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TURLETT & SONS
" CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
GA E.S. The undersigned having greatly en-
sfs-larged their premises aud increased their fac
ties beg leave to call the attention of the public to their
in the elegant style and durable MANNER which they
prepared sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS
tended to with dispatch anu at f9fSn5G RfSs SON.
jy24tf 30 North street, Baltimore.
Css+ SA CARRIAGES CARRIAGES The
RIAGE REPOSITORY, No IS South Gay street. the most
extensive and best assortment of fashionable CARRIAGES
will find to their interest to give CALL as deter
mined to sell low for cash approved paper All work sold
ges repaired or taken in exchange for new ones.
received on storage or h M 91 McGRNN
C4E7Y.A CARRIAGES | CARRIAGES I'VE
4szsA. have on hand at % North GAY STREET, thel
ges assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south of
styles The public are invited to call and examine for them
selves all of which will be sold on reaSpna5e
~Reparing done at the shortest notice mr22f
CUNPOWDER.
" The undersigned, Sole Agents of the HAZARD POW
DER COMPANY keep constantly hand full assortment
ELECTRIC, AMERICAN SPORTING, -
AND sH1PP1S &c PoW E Leg "i->--''
in every variety of packages for sale at rates
ap3OH so South street
WIN. c. ROBINSON,
w No. 81 BowLY's WHARF, BALTIMORE,
WHICH HE WILL 'f LOWEST MARKET
WINTER AND FALL Ef fEFHA 81 B1EAcHED
R RSEb 5I 2iii, BfEAohhED.
MACHINERY, LUBRICATING AND CYLINDER SPERM
NoRT HH1Ri COAST WHALE OIL,
sTRA sPE RNk AA ASR SHkkN GRSD 2
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JHants.

A YOUNG GERMAN who speaks English
Elhueny, and has had the advantage of mercantile
nence in some of the first houses of Europe DESIRES A
SlTuA in respectable house here Salary for the
first three fonr months particular object References
exchanged. Address 0. H B., Box 627 je4-eo3t"
SALESMAN WANTED.-ln Dry Goods Job
Obing House "a irstclass Salesman To one answering
this description permanent situation and liberal salary
will be given Address Box Ss BALTIC Post Office m2Seotf
OK 000 TO SIS, OOO.-WANTED A PART
epc,OOONER in an old established Commission
and Liquor Business the wharf, with cash capital of
the above amount, doing good and profitable business Adj
dress II A IITrON.
matt Care p q Roy ans Baltimore
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Tailors.

John H. REA & CO.,
- CLOTHTERS,
CORNER SOUTH PRATT STREETS,
Messrs. JOHN H. REA CO., take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally that their stock of Clothing much
larger and more varied than before.
Having hand splendid stock of CLOTHS, CASS1
MERES and VESTINGS, which they will make up to order
in style that cannot fail to please both in price and manu-
facture.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Cravats, Scars Ties Suspenders Handkerchief Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety.
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention of Planters. Ocl3-f
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9uuses, it,, tur SALE AND Rent.

dr. FOR SALE.-SEVERAL HANDSOME
HHiis COUNTRY RESIDENCES, from $4,000 to $4,000
~7sEand containing from 20 to 50 Of land large
number OF FARMS Baltimore countyone of 27S 2O6, 2
40, 1888 and lib acres Also, Land in Anne Arundel Mont
gomery, Prince Georges, Calvert and other counties in
Maryland.
large selection of splendid PLANTATIONS in Virginia
State. - " ~
lands in Georgia, Tennessee Texas, Missouri Nebraska
Minnesota Wisconsin, Iowa Ohio Pennsylvania other
States and within and the city limits, for specua
tive and building purposes Ground for sale Houses
small and large, in all parts of the city Money loaned on
Mortgages in sums 81 900 Real Estate exchanged for
Houses, Mortgages, Bonds Stocks, &c.
Parties desiring to make safe and profitable Investments
will please call on the subscriber,
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WELLS FARGO IdRE aS \ c 6ii,roRS,,
EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE COMPANY.
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3ouks ano Stationery.
