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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND MEN,


Via Southampton.
THE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BALTIMORE. E............ Capt. V0ECKLER
BERLIN. Capt. UNDUETSOH.
OF $500 TONS AND TOO HORSEPOWER.
A~rr. WILL RUN REGULARLY BE-
Nk&GY2s TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRE-
LI]EdE3k3N0 MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
@e4s(Ees3s Bremen on the LIST of each month.
From southampton on the 4th of each month. From
Baltimore on the 1st of ench month.
PRICE OF PAssAaE-From Baltimore to Bremen
London, Havre and Southampton-CabinS $50; Steer
age ss6. From Bremen to Ssltimore-cabin $50
Steerage $40
Prices Of passage payable in eold or itsequiva
lent
they touch at Southampton both going and re-
turning. These vessels take Freight to London and
Hull, for which through bills of lading are signed.
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each vessel
All letters must pass through the PostoAace. No
bills of lading but those of the Company will be
signed. Bills Of lading will positively not be de-
nVered before goods cleared at the Customhouse.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO.,
No. South Charles street. Baltimore.
Orto MORDkCAI & CO.. Agents,
East Bay, Charleston, s. O.
April 90 6mos
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An interview took place between the Presi-
dent and Colonel Desne, of Warmouths staff,
which was pleasant and conciliatory. During
the interview. the President gave no indications
CT questioning the legitimacy Of the present
government Of Louisiana, and expressed to
Colonel Deane the opinion, not decision, he
wished to be understood, that the same course
would beaollowed by, the Secretary Of War,
to wards Louisiana and, Florida, that prevails
in Tennessee, that is, In effect, that, there are
sufficient troops in those States to suppress
disorders, and that they would be used for
that purpose upon proper application from
the State, under the direction, however, Of
United States officers. With this unofficial ex-
preston of opinion, the matter was referred to
the War Department, and remains in abeyance
until SchoHeld's return on Saturday.
Lots of less than two thousand gallons Of
rum or alcohol cannot be exported without
forfeiting the drawback privileges.
The Democratic majority in Kentucky
reaches 10000.
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YACHT RACE EXCURSION.

