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Qoutulereial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFIcE, !
Nashville. March 4. 1853.


The river continues in good navigable con-
dition for boats of all classes, and is slowly
receding. Business in the steamboat line is
still gradually improving.
COTT0N-At the date of our last weekly
report, 18th ult., cotton was selling briskly at
| s(9I03c p b. The market continued active
up to Monday evening without any change in
prices, about COG bales changing hands.
Tuesday, later advices from Europe reporting
an advance of Id in Liverpool were publish
| ed, giving more yivacity to buyers, and about
$50 bales changed hands, mostly at the figures
| quoted above, but several small lots higher,
one very superior lot at 10sc. Yesterday
there were about $50 bales sold at sa@l0-7O.
Our warehouses are pretty full, and receipts
| are heavy daily.
TOBACCO-Continues to come in freely,
and the market improves almost daily. The
| sales of the week amount to I25 hhds at
| 81 00@9 80. AT A. Hamilton's yesterday
the best sale of the season came off, 80 hhds at
| the following fgures-S4 co. rs. 35,
80, 5 25,5 IS. 5 IS, 5 IS, IS 80, rs. Is,
| IS, 5 so, 8 O5, 6 Is, 6 O5, 6 IS, rs, 6 As.
80, 2 IS, Z 05,7 co., 1917 10, 90, s so,
8 80, 8 IS. 8 500 90, rs, 25, so, 9 80.
25. Loose Tobacco continues to sell at
about the following scale of prices
Lugs,. 2(G24
Leaf-Common,. 3IO944
Choce,. ...
SUGARS-The stock on hand is ample to
supply all demands, and of excellent quality.
| Prices are firm, and the trade continues brisk.
We quote New Orleans brown at case p b
by the hid. Havana white 9t(9IOac; loaf
1lt@l2c; crushed 123 @l3ac; powdered I2t
| @13ac p ID. aIt
COFFEE-The market is well supplied and
| prices stiff Rio is selling at 1l&912sc p b.
MOLASSES-We quote New Orleans in
bbls at 33(935c Pgallon in bbls, 1904
p gallon; Sugar house 4OC95Oc p gallon.
SALT.-Market abundantly supplied Bar
rel is selling at soc p bushel; coarse sack
81 15; fine 81 25.
FLOUR-There have been no fluctuations
In the prices of this staple article. The
supply is large, quality very choice, but sales
are confined almost exclusively to home deal
ers. We quote fine at S3(93 so ; superfine
So 1901; extra 81 SOFAS.
WHEAT-Very little demand, and sales
small at 10000 p bush.
CORN-No sales ON speculation. No de-
mand for export
BACON-Sales from wagons at 7sc.
LARD-Is in demand at SlCGSlc % n.
BUTTER-Is in moderate request at I5(0
zoe p ID. The quantity offered is fully equal
to the demand.
EGGS-Are selling wholesale at &c p doz.
They are retailingat lOc
IRISH POTATOES Bring from 40 to SOC
p bushel, wholesale. Supply ample.
SWEET POTATOES-A good article is
scarce and will sell readily at 81 90 p bushel,
wholesale.
FEATHERS-Are still selling at SOC p b,
for live geese, the demand being fair.
GOOBER PEAS-Are selling at so (s6Oc
for prime article. No demand for inferior.
SEEDS-The stock of grass seeds in store
continues ample. See table.
OILS-Lard and Linseed Oil; the former
can be had at 81 90 p gal; the latter at 800
s5c p gallon.
HIDES AND LEATHER-Market steady.
WHISKY-Supply larger. Sales at I7@
20 p gallon.
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

&C. We authorized To announce WILLIAM l.. Eos
a candidate for the office of County Court Clerk,
at the ensuing March election.
RS- We authorized to announce Capt JomN S.
DAsHEIL candidate for County Court Clerk at the
ensuing March election.
HS,- We are authorized 10 announce Felix r. CHEAT
HAN, candidate for re election the Office OF
County Court Clerk. Election in March next.
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

