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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

4 rtAsTrC HOrr1 ss aRssswICg STREET. 81
a ,svea jay AID DuAns "A few v.rr d.s-sbl-
fsr-rv are snsis unoo-uoisf vii Be reptef
.h Besrr np,n rssso1shi~ grcd sccom noisons
ana proup, sit.nt'ou IN every department
JAMES ROACH. rropriefo-.
AAuRRAy HrI.L HoUsn, OOHEns or SIXTH AVE-
wi ard rort~h strees "A sev vswy dearable family
uph,d win BE- r~utsd, VIII board
npon rrasonable tsvms Good sccunod&non and crun~s
j. r. sosrvrcK. rropr-S~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

rTHHrIoN LADIES AND 0EErLKNEr.-A LARdk
"A Of cast on Closhnr saned - tse under9mea
mas tbs above mentioned articles 70 dinerent
pau u. Uned state oGer 70 pay NE full value Tor a.
dIee Wearing Apparel Furniture uArpes
Jeve,ry Ry csiling n ID. prtvste refdenee t
ssrh u twenty seventh ares you VII nna
- Won fair. horeu prne for your artc1oe
yAd,es attended by Mrs. II ~ AZ sixh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

E'oa CHA RLEsror -IHu yIRsr GLASS sIpswHtL
viii sad fro rhfaAelrhis for Chsre~snn honcsy rov
y o,coss 4. " n.bs psssse sls .ssHss, ~
ssns rases - BY we~~es from rew tork superior state
roons may be secured ~ applying W A HEsOE, Jr, Us
Frvh wkarv~s PMisdepkia fhe of George
-, ~ = above fu ssvaasAA ~ Fndar Nov. % ~ 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

C,oa sAvANEAH ANT rus souYH.-rHI uEw AND
N e~sHnt steamship n = CUYsgR, Captain Ororker.
y he Am~rcan Atlantic sc1~~ steAaaAip uompsnv VII
cave per u No~n river, On Saturday. Hovsm ,er ~
Pm
Tss ship psw ssd no sanaliea IA sisrascs corfcrs,
or speed BY snip On The cnNst
TrSes 70 New Oresss 80 rs. Mobile, SIS nonteom~vy,
an N~mphs ssi rs, rsxhvll>. Su rs; Esorvte ss -.
son- ~ Auxusa, siT 50, savaansn SIS Apply 70
VI ~ ONOM WILL 90,
3w~a AID s3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

A ACADEMY OF MUklo-LA IuIvr
a OPENING sIGaf sosDAn EXT
vstisenss Will contain fall parsu.s me srTangsns-
careful ,erus i respectfully solicited
LAsr NIGHT
" The s1ss Su sHs:f.sea' Of
"A' WI appear !. ~ Ma s6s; sE sG.s 4
for tbe last uus this
=ss s::s ;s ss s a.: :: iss
s WY ISsss IS 2 Govss
I sUs sSSS s ,ssGsE sS Sxn
The HONEYMOON
and ne" '''. r rsssos sq ros RI.
MAse MAnASer ~
eth $$S S:: : e:
f F:ssS:
# :3$: $ $ $EsEs:$
~: s s.$ $ssEE:: : 81 $! s$$
~ 4: ~ : : ::Ss+: NJ +
AND PROCLAIM 1T
HE s soDE,. SI.s q q TH. AZ.
JHB MODEL CIRCUS OF rHB AGE
Open svssy niEAt and Wednesday and Saturday afsros
RARNUH's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
sTIsf DAY AID EVENING THss . 81
.onnscc9s Aordsy. Nov " isG
'''000 LIVING wi q AsrEG e canbsEs.
boy and GIRL ne ms1 Iassss md .issalx sun.1 -
1hey =. o be dsscsndan. end specimen: Of ne -.
q he ruined tempss Il Central america dssurssd b. -
L aepbens Eng ana oAhsr SSvesrs rhs' have arrived
m spS hRs NO LARasR THAN An IErANrx
Measuring only thirteen inches and thoush thev have -
orrAns speech atcuists dsncty an
suAge They patrouixed 10 Eurnve by
and IN short by crowned bcads ana aobiiy e -
BY other class and universally rsxArded - -
WONDERFUL HUMAN Curl STILES
the word has produced They 70 be Al al h2
AFRICAN EARTH WOMAN
who been exhiotton with them Europe
and who has been By much pans and l.oos ayn.sA
sd plessng This afternoon at ocioc and this evening =
"' The new domestic drama.
R05k ELMER
dramauzed srpressly for this museum from
Which has beea received with 'mm favor.
To be cen =. ~ hon ~ d:y are eyrp Massx-x.
TWO ALBIso CBILDRIst
ASross2f fa >, THs Frisco o %sIss nd sSMA
LIGHrN1NG CIVILIZATION FORTUNE rELLE
ne MA9NrICEkr A9uAsIa. LIvi.a sHA.11
FznTIY MONSTER sHKpKSTs, and UNFOLD &
other rare and beautiful spccimes O. natural end Arsaas
xSm.son onls IS ssSs Ssr-S uner ysarS os.H
Parsuetss front ID cents extra; children under ~
oo..@ 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20
POLITICAL.