rT.A- THE STEAMER RocKLAND, Capt:
SJ.' G. RusnRY, will go on an e1cur.
at halfpast Twelve o'clock. The steamer Will &C.
company they yachts in the race. :
.,1.f..,,.t;i 49, .,JNo. H.MURRAY, Agent
August 7 49, 49,, ,..-y II
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surrender to the person or persons elect
ed at the election aforesaid, or hereafter
to be held, or appointed IN pursuance Of the
power herein conferred, such office or offices,
together with all moneys, books, records, pa
pers and property Of any kind or character
whatever pertaining thereto, whenever such
person or persons so elected or appointed shall
have qualified and given the bonds required
by law, such person or persons shall be
deemed guilty Of O misdemeanor, and on con-
yiction thereof shall be punished by fine or
Imprisonment, or both, in the discretion of
the court, such fine not to exceed one thous-
and dollars nor be less than one hundred dol
lars, and such imprisonment not to exceed one
year at bard labor in the penitentiary. All
acts, or parts Of acts, Inconsistent with the
provisions Of this act, are hereby repealed.
The bill to provide for the recording Of the
certificates of sale issued to the freedmen pur-
chasing lands under the authority Of the United
States Direct Tax Commissioners, was prepar-
ed by R. Tomlinson, Of the Charleston delega-
ton. 1t originally read that the holders of all
titles issued by these commissioners should be
allowed sand required" to record the same.
Whipper objected to the compulsory clause,
and said he suspected it was inserted to enrich
some one of the numerous offieeholders of the
party at the expense Of the poor colored man.
BE had yet to learn that the recording of a
title made it valid in law, and when he re-
menlbered that this bill was to affect the
interest Of twenty-five hundred holders Of these
titles in the County Of Beaufort alone, he
thought he discovered an iron hand under
a velvet glove. Tomlinson disclaimed any
such purpose, but confessed that the idea was
suggested to him by member of the Board
of Tax Commissioners. Whipper thought it
strange that he should go to the pains OF pre-
pairing bill for the people of o county which
he did net represent, which, while on it's face
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New Orleans, -, 1868. \
To the Honorable the President Members Of the Board
Assistant Aldermen:
Genaemen-Your committee beg leave to re-
port as follows:
On the resolution advising the adjustment OF
the assistant city attorney fsyOrably.
On the petition of policeman W. III. Webb, to
be paid s77 IS, amount of salary during his illness,
favorably by resolution, it being shown to the
satisfaction Of your committee that the illness OF
this officer was produced 0y exposure while In the
performance of his duty.
On the ordinance entitled Z" An ordinance to en-
force the payment of taxes and judgments due the
city, and repeating ordinance No. 7Os, n. 81"
adopted by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
sent to your board for concurrence and referred
TO this committee. fsvorsbly.
Your committee, before acting, wished to have
legal advice in the premises. and, therefore, re-
ferred the whole subject TO the city attorney, who,
in written communication, reported that, 10 his
opinion the ordinance legal and that resolution
No. 7Os is reyocabie.
JOIN A. 0'BRTEs,
Chairman Finance Committee.
This was received, and the following resolution
was read:
Resolved, That in the opinion of the City Coun-
ell the Office Of assistant city attorney should be
abolished, and the collection Of city taxes in
trusted to the city treasurer, who, by resolution OF
the council, should be directed to select from
among the employees of his ONCE suitable persons
to go to each taxpayer and collect the amounts
due and when the taxes become past due, TO
have them advertised according to Law, and col.
lected by clerks in his Office duly authorized and
deputzed TO perform that office; and that the
legislature be requested through the mayor 70
abolish the Office Of assistant city attorney.
And the following, offered by Mr.. Brady as 6
substitute, was adopted:
Resolred, That it is the opinion Of the Common
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
REGULAR SESSION.

CRY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
August 4, ls6S. I
The board met in regular session. Present
President Kesrny, Rose, Athens, Walker, Sturc-
ken. Grandpre, Fisher, Pandely, Wynne, Farrell
and Breen.
The reading OF the minutes was, on motion Of
Mr. Farrell, dispensed with.
The controllers report, showing checks drawn
by the treasurer in the amount Of 1920 for the
week ending July Is, 1865, was read and referred
to the finance committee.
The treasurer's report for the week ending Au
gust LIST, 1868, showing receipts SIC. 2O2 0S, ex-
penditures none, balance on hand s26S, 800 IL,
bills receivable on hand s3Os, 1876 65, was read and
referred to the finance committee.
The following communication from the control
Ter was received:
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY HALL,
New Orleans, August l, 1865.
To the Honorable Board Of Assistant Aldermen:
Genaemen-I have the honor 10 inform you
this Office:
PascalIs Labarre. deputy controller.
Emile Turesud, book keeper.
Henry Csstarede, assistant book keeper.
Geo. II. Case, chief clerk.
| Louis senecbal, assistant clerk.
J. G. Landry, tax clerk, temporarily"
Dufho, messenger.
will further report that have cancelled the
| following tax bills enormously made, to-wit:
No. ia. in the name Of @. NJ. Soris Co.
No. l24, In the name Of j. Duggan.
Respectfully. your obedIent servant,
| J. o. LANDRY, Controller.
The following communication from the warden
4 of workhouse was read and referred to the COM
mitiee on workhouse and prisons:
To the Honorable Boards Of Aldermen and Assistant
| Aldermen:
The undersigned begs leave most respectfully
| 10 call the attention OF your honorable body TO
/ some facts connected with the City Workhouse,
with hope that action may be taken on the sub.
ject.
Since the 23d day OF July, ultimo, not one pris-
oner has been committed by any Of the four re-
corders to the City Workhouse, whilst during the
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inter many have been sent to the Parish Prison
for ofenses which in the estimation Of the under
signed clearly condemn them to the Workhouse.
| will refer your honorable body to Leovy's
Digest, page $50.
Act of the legislature. sections 100 and III.
Same digest, page 522, article 1890.
Same digest, page $50. sections and 5.
The undersigned will also call your attention TO
the fact that the expense of keeping prisoners at
the Parish Prison amounts 10 about double what
they can be kept for in the CITY workhouse, and
in the former prison there is no labor performed,
In accordance with law.
Very respectfully,
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE.