MURPHY & O.-BOOKSELLERS, PUB
WI LISTERS, PRINTERS,
AND
- STA TIONE RS,
MARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE ST

MARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE ST
slu BALTIMORE
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL f. TURNER
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
L l. S0RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS, Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic foreign,
all the most approved manufacturers
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain. in great variety.
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY of every description, for office and private
use, viz: steel. PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &C.
INK, Writing and Copying, OF all the best makers LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE-MON-
NAlES, &c, &c
Also large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, &c, &C, all at low
prices.
- COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call fe22.tf
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1T Is BEYOND SUCCESSFUL DISPUTE
That ihe facilities in this establishment for
Neat and Expeditions

~ CitC iIlo LIN l'S'tltlo
JOB PRINTING, are not surpassed in the State
The materials are all entirely new comprising all the
later and approved styles Of Tyre, Border. Rules
&C. together with two Po,cer Job Presses tho bes
patterns. II will ever 10 the ambition and deter
minaton of the subscribers that all work executed al
this establishment shall be distinguished by the fca-
lures necessary 80 constitute 1t n0npGrrii--uamey
CORRECTNESS and ncdias1, our personal SuIclntcnd.
in job Printing guarantees tho faithful perform.
sncc Of cveryjob, We invite patronage with the assn
rance to all, that our long experience aud unsurpassed
facilities, will enable all orders
me, in manner before attempted in this city
nor surpassed in the State.
MAYNARD 4 PROVOST
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yesic.-Ths Emperor Ti"s 'as
cu,pos:s nj yalsnsa-
Ma. l9.-The He'd qa.sss's g I,e. e. =
/. ri.s s.xssserfed In fssfss' 70 s'
lsseo.
yorz-H rIEx CT TEL Ekk-Iak HaE'--7 -
noxr,sEL1o AND FERcEiI-
Mar a1.-Grs.. Speseh 81 l.. hoss1:5 o.
War, delivered .. London iaF-
,-.-Est,l. e Msrssbsilo-Ths
Ale. uumbsr;n- |. 80 under Gen
era, Forsv. defeat 500 Aass
an. rnier General Count siaaiaa'
rsYnr.ror risiss Csssse-
yr a-Ths p.ednoassss, unass 1snSa
Cialisni, force tie passage Of 'n'
slass- q. veree1Ei, routing toe ADS
.-;srs- G.ribaidi, With bis corps
lears, Bella, Esd narches fo'
Sar,h-..:s-u Lozbsrdy- Block
ats 81 Venice rs-ssi2b.isaea.
Nav g.-psAts Of tie kssI Of Saf.ss.
Mar g3--Gari5aIG. passiag tue iis'no :,
se.;o cs.e.ts. defeats the eaeny
sn3 captures y.,sse.
Nav a5.-Gsrriba!di attacked By -. Aas-
TRANS, beats thsz-Coi. tSf,s ~,
saris Nth portion Of uafsIoa y.
force, beat. ID. As..EIsns near Ses
10 Cs.rd.-Ths Emperor - 'o-
yhera. - #.@s -.
Nav a5.-The emperor arrives a: serceiii-
Gsrribalii again beats the Aas:':'
ans a. Ma!msss.
THE nth WEEK or THE wAR-THE BATTLE
on rAixsTas. b -s~.s.se
NAV g7.-Garribaldi msrchss upon Como,
and .ou.tins tas AassEians 4, san
Fermo, occupies that eIty-hapid
morensn: Of ia French army iror
he scutil 70 re ssrtb Of the Pc
- - M5n.sse''o a-i Cs.seggio cvaras
ted By them, occupied BY the Aus
TRANS.
Mar 2o.-Garibaidi occupies CaTnals''s
and Leceo Austrian vessels bonn
bard Cansbbio, % Lake Maggior'
The va..e!line rises in insRrrse
ton.
3l.-BattIs Of Palestro-The Allies
commanded By Victor Emanuel a:
tack the Aus.rians-The Emperor
Of Austria, attended By Field Mar
.hal Baron Hess, arrived at We
Yous.
June l.-Tas Allies defeat the Aussrians a
Psles.ro-General Mel occupies
Sovaro.
