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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

TBE RECENT FIFE IN THE BONDED WARE
soUsE.--We learn from Washington that the
Secretary Of the Treasury has ordered the Col
ector to investigate the cause Of the recent
re in the Bonded Warehouse in this city. We
rust for the sake Of the commercial commu-
lty that the investigation will be thorough and
arching. Had the building with it, contents.
zen destroyed it would have ruined many of
o. merchants tor large proportion Of the
pperty is not insured Insurance risks are
clsidered so great upon that building that
my merchants are unable to procure any at
aand the few who are insured pay most ex-
triagant rates to the insurance companies.
e do not believe in government watchmen
tGsucb place, unless the merchant derives
sot benefit in better security and cheaper rates
oinurancc. A building or factory. allied with
craes and furnaces. and fires blazing away
Al light, it might be well to have q watch
oNi but in place like this let the fires he
prIfly extinguisbcd when the building is
clof in The afternoon, and there would be far
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26


Mr. WILLIAMS reported from the committee upon lie re-
organization Of the Penitentary Hospital staff and re-
commended the appointment Of steward to that nst
ticn for the appointment The entire matter was laid
over for further consideration
Il was proposed TO make donation OF FIVE hundred
dollars to M Shadbolt keeper Of the penitentary at
biackweiis Island who III. abled year ago. by the
loss OF his eye while engaged in blasting rocks for the
Mr. TOWNSEND moved the granting Of the donation at
.'s ms WAS not concurrcd in by the Govern
Or. Inc claim was referred TO committee to report
upon f
medical b ror $ls for services rendered az Essex
market prison ordered TO be paid on notion az Mr.
Hcrrick. ' - "''' " ar
Mr. DrsEo had rcccyed communication from a friend
Der Of in the Workhouse and give them work
az s1 seven hiings day He (Mr. d. would offer thu,
Resolved, That the Committees on the Anshonse and
Workhonse De authorized to discharge from the Aim.
ana "orhouses to the order Of any responsible person.
any number q male inmates Of those institutions pro
yded the applicant pledges his responsibility 10
them employment elsewhere.
Mr. thRRlcK said he did see MANY able boiia3 men
at me institutions at any time.
e M paao saidOf course Others would be taken but
Il any men unnecessarily burthened the public the,
ought 70 goif they got employment.
Inc resolution was adopted
MI TOWNSEND said that previous to adjournment he
taken with reference to the asking for further appro-
praton Of 800 900 for finishing the workhouse Ths
proposed new law should be drafted forwarded 10 thu
legislature 10 order that the Common Council may b.,
authorized TO give the money.
former resolution Of lr Pinkney relative to the mat
ter. read
Dir Wet Mr. PiNKNKy and Mr. SMITH, requested TO
50 arrange a TO proceed to Albany during the week upon
the subject The gentlemen expressed their readiness m
proceed TO the capital.
Mr. DtGso offered the following resolution -
Resolved, That the purchasing clerk prepare weekly
st oi AL goods and other property purchase BY this
ioard That the said list contain the Of the seller
me description OF goods property and the price paid
therefor. -
A motion Of Mr.. HERRIcK to the effect that the old
piano AZ the unac Asylum be sold, and the sum Of 5000
ne added TO the price for the purchase of one was
ordered to be laid upon the table
Mr. WILLIAMS moved that the Board do now aGiourn
Agreed 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

EXTRAORDINARY AND SUCCESSFUL SURGERY
On Thursday last tumor weighing twentyfour
psounus was taken from the interior Of the abdomen
% woman in this city named Rafferty,. she had
euncted under II for some years. Immediately be-
lore the operation her person measured three feet
seven inches IN circumference in the same place she
now measures =. seventeen inches She has recovered
from tie immediate effects or The oporation and IL;
doing we'll Boagor Mercury, Jun. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

Malls Eal. Ezs rOpe.

