Commercial.
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The river still Continues very low, nd naviga-
ton suspended. Our merchants havenade Pur-
chases 10 meet tho greatest businss season
that has ever been in Arkansas. The perchants
both here and at Fort Smith, will hae by the
first rise of tor, stock sufficient to spplv the
market in the most abundant manner farmers
and country dealers may rely upon our PIPER for
the earliest intelligence Of n rise.


The market still continues bare of produce
generally -four and cornmeal are in acfve de.
mand. We had considerable rain on SsSarday
night last, but it had no effac, upon the rivcr


We refer our readers to the following cAract
from the COMMUNICATION of our obIiging correspond
ents at Ne* Orleans. We are indebted TO this
firm for many items Of commercial intelligence
and take pleasure in making the acknowledge
..~-.--i ---....O..u mouse TO the fnef'
chants and planters of Arkansas, who do business
in that city. eI.


New ORLEANS, Dec, %, tS4f


"Our cotton market apoears 80 t.. roeossfne
fror, ,L-.rsuI oppression aused by the lasthc-
counts from the other size, and although no asu.
al advance has ye, taken place in ,,ri-~e, holdrs
nre less anxious to re"i:-e, and better fecbg
seems tn r~--aue them than we have noticed A.
~o'ne time past.
Tho sales Of tho week amount to over 80 Oh
oales' Tho bulk of which has been taken on Il
ehsh account, which is an indication of confiJer.
IN The future course of the staple, that we tra
VIII lead to some ameora,ion in the current !
'oe here' Inferior cotton is now selling at a
ordinary At; midding 4! 5; mddlinp f.
d 81; and fair 6 Ct.


We are truly, dear sir.


your most ob't ser't,


WM. DAVIDSON e. CO..