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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

MoyryyUE CoxpAxr.--we understsnd cha.
Messrs Nammitt, Of Philadelphia, and Tsy, Of Bos,
ton, bagc purchased tho interest d N. p. O'HcSat
Exq-beiDg neatly onchal--in tbe Ianda &C.. az the
Mostsyuo Mining snd n Manufacturing Company, TAese
gentlemen have recently been on visit to The pro
vantaees and resources, we learn that Il Ia the In.
teLtion Of the new proprietors In Conjunction with
Gov. Thomas, 70 expend as once large amount Of
money in erecting addirioAAl raw MILL and making
.opersta6a 81 the eonpaay---M tNrs' JpvrrNl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

CoAL BY CAyAL--From tho 1st Of January, 1854
tons of coal, and l,99i18 tons Of coke, descended
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal in $40 boats, max
ing the entire tonnage for these two articles for the
year, 23- tons. The tolls collected upon this were
$50 2o2 which sum represents the entire revenue Of
Inc corirany ffom tho cosl trade for nearly seven
months Of the present year. When the immense
cost OF the work Is taken into consideration, thi'
result l. paltry inseed Bot 1t seems the canal VIZ
OF constructed for the present, hut for the futurc
inrs' Journal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

rT0yAL ALLOW ANCE.
july 31-7he Nec Yor3s Fire lfoTins Insurance
Conpanf %. Burreii and ofheys.--.Thc question to
be considered on the present occasion r., whether
Q plaintiff is entitled 10 m allowance additional
10 his ordinary costs, where tender has been
made before Judgment, Of the amount due, With
interests and costs 70 the time q making the
tcrcer. Payment Of money into. court was the
only method by which Q defendant could by
common law, after the commence Of the action,
fave himself from Subsequent costs. by statute,
however, q RS. $50, gao, musinalJ the defendant
law before tisl in certain cases, tender 70 the plain
till or his atto ey sufficient TO satisfy the demar0
together with the costs to the time OF making Thu
terdeY and Is should appear on the trial that Thu
amount 20 rendered was suoient 10 pay the dan and
and the costs, the plaintiff shal MOI b entitled {
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
Destructive Fire I'm Charleston, s. &.
LOSS nETWEEN 300 600 AND $500. 900.

From the Charleston Courier April ~
Our citizens aroused from their slumbers at
carly hour yesterday morning by alarm Of fire, which
originated in the third story Of the premises owned and
occupied BY DIR. ?. NJ. Cohen Co drug and chemi-
cal store situate Hayne street. and running through
to Market street The flames spread with great rapdty
extending east and west destroying in its progress the
store in which originated together with its contents
and eight Others of that valuable range Of buildings
This firm insured for S29, O00 which, we regret to
learn, does not their loss viz On buildings
50, 900 In the Augusta Insurance and Banking Company
and on their stock, $4,000 in tho Office 81 600 In
the Savannah Mutual; and $4,000 in the Southern Nh
tuaI Company Athens Ga. The buildings running east
OF DR. Cohen's which have been destroyed we're owned
and occupied by the following names and ARMS
The irst, owned by T. Thayer, of the firm Of Dewing
Thayer Co. of our city, occupied by Messrs. G.
Waldron Co. as . Wholesale clothing establishment
The former insured for 1000 in the Commercial
Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford Messrs. waldren
d c., whose stock was almost entirely consumed
insured for $40 900 In the Firemans Office $40 900 in
the Office Of the Augusta Insurance and Banking Com
psny 900 in the South Carolina Mutual; and $1,000
fn one Of the Hartford Offices.
The second the extensive drug establishment Of
essrs Haviland Harran Co., the building was owned
by tho estate Of Boyoe, and insured in the Etna
Doe, for 600 The stock which almost total loss
vas insured for e27 900 IN the subjoned Offices viz -
1nmsrviM Insurance, 1900; Firemans, $1,000 How
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22