WIN. III. REYNOLDS.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
WORK Of any Description Quantity at the Lowest PosA
Manufactures Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES.
Also. Of Cary's PATENT EARTH BoRER
Orders len at Boz 100 Mechanic. Exchange 1870 Pos.
Office. will receive Prompt Attention.
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r EERg F0UNDKY-
ESTABLISHED In ls1Al
Corner Of Bslsrd and Feuehsr streets

that We prepared formerly 10 manufacture Steam
Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Sugar Kettles Draining Ne
chimes. Mills Cettos Presses, Newell Screws Gin Gear
ing Fu.cs Mouths ests Bars all kinds Of Plantation and
Steamboat Wsrka and svsy ssssripto. Of Machinery b
The South LEEDS 90.
ordsrs len Of Boz ~ Mechanics and Dsssrs' Kxehansa
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

VMk
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DssoLUTIoN......~........DI DISSOLUTION.
The Copsrnershp heretofore existing under the Of
MEDD NEWTON is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Either parry win ,gn the Of the firm in liquidation
J. kEDD.
New Orleans, August i, 1855. c. w. NEWTON.
coPARTNgRsHIP-rbe undersigned have formsi CO.
ps5n :, d,tnE S% Jgy lss under the nsIs d
the Produce Business heretofore conducted BY MEDD
August Sn i. 1865 RCD. BovARD.
Referring Oths sbsve sdyertisement would inform my
friends that remain " III Messrs hEO0 BOVAR1, No.
ol Peg s.s street and would respectfully sScis eSc,na
NoTICE................... ................NorIoE.
Mr.. JAMES W. DABNEY has an interest in our bus-
' srAUFFER, KENT 4 CO.
New Orleans. August l.t, 1865.
DISSOLUTION. ..".DIssOLUrION.
the liabilities Of the nrm hencsforth
time the in his E% G osIs
w. c. c. CLAIBORNE, JR.
DIssoLuTIoN-THE coPARTsERsHIP HERETO
BRocKs s. Sa as N s
consent James srooss ans Louis Lesay T
the name Of the firm for that Parpcse only
Perpro HUGH kAoDosALD;
LHLEaAYA LesAS'
New Orleans July Is, 1863
COMPREHENSIVE : THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
th, day en red into opaInehip under the firm style Of
CoTTos FACTORAGE and GENERAL COMMISSION
Business
&C: g, CLAIBORNE, JR.
COPARTNERsHIPN 0TICE-NR ARrHUR
y W. Hyatt is admitted partner il my business which
viii hereafter be conducted under the style Of CHRISTIAN
New Orleans, July II, 1863
COPARTNERsHIP.- undersigned have this
DAY formed eopsrtnsrshp under the vsme and style Of
this city heretofore conducted By james
molly Co T. s i pSAEs
New Orleans, IS POydras street. Junels., 1858.
hrm, our sueessOt to the patronage Of the Old house
JOHN FOX.
New Orleans, June LIST 1853.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ANDREW j. AIKEN,
Csuccessor to Aiken RaineyJ
Cotton Factor and Commi..ioa Merchant,
NO.. 90 CARoNDELET STREET,
New Orleans.
i G. BAKELLI.
oDUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 81 TehoupitouIas Street..
NEW ORLEANS
INnAU, AYCOCK a co..
fB. UBAU, J. p AYooOK, JOB eITzNokki
Successors TO O. wIkin = oo.J
ueMMIssIoN hERoH Arfs
-roE fHs SALE or
Cattle. HoTs and sheer,
STOCK LANDING,
CITY of Jsn.roa he
HAY . NEHLE-
uIrxlspzR HiY-vILLIln rsslAj
COMMISSION nERoHASTs. FOE THE PURoHAn
Sale, Forwarding shipment Of Hides, Leather.
Wool. Beeswsx, rsIOv, and Tan
ning Materials,
Sos a and u COMMERCE STREET, NEW oRLEkEs
+. o. so.L.
ooHxIsslcE nKKOHANR
For the sale Of
sheep, Mules .A< aSFs~
STOCK LANDING, Sxv oRLxAEa
sstKskctory references kivsa-
John w. NORRIS IN co.
CRsmOvsd from 50 Canal street,
N CANAL AND IL CROssMAN STREETS.
General Commission Merchants, Produce
Factors,
And Dealers in oil kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Agents for Fire and Burglar Proof SAVES and o0TTof
GINS
Zmmsrmsnn 4 Co.'s Cincinnati Sparkling OArAwBA
STARCH, VINEGAR, etc, ETC., always on hand.
NEW YORK..
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CHAKaF1AKB IKOH fOUHBKK,
= 100 6red strsst, Esv Orleans
goHI aKDDBs-yos. 4 sHAKsPEAKB-a svooP.l
osddsss ehakspssrs - Co.,
Iysa hseanists anzfAcfks svsJ
variety Of steam Enginss Sugar Mia Draining nashnss
Mn and Gin Soaring. Crate Asrz Bore FrsnA Oonunk
1ssh Wsisht, sto glsskznia Won q ~ kiaAA
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UNDERWRITERS.

