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favor Of sellers. The sales of the week embrace
some 5000 hllds., and the market closed at the
range Of our advanced quotations. as follows.
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
F Iqsr' e Fa Faf f fa and oes gs s
Clarified and Refined
Weeks receipts, 5oa5 bbls.-Exports, s53.
MoLAssEs. The demand has continued rood
during the past week, and prices have been well
maintained, with sales Of about $4,000 bbs. at a
range of 3o@35e. for Inferior 360eA0 and 40sc.
for Fermentng and Ordinary to Fair, and 41da42ac.
and 4sc. for Prime and Choice, with some 1000 If.
bbls. at 40@453c. " gallon, according to quality
The supply Of Choice has been very light and very
full prices are claimed for that quality
Weeks receipts, II ,4a5 bbls. Exports, 1906.
FLorR... The weather alvices from the West
have had depressing effect on the Flour market
which for the past week has been heavy and droon.
ing, and up to Thursday evening the sales reached
only 5000 bbls., mostly in small parcels at s5 55fa
sc u for snpertine, and Sc 25@s7 90 ID bbl. for
Extra and Choice Extra brands. Yesterday abont
1900 bhls were sold, including 200 snperfine at
s. 10 1855 at s. so, 300 at Sc co. and 400 Extra On
private terms.
Weeks receipts, 60o2 bbls.-Exports, 1851.
WHEAr. We have heard of only one sale during
the week Of 100 sacks Red at,sl 20 % bnshel
Weeks receipts, none Exports, none.
CoRN. The demand has been only moderate
and up to Thursday evening about Is 900 sacks had
been disposed Of at easier prices, mostly ut d
range Of 7o@75e u bushel for Inferior, Green.
etc, to prime lots Of Mixed, White, and Yellow.
with increased receipts and heavy market toward
the close. Yesterday about 5000 sacks were sold
including 1900 Green at 6Oe 200 Mt 67a, 1900 White
and Yellow at =, 200 at T2a, and l4o0, in several
lots, at 75c u bushel.
Weeks receipts, 20, 543 saeks-Exports, TITO.
Oars. The sales of the week have embraced
about G0o0 sacks st. Louis at prices in favor Of
buyers, the range being 65g71cs, but generally ut
65as8c u bushel for good lots Of st. Louis, an
occasional Choice or Fancy lot bringing T0@7Ie.
" bushel.
Weeks receipts 1913 sacks exports none-
BRaS. Owing to light receipts prices have been
full, and the sales have been mostly at 81 7Q@sl 70
u 100 lbs.
HAY..sT The transactions have been limited 10 I
about l700 bales, Of which 1ss bales Eastern 40 I
$33 90 d tim, and 1900 on private terms.
Pork Owing to the weather accounts from |
the West the market has beenheayy and depressed,
and pricas we're in favor Of buyers. One or two |
limited sales Of New Mess were made in the early
part Of the week at SIS 90 % hhl., since which,
however, holders have been frler, and On Wed |
nesday $50 hbls. New Mess were disposed of at
s1s 30 u DBL, the retail rates generally being
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COMPUTATION TICKETS.

Persons who reside in e city, and have residence eah
shnlet the line OF the Road procure tickets pack
ges twenty for their personal use, reduced rates.
the office ST. Charles street.
U. p. OAKLEY
General Ticket Agent.
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TOBACCO. There has been some little inquiry
during the past week, but the business, as far at
least as made public, is still Of limited character
The largest sale reported was about 300 hhas.
Lugs on private terms, besides which about 100
binds. have been soa including Is at 7c.. 6 at sac,
and at 1Dc. 10 ii.
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second 70 Third Or fair. .l2esi5 Pct
The above applies to commercial securities.
t riIs1 -ssass Tortgages. SIC Pet
Second class MORTGAGES III Ses
with the usual tonsorial transactions Of paper,
which will be paid at maturity at the rate Of 1920
and "a get. per annum
AS the banks in general have not received any
direct accessions to the specie basis and 1t ii in
cumbent on them to keep within the prescribed
limits Of the bank act, IT cannot be expected that
more than hall Of the offerings for discount in the
aggregate can be responded to BY yea The
Legislature assemblies on Monday next, and few
days thereafter the joint committee will be making
the yearly examination, looking into the vaults.
