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VOLUME XII.
BY N. VIGNIE.

CITY OF FJEFFERsoN-ExrENsIvE SALE OF TWELVE
choice or parts Of SQUARES Of ground divided into
and
deau and Godwins fine residences Sale credit or one
two and three years, for notes without endorsers
BY. N. VIGNIE,
MONDAY, May IS, 1855, at IL O'Clock, M,
at the City Hotsl Common street. the following described
SQUARE No. So bounded by Boudousquie Pitt Dufos.
sa and s9na contains ten lots Of ground designated
square distant from h soniat station On he Rsiiroad
s9uAkE No h5 bounded BY Boudousque Pitt, Dufos.at
and becase srees Contains "a lots said opposite
S9uAkE No. ~ bounded BY Pryana, Perrie. Dafossa.
and Streets contains 9 lots designated Nos to 10
and 9 70 "a vamont street is the division street between
1soGARE No Is is sonndsd by Perer, paquemne Dufos
1 "sc S9s as ysS, S Mos II g and H.
ne @ ana Streets containing four lots designated as
esste and na9.sa streets contains designated lots
aps \ sa ausTe r snssS
nat and Streets contains five lots designated lots
.s.soUAKE No S9 bounded by Plaquemne Chestnut, So.
Mat and Rober iquare fenced
'na snE Gsp No. 4 S,5ssa be- po,emos cbe,nn
obe and Upper Line Streets contains six lots designated
TO- SQUARE No a5 bounded by Camp Chestnut Belcastel
ah streets consaus 10 lots designated as lots Nos
H. SQUARE No 27 bonded by Camp Magazine Becastel
an sa sree contains seven lots designated lots Nos
SQUARE No 22 bounded by Magazine Live Oak soniat
and Robert streets contains fenced has
The whole as plans which be exhibited sale and
which can be examined at the auctionees office few days
TERMS OF sALE-one fourth cash. and the balance at
ana years credit for notes without snaorser bearing
maturity In Of nonpsymen the per per
property sold The be divided into coupons. at the
convenience OF the vendors my6 I'd
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Comparative Receipts of Cotton at Light 5th of May,


To al number OF bales ...........3l.3962 3sDOOOO
1t Will not take many weeks to ascertain whether
there are in the country l45 447 bales unaccounted
for; 3,s00,000 is the maximum estate. Possibly,
under the late depressing advices, cotton now in the
interior may be held for change or until the pros
pect Of the present crop is more fully definite If
general good stand should be attained, followed by
good weather, the all the cotton on plantations, at
interior depots and warehouses will be forwarded to
market. On the other hand, if the plant should be
retarded or the growth checked throughout the
try, part of the expected 145 47 bales may be re-
tained till next season.
The further talk is, good deal of cotton shipped
during the wet weather last winter is being landed in
Liverpool in most woful plight. Immense defeien-
cies in weight follow the same, and it would make
some folks stare as well talk at the large losses
which are likely to follow many shipments.
The mails came through yesterday. The mail via
jackson Railroad brought dates to Saturday last from
New York. The crevasse arrangements are under
full sway, and travellers can reach Washington City
in five days Notwithstanding the interruption.
The next Liverpool advices will probably be re-
ceived by the Ango-Saxon of the Canadian line, to
have left Liverpool on the 9th for Qlebec. The next
Cunard steamer will be the Persia Of last Saturday,
the 30tl,
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FRIDAY MORNING. MAY &, 1859.
Mtm Orleans Dailp Gresttut.
TALK ON CHANGE.

There was not much talk going on yesterday.
Carondele street and envrons were quiet very quiet
Not SO than usual when only forty to fifty thou
sand bales Of cotton are on the market for sale.
Parties were waiting the Niagara's advces Of the
23d, which were received in part after o'clock and
the balance at later hour The details will appear
under the usual head. The sales of cotton for the
week. which only includes four days and part of satur
day. the 18TH note the sales of 900 bales of cotton
Mddling Orleans closing at I'D The political intel
gence is not favorable. These accounts cannot have
any important bearing on our market. We have NO
heavy stocks of produce on hand, excepting pork,
and the talk is that pork will not be much affected
by gunpowder in Europe
There was the usual talk about cotton, and
although the question of cotton is losing the interest
which has attended it for months past, nevertheless
it will be of interest to many parties to know the
quantity received from the several inland towns at
the latest dates We, therefore, give the following
figures, embracing the receipts and stocks and the
quantity to be received to make up the amount Of
$500, 900 bales:
Comparative Receipts of Cotton at Light 5th of May
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FURTHER DETAILS BY THE NIAGARA.
Protests Against Austria's HIcnacc
to Sardinia.
AUSTRIA REFUSES TO REcEo De.

