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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29
The Cincinnati Croesus Taken for
street Beggar.

Street Beggar.
Yesterday morning as Nicholas Long
worth, Esq, was sitting on the step Of a
drinking. house on Third street, with his.
hat between his knees. waiting for friend
gentleman, stranger, passed, and see
ing cold Nick's" ordinary garb and
rather troubled countenauce, supposed
him to be one Of those professional men.
dicants that often congregate there, and
as he went by dropped quarter into his
hat. "Old Nick" perceived the mistake
too late to rectify it, and pocketed the
coin with a peculiar smile. The idea o.
mistaking the Cincinnati, Croesus--one
Of the richest men in America, worth
probably $4,000. 900 to SO. 900, ,ooo--for a
street beggar is rather droll, though not
unnatural, as any one to look at the old
gentleman and his extremely shabby dress
would not suppose his available means al
the outside more than fifty cents Gin
Enquirer.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29
GE Housewives all know that their iii.

~Housawiyes all know that their sil.
yer spoons become tarnished when used
in eating eggs. This tarnish 10 sulphur
Of silver produced by the sulphur Of tho
egg combining with the silver Of tho
spoon. Itis, then, no indication Of . spu-
riOus silver spoon,to see II turn black with
egg. This tarnish may be removed by
rubbing with little common salt. Salt
being composed Of metal sodium Of tho
salt combines with the sulphur produces
sulphate of soda; the sulphur being thus
taken away, the tarnish disappears.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29

Ouaur MARRIED PEOPLE SLEEP To-
oETHER?--Hall's Journal Of Health
which claims to be high authority ofmed-
cal science. has taken a stand against
married people sleeping together. but
think they had better sleep in adjoining
rooms. Itssys that kings and queens do
not sleep together, and why should other
people?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29

EE Prentice says that If Mr.. Buchan-
an receives to submit his name 10 tho
Charleston Convention, "he will bring
the same kind Of Recommendation that q
son of Erin ouce did Paddy, do you
know how 10 driver said traveller to
the 'Phaeton' of iaunting car. Sure
do; wasn'tit / that upset hour honor In
. a. =. =
ditch two years ago?'" 80.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29

/ PoMArrM ron THE HAIR.--Melt four
ounces Of beef marrow; one ounce ol
yellow wax; and six ounces oflard; per.
fume while cooling with oil Of bergamo'
OF oil Of almonds.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29

TwEnrY THOUSAND WIDows.-s-Str
w alter Scott admits that the battle Of
Waterloo created in the British empire
fifteen thousand widows. II b probable
that the recent battle Of Magenta has crss-
ted at least toeaty thousand widows an0
sirty thousand orphans, s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29
Clean Milking.

1t is sometimes forgotten that the last
gill Of milk drawen from the cows udder
is the best part Of every milking. Care.
fu! experiments made in England show
(according to a report lately published
that the quantity Of cream obtained from
the last drawn cup from most cows, ex.
ceeds that of the first in the proportion Of
twelve to one.' The difference in the
quality also is considerable. Hence per.
son who cafelessly leaves but half a pint
undrawn, loses in reality about as much
cream as would be afforded by six or eigh,
p'nts at.the beginning, and loses, too, thai
part Of the cream which gives the richness
and high flavor to bis butter v+s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29

EE The individual who tried TO clsar
bis conscience with an egg, is now on
deavoring to raise his spirits with yeast,
If he fails in this it is his deliberate intsn-
ton to blow ont his brains with pair of
bellows, and sink camly into the arms Of
young lady.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29

A Coon RsolPs ron VuneAss--Ths:
Scientific Artisan says: ''fstsfassy ygsl-
Ions rain water, one gallon moiassss nd
four pounds scetic acid. n will b. # fer
use in few days. Try IL
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29

COSMETIC FOR SuNBuRN.--Take q OK
gall one pound; burnt alum aud eampAcr.
each one drachm; rock salt ono haif
ounce; rock candy one ounce; borax two
drachms. ni..r s,,,.s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29

EgA man Is a brute to be jealous of .
good woman--s fool to Be jealous d .
worthless ons--but doubh fool to cut
his own throat for either d them.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29

@ Ew Cockney. seeing . drove Of jsnk'
asses going by. Ito Yankee my his
there goes q lot Of Yankees.
Jonathah-"Yes, they're going 10 Eng
and to teach school"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29

Ey Three things that never agree
two cats over one mouse; two wives in
one house; two lovers at one gltl,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29