SHAKING some Of those square boxes and closely
scrutnizing those stacks and piles Of double eagles
eagles and half eagles, which are so tastefuy and
appropriately piled mp on the respective shelves,
with the piles Of silver coin strewed about here and
there waiting for applicants
The exchange market to-day was wei supplied,
though under depressing adyices from New York
the stiffness in sterling prevailing yesterday gave
way. We quote clear bills at from 1914 to I0Ts
and 1915, and fraction over for remittance, which
fraction was between l and 1. II was not much
use to expect over 107a and 1919. In document
bills the rates were not 80 stiff as yesterday, and
we have to quote extreme rates on the street 1864
to 1861 and lo6a, with old drawers and good
drawees at 1o1. In francs We did not learn Of
large sales, nor in fact did we learn Of any small
transactions; we therefore quote as before, Sd
to $50 and 5.25. In domestic Or Northern funds
there was steady demand the counter rate for
checks on New York was and dis, with some
of the cash balances of the banks running very
low. The range Of the market was from to !
and dis, which figures include all good and
sound sight funds. In time bills we note sales
Of sixty days at to "a dis, the rates ranging from
II up to u and u dis. Offerings neither light nor
| heavy.
The Stock market has been on pivot for some
weeks. The dividends are being paid, which faYors
holders. We annex some figures denoting the
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Bank Of Louisiana. s00 paid. a1M
Louisiana state Bank last SALE t4ls1
Canal Bank CHI
Citizens Bank. 2i1 fa2O
Meehancs aud Traders Bank dividend OIL IS @lpz
gnoh aMk, transfer BOOKS closed "a
Southern Bank los Clio
Bank Of New Orleans ex div SO G1lU1
Merchants hank, div IA "a
Crescent City Bank transfer books closed a
Bank Of America, div 6aI34
New Orleans Gas Light Company $50 tlfli
Commercial Water Works ft "a Is
Louisiana State Bonds Pet. aJ a, IS
City Consolidated Bonds % 6gaI
Ciy Bonds endorsed bs Railroads. ....:..... So a IS
Jackson Railroad Pct Construction Bonds 81 "a s51t
2Pelonsas Railroad Construction Rondh 50 So
Pontcharain Railroad Stock. Nominal
Star Insurance Company s.......s.......4.. Good
Union Insurance Company Observation-Disclosures. Good
Hope Insurance Company, last sale so fnr $50 paid
Louisiana State Insurance Company +......... Good
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8tbieu 1t tgt Alarkfts far past eaSaleeA.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street
- Esitsirfiar Nafrifttas Inn 4 Il Eli =

cHSseEsr osEics, No: 70 Camp street
Saturday Morning, Jan. II, 1850.
Inc market generally has been without much
animation during the past week, though the move
ment in Cotton, Sugar and Molasaes have been to
q fair extent. Western Produce has been ex-
tremeiy dull, and the leading articles have de-
clined under the influence Of advices from The
West, reporting warm and thawing weather. In
Tobacco operations continue Of limited charac-
ter, Freights have been in fair request, with but
little alteration in the rates, though latterly very
firm.
On Monday morning we published the Arabia's
advices, embracing Liverpool dates to the gath ult
They reported a heavy and declining Cotton mar
ket, with sales Of about $1,000 bales during the
week, prices closing s@3-l6d. lower for most
qualities, and Fair Orleans was quoted at I'll and
Middling Orleans at 81. The accounts from Man
chester were still unfavorable. At Havre the
market was firm at the close, the quotations being
1l2f. for Tres ordinaire, and 107 for Bas.
CoTToN.. The market opened on Saturday with
fair inquiry and firm prices for the Middling and
better qualities, but subsequently, with unfavorable
accounts from Europe, the demand fell Oh, and
was resumed only upon reduction in the rates.
The sales Of the week have embraced some IS, 900
bales, comprising $500 on Saturday, $500 on Mon
day, II 900 Tuesday, $500 on Wednesday, II 500
on Thursday, and 1,0s0 yesterday, the market
closing at about the range of our quotations which
are reduced a@4c., mostly however, on the grades
below Middling, the supply Of these descriptions
being abundant:
NEW ORLEANS cLAssIFIcATIoss.