r MEETING OF IRE RATIONAL DkNOOR Alto
"A AUoctAiion. Of the Third AhermArc district without
ds c,on Of political factions hsreofore existing bed s
LAird's kauh Ward Museum Hnkei Nom evening Nov
10 $50 he following preamble and revolutions uaAn
mcusly aAoppd:-
whereas nsuor q democras Of the Third Al.
cexmau diss fc viii regra tbs ereious
hat being made by the Of democracy 10 dis
Gsc. and divide The party b. PLACING IN noninAtn e. Alder
rrsdy defeas knowing well that Ia lies
strength and that with forces divided thcy obtain
easy vtosOrv therefore,
kesuved, That unsnm usiy mmend for ne iomna
ton Mr. John Henry for Alderman firmly bell wing him 10
be hooe and inoorrupublo aud the only competent 70
the district
Resolved. That III all hon ,rsbe within
power 70 secure e 70 eecuso u Joan Henry - Alderman
Of said district
tbs OF the members " tho association pubshod In
Tho Herald md Daily News
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

QNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvR1 ON sArUHDAy,
Z December 8-rhe United States Mail steamer ARA0o,
D Lines commander will sail from ries No 81, Hoyh River
Dot Of Beach stree. on saturday, Decsmber = noon ras
ses0er for eesy comforO has double en
rnes urer deck enaiossd 81 wster uxhs conpArtmeus
which, besides other resua tends IN the event Of COLLISION or
rnpdns 70 kesp The pumps WORT, and The
Acty o. vessel md pasensert Prce OF pasxe sec1nr
.abin and $40 For freight apply 70 sAMCu
q Tox and ono MACKENxIA Agents, No Broadway
re seanHor FULTON win sail January 1
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AykW yohK, nov. ". 1861 sa(MD
IN TO rIIE INDEPkkDksr DEMOCRATIC
VOTERS or TnE TWANTY pIksT WARD.

AyEW YORK nov. NJ IsGJ xa1nD
IN TO TIE INDEPkNDhsr DEhOCRA7IC
VOTERS or THE TWsNrYrIksT SAKD.
8entlemen
Tor serm snship o. tho twenty or~ war;
nav, come 10 the having large bus 1,
attend should e.c,-d W he important position -
n.rou, d bands should either have 10
neg e- The public IMPOSED me nr Drrupsuon,
therefore nope gentlemen VI excuse ths change In
nv yl.ws b, favor rel from the onhxs
uou ~ only b. ard ~ the trtnstio1 u nsTe In en-
psciicp the msnshp the evening pr-vors Prase
accept wisnrs for the o. party ~ the
cDm,ng elecasn. remain YOUR very rss.ert'uly v~
TAXPAYERS TO THs EE-CUE-DoSs ~IrH MD.
4 pgst ara coal h,l- ropusirus ~~nE % he seven
t~enlh W Ard Club ~r he he'd =, UBion Hsu No 10
r,ra A.enus WEDNESDAY kovvNsr H. " select and po
nate men serl sbiiv, who ~iil piedse sems~vr- 70
rTpose Ill unproper srnssdinrc N. peopies
money. BY order Of y fl.Arn ~, LILY = 'esnsna
xlrsAaL EcCoF. Secretary.
11aH wAKp-Ar NETTING OF rae ELEvBsrH
i wa,d democratic Association, John Henry Mum as
ca ed 70 cnzir parsry fNrusn and The following
permanent otcerx were ben rvgs ry elected, 70 VIII
BENJAMIN RHODES. john II. DosAHux.
BKKHAkD kEfLf
I'm wARD-NorICR -lN ADJOURNED NESTING
Of Inc PEOPLES Dem ,crs,t Union Club u the ~
tenth Tuesday evening nov 10 Al haf psr sevsn
ocsck All members are rsqasssd 70 s.snd X order q
PATRICK HAoAN, Prcdeai
Jour McIsRrr Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