STONlEGT0N, April 20-Arr ship Betsey Williams Gil.
bert ndleton jim from Lahaina Nov 1853 with 400
~ wb Gil and 30 bone Dec 81 lat AZ 10 south Ion
JAG ~ W. spoke ship Tmor of Sag Harbor had been
ing there 10 days and pothing took two whales prev
Ia,,S -, y. ~ anu oark S,erce OF New
Plate lat 50 20 s. lon 81 w bark John Dawson $50 bbs
oil March II in lat lG 81 lon 81 SO W. shin For.
roster oBoton 52 days from Caao guano bound
Hamilton roads for orders March e. lat N Ion SO 45
Ca9rnia via pernamlu co April 10, lat 80 AZ N Ion
York for Para)
PHILADELPHIA, April 81, 4 px-Arr shin Excelsior.
smith, NOrlcans bark Thomas Baxter Symmes Darien;
hrigs Matsnzas Irefethen Hayana Pulaski Montgomery
Prescott Gikey AttaLsgas schrs California King Alta
kepas Smith, Clark Connecticut river Mary Louisa,
ADAMS Charleston Tinker, Mckenzie, Passport Romp,
mayo, Eastpert Leah Adams, Bridgeport; Browning,
h.rn psspassh r Marriott West Indies bis
n Parmee, Harrow, wiiminEton nc; Lady Suffolk
nnsksr Boston heah, Adzms, Fan River; = broVRps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22

decrease OF SILvER-We learn that ]. D.
Cosmeni Esq, Of the Treasury Department delivered
few days since at the Mint in Philadelphia ftytwe
ofngos Of silver the value of which Is and quarter
million OF dollars The government purchased Mexican
ingots OF silver amountiSg to two million OF dollars at
three per cent premium three quarters of million Of
which were left at the Mint in New Orleans The object
OF the purchase Of this amount Of silver TO increase the
supply OF silver change
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
Board Of Councilmen--Stated Session.
OFFICIAL.

PrsntEdvin J. Brown ESQ., Presdcntp i IN Ii tho cha, chair
hoard on motion proceeded to the consideration of
papers which had been ordered to a third reading.
nc REPORTS.
Thirty sixth and rect n between avSr a
n Boh % M
AhiT%stivenIIe President. and Councilman Cannon Cliff
Crawford Roe Wsnwgh See Holder Cooper ssy Brush Gs
r1s; HHsySas9a si%
nd cSS1y
from to sP s E. S ry.y
AsSSptcsd m By vote SIMILAR to the above
second street Eighth to Ninth avenue XSopted ~
John Hayes and Nathan smith bc ringers at Fourth
Lewis IN 'sSf in fi saHor Il
at cesa ss paid
lots on Fifth avenue with interest &C. adopted each
Ioyrns well Of Madison and Grand streets
OF COMMITTEE &C.; on Fire Depsrtmentn favor advertise
Ferry Gs ssdn rsa Saass op Ss
q Engine Company No 40 and Hook and Ladder Com
Se$EsSyEs IL .sfse sSsvssn h TseS
No IL additional story to their house All adoped each
by a vote similar 10 the above. ~ '''"
Twelfth district station house in favor dr D os
s es ssSn ho, S dis
Aarmstve-T5e Prssidens couHemen Cannon,
Clifton. Young Clesry Healy Bedford jackson Kennedy
Schepck Donoho kerrgan, futile seey Gray Crawford
Roc, Vain wright See Holder Cooper Blush Reed Foster
Pgrdy, Philips SCHUYLER Raymond, Elliott Forbes sam
mis Beden, Monaghan Sleyin vermilye Beakiey McIn.
tyre, VIM H. Smith, Hodgkinson Hustled Jeremiah Pnck.
rey Lanbreeht, Frye Carney, McCIaye Curry Conover
ofComn tee Roads In favor Of contract for
river. Adopted by . vote similar TO the iast above
OF Committee Lamps, &c.In favor Of placing one ras
lamp Hague street north side co C street
Adopted by vote similar TO the last above.
OF Committee Fire DepartmentIn favor Of sttaohins
Torboss running to Hook and Ladder Truck No NJ
Adopted by vote similar 20 the last above.
OfCou mitse Sewers In favor in Oak street
from Catherine TO Oliver street. IN favos wsr Ia Ssysa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22


