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-" NJ ARSEII-L ES -.
Grocery and Fruit Store.
A. B. THOMPSON

a. b. TdOM FSON -
TTAS Just received a new supply Of GROCERIES, con-
III sisting OF Sugar. Coffee, Tea, Nolasses, Goldfish,
whitef.h choice lot Of smoked and dried Halibut,
Hambugh and Western Reserve Cheese-in short every
thing usually kept in Provision Store All of which is
offered little cheaper than the cheapest for CASH and
Barter only. Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
In connection with the Grocery, he has also opened
"a TIM, ROOM for Farmers.
Marseilles, July "a, 1851 DO A. Il. THOMPSON.
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: bsIraCtS of Title,


HAVING now d fail and complete abstract - title o.
Il every piece 81 land town lot in the county
which j. kept mp every night am now prepared n fur
rs AZ short notice and reasonable abstracts
o. title 1
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
THE OTTAWA
Cheap Clothing Store /!

Fail and Winter CIOlhiM4e
Hat. and Caps, Furnishing Goods Trunks &c .hie
the undersigned offer for sale al
Greatly Hcducrd Prices.
II you like to have good ~,
At Ai-cI'ueEs Establishment you find Il,
o. all varieties and Of any =
To suit your taste and n price.
All We ask il 10 Civ. call,
And will satisfy you and all;
OveTcoats at three dollar. a piece,
Cheaper than sold in Tie East.
OCT extensive s.lrs eu4tl- sell Ready Made
Clothing iZ per cent cheaper than any CO' ing House
il tsis City. We also nd you PCT I'd
Merchant Tailor Shop.
Where good at IS guaranteed a. a reasonable pric.
To old customers thankful Tor the liberal
patronage they have bestowed upon and invite all
our establishments, next door to the Bank Of Ottawa.
a / II. AlSCIULER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made Clothing
seple
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or Sale
>t1,itIcB.. Wills

>tI1dcB', Mills.
'IfHk above M-s, ~ith four Of barr- and .ns,-I
L rn the Fox River Feeder. -four mile. above of-,y.
Nerer with l-l' o. the water dat Ia sad r,y-
VIII be leased for term o: year, upon The mot ave-
DE terms The location and power ia ~.
western country. .Ed liberal Inducements .rs sr.s .
men o. enterprise and capital which . rarely or .v.r
iaet with For further Information, address under.
u. GREEN.
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Joliet Division
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
aiGEng East.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit at CAS- p
L NJ, and lJ:2h A NJ, or on arrival OF Chicago, Alton
st. Louis trains from the South.
Going Ncst.
Leave Lake junction at 1919 A. NJ and 3:45 p NJ or on
arrival OF trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passengers from the South West via the Ctiraco
Alton St Louis, and Chicago Rock Island Railroads.
will End this the most direct the and South
East. and may be q making prompt connections a,
Detroit Suspension Bridge Buffalo, ard Cleveland with
all the main line. of travel, and Michigan CITY with
New Albany and Salem trains to Cincinnati LAFAYETTE
Louisville. and the South
Through tickets be purchased at the Office ut Jo
et- for all the principal cities and towns East
K. n RICE, Superintendent.
c. KNOWLToN. SMnetintenaeRt LpLiet Uirisinn
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Notice In E2apiI.;cr.,

A'iNG removed my Marble Establishment directly
L opposite the new Post Office, Columbus street,
the increased enables furnish builders with
stone cut to order the shortest notice the low
enhgure Having some OF the most experienced work.
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
NIB. large stock OF and rough Joliet and other
stone hand MARIO WILLS BRO.
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For Sale.

FOR Sale,
4 STEAM ENGINE, in complete running co,d,,.
IA OF II horse power. Enquire of
r. TH0RNE or
APPS JOHN p. ANTHONY
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1lsNG. GILMAN Co.

