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CATTLE MARKET.

JRFFER8ON OTTT, Dec. a 1853
The market scarcely varied, and is amply supplied
with the various descriptions of stock, We quote
Beef Cattle, Western, first quality, at s. 5o@s9 q
100 lbs. Hogs, Y 100 lbs net, s79$s so. Sheep,
Choice % head, s. so. Mich Cows, Ordinary to
Choice, $GO@s8O. Veal Cattle, $3@$9.
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9G6 Orleans 9ailg Grestent.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEcEMBER Is, Is
Aetu 0rLtans alqneu MlarAtt.
oREscrsr ogglcE, No. 70 Camp street

FTdhY EVenlTW, UtG n, I6l8.
1t was lively to-day in commercial circles, though
there were no immense separate transactions yet in
the aggregate the business was in excess of auy day
Of the week. Those engaged in foreign trade were
disappointed in not receiving their correspondence
By the Arabia. The jackson Railroad mail failed
again. Tomorrow will be dies man, and with the
exception of holiday trading and the departure Of the
regular packets, there will be very little business
done.
The calls on the banks to-day were much larger
than on the corresponding day of last week, parti-
culary in the way of short paper, which indicates an
increase in business There are very few branches Of
trade that have not increased during the week, and
although there has been some increase in the amount
and quantity of paper yet brokers and dealers com
plain of great paucity in the way of offerings. We
duOte this evening
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

sixIENE CorR DE DIsTRtoT7 PAULINE LUCIANI; femme
v,n,o de l 6r,a.n de- ee ny W f S9n Mari
T H CE1ESTEFTE que lie Is deCembre 1858, ju-
cement eureEtstle celte cuur, dRs letaire de
Panlue Lucsn mari dams les chitres suyans
SAVIOR:
Gee afRits mise la Suyans consentement ecrt
les temognages enregses ct Ia consderaut quill
soutieune pPrIie l'accusaton de ID demanderesse-
II est ordonne ct aduge, qu ait epa alton de bens
entire Ia demRderesse Pauline ueHn femme de Robert Fen
Rer e lief ndeur Robert fenner mari aaeman
resse soft 0mme la semi lropreare de Pgeue ie
nominee snr la iiste sneXee d etition SAVIOR
une d0uzne de ou Chettes d'argent diner douGna
de ourcetes argent eieunPF demi domaine Re Gull
ltrs dargent the douzRine de cuers dagent table
do Ene de d'aFgeu deuX paue-s dnrgen pR
eau% dareent deuX Hers diaRent pot m service dargent
de Table ct que lie defPudeur RcQuite tnns les frIis.
Jugement sgue lie q decembre 1855
iSienel X. HOWELL, Jrge
Ell de quot ai appoe signature ct lie de Ia dire
cour dams la vile de la Orleans &c q eeeembre de
anne de Seigneur mil hu cHquantehut, ct la
quare ro6me aimee de ndependance des Eas Unis
d22 LIT JNO, P. SMITH, Grehier
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5000 Scrip Home Mutual Insurance Co. of 1857 at.. 50
There has been large amount of Bonds Of the
Mississippi Central Railroad Company offering on the
market, and though drawing u cent y annum in
teres and considered well secured, capitalists do not
to regard them with favor and the highest offer
we heard was sixty cents Though the advantages
to our city on the completion Of this road will be
great, yet the old stain of reputation hangs over
Mississippi and public securities emanating from the
State are regarded with very little favor by capital
lists though the securities may be really as good as
gold mine.
We give our weekly quotations. which annrosi.
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tainable on the most reasonable terms say from a
u cent, and through those useful members of the
commercial and financial body (politico brokers' a
l q cent. additional.
The exchange market was not so strong to-day
in fact, it weakened considerably while some of the
banks were asking per cent. dis for checks on New
York, there Others willing sellers at with the
rate outside ruling steady at { and dis. In sixty
days there were round transactions at Il and Il and
II dis the banks buying at u and IL for good, and
IL a 2 per cent. dis. for good to fair, while some
double AL drawers held at Il and fraction over;
yet there was an abundance of good exchange to be
had at u q II dis In Sterling, there were sales
for remittance at 1O9 in small sums-say f3O 600 to
$4,000 The market, however, opened heavy, con
tinued heavy and closed heavy, with dealers buying
rates ranging from 1854 a 1854 and 1883 Bills
with documents were scarce, with very limited trans
actions at 1913 q 1919 to over 1O8, according to
margin. In francs, there were some small transac-
tons at 5,223 "a 5.l83 on Paris direct. The market
ranging from 5.25 a $40 up to 5I73.
We have from day to day given the sales and trans
fers of the stocks, and have to quote the following
- -. ..I-ro .
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-sHOP,