Malls far -k:xs rope.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The C,nard steamship Arabia, Captain Judkins viii
kave this port ct noon today, for Liverpool
Subscriptions and advertisement for any edition of the
NKw YORK HERALD will be received at the following
places in Europe
T. sandford l. Co, London.
William Thomas L Co. 10 and q Catherine street.
livingston, Wells & Co, Paris
b II. Revolt, II Rue de Ia Banque.
The European mails win close in this city, half past
ten O'Clock ahis morning The WEEKLY HERALD viii be
published at half past nine O'Clock.
Single copies, in wrappers, sxpencs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

The FLoIuDA WAR..-lt is said that about 900
volunteers are prepared in Florida 10 take the field
aReinst the Seminole Indians, whenever the authori
ties say the word. We have late adyces from Flor.
ida but sec no mention Of the report that Billy Bow
legs had declared war against the United States"
nor any reference 10 massacre Of troops, stated
IN the Savannah papers. ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

sui upwards. leHcc, especially, tne auVanclr
tendency of coal. iron. copper. and other mincAl
stocks-not even excepting the zinc stocks.f
the Tribune philosophers in New Jersey.
The fact is, we are in the very midst of
career of unexampled financial prosperity; ant
gorgcd to a surfeit with gold, Wall street i
quietly spreading its operations over the coun
try and over the world. But it may be said
that Wall street must sooner or later ex
pect reaction corresponding to the extra
ordinary stimulus it now enjoys. Houses arr
going up in price beyond all the bounds of q
permanent equlibrium-and so oflots and plots
and ground rents and 80 ofprovisous, and so o.
all the necessaries OF life, while fixed saa
ries, annuities, and pensions, and the general
compensation Of all kinds Of labor remain at q
stand STILL The same may be said of our mer
chants of all classes Their rents and expenses
are inordinately increased ; but they are de
barred by general competition from raising
their scale Of prices. 1t may be urged thai
the end Of this state Of things must be an ex
classes to enforce something of an equivaen
or a balance between their pay and their necessi
ties; and that the continually increasing receipts
Of gold from California and Australia, instead
Of retarding, will only precipitate the rcvulsior
required to restore the proper equilibrium he
tween capital and labor.
The bears already say, why should not al
inordinstc imitation Of gold in the general cir
culation, produce, finally, the same reactionary
consequences as an undue initiation Of paper mo
ney? The value Of gold is based upon its scar
ity. Make II as plentiful az iron il will he
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28
DAILY CRESCENT.
River Intelligence.

The st. Louis Republican of the 18th says:
We were informed yesterday evening by gentleman
just from Peoria that the Illinois river at that point
still open and the ice In Peoria Lake had ali disappeared
The weather, when he left, which Tuesday morn
ing not cold for the and prospects
for the river To remain open for days yet
There ice in the river between Peoria and Lasas
Two steamboats, have lately sunk In the Illinois river
ST. Francis and Excel The st. Francis sprung leak in
water she is reported to have had little freight
board at the time Of sinking The ST. Francis is boat Of
the smallest class and not very valuable. The Excel
sunk at Apple Greek in about five feet water She
her down with two barges in tow, which filed
partially filed with grain flour, etc The steamboat
lie said, had little no freight board.
The Sam Gaty arrived at st Louis from Keokuk the
14th inst after difficulty, having ipnu
merable sand bars aud ali the other difficulties incident
to navigation at this advanced Of the year Her
officers report the river 10 the possible condition and
the water at Keokuk eight inches lower when the
left than any previous time since last season The
Gaty left Keokuk Tuesday morning the 18th. The
weather there cold and cloudy On her way down,
met Luels lying aground at Enterprise Bar with Of
her barges lying in TO shore above the unoaded while
the other aground alongside the steamboat The Ju-
liz Dean aground at the mouth Of the Illinois river.
The water falling with but 80 inches the Enterprise
Bar.
The Elvra arrived from Glasgow, Missouri river the
same evening and encountered great many difficulties
in getting down The water falling from Glasgow down
at the rate Of about inch per day and is lower
than 1t has been known for years past Freighs along
the river and navigation almost
The only bort up for the Missouri Is the Honduras
She will be Town in day or two and her arrival she
will. in all probability. lay up also Navigation in that
river may now he considered nearly at close.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28