Y VIVe
MOULD inform the farming community tina, they
w nif1lhfa curing q Sery superior CORN SlIEiLER
AND NURSE POWER Having had il we'll tested the
past season. by numerous farmers and Warehouse
We are prepared TO speak advis .y Of merits, aud
can refer all who have used it for the proof of what
". say We therefore challenge competition with any
other Machine in use All We ask is trial. being willing
Tor the Machine to stand upon its merits.
We are also manufacturing large horse powers and
threshers, OF the most approved kind in
All kinds OF repairs done short notice and
bic terms.
shoI IN connection with the Steam Planning Mill.
scplS-ti KING, GILMAN 6CO.
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TWENTY-THREE 10 ACRE LOTS,
Y1NG one and a hah miles mort east of the Court
House, in Ottawa, suitable for gentemen's resden
ces, Gardeners, Nurserymen, which Will sell for
small sum dowh, the balance sue terms cannot
fail to suit purchasers Some Of thes Lots very de-
sirabie sites Tor being elevated and having
splendid view of the city of Ottawa and surrounding
country besides being excellent land for cultivation
Also, 10 acres west Of and adjoining the city limits
Also, Lots and 10, in subdivision OF Lot e. Ottawa
City, near the west school house.
Lot l, Block 4, GIover's Addition to Ottawa.
THE EMPIRE HOUSE,
Situated in South Ottawa. This is very desirable ia
vern stand and will be sold exchanged for farm
lands in this county e
THE NATIONAL House,
Situated on La Sale Street in the city of Ottawa VIII be
sold cheap or exchanged for ands in this county
Also, large quantity ofland, in Bureau county, ILL.,
nois, will be sold cheap exchanged for property in
the city OF Ottawa county of La Sale.
Also, two small houses and Lots east Of Fox River.
ALSO FOR SALE,
The following Lands in La Sale County
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Money! well Imvested.

money well lmVCSIe0.
OTIS for sale in States Addition.
- Lots for sale in Railroad Addition. {.
Lots for sale in Union Addition. -s-s 81. = . b.
Lots for sale in Champlin's Addition.
At greatly reduced prices, varying from 800 to $50,
on liberal terms.
Also, fine residence property, on Ottawa Avenue.
Also, valuable land town. suitable for gardening
purposes at the Office Of Tap3Ol D. +. CAMERON.
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LUCGAN SANGER.
JILL NOIS "A Nd AGkNCX.
GHlns1& for SALE

Lands bought and sold on Commission. TAKE. paid,
Abstracts of Title furnished Collection. made, Invest
nents made in Government other Lands. Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August ;, i>S..
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n ShhrENrER SHOP. formerly occupied By A. LIN
- AkAtA, situated on the bank of Fox River al the
corner OF Paul and Jackson streets. AnpIv 10 he SIR
jun4 TuoS w oepo,>,
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CONFECTIONER STORE.
At Han,aAe's old stand Main Street nearlv onno
site the Bunk, T<
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS.
THE subscriber having taken the late popular estah
lshment OF J. B. Hamalle is prepared to manufac.
ture and supply. as heretofore all kinds of Confecton
eastern article.
He also keeps all kinds Of TOYS, table ornaments &C.
ICE CREAM served at any hour during the summer,
at his rooms Also lied by the quantity to private
families, parties, &c.
All kinds of fancy Wedding Cake constantly on hand,
or manufacture ~ order. Imay26}ts WM. EBERT.
Cheap RODks and Magazines.
III HAVE arr anged a large portion Of my stock of
Misce laneoUs BOoks On shelves, labelled with the
price, for choice Of anything the SHELF which Is
half less than half price, and much less than whole.
sale cost.
Bound Books at 10c, &c., 20c. 26c, and On per Vol
Us~gAs IN PsYW - ~ prfoe. ssnso 1H0A baron
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~ Carding and Spinning
" III be done in lots OF 80 lbs. and upwurI. At IL
cents per pound.
CustOm Cardiny info RoIIs