LIVERPOOL, April 23.-The three days given by
Austria to Sardinia for the consideration of the de-
mand to disarm and dismiss her volunteers, expire
on the 2Sth inst.
The Cabinet of England had addressed telegraph
dispatch to that of Vienna protesting very strongly
against the menacing attitude Austria has assumed
toward Sardinia.
The Austrian Cabinet, however, refuses to recon-
slider her resolution, and has already prepared
manifesto to accompany her declaration of war
against Piedmont.
The Easter holidays the full effect Of this
news transpiring in England.
The news of the Austrian utimatum and the refl.
sal Of Austria to aecede to the propositions Of Eng
land created panic in the French funds at Paris and
the Three Per Cents fell fully three francs on the
Paris Boulse.
The final propositions submitted to Austria by the
English Cabinet were in substance general dsar-
mament of all the armed powers and the consent of
Austria to the admission of Sardinia and the other
Italian States to the Peace Congress.
To these propositions, all the powers except Austria
readily assented and Immediately upon the rejection
of these propositions, Austria sent her ultmatum to
| Sardinia
The London journals express the opinion which is
generally entertained in England, that the last chance
of peace has about vanished.
The Austrian army making strategetic move
ments on the Ticno, and an attack was considered
probable at any moment.
Later from Rayti:
New YoRK, May OIL steamship Cahawba, from
New Orleans via Havana, has arrived at this port,
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LAMENTED DEATH.

We read, with sorrowful emotions, the following
announcement, which appeared in the Baton Rouge
Gazette of the Sd inst. We knew the deceased
Rev. VIM. H. Crenshaw-well, long and intimately
and esteemed him correspondingly, we hope, as he
deserved. He was true man, in the best sense of
the term-generous, kind, forgiyng, amiabe and just
and IN his public life and private transactions, he
came up to the full measure of the upright citizen,
reliable friend, ilreproachable husband, father and
master, and useful member of society. His death
was sudden and unexpected, but we are persuaded
that he was prepared for the dread even--that the
loss to his relatives friends, and the community was
his gain-and that he is now reapng the eternal re-
ward consequent upon the faithful performance of
good deeds on this earth.
We here append the remarks Of the Gazette upon
this melancholy event.
Sad indeed were many hearts made on Sabbath
morning last at the announcement of the death of
Mr.. Crenshaw. He had been confined to his bed for
a day or two=-was not supposed by himself or ply
sican to be much indisposed, when seized suddenly
by the hand of death, he died Sunday morning at
O'Clock.
Mr.. Crenshaw was known to every citizen of our
parish. AS a minister of the Methodist Church. he
was active in his charities, and went about doing
good, without other reward than that which every
good action bears with it. If he erred to offend
others, it Was because of his ardent temperament
and warm heart, which often carried him outside the
bounds of reason. 1t may be said of him, that often
when he erred he erred the side of truth and JUS
tice-"his errors were of the head, not the heart"
Prosperity gave him the power of showing his gen.
erous nature he was liberal to faut--always less
consderate for himself than others.
Mr. Cren haw had been with us acitizen of Baton
Rouge about fifteen years--many hands aud hearts
have been joined under his ministry and he has been
present with our friends and relatives in the hour of
sickness and DEATH In recent years his own atflic
tons have been great enough to weigh down stouel
heart. A brief season ago, three lovely children
were taken from him by the cold hand of death. in
very short period. Let us be charitable and forget
the faults which allied him to common humanity
The mortal remains of William H. Crenshaw were
inferred by the brethren Of st. James Masonic Lodge
followed by large concourse OF friends, on Monday
the second day OF May.
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SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING. - The great
Southern Clothing Establishment of Mr. L. W. Lyons Nos
26 Is and 30 ST. Charles street. is rammed jamned and
crammed with an immense stock Of prpg cloth
ng adopted to The desires and of everybody
ter what be the of individuals tastes or
ten There he find villa. will suit his purse hs person.
no matter how shallow that how peculiar this Young
America Will hud that Mr. Lyons has considered wants also
for the youths boys and chren's department is SUPPLIED
with very full of outer garments and unde
ing The stock of shirts very large their material excellent
and their make elegant and If after furnishing his wardrobe
the purchaser desires trunk his puuder in he
gel hne one at reasonable price, without going the
store We refer to the several advertisements Lyons
various columns Of this naner.
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AT TIE VARIETIES, the good play. Town and
Country" abounding with apothegmatie wisdom and
proverbial philosophy, was repeated very success
fully, for the auditory, though rather small, was en-
thusastically liberal of applause Mr.. George Jor
dan played with ability in the character of Reuben
Genroy, as Mr.. Mark Smith did in that of Cosey.
Mr.. Davenport was good in Plastic, and Rosalie
Somsrs was very nicely personated by Miss Annie
Graham.
AT THE AMPHITHEATER " Macbeth was repeated
by the Juveniles to fair auditory.
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SUMMER CLOTHING, SHIRTS AND UNDER G GAnnEsrs

