuu Of the Wild Horse rsmaace
the Prairie.
The Scalp IiunieFs OF Adventures among the Trappers
The Hunters Feast; Conversions around be Cam F
The COaTtshp Of Niles staadsb, and Ogsr Posmhy Henry
WarlswOrth LongfeIloE.
Eleetron, the Franks Of the Modern Puck; Tsasks
Epic Tor the Times
Two Million. APOeny the aulsor Of sNotaing % Wsar'
For sale BY ldse2l F.HAGAN.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. p, M.-Tho river is falling
slowly.
CIScINNATI Dec. 81, M.-Whisky 223. The river
has fallen 10 inches in the last "A hours
PITTsBURG Dec. 81, M.-There are s! feet water
in the channel
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FIVE REslDENcE--It viii be seen in ansther
column that the beautiful residence Of cHAs W
ANDERSON, IS offered for sale This is the most de-
sigable property offered for sale for long line
We refer our readers to the advertisement for des>
cription Of the property.
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nr,voR,s OFFICE. MEMPHIS, Dec IG, 1853.

MAYOR VFFIUEl MIN IIIaI ~ ~ ''|7-T
Jopr 4. PARRIsH, Eso.-Dsar Sir-Hour note Of
the IAN inst, kindly aud eloqueuty rendering to
Inc CITY Of Memphis, through me, the marble bust
90 thst I An not transCeUdiug the powers
v.sto5 in me by he people OF Memphis, y coriolly
accertipp the appropriate gift you otier-he appro>
1,Ciotones of whsh is heightened by the fact that
The departed here. whom it commentaries was not
only, as you justly say, while living Inc laoL VI
Tennessee" but also one OF tue oriSiuAl VI
Permit me. sir, to thank you for your generous
sift and to welcome you to the city which am
bsnpv to learn you intend to make your future
H0ws' r. D. BAUGH, Mayor.
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A gentleman, (friend Of Ours) frOm an adjoining
county, is in the city with an extra, strictly family
nulatto girl, Il years old, elegant nurse, good
seamsress, and an extra washer and ironer, offers
ia sell her 10 a good home, warranted ell right and
said from oomPulsiOn only-osll at this Office imme
diatelv Tdlw1
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NEW YORK. Dec. 2I.-The The Superintendent o
the Atlantic Telegraph. elegraphs Fields that cur
rents are passing over the cable One word wa
distinctly recognized.
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Rank OF West Tennessee, nj
AUS MENPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed the Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville dtW-
10 Look out for imtatiOns:Of Lea q PERKINS, WOr
cesteFshire Sauce. See advertisement Of JOHS DUNCAN
4 SONS aug2l-S
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2L-The Telegraph line has been
opened to Kansas city.
The Missouri river is stationary.
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Mr. and Mrs. Waller are playing at Crisp's Gaiey
IN Memphis. We understand they will succeed Mis-
Avonia Jones at our Gaiety.
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Guns:

Double Guns and Single Guns prices that will
please any one. We are selling them fully S83 per
per cent lower than they were ever offered in this
place before, JOHN WILLIAMS
Dec7 "a Public Square:
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PEKMARsHlP.-We have been favored with an
opportunity of examining lsOme specimens Of pen
nanskip executed by D. F. Brown, which surPass
not only every thing have ever seen, but all our
conceptions Of possibilities in this line Of art
Mr.. Brown has made arrangements to give les
sons in writing in the Commercial College, Cherry
street, and we are but performing duty, when we
advise all who desire TO improve themselves OF their
children in this desirable accomplishment, to call
on him. An examination Of the magnificent epeci-
mems Mr.. B. has on exhibition viii not only delight
every artistic eye, but must convince every judcious
mind that the system which produces such fruits is
sound and philosophicaL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-22

WASHINGTON, Dec. I.-Senats-Seward is advo,
eating the Pacific Railroad bill.
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Five more recruits for the peniteniiary we're sent
forward from Memphis on Monday last
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Arrival of the BLACK warrior.
Latest from washington.