A CoNTRAsT--lNFIDELIrY AND CHRIS.
rIANlry.--"I SEEM" says Hume, "af-
frlghtcd and confounded with the solitude
in which am placed by my philosophy.
When | look abroad, on every side / see
dispute, contradiction. distraction. When
| turn by eye inward find nothing but
doubt and ignorance. Where am l? or
what am /? From what cause do l derive
my cxistance? To what condition shall l
return? | am confouuded with questions,
| begin to fancy myselfin a most deplo.
rable condition, environed with the deep.
es. darkness on every side."
Voltaire says: "The world abounds
with wonders, and also with victimes.
In man is more wretchedness than in all
other animals put together How did
he Judge oft? BY this own heart. He
adds: "Man loves life, yet he knows he
must die; spends his existence in diffusing
the miseries be has suffered cutting tho
throuts of his follow creatures for pay
cheating and being cheated. The bulk
Of mankind" he continues, care nothing
more than acrowd a Of wre.ches, equally
unfortunate. | wish ! had never been
born"
Hear wnat St. Paul says: II have
fought the good fight. l have finished my
course, l have kept the faith. Hence
forth there is laid up for me crown o
righteousness. which the lord, the righte
Gus Judge, shall give ME at that day.
Lutheran O6Serrer. "
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-29
+ H EPIuN e e n

w.Ii b. issued every Friday, at Upper 81 n
dusky, O.,S2 ,0OPeannum, or 81 so IN ADVANCE
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24

Jiaum hes BlatteS siemliN in Nnlpru@
SIT netnen babeu, fDnneu mir cielslben
nidt gan; mittbeileu unp ermabnen Bios
ce6 Melen6 perlelben.
SIN erfen 8elhlub miro oaS Grpa>
triationSz&e @ be5 all1erifani}&en BGr<
gers BE- irpprtn.
SIN 3weiten bei6t es, bab bic &e9ie<
rlly1a oa iei pes Bodies weoen uno nt&t
cn5 Gclt Der Re9isruns we9en.
Der brittle Beldlub ipti&t itd fiber
Die OleiAbeit her &eAte aus, me|&e bic
Bur9er 1u bean lpru&en baben, pb bier
poer I'M Nu6lanoe 9etoren.
Der Yierte Derpammt bic polttit oes
Sperm Gtaat5l etretair8 GaB in 8etref1
Der naturalilirten SirSer, bic i'm Wu5>
lance fsinen S&uB flnoen.
IS frcute uns gan; %beIonoer6, i'm
Staatatifst Don penniYlpanien einen al
ten @tetanntsn Namen, ben pes @eneraz
len 50. $. &eim, gu fineen, fir oa6 &mt
zines GurpeYor 0eneral. General &eim
1T eine 3;eroe 1eine6 Staate6, Elm Treuno
Der DeutI1en, BON oenen CT 1elblt alb
fommt, uno Elm W}ann Don fren9er
NeAtlihfeit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24

@tel5er<@pu1e.
Nbi1tpp Stel5er, GisentbVmer.
Dicies neue @afbaus it fir eas ~reiienoe publi<
tum jest erGfnet. &pfsan9er beim Sag weroen
3n ben b~iQi9lten Yreilen an 9capnameu. Cute
Stalung uno Waler tets 81 baten.
Nu4 1T bier bic @ta9e@Sffce fit Eraz
perl e be6 Siour, ct. Yeter unp Nepzllm.
@ie 1T es 1p l&Su in Stelser's Sauie su lein>
Gs it ba MQes 10 nett unb 10 fein.
Die 9dusfrau 1T freunpli9, bic @petien Ino gut,
@epir5t nit TrcbTnn uno beiterem Mutb.
Wer Elm 0tal bel 9tel3er 9ewelen,
Der mtrb bas 5aus iid ppr Nueu erlern.
Gin SGaer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24
Die TQfel.

