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Nev York Rice Market.


.Rron the Daily Bulletin, March 20: Business
continnes slow and uncertain, and the genera
En1afket dull, but holders are not inclined 70 give
Tay. and former prices still remain current on ~
GRADES. Sales Of about 100 bags Rangoon mostly
at 7sIe. and Q few rcs Carolina at 84aSHc.
SFram the Herald Rice was In fair demand and
steady In value, with sales Of 500 bags Rangoon
At s3 40, gold, In bond, per 100 fts and 100 bags
do ii lots at 71la76c, currency, and 80 tcs Caro-
lima az 8kaSXc, currency.
: From the journal OF Commerce Rice remains
quiet but values are unaltered. We quote oaro-
Ifaa dc saSXc and Rangoon at 7a7xc.
New York Naval Stores Market.
From the Journal OF Commerce, March 2s: The
market for spirits turpentlne ls little stronger,
based upon the position Of the market at winning.
ion, and the fllieg Of few shipping ofqers az
that point. The sales here are small, the general
trade requiring but little At, the moment her n
chsrltable lots are held at 51c. The sales are u
ana all lots, embracing 60 bbls, mainly; AZ tnae
price. and $50 bbls ID Wilmington, o D, on prE
vste termB. Rosins-- --The market fcr strained ls
only moderately active. An advance N Wumng-
ton has Erengtheped tho views OF holdeIs mere.
and they are not disposed % release I1li lotS lot
less than 81 10. Sales were made OF Soo oOls ~ ~
thssuIice, and about $500 bbls tneWnmi2Sten or
nriyate tafmst understood 81 $2s2IA I1e 1ne
GRADES are quiet, But held with confden5e we we
Quote No at So 9oas so, No So 50a4 5o, Pals ana
extra pale s5a7 so f,wE lE:e.&
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= Wtlminaton. Market

b WILMINGTON, March 2s.STURrKNTNE.Lhe.
ceipts to-day are about $50 bbls, which SOLO ~
S3 as FOR SOFT and So 10 for hard, per $50 pounoR
:SPIRrrs TURPBNTINE.--5 bbls sold at 47Ac per
Rosh.-Eo sales reported.
TAR.-eo bbls changed. hands at 81 o5 per
&C cor4os-sses reported Of only 90 ba les at lo7I,
1lal2c per pou1d.
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=
ComparA&lve Exzorfs of Cotton and Rice
tembes % /. Isso; s3iSfos ae. 1871.
- : n E11s7osn. lz;if' ls0so7oi
- - s, l IUp'd. hics IS Z op'd. Rics
Liverpool. -, asg1 1O5sa5 49,. 55SS ss2aB IA
resra. Britain sasl il;7ss -: 5s;s s,sis q
Havre ....... ....e ...... .:.~.f fssset 1852 1a7
Other Fl. Ports y.: -:
Total France. =. 80. SIS. :. 7.. $50 F. Tas0 s4i
- s,.s - ...sit-.--- .sti - ,es-t--
S-of Europe. -: 1854 y 1883 g
retq N rurepe ...:. iassf -. "a. talsssE:9:
sol Europe. Il -. 1880 a,.-..t ,~.. s712 49,;
v. mdles' !ee ~ &C. -: -: -. ..: =. @
TetaaF. Ports. 4sssH t44tIe ...s ol12 7lses t1aA
s6 .ss66ssoas. ton -. -. d s2s5 q Fl isls II
sssas sss 9s1an isis iiisss 80 siea s:ss
ss1isasRss; fsss ~ s! y ssss ss sss
Ports 4lassaa 2assp ssss lQls1o '
Grand resai .4s8ss|asaesI I2sseo hoasF Iaalss 1855
s....s.f--a---.rEc-5c-tt---
.-s,- Receipts W. HAaIxoad4 ,Mssah aOss
:4s SOUTH HokRaLhsA2RAiIRoABsgi in..i
Ale bales cotfop, ,s4 bales goeds -ta7 bbis thDur,
4 cars stock. To Railroad Agent PelxeE Rod.