NEW York, Dec 2I-The Black Warrior is sig
nailed below.
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BROWNLOW AND PRTNE.
Debate he subject Of sareryheld at Rhzslphia In
September, Is5s. Per sale By JOHN YOKK Z co.
New Books.
just received By JOHN YORK & Co. Ne . Unisn sirsst
The Pour sistsrs-by Frcderfza Bremer.
The Dead Secretly Wukie Collins
Judge HaiibuTion's Yankee Stories.
Franoatsil's Modern Cookery. a.
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ENGLISH BOOAS.
Bofns Standard Library, series o. he best EuzIih a Fo
eign AainoEs printed in compact aadssssnt o oupssiu
III vols = mo- sold y tie single Toluue.
Bona's Extra Volumes, in 9 vols. uniforn edition.
Bohn's Antiquarian Library,
complete IA g v0il. lao, I'D as he ahos,
esssplsts in 81 vols, sold sep-sa.siysrin $50;
Bohn sIhustrated Library,
complete in 50 vols, ssld sspa7aisiy Or con.
For sale By JOHN YORK & co
~ 10 q Union street..
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The Hon Daniel Mace, formerly member of
Congress from Indisna, has located in Memphis for
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Chess Game.
Meeting OF the southern Paeiflc Railroad

PrrTssBUFG, Dec. 2l-Paulsen won six games Of
chess with ten Of the Pittaburg Club
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HNTANGED.-saA Permanent Situation as
w CHAABEkNAD on steamboat from this place to.
New Orleans Good reference he given Enquire this
Office, the Fancy Store Of s. R. Anderson, No. . Union
MRS. LETITIA BOBTON,
OBrien's Boarding House Broad
decI5-tIIw.
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FEVER AND ACUE.

nd tine varou5 affections consequent upon disordered
"A SToLACH OF LI| En-, such Indgsstions Aciiiy Of
The Stomach, C0fcky Pains Heartburn, Less OF Appetite De
pondeucy, Cepenes8, Blind and Bleeding Piles IL all
Vsus Rheuuze, and Neurgi AGecons It has
instances proved highly Beneficial and in others effected de
cided cure.
This purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly sci
enhc principles, after the Of the celebrated Holland
Professor, Bserve Because Of its great in most Of the
European States its introduction into the United States
tended especially for thOsa Of erand here
and there the face Of mt country Meeting With
great among them, oerit the American publ
knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
knowledged.
particularly recommended to those persons whose
tutions may impaired the Of
dent spirits, other forms OF dissipation. Generally nstant
in effect it finds its directly to the seat Of life, thrill
ling and quckenng nerve, raising the dropping spirit
and, nfusng health and vg0r the system.
EOTICEWboeYer expects ind this beverage will be dis
appointed Tut 70 the sick, weak and low spirited, will prove
grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular remedial proper
ties. CAUTION
many limitations which the public should guard againt pur-
given Boerhave HOLLAND Pers fair trial One bottle will
convince you how infinitely superior tits all these mis-
ions.
PropretOrs,
EENJs .PAtaE5s JKR. q Coz
MauE4 uring PiaImaceutss and Chemists, Psburg, Pa
Soldiu sshve by Ewin, Pendeton & Co.. W. W. Berry
Demosile Dr.. A. Roscoe 10. g. Brown, Denove Bell,
G. W. HenaeTshott Dr. 7. Wells, Wells Hooper Co., Beech
( Hunter, and Druggists generally hroushoutth State.
mays '5S-dtri6Lwlyius.
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During the late term Of TIE Criminal Court at
Memphis. tEsnty~one persons we're sentenced to the
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MAGAZINES ron DECEmBER.
GODET'3 LADYrs BOOK,
GRAHAlTs MAGAZINE,
PETERsON'S MAGAZINE,
Just Received BY
JOIN YORK 4 co.
n0vls No % Uuioa street..
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Another Meeting of the Southern Rail-
road Convention.
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psnitsnaiary for various oifsnses
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The Memphis Bulletin of the 18th says: ga man
giving his name as Harry Chapman, and hailipg
from Evansville Indiana, was arrested on Friday
night for passing two five dollar bills on the Bank
Of Tennessee, raised from ones, upon grocery
keeper on Linden street. A preliminary examina
tion was held yesterday, by Recorder East, which
resulted in the accused being held TO bail for his aP
pearance at the next term Of the Criminal Court in
the 81 600 in default Of which he was committed TO
;as1D
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NASHVILLE.