9 naa Ginar Y aaa m;dd;n
Low Mdding los 9ia3s Mdding Fair @ias
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hanl LIST September, 1859 bsIes 164ss
Received yesterday S6is-l as s3e
l,3a5.3i6
Exported yesterday i3aS-7g29sl
Stock on hand not cleared. 53a32s
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Cheaper and superior any other ever used in s,h
climate. = so1tneip
Its tested and recognized qualities are
list. DURABfI1TY-equal to the best state roofs
I'd. IMPERMEA any oher. M .ra.rs
or leaks being possible. - p otheee
3d. BEAUffIt presents smooth granite i;ta snf
Ath. CHEAPNESS-I costs much less than hone i. i; a.
good slate wood ront, and less fhan I'm
composition roofing heretofore offered the public saves The
of cutters and valleys St sses et@
9Th. INooMBusTIBHaTY-rt will resist Gre better than
slate.Toof. eA hiaA o
9th. GONyENIENeE-It will net soften under H. hoo. ~
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings from M IN
tense heat Of sumner. e.t tne ~
7h S0LIDIFf-H becomes harder and smoother frar .x
posure can be put roofs Of slope and en ~ St
weight does not require heavy raers support il yhiI
not liable to cerosioa and breaking does Ii
The TROPICAL K00FISGt Is cle1iesl e
substances several Of which peculiar to ii
n ptaporiions discovered b. actual experiment am
in this city. aehi 1Apetaehne
Testimonials Of the Of the above are II A bands
fore contracting R .tsnsiss = y
Az orders rs # he Psstoalce Box No. viii be
.. G. KATHMAN,
nav 1ela y ------4- corner af Renve and MaTa's
MI 0ss................... MOSS. MOSS,
Fine Dressed MOSS put MP for market Fine Moss Guried
Hair and Cotton MA REsSEs.
ALSO, FEATHEEs-in lots to suit
CAMPBELL & CO.,
no Iii Canal street.
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The Coaches and Baggage Wnggons of sWIIBuR'S OMNI
BIS LINE will call for passengers any Of the Hotels
any par Of tie City by leaving orders the office of the N o.
j. and e. N R. r. On ST. Charles street.
iaia If 7. L. WIIipfrP.
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American halt noass, oia sellage lia@2 Set prem
aneeaa gIset heitus aiu stanags44..l dgi1 prem.
Amefcsh Seit neM roailase. discount
MeN1ean i.nisss snls prem.
sn&nsl Fnia y, .ts..s.ts.6 @S prem.
FfEe franc a5G aSe.
SoyeEegns si,aa 81
Gaitorta iG2 fr discount.
Twenty fftile feees 3 S2M 50
Ten Gnideg fieees s..k..... 9Q %
Ten Ifalsf t'ieees T5ka s.
Mexican nanpeetts .$f5 f5at5 S.
Spanish D1Inouns sis 21E5i6 30
California Dust :. - Sl76sl7 III u "a
United STATES treasury Notes Nominal
uNeuRRRsr RANK MOTIFS.
Missouri. "a Act dis
Indiana State Bank. dis
DINO l92a8z3s dis
Other Banks, Ohio and Indiana ttt,...,3 OF ill.,
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Ueu Orleans DUH G4eseelt, !,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
stNeD Orleans Nloufu yflarket.

Friday Evening. Js,$ Isl Is5s
There j. very little to be said this evening ON the
general Money market. THE calls oil offerings at
the seyeral banks were large to-day, much beyond
the income, and, Of course, tie reflections were
pat1 passa The offerings Or applications for als-
counts direct this week count up to three millions
and half Of dollars and teswere going III pretty
tree to-day; nevertheless, there is strong support
Or heavy reserve in the rear, we may say, to meet
al the requirements, but u our banks had about
fifteen millions Of coin in vault greater facilities
would follow. II i, however, imperative on the
banks not to make. money too plenty, 81 the gen
eral money market too easy. If any real defined
rates Of interest can BE- arrived ut, we have to
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SUGAR, The receipts have continued light and
although only limited demand has prevailed the
rates for the fair and better qualities have been i'll
favor Of sellers. The sales of the week embrace
some 5000 hhds., and the market closed at the
range Of our advanced quotations, as follows.
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Inferior. l5ts Com to Good Com q 6a6ss
Fais to Fny Fair 7ae9fs4 Prime and Choice. az
LII. -
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Wiibur,s Ornnibus lin

BENTLEY D. HASEIIL
Chief Eng and Gen. srnerintenaent.
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1850. Transportation Department. 1850.

s~ras, -. ,-sz.=-===z--4N NEW ORLEANS, jack
5sSssS go rf5ff fasfsTt SION AN11 GREAT NORTHERN
s5xs+l Il 4 II RDAD
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II HALLER III BROTHER, MANUFAE-
NSA TURERS DE "COPPER" TIN AND SHEET IRON
WSa2W0RK III all It's varieties Has also hand lalge
W assortment Of Cooking, Parlor aid Barreom Stoves
and prepared to h all orders In the above line IN the Cyor
Country.
Particular attention paid nj descriptions Of building work
Wis Gapne Galvanized from Tin and Znc Valley Cutters ad
Roofing Down Pipes Fancy md Plain Heads, etc.
Hays the exclusive right the Of make
the recently patented invention of sbez Lewis rm
the Of which the roof OF buildings Is washed all fh
prior being eserns Being
acting In itself II the necessity Of any hand labor ns
action feature not prodH-ed here before. dl4 Isl
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r-rsn SAN ANTONIO AND ,rys
I'm fERTSF SAN DIEGO NAIL LINE ta$Aiihe=Ss-z AZ
A.Ira Rait

:, q tNFERt, ,TGflN IIAONkpSt9N. SUCCESSOR 70
sEaSEES G. Bi4RAKttEY, Aus Rampant street manufaet
-AsT2 of Carriages. BHgges Spring Wagons,
Fire Engines rebuilt. Repairing in Ill The branches done at the
shortest notice. ta5 ~
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DAILY STAGE LINE-LEAyEs
ss s g AINEs LANDING DAILY at 8 O'Clock
-N 1-a----1--- A. M-Regular U s. Mail Four Horse Pas
Coaches for Washington Ark, passing through Manti
cello Warren Hampton and Gamden--coaneeng at lan,n
with Stage Lines for FL Dorado Hot Springs and Ie Rc
and at Washington with Daily Lines for Shreveport La and
Glarksyiile, Texas.
RATES FARE AND DISTANCES:
FROM aanes Landing 10 honceto...... % miles IS 90
:. warren. ....... % mles..... 7 90
. :. hampoh. .t.... W miles. 10 %
oahaen .....t.l2o miles. u 90
:. :. washington. '..tso mles...... Is 90
Fifty pounds Baggage allowed to each passenger
ABNER LEGKAND GAINES. Ayent
q Common ST. New Orleans.
MARTIN 4 WILLIAMS, Agents.
nsH tianas' Landing Arkansas.
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special trips from Lake night by the Horse Car
whea required by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop at GENTLY Station, when notified
except mail trips, and during the hour trips Sundays after
Fare each way ID cents and conductors ms msy
notice estop.
omnbusses leave Canal street for the Depot every Ave min
utes a3Atf
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NADAaIA NUnERTs 4 laAaTREs sFKEET.

i GTAR CAMBF.EsS-lQ10 boxes Proctor Il Gamble aud
- : - @t''ss s IL KENNEDY h 10,
Gla In II - 3 - u l4.s =
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BITTER AID CHEESE. Western Butter mas soNly
at O@Is aud l2 for Ordinary Choice, and Cheese Mt
6s1Gc. a 10. for Western Reserve
BAGGING AND ROPE, .kenttfS,, rs,,,r,r. ,o t,,
selling in limited why Iils6l6c far IJandnor il t h
Pewerlocm In India the market hvs been n si,l alss If
only snail parcels at lRS5c 4 yard We ouote Rsl Icnp
attf1Vae Tor handspun ana S@ss and SIZE n H. for Ma
chine Made but have heard Of sales of any consequence dur
ius the week.
GNNNf BAGS. Or quotations are l1lfla,c for Light
70 Medium, and 80 lSso Heavy and Extra Heavy Bags
WIFI e OF about lSe9bties during the lsc FOR Light
and sS@ls1Ic, for Heavy.
GoFFEE.. There as been limited demand for his article
dtyng the week sales have been confined to alb
tsso bags at 146ltsnd Isle a 70. fer Ordinary
Good Fair, which quotations
SALT. san lois from Idverpc have E,en selling from
the warehouse 1t Sc Coarse and a for Fine and csc for
Coarse and 81 90 Q sack for Fe delivered drayage
The market Is very dull
The stock row hand is estisese 24es3 Sacks
WHlShN Themarket coatslnes quiet but tins with sales
of only 50 bills during TIE Fyepl mostly Mt s2c 4 gallon
for RecHed with aa lots of Extra mt ie "A gallon
and ss5sss Is and NC. for Rss7,
Week receipts, iei bblS.i exports, s65
STAHs CANDLES. We have roced Sass of few INN
dree boxes at ltS@lSe Sts Light "a oz) les@2le. b.
fer Fri Weight.
fssCE We have soisea advance prices with sales Of
sesoasks cMnlin" se#rfye, " 55G@6e, = p.