gers & CO. G W williams Il co, I: D DsSahssure,
Q W Witte Geo Il Walter &lco, G Bee d co, "
w Smith, Murdangh d Matthew'S, Caldwell Son,
Frost d. .Adger, Wilcox, Gfbta. .& co, Hewry & Bon,
W oC0nrley & co, A Salinas, A Mnniean,
,Wiss Heo5 Sloan 4 Seigoteus; Geo T. A'TtenholIn
Son, Graeser d Smith. tGampsen & co. b Bisoao6
4 co, Bollmann Bros, Wagner 4. Aonsees, ! 9
ClauBsen. 4.
NORTHEASTERN 2lIrKolD.
s4.bales, upland cotton, Q, bags sea-Blaad cot
ton, AZ bbls naval stoxes, cars lumber and wood,
- bushels peas, mdse, &c. To Geo W Williams
1>e0, " z Ryan, Frost A.Adl&e5 Caldwell n Son,
G ". Wltte, Pelzer, Hodgers 4 co, 4 Salinas,
q tUufthey Eco, FPl Smith, Gfaeser i Smith, L
DMowry i Son. q "A Trenholm GOn, Af 4Sio-
leau, PElnge &!Son, wilcox, Gtbhs l. %, 3 Green
G B Richards i Bro, G Leibenwood, Mrs s Ellis,
BMui9an, Smith & Uhapesu, EfrsfnaT How.
ell 9ae Marshall, Jr, Barden @Parker, z Weifing,
" Sanders, and Railroad Agent. gi~'->..
SAVANNAH fNp cEetRtssroN RAnRoAp.
. Cotton, iHmberi imdse, &c. 70. Fraser b Dill, g
~ Williams d co,E, D. q Kracke, GA Gxstonsr 1ne
Heatons, " H Kaurdln, 4 L Toorasr. -.
= - .
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Market. by Telegraph.

A
EoNbuN, March S9-Nooa.Consoss s2T. Bonds
e24.
Afternoon.EConsoiss 10. bonus SL7s'
Evening.yConsois BY h2nas
NEW YORK; MAfcha SeGNoenSrIe1gaIs qu.eI
sSG aoTe Union
STATE bonds. dull Aogey easy a. ~ pS per ss0I CeH
lo1. ,,,.,,sn p,o,onoe on,st at a1a
Evening-Money easy; yGSs ssrnng Sirtatwns
SNS ~ SN TaS n s$ssess and Tir.
FMssfasssr M AT TeVs sSSsanlsseSi sw
II; Ffeignts s.eaay e Myorc, ao-s,er,,nc 2,,. Sight
NEW oRLsAss, ID s,,srna mansn Cola SI liz 80
eACnanee q P.ennum ui,.n.w Soiu ~ ~. .3,s,,
-'f .'t,!i Eacdffos NAfkETs: ~.
nascl Ssssa IaoSo sss.; up
EeniEg quiet; gplands l1d; oifesne
7ad; sales 12seselea safsaale 2ooo 1or specui
laiion and eTG&EH - e
NEW YORK, MarcT So-Noon.-Cotlon duiiS n5S
nlddilnS 1sii p21a9pass % !o'Sgs 1liSsns tSSss ~
9rste;lEv ~; A,o+hn !, "A, A,&es 5.o fbSiesy mn,
,onIS15Tc
'ApEs Ros1oT March sa,-cotton quiet; middllng
as5 asac' nes 1saaO seispss aes ~ os sSs lUa & '
o'JSN yiSf,RSl lNafAfS 3D. eSHeH eass ;amiddlngs
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ma icisoxing are the receipts Of cotton at the
urincinsl Southern markets, as reported BY teler
ffaph, nom Maren,2 ,2s to %, 1871, inclusive. Thfs
includes all points but overland:
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Norfolk Grain Market.