IT = We are authorized TO announce Ed. BAXTER as
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson county the
sIlng March election.
Eg- We are authorized 10 announce WN. JACKSON,
Esq, candidate for County Trustee, at the ensuing
March election.
CO. We are authorized to announce JOIN RAINS
candidate for reelection the office OF County Trus-
tee, at the ensuing March election.
So We are authorized TO announce T SAUNDERS
candidate for the Office OF County Trustee, the
ensuing March election.
ss- We are authorized 10 announce Ell l. woops as
candidate for County Trustee at the next March cleo
ton. novl-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-04

DENTAL INsTRuNENTs.-Oue of the finest
and most complete set of dental instruments
is that of DR.. RUssEIL's, Union street. 1t
seems to us that an operation with such irstru-
ments must be pleasant, it couldn't well be
otherwise. viii not some of our readers try
them and let US have the result of their eXpe-
rience
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10" DR.. BAIRD gives second lecture to
children and youth, in the Cumberland Church,
this afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. 1t will be on
Gernpmy, Ss1itzeyLdnd, France, de-, and be Illus
trated by large maps of Paris, Berlin, Vienna,
Amsterdam Copenhagen, etc, etc. Admission
one dime. Parents and teachers are also in
vited
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Ehr The PdtriOk.

MEssRs. EDITORS: Understanding from reliable
sources that it is commonly reported that
have withdrawn from the canvass for Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of Davidson county, ask
you to say that all such reports are most pre-
judicial and false, and that ] will run to the
dent of success if the people understand the
truth. L. w. NANCE.
march4-td
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ca We are authorized To announce u. c. LOVE az a
Candidate for Circuit Court Clerk of Davidson county
Election IN March next.
II p We authorized 10 announce c. W. NANCE
as candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, at the ensuing
March election
RD- We authorized to announce JONI HUGH
SmIni, candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election.
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For Cash Exclusively.

We have this day concluded to do exclusive Cash
business. BY doing feel confident will not
only make it advantageous to ourselves but
toners also. For it is certain, any Merchant sell
his goods cheaper for cash than he twelve
months time and perhaps longer. We will continue
to sell our present stock at cost for cash.
All persons indebted TO for past accounts must
up and settle, or will be compelled to give
them 10 AN officer.
feb3 J. c. NICHOLSON * co.
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xxa.s wanted immediately. 10 DOC

~ SS<A-ssA men To engage in the sale Of the most
popular selling Books in America. Invalids mechan-
les farmers and teachers, wishing to travel Will find
this very profitable and pleasant business enabling
them TO see the country and make money at the
time. Agents now in the business are clearing from
$500 to 81 800 per year. For full particulars and
list Of Books, address II. N. RULISON Queen City q,
Publishing House, l4l Main street, Cincinnati Ohio
if living East, ID. RULISoN, Philadelphia, Pa
Sept 81.
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IT y We are authorized 60 announce JAMES wmr
WORTH as candidate tor Judge OF the County Court
at the ensuing March election. UB4G
&c We are authori1ed 10 announce WnIIAM l.
BRowS, Esq, a candidate for the Office Of Judge O
the County Court Of Davidson county. Election 10 bC
held on the 9Th OF March, 1885.
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Candidates..
SEKEREFFAETY.

Bf- We are authorized To announce JAMES NJ. HINTON
as candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the
aeXt March election.
RG- We authorized % announce JOHN x. Ed
NoNDsoN, candidate for Sheriff OF wilson county
at the next March election.
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FIR ZIG HIT RAT IS
PROM
Charleston and Savannah
TO
Nashville and Stations ON n. q
C.Raiiroad, west of Stevenson
49, 49, S =. - g. o.