rpABu, LIHB-rROM CBARLKuOH no HAVANA,
i "a Il Nv WeaL-united H<asps mail seamsAip IsABad
Wm Roifna connsndew. Tbs Pcamassev 0e.wa hsv-ny
sD envs Chaxles is l7lh and x5sh Novenhx ant
v eavs Havsrs the eh and i7h Sovrmesr, and Der-
,ev aH~r vht~h th~rlest0s the lph
Nd ~ n sAsh month and Havana on ~ ieh snd o.
Aeh ontA p ssfsxy sr~~d eonfos and pleasure THIS Tine
be surpss.sd fHsAwe BE- scrured On sopbcs.o-
o sPvYronb TILEsyOR 90, srpad gay Ne. Yrs-
- mORDDCAt co, CAArieacu- Mails fw he reerier
an - maze no Ne fos once for w dssss named IN s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

At rHn puw RYABf.rHHENr, - BOw1Av,
"A Ads. Apd renueDen dapoae II netr go a. wearing
apparel furniture CARPETS and jewciry ths be sdvantAxe
and Gus, sneed sa V b humeassed - dcss By osss.
fair maize living. fnces-Fw s1k Dresssa from
~ 70 So for Cs~mer-~ Delainsa 10 scsurnsiy paid for
FOR uoas FROM o. 10 fs Pants Vests from u
wsrds BY calling Addressing HARRb, rs Bcwery.
Opposite Great Jooes streets, wkers viii
eslve ron erpec receive for Foods LADIES' -
isnded By Ms. HAxTh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

4 BETTER en- AECI THAN EVER LADIES AID GEN
,ler~n have gre demand for cast OF Clothing for
the AMI souher also for Furniture Oar
pesa Jewer, " pay im SIM Deesss. fron
Sor ~ s7 for Pants and ve.s from
p~o : rhn~s Ac ~ calling addressing Harris. 10
versb Az, nus s-ond house twenty art SIRE -
~ ~ On WINGED 70 your Ladies attended By Ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

uroR CuA RTRsroN a q, SAVANNAH "a. AND TUE
scuh snd srussvesa -s~mi veesS unned ssslss sssl
whiting viii leave pier So Horsh rive. wefnesi.,
November q : c'ciccA - Rsss q ps..ax. vi1
no, IS g. as Ne. urs.ss 50 70. mcens ~, nou.x
Krervrle s2s So augusta "a, 81 90 Atlantis N Coum
bsA- a. q. sl7 80, Charicss ~ q. Sc For helxn or rss
The Jsh ADoHR y. Phillips CON nardey wni sucvsst on
a~a,rroav November ~. The Adams nrprcss C~mpaays
3,eat southern srprs~s carried ths rbe Erpr~~s
Assn soutA wl rv Information sA'ins days fare 10
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A GREAT DEMAND FOR CI,oTHrs9.-LADrEs AND
n r~ntemen having caa OF cnaina. furniture
pess ,sesd 70 receive ioo~s-Pssss rum y V
- cuaA from 81 W SO st dr~ss~~ from ~ " SIS rU
and voicn dresses prc>s ~u be paid By
>airns 90 OF Addressing A. hAkklA SIS Third svenua
Ladies attended " BY Nh Hsrrts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