DaS sweite 5eft bes IL. Sa9rsan9S
Der uGadel" wirp na@ite Wc@e bic pre|1e
verla0en.
Der vNoman metnc6 2ebenS
IN europa" miro bis DECEMBER ,. S.
ferti9.
9ub1t9D.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24
@tictt

wv"
9ttt8bur9er &pblen.
8. 8. 8rabem,
En- gros 9anoler in @ilen, Ndseln, @tabl,
Aaueen,
@@aufeln> &luppen, @dsen, @9rautenmutteru
uup S9mieoe-U erf5eu9en, NIT einem aQaemei-
nen N0prtement BON
16werem GtIenwQQren;
Tenferelas, @@leiffeine, B%radenwaaaen, @ilen
unb :3inf lit 1afeln,
O~ampfmalbineu,
@asen'ablsn, S9ineelmal9inen, Dre19maldi>
nen u. I. ~.
~ Aittsbur9cr Steinfob1e, bic
bette i'm Wartte. - MQe biele unp anbere in bas
Sad i9lasenoe Mrtitel werben 81 ben biQisfeu
Yrei1en serfauft.
geloneers empfeblen bic rnter3eidneteu ibr
@el9a1t ben 3aufeutea auf ben, 2anbe.
.... s. 8. 8rabem.
g. 8runina,
beutf9er @lerf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24
@peben erbaltet

@peben erbalten:
so 8pren @tdrte;
$50 3ilen Seife;
200 +" @tar @anble5;
100 8dber @bistY;
100 balbe
so !Rifen @laret Eein
$4,000 Der 9iebene @urten @isarren;
1OBorel1 perl9iebener @prtenN autabade. Gin
auseelu9teS Enforcement ertra finer Wai9leife.
@Glmmtli9e Waaren babe iG nuf Gumni1liou
erbalten, unb bin beauftra9t, ~bieielben febr biaig
fir @a1b III Derfaufeu. @rlude baber ale Die=
berYerfdufer ben @tod in Musenlaeia gu nebn1en-
auf tem Qaubs; le fSnnsn bisie artifel ~nirsenbs
~ biais unb nirsenbwp better fnbsn.
Jobn 81. Nibter,
57b69p Jprt StrnBe> ct. paul. Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24
Sic Suafer Stabt Anecurans Sc:
iculbaft+
Wbilacelpbia. Va.

pbilaoelpbia, ga.
Grautltn 8uiloing, 4O8 Walnut~S trabe.
Capital unp @arplus $324>351 ~.
@e1orterteS Garital 100000.
Gcridert ee9en Gerlut oter Yelddoiguns tur9
6euer uro bic Wefabren sur 5ee, bel Snlanpldif@
fabrt uuo Transportation.
&@ Deutl9e in Minnel pta> bic in
ether Der pbi9en Sci eli 1aften Derildern
mpllsn> boben 1i9 Su weylpen an ben
9%aupta9enten
6. a. @clb,
Jadlpnfrabc.
@idere Nustunft ertbeilen:
GIL. Sebn @. y'rince> 9. 5eHcrman>
Wm. q. Marlbau> Mlsab entity,
s. 8. Shurmeier, Willpn s. Morrilon.
S. 9. @lidter, Jirma s. y. Sli9ter II. g..
.. Senupre> Uirno Iemplc II. Yealpre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24

@emt@dDe @ei9bibltDt9et
&an Sd1n11,
@aint paul, Minnei cta, neben ter Ypf=Offce,
tdsli9 often ppn a9t ubr g OIL it.
tags bis d. ubr MbenbS.
8eoin9un9en:
Muf einen Mpnat 50 Gents, fir awei Banbe per
@cae, auf einen Sag 3 Gents, fiji, einen 8anb.
@er Elm 8u9 p~erliert> belddbiat poer
ber &upfer beraubt, bat ben 2apenpreis
baflr Su ;ablen.
Gin5at: Gin Dpllar.
8ntt= II. mnfifalien=$ ambluna
neben Der poit,
@aint Yaul, Minne1pta,
entbalt ein reides Eager enslil9er, fran,SFjder
unb teutl9er 8uider; Experimentation, Sage
ten, multalii9e Snfrumente,
Stalienii9e, Tram;1Tide uno Deutl9e
Satten &c. &C.,
WiaupS, spu @tpbart uns Mprris BON Metp. Mprt,
fprtwabrenb an 9anb.
@ue Mrten ppr muitfalti@en Sntrumenten
perben tiQis, iantu unb sat ~reparirt.
Bidder, Multalien &C., ui9t an 5aup, tSnueu
in tUrselte 3eit tecreert merben+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24
Semti@e Sanf