Firs, Class, 0nciuding Hats per l00.........sl Is
rftohu 'atSs W
Third Class ................-.. ............ so
Special Rates for Furniture, sc "............. 30
tOMPETIT1ON between Steamers and Propeilers
u plying between New York and Charleston and
Savsnbah has caused reduction la Steamers freghts
on through Goods AZ their charges may nuctuato
give above the rates from Charleston Savannah
30 Nashville ~ the same time guarantee the cost
shall not exceed a any time prior 20 lst OF June the
rates heretofore advertised Through Rates from
New YORK and Philadelphia 20 Nashville In connection
With Charleston and Savannah Steamship Lines, viz:
fHa' ,.s, per iVo 70
Second Class. rs
Third Class. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Special Rates. 50
ConSign Goods 90 Agent Central Railroad Savannah,
and TO Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston
OyerchArgcs and damages (exeept damages occur
ng AZ seal All be promptly settled as heretofore
For further information or Cards giving cassinca-
ton. &c, apply 20 at the y. &C Railroad Depot, or
by mail 20 CHAS. ". ANDERSON,
fch2.-u General Agent
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

JOHN ID. JAMES, PRIEST u. ID. JAMES, Cashier
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. Is, 1888.
will give IS cents the dollar for Lawrenceburg
money; and other uncurrent money at the market
price. wish purchase 500 900 of Tennessee State
Bonds Ill order, and vii! give the highest market
price for Land Warrants any amount.
lan14-u JNO. d. JAMES.
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WTHDRAwN-Owing to sickness. we are re-
quested to say, that Mr.. JOIN ID. THURaoND is
no longer candidate for Constable in this
District
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Royal Havana Lottery.
Royal Havana Lottery.
The following numbers drew the Principal Prizes in
Drawing of February 18th, 1858.

The next drawing OF this celebrated lottery vii
take place the 9th of March. For particulars see
advertisement in another column.
mara DON RODRIGUEZ
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I'm. P. WILLIS Home Journal advertses circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why requires
gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius to
operate Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing machine, and
why many excellent housekeepers'' do
ii. feb22-tf
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z5- GAMBIA weekly paper in the West
ern Division of this State beginning its motto
at the head of its columns: "Here lies the
PressO
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Nss- An excellent article of Ale in bottles
can be had at LATrIMER & SANKEY'S, Church
Street. We have never tasted finer.
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All transient advertisements in this paper must be
paid for at tho time they handed in--otherwse
they will not be inserted Transient job Work must
be paid for on delivery.
The combined circulation OF the Daily aud rri-Week-
ly editions Of the PATRIOT in the city, and IN the sec
ton OF country trailing with Nashville greater than
of any other paper in the city Aladyertiscments
are inserted both editions-hence the PATRIOT Is the
best advertising medium
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Augusta Market.

Augusta, March l-P. VI.
COTTON-The market to-day is quiet but unsettled
Sales OF few small lots have been made at an advance
Of &c on Saturdays rates but holders generally are
demanding PC advance. We cannot give definite quo
tations.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
|. corrected Weekly