The body of Capt Rodolph, who was lost on
the Hamilton has been found and inferred at Charleston
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csrrslso'h n,o-s Ga. Light coDo-ns, Dscw Aeo peu
Collins W Aeocsmmsek squires Vast
TCTwehsl aeoMecuteha. Collins Aeo-ciArk Mo,by-Hssd
The bark Panama Is consigned 70 Gvaihpsy Il Dosvsl
Bog Mary Qasen is consigned to w Hypsan.
Brig Fssfas ssul4 10 consigned 10 wiethnm
Tit British ship Osprey & consigned 10 WIN Nurs.
NEW YoRK-P-r ship Creole W Po~.-A NosA Gslsspi--
sgur-H Bronpndee-F Folgsr &eo-Fros
w BoothM Mil,r-c Budeker &eoJ GanchsHofrsli Gs,s
Seo-J Waterman broh Bell &eoTP Ayd tie acoJ Bag
nee-J Woodruftes-B Kitrdgs Cow q ssphen-W
&eo-Cbery, Hendsr,on AGO L WhitsJ BonnhfssHlb
CoopstA Grief &co-W Sssrh &eoJ Johnston aeo-A
Wight &eoJ Hgyt-N c Folger-B Beaeh-Rsbsou Allen
Ksnae, DIX &coR RchnrdsJ SieelT r. ndsn &eoiisnder
PeaT GUsn-Soovil Mesd-Bridxe &bro-M,ndevlls
Lntonw Lsve,ieh Aeoc Bisreeksr &eoBernhemsn
Hart &co Greenwood &os-Wrght Williams
Bak &LsemaoS LockeRsyuolds Ddd-nrris& Sssburysnd
BosrOs--Per .elr Mary Eddy; Aeo-o
Vase 4loJ la .fsdf Twhsli keo-D Taylor keo-D Ksam
j Hubbard, and order.
NEW YoRK-Per brig Russian; whtesmb Larnie-R M Me-
APn &eowse Camtsn &e Perkins, Campbell kenG siger
HPenshardJ ncf,respr G-f &Aeo-Feiors
&eoTurobuil 6coA WbirgK.pnedy Fo.ter-Ksnne Dir &o
BushsnsnH Stona &oo-Foger &coBebee &eoA Foster,
Asd oder.
NEW YoRK-Ps Stephen Tsber; Damsron AesMariln, ow-
CoebA Brsssesn SEQ MeCregor 4eo-C Susdetts
Payne Hanson-Sdda &so-EEnt Jones-ridgs Bro,
and srdsr.
PASSENGERS.
Per Frank Pierce from Uysrpoosam Mcceten and lady Mrs
Emma Snyder And 80 sfser-ga.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28

HAvREPer ship Muhou.e 1855 bales hid
$4,000 slaves.
APALACHIcoLAPer sohr Aura, hbds susa-lO0
leo hs ols.,ess0 bbs whky4o
c.iis ropa-f5 bale. uldIs
BARCELoNA-Psr Spanish ship Nsds.ty; IL bales cotton.
LivERPOOLPer British ship Blanche bales cstonas60
MOBILEPer wciumpka-44 hhds sEa-sg
halt ts sssas$ bbs whsky5o kegs ehse-gs
PCS baggn.--5tl ska salt.
HOLANDPar shr Amter 30 hhds 20 half
10 a1a SO hAlfda pork
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28

THE DuBreur CLArn-Ths case, which is now pending
before the u g. Supreme Court involves interests the
sftent Of 100000 The claim embraces the town
OF Dubuque Iowa and extensive bodies CT lands in Du-
buque and Jackson counties Qowa) the Missss ppi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28

DR.. Bridgman says that the last census of
China which in print for the year 1873 which
made the population Of the empire than SOL 00o
lie is confident that the present population be-
Dthan 400 100000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28
TENNESSEE RIVER.

VIII leave wEDN EsDA Deesb-r q. at o'eioex
ENOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBIA, ~ =
IL EAsTPoRT aud all inisrm.is. ,o,,nss- s.
Regular Tennessee River Psske CHEROKEE-fhe xe1sEk
and fsyoriis steamer CHEHohEE Cap snaly sS~ re-
For freight having
superior accommodations apply on board or % -. . :
dss JOHN &. HY pE 4 co II Poydrasst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28

EAHrHocAKE-A slight shock Of earthquake felt at
Memphis Sunday morning, the 18th inst, about half
past six o'clock 1t lasted but very few moments.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28

Health, peace, content, and domestic tender
tho only OF life and they often smile
the roof Of virtuous industry. [Wm Penn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28
NJEw CIGAR SToRE-M VIDAL would an.

the public that the
CONNIE Place and ST. Charles with large and choice
assortment CIGARS and ToBACCO The best brands Of Havana
y. be constantly received and the most qualities
Of VIRGINIA LEAF. d5 6mSp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28