~
5: & 8. wi((ius, Saint PAUL.
(6riiber Meyer II. @iuius.)
Dielelte umfabt nebt alien in bus 8anffad
eini9la9enben t~elpnber5 ~fplsenee 3meioe:
WeGlel ouf Deutl1lonb,
lptpie alf ale 9auptplGke T ranfreids, Der 56,peia
unb hes Snlarbes rereen ltets. III belietiaen Be-
trdSen urb gu ben gilnltis|ten 9epin9un9en abse<
seben.
Die Musiabluna yon @elocrn
in ir9enb eiuem Ibeile Deutlhlaubs unb Der
@9nei3 bel9a6en mir, inbem mir ben @eaenwertb
Der bet uas ein9eSablteu 8etrage ben GmpfGn-
germ ielblt III ben entle9enltsu Srtl9aften> fplfe1<
frei iu's 5aus 1enben la0en unb Emnem unIere
Muftrag9eber bic Gmpfan95bel9 eini9unaen ibrer
Treunbe lpater bel uns ent9e9ennebmen. Uerner
bcl prgen mir bic
@thstebun9 BON @eloern
in gurppa une wsreen bic ta3u erfprberliden
papiere, ais:
Bpuma9ten>
GerSigtlei tur 9surfunben, Gpbten1Geinel &c. Ypn
un5 au5gefertt9t unb beren @iiltigteit S%ertiirat.
Mu9 %belrrsen pir bic epnl>tlarl9e Be9lautisune
]ulGer Optur1entc.
YaHa9eldeine
CUR freien 8abrt ibtr &8rereu na6 New>gurt,
Baltimore ODER Netp~ Orleans yerotfplaen mir AZ
seit9emaDen Yreilen. @rlde @9eir:e baten uar
fir bic 1T ~benielben tenannte Yerlpn Waltiateit
uno tSrnen ni9t BON %berlelben D~erfauft pber lber-
tra9en >perpe1. Mirb ber @9ein BON Der betref-
'fenpen Yeripn ni9t beauyt, 10 tatten mir BEN,
aaufer %beile!ten bic &%aufiumme> ab;isli9 Cont
milipn, 3uriid.
ssh %Yereiten 3tn1en auf @elper,
bic auf t%etimn,te .3eit bel unS ~beppnirt linb, iiber~
,ebn,en bic 8elesuus sen Gopitalien 1T @runb<
eisentDum potr sesen Sntere7en auf
Grit bYpptbefaril9e Siderbeit;
faufen unp Derfaufen @plb unb @ilber, be1prseu
bic Gi,,3iebung Yon We91eln unb Npten in iretnt
eiuem 2betle Der @ereinisteu @taatsn unp 3ablen
bic bVdits Yramie fit
@e9lel auf Newzyprt, ct. Souls &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24
Stabt< Mn3et8en.
9fptt5 at SnbQber DON @tra<
en=GertiifcQten.

Die Snbaber ber fulaeneeu 5troeeu-g ertiiicot,
tur 0raeirung Der gtestuttrabe, 81. WauI. b.
lieben 10 balo wic mSalid tei s. 81. Sorriirn
Serau1fre9en> in Der @iIel,tancluua te5 5erru s.
7. @rant, 9cuis NptertS' 8uilbias, brittle @trase,
no lie uber erpabnte5 Gertifeat Musfunft erbal-
ten trerben.
@ertiFcat> tatirt september Is. 1853, qsae,
Sot sfr. ~, 8lcd So, You &ite unb Srsiu'S@t-
o1tten> ct. paul, fir S20,9O une ;3inlen.
@%erttfeat pom September Is. 1858, eeae1 bic
nnS .3inltn.
eertiieat te0elteu Gatun,S eeaen Got 2, Blrd
Il eerlelben Meeitien, tHr $47. IS unb ;3in1en.
Moe pbisen Certificate ,pereen a]e1ep fir @ra-
elruag Der @beSnutaraGe.
S1e J"baeer perDen erluht, sleiG sprsu]pre+
ct. YauI, 10. IS. 1859. 61b62
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24