WEDNEspAE moRNINa. Dc. p, g
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the purpose of praotioiug law.
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For November

For November.
Harpsr's Magazine, for November, just received by
2. HAGAN,
set29 Union and Market streets
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memphis
9 o'clock last evening the iarboard guard oil the
steamer Planet, taking cotton at the leyee gave
way from the knuckle back TO the wheel-house pre-
cipitatiug about two hundred bales of the staple INTO
the river. as also one deck hand, standing on the
cotton at the time For few moments 1t was feared
that he would certainly be drowned from his being
beneath the floating cotton, but by the timely assists
snce Of a man in a sl,if, he had theEood fortune 10
ROACH the shore with 10 further damage than severe
duekipg. Most Of the cotton viii probably be picked
nm helov and saved, thought in damaged condition.
The giving way Of the outer guard caused the boat
70 careen. and at one time the starboard side was
-tyo feet under wafer but by the active e1ertions OF
her officers and crew she was soon partially righted
The dam ages to the boat Will not exceed $500
Mr.. JOEL F. PAErasu has presented to the city CT
Nfsmnbis the bust Of General JACKSON, which is to
he ipauguruted On the Sth OF January. By this
single act, says the AUalaache, Mr. PARRISH has as
soejstsd his name with the memory Of the departed
JAcKsoS in this city in all time while the story Of
his muuifceace will add new lustre to ehaTac-
ter already famous for generosity and natural nObl
ity. The following is the correspondence on the
subject: ,--,,. 1870
How D. B,rcH, Mayor OF the City of Memphis:
Dsgr S;r-Permit me to present, through you, to
the CITY Of Memphis the marble bust OF Andrew
jackson. Coming in your midst IS do, stranger
aud feeling that my destiny is linked with your
beautiful and dourshing city, that bids far to be
the brightest gem that adorns the South Ieel mat
could offer nothing as a pledge Of good citizen
ship OF as a token Of good viii for her future pros
perity aud greatness, that would be mere appropri-
ATE: and l deem that the image OF one who W's
once the lVisg idol OF Tennessee, md whose mems
orv still lives aud will ever live, enshrned in the
heart Of every freeman, will be flo Offering to .hy
newly adopted home, and one, doubt not, that will
he not only an acceptable but houorcd, cherished
qifl: Accept il, sir, with the assurance my part
thar vbateyer perta to the welfare of your beau
tifnI and demonstrating city viii find in firm and
earnest supporter With sentiments Of high regard,
remain your obedient servant,
JOEL I. PARRISH.
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The Memphis Appeal Of the 1Sth says: " Hon
A. drew Ewing of Nashville, has consented to dev-
- q q Grafton on the occasion of the inaug lratiOn
en- ,s's marble bust of Jackson. This viii be
80, 90 eougratulaion to all who are acquainted
with Mr.. ving's ability as speaker ana win
the fact that he vas one OF the warmes' ADMIRERS
and friends Of the Old Hero, during his admins
tratiOp. and through all the vicissudes of his giO-
rious career. Mr. f, wing will deliver an Grafton
,vortb, Of the subject an occasion"
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Magnificent scheme!

