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Des Meines Land Agency.

Land Warrants.
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L Of different sizes, which they will sell for cash
or on time to suit purchasers.
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Nebraska Land Agency!
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w with a Land Agency, either in Nebraska, OF
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q. G. X. Mitchell,
Putnam Leake, Att'ys,
l.. G. Dcssant, Esq.
May IS dly.
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HOTEL ST. JULIEN, NO. WASHINGTON PLACE
Ill Two large suite and three gle taken
the winter Private tables meals carte An
exceponabie restaurant with smoking reading
tachod makes particularly desirable for single gentlemen
ELQERg ANDERSON, Propyetor,
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
Nv SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Wednesday Sept q 1859 trains will leave
Twenty sixth street station, New York, follows
For Williamshridge7.55 and II A. NJ, 23D aad $50 r
For White Pans-l230 and Z. NJ, and 616 p. n. frsn
White and Centre streets.
For Dover Plains p. M.
For Albsny-8s0 A. NJ, mail traln.
Dover Plains--5SO A. NJ.
White Plnins--6 and I A. NJ. and s p NJ
Wiliamsbridge-6.40 and 930 A. NJ, and $40 r..
Abany-9l6A NJ, mail train.
WILLIAM j. UAMPBELL, Superintendent
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IN MOBILE MoNTGoME ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA,

ALBANY COLUMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA
And various places In Florida,
Via SAVANNAH Ga.
The ALABAMA Capt George X. Schenck, VIII leave on
Tuesday, Oct u.s. p. NJ from pier No North river
Tck be had the following placesare low
eny other steamer from New York 70
hons superior:
New York 70 New Orleans $40 rs; Mobile SIS Montgomery
Ala, S16 Atlanta Ca SxS Albany, Ga, ~; Columbus, Ca
rs; Macon, Ca, Val Augusta S2Oi Savannah, Sl6
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL SON, Is Broadway.
NOR NEW ORLEAN THE SPLENDID PACKET sHTP
4 WM NELSON will positively sail Tuesday Oct U ut
IL O'Clock This ship offers Inducements persons pro-
ced,g South For passage lowest rates apply pier
- +. H. or +. NJ DEMAREST ~ South street.
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON
~ psny-For New Orleans y, via Haysn.To sail on Thurs
day, October q, 1850 At " o'clock The Unsd States mai
steamship DE SOTO j. ID Bullcsh, will Commence q receive
see Nsrth river No billie Of Adng sxned after he mr ~
sshe Freight for Havana viii received afcr IA
o'clock the day before sailing. II cleared n le
Custom House and Vie clearance together with The blls o.
ding left At the office before O'Clock day For
fesht passage apply 70 the agents. LIVINGSTON GRO
CHERON Co. No Park place. ~ ~ i
HroTICF-TO SHIPPERS TO CENTRA At. AMEHI0A
IN and West Coast Of South America0Mce of tho North
Atlantic Steamship Company company prepared
snt through bills Of lsdng In with the Panama
kairsad Company on shpments a merchandise . Central
America and the West O. ast II South America. The
faciios viii also be afforded shipments from Central
America Liverpool by ARRANGEMENT with the Cunara hue
For raAes Of frc sh ac apply the oce Of the company
9 Wan street J. s1EThNSS seUelefy'
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~ shiys from H0stnn call It Halifax #t#
RNR6TA, Capt Judkins CANADA. Capt Lang
ARABIA, Cant j. stone. AMERICA, Capt Miller
.AnrA. GAIT e. g. Lott NIAGARA, Capt Andorsou.
lFRftyA Capt Shannon EUROPA, Capt j. Lsitoh
TAess vessss carry white Light ri msshead green
r1arbeard bow: red b0w.
xD9SIA, Judkins leaves n York "Wednesday, Sept y
ARABIA, Stone, leavss Boston, wednesday, Get 3
;A0iA lot leaves n York Wednesday,, OCT "a
8lYlDA Lang leaves Boston, Wednesday, lot ~
AFRICA, Shannon, leaves ~ York, Wednesday, Oot ~
EUROPA, Lc,tch, laaves Bea.nn, "Wednesday, Nov. 2
kDRGlA Juikina leaves N. York, Wednesday, Nov. g.
AnuRxCA, Miller, leaves Rostnu, Wednesday, Nov. 16
ASIA, Lott, leaves n. York. Wednesday, Nov. =
1m&s moi assured until paid for.
An er,ertenced surga0n board.
n owners tess ships will b. accountable for gold
vpf bullion jswelry precious stones metals
bhis lAang signed therefor and Tho value thereof
therein oxpressed For freight passage apply 70
~ 49, g. GUARD No. Bowling Green.
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Bsbitb IF tbe Marktts for 8ast @eek.
CRKscEsr orrrcs, No. 10 Camp street. I
Saturday Morning. Jan. %, 1859.