"ii ne hohe at SIX cents per pound. Their machine,
VIII pe cil'hea anew with the hes. of Cards. and with n
" experiences carder they expect have good work
WOO WIZ be taken from the Depot Ottawa and
ing the work. which may be lin strong .h..,1 from
Almost any part Of the state at trisng expense.
nooi intended Tor exchange FOR any the 400 Kind.
" accompanied by the proper order may be sent
ny ar"ad 10 ottawa, and the goods will BE- put up And
seat with promptness, according to order
We would also say that have got our New Cu,.o,,
and FIGURING Mill in operation and per,on, w;.hinr ~.
80 men eIihuhg zone on short notice, have
plenty OF water at all times [myIU J. ID GRErE
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Corner Of Madison and Columbus Ss, east s'ae.
LNRESH Shell and Can oysters and Clans sardines'
Il Lobsters Game in its season. Pigs Feet, Tripe,
Tor que &c. Hot Tea and Coffee fresh Pies and Cakes
Porter and Scotch Ale fine Imported Liquors and
Wines, approved by private families to be OF the
choicest brands to be bought IN TINS CITY.
CordiaIs and Liquors Of all kinds
Natural Leaf Tobasco, Plug and Fine Cut. Fine i'm
ported Clears. &c. SeplSl NJ FORMHALS.
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WanJeGs
~ 400 LES. of Lard, for which the highest
iO,OCO market price will be paid. ia cash, in
resi- NICE block mar 1871 G. ". SANFORD.
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clIaneous.
pAYIOT
Wooden Manufactorv!!

S'Hh undersigned take this method CT informing their
L "ih customers. and She public generally that we ar.
putting siiO our Establishment; this Spring
VIII enable Cs TO turn out that double the amount a.
uOcds We nave Usually done; t> demand for our Good,
"tifahs uis additional Machinery and ". hone N gy.
aslac'ioi IN our exchange. OF Wooden Good. for Wool
we never nave and do not intend 20 card into wool ,
fof OF COTTON and sell IL for all wool Our ynoi,
warranted III TINS respect, sni also durability W.
ss confirm. to exchange for Wool forruery IN. TO-
owing sh ~ OF Goods, viz Heavy Css-iln.re. s.,tn..
'ea- faHneis OF difercn: kinds. Blankets. and si,rt
ne farh Con'terrh- attention he pai, 10 Socsi,,
o'efs WIZ De hlIed FOR ali the different rr,d-s and
sihds o. Yarn, common N Ied Indigo Blue Mixed E.J
to.aSa &C Ard We will manufacture, for rnerchsn;.
- ~ o9i Ia lots OF one hundred pounds. and up
wards into Stocking Yarn, or any OF In. ahoy. .;1h
gooas. on liberal terms for cash wool. Also
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For sale or Rem.

l nc "e" o.o'e anu p"eIling, near the Railroad De-
Po', o,tAWA The advantages derive from its CON
20 ,hs depe AZ we'll being only in that
nk anu prosperous part OF the city. makes it = most
desirable location for any branch o, Lu.nr,. md .
rare chance to be met With For particulars apply to
Nce.c-ti FASNING
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SPRING TRADE.
ChanCa 0f R11Sinooo


i HAVE sold my entire stock of Lumber in Ottawa
Il Utica and Marseilles, to s. II. Seamons / Co OF
Two Rivers, Wisconsin and shall sell their Lumber on
commission the prese season.
have made arrangements with the COMPANY TO re-
ceive a much larger stock of
L,Onber Loth, Shingles and Cedar Posts
man have evsr had before Tn Logs have been cut
under direction, aud the Lumber viii he saw "A ey
10y Tor TINS market, and will be shipped to me d.
s.9 e' o' SLOT. noucs.
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e HOLLAND, Secretary.
PEORIA. April ., 1859.
Hheteds We, the undersigned, Siockh olders of the
Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance Company have care
fully examined all the said
have found hand the full amount of Cash BonIs
Mortgages and Bills receivable Report annexed
Ne DO hereGy RSsOire. That in our opinion m. a..
sets OF the Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance COMPANY
are OF the best character-it5 bonds fully secured nv
unencunhered Real Estate, and Bills Rrceiy able vii
endorsed. "
Re ~irsd That our thanks he returned to the Secr.
tary OF the Company, for the ccrial manner in which
he has answered all questions and afforded ma ali
necessary facilities for our examination
JACOB GALE
ALEX. g. TYING.
HoEATIO Y. WHEELER
RICHARD GREGG,
II. GROVE.
an%' l.. HOLLAND.
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Boot and Shoe Store