> y
wEOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS So
4 Circular showing the plan of the B6E-
IericS Will be sent 20 any one DESTROYS of
receiving D.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates OF Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
" 10 Half 40
" 10 Quarter -" - 90
/" &c Eghths g 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
money address Tickets ordered,
receipt which they will lie forwarded by mail Purchasers
have tickets ending figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be to
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain,
give their Post Once, County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn payable full
Naturalization
III All prizes Of 81 geo and UNDER paid Immediately after
the dTWingothe prizes at the time thirty DAYS
All communications strictly confidential
Address orie,s for Tickets OF Certificates
\. SWAN a. co.. Augusta, Georgia
Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, Atlanta Ga,
their orders G, and ssyetime BY addressing Swan
a. Co., at either Of those cities.
= list OF the nuhihes tHat drawn from the Wheel
Of the prize that each t., viii pub
slei after drawing, in the following papers.4uguSfa
fGa.) COusutunast, New Orleans Delta Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Integeneer,
Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch PaUdius iss Clarion, and
Little Rock (Ark) True Democrat jy-97
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New Sugar, Coffee, IRaisins, Sardines, &c.
JUST RECEIVED
50 hhis New Sugar, prime and choice;
900 bass Coffee, New Crop;
800 bNs Raisns;
- do = and 4 Sardnes;
Is bbls New Buck Wheat Flour:
Which will be sold low to the trade.
LANiER, PHILLIPS & co.
n. B. Will be receiving New Goods daily.
novel LP.&CO.
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NEW HATS FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
WATERFEEED a WALKERS. .
WETE have superb Of Hats Caps The ~
w Holidays, admirably suited TO e and in ~
every variety style color. Calland examine them 60
WAKEFIELD q WALKER.
FINE FURS--PEgCES Reduced
WWTE have Ladies' Dress Furs, Of the
w most apOyed designs. We selling them reduced
rricss. WATERFIELD x WALKERS. .
FINE FUR CAPS.
WTTE have a supply Of fine Otter, Seal and "a
w SjlkpIUsh Caps for men, boys and children, Of 81
the latest styles and ~ moderate prices.
WATEkFIELD & WALKER,
decS 90 Public Square
TEAVANA CIGARS.--A lot of very fine Havana G
+ CARS lust r eceiyed by }. W. LANGLEY & co.
iunea-H "a. No Union street
DRANDY.--Iea sk superior oil Oarl, Dupey & Co. for
ID sale ~ TEbRAss BRofAkkS
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Gallery d Famous Enslia Americas Poess win an To-
trodnetory Essay, By Henry Cooper A. n P1olsr Of Eng
lish Literature in The Unlversity q Psnnsylvaua,
Richly mFuarrared.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

COTTON AND TOBACCO srArnnrnr.

SUGAR There good demand with sales Of about
1900 hhds at sss9s1Sc for Fair to July Fair
hOIAssEs. About 5000 bbs sold at 16llske for
Inferoro Good and l9@9c for Choice bb very Choice
bringing 2ec also 100 half bbs .2c gallon On panta
ton 100 900 gallons sold 5c Ice y gallon
FLOUR. The stock light only 700 were
sold including $40 supone o. 06<4 TO- $50
four lots at - I2 and 300 Illinois Extra IS y Dbl
GRAIN The sales OF Corn confined sacks Of
which nos White in three lots at SC S07 at 5556 and
Yellow at 5sc bushe OF Wheat 2l sacks Good to Prime
Red sold at 9Oc 6l2 Prime White
u 1915 bushel.. Oats selling in small 44sc
for ST. Louis though most holders asking 95Oc
Wednesday 5000 sacks Wabash atboat private
terms OF Bran 1900 sacks sold 6Oc and IA $50
66c u 100 bs.
PROVISIONS. sales Pork ineluded 225 bbs Mess
at SIS and l25 bbls Short Weight Wednesday sl2 50
Dbl OF Bacon l6 casks New Cincinnati Sides were sold in
three lots al l2c p D...Of Green small lot Of Dry
Sailed taken oSc for Shoulders Hams and
Sides and 10 casks Picked Hams . The sales Of
Lard comprised 40 erees No a7e bbls $50
Pr me at n bbls and terces 5 lots at 81
and 600 kegs Prime Kettle Rendered at Toe a n.
HAf..l2O0 bales Eastern sold SIS and 1870
tuns Western in hatbOAt at sig SO = tun
COPPER Sales Of 1900 bags of which s6 sc 100 at
I2s al ga and 2g7 at 9<e y b. showing Improvement
INDIA BAGGING We Of soms sales at shout lOc
D yard -bui heard ne further particulars
GUNNY BAGS. 100 bales sold al = and Is bales
bales averaging IO5 pounds at lo1Sc
STAR CANDLES A lot 100 boxes Light was taken at
lie = N.
gallon.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE...A lot of IS bbls sold at 3se
gallon.
wHIsRY..The market very dull, with sales Of 100
bbls Rectihed at l6961Sc aud 100 I61sc y gallon
FREIGHrs "A ship taken up Glasgow at IL SD
for Cotton and laid for Csc for Flour and
isc for Pork shipping to Liverpool al "a in American
vessels, and 10 Havre at lc.