NORFOLK, March 2s.-coRN.-The weeks sales
foot up about $4,000 bushels. The market has
been regular with little variation lp prices during
,tne week. The prevailing price for white has
been s5c; mixed SIC, aud yellow 7easoc, a. Wnlen
we quote the market at the close. The transac-
tious to-day have been very small ,
OATs.-The receipts OF the week foot up Seoo
StJiaheig The market closes steady at 62hc.
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14c; low middllngs laa1ak; good ordinary IL; or
Sci sSnTAMaioh asss Srssssss q "a 51faassas
TO the amount Of 80 bales; low middling .Sa
lSH. There was light demand for the better
grades. Poor cotton low and neglected..
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Saxs Of Saa Islands and F1orldss and 85a6 baleso{
zyeannst tassanstf bags Of sea islands and Horif
dX6xfdXso2 bales Of uplands the previoas week.
-xSd dfHBSoS of sea hhnds and Ffortdas and ss2o2
bales Of upiands for the corresponding week the
year before. These supplies have come as fol-
lows: say Of uplands, per South Carolina Rail!
road, asi7 ,hsles, per Northeastern Railroad sso
bales, per Charleston and Savannah Railroad p,
peedsa saa1sGombahes Al, Ashepoo Il, Florida q
Of sea Islands, James Island 2, Northeastern Rail-
road 7, Ashepoo4, Beaufort 2, Florida 10, SaVant
naA 2. .ssJ..sas-. n, -, = 80, a.. =. .,,I
.ssTH seoyroN MARKET.-The msssee Ter Hthis
sfspfe has generally been quiet during tae Reek
Just closed, with slight fluctuations Tne rases ~
cskA HoTsGp .masket commenced at 7hd for npt
la,snekmpfpset sci1 ,s@Jx d, ,andIecedse m7Adi
HNeH ybtE, prices began at 1875, pardensdfo
ibXe, While atthis point middlng uplands3Ts
generally iuied q about l4c p b. The transaci
t,eaas st Liverpool and New FORK for this Period
',SSSssbss1 ~ lop0Hs,. on Friday. MA u, ne
;5Ss6ier sauiets snplands I'd ,ssaaa, ,12eoa haas
the latter was weak at 15hc, sales'Soe6 9afes:
ON Sasarday the former was active aud hrmer,
ursnIssdss sax6xd, sales $4,000 bales; isttef
-Ne frner at i5xc sales ssh bales. On Monday
the former was quiet and eAsier, rplands 7hd;
sales IL 600 sbaaesS the lsttss wassd, and heay1
stlSxc, sales 4597 bales. On Tuesday the former
.kaesAtss saa pesdy, 4 adaSssle'gg
bales; the latter was quiet and steady at l5Hcj
ssies 2IS5 balesS SDa Wednesday the former was
quiet. galapds sales y 600 bsles; the latter
MAS Suiet and steady, except for low grades, at
N; 4ssK rs ssss1 iss5a q s
The trsnsactisns in this, market for the wees
Mefgs efgs Ss rSioEs:' OH Friday, March "a there Nai
.2Sood Injury tue liner, saslitas rlaintai1ipg
WShsfautss and we're In liaht supply while the
1T&sf GRADES We're unchanged; sales ahoftI 4 100
bsles, ordinary 10 good ordinary being quoted at
aae(@zg low usiddtns' la,ll q tfic7
fhaddaas @1<xc p b. en Saturday the arti'
ole was 'irm and higher for good qualities, wnicn
seera nxegnlar, and improved Atf some cases afal!
xcY u; sales 500 bales, ordinary to good ordi,
nsfy being quoted as11k@i3 low niddlng laH
@lsxy middllag and strict Iaidaling 44@a4Hc u
h. On Monday she market opened 'hrmt outee1
came quiet; salss SOP bales, ordinary to gooaer;
dfiary being quoted at III k@3a aoHs middlng
sasxasax; nnsddline ~ striet Mddhng f$Hd
M: 6n Tuesday the article wss autst At steady s
priGsa: gales 400 6ales; glotatsops % befo<ee On
sWeinesdsy Ggeod grades were 'arntc asthers uni
Changed, With d. mouefafe denaRd; sales SOC
bales, ordinary. to good ordinary bsina quoted at
ax,Salsalon dmiddling lskE nidAng fA9f4h,.