~ CRkscKHr OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,
Saturday Morning. Jan. 20, 1853.
A very fair amount Of business has been done in
our general market during the past week. and prices
for nearly all descriptions of Produce have held an
upward tendency. Cotton and Sugar have moved
off quite freely, with firm market for good qualities,
while in Moasses we have noticed some fluctuation
Flour has still met with good demand, and prices
have further improved; but Corn has sold at rather
lower rates. owing to increased supplies Provisions
have been in more request and nearly all descriptions
have advanced. Freights have been dull, without
material alteration in the rates.
On Monday morning we published the Europa g
advices, embracing dates from Liverpool to the sth
inst. She reported heavy Cotton market, with a
decline of 1le@td. during the week. the sales reach
ing only 900 bales including $500 for export and
speculation. Fair Orleans was quoted at 7ad., and
Mddling Orleans at l5-l6d The stock on hand was
stated at 100000 bales.
CoTToN. >. Though the stock on hand continues
large, it embraces only small proportion of clean
and good qualities the bulk consisting mainly of the
lower grades, with much sandy and dusty Cotton
good demand has prevailed during the greater part
of the week, and prices have been well maintained
for the middling and better qualities the lower de-
scrptions were neglected and nominal in the rates.
The sales of the week have amounted to about &c.
600 bales of which Is, 900 were taken on Saturday
$500 Monday, IL 900 Tuesday, 70 500 on We'd
nesday, 1880 on Thursday, and $500 yesterday,
the market closing at about the range Of our quota
tions, as follows, though mostly nominal for the
lower Qualities 8=5 s
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SUGAR. .The demand continues very good and
with liberal receipts the sales of the week have
reached some 10000 hhds prices tending, generally
in favor of Sellers and the market closing at the fol-
lowing quotations
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR. - e.
s r sp sna
Weeks receipts, 1880 hhds-Exports, 4,20s.
MoLAssEs. -. There has been an active demand
during the greater part of the week. and prices ad.
vanced to 33@34c. for Prime and Choice but lattery
the market has worn heavy and dropping appear.
ance and the closing rates 2903l3c for Inferior
and Fermenting, and s2@32tc. % gallon for Prime
and Choice half bbls. have been selling at a range
Of 33@S6c, according to quality. On plantation
about 10000 gallons sold in the early part Of
the week at 26@2sc. y gallon, in the cistern.
Weeks receipts, Is JOG bbls-Exports, 3,s4s.
FLOUR. >. The movement in Flour has been still
more animated, and prices, at the same time, have
held an upward tendency. The sales up to Thurs
day evening embraced some TO- 900 bills, at a range
of IS 374@$5 IS for Ordinary to Choice brands Of
superfne; IS 624 for Fancy; S. 75@s6 so and 81
for Ordinary to good Choice Extra and 81 750lS5,
90 y Dbl for Unbranded the transactions including
a hatboat load of 1900 barrels Ohio, uninspected,
Franklin mills) at 81 rs % Dbl. Yesterday 100
bbls. Common sold at "a 25 100 Fine at u rs, 100
Superfne at IS so, Is low Superfine and 342 Extra
at :, and 225 Extra at SO 25@s6 374 % Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 1892 bbls-Exports 9,OlO.
WHEAT. We have noticed sales of some 1000
sacks during the week. at $4,000 for Inferior etc..
81 for Prime Red, and 81 10@sl 20 70 bus for Prime
White.
Weeks receipts, 329 sacks-Exports $780,
Corn. With some increase in the supplies, hold
ers have given way in their asking prices. Early in
the week some good lots were sold at 9O695c,. but
the range latterly has been S0@9Oc. for Ordinary to
Fair lots, and Soc. u bushel for Prime. The sales
have amounted to about 10000 sacks, including YES
terday, 700 Ordinary at ss@9Oc.; $500 White Yellow
and Mixed at 90c., and 500 White at 95c. 3a bushel
Weeks receipts, 1878 sacks-Exports, $50.
OATS. Some 1000 sacks have been sold during
the week prices, generally, ranging at 76@7sc.,
and s0c for good to prime Western and Canada, and
the more recent transactions being at 7S@SOc. W
bushel for st. Louis and Black Oats.
BRAN. Prices have ranged at $l@$l 10 70 100
fbs re
Hay. The last important sale made public was
LOO tuns Western at 81 % tun, and yesterday $50
bales New York were taken at SO so 70 tun.
Pork. ). There has been considerably more demand
this week. and the sales have amounted to some 5000
bbls, at range of SIS 5O@sls rs and sls for Ness
according to weight els@$1s so for NJ o.; and
sl3@$l4 U Dbl for Prime.
Weeks receipts, 7,42s bbls-Exports, 4,l79.