AXES.
Collins & Co.
(Hartford), $13G14
H. Collins and
other make eGl4
BAGGING.
Kentucky, -tG20
India, -(G20
Tennessee, wide, AIS
BEESwAx.
Yellow, Q 10, -62o
CANDLES.
Tallow Md, q fb -f912,z
hard-pressed,
Summer, none.
Star, 1920
Sperm, 40f042
CASTINGS.
Common Cast
ings, = Is 4Xl0 5
4lAl II AIMS q
Gudgeons, "a s
Wagons Boxes,
p ID 43sO
CHEESE.
Western REEVE,
= fb Io01oh
En- 'ish Dry, p fb -f0l5
COAL
Cum'd, q bush 5000
Sewanee, "
COFFEE
Java, q fb l6@is
Rio, /" nkE0121z
Sheet, p fb @4o
CORDAGE.
Cotton, 25M26
Hemp, -Edll2H
Jute. -fQl4
Manila, q ID lofdZO
Bale Rope, eE0l1
COTTON.
Ala. & Ten. p fb s5z@1o7S
COTTON YARNS.
100, q doz. "a Q
600, - -E010
500, A" -i0l1
400, 4" -Dl2
"A sheet'g, Pyd ia 81
0snaburg " 12Ll0l4
Tent Cloth, yds
wide, Fyd 1910
Tent Cloth, y
wide, p yd 1l1Sf01214
Tarpaulin Goth, o(G s
Twilled Bag'g, l2k0l4
Mariners STRIPS l4Gl6
Denims, l5G25
Heavy Wooden
| Jeans, 40i945
Plaids or Linseysl 3o0S5
Seamless bags,
p doz, 5 M4 81
Patent machine,
sewed, q dog 5 IA OK
DRUGS L DYE STUFFS.
Aloes, p fb -i025
Assafetida, 4" -(640
Borax Crude 4" 25G30
/" refined, f" 371IO4o
Birthstone, roll, 5l9 8
Camphor, re-
fined, p fb 500
Cantharides A" Sl1s(0S2
Castor Oil, per
gallon, 81 soOs2
Cream Tartar, 40f04Z Il
Fps. Salts, 2 tb 5GO 8
Flour sulphur, ia ~
Gum Arabic, 35l0oO
" Copal, 50O60
Ipecac, q fb -GS31s
Jalap, Z" SlAOsl y
Logwood, grind "a 5
Nader, q ID Ie@l7
Magnesia, " 4OEO1 2C
NutgallS. 5OLm75
Oil Pepperm'ts s4hO5
Opium, q lb S7D7 81
Quicksilver, d" 8 seal II
Quinine, -" 81 1s03 oC
sal Soda, " 5fO D
Saltpeter, " 121<6l4
Saleratus, 4" IA *
SIENNA, i" 35G050
Sugar Lead, " -O3O
Yerdigris, " -G50
FEATHERS.
Live Geese, 2 ID 1850
FISH.
Mackerel, No.
3, r barrel, SEQ
FLOUR.
Extra, 81 SOFAS
Superfine, So 75f64
Fine, 50 O0fO3 81
FRUIT.
Raisins, q bx 81 1908
Almonds, soft
shell, e Is 2OD25
Apples, dried,
& bashel, 81 000-
Peaches, dried,
q bushel, none.
Peeled Peaches,
q bushel, none.
GINSENG.
Ginseng, q Ii 35i940
GLASS.
Window
sxl0, q bx, 81 ooSi 81
10Xl2, " 81 25G5
1Oxl4, :" SIS 5oOo
GRAIN.
Wheat, q bush 5oO60
Rye, " 40G50
Corn, " -f130
Oats, clean, % 25kD30
GUNNY BAGS.
~ bush. each, l2Ol4
GUNPOWDER.
Rife, Fkeg, 8 as OF
Blasting, " 5 as 81
HONEY.
Strained, 2 fb s6l21s
Comb, 1oDl2 j
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New Orleans Market.

n NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25-P. NJ.
COTT0N-The demand has continued TODAY and re-
suited in business OF some Is 600 bales prices show
ing no material change. Yesterdays sales prove 10
have reached IA 600 bales We still nnnte-
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II MISCELLANEOUS.
IN wHEBLRAREows just received and for sale BY
~ febiS D. y. hickey
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For Rent.