strics middlng 14H@14hc. p ,ft,, Yesterday there
81 Was limited inquiry at unchanged figures, sales
soebNestaay So st 1ox, Oh at II, fsas afS, II at
l1x, Ii az 1ix, II 7ar1l, Is at 1s, 81 at 1sss, SO
isX. at ls1. at j, "a at JAN, -1o at lax. We
quotes
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,EEAKLA1 4 LsSEs no SAY AsNAE
THReeuHnBYl DAYLIGHT.

/ ..zfis ,f EJ.:.sy--.s,F!I ~; sls
FOR, PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT. HILTOY
~" aE4B' sA7zNNAh. 31siES 1SD ~.
Ei.'i'' .s'''- ." BRUNSWICK GA. ="
|s,r:-s ssii aiG The faportse Steamer s''f
oasEIEI n X HAhE G <9e1!y
J i,as ri rss1Captsin bs!w.;BuR@gk Sill 1ssd
sHul lgecsiYe Freight st Aecommo odac 4S3ssk n
Gs Xaarf {SF sSEoR aBSXs Rgasss s9as sSs
haW asi7 Arriving &Ss SavaaHs6 tbeNasne
sysnisg, ad asNgp&s slaF AleEenl .Hpes stollcw.
;nS 4SsE4asg x lssHs SSSs
n Fur FzekhEgf pssaaae, afplFu6l &A se.'s
|.a ~ ,saisss.i e,>lRAvENkl4 hek4ESsA. .p0Tl :.
.seRtga ~. =. 60
J IA O. Be f .shL 4 o. RAlt ID tsk g
l %. - t.... W. IL I'd ]; :s. 7 @
FsoR ssA eAsrsH, ,fERNA ANpIN4.s JACKSON.
tsYILLEgPILATKsAYA Nd ALL PO&EsSa'.s
.s.saz : s1e..TREEs s2c JelAse''ss;lKlYASsas N:sa
EfTSe Steansff nrisfi iDfGT IroR, Captsin =. ,gEh
4,ta n GoxbrTER Rifie sails nom a h
Southern ,Whark aboye .po1fR eyss4stS sscAY
sEENs ~ g SalSs5 soos s5seS & Rsss s5 s.t
yThe Steanses CTfY POINT, ID. .lBsTlncent,
VA saiL fron SQuthaM WhAfH foe. above Poa@
sety sseEy ri Gtstisstbn TTdSxEsbxY aTrsaS6oN, at
g'eIocks' As.R-it..I ~ sL. -" -. .-a
octlo Southern wharf.
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Z e9s ;3s tsaU upland: as'saa,

ERElGHTS.-IO LlVeIpool, ny sschm ulieoI noinii
7so1sH ss' 1s ga d aS'sas', aS'sas.,
ga on sea Islands. To Hayre nominal. Coastwise
Ito New York, by steam nc on uplands and &c on
sea islands; 81 25 q terce on rice; by sail, = Q ID
on cotton; "a tierce on rice; 4oo q barrel on
rosin; s7@ss q N on lumber; 5000 p NJ on tim;
OesA gsssas ssa ,sal| ss r r saR'na 3 Oa
boards, 80 p b on cotton; By steam 81 y bale on
New York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam.
Xc p fb on uplands; by sail, 81 SM on boards;
SO on timber; s. a ton on clay, and ss@s so on
ss2s8sPa::sEs :E r s|'aGsS q S.i Ry i'es$ eSs$sakI
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, 8. c., Darien and Satilla River, Ca,
aud Jacksonville, Fla.,' TO Northern ports, and
$lo6l2 a n are rates on lumber and boards.