UNDERWRITERS.
PBILIP LYNCH. UNDEKTAKEK.
20 TT, CHARLES STREET.
Metallic Mahogany. Black Walnut and Plain Cofhos
always on hard Bodies Embalmed and carefully shipped
Funerals person aud he hopes By strict aten
ton 70 obtain a SHIRE OF public patronage
N MONACO CAREY, UNDE SfAKER,
IL. Nos aS and a7 Magazine street. between yulia
ard 81 Joseph respectfully his friends and
public generally thas he will continas the Undertaking eu
ness OF The ais Daniel the above stand viii keep
hand assortment OF Meaic Burial CASE
and Csskes Rosewood Mahogany SLACK @slnut and rlan
Cohins BODIES Embalmed. Disinterred and carefully
sh,pped MT CARRY will be assisted by Mr.. JOHN RAY
iene known n connection with the business
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Ghs 8elu ORLEANS Grestent.
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 6. 1855.
OFFICIAL
COMMON COUNCIL.
REsULAR SESSION.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
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SUGAR-The market during the past week has
disclosed considerable animation. Receipts have
been of rather a restricted character, and the de-
mand has been active and general, arrivals gen.
- al rUIIIug = 49,
some descriptions, advanced rates. The inquiry
has been principally by buyers for the Western
market, although occasionally a lot has been
taken by spectators, but as a general thing rates
have ruled too high for them to participate TO any
extent. Sales for the week comprise 1903 hhds.,
al t,ofo
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Shs gas Orleans grsstsat Saturday January as 1853.