ber
Continental Miiecuran5<@e<
1eQl6aft,
Nr. is, @a4zS traBe1 Newzyorf.
8aar= Gapita1 100000.
Die Mufmerflamfsit BIS puttitum5 miro gu
6pl9enbem bil,9eleitet:
Dur9 bic M0ecuran3 bieier @eieaidaft erbalt
man bic Gortbeile elmer rpedlell eitige1 Mlleeu-
rana" nit BEN 3ullBli9eu NuBen eiuer bur9 gro
6eS unb 3unerldl Ises Capital 9%ebptenen @i9erbeit
Elm . prtbeil, wel9er pur9 sewDbnli9e rws9iel-
ieitige Teuer>g riberung5< s. leal9aften" ni9t
ftattinoet. Die nj %oeclarirte &uucsn tommeneen
Divioenpen lnb folgenpe:
Grlte jabrli9e Mttbei(un3 at polies : Snbaber,
beclartrt AM 8. Suit 1857 333 prpcent.
3reite bp. TO- am s.. Sui 1853 50
Dritte b. b.. ant IA. Sui 1859 so n
Netto< M1et6 Der @eieQi9aft:
SIN Juli 1856 $570,363 43.
Sm suit 1858 Isl, sos 50.
Sm Suli 1859 in crosse 9O5,681 81.
9iabilitaten 1854 81.
Die aleeurir!e Yartei 1T bur9aus teiuer Qiabili-
tat WerbinbltGftit) unterwprfea uno erb1lt bod
bieI. Bprtbeile elmer 9rDBern uno tiat9eren 9i9er-
beit. -
@ecurttdtS : Teuer 8erfheruu98=
GDmpa0mie-
8iQislte uno li9erlts Mrt gu a1eeuriren.
8etbeiligte (Dealers) erbalten Is prpcert
peS Nettp= @epinue5.
Sffce: 81 pine>@ trabe, Nep>yprf.
Baarz@apital . = = . $500>000.
Splepb Walfer, Yralbent.
&bps.W. 8trp1alL Vice=praI.
81. 6. 5aybpd, @eretair.
6irarb Seuer- nnb marine 8 MKe>
curans=Gpmpa9nic.
pbilapelpbia.
Sftce: AS WalnutzS traBc.
(Jm @etaupe Der 9bu9lfiQ> Nasi9atiuns-@p.)
Baa rz@apttal : = : 100000.
MF 8lps Geuer<& i1tcp8 werben
1n9en II.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28
glitter SntelIigtnts.

Monday. Feb %, is59.
Early on Saturday morning last came the much
needed, longexpected rain, continuing until the mid
die OF the forenoon when it broke Off just in time to
allow OF big days work on the evee. A large fleet
Of Neutrality-suspicious. in all-departed for all quar-
ters generally with fair freights, leaving the land
lngs the picture of day in August. The river was
one loot higher last evening than on last Sunday,
and is steadily rising. On Saturday evening it was
feet inches below high water-mark.
The receipts of produce for the week ending Fri.
day noon were not SO large as the previous week,
though the arrivals were more numerous The re-
ceipts of cotton were 44,9O3 bales; tobacco, 1851
hhds sugar, 1888 hhds. and bbs.; molasses, 1874
bbls flour, POOH bbls corn, 81 1852 sacks; sailed
pork 643O 900 bbls; bacon, 2,779 tierces aud boxes
Freights were firm on Saturday at the following
figures:
st. Louis-Sugar, coffee, rice, etc, Soc. per 100
lbs tar rosin and pitch, Doc. per 100 lbs molasses
81 so per barrel; forwarding freight, $50. per 100
lbs salt per bag. SOC.
Cairo and Memphis-Sugar, coffee and rice. CSC.
per 100 lbs; molasses, 81 % per bbl; tar rosn and
pitch, Csc. per 100 lbs. r. Y I
. Louisville or Portland Groceries, s5c. per 100
lbs forwarding goods, 40c. per 100 lbs; moasses,
>, Cincinnati 4oc. per 100 lbs molasses,
:, Paits1arg;Grooeres $50. per 100 lbs molasss,
Shrereport-50 to 75c. per Dbl.
JEFFERSON Cred river)-s2 for dry bhls =; g. Is for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