June 2.-Gar.baId retiring before power
fal body Of the enemy, attacks La
ysuo unssccsssfally-Tbs Anstri
i aas attack tho allied ouspos.s nj
Robbie, ba. speedily resreat-Iht
advance Of the Allies under McMs.
hon, enters Lombardy BY the brits'
Of Turbigo.
rag srxrH VEIN oETuE wss-THE GREAT BAT
TIES OF nAGEsrA AND NALEGSASo.
Jun, 3.-Ths Au,,rians hastily evacua.,
Sardiuia-SeTers action at Buifa'
lora- Garibaldi again marches up
on Vare.e, beats the Austrians ant
rs-occupies ii.
Juns4.-Ths coatic. at Bufa!ora conclude.
in 4 splendid victory of the Allie,
at Magenta.
juno The Emperor and King enter Nj
lan--ths Austrian custom house
on Lake Maggoirs seized b. Carl
taldl's corps. ...-..4
June s.-GaribalIi pur.ues the Austrlans
who retreat towards Monzn.
juno o. Marshal Barag uay Diiliiers At
tasks the Aassrians at Malegnano
and after u severe contest, CARRIE
tina. post-Ths Austrians evacuat,
rareno Oh the Lngo Maggiore.
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Pottawatta.ie CsaA.y La.1.
FOR sAl1 ~
HORACE EVERETT

g wqr Or 10. 7s. $40 acres. .,s,o,,,- /
NJ sprihxers isrm, . miles North Of town. ~
Ear Or 2, is, 60 acres. on Masup;,o.
-eostem land, miles above Judge Rry ants 0s&
MN B 3. n, ai-so acres, \ timber a. =.
| toe creek, mile south of Nj - farm. .~sa-
ETs, n, so-lso acres, Silver creek sc,tsrnn -.
=, soSs. 70 acres Ct timber On Vie ~
ssNwsHS EsrNwqr;s s wsr, aaaSv..
= TO- 1910 acres, Nishnahssany rcilips "
tom land; On the Stage route east mils ws. 8 ne.
Grove, joining Sioean,'s and JulsI ame,s s nc
the SOUTH and Mr. Flies and FlesherS on ;ha ~. On
There is no better body Of land in Western inrX~
TINS, Win plenty Oh timber and numerous settlement,
Also, swan W Or; and n or swqri, Is
acres, mile cas-, Of Che ahves bottom land Vim ~.
thinker. '"as
81 sw or 10, and y F or S Eq-s, ss-,.
Nshnshetsny bottom land, naiies north Of Nex,an ~
near Cuisinger's Mill; about 10 acres timber .a M
tract; mile north Of the new State road y" 'ss
N EGr and W or I, IS, $3.50 acres ho;,c,, t..
on the Nishnshottsuy River, miles below Ne~. sa
and the same distance above lola, and sajoa,ns ~
Pieree's farm. v.
Nwarsw erA; W. Sc ar; and n Hsrsw
IN \ at -; M Mgr; EN NV or; SEmNWwsii
| and " ar + or -, II ss-ioo acres "a rIrs,T
about miles above Reefs mtil, and Is miles npr,S
Vet, Es 10; Ns and W qrNEsris,7.
acres Missouri River bottom land, miles ,ron css
Esa.wS Nwa or. and ws,Sr-xr
4s-soo acres BOTTOM slope aud upland prsirie "a.
Pigeon Is miles n Of Council R'ufs shnpS "a As@
VI uHipet. itas u very ahe tract for lara f,r,
OF Or S W or; and " y n " or Is Ana =,
| EF 81, 10 4a-soo acres, bottom land mia ~
! Council Butts " ien
| NJ SWqr; W. Sc ar, and " qrNEsrm
-.ee acres, bottom land, on Little Silver S ma.
| Of l., J. Chttds. '~ esA
IN 4 or 90 f Qr and Wv Sc or ss,Nr-s>,
acres bottom land on Silver Greek, Snnlc, es,t
Chids. y.
| I'm W Or; and W or is. IL, 4,-lsasc,sx 81.
yer creek bottom land, mile south II bridge an ns~
| State road. sN wa WV
| SE,rZ urr.s,s a., -,
| Places and fenner's farms 30
| 81 4 or =" andSw or Nv or a. n sa--lso ,rre.