BACON. The demand has been very fair, and
higher prices have been obtained for most descrp-
TONS We have noticed sales Of about 1000 casks at
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about 75G74c. for Shoulders, 9{19}c for Ribbed
Sides, and 1le01lac. v D. for Clear Sides.
Weeks receipts, ia cks and tcs-Expofts, 97l.
GREEN MEATS. The principal sales Of the week
include 100000 MS in bulk on private terms, 10
casks Shoulders at SIC, 900 ibs in bak at elc for
Shoulder, 7ac. for Hams, and 7sc. for Sides; and
yesterday 10000 bs at &c. for Shoulders nc. for
hams, and &C.. y b for Sides. $50
BEE. The market continues very dali, and the
principal sales Of the week az far as reported were 100
nos' fime tiight at Is 50, and yesterday so bbIs.
Aess :. ~ % Y Dbl 81
receipts 1908 casks and tcs-Exports, 13s.
IAhD' mere mas been very fair demand, and
prices nave neid an upward tendency, with sales Of
come soo Dds. apd terces during the week at I07M
ll4c. Tor ordinary TO Good No. l, and l1@@1Ilc. 81
ior Prime. In kegs the principal transactions were
SOo ~ =, and yesterday 100 kegs Old at l2ic.. and
LOO IN two lots at lsc. q b.
weeks receipts, 1885 bbls. and tee. and6so keas
Exports equal to Il III kegs.
WHISKY. We have noticed sales Of some 2eee
bbls, during the week at 262027c for Ordinary to
Extra brands OF Rectied, and 2a@2s2c. y gallon for
Raw, the market closing heavy.
4 Weeks receipts, 1929 bbls-Exports, 1851.
BAGGIsG AND ROPE. We quote Kentucky Bag
glng at fll49l4c for Handloom to the best Power
loom, but have heard of no sales Of any importance
during the week. India Bagging has been held at
still higher prices and we have noticed sales Of 500
to 1000 bales during the week, mostly at l3l@14c 3
yard for lots to arrive and on the spot
GussY BAGS. We have noticed sales Of 25e0 TO
1900 bales during the week, at about 10Gl and lic
for Heavy and Extra Heavy bags, and 9ac.
RICE. We have noticed sales Of 800 to 1000 tier
ces during the week at 35@4c. D b. for good Caro-
lima, part to arrive.
COFFEE. There has been an active demand thisweek
and the sales have amounted to about $4,000 bags,
at a range Of l0l@ll3c. u b., as extremes, showing
no material change in prices We quote Fairto good
fair atio4cgli4c., and Prime at ll3c D b. Four
oargoes embracing 1888 bags have arrived from Rio
during the week. and the stock on hand last evening
was apous $500 bags.
SALT. Inc rates ior Liverpool from second
hands are soc Tor Coarse and 81 06 Fine delivered
free Of draage, and 75c for the former and CSC for
the latter at the warehouse We quote cargoes aoat
at 64@65c. for Coarse and 6s@70c. U sack for As
sorted. vi Bulk Salt cargo Of Ii, o60 bushels Ned
terranean has been sold at l5c. y bushel.
TALLow. The last sale of any importance was
100 bbls. City Rendered at 9ac. y n.
OILS. Lard Oil sells slowly at 75@95c, accord
ing to quality and Cotton Seed at 65@70c for Crude
and 75@s0c y gallon for small lots Of Clarified.
Southern Oil Company's Oils are selling At TIC for
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-, FIVE DOLLARS REWARD, FOR
finding pair Of Geld spedfacles pebble glasses;
n.per mache lined With redvelvet The above re
I'D iii be given BY leaving them Il IL sherifs Office
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OF the above vessels, one goes to Charleston g. C.,
the st. Peine the Rachael, Champion, Continent and
Negotiator are expected to arrive in New York. the
others go to Boston, There is gunny cloth sufficient
in the above cargos to eight hundred Thousand
bales Of cotton. 1t will however arrive too late for
this season. but will be in time for the crop Of 1882
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the iolloWlng are the quantities Of Gunny Cloth
and Gunny Bags on the way from Calcutta to the
United States, and expected to arrive during the
months of January, February, March and April:
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I.ss WI :
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r,obuone co,,a . - ---------.
vast iisporsAles % this cjtv snd sh.n 49, ~Ssa =
Remarks were msde 4 49, y - ,.,s.s !, .
yohn Lcnain, Esq., r. stilInsv. Evo.s ~ - "a
=; sonnsons Esq, Hon. n. DoW1Isx On
On nosiooof ~ v e " -; y. N
RxsolCeI Ti,.s - :. - .Ssss.e -. rs
2. nsssss mnatng ftom this ciey Is 81 Icuis. ~
Iine. p's ooassisss 70 NV or slppors p -
On motion u 60 : y -.