SUMMER CLOTHING, SHIRTS AND UNDER G GARMENTS.
essfs leighton Barbot have in magnificent of
their hrst prem u shirts for sale corner of Canal and
81 Charles Streets New Orleans and 5l2 Broadway
This style of nen is becoming very popular and deseryedy
So LOT me cut causes the garment to fit beautifully without
usual tendency to hitch up" which has annoyed t best
men, the bosom laying smoothly without lily being
ruined and thus causing the rulug temper
This admissible style of shirt is every airy
e UT durable iasrc for summer with bosos of
elegant description and the of and money who looks
over the assortment will apt find that one is graed and
the other expended bafoe he leaves the
have in great stock excellent fashionable
ing OF He and stylish material and of thorough and
artistic make; and find all that be desires for
summer wear lie at their We refer advertisement
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QuARANrINE.-Gov. Wckliffe's proclamation estab
fishing regulations which declare vessels coming from
certain enumerated ports and countries to be subject
to quarantine detention of ten days. is this morning
published through our advertising columns.
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East Baton Rouge Parish. ~

East Baton Rouge Parish.
the right, s and ineres. Giles ans
a+d Baltimore under the Will of the late onogh
without .ny warranty whatever in and to tract Of land which
on Wards Creek u the parish Of East Rouge
tanning 300 superficial bounded North lands
T. j. Davis South lands Of John Il. Palmer and wife by
Lands unkno NJ and West by Wards Creek.
All tho right t3 and Interest which the cities OF
issns and baltimore have under the Will of late John
McDonogh in and to nnlocated land claim for l snpe
Asaazetto and fmei by ga March,
ih3l To De sold without warranty.
A1rTERMS-Cash
Acts Of sale before Bouny Esq, city notary and E.
net Esd, noaty for the city Of Bal more n2
ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDoNoGH II UNRE-
OF st. James Ascension and Livng for of
city Of New Orleans.
BY ". VIGNIE,
Office, No. Banks Arcade.
FRIDAY, May 9th, 1859, at IL o'clock NJ,
In the Rounds Of the 81. Louis Hotel. will be sold
L. All the right title and interest Of the city of New Orleans
acquired from the estate Of John McDonogh without any
whatever ract Of land situated in the parish
Livingston in townships aud TO- s. r and E., being
bounded the side river by lower line Of
the Willism Conway claim and conflicting the said claim;
said tract being MI that Of the claim of John McDoDogh
Jr Co. No. 406 o. Register Receivers Report of
lsh lies behind and north of the lower line of
the William Conway claim.
All the right title and interest Of the city of New Orleans
acquired from the of john Dono sh
rsntee whatever in and claim The third
hgston adjoining and lying below part Of the
Esct and situated in 7 g. TO- aud H. s. r. and f.,
% %speng II istanee Of 40 rpsns from the Mississippi river
S' o. the Registers Report of January i, 1874
The above TWO claims sold suhjec a passed
before f. Bouny Notary Pualic By which The city
Nho undertook to prosecute and establish the SINE.
pa-TEkSS-Cas1 4 a29
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OWNERS OF STEAM ENGINES are referred to the
advertisement of D. G. Lowber Co.. Southern Machn-
Depot 3 Camp street, who advertise that they make to
order at tho shortest notice. Hued cylinder and tubular
boilers, boiler fronts stand pipes bars pumps
and safety valves and kind pipes
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For MEMPHIs-The U. s. mail passenger packet
John simouds Capt Smith, will this evening
at O'Clock, connecting Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleston Rail DAD for all Eastern cities also with the first
class packets for Louisville Cincinnati and ST. Louis For
through tickets by the above apply to j. IL Fregh
Memphis packet AGENT Oh under the sL Charles Hotel.
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MEASURE OF REFoRM.-We publish elsewhere the
round robn entered nto by the prOprieto of the principal
hat stores OF the city whersn they themselves under
penalty not to keep store Sundsysa
mea 4s
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CONTINUATION OF THE VoLKsFEsr.-The announce.
ment is made by advertisement that the German
May Festival, interrupted by the storm of Sunday
night last, will be continued on Sunday next, when,
the weather permitting, the grand procession will
form on Canal street, and go forth to the scene Of
merrymaking at the Creole Course, salute of
twenty-one guns being the signal for moving.
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EMBRO1DERIEs, MusLlNs GLOVES, ETc.-'rhe par.
cuar attention Of buyers called large sse Of eahrod
cries. gloves etc., by Roger auctoneers to take place
this day at 10 O'clock, at the OF Mr. p j. Yrsqgs
Me- ~ Chsruss street, Cup siairs Yeyms liberal At sas
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DOMESTIC INrELL1eENc1
English Policy In Mexico.
WAR VESSELS ORDERED TO THE GULF