On OSEPH HUFTY, Oh
~. IMPORTER, ~.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
STAPLE GOODS
No. 20 CAMP STREET, snder thu City Hotel New Orleans,
Respectfully the attention Of
purchasers to his VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS which eshy
imported and constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS.
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFFALO COMBS Of every style and
variety.
BRUSHES OF DESCRIPTION OF his manufacture tho
lowest Northern Factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLES,
Such as PERFuMERy, HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS, PoMATuAI,
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES, PORT
ABLE DESKS, ether with PORTE MON
NAIEs, etc., Of every style and shape md unusually LOW
GUNS, PISTOLS Knives, COLTS AND WARMERS RE-
v0LNlNG PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAZoRS, LIFE PRESERy-
ERS, FISHING REELS and TACKLE every Variety suit
the most determined Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
~ The stock in this ips consisting Of the T. COOPER, NJ
TOBIAS and RIAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with
Of SWISS aud ENGLISH LEVERS together
sek Of tue and EASTERN JEW ELRy. svERWARE ETC., have
been selected with by r. ROBERTS engaged
the Wholesale business and having purchased exclusively fol
ER Every sIte WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, or the
MONEY REF UNDED.
WARRANTED. dl2 en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28

Gold and silver are metals quite too heavy
for to carry to heaven but in good hands they
be made to pave the way,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28
RenlQrQf.

memorial.
tT The and public
the position Occupied
tres street. their store, CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL
STREETS
They fitted up the premises with ENTIRELY NEW FIX
TuRES and invite the attention Of old and
visiting their oareuy selected
Of PATCHES AND JERELRY, SILVER AND PLATED HARE
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS. HYDE Il GOODRICH,
Of Sud2p .wSpWsm corner o Canal and Roval Streets
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COAST.
PERL RTVER.

Wll says Tlirr,nsspAy. re-swber ~ !, o'sestpr
IGOR COLUMBIA, MONTICELLO -
a., g., ske e,s eaIygsyItLs LeHf
fne hzb, dranght sd f.. - ses- < nv ....
vi ssFs 80 AoeVs' rom ne ssv Basin. For freight
dfss ANDERSON a NETCtrx 70 "a c..~,.. 49,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JErFERsoH Cry, l
Tuesday Evening, December q, 1853.
The supply Of stocks for the hambles sale is limited
and the market firm and In favor Of holders.
PRICES
BEEFCArrLr (Westsrn) fine to choice QJ.D10 fb net
rough to fine .........s1aa8 y fb net
(Attakapas l. Texss). .51sG6He p fb net
Hoos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 66Mt tt net
SHEEr lin lots) 50G4 so q head
(Good and Choce) ms "a so p head
MICH Cows. ...,...............S-o 0a-- 90 head
fCheice) ..........S- 0oG- 90 head
CALVES AND YEARLIsos ........S 1000 rs p head
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AM USE NJ ENTS.
CT. CHARLES THEATRE

ST. CHARLES THEAThE.-
~ ~ 80 sASisfh
T. o. CfikSiEr. .fsktsrsHE
~ Night but tire. ~ The Of Mr. ssd Mrs BAR
MY WILLIAMS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Deesmber 49, 1874 vii performed
THE BssHtUL IRISHNAS-Tersnes OGaiaghsr (wh sang,)
NJ Barney Williams To b. followed BY hri time,
Baes1ze, r snd played BIZ Ms william nighs
tu, Ns- Yok, sie, entitled THE FEMALE FORTY TEIEvEs
caisia o. Robbers Mr.. "
IHh IRISH THRUSH AND SWEDISH IGffrISsALs-Dshi
MeShsrs Ne Barney Wisms Nh Barney Williams
TOMORROW NfGHT-Mr and Mrs. Barney Williams.
TT Dress Circle sod PsrsBss Is Second Circle,
Ssy ~ ests Coorsd Bo1e 50 boIss ~; Stalls
for Sir Persons, IS.
essv.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28

TURKS ISLASD-per Afennvr. salt % order
BREMEN HAVENPer New England plde 900 seeaEs
passcnF.rg 10 u which died on the
p0)L-Per Lawtsresj salt to order
PtilLa DELI H A-Per Mury Queen; ored mi8e
NEW YORk-Pcr Russsn assorted mdge
NliSISSFONrs Rufus scale: o order.
BktAENfGr Helene; orted mice 81
llvEkPOOL-Per frsRk Piereei asserted ndss.
LiVERPO0l-Psr Osprey; 500 ton. Of salt order.
LVEhPoOL Per ship ielens s1s pEgs mis Schroeder
do My Manning S7 lss0 T Bgddecke
d. Lysreke 1oos7 ks Is doz aTushsm khses
mise II JordsI- s. DIV u DastIcas Aeo
BQEMENPer New In ;lnd sds Ssk, Dsy Siaufer-
do do Zsnbel ls5 is buckets 81 hotties AIS
Buldegse ds Schwartz do LaTi.-i Mr6regor
$50 ga do Crannsr sco9Oo dem Pandor5
b40i Snt 4 Fmis er90e i d she 6eo-sundries
LNERPOoLPr Panama $40 sacks salt &C dsz Gwahmey
boswsl
PENsacoLA-Pe Pewhasn; 81 bale. cotton IS bags pimsno
Harley &eo6 do coffee Lehford &eo5s NJ lumber 50 do do
lAth It sssh A Z Simpson.
LlyERPoOl-Pr Frank Pierce, Gquel Jami,on-4
&brs-2s pts Mccall CAGES do
Hsl-l ale Reos smms-l7 bsKss Rsse5
esl3 do 10 boxes jackson S2 casks II Fgsr
6ahan-s bsles Per Clegg Casks
pks NJ SIgneTll c Gaiaesl1
w Pollard Aco4 McCut hson &eos2 R-lph kco-l
Leon brenu 3os ck pks PeksIt PsrLias
Waterman khro$ PE-sls3 Bienl SIks &so-9f W Tellen
co.. Hrmne It'll ns2 chains Chs brosl mdse Cannsr
Kdder F.bnl do q pkg, Stark pav siau.I
do do Byne &eei do Smith Fmisers do Psn aeo elk
fianse bro37 pkga Bru sds broi csk Widest &ca
% W lhtord &eob ks loo $50 td ss4 bars
1871 bsrs II r do ORDER
PHLADELPIiiA-Pe Atlantic; sur,evautal74
scass Spencer Fields,
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HORATIO d. HEWITT, PIANO.
FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No, 80 Camp I'll ~

HORATIO ID. HEWITT, PIANO-AHE-
IL Ill FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No. 80 Camp lFi3
street, New Orleans would respectfully request the 4 II
attention OF the public to his large and en-nsivel
of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of all kinds
descriptions and also his we'll selected of PNo
foRfEs from The factories Of frat the United States and
which those STODAKD
Of New York HALL SON Of New York and PLEYEL CO.. Of
Paws The above the following kinds GRAND ST.
MIGRAND, PICCOLO, PiCC0L0 0BLIQUE AND SQUARE-are
the celebrated mskcrs the world combining all the late
of * add 0ctsye They will be sold A. manufacturers
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of all kinds and quantity
Among the constantly hand the and
selection brought The Southern Market
WILLIAM HALL SON the approved SPANISH
the climate. The subscriber has had years.
the Northern cities well and
thoroughly acquainted with The mnutest details the business His
Southern
be
stock OF INSTRUMENTS the LATEST
MOST MUSIC. The Musical Public respectfully
invited 10 call and examine his stock.
h0RAT0 D. HEWITT 80 Camp street. New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-28

The Hon. W. B. Campbell, Representative to
Congress from the Sat Of Tennessee died at Washington
on the
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"wednesday Morning, December 49, 1858.
coTToN-Thsre was active demand yesterday, end
the sales reached Io50o bales Prices were irregular
without any quotable change:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ......... "a 81 Middins Fair. .IoH61ox
Middling: .:..... $40 az aoOi Fair. ...... %
Good Middling.. 9sl@10k Good and Fine... 40
CorTos--bas.. Tos.soo--hhd.
Stock on hand Sept. 1853. ~. .1oI572 2s,4e5
Received since 49,. .467o 1858 es54
:. yssterday..... 4sea7-472eo5i klOOO- 1854
4s3,I77 a6,sls
Exported to date. 2l4778 6,798
= yesterday. 6lO3-249,ss1 COS 7,4o4
Stock on hand not cleared .... .2a32ss 2s915
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-sugar was higher, and 600
hhds taken at 3<03x for Fair to Fully Fair noss-
SEES, 1000 bbs were sold at l7h@lse gallon for prime
We also heard of some 10000 bbls Molasses taken
plantation within the last weeks at 12e gallon in
the cistern.
ToBACc0-ws heard Of So hhds sold Of which 10 at
9, II at6I, 9at T. at ST., and 10 private terms.
FLoUR-The demand fair, and prices higher.
Sales $500 bbs Of which 400 Indiana So 49, 1900 Ohio
mixed brands store at 50 Co. $50 st. Louis also at SO co.
$50 Ohio at Sc S. 200 fancy Illinois at SO 10 800 Extra
st. Louis at SO 9o6S7, and 100 choice Extra Union
brandt at 81 co. Toward the close holders refusing
SO so for Ohio the asking rats being SO 62 and over
GRAIN-Corn was in good request at improved rates
and noticed sales Of 5000 sacks, including 1859 new
Yellow co 200 White and Yellow at e. 1000 sks old at
62 and $50 Yellow at ST. . bushel. OF Oats about 800
sacks St. Louis sold at 51E624 y bushs lot Of
6O3 SKIS Of prime Wheat taken at 81 60 and heard
Of 1900 sold on Monday evening at that rate
PRO ,IsI0NS-Pork was firm and a lot Of 800 bbls
State Inspected New Mess taken at Sl3 Dbl Bacon
very dull On Monday IS good sides mot prme)
sold at O. and 10 at ezse h. ofLard 81 ties New
brought 90 v fb.
sALT-Three cargoes Of Liverpool have been sold
within the last two three days Of which 77oo ks Coarse
at 81 10, and 6o0o about NTH fine, al 81 II u saok
CoFFEE-35O bags Old Rio sold at IKE p lb
BAGGING AND ROPE-A lot of 16S bales India Bag
gpg sold the vessel at 1919 yard cash Of Rope 200
coils Prime taken at 81 cash.
CANDLES--sales 80 boxes Star at 221lGa23s p ID.
WHISKY-Improving and $50 bbls Rectined were sold
10 two lots at 2is p gallon.
FREIGHTS-Two ships taken for Liverpool at I'd for
Cotton and at 17ad for Germ two for Havre at
fr Cotton ship for Boston at 1916 for full cargo
Cotton and small vessel for Richmond at IS p hid for
| Sugar
| EyCHANGE-very dull at our quotations;
oterlng ..........s .luo;4 fU ivez
rfaier.. 10 ipoiA
New York Sxty-dsy BillA,. y CT disc.
Sight Checks on New York. ....... S0DH p ct. prem
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Fanny spsrhswk, Tsrebonne, from Donalds0uvils.
Bulletin No 2, Church, from M.wphs
P. s. Kilab,l n, Orr from Bayou Ssrs.
TEXAS Ranger, Stot knan from Red River.
Gypsy Urv, Pay Saa.
Wsssrnsr, Abbs, from ST. Louis.
Red River Loualer, from BsI-.
Towboat De whaHn tho a5h
lost, trigs DscuIn and Isabel brought up ssp England,
brig. Bss,ian Rains soula.
TowboAt MARY kng,and Phillips I'm the
mt ships seyret Meteor bro.gst up shps
Pierce and Osprey sehr Aisnva-
Panther light bre1ght
Up ship Helene, bark Panama, trig Mary Queen.
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WATCHES. JEWFIRY. Fro.
DAGuERREAN SALOON. N

- 26 CAMP STREET, New oreaus-Ths undersigned having
their Saloon LIKE
NEsSEs in every variety and style 10 ,u their patrons
~ The Ladies and Gsntlem visit
the city call their
procuring Lkenessss elsewhere. Perfect satisfaction given all
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VIII leave EDNESDAi, Dyc.nAsr ,, a. ) O'Clock
Es0R MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAP0- -
LEON, LAKE PRovlD nee, NATCHEZ, L64rx-tSr
ylcEsBuRs and all inlerasd.- ,-i1s, Egg AZ
Nc h Church,
s. ready morning.
For freight passage. appty 90 board, OF %
JOHN T. HYDE CO. Poydras street. !
NB-The BULLETIN MeFph with the
City Hantsyile fr NASHVILLE and ChAflsson, for cNciN
NATL taking through either point stsat dessatoa di&
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The Gardiner Planning Works, at Bristol, R.
l., have been burned. Loss, $4,000.