There are five hundred thousand dollars en- route
from New York for the Assistant Treasurer of the
United States to be dsbursed for the army, a share
Of which will find the way into our banks We do
not include this sum in our receipts, nor did we
like sum received last October.
The receipts of cotton up to this night Saturday
at all the ports are two million eight hundred and
ninetysix thousand three hundred and forty bales
(2s9e34o). The receipts for the week at Mobile up
to last night riday) were 1882 bales, and, after
making SEINE corrections the total receipts at that
port foot up 565, 200 bales We have nothing later
than the 18th from Charleston and Savannah Some
additions are made to the receipts at the Texas ports
We have now to receive at this port 800 s9 bales to
reach the receipts of 1857 and 1858. The excess
over last year 900 bales But this is not of so
much interest at this moment as decrease must
take place, and looked for from week to week. The
impression prevails that we are beginning to under
stand the extent of the receipts After this time last
year there were received 207 900 bales The screw
steamer City Of Washington, from Liverpool of the
10th inst, will probably be the next arrival-from
Europe,
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HocA gu hsno not cleared. q nSs
SUGAR, The stock was light and barely 600 hhds
were sold at 6l@6lc. for Fair to Fully Fair.
MoLAssEs. -. The sales were confined to a few
limited parcels at 32@33c. u gallon for Prime and
Choice.
FLOUR. -. There was fair demand, with sales of
1913 bills Super6ne Illinois at IS so; fatboat load
of 1890 bbs Fancy at IS u.s. and other lots of which
no particulars were made public.
GRAIN. Corn was inactive, and only few small
lots were sold at previous rates. OF Oats 200 sacks
Ordinary ST. Louis were disposed of at &c., and $40
Prime at 7Sc. % bushel. OF Bran 26O sacks were
taken at 81 10 U 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. The sales of Pork were confined Il,
50 bbs. Mess at SIS y bb In Bacon, the transac
tons included ~ casks at 94c for Ribbed Sides ll3c
for Clear and 7ac % tb. for Shoulders of Green
Meats, rs casks were sold at &c for Shoulders 7lc
for Hams and Sic. Y ID. for Sides In Lard, we did
not hear of q sale worth reporting.
COFFEE. -. Sales 26OO bags, of which 1903 were at
l0ac., AGO at l04c and 800 bags at 1l4c. 10 b.
SALT....A cargo of 5000 sacks Liverpool Coarse
was sold on private terms
INDIA BAGGING. Sales rs bales at l35c., and 25
at 1890. u yard
BALE ROPE. 200 coils Machine made sold at SAC.
8tb.
LINE. A cargo of POO bbls. Rockport sold at
81 Is u Dbl.
WHISKY. Sales confined to so bbls Rectified at
CSC. and IT'S Raw also at CSC. 70 gallon.
FREIGHTs. IA ship was taken for Liverpool Mt
l5-32d for Cotton, and three were laid on for that
port and one for Havre at current rates. Cotton was
shipping to fill up at 7l6d for Liverpool and L. for
Hayre.
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Liz VARIATION In long and short loans for the week
is an increase of $494,35l While at the Bank Of
Louisiana they have restricted their exchange deal
ings they have answered for it by discontinp their
line showing an increase of nearly four hundred
thousand dollars for the week.
The banks are all in strong position. The Citizens,
shows nearly one and quarter million dollars above
line, the State nearly million, the Canal nearly half
Million The latter bank discounted heavily, offer
lngs being large To-day they met most every offer
ing The free banks are all in perfect trim but the
advantages the old chartered banks have is not re-
eved as yet; yet they working onward fayorablv
and conducive to the public good BY the bye. if
the President of the Board of Currency had been
among the banks to-day and observed the reousi.
tons made on cabs and furniture cars for the trans
portaton of coin from bank to another we think
he would have soon discovered there was no room
nor use for his extra column of balance returns mr.
figures.
The exchange market was well supplied TODAY.
Inc counter rate for checks uniform and steady
at dis; outside rates ranged from s19-le Short
sight three to ten days. from sDl dis. Sixty days
sight from ls@l4@l5 and 2 U cent dis The mar.
ket was well supplied with sterling, and BUYERS had
the call by large differences We quote lOs40o1os4
@l0ss, with higher rates for remittance. Document
bills ruled from l073@l07{@lOs, with good mar
gin. Francs quiet yet advancing, and held at 1871
f05 Is for the best on Paris direct We are not
aware that Paris is any safer point for buyer to
take bill of exchange on. There are solvent and
sound drawees outside of Paris. Paris is not the
world by great odds, rs people will learn when barr
cade time comes.
In stocks there were transactions TODAY. which
show advancing rates. We note sales of 100 shares
Crescent City Bank at 1903, 100 shares Union Rank
at 1919 SIS shares of Bank of Louisiana at 1894 and
larger number at an advance something fabulous .
also $50 shares Louisiana State Bank at var,, b;n,,
figure, say It's.
Statement Of The Banks Of this City for the ,reek
ending Saturday, Feb. 20, 1853. 'e'"
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nlldren three old and under three
fullfare. " ''-'
Family tickets IN packages Of twenty at the
ce OF the Master OF transportation Merchants fam
ee reside on the line Of the road procure tickets pack
egcs OF for their personal reduced
inc company prepared forward and Pack
ses OF AZ LINDA 70 every place with which they have
uon receiving from delivering the domic Of patrons
r. s. WILLIAMS,
jazz u Matter OF Tram DOT tstiop,