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING on Vine street
IA conveniently located Apply 70
febs-u Bf.NJ SHELLS
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SUGAR-There has been a good demand and some
$500 hhds have changed hands about previous rates
Fair To fully fair 5g5s<c q Ii.
MOLASSES--Prices further gave way today with
sales OF 1900 $500 bbs at 24R271.c for fermentng
TO prime, and 2s92ec for choice, and 400 "a bbs
at 33f0DS6c r gal.
TOBACcO-There has been good inquiry but the
only sales reported are 10 and Is hhds on private
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO. eel.
Stock on hand LIST Sepsember, 1857 80. hhds Is sos
IOfo3c
Arrived to-day ...................... 2o-lo 5ce
"a ,3T2
Exported to-day Observation-Disclosures. 4-14s53
Sotck on hand not cleared Observation-Disclosures. a5I9
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HIDES.
Green, p Is "a 4
Dry Sailed shin -Gl5
Mexican Flint, none,
HEMP.
Manila, q Is none.
American dew
rotted, T. fb 10
American wa
ter-rotted, IA
TENNESSEE IRON.
Bar, com 2 rs IA 5s
Band, f" ia *
Hoop, " S1z0 e1s
sheet, =" s(0 eh
Best boil'ri'on, IA tx
Pig, . ton, s30fG IS
Pitisburg bar, Ia 3H
INDIGO.
Caracas, 2 fb 81 BIOL 20
LEAD.
Pig, 2 ID "a 70
Bar, I" Ia S
LEATHER.
Sole, (Cincln-)
oak -,an'd, = b -62s
Skirting, " -@36
Hemlock, /" -G25
Harness, /" 5000
M0LASSES.
New Orleans, -
gallon, Gin bbls) 33G35
q gal. (H-bbls) 35lG40
Sugar House, q 40G5O
Gold'n Syr'p, +" 60(91O
NAILS.
10d, q key, 50 SOFAS 70
OILS.
Lard, 2 gallon, 8 al 90
Linseed, &" T5Gs5
Sperm, &" 5 az Is
Tanners, 4" s501 10
f3lN lC.
White Lead, In
oil, p keg, 50 3o@2 40
Chrome Green.
2 pound, 35M458
Span'h Br'n, " 4(0 o
White zinc, {" 121z016
Brown, f" IA y
stone Color, I" -(Gl0
PROVISIONS.
Hams, = fb Ia ~
Shoulders, 4" IA 6k
Sides, " IA 61z
Hog round,
new, 2 ID OK
Beef, /" ca Z
Pork, d" IA AZ
Butter, " 1920
Lard, 4" IA So
MealSP bush. -M50
Eggs, p dog. "a ]
Carolina, q tb 5O 6
SALT.
Barrel, q bush. 500
Sack
fine, p bag 81 250
coarse, 4" 81 l5S9
Clover, Sc soar 90
Millett, ; al 90
Timothy, SO 50lG4 90
Flax Seed, 6O(065
Herds Grass, 81 25f0I so
Blue Grass
clean, s az 90
stripped, 81 l50l 25
Orchard, 81 75(G2 90
Buck, q bag, 5 az SO
Patent, [" 5 az 90
EOal
Gin. BIN, T. ID IA s
Turp'une bar, F" 41sG5L
CASTLE & wind'r, 23(0Z5
STEEL,
American Bills
ter, q Is 5000
] tffanliGh - % AlE
! Cast, T" -02O
shear, {" lSGa20
German, :" l21sfQl5
SUGARS.
\. Orlenns, e b ca s
Havana, VIII &c 9LRI01<
do brown - ID
Loaf, " IIh9I4
Crushed, /" l2hGI31z
Powdered, d" l21siOl31s
SPICES.
Spice, q ID -Ml3
Ginger Race, " s0 9
Cloves, % S5(940
Pepper, I" -Ol3
SPIRITS.
Brandy
French, q gal 81 50G5
Amer. " 40G4j75
Rum
Jamaica, 4" 81 250I so
Amer, 55fDl IS
Gin
Holland, " 81 3ORI so
Amer, " 40075
Whiskey, =" l5@20
TALLOW.
Rendered, . ID 9fOl0
TEAS.
Imperial, q ib s 50l4l 90
Gunpowder, = 5 50Ed75
Y'ng Hyson, 1" 40f060
Black, " s al
TwINE. 90
Baling, q fb 25030
NINEG AR.
Cider, 2 gallon, -Gl0
" q bari, 81 SOFAS 90
WINES.
Madeira, Pg., 81 5o62 90
sherry, +" 81 00fd4 90
Malaga, " 5 4Of0l rs
Port, " 81 OOG4 90
Ch'mpa'e q dZ sl2l025 90
Common, q Ii 20G25
Fine washed, 25ln30
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS Z!
NcnhONai.

kcmONai.
ME have moved into the New Warehouse, No So,
w Public Square, Nashville Tenn, where pro
pose % do business improved plan We have
now a nice assortment Of Imported and Domestic
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c..
And we solicit the patronage Of friends ana Of the
buyers generally.
febo-2m nOUGI.AS 90
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Partner Wanted.

A Ny gentleman, possessing a good business quail
lA hcaton, and having small capital % invest In
lucrative and well established business, can hear Of
an opportunity Of 20 doing by application At
febS-u THIS OFFICE
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Eighteenth District.

sa- We ar. authorized 10 announce sstAs SaEKfs n
eAndhIs Cor eieeiion 10 the uee Of Constable IN
the 18th district, al The ensuing March election.
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKsnAS4zzI BooKs!.