IhIrSddy-Liverpool market slightly more &C.
tive but pieces declined ~, with sales of 10 ,0JJ
bales, at 7td. for middlng uplsnds, on the spot.
mddling uElands to arrive 3d.; midding Orleans
on the spot I'D. Our market dull and unchanged
with sales of 27ss bales including go to spianers
22ls for exporters and 800 on speculation.
Ff1ddy-Lyerpool market firm with sales Of
l2!OU0 bales at unchanged quotations. Brokers'
On eular reports sales for nine days ia 900 bales
including II 900 bales for export aud 1000 on
speculation. Stock in port $4,000 bales, in-
GLIDING "a 600 OF American, being a decrease on
total stock for nine days of 5000 bales, and on
stock Of American, decrease of 1000 bales.
Total stock of cotton at sea Oil 900 bales, OF
which 600 are American. Manchester ad-
vices unfayorable.
LIVERPOOL MARKET annexed report of
the Liverpool market for the three days ending
the S0Ih ult. is taken from Messrs. Z. Musgrove
Co.'s Circular of the latter date viz:
The cotton market opened on Friday morning
with q good demand, and the sales on Saturday
and to-day have also been considerable 10 extent,
but the supply continues abundant and the last
quotations are barely supported.
sea Island has been in fair demand, and with
out material change in value.
American is IN general request. but is freely
oneTed at rather easier rates. New York advices
TO the 5Oth inst. quote middling l5lc., costing to
sell in Liverpool I'D, per sailing vessel or
steamer.
Brazil continues pressed for sale, and prices are
again I'd. T. h. lower.
Inc tuppIAOI Egyptan oHering is large, ana
prices have bsen irregular, but without qaotable
change from last week.
In Smyrna the business transacted has been
limited, and quotations are reduced partially Id.
D h.
East India has slightly declined in price, and is
in comparatively limited demand.
The latest quotations for American TO arrive are
Tor basis Of middling, ship named. from Savannah
6td; Mobile SD; New Orleans 6 Is l60D6Ed. q ID
81 $50 6aes, T6cfhn6A35v 6thsre ,aREsAaraa2pJvt TO
declared for export, leaving $3.50 bales to the
trade.
Tuesday Morning. Dec. 3l.-The sales 10 day
will probably amount 10 $1,000 bales, with a
stronger market.
The actual stock of Cotton in Liverpool. declared
this morning, amounts TO 447, Ago bales, including
l03 42e American, Sc $50 Brazil IS $50 Egyptian,
$40 Smyrna, Is $40 West India. 224, 200 East In-
dia and 1ls0 China, proving II $40 below the est
mate; showing an excess OF $50 American and
450 Smyrna, and deficiency OF 1860 Brazil, 1920
Egyptian, 1920 West India, Is. 44O East India and
l70 China. fs
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SHAKsPEARE IksoH F0UHDRY.
= 200 oirod street, New Orleans
JOHN eEDDEs-yos. A. sHAKsPKAHE-s. gwooPJ
aeddsss Shakespeare - Cs.s
Iron Bras kachnists sysy
variety Of Btesm Ehgnes, Sugar ks Draining neehl1sas
Ntl and DIN Gearing Crate Barr. stere frena oonuss.
as.b ws0hss kindf
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CITY or JErrKRsoN. Jan. 2

CITY or JEFFERSON Jan IS. 1858.
Arrived during the past week-l692 Texas and
81 Western Beeves. SIS Calves aud Yearlings, 693
Hogs, 473 Sheep and Mich Cows. Sold-lS55
Texas. and IL Western Beeves, 534 Calves and
Yearlings, 800 Hogs, 9SS Sheep and Is Mich
Cows. Stock on sae-426 Texas and % Western
Beeves, 1873 Calves and Yearlings, 462 Hogs, 400
Sheep and SO Mich Cows. We quote:
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COTTON STATEMENT,
s.oel on A..d and on .hlpboars hi. 07I

STOCK on hand and ON shiDboard this % 800
The exports this evening include 1886 bales for
Liverpool, and SAIL bales for Havre.
ToBAcco-We have but little alteration 10
notice in this article. Receipts are coming in as
yet slow and there are now several orders of i'm
poTtsnce here Tor the foreign market, but buyers
Tor that purpose seem TO be awaiting larger sup.
plies, and IL receipts were of a more liberal
character we have no doubt but quite a brisk
trade would be done for other markets. The in.
qury for the trade continued 70 a fair extent
lberal, and sales during the past week amounted
firm. We still qnote
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-13
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.

BUFFALO, February 12.-In the Supe-
rior Court to-dsy, six highway robbers
were sentenced to the Auburn State
prison for an aggregate term of sixty-fOur
years and six months. TIE oiienses for
which they are imprisoned were all COM
mitted since December.
New YORK, February l2-The Her.
AIDS Washington special says: Among
other propositions made to the Ways and
Means Committee, is one from q West
ern delegation Of whisky men, to allow
them, in case the two dollars tax is re-
tanned. q "draw back" as it is termed,
for cost Of freight OH every barrel Of
whisky sent to Eastern cities.
The committee are considering this
proposition seriously, as they are deter
mined to keep up the tax. Another pre-
position is to place the tax at fifty cents
on whisky sold at wholesale, aud tgO
dollars on that disposed Of by retailers.
PITrsBURG, February I2.-The river is
falling, with pine feet in the channel.
Ice is running out OF the Monongahela.
Harrisburg, February IA bill re-
peallpg the Gettysburg lottery passed the
Legislature to-day.
New YORK, February 1.-THE city
election to-day resulted 10 the election OF
the Democratic iMOZart) Alderman.
NEW YORK, February I2-The Herald
has the following cable dispatch, dated
Constantinople, 10th inst, via London,
lIth inst:
"OdlciaI sdvices from the seat Of war
In Gambia, dated 26.h January, have
been received by the Cabinet Of the
Porte. The dispatches detail the move
ments of the Imperial troops, aud call
attention to the fact that the United
States war steamer TicOnderoga, mount
ing nine gun and forming q part Of the
American squadron, had just arrived OF
the coast Of Crete under special orders
from Admiral Farragut, commander Of
the American feet in European waters.
1t is also announced, and believed ia pO-
Iiticsl circles OF Turkey, that the re-
mainder of the vessels Of the United
States feet under Admiral FarTagut, Will
leave their present station at an early
day and sail for the Grecian Archipelago,
where they will muster in force"
HALIFAX, February l2-In the House
last night, after the Attorney General
and Mr.. Troop had spoken, q member
gave notice of his intention to move a
series Of amendments to the repeal resC-
Iutions. Debate on the latter was re-
sumed to-day. It is generally asserted
that the delegation to E0gland, on the
subject of the repeal, will procesd by the
next Inman steamer, leaving here on the
I4th inst. The names of the delegates
have not been published yet, but it is re-
uorted that Mr.. Howe will be one.
The House will probably adjourn for
several weeks.
The City Of Limerick, and other ves-
sels which arrived here, report very ex-
teusive ice-delds about midway in the
Atlantic and of the coast OF Newfound-
land.
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The Liverpool cotton market was
1rmer st the opening to-day, Uplands
81 to SGD, Orleans s. to sgd. at noon
the market was easier, and at : pm. was
active, Uplsnds SD, Orleans SD. Sales
FOR the day ocJJ0 bales. In New York
al epeniog the demand was good
and pr;ceg higher with market excited,
LOW Middlings 21F to 20lc, Uplands clio,
Orleans 90. The cable news received at
noon had a depressing effect and prices
declined, Uplands 2lc, O-leans, 2l4e.
At pm. the market was dull with
holders anxious to realize, Aiddlings
204c, Orleans 2Ilc. "A pm. dispatch
was received quoting the market dull
and prices again declined, Uplands 2O4c,
Orleans 2IIc, Low Middlings 1890. Sales
for the day 1000 bales. Oar market was
active and firm at Is to 1870 at the open
ing, but gave way under the news from
New York st nOon. About that time
sellers could be seen upon the street with
samples anxious to realize and making
concessions Of TO &c on the opening
figures, at which rates buyers were very
shy, only q few taking hold, but the
psnicky feeling 500 gave place 70 a very
different spirit. The closing Liverpool
dispatch caused prices to jump up as
quickly or more 50 than the fall, and by
the time our market closed 49, to zoe
was the prevailing rates. Holders were
firm at the outside figure. Continued
s~tringency in the money market affects
sales to a large extent. Shipping pres
poets are better, and in 2 very few days
tonnage will be abundant.