schooner Mary Capt Robinson put in possession
OF lille OF late Honduras papers We take the following
from the Commercial Advertiser, of March 2s:-
The booming Of the guns the fort at about O'Clock
our quiet little town the arrival of superntend
ent, VIM Stevenson, Esq. lie is accompanied by his lady
his daughter, and private secretary John Ingis ESQ
guard Of honor In attendance Government House
TO salute his Excellency landing and the Judges Of
the Superior Court and superior paid officials OF the
settlement also met to greet his Exceency at the Co.
yernment House wharf
We hoped TO be enabled TO congratulate our fellow.
settlers on the departure of that fell disoasecholera
from town and settlement: but we regret that after
TO lament the presence Of the fatal scourge We hope
townspeope viii be wachful and not allow them.
selves to be ued into too easy security Precautionary
still ms necessary There is great
the Board of Health to supply to the poor who
cannot afford 10 pay for it at its present exorbant rate
OF ia and Cd sterling per bucketY We recommend
this matter TO their consideration.
We have been favored with the GGcea de Guatemala up
TO the oath ult and have cu1lcd thererom such nor
nation as may he Of interest TO readers.
Inc Spanish brig Currutaco TO sail in few days
from zaba for Havana with several passengers, who
nad arrived from Guatemala, namely the Charge DAT
Iaes ahd consul General of SPAIN the Rev. Fathers
mission.
Don Manuel Saenz de Teiada a deputy of the Chamber
OF representatives and member OF the Consulate Of Com
merce was also 70 al in the Cnrruaco for Spain at
fairs OF interest had been ntrused TO his charge by the
governme Mt Of Guatemala
We md that the States of Guatemala and Honduras
bave not yet succeeded In establishing peace and con.
hdence between them, and that correspondence has
been held between the governments of NICARAGUA and
Costa Rca for the purpose of medating between those
States 10 concilae them, by reconcng their differences
-Ae'e Orleans Picdyune, april Is.
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Marine Reuorf.


BOSTON April 2f-Arr banks Edwin Hussco; Grand
Turk Mntanzas Montefuma London briggs Amanda Glas-
Cow Mary H. Philadelphia steamer Mount Savage Bati
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
IBr SANDY Hoox PRINTING TrLHeRArHI

THK HIGHLANDs, April 2I-Sundown.
Two chips and brig In the Sc ong and two and
brig passing the Hook bound in Two clipper ships and
one brig In the Sc ofhng, outward bound.
Wind South and light Weather bazy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22


THE RUSSIANS IN COUNCIL COLONEL soKoLoFr AND
Russ PAvEMENT-TaE BRICK CHURCH pRoPERrY-RENrs
The Board at O'Clock last evening President brown
outside seats including MT Ranta the Corporation car
rsfs sRs feature, Of the evening n.
an d lit
tie debate on the question oooyng the Russ pavement in
Colonel sokolG received with all the attention due
a snS the Rars % qa was as with
horseh saving stage accommodation and local interest
raj BSrHs Navy as Yard g1apoHyyn n
pet sitting the right After his Introduction Colonel
sokoon sat for about twenty minutes and then retired
After the Russian Colonel retired there was taken up the
third reading Of the the question Of the proper
growing q the Russ pavement, in broadway, between
course Of which one member said that the Council hsd or
permitted no lobbying and another declared that he
then proposed that the work be done at night in
TIE idea Of attempting to public work BY tie light
The psier was ordered for coprdoraon after an sssur
tho enes
in Voting this subject member that no gave
sopnion independent Of the consideration whether it
esrsa ened towards nrsSr Sur
ent Of the already stntcd enjoyment of the newspaper
T. G the rssssp Of petit.
moHsd That e referred to e On w
Great laughter from the citizens ouside) The
OF the Ninth d rt then moved that be referred to the
Committee on Public Health, which carried amidst
evident marks of approval Of Mr. Kennedys knowledge of
the rules BRICK CHURCH PROPERTY.
Councilman KENNEDY (Ninth) said that the 10th day
Of tie month the Committee Finance had reported
the necessity of arranging all the differences existing be
the city authorities and theas lie might call them
Brick Church Comrsny. IL dilicu propose ad-
ustmon in this matt as the legal fraternity bad differed
themselves the question Of whether change in
tho lease applied TO the building being used for
private secular purposes public secular purposes He
under the reading Of public secular puposes as
properly to the United States for the site Of
post Now the trustees alter their plan and by
legal evasion seek city by
declaring they the church for public Worship
their vested right In the ground
for burial purpose The original lease TO Church Com
many was 1881 and the lot which then measured by
perches would enough for large number Of
The rent little over $50 and hthe company
had this time for the church purpose
was now time the people should look TO themselves
Referred to Committee on Finance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27