TNHE following IL n SCHEDULE OF Property which
viii be given 10 Purchasers OF Books al the time
Of sale by
The United States Benevolent Society for the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-07

not peculiar England but the cas great country
aropon America also which had been acted upon earlier
than had been by the Californian discoveries Now sir
from lsfs the prcsent time not lees than lsovO or
isoeaooo Of gold have been poured into Europe What
then was she consequence Idea prevalent In
every country had when great change in
Of money about 70 take place and me oppor
funiy which offered BY tbs increased sp o. eAeeung
thne public works which had long desired in
tries vas readily seized the hst instance, you had rail
roads throughout Europe France executed those great lines
in the south with which gentlemen are familiar
France public buildings which even Louis XIV and
The r,t Emperor Napoleon whatever had been their will had
psver been able TO execute You had Paris built In
fact there hardly country in America Europe in
which there great Investment Of capital in the
way Well sir upon these immense Investments there
speculation in the shares Of the companies
which ~as necessary consequence the s Investment
new Of monetary insntians established in order
to collect the savings and superAuous cash in the world and
them In these undertakings. That the time when
Mobllcr established Gentlemen perfectly
well acquainted with che character of those institutions We
criticised this country have impugned the
principles which they founded have expressed
suspicious Of the large dividends they distributed to their
shareholders denounced their Investment Of capital
nnserupuous reckless mprovident and
unpr cped But think. from what has recently &C.
this country, while consciously aware o.
nsghbor's eye, not perhaps, sun
cieuty conscious Of which, sight was equally and
perhaps embarrassing Well sir these great undertake
ipes stimulated consumption and great STIMULUS to the
consumption increased the price OF all produce in the woa
gentlemen the gambling shares arose upon The
public works. gambling in produce arose upon
the stimulated consumption s world had that extra
ordinary rise in produce Which sstounded and peplsxed the
world and which was attributed without perhaps sufficient
consideration fact Of The increase In metallic
Now what the Of this state Of
thnxsf You had before in this country and in Europe
osertrsdngyou have had specuaonsyou have had reek
the thing lasted than couple
Of years longest But this considerable
1887 year year gradually increased year after year
underak throughout the world carried by
application Of capital and by combinations Of credit which,
In artent naxar rern ennnllad N Mnrld hefnral
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-07

About 1900 bids were sold at s3s95Sc Tor Fai
| 10 fully Fair.
MoTAssEs. sales embraced 1000 bhls l59lsc
for Inferior to Good is@ls and 1890 gallon for Prime
and Choice
FLOUR. stock light and the sales confined
to hundred bbls including 2s supene at "a co.
81 os4 I2 and few smaller parcels at higher
rates.
GRAIN Corn dull with sales Of only few lots Of
which 100 Green SOC, So White 5
55c bushe of Wheat 200 sacks good Red taken
e0c The sales Of Oats comprised 800 sacks ST. Louis
at &c and 1900 Wabash 449f5c D bushe. OF Bran
$50 sacks sold at Csc p 100 ms.
PROVISIONS. Pork heavy with sales of 800 bbls Mess
on private TERMS and 100 S3 TO- Dealers realized SIS $50
SIS 90 round lots could not be quoted better han 2
bb Bacon 20 eees Fancy Sugar Cured Hams sold
to-day Ic p D. retail lots of City Smoked
Shoulders exc M of Lard l0 bills tierces sold
at SC. n at SIC. and 800 kegs at 9s<c . d.
COFFEE The demand active with sales 1900 bags
comprising ss &c. 2O72 s 400 at s1 sS2 at $685. and
10 at s56c a n.
GUNNY BAGS. 80 bales good weight sold at 90 cash.
INDIA BAGGING....We heard Of transactions
l0c cash, but the particulars reported
LARD OIL. 80 bbs Good sold at SOC p gallon
WHISKY. The market dull and ll6 bbs Raw were
sold at 1876 y gallon
FREIGHTs..A ship taken for Liverpool at 9Sd for
Corn laid for Boston Cotton shipping
to Liverpool IN American to avre at c The
New York Boston Coo for Flour 0SOc
Pork. 81 50 for Molosses. and 81 75esl for Sugar