FaME. Thomassat been retailing generally at 81 Ips
~ %, and Aiabamt' ntSl 10 g 5tl
NAVAL STORES. Tie market for Spirits of Tupsntins
CONTINUES firm, sales during 20@3Q Bbs vt
SsaSic n gallon. af Resin been dsosed
OF at soSl 90 for SO 81 +o@sl IS ard 81 Is Dbl
to Fine and Ghoca No. l..
OILS Tie hest qualities of Winter Strained Oh have
sold slowly ST e0@sl lG galoRf Cotton Seed at for
Crude and6Fac y gallon for sra lots Of Clarified South
ern Oil GomFsngs oiiSisve been selling 5c for Maeuer
alc for Deeksstd Painiend 2oe. gallon for Oil
HIDEs...-At'akapas selling generally at loo Is H. for
Dry sa'e #ni Flnt and lately noticed Next
| can Flint tttl5e ~
TALLfNy The hist sales reported at loo, h for
Prime city Rendered
ALCOHOL. o.r quotations article are nominal at
4O@42c
FRk3eiifS., Fass market continues quiet
notceds further advance the The engagements
comprised ship hid for liverpool rates
for RaTre 13c and fol- Nc Vessels on the
berth fer Liverpoolfngn wsth Cotton Il H. ayre at
Il &C. and to 1Nes7SYork and 4faston at &c.
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Inf inferior, e Com TO Good Com.
Clarified and Refined ID
Weeks receipts, 1870; experts, none.
Al0LAssES.. The receipts have been confined to few
tring lots which have sold chiefly for Refining purpose
at range Of l52o aud PC D gallon for inferior and Ferment
ing descriptions though small lots Of Good Fement
ing have been sold at 2ie. q gallon.
Weeks receipts, az bhis. exports 1911.
market has been quiet during the past week
but holders have claimed fuller prices with up to Thurs
day Of only about $500 bhl al range 62sB 10 fol-
superne. So 0asG 30 for Low 10 Good Extra brands and
- 1905 oOand s. LIZ bill for Fine and unbrauded Yes
erday go bbls Snpene sold So 100 Bakers al Sc 5 t
Extraat 50 80 and 400 Plants in lotsat IS per bbl
Weeks receipts, So bills; exports 1851.
WaEAT,&e haze noticed sales of few hundred sack,
during the week Mt II 659St Is bushei for Red and While
Week'sreceipts, 81 sacks exports none.
RYE About 100 sacks knye been disposed Of during the
past week, at 81 05@Si 10 q buslei
GoRN.With reduced supply prices have exhibited an
upward tendency and the sales up Thursday evening en-
braced o;e s00 sacks at range of 5T2c for Mixed and
Yellow, 6s@IS for White Mixed, and Mixed and 7575c "A
bshe Tor White, the more transactions being AT the
outside rates Yesterday 100 yellow Mixed sold at Bsc 200
White Mixed at &c. and from store 1900 White Mixed and Vel
low Al and 900 White Mixed three lots at 75c pe be
Week receipts, 1917 sacks; exports 81, slI
oAFSA good demand has prevailed during the past week
bat At lever prices and the sales up Thursday evening
braeed some 20 sacks St Louis at range of i2l the
principal transactions. however being 42 isc p bushe
eee'u"e aoout WV scs we're sul Intending $40 al 2c. and
40 At l3c Il bushel
Weeks receipts s2ha sacks; exports liz.
BRAN...We have heard al about 5000 sacks said lutino The
past week NJ 81 oJasI I2JS u 100 Hbs
HAfAbon 1000 bales Western have been disposed of dur
Ing The past week at 81 os 90 d Ordinary TO Prime
PORK oay admitted demand has during the past
week and The transactions have been 10 few limited
parcels, including ia bbl Mess So 90 bbl the reaiI
rates being So 00@s22 30 4 Dbl.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses last evening was
IL 6s5 bills. Of all kinds.
Weeks feceipte li40 bbls, experts ass.