DOMESTIC ExcHANaE.-The banks are purchas-
ing sight checks 0hHeu York at 4 on to par; ive
days A@,S or; 10 days x on; Is days - or; 20
days :; 80 days =. They are selling sight checks
a. 's2sS SsEssSsSAQ Ssr11aa I'D afnsasasgts
day was 1sx@lsX for so day bills
GoLD.-The brokers we're yesterday buying at
10 and ceiling atlA,a aitG. aEi1 10
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= >1csScISS xtl, March sol aacoD dnlf; cisarsites,
l0Xc. Whiskey firm and in fair demand at6sc-
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The arrivals for the corresponding week LAST
yssnyee4eSa bales. I-s5tR ..s a.. 80 :
sfgaS ssocsof the article In sightS st the latest
sassea n w ia ftflcws: II,
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s9TE-We e; have deducted from HeT " Orleans y e
o5l77 bales uplands irop Mobile s2sS bales mp
lands and burned 5e2; from Savannah 24o4 bags
sea islanaana 1878 bales upland ana from Charles
ton 1909 pNes sea island and 1881 bales upiand-
the quantities received at those ports from no.
bile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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TsORN0RTH,EaSToz BEAUFORT AND
fitHIo LANDING. ~ .:a...a = So

j.. tye w ss1 s;ss W.IlesSa Gentral Wlsst 1s'9iz
'S,cock. and, Returning; VIII ieave "Beaoft every
TUESDAY, at O'Clock a. n, and Edsto aSS Pm.
j. ,Har2l !. a., ~ ,rfA I'D. AEkG& A2eQt.
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ExvoFfs of Cotton and Rice
from the Port t.&EC9UTlestOn, from 6apr
tenabor 1, Is30c ~ x3GAtca1 20. 1871.
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RENEWAL OF CLERICAL PROMISES
There was, to use a aecular phrase, grand
field day at st. Sulpice Seminary, Paris, Oh
the Feast of the Presentation B. v. NJ,
2lst November. Ten bishops, one hundred
priests, the pastors of all the churches of
the Capitol, and the students renewed their
clerical promises. The address was de-
livered by bis Emipence the Cardinal Arch
bishop of Besancon. Mgr. Matthew, who
presented the ring of the martyred Arch
bishop, Darboy, to be kissed by the clergy.
but did not oficiate.
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=. SELF MApE MEN;-Some time ago one of the
leading Northern periodicals the pub Iica
ton Of series of articles purposing be sketches
the lives OF men who from humble positions, had by
their nntirng energy inteisence and business capao
world Whilst not disposed at present to enter upon
where credit Is due and hence, in few words pro-
New York in population and wealth, has business
Eight viii eventually raise her 10 that commanding Pc
snna In the front rank Of these must
msncing with small and unPretending store at the
corner OF Rousseau and jackson streets has in few
years 6uit mp such an immense buOiness
Ss Magazine street He carried to the building OF bis
fortunes an eneegy and determination rarely given to
aS AND thsse attributes directed BY ready wisdom
his high integrity With the interests thoueands
the poise OF his wellbalanocd mind never trembled
Sndss the weight Of its burden and hs Unborn honesty
o. those Who like him force their way to posi-
uons OF 20 much trust. 1t is impossible In n abort
onaranter which, whom blended, mako up the erest
secTet OF success but should doubt the cor
eenees OF those remarks with which this sketch must
cosS We would simply refer him the past hietorv of
fourtn district, where Mr. Millers small beginning
recorded and 20 the splendid and stock at 601
lrrefragible proof ~ WIG
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We have it upon good authority that every
SoVpg LADY nesps list Of the gentlemen Who call
future. on New Yeaf's day. On this scroll of honor
however 1t s said that all those young gentlemen who
ancs may never expect to have their names inscribed
as the dear creatures consider it kind Of slight
look as well 20 possible in her eyes Now, gentlemen
after this warming the best thing do Is call
on Messrs Person Hews, Nos IS and Is Camp street,
and get an OUTFIT Those gentlemen have splendid
and Y 10 well established fact that for elegance of
quality OF material etc., other establishment in this
city country supply goods which surpass those
sold by them Read their card our 5th page.