ssp ssP ssiS 'sass I,:1s s
Ship Globe, Barker, for Anvre. ffoutz
ARRIVED.
Steamship Forbes from vra cuI asd instant to Harris
Steamship Charles Morgan eslss.ou to
Harris i niorgan.-ist diaiIic
Ship Indiana aiofy, as smsew York to Woodruff seo
Ship John spear Butler daysom Boston, pswey-lst
Ship Loring 50 day. Portland. Maine, 10 masssr2d
ship slspa Dennis IS York to cohsa3d q district
Ship seth spssue Sears "a days fem Now YORK. 70 Dewey e'
Ship ceasland Iadon, iash November in ballast
Ship from L0uen I'm November in ballast
Danish ship Schmidt 18th November
Ship Forest King Alien Liverpool 9th November, to master
Ship Charles Roark from saiore Hyn,on Zoo
sr'ms ,aiR ssSslsna ss Mall'r ' sre'R iSn
Ship Bo,on to erorge Hyns0n ace
Ship Kag Boran fronvsrpso Novsmbsr sh TO master
Ship Huron November 4d in BALLAST to Geo
Ship William Doana Bro England ah October, 70 Nee
Bark Mount vernon from nrsssp 9sh October 10 master
Daley ou Resfland to creevy Farwel
Bark Nevada Poiy 50 daya rom Rio de 1sneiro 70
william woodsae, woodsas fsm sswp0 Wales I'd Novem
Bark saagoa Tarley days lneaagaa Bahamas to Nee
Bark Hannah Ihornton mays Ne" 1o'A,
lat distIo ,.,s...5-. .54t,
Biz Biz ,s 81 Vs. 's
Brig Spirit s Pssd Rols Jansiro assh October Ma
Brig Lodsha Thompson day. st Ki NJ Harrison eco
Spanish Iouss Asn d.yom asana in ballast to master
Brh Telegraph 10 day. from kHs'''n' 'A to wH
sohr saI aammon days from dmpeAhyts Wokhan &'oa'
ssh1 cssass. Jenkins P:usssola y msss.BAsn
Seh Star Perry Pensacola, q massrbasn
ssh Dolphin Whs days from Grand 70 coehah A
Cd district. ...... a..,
s.hr soutsrn Snow from fsnsseela %
Sebr Penacoln 70
sshr Ssn VIM Hariass Lange days from 81 Andrews RI
| nsstsr--Bnsin. - :. =. -. p.sr
sor WaI.sr NJ TspkIn Psnsseos 70
West Florida, Harrison, from fensnes.ns y
sehf Bads, days fTon Mseile; 70
Sbr Davis Powell days from Mobile, 70
l Schr Dors.s, --, from tho Ceaat.
/ Schr BRACES, s,----, frsm ths CoazL
i sehr Italane, ,---- from the Coast.
| from tho Cosst s5f
/ schr LeClair, from the Coast
Ssop from the GoAAt, =
Ambassador freske days from h1o1ie
i BeIow-Goming Up.
sss James Hsaa wss0 Philadelphia, y Rossrs a0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27
.Es@ Orleans aaoasp aMaEAet.
Crescent OFFICE,

GHEsCbST
Tuesday night december 70, 1904
Good feeling prevailed TO- DAY IN business Circles ou
streets presented lively appearance and the very nid
rious obstruction to the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
The small tributaries may present some sught mpeol-
Iuents The late rains though extremely heavy in
tb sior have extended some distance in the interior
Az earth has become soaked all rain falling here
far nil, fond tn increase the sunpy of water in ey.
~. .a.t;or Irndar tbese impressions our community
t = ,-arv hoarf,I .nnaarsnca comnared TO what
Il did one week ago.
h Monav market today was il, as good in fact in our
view In better condition than could be expected from the
anticipaops which have been leaning over it for
, n,s. Altbonot tn. eyentfu 4th of January is near
a. hna ve do not entertain the thought that we shall
v thing aerious or pressure arise in moneyed cir
eeu Most all with whom we have intercourse have been
4th with the same ease have many previous To be
IN state Of preparation large amounts of good paper
were to-day at IL per cent Other grades
IL to 1 per cent vet these rates bear very
yorabe With Northern marketsthe same grades ruling
i, Newyort at liz to IS and Ia to "a per cent
nonast;c Exchange presented firm appearance and
tho dan4nd good The market opened this morning at
" cant prepum for Checks on NewYork and closed
at y mar cent one davis Sight sold at * FIVE days
sbt nj u ner cent premium ten days sight at par
ris Rms also anneared to be frmer though some Banks
ra NOT huvinr Sterling also improved for come de-
serpons though the demand was not SO free as for do
mestic We quote this evening"
Sixty days London clear h ba premium n,iUm
IHNR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27
Passengers Arrived by steamers.

FHoa aALyEsros--BJ he Charles Morgan: 3.W
.sss @ ss. s.s 80 ss.s ss IS s1 W. Nj
Il s,sI. sias y E:Tfi w1% WOOD
YroM yxKa Cauz-Byhe Orisa1a
s ss.ss :ss + s ss';ss
FRom DosALpsoKuhE-By The C. D. Jr.: ,.
Mr.. Burt Mra servants. cismenss Leblanc
X ssss n ss,.a VI
d s.yH. s Ssaaa. 81 F,sis r s;so
eoilss hf " l.ssy ssy,
P, sss %s:ss aa ass lady
Fsom BALizE--BDthe Ophelia
+ ssss I s W. s a.sss, m Coz End
| From ST. LOUIS BY ae Grand Turk
Mr.. nar,n eysou, Mr. Ho. and lady Ms Burke, Mr.
Ss,.sa % a NJ Nj sss Isii6
| FnoM IoBprll,s sroKI-Bu The Music:
Mar, MI carzo ceu Mr. Hoslsr. g W Roberts Bak. Mr.
sss s.s is. u. Emy aRyss wh
1 Fsos, MgMrais--3y III Bluff City:
Mr. s,erson Mrs Daringsdr Lilston Mr. Cothm
| FROM ALxxAspRIs-Bithe b. e. Clark
es f5ams,s Nh Rssy y s.s
ME- s M aa iaf NJ n ay NJ ss:
Fnoa vrexssuHe--Bu L r. " MeRae.
Me..rs Hssler Brsne, H s!ueb,, " Cooke
s TSf aeP1 .s''is q Nc
| From ST. Lours-By Garden City:
.s s..s ss rs' esas Gss
lady Bewszr ilmst Rogers Mn MI
ior Bao Smith, Ten Broeka, Rushns Bailey
| FROM orELousAs-By q Ca,rier
ssas sEss w. Ssss Fsss h Hi wfst 81
1 Ion, J Nugent Mckee. b.Ss
4 FRoM GHAsp GuLy-Blthe Isabella:
j Messrs Tbunoud Wa ones, Tighman, Col Gpheps.
1 FHoa ST. LouIs-By al5eorge Collier a.
Mes Thcmwel Judd Ester, Coleman, Pickett Duff Kneheon
Leherpan 0bg ID lady, Core McMahoo White
pp Muller Crisp, sior coona, James, lady
i child Miss WALTON, Mrs coinan, Mra Cuf.u.
FRoa DosALpsoSyILLE-By The Fanny Sparhatck:
and child, ts Braud Misc Couoy M Esnaui,
Mrs Brand, Muhsw Eoorhees, Mention, Oliver
son. Leadensn, LevarssR bradford Mar hand M
servant Meacham HaTdse servant, Bod.n Gar
nets, Tally, Furead, oiy, LBufget.
FRom sr LouIs-Bu thOcean Wape:
Mira Belt nd family, Nj Wolf family selva
Miller Mrs Bove McKnig lady, Miss Lapoi
sapen sdy Gh Trick, pn.tsr, B!akely
sherman, Archer Collins Las Porter, d sunni Capt We
ley Wilson Damn PA, SPENCER Parker, Smith, Aalsn
| back, Blanchard.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27
RECEIPTS oF PRODUCE.

MoBug-s,esmer csfornia-89 Tarlton, Whiting
LoBDELLs STORE htasic4 baes cotton H Lamsrs
sn,sS a g0sa fey
81 hhds sugar, 80 bbls nol.s.ss. = .ssz----yv--
Rs ssns, sas sesn s.s,Gn ss rss As
osS Do Wright Davenport, asess Do Fas
@s. Aydls IS
hid. ;gs,s ssa ,sa Dbl.
50 do Edward sha DO 60 bb melassss DO
Fl. . sss9 o.
.Poisi Pes,is SIS hbds .ugai, isls molsase..
ssa sa g5s
a. e 3 Sfslss as ssa' %
d orasrotal i4s hhd sugar ss sb' mo-
GslkSS bales cotton eyIsS s do
Sssse :ssa @sSss sos 20 asadss sry
fsya 5ss Ws s apm ss Dc AGO
An Ts s sl s /
head 81. A. ,aadis' % 500
s
sssl ssal,. ssnsE aasai Ftairi.
s1s s s sa SS sP s ss; =
se.ss Donssss s,eyss
, i Sssss 6 Fs af
Ssla &ses % O. oasssTs . 4,
~ Sgs A
OCEAN ss aS. 100 ss: pork
Wssss q Sss II
q issss iss
s
S SHAY BE-
WI. sR ss ssssa Z s''' cotton
GRAND bales cotsoa fslioss Aeo
~ a. Dc es's g ssa e
Richard ssgsns do AsS
aals 5swl, d Js.n Ma
Ssss do Hsnderson ii4a bsls
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

st. LoUIs....R Chrip O. Bagaad N v; u Lipics
Miss; Boouney apd lady esrnrpy Sam Gfeonoush Wisconsin
Carr, La. -eF s s3F5
ARCADE .Mesrs Rishadon. Hi, Farmer, Lac
nAehon Bsylisa o. Holiday, srpe jennings.
Harris Geo VI Bsrasek White shsrwin B W fearee
sms, Pitaed La; Rfiow. Va Underwoo Ais Thos
Williams, John Morton, Thos SHadsr, Afk.
ST. CHARLES. ..Jno snry. .ea cady, W sss.i Ha.
l. Finley ay. Howard, ,S Indy O
Texas. Taylor Carroll Az. Rl,eh., n g; ,seb c.r
rr, Emile Lsice, Neehex; Msj II
il Nqfh N I; Wilson pr wendali, chasdngion,
cry III MeAave Tom; q Bayard N Y; " RehardsJ M
Twin, La; LAlens, Miss; 3 Sheldon, ToTas. s
vERANDA ~ Thibo1, Dr Fox Medahon, T soyiy
HeYndop PhslpE Ala Lswa, Thorn
OH LADY, Brnfcso Brown, Ark swanson Tenn;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27

Stock on hand, not ciearet 49,. .1S9sS5 6,724
TOBACCO. We did nj hear Of u sale.
SUGAR AND MoLASss.. There was an active in
auiry Sugar 1900 Ids sold at steady prices
Fair to Fully Fair 35S5s5.. Molasses also in
quest with sales of 1000 lis at 154@16s q gallon for
Fair to Choice lots.
FLOUR. Dull and deIHssed, and only few hundred
bbls sold at So 250S9 80 lbb for Superne ST. Louis
GRAIN :. :. Corn was ingood request, with sales of
$500 sacks of which 245o 9O091 and the residue at
ss@e1e % bushel.. of Oas 675 sacks st. Louis in
eral lots were sold at $50 Tbushel OF Bran 100 sacks
were taken at 81 SO y 1905
PROVISIONS. . Mess ptk was yet retailing at $13 80
OSl4 aud lot of about q bbs NJ O. Estate Inspected)
was sold DIT $12 q Dbl. ..0f Bacon noticed some
small sales 614 for Shoulders and 6A674 for Sides
but lot of 100 casks Shoulders sold at consdera
bly, lower rate. OF Lard tierces Prime Old brought
LOG q fb. s
COFFEE =. Demand acye, and $500 bags Rio were
disposed of Monday yesterday including 1886 at
sbz, 225o at sssl $40 at 8, an 200 at 95at % ib.
ROPE We noticed a ale of 100 coils Ordinary at
$40, cash q
RICE. Market dull at 051ss p fb.
WHISKY. livery dull as6i94Tf p gallon for retail
lots of Extra Brands two large lots Offering at
45e without finding purchars.
FREIGIITS.. :. Dull A hip taken for Hayre at rate
which we did not learn.
EXCHANGE. Demandair at our quotations;
Sterling .Ioo @ioa u
Francs. ST 2o15f27s dollar
New York Sixtyday Bills .23a1DS o. CT discount
Sight Checks on New York. !. q o ct prem
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27
stenmhoatsn


Wave, Msfsh, from 81 Iogi, a#S
California, Frost! from MntiIe.
I.shells, pholps, from Grand Gulf.
Carrier Walker, Dpel,psss, 4so5 .s-7g- se
Picfa, On. from Fort Adars
Golden sate, Calhoun, from 81 Louis.
George Collier, Gosles from Msuphis.
II w Nefsas, Holmes, from New Carthage. 1s4Isu
Fsnsy sparhswk Terrstonne from ponsidsSnviiis.
Bluff City Hieks. from heulphis.
Grand Turk, Burt from Cairo.
CLARK, Lodwck, AlexauJ1a It. 85sg q 81 -
0phelln. Dirnilry from Belize.
CD, Jr. Dnleroa, from Dousldesnville.
- Compromise, Ksy, from Fort Adams.
Mtsir, Ure, from LobdefH Store. "a =
rarboasP shsek Chabers the down md 10
the esd nitan chip sbE William
bsrk Hannah Therntop
Defiance, Hanbary
the 7 instsn ships MAtaro Charles Holmes
Cobb Central Aerses1brought shrs Agaemnoa
and Seth Epsgus bark Sanrasr and brig Mary Elizabeth.
TGuhoAt Panther La Place. the
brought up ahips John 5psar brig
Phoenix Crcw IassstoyYed down and 10
the 18th insAnt ships Earoeydon Csrra,
Dofssybought ships Ga'ena Gaei aud Wm sssen and
brig Spirit Of TS.
2eth instant, ships Fosonn-
brought sniFs fankn King Ben Bolt asd diana and
Telegraph
Pazsastoved down and to
the 1ist instant, shrs Dsas Prince GArna
Crece And brig E1abrought ship Norman baks Jaysr-
Tosboat H Ivy wb.isnoe light
bousht ship Frroa, goynon, Hsnnsh
Thornton aud brig Fdslia.
Towboat Yagke clinton tho
the 18th inaiant hipa Belle
alp Franklin King banks Sarsgcssa and Vim Woodsde.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27
CATTLEMARKET.

p TUESDAY EENiHG, December 20, 1854.
Arrived to-day 25 Wesert Beeves and 169 Texas and
Attakspas Cattle, 450 Hog 200 Sheep and II Calves.
But few good Beef Cattle I'd moderate supply of Or
dinary stock offers