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50 90, new onions at saGg$9 75 eggs at $170$l9 u
bbl, chickens at 58055 50 u doz. and turkeys at
s32 q doz.
CoFrEg-The market is quite dali but prices
remain as in our last, viz; 215B275c for ordinary
to prime Rio, in currency.
FRE1GHTs-The demand for all points is Of
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ported as much better than nominal Steamers
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by sailing vessels for cotton 10 Liverpoo to Havre
by sail 1ic. and to New York and Boston by steam
&c. % tb for cotton, and 75c u bbl for -four, and
by sail 309,lGc. Il Ii for cotton and 4jc. u bbl.
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az much as possible from one brokers' office to
another To such class of people each success
siye warning was as a mine of gold.
aHence by this sort Of conscious or UNCONSCIOUS
ployinr into one auothers hands, and with the as
si5tance Of an impending European war and con
seouent depreciation in foreign securities, puDlic
confidence began to be seriously shaken. Inc
banks were not slow to perceive the signs OF ne
times and to call in their reserves to meet lhe
coming difficulty At last, pressed upon at az
sides Overend, Gurney & Co., stopped payment,
and then came the invetibe crash"
GoLD, THE CURRENCY, ETC.-AB the V9luiug " u
opr paper currency s being restricted raLhef elaH
increased the Financial Chronicle regaras any
riae in price in consequence of rise IN goio' as
based upon most unsound financial principles we
quote: -. -Eo.oro looking
for higher prices for all kinds Of commodlte5 a5
result of the possible changes IN he Paice oi M
will do well to bear in mind that god az -
in an exceptional position, and its iorCe Is sot'
erned bv the foreign exchanges ana oy FORCES out
siie of the state Of our paper currency
consequently, commodities OF honie la@IslnS @ l anu
all Goods with the exception q torelSh product7
the price of which to a considerable extent, may may
respond to the price of gold, cannot reasonably
he eynected to rise, and may even recede 1t il
not indeed, impossible that under the influence o.
a Wild sneculative mania some advance may bt
realized but if So there will be no sudden DANCE
of sudden rebound, which may bring danger t.
the needless spectators when they least eHpec
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Cattle Market.

JEFFERSON CRY, June 5, 1866.
Arrived yesterday-48 Western and 267 Texas
.Beeves, 100 Hogs and 58l Sheep, Sold-4 Western
and 255 Texas Beeves, As Calves and Yearlings, "a
Hogs, lO1 Sheep, and Mich Cows. Stock on
sa1e-l28 Western and 365 Texas Beeves, 46
Calves and Yearlings, 52O Hogs, 2693 Sheep and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05
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Fractional CCRRENCY,-The redemption diyi-
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amounting to $3.50, 700, besides other government
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