"a FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-SE4OPs
SAES GEORGE PATTERSON,
w Successor McCan 4 Patterson) Of Delord
and New Leyee streets.
The undersigned ia prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS ant MACHINERY of all kinds for
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations Saw Mills, Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power,
Fire Fronts. Fnreare Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK of every description Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings etc
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions, having a steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep on hand all times Crate Bars Wheel Stir.
ups Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves of all sizes used
by semmhoats.
Hes Agent the sale Osborns Patent Fuel Saw.
Ing Crate Bar highly spoken of by the Picayune Printing
Office and others that have them in Of these
in under boiler lately put up this esab
Shment.
has also made arrangements for the sale of second
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot
the establishment where large quantity of second hand Boil
ars Machinery may be found all times for sale.
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans June /, 1858. iel If
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SUGAR. - lneTe mas Deeil q good demand during
the greater part of the week for shipment to the
North and West, but with increased supplies the
business has been done mostly at easier prices The
sales have amounted to about 1000 hhds, the mar
ket closing at the range of the following quotations
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
inferior Common. BIAS Prime and Choice. 666sS
Fair to Fully Fair, 5'4Q54 Clarified Refined 6,4g58
Weeks receipts, IS, 70S hhds-Exports, GIL.
M0LAssEs The demand continues active for
Shipment and with liberal supplies the sales O. the
the week have reached fully $4,000 bbls, and
mostly at further improvement in the rates, the
range at the close being 25@265c for Inferior and
Fermenting, and 27@28c u gallon for Prime and
Choice. Half bills have advanced o31@33 and 335c
u gallon, according toquality. The sales on anta-
ton embrace about 100000 gallons at 25M2Gc, but
mostly at 2Gc q gallon.
Weeks receipts, 1886 bbls-Exports, 1868.
FLOUR -. The market has been heavy during
the greater part Of the week and prices have given
way. Up to yesterday morning about 900 bbls
were sold at 81 S5$5 for Supertne, mostly the fat
ter rate, 50 lO@$5 IS for Fancy, s. 5O@$6 for
Extra, Sc 256157 for Choice Extra. and 81 $50
a 90 q bbl for Fine and Unbranded. Yesterday
500 and 200 bbls Extra were sold at - 100 Low
Extra at s. So and 200 Extra Tennessee at S. %
" Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 29,l22 bbls-Exports 1929
! WHEAT. The principal sales reported during the
week have been 300 sacks White at 81 % and 700
sacks on private terms
Weeks receipts, 1851 sacks-Exports 600.
CORN. :. The supply continues very light, and
most of the transactions have been at very fall prices
The weeks sales have embraced about 10 900 sacks at
range of 72G075c for Ordinary Mixed and Yellow
and 75GBSOc d busheI for Good Mixed to Prime
White
Week receipts, 4,25I sacks-Exports, 934,
OARS Some 5000 sacks have been sold during
the week at 75@7sc b bushe for New up to soc for
Choice Old st. Louis. Yesterday 200 sacks were
sold at 7s09S0c, and 10 900 bushels Northern and
Western in store on private terms
Weeks receipts, 7S9-EXports, none.
BRAN. Prices have generally ranged at 81 O96D
| 81 Is, but most of the transactions have been at
81 Is u 100 lbs.
Hay. The principal sales of the week have been
| l25 bales Western at SIS SO U tun, and hatboat
load of 100 tuns at the same price.
PoRK . The market has been inactive, with an
increased supply offering and but few buyers for
round lots at the current quotations The only sales
reported up yesterday morning were 400 bbls Old
Mess at SIS So 200 at IT, $50 New Mess at SIS so
and 400 bbls at SIS 50 for Mess and SIS u Dbl fol
NJ O. Yesterday 200 bbls Old Mess overrnnning in
weight, at SIS 50, aud 800 New even weight at the
same price.
Weeks receipts Il, 6sl bbls-Exports, s8l.
BACON. We have noticed hardly any demand
this week. and holders have been offering lots at con
siderably lower prices without any buyers We quot
Shoulders nomnally at 7c, Ribbed Sides at 9699I
and Clear Sides at 93@l0c f3 ID. Hams are dull a
9@llc for Plain and Bagged, and ll30l3c u Ii TO
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

CEIANIPAGNE AGENCY
MoET i CHAN ON'S
Fls9r de si9Ey il de Perdr1 ver1ensy and Vim Imperial
The subscriber Is authorized receive orders liberal terms
for direct importation Of the above named very superior Cham
pagne and socg the attention of dealers general stock
always on hand. Samples can be at the office of
8. WOLFE
NIT 1y Corner of Gravier and New Lsyee streets.
MARETT BFSANDF-THE UNDERSIGNED duly
Ll appointed Agent for the old established house Of AR
BOUIN NARETT CO.. for the sale of their very superior
Brandies also, sole Importer of the Justly celebrated Pouney
Brandy prepared receive orders for either at the low
est market prices in Cogusc be shipped direct any port II
the Union supply constantly hand. Samples be
at the store Of
8. WOLFF,
NIL Iy Corner Of Gravier street and New Levse
SAXEE8AC BRANDIES - WE HAVE A GOOD
p supply hand and receiving by direct porgtioni
from France additions stock ohs celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1875 eighth pipes 1888 eight
and quarter pipes 1902 do do 1906 IN half quarter and eight
pipes We invite the attention of the trade and connosseuJs
generally this article is and uusduteraed For sale
New York terms and prices, by
dig ly Sole Agents in this city
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the following
The money market is quiet and firm, but Is without
material change. Eastern exchange is in good sup
ply, and the bankers drawing rate is steady al j
premium, and with fair demand On New Orleans
the current rate is J u cent premium. Time bills
are in moderate supply, and are negotiated at ID
q cent. q month discount. Currency is in limited
supply, and is quoted at 4 "a " cent discount in
exchange for Missouri paper or coin.
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:

TOBACCO The Tobacco market continues in
very dull and depressed condition, but few buyers
coming forward and these only with offers still lower
than those ruling in the transactions of last week.
The sales have been confined to about 200 bids all
on private terms except 10 New Crop at 6@83c, and
II doat re u ii.
The prices paid are said to have been mostly within
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In uncurrent or distant notes there have been
larger offerings. good deal of Kentucky and In
diana money has been forwarded here in place of
bills of exchange and checks, which not to be
had at several points of remittance. There are very
light offerings of Illinois, Wisconsin and other bank
notes located high up the Falls of st. An
thony and the Rocky Mountains, At all the chief
points in the West, say Cincinnati, Louisville and st.
Louis, exchange runs greatly in favor of New Orleans
In Cincinnati we observe that sight funds on New
Orleans are selling at q cent premium, American
gold is quoted at y cent. premium. The standard
of currency then in Ohio must be paper issues or
bank notes of the free banks of the adjoining States
While New Orleans funds are worth a l f3 cent.
premium, New York funds are worth only a ] i3
cent. premium, and the proportionate figures rule in
about the same ratio through the Western States.
There have been some few receipts of Mexican
coin during the week. which has met with ready sale
at 81 premium for dollars. If Mexico should ever be-
come settled in politics, the several silver mines will
come into action, and we shall receive large amounts
here. American coin continues in fair request. The
dealers are buying over the counter at at q II dis
count, and selling from a l discount One of the
downtown banks sold this week 100000 at l "
cent discount, and similar sum short time since
at l a Il discount There is, however, a good deal
of the coin coming from the country, having per-
formed its functions it is seeking its place of depar
ture to go through the transactions. The banks
compelled to receive it from regular custom
ers--if not general, then special deposits. They
however go beyond the law and receive at all times
sums of ten dollars, and Notwithstanding all the hub
hub and denunciation about bank notes, there is
hardly individual but what will take bank note
from the counters of either of our banks sooner than
silver coin. So with all the Mississippi legislators
and their adherents they will take ten dollar bill
of Louisiana issue at any time in preference to what
they call in that State sound currency, silver coin
and when hear of any Mississippan refusing to
sell any article of merchandise, from iewsharp
to a cotton plantation and negroes, for Louisiana
bank notes, even under twenty dollars, we shall be
glad to be informed Of it.
There has beeu good inquiry for land warrants
during the week, without any advance being realized
The sales of the week amount to about thirty thou
sand acres. We have no change to note in rates.
We annex usual weekly quotations of coin and
uncurrent money, being the rates of John Wood, cor
ner Camp and Common streets
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REMOVALS.

TlEMOVAT.-JOHN f. HYDE Co HAVE RE
~ moved to No 80 GEAVIER STREET, between Camp and
ST GhaflasstreetB. u23
D E1DVA L-SOsTHENE THOMAS 4 CO. HAVE RE
~ meved 70 No 20 Customhonse street MIC
u ERTOVAL-C. n. SLOCOMB 4 co. have removed
~ from II Charities their New Store &
and %, 52 d. 56 aud IS Common se24 II
u ENJOYABLE. 81. WATSON, WHOLESALE DEAL
~ in Pitshurg Coal have removed their office from
Levee foot ofJua street to No % Commercial Place ia2S
ID BAI0YAL-s WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM 90
~ Camp street to the of Grayer and New Leyee
1p1
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,

H@ NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED RE aSA
Ea specially inform their friends md the public Eg
- generally thar they have removed from their old "a
stand the of Barnune rRyier streets to No
l05 ST CHAR rs STREET opposite the st Charles The
ate where HATS, CAPS ETC. of latest style and best
quail will always be found
% 3m j. ROCH 4 CO.. Hatters
,,rsz-. NUTICE-G. ". DUNBAR 4 co. HAVE TIE
Whpnor 10 inform their friends customers that thew
GT have returned their old stand No MAGAZINE;
&SrREhT aud offer for sale fresh very desirable as.
Eorment Of BOOTS ana SHOES well adapted the Country
and City Trade Their entire stock has been received within
the past month i fresh, and Of superior quality.
New Orleans, November 6, 1883 MO lm6W
pUOTs AND SHOES--JUsT RECEIVED on CON.
u slgument pc ships James Nesmitb, David Knba and
Martha J. Kmba--
800 cases BOOTS and SHOES
For sale, at low prices, by
J. B. VALENTINE & CO.,
sa& 81 Common street.
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THE MINDEN LANDING, now occupied by G, Il, Weldon
near the town Of Mnden Claiborne parish Louisiana, will be
sold at p5c auction to the highest bidder in the of Min
den, on the Arst MONDAY in Sc tember next.
This pss y comprises about 800 acres of land with the i'm
proyemeA tereon consisting of Cotton Sheds anda Ware
house The Landing controls large of the extensive and
rapidly growing trade of the parishes tributary Lake Bse
nea and one of the largest points for the shipment of cot
ton in the interior and is entirely above overflow To those
auanted with 1hs property say more those
unacquanted with tRn obtain full information regarding the
quantity Of cotton Shipped annually from 1t well the
named below.
R9-TERMs OF sALE-one-third cash, or New Orleant
acceptance payable LIST January next onehd payable in De-
eember 8ag and onehird payable in April 1860 in New Or
leans aeceptanees, approved.
For further particulars relation to this property apply
W. j Sterling ESQ.,. Mnden; G. H. Weldon, Esq, Mindep
Landgngi o. II y. Brady & Co., New Orleans. tells If
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec. a. 1853.
rivals direct since lst July ast..... 100 468 oag
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MILLINERY

- MRS. MURPHY, FASHIONABLE, IA ~
E@A)MILLINERY STORE 26i Ghartrei street sstfEs4,
~ between UrBullne and St. Pnip streets, Sec SsSs4
ond District would respectfully infmm the Ia SaAssG8
dies TINT prepared TO make LSde Dresses Goaks Man
TILES and Sewing Of all kinds in the latest and most Bh0nR
BILE styles, and IN q durable manner. dis 3p3n
81 MRS ROBERT, NO t7CHARTREs STREET,
Respectfully informs the ladies' that she has received from
~ Paris rich Of Millinery and Latest Style Of
Goods comprising Ladies' Girls' and Chdems Bonnes and
Capoes of every style Bunons ClOaks Maulas White and
Chantiliy IaceB Embroidery, Funiahug Goods Jouyn's
Gloves Artificial Flowers Ball Head Dresses, Wedding Wells
and Wreaths, Ribbons Wells, Imitation Jg elry ChdrenB'
Caps Dresses, made 10 order by stul seamsress
frnr pNri7 dg 2m
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z AgLI1LAN's TItoPLoAL ROORING-

Cheaper and superior other used in Southern
climate
Its tested and recognized qualities
lst DUKARlLITY-equ to the best slate roofs,
I'd. Observation-Disclosures any other no cracks
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DENTISTRY,
M s. CmANDLMIs,

sEas#as CHARLES &c. EE EGIIEaB, ID. ID. g..
No. l6l Canal street, Between CaroudeletR d
Baronne Streets New Orleans. ARTIFICIAL
~ TEETH inserted in fall partial sets, whin
esny Utility and the WeNrer be e1celled
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From tbe last 81. Louis Price Current we extract
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"a YELLOW PINE


SAMlL MCCONNELL h co.
Successors to Merritt & Mcdonnell,
corner Cglltope and Howard SITS New Basin
-. Any communication dropped in Box ST. Mechanics As
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NEW AND USEFUL.
OLEU nj LIQUOR.
Il S"bSt'tute for LinSeed OIL


TPATENT APPLIED FOR
THE undcfS isntd offer to the public Their Oleum Iii
quor rs efficient substitute fOi Iinseed Oil as
thinner for all sorts oil Paints ground in OIL except
Venetian Red.
When thinned with the Oleum the Paint win cnver
better dry quicker aud will BE- durable, aud when
warn shed, the paint will have and retain the most
glossy appea rance the elasticity Of the thinner
viii enable The pain. 70 yield TO the varnsh and the
cracking and peeling oil. 50 common IN ordinary vai
nished oil paints rs entireiv avOiSrd.
For plinting Tin Roots its cquaI cannot be found.
The Dicum can be used by itself, ar in common with
LusHed on Varosh, Japan or 1urrentinJ AT the op
tion of the Painter.
Its cost ~ about one half of that Of Linsred Oil
thus considerably reducing the expense OF painting.
We aiin iuly recommend II for all purpo in dica
ted aud warrant II 10 give satisfaction liberal dis.
/ count 10 the trade.
DlREC lONS-'rmn the paint with the O!cum Iii
quor and work it we'll until il flows freely from the
brush
The brush must be free from all moisture and in IA
riabIy ought TO be- soaked we'll with the Orun Liquor
| previous to painting.
Instead placing the brushes in water over mig hi
as painters generally lie. iey ought To be nut in
Oicum Liquor, which will greatly licillaie the work
| The paint mixed with The Oleum Liquor will woTi
better r it he allowed stand from I2 TO q pre
yious 10 it's b ing used. and then thi1ned 10 sucn
consistency 10 work Tree nd easy under
y the use of Japan the paint viii be rendered sill
frmer, Mix the Japan FIRST with the mint and ,hrl
thin 1t with the Olcum Liquor in the manner men
TONED above.
W 100 pounds OF Paint lhinned with,he oleum III.
quor, will cover Larger surface than Is pounds Lln-
ned with oil
Tue Oeum Liquor is not to he used with Veni,i al
Red, with PANT continuing any proportion of it,
BREiNlG GATTMAN 4 BREINIG,
American Pain, and Cocr Works,
Corner 94th and Green Sts. ,Philadelphia
Ohice-N Z cUTneI Til ird and Wood sts, P iiad c
phia, PI
June u. 1857
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER

\ II z subsctibcris now prepared with new Machine
ry to build stationary engines from 5to 1OO horse
owef upon the latest improved plans, aud will build 10
double aud siUgic portable engines from 10 10 ~
,orse bowcr,Riggcd upon carriages WIN Bolef geaf
ing n pumps all complcle md ready for action. Also
-cyludcr ne tul boilers cast Goa bfeakp
rspacntrd in 1896. for threslng gram aud crackinr
or aud made large scale for efceking os
urcaking coal Heavy mining pumps and nre ,nginci
rggcd complete with double acting forcing pumps al
kinds nf mill gcaringand house casting mnde to ordctl
Line shhliug with any desired sizes ot pnieys hnsht
with hangers ironplariug done saw "a feet long n.
kinds oi Iron turning heavy press aud other screw
turned vii III amy dcsited 1ttth oi thread.
1hrbe.t Rough irnn thtcshing Machines, that ever
cuie fore the public, cast ror and oen machines
made to order. Lever power, tEnin or tread over
made 10 crdct Als6tnkcs drhcrs for the INA
cinery; IIarrsons latest pat erain mill $1,000 Of.
red nv tho Pairniee II viii grind in good
fnc nrn i95 bushrsin one hour Also bolts aud eiva
tors in ntLprnisORHGge's Patent Blower .nanufactnr
ed by u Harris N Co, the most powerful Blower
now USE with tntioast 1modni orpowor one Orrhicl
wiinr putin use AT tho Foundry for exhibition 'lUi
the above works willbc warranted to b" what they.
sold for.
Also-Take orders for SCOTS ratont blacksmith
striker andrights nse them in ot Colu,
ha Nor our, Nor In nihe rlan nd vcoming Sullivan nd
Clinton , one of which can be seen nj my shop.
LEWIS n MAUS,
March 90. 1856. Bloomsbn Cormbia rS