COUTHAMProN AND HAvKE-rO sUCOBHD YHD
y Adriahc-fhe North Ausptio steamship Ocmpany VIII
tePAsch for he sbovs ports her spendlA .seanahip
nais the following DAYS from Cana srect wsarFrsn
New York, Saturday, D~c- %: from Havre
Jan Is Southampton the day after leaving
Havre The Atlantic 1celea for strength And eoufort
water cSh and b In all respocA In
ploss order limited number Of second cabin
Tor whom excelenl have boon provided VII
n st each For freight or pAaAge Appy q the once
II the company, 81 Wal sres
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e,oR pAvANNAH AND orHEs PORTS, As BLOW.
yhs ars rass sde whee stssmahtV AUsUtTA. Captain
4 4 vcudhnll. yin leave saturday. Nov - "A ~ !,
from pier north rive. fhroush tickets can Be hsd Tor me
ns~ dssrs - ~ Noble SIS; noutromsry, sss Ents
IA IA s2l. Col-mbus. Sll. Alhany, ~ atlanta, sn
slss roosH SB Nashville, vi 70; Knorvts. tB 20 Mem
phs Isl 70; Augusta, sH 90 nscn - savannah ia
sakUEL L. nfrOHILL. soN.
rbs a4amer vLoBrpA. o~vtas Isaso oro~en. VII snn-
sd ana al Tuesday, nov. ~, ssP.M
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= pRvrvR CHAHCp STILL YoR LADIES AND GEN
IA usmsa their cast OF Clothing into sns-
nrs..ss fm q 70 so FOR COVE and for PAs from 81 - 70
IS; aiso ruruiure Oarpcsa Jewey 40 TO svoh msskes
~ c.lis shout he ADDRESSED, By ~ only
ia Seventh between Nincteenth ana rwsnues1
$500 I.ndiru ALE nd ed BIZ Mrs y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

NTEY YORK OCTOBER 49, isse-wx. l. PROOF.
IN Esa-DeAr sir:The UNDER gued, dc~muK Al podi-nt
adopt 10 repre-eusAve fr tbs
fifth Aern ds and feeling s.isn@i that the present
system Of cked Primary Conventions bring. for sard parties
capAotv, do fully tender
citizens inst,on f,r Alderman Il the rth Alder manic
dieuici bounded sprng street brosdws Fourth Nhrs
rrs-t and do Enthusiastically promis. yo1
should Jon nt o sccsp and furthes,
warmly respr-pt you tne ctxens ~ tbs district ss
perfectly dnsibsd respect 70 hu the posuoo With
honor onrsH sxd justice TO coneiusnts- AMAZING
reply, respectfully ycnrs
Geo :. Humphreys. II. rsris
i. Ii Hugooe,
Fredsrtes oein. Jr., n. HAbcks
X lAvnsrtoa, John Esxie,
Geo Powler. Porter,
J n ksfkerze WIN Wsks
w h. dh@nsy, Alex kfssu.
Gen FogdhAm, I'd sxb~st,
j. Weed Geo koxeia
X W,usr. John sussslL
II Dunn. J. NcNAry.
j. Nsnhuskirk. b1n'y q. Jones',
liz sm!h Cbss rormxn
o. Floreane Geo frShinghAm.
VIM. Hall,
Berry H. Williams. y Arsnguren,
j. ~ jane. Hruinsway.
W DE LaDano. and 10 oia~s
new Yosx Nov ~ 1850
In receipt % hs,,ering Let
help fe-n graa~d AZ thu ,,i~
that the csizeu's alton for the
In Ks for III. hsnss
poess Ia accept he nomination.. ana viii enacasor
elected 70 all the position sfst rly 70 the public Re
specsfudly yoarx vs. l. PnOOH f1 w-~, Houston =
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UyHp BreHrgr PRICE PAID IN CASH, FOR LADrnv
ana eesremsn's eA~ % UShinz o.Tes 0ncios1a rur.
nhurp. a.. Gan on. q . pcts sd0rewed 10 O. DANIn4,
Ard avenue vf BE- punstnarv sAsndsA N rAdtss $4,000
- ~ Mn. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

s.rs~ IN And . rood enR~reme,t 81 Hrrscorfs har
vossi ooscsr nAA IN 80 Canal srss@ Appu @@ee
sAeay.
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A TrnsTIor. LADIES. 40 -aErYLKMEN CAH m
n c.ve hghey wee han OF fov their
Oh clothing have 1-t ned the business
above mentioned rrca1y Call nu siarss fsu No se
.tu'h sv.n-s wher. ordsrs vt be punctusy attended
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CLOTHIN q.