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If Thomas Dacey had been an ancie
Roman: instead Of living in 1871 in Lowe
Mas, he would have been presented wi
q civic crown, and possibly have had
statue in the Capitol after his demise. IA
why Because Thomas Ducey is or b
only three wives No. 81 is only a few IA
old. One of the little Duceys died 20,
years ago. Mrs. Ducey No. / had elev
children Mrs. Thomas Ducey No. 9 h,
seventeen children. Mrs. Tom Ducey n
3, who is still living, and may still aiorii
the Ducey name by further like present
tions to her lord has had six. OF course
family like this, amounting to small u
lage population, cannot be founded IN al
and our readers will not perhaps be An
prised to learn that the great Ducey ia
years of age; but the little Ducey wi
came into the world the other night, is ,
the more . phenomenon.
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A LUCID NoTIcE.--The following notice
to guests is posted in a hotel at Lahore,
Hindostan, kept by o native landlord :
"Gentlemen who come in hotel not say
any thing about their meals they will be
charged for, and if they should say before
hand that they are going out to breakfast
or dinner, ETC.. are If they say that they
not have anything to eat, they will not be
charged, and if not SO, they will be charged,
or unless they bring it to the notice Of the
manager of the place. and should they
want to say any thing, they must order the
manager for, and not any one else, and I'M
less they do not bring it to the notice of
the manager, they will be charged for the
least things according to hotel rate, and no
fuss will be allowed afterward about it.
Should any gentlemen take wall lamp or
candle light from the public rooms, they
must pay for it without any dispute about
its charges. Monthly gentlemens will have
to psy my fixed rate made with them at
the time, and should they absent day in the
month, they will not be allowed to deduct
any thing ont of it, because I take from
them less ratio than my usual rate of
monthly charges.n
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testant creed will be found to be TIE ]
sired panacea. The book 10 full of n
ana impudent assertions, which have IN
ably exposed and ridiculed in anota
pamphlet by Mgr. Nardi.
Ane Government seems somewhat nj
picked a. to its course of action with
GARD TO the new Bishops. 1t is unwiIl1
10 prevent them absolutely from tahi
possession Of their Sees, bat it scarcelv y
ishes the entire ignoring of the Law I
specting the "exequatur." A scheme
saIo 70 oe In contemplation which tlI
propose to content themselves with. n
which will more or less save appearan1
at least. The Bishops are to leave \
Bulls exposed in their own residences |
examination by all who may wish To !
sure themselves of their authenticitv.
that Government officials among The
may, If they think At, avail thems elves
the opportunity.
The Examinations prepared for Mond|
night on such costly scale were a failn1
All were disappointed, that is, all /
immigrants, for. the Romans remain1
peaceably In their houses, having neit1
anection for the newcomers nor coufided
IN their ability. 1t did seem at enc 1t
~ II the Corso might have bad tolera1
good efs ct, with its long vista Of blazjl
arches but some good or evil genius FRI
trated this possibility by prompting :
designer to interrupt the series BY haneid
OF strong red cloth between the arches|
London Tablet.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, December 20.
STAR OFFICE,

MORNING STAR OFFICE,
Saturday Morning, December 80, ls7l|
CoTToN-We left tho market at the time of our last
port ruling at Lot to l74o for ordinary 1871 to 1880
prices have given way ssturday the ses
up $500 bales at prices which though iuctuating sor
\ M.o assys psy saS 4SS ss!s:
ty the sales summed uP s7oo bales
Ess, s Il
SS5 ss. s5s hS sas
for casS down yet sSo %soe prices
without any quotable decline, tho advantage, h0
and even running lists, which were quite arm
Referring to our remarks, We quote the market
midDs nid sHSS % tn Sd
middng da lsac per lb The total sales for the
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-we quote sugar visi fair
f1 fsI Il s TGST
at q 70 3sc for fair 40 to 42c for prime and 40
ssSs ss s i 9s
SoEs.%s quote = to 7ss per bushol for mixed
3ATsWe quote 60 &C. S S,c Per a6 pTshel
aArNTSe trade i supplied at sss per ton for p
z5ss..s SsS ss ss Dbl
sides q to &c. clear sides to SIC, and IA to l5ie
suGar-cured hams.