Boot and Shoe Store.
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
TIVE undersigned invites the atten
kIn Il ton of his numerous friends the
farmers and citiz' Ms generally, TO call
and examine his stock of the best
E, ] .s sortment of
Boots anu shoes
Ssz,} Ever offered to discerning public, at
tH the sign o! the Big Boot the old and
IN well established custom made Boot and
E Shoe Store.
EzA On hudson st near the Post Office.
Having received a large assortment OF
LADIES', GENTS MISSES, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS,
or Every style and description, for prices to suit the
hard times, which compete with, in addition to
a choice quantity of
HIS OWN MADE WORK.
Made Of the best French stock, and in the best style.
and by the
MOST EXPERIENCED wORKMEN,
All OF which he will sell lower than has been offered
heretofore for cash Thankful for the patronage re.
ceived, he is determined
Not to be Undersold.
Remember Store, next to the Pos; Office on Madi.
where all kinds of work is made to order and
repairing done. DANIEL LEAHY.
Ottawa, April2, 1859. Er .'r
New Firm.
" THOMPSON co have this dar bought out the
near the Railroad depot, Ottawa, ILL.,, and going
manufacture on large scale all grades and styles Of
Soap and Candles for this State. Our Soap and Can
dies we warrant to be equal to the best in quality and
manufacture, ives, of New York, and at St. Louis or
Eastern prices delivered here the depot free of
cha &c.
city or country, d ected to II. Thompson Co.. or to
H. Thompscn's Store, will be promptly attended to.
Also. alt Tallow ana grease bought for cash, ex-
Changed for Soap, Candles, and other 60 ,ds m
Ailh
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Tn LEI

House TO Rent.
HoCsE And two acres OF Land, with large ouapti,v
apes " - U p.v
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am MED ans.nediaieIy,
= O00 HIDES, ana 300 lbs Tallov o- ~h;.,
49, ~ me highest market price will be paid In
~ our Leather store, opposite the Court Hon.a a
satle * Inovi41 W. C. l. E. RICHkRDS0S L"
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp street, !
I