A CARD.-nKRCHAET TAILoRs HAVING YR0n ste
"A worh Of winter Coehing on hand, and wtlinx y
saspces a. Il pace win meet viii casa puruhaser
BY calling Addressing rhoa Couroy, ~ Ces-
~1l MA y
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r,oa sAyASpAH AND ruE sourH-rHK HKv AND
4 esssns rsamship sosfaonnRr q ne Amerc.n At
si cave pier "a HorA river ThurSdsy November ~ -
sPm-
safety and specd ~ ihe ocean
fIckSt 70 sew Orleans 50 Ts Mgsn-, sb Moo,ror~rv.
- Gc~uks x3l 70, nashville, 81 IS Knorvtli., SIS -,
Raisanonsa 80; Albany s1s Uonmbus, s7 Ailsnia sl;
uacon 30 Aususa, su ~ ssvHopaA, sM Apply V
a. r. CkON~ELs co,
Nwea sr~ss and as Broadway
ma X n CUyrnR succeeds on saturday. Fovsmb@ "a
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a FEET OAK wooD-nxCBLLENr QUALITY,
q ct IS rs DER cord and
O OoLILNA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17
CATTLE MA KET.
JEFFERsoN CTR. Massh u. j


The market is bare of Sheep and Texas Cattle,
hut 500 Western Beeves, $50 Hogs. S. Mich Cows
ana so Veal Cattle remains on sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17
us stocks and bonds now on the market

The movements In uncurrent money this week
have been moderate and indicate falling off
There is no change in the general rates of distant
bank notes. The rates or issues of the banks of
Georgia and South Carolina, which were forwarded
to Northern Mississippi and the Western District of
Tennessee, having performed the duty and purpose
allotted to them, are now vending their way home
ward. Some of the banks of these States have
made very good use Of their credit in extending
their circulation throughout the section Of country
above. In st. Louis there appears to be mongrel
currency, a proportion of which, emanatng from
the thousand and one shinpaster shops located in
Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois, ought not to receive
the least respect. In the name of sound and real
eurrency-by the virtues of our constitutional cur
reney-where does all the gold and silver which is
thrown into circulation in the State of Missouri,
through government contracts, Pixies Peak mines
and Arozona discoveries go toa-what becomes of
all the proceeds of these varied prolific regions of
the precious metals; what have become Of the
proceeds of crops of grain? In fact where have all
the rich and varied productions of the great North
west gone to? that there is not now sufficient real
money to meet the ordinary expenses of the in
habitants from day to day. We verify believe there
is more gold and silver in the hands of the planta.
ton negroes of Louisiana and Mississippi than
there is in the possession of the banks farmers and
inhabitants of the two States-Iowa and Wisconsin.
As for the Pixies Peak mines, if the emigrants who
have been running to this JACKIE lantern for two
years past, had gone to the coal mines-the Qua
chita coal mines on the 0uachita river, and those
LAYING in Arkansas and Louisiana they would not
have heen in a state of starvation. Efforts are
however, making in St. Louis to place the cur
rency of that city and community on a specie
basis. From the meetings held in st. Louis. and
from the report of the Bank Commissioner of the
State, we infer that all the banks in ST. Louis are
machine shops, tonsorial palaces. We are fain to
give credit to the insnuatons, but when an indivi-
dual in our city with one hundred dollars of notes
of the banks of st. Louis Missouri goes into the
exchange offices ON Camp street and desires gold
silver or city money, and Is informed he can have
either at the rate Of e5@s7ae. per dollar, 1t mus
be inferred there is something very rotten in Mis-
souri, banking, which is confirmed by the following
resolutions passed at meeting Of merchants hell
in st. Louis last week.
Reso That Is clearly the opinion Of the merchants Of ST
Louis TINT healthy condition Of tfsds demands the return
Specie basis for tho issues and business Of the Banks of hi
Reso,rsd BY tie members Of he Chamber Of Commerce ia
they have always ee in favor Of systet
q iaaSsg si tay se NJ feelings q iesil Miass 81 y
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Aetieta Of tbf Mlarkfts for 4ast daefk.
CRESCENT oFrIcE, No, 10 Camp street 1
Saturday Morning, March, II 1860, !