prairie south side Lewins Grpve one mile .gum New
So or. and ar 10; SH N " az and 5 " ar II,
~ ss-sso acres on NiShna BOTANY at Lewins t;rpy
M acres Of TIMBER balance hottena pra,re and
| adjoining MI True's and Mr. wrishts farms
wkSN or; ne or sw or ! and = n ar n W or 10
70, A-lsS SO acres, on Reg creek, y mile Of r AMI
mtl and !. mile ahove Mr. Minnrn's farm and u mils,
from Council BlufS. Also, single tract OF
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90 HHDs SUGAR.
90 brls prime n o Sugar;
40 brls Clsritldc
80 br's Crushed "
30 brlS Pulverized "
50 sCks Coffee;
40 hrls MotaS>es'
30 hlf brls do;
so 10 gal kegs do;
30 brls N o Molasses;
rs blf
10 brls Golden Syrup;
10 hlf &"
6 brIs Lard Oil;
4 brlS Linseed Oil;
$50 kgs White Lead;
100 brls star whisky;
10 hif brls "
40 hrls Rye and BurbouD;
Is cks assorted Brandy;
6 brls n Il Rum;
4 g." Jamaica RIM;
5 " Holland Gin;
10 " Tar:
10 tierces Rice;
10 hHs Cream Tartar;
40 doz Brooms;
300 " Sash;
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DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.

| LIVER PILLS.
WE beg leave to call the attcn-
W ton Of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most yppu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr. Chas. M'Lane's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Curc-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from til
human system. 1t has also beet
administered with the most sati,'
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PULLS,
For the cure Of LIVER CoMrLA,NTs,
all BlLIous DERANoEMENTs. SICK
HEAD-ACHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND ACUr,
preparatory to or after taking Oui-
nine, they almost invariably make
speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are UnrivaIcd,
and never known to fail when ad
ministcred in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprictors,
FLEMING Brothers,
PTrTsBURCH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will NOW give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termlncd that DR.. M'Lanc's Cee-
brated Vermifugc and Liver PIls
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies Of the day, th1
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Bet
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders TO
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa
Ps Dealers and Physicians orderlsr firm "'hfr'
Than Fleming Bros, will d. we'll 20 VIII" har war
distinctly. and tii" non' bh Dr. HLAgta Ivrrr7'f ny
Fleming Bros. I1tshurgh IN. To thss wishing 70 ~"
them trial, We VIII fGrwart per mail pr. Iah 70 NY
part q The United States, box If Pills tf sstS
threecsnt postage stamps vf,h Of Vsrruhk1I
fourteen ttr.soan. stamp. An ords, from Csnubc'
10 accompanied by twenty cents extA
r. GEEsA MAN T. co.,
1t Council Bluff, sole Agents for W''tsrH
foicd and Nebraska. mj5
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xrx urrk~ OF rue ITALIAN WAR

Sly urrkS OF rue iraLtaN WAR.
4 CArtaac's fine Cas,psi.Ia -~ The hsrlHr-
rtt.,r, II Hsr-- The i4s!rlsns Gpd rrrnsh
Eaisr NsrrsitwiI.-- Inc instndns Driven
uat # PledH,oaI aad fnrre3 10 thaadon
f,.aSstr,fs M Rsfties - Hpatshefa.
Pgievfrs. Saa tsrpo, 1aYeSs, Magenta,
cad Hllrfnsso'
1872, rsxlSlS.Ry EvENrs.
Apr,l -. Departure 81 the fr,t body Of
French troops from foulan- aus
tgsa aisiraaiHn dispatched from
Vienna 20 Turin.
Arril at.--is /. Tacstv al ut Tur5n.
Apstl 2a.--.T The la,t. ssstl by ,hs aItama.um
sxplres~-stasemsns Of the war
question addressed to the Corps
f,,rlslst,f By Caans Walswsk i-
frsaea sreops ayss cEoss Mont Cs-
ais.
Aryii eT.->Ths neralusien in Tascsny~~Ths
Grsna- Duke rssires.
rus vrsss xxxx OF ras w.s~rux arsrxt,xs
xsrEs NsmNth.