CRESCENT n 41ssE No Ms,s e q e FL, ssree
The week ending on Saturday last was without
doubt, the dullest of the season. in business point
of view, on the levee. The arrivals for the week
were but SO, and the receipts of staple produce was
correspondingy decreased. Of cotton, the receipts
for the week ending Friday noon were So $50 bales
of tobacco 1872 hhds.; of sugar. hhds. and bbls.,
1851 of molasses, $3.50 bills; of -four, $3.50 bbs;
and of corn, 1851 sacks.
Saturday, a cold, disagreeabe and rainy day-the
rain continuing until late hour in the night. Yes
terday the weather was damp, cloudy, muddy, and
generally unpleasant, with showers. The river con.
tinues on the rise, and is now within about eleven
inches of highwater mark.
PERsoNAL.-Capt. Gould, the Superintendent of
the Railroad Line of steamers, left here on Saturday
evening for St. Louis Two passengers on board the
steamer Southerner, a Memphis and Louisville pack
et were robbed of about $500 while under the infl
ence of chloroform administered by the thieves
The Lady Pike was sold at Louisville on the 9Th
inst to Capt. Haight for the sum of $9ONO. She is
hereafter to run between Quincy and Hannibal, in
connection with the Hannibal Railroad making daily
trips.
The late Mississippi papers furnish some interest
ing river intelligence. The Yicksburg Sun, of the
llth says the river at that point is rising very rapid
ly, and fears are entertained of another great over
flow. We learn from gentleman who has just ar.
rived from Napoleon, Ark, that the Mississippi at
that place rising at the rate of five inches every
twenty-four hours.
1t also gives the following note Of warning:
Every man living on the Mississippi river should
have an eye to the levees and that they are in
good condition. The river is booming full here, and
the news from above is that it is still rising.
The levee above DeSoto City gave way on the 10th,
making crevasse some five or six feet deep and
twenty feet broad The Sun adds, several hands
were ut work near the "break" at the time of its
giving way, but in consequence of the rapid rush oil
the water from the river through the crevasse they
were compelled to abandon their work. The rivel
is still rising, and there is telling whether it car
be stopped or not.
At Beggs crevasse the work done since the food
last year seems to stand the heavy pressure Of thu
present high water without difficulty.
The Yazoo river, says the Yazoo American, of th,
10th, is rising rapidly at that point and above
The officers of the Kate Frisbee informed the Vicks
burg Sun on the 10th inst. that the levee at Eden
tons store, about forty miles above that town. was
broke, and about one third of the place was over
| flowed.
| The planters in the vicinity of the Haggaman
Crevasse have taken the alarm at the continued rise
in the river and public meeting held last Tues
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a-sss t . SIsss ss Boston M Sss. cotton
7o-shp toehinyar, Antwerp xs bales cotton and q.
z-sbip West PEN. Liverpool, 900 bales cotton.
spp Gen ss aSsaifs s s.:s
2-ship Linda, Genoa, ZIG bales cotton 100 hhds
. 2s-ship stsr Of Peace Liverpool 7ss9 bales eoop.
:. N-ship Lady sale Liverpool aoso 5.iss cotton
N-ship chas Davenport. Naples $40 bids tobacco,
e,ss ssi ss s ss: s sssn and
S:I n,,:s s e.. .s ss's;
March shp Sarah and Emma Liverpool sss bale. cot
:. Ship Richard Xisop bordeaux, aez bales cotton
:. 4-shP, .shirs H.rsees lso bales cotton, sos
:. Ship Castine, 81 Pstersburg $3.50 bales cotton
ship Milton. Boston, 1895 bales cotton and assorted
sssip corss. 9asen Boston. s,.o,tss cargo;
Psse.sa 81 ssl.barx as ' sses cotton
shp j. e. Walsh, Bordeaux, Ii bsIes cotton, 49,
Ship Ann washburn, st. Pstersburg 2s2s bales
cotton.
3ships. names unknown.
BOUND OUT
On days Ship Athens. Bremen es bales cotton unds
On 50 ship Mary E. Campbell Boston ols bales cotton
Total a ships ioos bales cotton ZOO hhds tobacco
The stock of cotton begins to decrease, and If the
channel was clear at the Balize material reduction
would follow Immediately The receipts at all ports
up to this evening are three millions and seventy
nine thousand bales The receipts at Mobile for the
week up to last evening were 1922 bales, making
the total receipts at that port 595 1872 bales The re-
ceps at Savannah and Charleston were reported for
the week ending the 10th inst 500 bales. There
were received at all the ports last year after this time
939 ono balea
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Aiber guteIliatntt.

General Rcmarks-RcvIeyv of the Week
Receipts of Produce---PersonnI---So of
the Lady Pike---Ncvs from Abovc---The
Levecs Breaktng---ArrivaIs and Depar-
tures--The Grand Duke---Freights, ETC.,
etc.
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09 sSH SsS akEzH s sosfhEks

children three old and under ree those over three
No up TO twelve old all twelve years old
family tickets IN PACKAGES Of be had at the
lilies reside the line Of the procure IN pack.
ages OF twenty for their personal rate
The Company prepared to for Pack
ages Of al kinds to place with which they have
tiou receiving from delivering at the doie of patrons
jazz Matter az Trsn.nortst;on.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, March IL, 1859.
The market has continued bare for several days,
but ample supply of other stock offered and prices
ruled in favor Of purchasers. About $50 Western
Beeves, 600 Hogs and an ample supply of Ordinary
Cattle remain on sale.
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The following vessels were detained at the bar Of
the Southwest Pass on the 10th inst
January 29-Shp F. r. Gubsn Bremen 1920 bales cotton q
hhds tobacco.
January 3Ship Banab Webb Liverpool 1860 bales
Feby. 2-Ship Levi Woodbury., Boston, 4l43 bales cotton
2-Ship s. y. Pc tgrev Liverpool, 40 bales cotton
:. G-Ship Mary Hayre, 343l bales cotton
6-Ship Sheridan Mursees, 44O bales cotton, COS
hhds. tobacco.
:. lO-ship Banberg, Havre, 1882 bales cooo 50 hhds
tobacco.
l5-shp Huhress, Boston, $50 bales cotton and assert
ed ca go.
lI-ship Wa Lord, Jr,, Liverpool 1903 bales cotton.
le-ship Victory, Liverpool, 4O9 bales cotton.
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G ls5s...................."... 1859.
2zisssszs--skyEEw ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