CRESCENT OFFICE No, 10 Camp street
Saturday Morning, March. II 1860
Business to a fair extent has been done in our
general market during the past week, but at prices
somewhat in favor Of buyers for some descriptions
Of produce. For Cotton good demand has pre-
vailed during tie greater part of the week, at full
prices for the better qualities and the same remark
will apply to Sugar, the lowet grades being me-
elected and dull In Tobacco but little. has been
done. Flour las moved off heavily while Grain
has been in good request, without any important
alteration in The rates. In Provisions we notice
decline in Pork, with a limited business in other
descriptions. Freights have been rather easier for
shippers.
We yesterday morning published the Circassian' =
adyices, embracing Liverpool dates to the Sd inst.
They reported d heavy Cotton market with sales of
SIS 900 bales during the week, including $4,000 on
speculation, and 5000 for export, the Middling
and lower qualities having declined fully he. Inc
quotations at the close, however were still I'D.
for Fair Orleans, and sgd. for Middling Orleans.
The stock GU hand was stated at 75l 900 bales, in
Guiding 6l0,o0o American, the imports Of the week
having been heavy, especially from American
ports. The Advices from Manchester were favor
able, the market closing quiet but firm. At Hayre
the weeks sales were stated at only 800 bales and
prices had declined franc, Orleans Tres ordinaire
being quoted at los francs. The stock on hand was
estimated at 162 900 bales.
Gorroa. The week opened with heavy APP
pearance, nnder the influence of the Nova Scotia
adyices and thu demand on Saturday was confined
to few buyers who took about 1900 bales. On
Monday, however, with the Niagara's accounts at
hand there was good enquiry, which continued
ON Tuesday and Wednesday, and although the mar
ket was poorly supplied with Good and Clean Cot
ton, the sales of the three days embraced some
IS 500 bales, prices generally being full for the
better qualities but irregular and mostly in favor
of buyers for the lower grades. On Thursday, with
moderate demand about 10 900 bales were sold, and
yesterday, with the Cireassian's accounts before
the public, the sales reached barely 5000 bales the
market closing ut about the range Of the following
quotations. The sales of the entire week thu.
amount to about sc, 900 bales.
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TIC
at this TIME last year, March 16, 1859:

In Stocks there have been very few transactions
beyond the sales Of Gaslight Company, whicA we
have noted. The speculative feeling, rather the
favorable disposition towards it, still continues.
sale Of State Bank shares was made at 1888, sonic
Levee Steam Cotton Press at 125. To-day there
was sale of 40 shares Mechanics and Traders
Bank at 100, and 25 shares Gas at ls0-seller 10
days-100 shares Canal Bank at about 1873.
Messrs. Palfrey & Go. will sell tomorrow lsatnr-
day. at the St. Charles Hotel lot or lots Of Bank
Shares, Railroad Stocks, Insurance Scrip and other
securities. The sale of 100 shares Pontchartrain
Railroad at 70 was, we learn, forced sale.
The following figures are the prices of the yari-
Gus stocks and bonds now on the market:
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BAak Ha3seh BEnk sss H. ~ sgssFsfy ., q zs
ssssa Ila tts tds and slas is sss ssssAa
Hesois 5eas give anae tiass sr IL .pt ~
s srs y sa IL ~ ssa ss Is sss vi Z s
asg s. asssd 8 Sossas DE- 81 se ss
ration Of Specie basfk
From the very close and intimate commercial
and financial relations existing between New Or
leans and st. Louis, It would be good policy and
beneficial to all interests that more uniform
equalization Of exchange and currency should pre-.
vail between the two cities. True, the issues 81
the banks Of the city Of New Orleans are eqniya
lent to gold In st. Louis, yet they are not sun
cisnfly abundant 10 form general circulating me
dium for The great trade OF ST. Louis Of to aid n
driving out Of circulation the almost inredeemabe
currency which hab now attained such controlling
influence IN the great Northwest. It Is hoped, sin
cerely no, that tie suggestions contained 10 the
resolutions adopted By the st. Louis merchants
will be carried ont, and more uniform state Of
exchange and finance follow.
The receipts Of specie this week comprise sl40,-
900 In Mexican dollars and bullion, which have
been taken for shipment at Aa6s, showing another
falling of in regard to the regulations Of the Direc
tor Of the United States Mint in reducing the price
to be paid per OF. In American Half Dollars there
have been very few sales, because there have been
very few offered. The brokers on rue de Camp
purchase at Tct dis, and work them off over the
counter at par, without the stock accommodating.
There have been salea OF land warrants within
the range of our quotations.
The Homestead Bill, 50 called, one Of the most
pernicious, and one Of the most encouraging for
laziness and idIe1ess is before Congress- It's gen