wAR VESSELS oeDsRRD To rue nrrp
-
mAsaisaTos' May a.-our Government does not
oeese IN tne reports that have been circulated 10
sa1 H: " VIC p0i''y Vi 'ne hnsiish Government in
Tls
e oa'nes oe.eSes 'na' 'ne BRUSH Minister at
- nsA :. no' ass'ne unaer 'ne instructions OF his
o.nas , ~ sne s'eps ne mas taken, but that ne
T.-ss ~ ,su ns " n'' Government 70 recognize the
''aieN ......l, au.elnuen'. .-..
.'.na. y nunoer Oh Vessels are 70 be dis
pasneu " .e nuh' lor tne protection OF American
~ - 1D1 e's'Ne'., ~, as iaf as possible s
so...aa W. fa.ns.ei " Me1,co' expresses un-
IouI oounuenes AZ 'ue ultimate SUCCESS Oh the
'o"'eN oo'e'nneu' .,,
- ~. N.s.A'' "a. ..a15s.
~, nay ouuse OiaaeiDaogh' oi
'1n, nas Deen ienosea " 'ne Fresoent'
oa.se u'eeu"oou, Vi AfAansas' mas accepted me
poa..'.n' :" "ni'n ne LAS peen appointea Dy tne
fiesuens' u Commissioner o. lndlan Analrs.
6o 'vuuslsn1ea 0entenceo.
u;o.a. - 60. .' 1oy o'-.uose sonoefsni1n' COZ
,,oors ;.s,.:sas "as 'ensenoeu 'ouay twenty
;nn - l.s.s ~ alu nne u eo'ooo, oesloes nav
- = e.-s.,., :, 'lo "oseina'ens Soo'Voo VI tne
-, $500.
NA .AAsa.oa. convention.
Aouiss LIE, ~ may o'-!ne annual meeting OF the
Amei'an meu'cai ASSOCIATION continues its sessions.
roaf essays were presented Tor the annual prize,
oil " "nion were re)ec1eo.
a paper was lead oy III. Joseph Jones, Of Augusta,
ua' upon 'ne cnemicai analysis OF fluids and secre
''ons VI 'he oooy IN cases OF malarious diseases.
~ was proposed 70 refer this paper to the Commit
vet on Ff'zes' Out VI. Jones objected.
~ sne AFTERNOON committee OF five were appointed
W .ous. WIN sne oomnl.'ee Of tne Medical Teach
60 As'o0'a.on' iespectlng tne quallhcatlons OF
e'qau1Iss nA 80 y, sAe meul'al ooiieges'
W. 'ones paper was referred TO the Committee on
i.Ae anu Essays ana a special committee appointed
W eAan'ne lu1o '.s lnee.s' asa
Dones'lc markets. N
N." lohh' may 4'-At tne large sale OF tea at
auo"Vn .uoay' an auSance Oh 2c. was generally OBJ
.a,neu nsso1s solo az prices ranging from 80 te
oaI rouns nyson soio a. 20 10 cog. dyson skln
zos 70 zoc' hyson Iwankay 70. Gunpowder 80 t6
o|s. Imperial ~ 70 nc.
NEW 1oRk' May 5.-Ihe Cotton market closed
4ule' Inc demand was hmlted' and the sales were
uhlhpofean1' WHISKY mas advanced &c. Sales to-day
as |os W &c sugar closed hrm at previous quota
'iohs' Alolasses closed quiet at 3Sc
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Diseases of she Throat and L,sngs

DIR. @. 2. CRANE,
Whose successful Diseases Throst auo
ungs by inhalation of Electro Medical
per- well the only reliable philosophical
efecting in those extreme and desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules Of practice
marlborough of all Chronic and Functional Diseases BY
means of yergnes Electro Chemical Baths Gslyans and
Electro Magnetism.
the venience OF those afflicted with Diseases
Throat Lungs and unable the city desire
,uaton list of Questions has been prepared and will be for
wsrded on application TO DR.. c.,
No. lag ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANs.
nhaing Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received in each particular case
H5-Patents frem the country be accommodated witt
at the Institute nl0 2p6m&W
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WE ARE REQUESTED to call the attention of the
trade to the shoes and brogars clothing
white shirts etc. take place this day 10 o'clock, NJ at
II sale.
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An injunction has been issued by the Supreme
Court OF Massachusetts, in favor Of Joseph Burnett Il
Sons, New York, for an infringement of plaintiffs
trade mark, I" Cocaine" [Boston Traveller.
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BY N. YIGNIE.