Express,
ohice In the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite La
Square, viii deliver in any part Of the city such Bag
fsckages Specie Bank Notes. Jewery etc. received
x ,ne hsIoad Or otherwise may be entrusted to their
enee u forward the same with and dispatch, any
point on the Great Northern Railroad Railroad
Or the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving for that pur
individuals " ~ - ~ "
IN approaching New Orleans, the Baggage Master will go
tfouRn the TSin and receive Checks all
persons wishing their Baggage their hotel or residence
Company will be responsible all articles placed
IN charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES IN ADDITION TO RI. FREIGHT:
HetHeAn fhal land
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Monday Morning. March H. 1859.
CoTToN. There was only poor assortment Of
fering on Saturday, and with rainy weather only
limited business was done, the sales reaching barely
$500 bales at full prices. We still quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
s1sias.y a asss'' adsias.is glx
e. e { SssiSs:y ,S.S EEiddlas
sFATRNlNf OF COTTON.
Stock on hand LIST September. bales 3O,413
keeeysd snes 40 ss
1870 4ss
Exported Saturday, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss66-Lo77775
Stock on hand not cleared...... ........... 1864
TOBACCO. We heard of further sales of about
$40 hhds including 80 in two lots, on Friday, not
then reported on private terms and 20 on Saturday
comprising IS damaged, and 165 at =, and % at 7c.
y b. Also another lot, of which no particulars were
reported.
srATENENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock hand LIST September. 1853. .hhds. 7s0ll
Received yesterday. IL l742
4575e
Exported s. sol
Stock hand cleared q e65
SUGAR. About 1000 hhds. were sold at un-
changed prices, Fair to Fully Fair ranging at
y ID.
MoLAssEs. The sales embraced 1000 to 1900
bbls. at 2s@30c. for Fermenting, etc., and 3l@32c.
for Prime and Choice with 100 half bbls at 34@35c
y gallon.
FLOUR. The market was very quiet, with sales
of only 800 to 1000 bbs, including 100 Superfne at
Sc Is, 400 Extra at Sc 623@se rs, and 1877 Choice
Extra (Pant's) in three lots, at IS u Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn were confined to 700
sacks of White, in two lots, at &c. % bushel In
Oats and Bran, we heard of no transactions of any
note. %. ..... ..-
Provisions. There was some demand for Pork,
and we noticed the sale of TAO bbls. Heavy Mess,
partly damaged, at SIS, and 100 NJ. O. at SIT Is q
Dbl. In Bacon we noticed only retail transactions
at 7sc. for Shoulders and 92c y ID for Ribbed Sides
In Lard nothing of any importance was done.
COFFEE. About 700 bags were sold, including
zoe at lllc, 403 at II t, and so at 1lac. y b.
WHISKY. Small lots of Rectifed were selling al
&c. % gallon.
FREIGHTs.. -. A foreign bark was taken for Mar
settles at sl2 y hid. for Tobacco and $40 u 1000 fo
Slaves ; and vessel for Europe on private terms. .
Vessels the berth for Liverpool were filling up al
7-l6c. for Cotton.
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There was nothing done in real estate. The heavy
rain which fell through the day seemed to dampen
the desire for trade.
Statement of the Banks of this City for the ,veek
ending Saturday, March II, 1859.