fARD-Tieroes sell at OF to o. and kegs at 1oa to
per ID.
DIR SALT MEAT-shoulders are quoted at to d
per Id.
:, BREAKFAST BAcoN-western commands 81 to Sc p|
Id. -
BUrTER-We quote choice Western at IS to &c. choi|
por lb
CHEEsE-G Choice factory is quoted at l6 tol7c and
serve at Is to 14c per lb.
PoUITRr AND Eacs Chickens are selling on the laeI
to &C. Eggs IS to 500 per doz.
EscuLENTs-Potatoes arc selling g a5 to o. so per
Onions sell at &3 90 to g so per Dbl. Csbbages ~
to $40 Per box Green Apples " 90 TO % oo: Al
CoFFEEWe quote 2l3 to 213o per Id gold duty PAU
for prime 2Of to 81 for good 100 to ao4 for fair oFdn
1e1 to 1870. Il
WHsKTWe guote2 90 to d 09i per gallon for ohoi1
Western rectifed: Bourbon 81 50 10 IS. High WINE
e7ic to o..
INDIA BAoeINe-We quote ITO per yard in bales al
l6c IN rolls Kentucky hemp and fax l78 to lsc As
quality Domestic jute baggfng loo Per yard In tolls.
IRON TKs-Are steady and firm at 81 to So per ID
Money Market.
Gold los3 to 100. American half dollars los to loe
Mexican dollars ITO to 1lO1.
Sterling exchange il6i 70 117R, francs 4.97f to
n0un naSfo oHooU ~ 4 ant INN
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In card published on the fifth page of !
press their thanks to those estimable gentlemen
Jas Jackson, President, and Mr.; T. Forstsli, Gene
from the company as Christmas presents. This timl
generosity Of the gas company exhibits the charac|
of its officers in most favorable light and also prod
that the employees are faithful and deserving men.
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"To-morrow and Tomorrow and Tom
row." VIII be New Years day OF course who sail
wouldn't So all you little boys who want q nice q
years gift, say to Pdter dnilids that b. T. washs
ITO Canal street, has tho incest and cheapest b
clothing In town. All you yourg men, middfe-ad
go down tn 3. T. Walshe's at No ITO Canal street
treat yourselves to now years present in the shape
some good clothes Tell him to let you have ali Won
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Tuesday, January I'd, 1872, will make an
Messrs Byrne & Co., corner Of Magazine and jackson
streets; will commence offering their immense stock Of
announcement win cause greater futter amongst the
fair ladies OF tho city than does the arrival
years day and Justly for the latter every year.
but such an offer as IL mado by Messrss Byrne & Co.,
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Persons leaving the city for q short time are
often at loss ss 70 what h to be done with their furn
corner Camp and Calliope Streets has extensive
warehouse In which he Will storo furniture and for
tsnds 70 the repairing of residences thus
avoiding the danger labor and Of moving the
Saa bin
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CoNuNpRuM.-Where was Moses vbe

CONUNDRUM.-Where was Moses when d
candle was put outf Do you give 1t upf whv. he \
would be in exactly the samo condition that Moses
IN, If Mr.. j. p. Cross the agent of the Septolne
lshments, Noe 50 Camp street and Is Dauphine stra
should close his doors and refuse furnish light to
OIL Mr.. Cross keeps hand and constantly manu-
turing Japanned wares Of all kinds. Read his adv
tisement.