April =. The Aassriaa.. under Coaa.
t'Talat, ps<s Tlcsns Marshal Gao
rabsss and General Mel REACH Tu-
rta and assume command ~ their
respeesivs corps 4'ssrss.ss--t General
AsAshso arrlv ~ Al ttenaa- psata
u 'tsn, B4aat.
Arii 10. ~ The Aastt|ans acaagy Nsvsrs--
Tbs French Am5assaasg qalss Vi
snas.
Mar Mag E,ctor EaAsaae, lsAFa. Turin
10 tssa command u A;s array
The Aassr,sss sesar, MartarA -
iAsas sssaaaTs sssxa Eas ~arIauisa
rhrts a. Lake AaSgsers~- Three
Aast'tsn rass2is rsrasssa 10 the
lsAs.
MAJ i.-Hasifssse = Ss71'soa IT,, al
dressed - Ina cs,,rx irs,ssl.sfsf--
IAs aRsssasas pass 'as r. =; Cam
tta~-tAey ara rsEa3.ad IN a. a.
sesnrssa sFsss5nS A. FrAss1 aatta --
,.-- Js"F sasn tae bridge svsr ~.
SsrtTss 81 F.ssFnea Tho Agstrisa
vasSssri resrAns True.sas.
Mar s.-~Tss Diseases Ssseas al Parma "a.
sses hsr aF3ssl-~ TIE eanagc; a..
FFsssssssis-T Aassyisas. rs.,.
M N. "a Al Esssr1ass, ssivazeu
81 SaIs-~s eaaosrsaa NJ TsIru4s
rsr ssr@Sp rE8x ~ ras wss-vxx szwxrs.
ssrxses Ts9essss va Tms sxAr av va.
MAY 6.~-C3susea, Calm. I.sa,~. tFsaa "a
.sts s~ss~. . esarsv ~ ssa snra~.
Mar The a@sss,as svgs. saa IT, 1t
,.srs,..
Mar ~ r. Fer rer Nsrstser III. s~s
TBS I'rsrt-s Na~a'esa Js%~-zs ...,s
GAsEs fsf 80 ssA x ~,t-Ihs
kH.stsAas tasnr.sse ras-rsa3s
msveuasoG 80 tie .sfs Ct ~ >e.g,.
Mar ll.-Ths Fmrerer sahasss =; Mar.
.tf'lSs Ths sssIrsss Fs&ss ~
Etfes.as. aaI re. sss gesas ssseeSze
rarsie. - the v1SAt hass e The nv
- er-Th~v scsagv Esvsss~s. E~z
May Ia Tse s@rsr"r ,sa'i. al 'ss-es.
rax saxs wx.S pE rsH IAK--Ezzs .CsrzaSs /
KxTREsT.
MAY la.--Ta. Aas;risas asesFy Roahss aa4
rush thtig at~asta Tcss 20 Css.es
May is.--ras Frcoca korsros srsFres az
A,es.aairis-
MAY i-.-TAe Aa.t-saus tbreA.s1 sAs bridge :
=, stelss--Iue Ia rssar visits the
Head quarters os The hlos At DE-
~.zss azcsEaano--The Aus;-isas yagnly al
- .s~s..s -. -sAs -as..sSs A. I..sa-
Nay ie.-Ths French Squadron Of Ai@I-si
Juritn. GssrI.:s aneaers esfe.s
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SIX THOUSAND ACRE


all being in one body in the FORKS Of the West v,S
nahotsny River. This land iCS in sections -
n 50 in rnttawattamr county; and In sRtier, n
u.s. 81. 90, %, 81, Is 20 81 80. 81, and SS Is n "a
in Shelby county, mile north NJ tut>nEer m, ma,
Ncwtnwn) miles south Of the location nt the NJ Sv
r. miles north Of the Stat, Raad 10 ps. Mona
and SO miles from Council BuNs. Ahou, = ntn !.
bottom, and slope and upland, With sut'cieRcy a
timber wcli-wacsed mulatto soil, and all arabic 81.
the exception of some so acres.