R<solctd, That a. Chsir -. $3.50 !. =. y
hlne, 70 repon - II organizing Mcs 3 jjT u
Dy.ss' - meeans = - hsd o. Rriday evcsHi
The Chair appogntes = -. = .s.
lowing named eentlenes: = -. u
Capt. OIrin Smith. Joha Ios1ia, i. cormlth Y
S Cssaman, w 3. =; HAITI, y Cs.yfNd Csp1 4. ~
Rssoip,d. mn IN - - . - n 4. s
citizens Of Dubuque On ~ sobts5G y ]! -
On motion, sdjnfsed 70 frSdsy " r. -
Hsn,a1s ~. 81 n,v.. s.
was swelling rather aoxiy u ~ -, .s
Business On The Isvss WI dan ISeW II
ceeding cold-At frseziDg tempefst11e ~
q. L hslta - s a, Jar. zs.-Ias hry1x
md for iisht bosts sbove. 80 - =
THs wEArHKR-It rsiDed hssvflv q Tins
n,snt, but this morning (Fddsy) t6e atnospks1S e.
- ssszy ano oracing. ssss9
phaas.s the Cincinnati packet Defender
notita ~. s.. " with good tElp We thank
| fV NJ. ". o.. :. - nsefs.
M -. ofe.o .sxes Anna Penety Capt O.
=, NJ s.,ssa 49, ~ bales cotscn, ~ -
~ 49,, ~, - y, - ~ noles.
.rr;vsd -. sas ~ $500 Csps = 2. Elsf
hh,. ,,o,.s... 80 1'''- ~ - ~ = -
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con,r,o,,, - 600 49,. q. - l-ss -
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With her ent;ra n,a.s,., sa..s g z y
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notinr wanting ahont tha ue, -. Auels "a
staa,ner sboa have - A..s
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CATTLE MARKxr.

s5p.5st JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. q, 1859
The market was pretty active, and prices of the
better grades of Cattle continue pretty firm mode
rate supply of Hogs and fair stock of Veal Cattle
offers at our quotations
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70 the opelousst Railroad 900
To the Fickhburg and Shreveport l23 mn
To the Baton Rouge and Gross Tete Road G1
Total. .S3S8 900
1t is supposed they will be on the market sometime
this spring. They will aid in absorbing some of the
increased bank capital.
We annex our usual weekly quotations of Stocks
and RondS fnIlnuy,. 4
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e. EFHHE1 1858. 1859.
- s1l...k NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON 4 GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

Each trunk, valise, or carpet bag,
weighing not more than 100
pounds. -.
fsckakes. other than baggage,
weighing not more than 100
pounds.
lAch additional 80 pounds OF bag.
gage, OF packages other than
phSkhxe ............s...... .
lpecis, bank notes, jeweiry, and
other vsluxbles. weighing not
m5re than 100 pounds. ,..
tsch additional 30 pounds. ...... .
7. s. VII.
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SUGAR The demand continues very good, and
with liberal receipts the sales of the week have
reached some $4,000 hhds, prices tending, generally
in favor of Sellers and the market closing at the fol-
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hlessis' IauIey q W. Will sell by auction tO-mOr-
row, (saturday) at the Arcade, Magazine street,
Bank shares, Railroad Stocks, Bonds and Insurance
Scrip; also, Real Estate, improved and unimproved,
and they who have money to invest will do well to at
tend Amongst the Real Estate is the building (the
old Merchants Exchange) now occupied as the Post
Office and United States Court.
The movements in uncurrent bank notes this week
have been confined to the offerings and sales over the
counter OF the brokers' through the many thousands
Of visitors and transient traders There has not
been any change in rates. The issues of the free
banks at the West are still regarded with much dis
trst they will always be regarded as doubtful until
the banking laws of the States from which they
emanate are modelled after the system in Louisiana,
and while some New Workers are organizing banque
de chen dresse,' it may be we'll enough to remind
some of the projectors of this hard-money concern
that they have forgotten when they formerly on
every Saturday paid their employees in the small
shnplaster currency at par after buying it during
the week at more or less discount. We recognize in
some of the managers of this chen dyesse former
citizens of New Orleans who were the strongest adj
vocates and patrons of the United States Bank under
Mr.. Biddle. The days of consistency are, however
passed.
There have been very few receipts of coin and bull
lion this week. The Tennessee, from Vera Cruz,
brought few Mexican dollars, the first of any
amount over $4,000, which has been received from
that port this season. The market value for dollars
is quoted in our table below There has been only a
moderate business done in American silver COIN The
buying and selling rates are named below. There is
an abundance on the market at the rates.
Land warrants quiet, moving very slowly. There
have been no variations whatever during the week
from the figures below.
We annex our usual weekly quotations of coin and
uncurrent money, being the rates of John Wood cor
ner Camp and Common streets: