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The steamer illinois is hand to day from Aspinwan.
with million and quaer Of gold OF which. from The
present aspect of the Exchange market will be wanted for
export
The foreign news had little effect in the street The
decline in Consos only cent, is not considered indi
eating any material change in the position of financial
political affairs In Breadstus the news has producedcon
siderable buoyancy, and Flour has advanced l2Ic b
Mesrs Duncan, 81 ernan Co, announced by this
morning paid all the Coupons of the California cent
debt which presented, amounting to about $4,000
Their act in this matter has received strong commend
alton from parties who appreciate the high tone which
should prevail in regard State faith and indeed in regard
TO all credit.
The received at the Sub Treasury was
payment s3i6,lIo Balance, s2e376ol.
The receipts the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
December are s5546l
The interest coupons Of the bonds OF tho Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad Company will be paid at the Ne
chancs Bank on the 10th inst Cert fcaes Of interest
stock at the rate of per cent per for the half
year ending 10th January will be Issued to tho stock
holders on that day. the Office Of the Company No
Broad st.
We give below full rpor; Of the condition Of this
Road which will doubtless be highly satisfactory to the
stockholders.
The increase of business on the Columbia Railway Of
Pennsylvania for the past year 1884, "a cent
The increase oil 1894 over 1913 esumaed az ~ cent
or $4,000 tuns ........ .,..,,,,,
TolseSp, uGiares acludns engines IA. 4553l 20
.-aor-, a,
The net profit s equal TO nearly cent, the original
cost of the road sf79l5is 81 Deducing tho expenses Of
new locomotives machinery, &c, which Ia not justly
csrgeable to the ordinary expenses Of the road the na
profits for the year would be s4GGG37 64or nearly
rt.rt IN rs is;a
Tho ,drcon Of toll ON the thron1h tunn,0o eouaIsa
40 d cent on the whole business
Tho Worcester and Ne,bua Railroad Conp,ny held II,
animal meeting Mt Nashua ON Iuesdav The following 60
49, az brs;,css ~ tho rosd for Tho war a,d;, ao,h
"e' ''o" '' 'N'"" " WIZ ~ " W. 'N "o '
November last
Total expenditures for the year ending Nov isS,
~siOo so~
Net income after payment of interest sslsu@
Dividend s. IS jsnusry 1854 .............. tsH 90 -
eo'""
Ineesse Of e'rnisss over le1 ez3xY
~ aip 20 'I"' ~ a. =. 49,. a'-,In.S- -. a..
about so7 snare thus showing 'a' '"e uN'e"oS "' o
current ye are Tu1 na,'on 's's ''Sn en- =.
actual eoptal Inc "no'e number VI s"afo' " "' manu-.
entitled to dividends leaving only 20 shares unprefsrred
The COMPANY held 2s7s shares Of its stocks 1850 Of which
ers purcbased Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Conpany and are paid for The balance were purchased
~" e. nan nsyroep, Of .s.o,.usnt,
~ tne o0fP'i"'''" W H's -
we nave copy VI us ''"''us"' VI "Ae """'o' ''e
seoef.oiy i'a"' A.ip-',,'1. 80 -" 80
ley' FROM VIC s-"', -. s ,o W. ~"
,esmeiS' VIC ~ s1 ~ "
neu,' Dsnie' "so'c' DO'Te' '"S a"1
e. tne tDree a,er IN 'he rac.e Inc 2,era Nevsas1
0n VIC a,'Ne N va. '.' ING
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,JONFsS GIFT ENTERPRISE STILL ONWARD .-Ex-
hbous Of Of California every evening
Pope Chapel ms Broadway and Gin clets this and
sure Enterprise te bad the usual Offices Sales
dsy sndiJ wesley Jones bad al all times for basness par
lie disposition Of h i tke 81 esch good for foar
sSns the PsnisscOpe and share in h property
of $1,000.
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"a r,r,o ov Tr.Irry r. A Joy FOREVER -

A HING OF BEAUTY Is A JUf TUKENEK, =
Mothers while the childhood lingering the faces Of
your children have weird Of light 10 all
rs wild aeles Dagueeoype Carney Broad
wav corner Leonsrds the Raphael Of this department OF Arr
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hsoTUREs MEETINGS EXHIBITIONS &c.

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~ pDcIAr POSTAGE MEETING-Tsbernscle. ~ P. NJ
l4pEz GsylzzPs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hall u p. NJ.
\ alss % ls2-stsi House Liapensrdst~ P NJ
- L. W. Y G >, and NJ s. than :" q, Wsll.cts Pm
SspY ~ "Advg for Wife ToOdes" A. BurtOns PM
ARscT o. 0AseEs and Two Buzzsds"s Broadway IN
II rcsys CABIN. p and Hot Corn" a 2 P National
III 10 EUsoE. Z NJ and Hot Corn" T. M.Mus,um;
". CaFIsl wooos ~ eroad'ssy
ckL OPERA HoUsE-EthiOpAn neations59 Dwsy IT,
~ Yong -Eqgearian--5 Bowcry p NJ =,
ADwky NgNAGERGE-Anmals31 D'wGy. 10 A. Nj 20 10 r. NJ
|DUsJRy ALL NATIoNS-Crvsia Palace. A. NJ, 70 dusk
LNGGIIEEY OF CHRISTIAN ART3S Broadway dy and eve
|nvAfDs RGYPT AND Holy LAND-516 Broadway, ~ r N
lfEss p sJoScOPE OF CALIFoRNIA7l8 Broadway y r. NJ
SsvEE MILE MfREOR63 Broadway and u T. III =,
EayPTsr AsUoUTTgs6j9 Broad~ay 4 N 70 lJfh
ZOO FRc PicTuaB GALLEBY dsVNo 80 3road"sJ
[4soH BLIIz- Maglc-Stnyvetant Institute, 2. T. NJ.
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IAdvertisement


Woman's Phrenology. Sphere, influence, Duties aud
will Fowlers them. ,hs Brooklyn
Institute h Friday evenings u O'Clock Tickets a cents
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COURT OF GENERAL ST ssIONs- Thursday Jan. 8
Before Judge BEEss.

At the Opening ofhe Court Chas Baker was psced on
a charged with attempting break into the store of Charles
Fenc, No broadway with intent steal IL was in evidence
thai the prisoner adjoining that r Fsstos
door bar and that skeleton KEY 70 md
Of the prisoner The Jury rendered verdict OF not
gui u.
wflry value OF 50 rom the house Of Mrs Bennett in
Foprtht He sentenced the State Prison for years
VIM Mary Scarborough tried each charges OF
Grand larcsn but acquitted and discharged. .
Tncy scott Young Rir OF stealing cloth
ing end 10 the of casa from Mrs Es Munson OF Six
The 18th nj She to the House OF Refuge
Bridget and Jane. Dsy tried for stealing Al from Mvg,ret
Stout Of in whose house they resided The Jury
rendt red A verdict Of not guilty
samuel Rotbcds tried stealing 70 valued It $40
from Emo Mahony Co while their tie convicted
and naDoed for sentence o..
sn Foer was tried for dsodery house In Cherry
th . IF tues who occupied part Of the build
nx The JuIy prisoner guilty and he remsnded for
The Can't then adjourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

hn ERsEsTIEE L. ROSE. win Lecture ct the Tabernace
MONDAY evening next the position of Womin unaer
frAws ntd the necessity and duty Of reform IN tna'
peci We ask for her an attentive and candid hearing
S bjeStis which merits consideration even from tue
Dos snts Of the views advocated by the speaker MIS-
4se one Of the abest apostles of Womans kghs no"
eged . the attempt to influence public opinion ana e5
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CITY ITEMS.
.,rrropoIoGICAL REGISTER

HETTOEOLOHICAL KEUISIEh
-. a.. r-ations b. Standard Thermometer, at No l
:" 80, GhamJers-st, ~ \.
II JOHN G. u. ROYKETTI.
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<CARLp We understand that Mr. Carlyle has rephed
sshs Mercantile Library Association that he is unable in
squeDee of previously accepted engagements tovi't
Ne country the present season
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SUPREME COURT-sPEcin TERN.
Before Jadse MITCHELL.

Henry Fss' asi' Asaph ': otesn. ,. N ..
.yeruert Of fraud debt He thu previous to
seg bill Of goods amounting 10 t 90 ne caused de-
fepdsnt his in book MS pscsnisry sitas
said that bsce sock Of goods o. h store NO Wv
reeuwich amounting 800 500 which be owned thsre
we're ANAL him and be did besides $40
&c 81 brother Eoots sold for cash bus de-
fpd,nf privilege take them bat the agent OF
putf calling his AZ time agreed upon YES closed and
b, he had been elected No 30
fr,,pvie had stored hs goods a. No 24 Gresnwlchs
th al be INTENDED 20 take another store Ga this
OF fsc the Of obtained and motion mds
that The Court dos consider the testimony
ho that false representation Defendant must
be ssd agreeing net for false imprson-
me- at--po coats exheT party.
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DOupeily sss Norwood ss Al
CIRCUIT coURT-BefOre Judss MoRMs

Ruek art Wallace, ct al
To recover on bills of exchange for about 500 oOo al
resdy referred Verdict for dcfsndla with stay o. odng
to foim bill Of exceptions
J,u,s. N Merritt sgt } O Disscway and Others
To common carriers from the owners OF the
s.sbOs Prince 500 alleged vage Ofsruurs snt wearing spoa
the and ecutep's s sverred lost oyereosr ere
ls.n soptns way piece Ia not securely hhins the ssSs
plank Verdict for rlzinttH' soel
L. COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-BsiOre Commissioner
CHARGE CONTRIBUTING.
Edward Brown spoke of DR. Brown. but evidence
shown that be medical nau wa examined on charge Of
dollars The accused abou, OF Of 'egsea
BE sppesrsuce Mr B. his lady, present With him Ia Cart
accu his OF Fuon-av and Oxorit Brooklyn
preceding Boston according h direction vita Instructions
from purchase sms articles stores DOT - or ~orh
place him her change he od her to be
particular psk of what called ard shin here
have when Boston the Hanover oe but she
found ,hs it bad been torn down sn she vent TO No Pne
Boston In he she proceeded Purchasing small articles
gold dollars and receiving change h passsdoa about
m finally az told her The posey va, bad when she went
By Oeer RosDa; No il Canbrd She told she said
BY DE- B. that toe osey w good On being arrested sh w d.
she would not be Prnd She hon oS ss. she ns
testified thar she wdox her husband having kept
smith shop In Newark and they also kept small shop for hss.
Of tape tina, Or aeqq.i- ted vita her hshnd
induced sell Newark and take in she Doe
tors house Brooklyn he got eo2 tor h place and osled rue
husband dd at the house Of DR. BY
said marriage Doctors house her
having divorced from her 6 husband She ALTO sroke
passed money Brooklyn given her hy Or B. Of
ard there being no evidence
the wnes the complaint dismissed she also having been
CHARGE OF ATTEMPT AT REVOLT.
B,fore Commi,soneT SrILwELL
james kendrick and five Others, seamen, who had
by deputy Msbs Helms and Horton the above ebar,e having
refused Is d proceed duty set the ship ready for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

coITRT or COMMON PLEAs-5PEciAL TIM
BeSIre Judge IScEAsAN
DECISIONS.
r,h Todd and others at franklin Fire Insurance Co.
ssre aEt hs Hudson River Insurance Co.
Judgments opened and renstated upon payment
MlebssI clancy AIT the Sixth ~. Railroad Co.
Complaint dismissed on defaal with costs and $40 costs
sheridan ss The Live Stock Insurance
Company
Verdict sei aside and complaint dismissed unless plain
a amend PLANT and Of ts and nssassns pro-
Christopber Ksyss act Charles Ds'lia.
Motion Cor Dew trial deuied
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4FBiEsps OF CHEAP OcEAE POSTAGE will remember the
2ang 10 night at the Tabernacle where Llhn burriti
ia other distinguished men will speak
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200 Lehisk zire....... 40 Gold Hi..... ..........
100 CsssOnisn Mining Co... 500 Fulton
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- y 1.-TWO satcheled lads en- route 70.
.. esperhg along just in advance of us yester-
I'D for a wonder SO far as our recollection
'sre ialkisg about their lessons Their tongues
~. sough for while, we now and then catching
-. eass . {" rithmctic," geography" when one Of
s'eat s0h! know it like book Ve got IL BY
IN were any other way Of learning anything
j any other route 10 the knowledgebox, oxcept
q, mspmaker general, slight change in the
z 10 position Of the memory would be delneated
I. cad set it plump down in the heart, and leave
Z sss'ea in the head for othor occupancy The les
a 'w are those longest retained, because they OPP
k,E 70 that odd little handful Of irritable muscle
Ine name Of heart. And those truths that we
q afe precisely those that are learned easily and
sgnonyme for enthusiasm-a thorough and
Sness In the Accomplishment Of any intellectual
'anans rule for elambering mountain, is no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

Mr Bourccault will this evening deliver his lecture OF
European Society before the Lyceum at Bridgeport Conn
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altogether true in the hly regions Of mental toll Begin
the ascent said he. IS II you never INTENDED 70 con
"peloi
The deep impressions of childhood are So became the
heart and nc head in those days not than Sab
bath days journey asubder deverhhg that learned
q. all wac learned everything Oughtto bt-by heart
The Board OF Aldermen in session lest evening and
received five vetoes from the Mayor The first against
allowing the New York and Harlem Railroad COmpanypr
mission lay rails in Blocker Crosby AMI Elm sts as
large number Of property protested against the pro
ec an as there appeared to him that public good could
be attained by the adoption Of the AID Mott on
the receipt Of this Veto gave as his opinion that THIS bang
new Board Of Aldermen could not affect the action OF the
old Board in suce matter He admitted that the corpora
ton never died but he Of opinion that as branches o.
it did die the returning Of the paper in question 70 TINS ne"
Board would have no effect In this opinion no msmoer
concurred and the message took the usual course Inc
mayor vetoed the sweeping resolution, authonsne tue
Street Commissioner TO submit to arbitration the cliis OF
the various contractors for opening streets &c On the h
laid ont for the Central Park The ether vetoes were OIL
minor importance resolution, complaining OF tho out
NEGLECT Of the contractors for cleaning tho streets
and calling upon the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps
N renort upor the subject was adopted full report oil
the proceedings win be seen under another head
For CALIronsIA-The Northern Light sailed for San
Juan Yesterday with large number Of passengers Among
them were W Fabens Commercial Agent for the United
States st San Juan Judge Bullock, Major Greer and l''
army recruits. e =
The Ohio sailed same day for Aspnwal also full Of
passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

ARREST OF An OLD OFFEsDER.-A black fellow named
Austin Marks who was released from Sing Sing Prison In
6e and Martin of the Lower Police Court charged With
having on the 10Th ut stolen ohrcnomstar valued 81
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CONSIGNEEs

Per.hp James Tteomb23O0 States sabs Lya
ylson Eco 80 cks II oand-s0 earthenwnre N
Mls14 bales and md Schmidt col pig
A and dds irou 40 hoxe lin plate Shark Day SLnul
6srd%aIs X RSsari4 DO DO Miami Pkg PAyre cask
mdse Whitney Seol h1 nidqs Dewey ID pkgs Davis
kihs &es3 pkg udss W Lhford
u Moore 6C3lh5 dc earhGuwAe Henderson
htond iron, % 50 tea porter 1900 lis
bricks, 50 cases pickles, pkgs mdse 0 order. =
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RECEIPTS OF pRoDUoE

ST IoGIsSesner Nsgnole-1ss Connolly AcolOo
do PRICE, Frost 4o-loo do Lym.n soot do
ihomsons6 aaeka ~ d, Turner &
MsPhgsn-as+ kegs butter L Dolsoufoo malt
Kennstt deo0 hhds Hstra sy &es2s baIa.
do Byrne &Go-Total, 1s6 bal
LAFouRCHE-Steamer Bssys hhis sugar T s Elder co-
20 dol de Egns ~ do nes0 Lasrest-l6
Landry do Adamslll half bbIs &co-ss
wool canmaok sqHiea moss saka
oi1es aud onions to oder-Tota hhts sugar.
half bbl molasses.
ATI-Sto.ne Madisou-31 bbis alcohol Barrett 6o
~ % DO % do y1akey Newton r.ey-gsd Ward
Bes6 bhIa lard Ii.maaI8 lhd Murphy /. Crsfts
2oo Sss eadte % do AvaS b brandy oyd2S wis
mops Relf Zoo Allen li4s yrhskeyA Fiuuipg-
i?n-ao sets ttu,. hoops Rice J1Qs
is h.con acol5 ses hams u bhts so half do
aee Taylor Gasay6 tbls eggs egg beans
ass hoop. s.t by ssa% s shF xdasek lev
eGp b5s Whi5key M1GrtEs 8coi pork Michel &co51
Dosons ILLS whisker e. DO PorE
IS half DE- 50 ties bacon 10 bbs beef GO bali do Ga1
Al kegs butttsI W EgAt whsksg Landis SEQ
1000 IBIS pork 81 hdt bnor shutz Hidden es
aitars H BrnntonFnt
ton, IS hhds tobacco.
DISQUALIFICATION Belle shstidanT9 hhda tobacco MeGre-
go oss Eel DO feainaa heos6 d Hsvitt Norton
tqhaeco Perkins Camp Turner Wilson 6c3 do sa
ao-a9 pcs bsgging i0 coil, r9pe ebsad y caaha,,
iS bbs eggr bags dried appss cks DO Csspetiota ali
hhds tobacco. ' "
JET ERsoNsteams bales cotton Henderson
ooss do Robson Alieng4 Nelson keosi do Wright vii
lans &cos2 Ward M.Eray Bradofi2ss do
Co.'S do sander Williams dco-5 Rawins Duncan aeo9i do
Farley, Jurey coeo B NJ Iow-a do II
do Wright &eo6 Powell Hopkins do Turner wilson Is
90 Pitcher d Goodichl do s~insy Green &soTotal 1884
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MORE OF THE Fau1rs or y1cronY CORES.

MORE OF THE FRUITS or Victory "A corree-
pondent writing from New York says:
The passage of the Nebraska bill through the
House Of Representatives has caused much
greater excitement here than it was thought
that event could have produced in New York.
1t is regarded as the triumph of slavery over
freedom-of the South over the North There
are hundreds who have been among the greatest
enemies Of the slavery agitation, that have now
determined on a change. Southern men who
are at present in the city do not hesitate to ad-
nit that the passage of this bill may eventually
prove the downfall of slavery altogether Nor
is it all unlikely; for it is has aroused the whole
North against this peculiar institution
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-06

Bayard Taylor leotursd at Ohio, recently
the lecture was preceded and followed by the
singing of several of his own pieces set to music
for the occasion. 1t is said that he was affected
to tears when the choir struck the first line of
piece written by him on a homeward journey to
see his betrothed, who was sick, and whom he
afterwards married just before her demise. The
poem commences" From the bosom of ocean
seek thee's
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SHOCKING AccIDENT.-A shocking accident
occurred yesterday at about noon in Washing
ton street, the particulars of which, as we gather
from person who was spectator, are briefly
as follows: A German, name unknown, while
endeayoring to stop his horses, which were draw
ing load of hay and were rather FESTIVE,
endesvored to take them by the bits to prevent
them from running. He held on the tongue of
the wagon, his face toward the horses, they con-
tinuing to run until arrested by the telegraph
post AT the time Of coming in contact with
the post, the man had sunk down partly under
the horses feet, SO that his head was just at the
end of the wagon tongue, and at the moment the
! tongue came against the post, his head was in
stantly crushed to pieces by the collision, his
brains being scattered about on the ground and
subsequently gathered upin tin vessel. [Buf-
falo Courier, 10Th ult
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PASSENGERS
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

Per ship Neptune, from B, enen SAT in the atesrsge
Per bark Mais5tic from Liverpool 40 in the steerags
Per ship Warbler, from liverpool ~ in tho steerags
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ARRIVED.

Ship James Ti,comh l1 from Liverpool, a4h March, whit
Ship saIon Knowles from Cardiff Wales s7h March, to MISTER
mp Msp,gne Behe from Bremen, April voig.s
snip sohn Jarvis, koa IRON Cardiff, wso whitney Neo
lat dhrict. - ~ f' -''A ".Pii'' ~ "'"'oi'
British bark Magistrate Bsfy fo Ji,sno,, Xxi, ,.;, q. ,.x
Point. O'' '@i'S'f"'' io'" AP'ii' 10 hnA1''i-
BATE ION stroud stsson MAtanzas to Bscher
spaash bark Maypo MARI days Barcelona masterd dis
sshr shephsd''s Reed days from Pensacola astes-ssn
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$500 " - "' NV A. SN'''
MOBlLEsohr LEelair-441 aka com, Is bbls whi.ksy,
CAmPEACHYSchf Nusya Apprenticeship Hour lsQ boxes
Wine, d5 bales epttoa and sund,ieE.
aha-t25 bags 100 do bran,
efs bacon 10 bbs whiskey 10 lard bread
-' "
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sHoorINo ArFnAY.--A most unfortunate diff

SHOOTING AFFRAY.--A most unfortunate diff
hculty occurred in St. Louis on the 81st, be-
tween DR.. L. P Perry and Mr.. Theodore Bosse-
ron, which resulted in the discharge of pistol
by the latter, the ball of which took effect in
DR.. Perry's arm, The difficulty arose, in this
way A son Of each Of the parties, who were
five or six years Of age, began a fight, which
resulted in Bosseron'sEboy being beaten The
father Of the latter then arriving stopped Per-
rvs boy, and told his own to strike him. DR..
P. hearing of it, called upon Bosseron for an
explanation of the quarrel and fight between
the children, and some difficulty arising between
them, he was fired at by Bosseron The wound
is not Q dangerous one, but would have proved
fatal had not his arm been at the moment lying
against his breast, and this INTERVIEWED between
his body and the bullet. There are many con-
Trajectory statements as to the details of the
difficulty, which will, we suppose, be reconcled
in due time, and the discredit of the transaction
be made to rest on the culpable party.
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RIVER STEAMERS.
COAST

T .AFOURCHE PACKET DOCTOR. sss
y a EATEY, Cart " c. Wilson, iss7es MONDAYS 49,
l. IA7ongsr u Bisa s1ias -
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PORT oF NEW ORLEANS,
OFFICE or THE DAILY CREscgrr.
Tuesday Morning lima q 1874
CLEARED YEsTERDA

5hip oagenthe Lougs ,si h,fheo II Aabbidgo DO
r,,,., IA, 49,. feh. e. -, Duutz I..meyEr
SIh tilp " ,l'e'iool, I'D MablovG
Nueya hpaaeed Esp[nola for t.rsaey
sehr Martha, Wehbsr, for Pensacola, i iHnrlsy Sso
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stock hand not cleared 49,. 24o5S6 87e98
TOBACCO. We heard of 124 hhds sold follows SO
hhds Of which at Az 10 at and AZ at ~ IA hhds
at 50 and Saturday, hhds Factory Lugs AZ and
22 hhds Refused at 514e q fb.
4 SUGAR AND MoLASSES. -. Sugar was steady, with
sales of 800 hhds at 3905st for Fair to Fully Fair
Moasses dulland sales confined to small lots at 100
gallon for prime Reboiled.
FLOUR. The demand was fair, and about 1000 bbs
TAKEN of which 400 illinois, in Indifferent order at
So 90 and 1000 fresh St. Louis lots and go superfne
Missouri, all at So rs "a Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn in limited request with sales of
barely 5000 saeks including 1000 Yellow in lots at 3d.
and 1900, in lots at 545S4 D bushe Of Ear Corn 1900
bbls were sold at 81 O71S u bb OF Oats, 200 sacks ST.
Louis were taken at 500 and small lots at
bushe
PROVISIONS We noticed some retail sales of Mess
Pork at $l2 371a7S12 so q Dbl. Of Bacon, SO casks
Sides sold at 5 10 of Shoulders at and Ton Saturday,
20 at 4zss q Ii. We heard of nothing of any moment
doing in Lard.
CANDLES. g.. Star were held at 210224 p fb.
CoFFEE....We noticed sales of $50 bags Rio at Oh,
100 at 034 and 595 primo at 100 U h.
WHISKY. Small lots of Fletchers Extra were sold at
$3.50 D gallon.
FREIGHTs....A ship was taken up for Havre at &c
for Cotton
EXCHANGES. Market very dull at our qotations:
Sterling 1888 01o9A act premr
Erancs. Of G06f.20 o dollar
New YORK Slxty-day Bills. p ct. disc,
sight GhecKs on new fork..- par61 Il u Ct prem.