BACON. The market has inactive during the week
sndse have noticed only few limited transactions at Is
lie for Shoulders l3s@1S for Ribbed Sides and
ter Clear llanshaye beenseng slowly u H. for
Geea 70 Extra ind Fancy sugar Cured.
week sFteelpts, l09f cis, and ties. exports l86.
We have noticed only small lots selling Sl2 o06a
w wi soed TO EStt brands Ness aud SlI UQSI % "A
eb for Primo Mess
iesl bbis. ''''' v
Week receipts a bbls ard ,cs.; exports s. ...s=
GREEN have not heard of a sale for several
months past and are unable to siye quotations.
There has beea ony moderate demand for lard
ana ts ss q the week have been confined 10 $50 Heroes AT
i5s and 400 kegs at IitSe. u h
Weeks receipts sls bills aud ies, and e9g kegs eaual to
~ kegs Nt''.i :.
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Receipts of Produce.

Lou1STIILEP Per steamer b Adams 20 baes cotton
Aapinn Is de Violet bids fobssso Moore I
IanCun L do Wilson Young S2 bales hay q bbis pot
-four Kent Do Egan King b5ls Poaioes md
9neRs s as9s n @ kFs and apples Benton
rone Payns 100 bXs ndse Wright &eo 70 rolls
Eaton etteron Ii Do Geddesio do Fao BTirasso 10
spndres orderTotal q bales II hhds tobacco
CINCINNATI Per steamer AZ hhds bacon is fir.
bbs beer Ruddecke Eco 200 dozen broom Reebe 4co
furniture II BInton &so 70 es hams Cooper Neitsl9
IN HsS e 1Ids ss sea 81 qSs B p
cope Pheis2i bbIs apple and onions Delbondio tes
O Il Deen & Son les as 50 pigs butter % bxs Cheese t.
DIV! Howard 10 bNs mase Eaton Betteron 20 sheets
hams y pkgs butter p b. cheese 10 h dse Eoe arnet
% b w Mfi os ls esese fs Pss % Gsds
Given Waits s %eos hss ware i.hde son hhds
&cS IBIS %hsy e h oe
4 w mas 70 MI n w9 no 9 4 S ehS IS 70
mtter Vooris GfEgs Seo 81 Ibis Violet Gco-2o ibis
b a ss ss We. Wess
ton-5O hhds baeoulO Orderll5 bblst
yIoKsBURG-P Per steamer Nstehe2- $40 bales cotton 10
jackson geo by j Person &e932l BacEner Stanton
Green Mendeye ehenas 10 Do f fasne
f@reeh coe eos es Ss9S DO
Citizen smedss 3es95 Harding Ab6sy ( Morehesd Knos
Esf Ff1f 4sf gs so e p Es ys sS Ss5
Ee Nss Xs h reSn Hs9a53 W 9s%pa
5sm ssdss II$ S1
ii Hard Summers &eo1 ay Gnein re % 6et s Tfe
bsTSsr Naset Sco 10 senddsr Stamps
- 81 BARLEY johnson scos sysst winston
IS Pie ps 4 Iegsss eISway Ions ae- Martin Cob
sundries to oderTota ass bales e6onUned States Mail
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer capiolO bales new cotton 10
M Ino !. iees West Ren4w cannaek Nugent 1eo-7
sundries 10 ofder--foal 43 bales cotton.
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Deb @rItaas Moueg NlarAtt.
CRESCENT orf4cE, No. 79Carnp street.
Friday Evening Semi 7 I9fsi1

Friday Evening, Sept. Z, 1860
The banks under full supply Of money that is they
flush Well mieht be- for they have seli nearly all
their exchange There NOT million Of dollars bal
exchenge held by The banks to-day. against 900
the corresponding day last This very nnfayoabe
feature just n this moment. Well might the Canal Bank day
have GEO. and tha Citizens 81 04 GOO the Bank
Lensana Sa5a00, The Southern about S35D00o the oter
banks in proportion. The money hand aid in moving
The pedacr selling day but The produce appear
TO % greatly in dcmad that the of exchange cannot
money beyond he exchange 10 be had any oil The wise
felix's Inform what will he result paradoica state
Of arss The question proronnded us Is the present
satsof our money inhrke sound and healhygn
The general money market has been through The week in
sor Of borrowers There have been loans for forty sixty
days bank stock security, the Of 596 ct, and
ihesease been sales Of paper among the gentlemen
ie Of highland IS T These extremes therefore,
to come 10 quotations, we have to quote