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN MCDDNo8H. SALE
without To effect partition between the of
Now Orleans and the city Of B,limoreCounry Property
BY ~. VIGNIE,
City Auctioneer.
Oice-No Banks, Arcade,
EJRIDAY, May 9th, 1850, and the folIoyy-
ing day, at 10 O'Clock M, will be sold public auction
aud to the highest bidders, In the Rounda Of tho
change Louis between Royal and Chartres streets
st. John Baptist Parish.
very valuable Of land the parish OF 81
Baptist Township II S. r. forty arpents from e
river being No. l. Of Section ST. adjoining the plnnta
ton Of b b. Mormon. Esq., and containing ses
Said being about As miles city Of New Or
sas the left bnnk OF the river plan by w. j.
NcCulloh, ESQ.,, u D. Snrves or General for louisiana
TERMS Anp CONDITIONS fifth cash, balance on
credit OF two three and four years. pur
chasers, divided into coupons with city guarantee II
CURED made payable at the Ciizeu Bank Louisiana
cured by special mortgage the property sold with
privilege and the clause OF Said bear
per cent interest from maturity case
OF non.paymen after maturity said will then bear
cent interest until fully paid. This ion
ssid notes.
St. James and st. John Baptist Parishes.
All the right title and clause OF the cities New Orleans
balmoe under the Will and in place OF the late John Dom
ogh To claim from the United States Of America indemnity for
the loss Of the foil wing lands which by
John Mcoogh and the entries thereof aside
quence of their conflicting with superior titles
L g.. g. Sertio reJyr alIaJ
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NUMBER 81.

bringing $4,000 specie on freight from New Or.
leans
Advices from Haytf represent the affairs Of the
country in quiet state.
President Geffrard was administering the affairs Of
the country satisfactorily and increasing in popularity
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PuLyERIzED CHAReoAL.-Mr. Alfred Kearny, II
Magazine street, advees forty casks of puiverzed
landing and Tor sale cheap on the wharf.
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TWO ELEGANT FAMILY RESIDENCES AT MANDE-
vile.
BY N. PIGNIE,
0lise-ho s Bauks' Arcade
Z, usYsnAy rv,, ,S-n - "a. =. n,,,s

oAPr. j.. X. puECAa. a. P. DUNCAN. s. L JAMES,
FsEViL ENGiyEzGREVG-J. k. DUNCAN & Co.
Civil Engineers ors Architects and stperntendents
Nos. 1871 COMMON STFEET, and
4a2A Iy 241a CAEuNDELEI STREET,
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MEssRs. JOHNSON & TURNER, of the extensive
wholesale and retail hat under the St. Charles Hotel and
at Ii Camp street, advertise that in conformity with arrange
entered into by scass hatters both OF their establish
ment will be closed Sundays hereafter,
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MOreaeE's Restaurant,

.MOreaeE's Restaurant,
l27 CANAL STREET.
During the past this welknown establishment has
refed put complete such arrangeme
made guarantee patrons all times all delica.
cies the markets afford.
The public may assured that nothing will be left undone
part maintain the reputation that MOREAUS" has
hitherto being the best Restaurants In
the United States
RHODES & MOULIN,
Proprietors "Moreau's,"
rlT 2ptf No. l27 Canal street.
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HALIFAX, May 5.-The Cunard steamship Niagara,
Capt Ryrie, arrived at this port this evening. She
left Liverpool on Saturday the 2sd ult, and brings
advices from Liverpool three days later than were
received by the North Briton.
The Niagara's political advices are Of most i'm
porant character and indicate that the crises in rea
ton to the Italian question is at hand. e@
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, April 23-The sales Of Cotton for the
five days, ending on Thursday, amounted to $4,000
bales.
OF this amount spectators took 1000 and exporters
$500 bales.
Cotton has declined during the week 1-16 to !, the
decline being chiefly on Middng and Lower qualities.
The finer qualities of Cotton generally unchanged.
The sales on Thursday we're 6OoO bales, Of which
spectators and exporters took about 1000. There
was no business done on Friday and Saturday, the
market being closed for the Easter holidays The
market on Thursday closed steady at the following
authorized quotations of the Brokers Circular: