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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27
WHAT u,s ,TaLY GAINED

TIE Itslisn war is finished Napoleon has ended
il ss suddenly and Unexpectedly as the Austrisns
began il. Though brief il hiss been costly. IL
has concentrated into few weeks not Only toe eN.
plots, the nvssicns snd ccuntcriny asiOns, the
marches the battles, the cHnqucsts and the losses,
but also the expenditures both in life and money,
Of many much longer wars. Some OF toe results
Of it ore palpable enough Austria has lost terri
tory: her reputation for miitNr, proves has oeen
seriously damaged; her pride has been deeply
wounded But the lessons she has learned, II any,
are, We spprehend, rather military than political,
and suy changes she may he led to make in cou,o-
quence of ths wsr, will be changes IN drIl, dlsci-
pine and arms rat er than in her political system or
her methods Of administration. She may have
been made convert 10 the efficacy OF Iifed c9n-
non. She may perhsps Introduce !ato etr service
some imitation of the French Zoua'cs. This IS
much more likely than tbSt she viii essentially
modify the government OF wha, remaios % her Of
her Italian provinces
Austria has lost, too, st lesst for The present,
that guardianship over Italy her persistence IN
which, in spite of the remonstrsnces and COM
plants OF Sardinia, vas msde the occasion OF the
late war. But, thou h Austg4 has been obliged
for the present 10 relinquish this otce, the office
itself does not appear to be vacant. /. is very
significant fact that the new settlement of the al
fairs of Italy vas decided al a short interview be
tween the EmperoIs of France and Aust ia, both
strspsers each a. the head OF army Of strangers
and that this seti!s ment Was made no, only wthoat
tie formally Of even seeming u c.usu.:lAe parties
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Arrival of the Europa at Halifax.

sAcA'ILLE, y. b., Tuesday July ~ l'9.
The Royal msil steamship Europa arrived at Hal
fs at p. IN. to-day, with slVices from Liverpool to
ID. 10th inst. The Nova.Sco;s line closed FOR the
uis 1t without transmitting the report foe the A7socia
ted Pres, and compelled TO await the arrival
Of the horse express. which will be due at about
O'Clock to morrow morning.
The wires were working so horribly ct the east
ward in consequence Of thundershoweTs, that it WAS
considered almost impossible to get the news over IN
season FOR the morning i(the express arrived At
Ssokvile in tine, and the lines were accordingly
closed ior The n'ght.-Rspo,ler.
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,,oiop ibsi the si,smr, o. revive the A".eSs A.v,
,,.Se q ar n,erp, 10 bring about disuoion, so tbs
q succes.ful in the efforts ~ reopen the trsfs ~
so.,S voulf be overrnn ~ African bsroau.ns, asf
"a, T.. g. and whet l. ~or--. oar homes AL oW
Ill, would be s-tj-c: TO their b,'bsnte., snd
-,,nld +, ~ possible rAy e4vAnce our general a
nsiioaAi pop my
H., .Dcuocrscy o. =. Louis County ha,,
N't,l 81, EGG, editor o. Th> Eres'As
~" "a e. n. Moore, esq., candidates fo' tbs
Legislature.
W " p,,pisos. JsA, Kinney, Dr. G. L. MI
a. p Es,tin. ara CI = n Gilmore are 'a-sS
&c. naro.,rs.c candidates 10, Delegates 20 'oast~
from Nebraska.
IT, v.,,-y e-k Errrs,s Of ,.st eveomS contA"
the following paragraph;
CEoRGlA-THr EN-WHIG5 TRtUsFHtNI' -,
e m. SIX pemocratlr nominations ~ Cob. -, IL
been carried by old Wbigs; ipdeed, me ". NJ.
,rocrscy of Georeia seem to make no hgn' - -.
c,rtes, with their Wing recruits. Garu-u, ~
Iyth District Underwood in the |th, "sker ~ -.
With and Love 10 the lat, were al es'inS "a
Whiy rsrks AID among the fercest OF me ene'nTy
DeTnc,rstic rriucipe- and men few years sSo I've
TJon Marin j. Crawford, another oh Wig, ~ Wv
democratic candidate in the It'd District
The Democracy helped TO elect Gen. ha0'.oo u
1870 by -peering at him poor man VINO h'ea =
90 cabin srd imbibed hard cder Is beverage 10
he same sneering way. the Democratic newspape'sd
oua have dubbed the Republican ticket IN thai
state derisvely the PioSIiandle ticket oecasS
the candidate upon It are farmers. They are them
selves running two old oiceholders, who have Lived
ali their lives upon Government pay. The farmers
II at farming State will pay them for their sneer with
compound interest.
"A contemporary stfirms that s. memonslreqne'uos
~ H., ID = sick les 10 resign his seat ia Congress
tss recey ed 400 signatures, and that ID the E'gsa
Vs,s movement il on leo; among his late Persooa
syu,pa,bizers to bold public meeting at which I"
uske TIE request openly.
The Hon. J. A. Cushman the newly appointed
Minister 70 the Argentine Confederation csue """
,.,.os 90 be;rc nominated bv the late Deus-
cratic Convention of Mississippi for Governor.
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The steamship Europa arrived at Halifax yester-
day, with three days later s1sices from Europe,
which doubtless enbrsccs the details Of the trcsty
ofpcace just concluded between France and Aus
iris The Noya.Scoia line having, however, de-
clined 10 forward the report for the Associated
Press. it was sent by horse express to Sackyille,
whence it will be transmitted in season Tor our
evening edition r. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors. and al VINO
have wes veacns. Lands OF anything e'e 70 .e mus s
,,. thew .rpo, 10 snd p1rohasers believe there
no other medium good TUE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
II has larger circulation than any other HeoYe IN the world
circulating largely among f,rmsra, Merchants Manufactured
n.chAnio.. ka- Price o gel line each insertion
ca this weeks must BE- handed 10 today
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The boat Harvard took the prize at the College
Regatta on Lake Quinsgamond, Worcester, yester-
day afternoon, making the three miles in IL min
utes I3 seconds The Yale came in second. The
Hsrvsrd boys also vanquis4cd the representatives.
Of ale at chess and billiards.
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Conversational NOminatiOn--Fire

AIGCsIs, T., IGeaday, July %, I'"'.
The Hon. JOHN j. Jones hiss been nominated ny the
Democrats FOR Congress successor OF the Hon. ~ H.
Stephens.
The Duffrnton House sni nearly an entire block y,
Jacksouvl'e Florida were destroyed o. tire on tie
18th inst. Ior, s1D,UUO.
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The Sailing OF the Canada.

BJ,IUN, LtsGly, Jul! 70 TT.
Tie mails Per steamship Canada for Liverpool,
vie Halifax, viii close here at : O'Clock tomorrow
morning, hu, she vii not sal Until 10 O'Clock. d
patches fled in the Telegraph Office, No. q Wall
stieet Nes-ioik, 30 as TO reach here by O'Clock,
will be sent out II hcr.
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Mail steamer Berlin Ashore.

DIrIVNf 4c'toFi J14I' = It'1-'
The brig Blccuer, Al th's port, rom ~. Thomas,
July D. - port tbs, the British Mail steamer Berlin Of
the SOUTHAMPTON Inc, went ashore or Anguils Reel.
OF Tie nigh. Of June % add bilged.
The uui,eo States Consul az s. Thomas was sick
with yellow fever.
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Sailing Of the Steam slOOp-Oi-W Var
Lancaster.

PHITtDELPHI., Tuesday, July %, IsJ1.
The United States steam soop-~f-wsr Lsncss,e
sailed Il morning from Chester FOR the Pacific.
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Stock OH The EriP Road.

IlNPTlLLE, Iur.day, Jay y ~.
For tie week ending Monday, July @J y csts Cs!e,
Is cars sheep I cars hogs sad Of illses, masking
li6 ear loads Of i've ,i0ch AID - csr loats dead
freight. making total ramber Of cars hauled BY
Stock Express during the week, 49,.
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Asm1lprk Daily gribnae
WEDNESDAY, JULY q, 1850.
To cORRESpOyDFNTS

No po.ioe aiken Of Anouymous Comrianc.hoas wne
ever Il Intended for insertion must be sn.nhcaV-o oy e
and sddr.ts Of the wrieinot ecess-Ehf "t p-'ai
ton hot as guaranty for his good iAiih-
We osnnc. undertake return reeeted Conmuni'sors
lup.ss lets fo Tn TRiBuSE Office should 81 cases Dc
Addressed 70 How scr 0RErLry Co
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To Advertisers.

rpoyAs H. BooTH. opposite Temgersnre III
ros N J., has TaE TEistSE for -sle.
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COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Special to the New Orleans Crescent.l

Special to the New Orleans Crescent.l
HAVANA, May 20, 1859.
Messrs. Editors Since the date of my last advi-
ces little more activity has prevailed in the Sugar
market; no improvement in rates has, however, taken
place. Purchasers offers do not exceed the basis of
"A to rails per arrobe for d. S. No. 49, and some
few small parcels have been closed at those rates. but
only by their full value being advanced before dev-
ery-the majority Of holders continuing to insist on
81 rails per arrobe for D. s. No. IL Of strong, dry
quality. place my quotations as follows
D. Nos to 10, 81 to II rails; Nos. IL to IL, to
81 rails; Nos IS to IA, 81 to 81 rails Nos Is to II
to % rails; Nos. Is to 20, 10 to IL rails Whites
according quality, III to l4a rails per arrobe o.
The stocks between this and Matanzas are esti-
mated at about 100000 boxes, against 200 900 boxes
at this period last wear.
Muscovado Sugars only in slight request, at from
to rails per arrobe, according to quality.
MoLAssEs-In great request and operations have
only been slightly checked by the high demand of
holders, who make pretensions that the stocks will
prove quite insufficient to supply the demands of both
exporters and distllers. Last sales were at Il rals
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per keg for Clayed and to 81 rails per key for Mus
covado and some holders refuse to sell at even these
advanced rates.
LA.D-With daily decreasing stock Of tierces
and bbls. rates have advanced. The market closed
yesterday % at SIS per quintal for bbls and terces
and $40 per quintal for kegs. The stock is about
800 bbls, and tierces and 900 kegs.
BuTrER-very abundant and dull. Last sale wss
small parcel Goshen from New York, at &25 per
quintal.
CHEEsB-Is in good demand.
HAMs-Tn fair request; "a bbls. ex A. 4. Chapman
from New Orleans realized ST per quintal.
PorAToEs-Continue in good demand 300 bbls
from New York sold at rate not disclosed.
YELLOW PINE-Continues scarce. Last sale was a
cargo at s3l so per thousand feet.
MoLAssEs AND SUGAR HossHEAD SHooKs Getty
made)-Last sales at 81 49, Empty Hogsheada
at 50 so.
FRRraHTs-Continue active, with an advance in
rates. To British Channel for ORDERS SIS. Cd to 62s
3d.; Coastwise, 81 rs to 81 so per box /; $5 so to
IS so per hid. Sugar. IS so to 81 per hid. Molasses
EXCHANGES Have declined shade. / quote
Sterling Isl to le per cent. premium New Orleans,
(shorD 81 to per cent. premium New York, ESQ
day bills) u to 81 per cent premium.
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The Exchange market to-day moved in favor of
buyers and remitters. The counter rate for checks
on New York was prem, with transactions outside
at from s05 prem and some short sight at rates in
favor of buyers. Time bills moved along $3.50.
There are would-be buyers of time bills for remit
lance, but they want sixty day bills at great dis
count if the drawers and drawees are as strong
as the Bank of England. We quote sixty days sight
from l. ] to l, ll@ls dis. In foreign the transac.
lions were limited. We quote clear Sterling from
lO94, 1l001ll0i. Document bills with fair margin,
(but what is fair margin at this time p 100, lO94M
1893. Francs range from 5.l2I@5.O7a, up to $500
500.
The following is the comparative amount of ex.
change held by the banks for five years past on the
first SATURDAY. of luna
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Previously received since Is. Sept, 1859.

TOTAL receipts since LIST September 1883 4y3
Real estate has been very quiet lately. The rumpus
In Europe seems to affect swamp lots and wild lands
more than other notions OF speculation The Mac
donogh property is out of the Market so far as direct
sales are made The yendees of his estate will gene
rally sell out at an advance There many indus
tr1ous and worthy persons DESTROYS Of having a
homestead, and to real citizens who desire to pur-
chase for that purpose large proprietors will sell
lots on as long credit as may be required if to be
built on or otherwise improved. The prices of pro-
pery in the center of business keeps up WELL as will
appear from the sales by auction to-day through
Messrs. Palfrey & Co., who sold among other pro-
perty belonging to the estate of the late Lucius G.
Duncan, the lot of ground forming the corner of
Carondeiet and Union Streets measuring rs feet on
Carondelet and SO feet Union with the fourstory
orlck store in good order, for 100000 The lot ad.
joining, fronting on Carondelet same dimensions,
$4,000. The corner building rents for t2,700 per
annum-the next for s2,2OO per annum. Also, sold
the corner of Exchange Alley and Customhouse
street GO feet on Customhouse 100 feet on the Al
ley) at sls500. Also, the property corner Of Rous.
seau and jackson streets, Fourth District, with
wooden buildings at $50. If these prices are the
result of the war in Europe we hope the belgerents
will enter into peace negotiations at an early day. fol
the prices are most exorbitant.
There were also other sales by the same aucticneerf
of real estate belonging to the estate of F. B. Con
rad situated in the Fourth District at good prices
In stocks to-day there were sales Of 60 shares St
Charles Hotel Company at 16s, dividend on, and ,
small quantity of Opelousas Railroad at IS. The
same Railroad stock sold year ago at 81 so.
Cotton ,of course, brings up the rear of the weeks
transactions, as it led the van in the commencement
The receipts here are dwindling down to few bales
per day, the average for this week being 525 bales
per day, which will be reduced the coming week
unless the water in upper Red river should admit Of
the descending Of some loads detained One cargo
Qo34 bales) has been sunk. It may reach market
after while in a damaged condition The entire
cargo is presumed to be abandoned to the underwrt
ers The total receipts at all the ports now close ur
this evening at 3,597,265 bales, with nothing late
from Charleston and Savannah than already publish
ed The receipts at Mobile up to last evening (Friday
for the week were $50 baes-a large falling off. TIL
total receipts at that port Qess Florida recepts ar
676,S54 bales. There are not at five inland towns.
the LIST inst, 76,s59lbaes making the total quantit
at light 1854 500 bales. There are five inland town
to be heard from to know the stock on hand on thu
LIST inst.
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children three old and under free; those three
falfae
9se q The Master Of Transportation Camp street opposite
Lafayette Square Persons who reside In the city and have
residence establishment the line Of the road
tickets in twenty Ave for their personal
duced rate
The Company prepared to forward Goods and Pack
on receiving and delivering the In any Of the city.
I. 8. WILLIAMS,
JA14 II Master Of TRANSPORTATION,
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Sll,@i,59l $ls


Aetualineresse oflong and short loans forthe
"eek...-..-.'....- s34Il
The following is the comparative statement of
loans discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in
! cludes active movement, excepting exchanges and
dead weight:
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AYg1Eslhs;;s; n,! ACHE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY
=.
bilious and Bilious indeed r he wes
sa BY
psop ss an a By f q the
Such We are now enabled to offer with perfect
Tsss ss ssSss + +,
s ss @ a b Eli. Ssa vA
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and 'Ip
s sass and ss Free ss Sus
hoped 1s rs 9h rsh Place within The e .s
and s
Of Inteients H. that contains ounine mineral
esd y i r. fss =
matte poison great variety sss from is slis.
Eiaaess 4.s% a P Fssa
Bowels Collie Paralysis Infringement IN the Stomach al
hi q III ssa
from the blood and consequently them All alike
oaay daily Willie exposed infection ha vii j.
GREETED from the SYSTEM and accumulate In Sufficient
quantity 70 rpep into disease Hence Is valuable
%snts they avail themselves ths ass'
Ayers Cathartic Pulls.
are SO composed that disease within the Of their action
ties search and cleanse and nyigore portion
man organism correcting its diseased action restoring
healthy vslites As consequence of propertes tho
invalid who bowed down with pain debility
oushed TO ind his health energy restored by remedy
simple and Inviting. =
Not only they the complaints everybody
but also many formidable and diseases The agent
mac containing certificates of their and directions for
their use In the following complaints Cosveness Heartburn
Headache arising from dsoreed StonGeh Nausea Indses
ton Pain In and Morbid nhcton of the Bowels Fatulency
Loss Of Appetite Jaundice, ard other kindred coplnfns
arising from low state Of the body OF lie func
ons They excellent alternative FOR the renovation Of
the blood restoration Of strength to the system
debilitated by disease
Ayers, Cherry Pectorxl.
For the Coughs Colds, Inuenzas Hoarsepess,
Group I,ro1eh Incpient Consumption, and for the relief
Patients in advanced stages of tha aeesa.
50 vide the field Of Its usefulness ard
that almost every section of the country
abonds in publicly KNOWN who have been
alarming and desperate diseases of lungs its
When tried its superiority other
cine Of Its kind observation
its virtues are KNOWN the public longer hestse
doe to employ for the distressing aud dangerous Of
many inferior remedies thrust the community failed
aud been ai csrde this has gained friends by every trial. con-
rred benefits the afflicted they forget and pro.
dueed cures too and ba forgotten
sale BY J. WRIGHT CO.
Nos. q & Isl Ghartres street, N. o.
Also by HAV1LAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile, and BY
al Deaiers az 6m
yUyHEE PIP L. Su, MN
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CATTLE ARK EFT,

JEFFERSON CITY, June 4, 1889.
The market scarcely varied and was but moderately
active. good supply of Texas Cattle and Hogs
offered at our quotations.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
5s shM KS SSakksE1A SHEA s6,s4AHsks

During the continuance Of the Bonnet Care Cravase
cbsc RS 20 Unsupported between New Orleans pass Man
a do nnge unrty.seven miles from New Orenns0 by tho
snd o me Carrolton Railroad to the Lake. thence BY safe
there Is no interruption, s'' '0'oAe Which
ROAD ag WI leave New Orleans from the Carroton Rail
ep9t tvo Crcle) at six O'Clock In the morning and at
Twenty minutes past six in the afternoon and returning to New
viii arrive st the Depot Tivo Circle al eight O'Clock
In rhe morning. and the same hour in the evening
Han trains for Ksnner viii depot 81 tho foot of CAL
ner OF 84b and 446 P. NJ Freight ior this station viii
- a. the passenger depot r. M until $50 r M
= Nc, ~ Gents each way. = = -
Tor Manchac and stations above will be received daily
me 9a warehons Oh the south bank OF the New Canal
tWeen LIBERTY and Howard Streets until 5P M
NO freight will be unless Consigned to parties raid
Aectons. " INV 'ino Vi 'o"u Vi ''' ''n
WI DC seen BY the foregoing TINT passengers freight
oe transported without interruption that connections
Wh other roads will DO made regularly heretofore.
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getieu of the Hlarksts.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 c

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street.
Monday Morning. June g. 1885,
COTTON. -. There was a more active demand on
Saturday with sales of about $500 bales at the range
of the following quotations, showing no particular
change:
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'SS.
SUGAR. There was more movement in the mar
ket for this article on Saturday and from 500 to 600
hhds. were disposed of at firm prices of which some
200 hhds were from second hands. Fair to Fully
Fair 54@6c. u fb.
MoLAssEs Little or none in first hands, and the
principal sale was lot of 43 half barrels choice at
35c % gallon.
FLOUR. Only $50 bbls. unbranded were sold at
SIS so U Dbl. Market very dull.
GRAIN. :. The market for Corn was firm and about
$500 sacks were sold, comprising 200 damaged yellow
at &c., 1900 mixed at &c., $40 at 81 OBJ, and 1884
white Tin two or three lots) at 81 l2c u bushe In
Oats we heard of nothing doing. In Bran we notice
further decline, with some 1000 sacks sold at 81 co.
and 100 at 81 O5 % 1Oo1b.
Provisions. We hear of only retail transactions
at $F 90 y Dbl for Mess OF Bacon, IA casks Ribbed
Sides sold at 9ac, and 80 casks Shoulders including
20 Inferior on private terms In Lard, nothing was
doing.
SALT. About 1000 sacks Liverpool, fine,
were sold in store, Friday, at 90c. U sack. There
is only one cargo afoat, and none on the way here
from Liverpool.
LIME We notice the sale of cargo of 5000 bbls.
Roclland on private terms.
COFFEE. The sales included 600 bags at lOlc.,
and 233 at l14c U tb.
WHISKY. so bbs. Rectifed were sold at &c.,
and this price refused for another lot.
FREIaHTs. IA ship was laid on for Liverpool at
going rates. Cotton shipping to the above port at
3D. but at the close there little or no room left
at that rate.
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The following is the comparative amount of net
deposits for five years on the first Saturday of June

The actual demand liabilities of the banks to-day
Circulation and deposits) were $50, ISL 1884, with
coin in vault s2l. The same items last year
were s22,594 O95, with coin in vault $40, 257l7O or
say As cents and fraction, against Al cents this
year. The same items deposits and circulation)
were represented in june 1857 by So cts U dollar in
coin Our banks all strong, but that is no reason
why they should expand, particularly as the close of
the season is them. The calls for coin this week
have been very moderate Some few sums are re-
quired for Custom-House purposes, and departing
citizens take small sums, though last week and the
week previous there were some shipments for Ala
bama.
The weekly return of the banks show the following
changes for this week, being decrease in items ex-
ceptng long discounts in which there is slight in
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vNHE PRESENT, tPAST AND FUTURE-
Those desiring Information WHAT HAS BEEN, Is
NOW or nay HEREAFTER TAKE PLACE. may DO enlipht.
ened on application to MADAM SCHNEIDER the WorldRe.
nowned Fortune Teller, at
Nc. 20 Franklin street, New Orleans
She VII give information Of Friends and Relatives
hsr rae etc. will tell whether Married or Single
and II Single win describe your fuure Husband Wits.
reyeiaons are guaranteed to give or no
remuneration Will DC demanded myt6 1ms
OFFEEl3 bags old Government lava in store and for
~ sale by s. WnJEF $3.50 ie'
my,6 corner Grayier aud New I,syes sts
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ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:

NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
o S,f5or; az a.ddliaE FL
Good ofdinary.. sg9 " Giidling Fair ..ia @ia
ho" Hioohng'.''.V e0lo14 iFair............... %
sTATENKNT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand LIST September 1853. ...... bales 3d. 43
ntceNeu .l,74O,11S
Received 374-1 74O 552
rx,,,..a - s,.. l.77O,ss5
ll,50U 672 334
STOCK on hand not ceared....... 9s66l
TOBACCO. We noticed sales of about $50 hhds,,
embracing 22s and on private terms 2S4 at 6sc.,
and at 7ac u Ii. portion of the sales of the last
few days are reported to have been at decline Of L.
u 1b.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand LIST September 1883 hhds 2sOl4
Received yesterday. .".................... 54422
82,i36
b4O33
Exported yesterday. 1910 $3.50
-
Stock on hand not cleared ss3