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up Dot '+'''Ais at $20S'9 W u uoz ahu turkeys dU
$40 U uoz.
| CoFFEE- Owing to the heavy advance in gold
tbe market far 4I,is or,ioIo oor,;,,o, 5r,1t o,d
| ''' - 4iN'o Co".'iiu'7 ""ti' 'iiU
prices are somewhat fuller. Dealers are furnish
ing the demand for the country at 2G8m3Oc. NJ
| h. for ordinary to nrin,a Rio in o,,rr.roy
FRrraurs- Tho demand for om 80. :. - =
my N'"i"i" loL al Polnls IS Vi !"
very restricted character, and rates cannot be re-
ported as macn better than nominal. steamers
"nen piaceu on 'ne oef'h nave hzed quotauon'
o"1 Mhen Ihe uay OF departure arrives ana space
% sum Facanl' Terms are llaue easy 10 shippers'
SAILING vessels are OF different classes, and each is
supposed to have an appropriate rate But it not
unfreouen+lv bannens that vasse, chartered at an
- MS 'l'' " 'o'9e' 0N", w ~
eAHehle Inquire lowers the quotauoh "hen III heeu
/ VI il5iGht Will WHICH " Ill up Inc pElCe5 gwen
to-day are SAID, bv steamship. and 20l5d. $9i
hv sailing vesseis far cotton n Tivarrool IN Havre
oai'is 'esSsis ~. 0o.1on 10 pun ~ iIayls
/ oy san &c ana 10 New YORK anu boston Dy steam
&c. u b for cotton, and 75c. % Dbl. for -four, and
bv sail 3m0l8c. n III for cotton and 45c, 10 bbI
for Am,
~ 'l0'D
CHANGE OF MEAstREs.-1he Albany board ol
Trade, at a meeting on the 24th inst, passed reso
lutious in regard to the presept method of raeasur
io o,71 ro,ora,,,l,e5 +fa o1o,+io,, - ~,
tns y an, anu ie'oLlne'og" 'ii9 au'p'ion = 'ne
decimal system. The resolutions are as follows:
Hesolred, That this Board Of Trade hereby
recommend to the Boards of Trade represented if
s,ie I w y L9o2s 'Lt
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Lrai. @'4U s0eHS' 7A"ti m N oeAIalS lh9teao =
IHE COFFEE MARhET'-We subJoln a statemen
Of the recent movement in Coffee at New York
nm +I,a oath of MAY ami annav nor+iorIarg of III,
y,,ert ,-tir,,tr5
Ilestht eS1li''seu 7t'oAa aS various poilRa'
heavy stock and limited demand continued
to, depress the market but, in the absence 0
sales, prices generally were without quotablt
alteration Interior and ordinary qualities, how
ever were offered at easier rates The sales EN-
brace 1000 bags Rio, from second hands, within
the range of our quotations, and, from first hands
29j bags do, ex Campanero, and $50 bags
do, eX European, sold on private terms
/ The total stock Of Rio Coffee in th
= UD.ed States as estimated by Gunar Arden & Ca
comprises l65204 bags in lots as follows: NeI
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The Following appears in the Paris correspond
ence Of the london Times Of May 18Th:

The following appears in the Paris correspond
ence Of the London Times Of May 18th:
It appears from the last weekly debtor and
credit account of the Bank of France that since
the directors of the Bank of England raised the
rate of discount from to n cent, the demand
for accommodation at the Bank of France has
considerably increased, The bills discounted by
that establishment, and not yet due, amount to
s. 600 00Jf.
1t is also remarked that the balance to the
credit Of private accounts increased last week by
4G,000,000. The inference is that persons having
accounts with the Bank of France have sent
their commercial bills for discount, in order to
have disposable capital at hand in case Of emer-
genCy.
In these circumstances, and aware Of the state
of affairs in London, the Governor Of the Bank ol
France has raised the discount on commercial bills
from % to per cent. The Bank of England hay
ing, however, raised the discount to 10 and the
Bank Of Berlin to o. per cent, the difference be
tween the discount in London and Paris is pei
cent. which IL unprecedented, and ID between
Paris and Berlin. It i expected that the Bank 0
France will still further increase its rate Of dis
rnDut
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JEFFERSON C1FT, June Z, 1866
Arrived yesterday-3O3 Texas Beeves, 113
Calves and Yearlings, and Mich Cows. Sold "a
Western and l2g Texas Beeves, 50 Hogs and 10
Mch Cows. Stock on sale-lO2 Western and 42O
Texas Beeves, lis Calves and Yearlings, and 423
nncr. 9nOl Sbnn,, nrd 20 NTilch Cn1rs
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DENTISTRY.
DR. j. X. WALKER
DENTAL SURGEON
Has returned to New Orleans and resumed his practice
lSO CANAL STREET where he will perform all Dental ope
rations in the most perfect manner
COUTHERN DENTAL DEPOT
BENZ. F. HOPPER.
R6 st. Charles street, New Orleans.
full supply of DENTAL MATERIALS of all kiads COZ
Bstngin part of
| Instruments Operating Chairs and spittOons;
Teeth; Gold and Tin Foil Gold Silver and Platna Plate
Files Vulcanzers; Rubber; Lathes;
Brush Cotton and Corundum Wheels;
Arkansas Stones etc. etc, etc.
Orders by mail promptly executed
Address, as above Lock Box No. 720 ..-.
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! 60 Orleans 9aitg Qrescsat
anr @EIsans xflonsn gtlarRet.

THUnsDAY MORNING., JUNE I, 1g90.
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ALMONDS, by team.
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IT 0 Me A G AIN!!!!!

TT o Me A G A / n :! !! !!
BY THE BARD OF LIPPEL'S HALL.
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From foreign shore;
And now I'll get some handsome clothes
From LIPPEL'S Clothing Store.
Far have roamed the world around,
But none like theirs find
To such as l could get abroad,
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But oh. it caused my heart to ache.
NV countenance to fall,
To buy such clothes from others.
When | thought Of LIPPEL'S Hall
Oh, you are highly favored
Who live on Juniata shore,
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powers than Mishlers Herb Bittcrs
B. MISHLER, Proprietor,
S f. Corner Of Centre Square,
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