This land is deserving the attention Of those seels,
settlement for a Colony, and VIII be only sold in
body. Terms easy. tvG-nl9al
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
Irom WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Feb. THE Secretary o
War informs the Senate that the proceeds oil
old forts and defenccs might be judiciousiy
applied to the construction of new works
aud the army officers might better perform
the duties OF the Indian Agencies.
HoUsE.-Thc House concurred in the joint
resolution paying the balance TO Georgi" tor
services against che Creek aud Seminole ln-
dians.
WASHINGTON. Feb. .-SENATE.-Bigler of
fcred resolution against creating large
public debt in time OF peace, and made an
elnhorata speech in support thereof.
HOUSE.-The House was considering the
Legislative Tx cutive and Judicial appro,
priatlun bill. In the discussion thereon
Lnvcjoy, of Illinois, moved 10 strike out the
approp riaIion tor saf,-keeping OF prisoners
because il was intended for the detention of
fugitive slaves.
Singleton said he would be glad il Love
Joy woaid return the negro he had stolen
from one of his ,Single ton'sl constituents.
Singleton said, LOyejOy had admitted that he
paruci patod IA slave-steaing, aud such "A Re
preventative was "a disgrace TO the nation.
The Chairman, Bdrksdale declared Singleton
out # order. Voices from the Republican
side, let him go on" Giddings said, Single
ton is perfectly in order, aud | move he be
permitted TO proceed. (Laughter.) Love
Joys amendment was rejected.
Forsyth has resigned his ministry to Mexi-
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rIonetary and FtnanciaI.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 3.-P. Mooney continues ca
sy, and the abundance of capital outside is undimi-
nshed. In fact il to be rather the increase
Long loans effected readily at sk0S1z cts, but
the supply Of desirable paper is not large At Bank
the applications up TO full mark, but they do
readily everything of satisfactory character that is
rendered
In stocks know of but few transactions. Some
Gas Company was sold at 134Q13415. All regular
dividend securities held at extreme rates.
Foreign Exchange quiet this morning. We
quote Sterling lOs010S4, and lOSD10S1z for direct
remittdncc. Drafts with bills of ladIng range from
1US9l07Z. Francs limited request at Of 70 18
5f2i "a. There mut Dome site Offering to-day
Sixty days on New York rules from 1902 q ct dis
count Sight in Bank q outside q but there not
much Of the latter TO be had.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4.-P. M-Exchange on the East
sold by the state savings to-day par for specie
q premium for bankabe funds, and "a for currency
having again advanced q for bankable funds.
Currency is not over abundant to-day, and COM
plants are made OF its too great accumulation.
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4-P. M.-Market very heavy and
dropping, and most Of the medium and lower quail
ties ranged at las q bushel lower Sales include
lot of of very inferior fall at Soc S97 bags inferior
damp and Common fail from 9Oc I05 about 800 bags
fair and good fall from OS to Il, mostly at 1CC9
l21I; 937 bags prime at l501 10; lily bags
strictly prime red and white at IsGDl 20, and few
small lots extra choice white at / 25912s.
CORN-Holders firm, but the market is heavy and
unchanged. Sales were confined to a small lot in tue
at 75c; 400 bags damp sheled at &C; 463 bags
fair and good in lots at 557Sc; 52S bags private and
SIS bags prime aud choice in lots at S09S2o new
gunnies.
OAIS-Steady and quiet. Sales confined to
137 bags at 74D75c, in bags.
-BARLEI-Inactiye and unchanged. Sales were
confined 10 IS bags spring, at &C. in bags and 40
bags choice fail at 90c 2 bushel.
LEAli-Sales to-'ay comprise 1872, coo and 40 pigs
soft Missouri at S514c, and $50 pigs Galena pri-
vatc terms.
PIG IRON-Sales of IS tons Missouri at s33 so, 20
tons at S34 Held firmly S35.
BACON-Murket irIner. Sales &C, ZOO lbs city clear
sides in bulk lie, 10 casks shoulders re and
20 cks rib sides at ga 2 Ii, packed.
tRUIfS-Markct Il m, with good demand Sales
include % brls and 100 bags dried apples 20: II
Bags do at Is; small lot peaches 25, and S3l
bags quarters aud halves at > SO = bushe