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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-12
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER H. 1871

but are moving off freely. Dairy products
have been quiet at about previous prices
Whisky has advanced and tallow has de
clined. Wool has been active at advancing
prices.
Tie domestic produce markets have been
tirmer since this day week i'll Il few leading
products, but business generally has beer
on a moderate scale at the Produce Elk
change. The breadstutf market has been
unsettled, and the effect of the closing OF
inland navigation has been more or less of
set by the decline in gold and dullness of
foreign exchange.
The bank statements are curious and in.
teresting The loss in legal tender is larger
than expected, while the increase in specie
is not So large, as 1t should be. considering
the outflow of gold from the treasury. The
banks have made q net loss of $l,3jS, O2j
in legal tenders, and hold 1920, % above
the twenty five per cent required by law.
HAVANA, December 9.-1hc sugar stock
in warehouse at Havana and Matanzas
is 65,7G boxes and go hh.s Exported
during the week from Havana aud
Matanzas 1900 boxes and 100 hlds,
OF which 1890 boxes and all the hogs
heads were to the United States. Small
parcels of new sugar have been received
here from Matanzas and Cardenas.
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The demand for discounts Il Il. continues strong
but We have ALTERATIONS to n"te in he coHdito
OF he money market since "nt last r.Dort. We quote
l20- per cent per aunuln for Al notes secured
by first class collaterals and l5G- for good do;
and PALS and 10 for al and ti>t-cass business
paper without C"llaterals Mortgage notes are
still quoted at lOd- for Al and ia Is for second
grade.
The annual election of the Canal Bank today re-
ul ed in all of the Old dire ors being elected viz
George Jonas, J. H. Stannrr George K. Preston. J..
&. horris, }. NJ. Alien F. J. Hart anl d. McCoard.
Gold opened at icst. 0llo against 1a9p at New
York; and closed at lo9 a loe'. against lo9l. y.
The sales included 600 at 1898; .,o 900 at lcs4.
0l0 $1,000 at log l3-l6; 5000. $1,000. 5000 and
$4,000 at no; $1,000, deliverable this week, a,
the same; s 10 900. spot at no dil1i.
In silver $500 in american hall dollars brought
los We quote looalo e for these, and a.a2s /,
cent premium in gold for Mexican dollars
Foreign exchange weakened under The decline in
gold closing with net falling off of i l per
cent he sales of ste ling eui bractd t5a,o0o OF
ing and clear at ll8 =: t,o0o Al bill Of ladin.
at ll8ft slsooo Al hill OF ladins and clear at ls
aliah. $500 clear at lS1. 4 400 bank at lls'. a
1885, and 4 1900 at 1874.
The only sale of frames reported is SC 900 bill of
ladins at stai. We quote sterling at ll.', 1llsl
for good TO AL bill of ladlns aud clear. and a
llSs. for bank
We noticed still better market for domestic ex-
change, TIE banks checking OF New York for re-
mittance at 3 per cent discount against IA. on
Saturda, J, and the sales including 10000, 10000
and $50 600 New York commerc'al sight; and : %
vate bankers, and 100000 private bankers at
): s Is 900 commercial and sis 900 private bank
ers at s., and s 1900 private bankers and $l2,0
at y.
A limited remittance business is doing nv some
of the banks in New York gold checks at T. cent
discount.
Operations in stocks included 63 Factors and
Traders Insurance Company ton last Friday. not
reported) buyers option thirty dav- with interest
ut gh Ter cent, at -37 s. ?. Us 81 Charles street
Railroad, 10 day. at $50: y Iib.rnia Bank AT
Sl34 50; % Louisiana Lott, ry at $6- SO: and 40
Louisiana Levee at - 81, We note some inquiry
for New Orleans Natio al Bar king Association Tor
which S3i so WIS lid but 10 sales were reported
Five hundred dollars STATE warrants soli AT IS.
and 4 smaller amount tsuall wi,rT.lntS) at TO
Nothing transpired IN apIrop laIlon ccItiheat.~
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

| New YORK. December II. Evening.-Cot-
| ton closed firm: sales to day 5752 bales:
| middllng uplands Zoe; Orleans 2O3.c Flour:
Sont hern unchanged; common to fair extra
Whisky lower at 81. Wheat very Quiet:
winter red and Western 81 5sal "a. Corn
closed dull at - 7ac. Rice Sig n &c. Pork
timer at Sl3 % a l3 -. Beef: plain 50 alI
Lard firm. kettle 9f4c Naval stores firm.
Tallow unchanged. frcghts dull
Sales If futures to-day 1900 bales. "a fol
lows: December. 1888. - 9-l6. 1884. 10 l:i-I6c;
January, ~. - l3.l6. 20. ~ 1916. !9s.e;
February. !"i4. 10 1916. 1875, 90: March.
% SD, 9"ls, .ol4. II lo-iG,; April, 30, aOl.,
70 - 3-l6 2olec: May. ;sIa- 20l4c
Cofice Iniet and firm; Rio l7a4 n 20c.
Sugar steady; fair 10 good refining is quoted
at ~ Hl.c; Cuba 81 r9il M'lasses firm
at - n..r Tor New Orleans. Freieh1s per
s;,ii: cora tt4d
CIScIHNAu. December lI-Cotton quiet
and unchanged: low middling lsa4c Flour
and grain unchanged. Pork: IA speculative
demand prices higher, :l3 - Lard: an
a ahEanee !, asked but none is established;
9a"i.c asked for steam and kettle Bulk
hnoN"nf but unsettled, asking for shoulders
she; clear rib siles 6I2c clear sides sac.
Bacon: demand light but holders firm:
shoulder, "a; sides ia Elise. Whisky
dull: prices lower, Ole; some sales at 9Oc.
st LOUIS. December ll.--Cotton firm;
middi'ng> * a ls12c Flour quiet and IN
changed Wheat: spring firm; No = spring
Chicago 81 '2le: fall easier; 80. 3 red 81 a.:
No. red winter 81 J7le. Corn dull; mar.
krt Unsettled: mixed on track 3. lar. Whis-
Ky higher, at e2c. Pork higher: $I3 o.
Dry SAT- meals steady; loose shoulders ten
DAYS old. I[sc: order lots. ten 10 twenty
days Oh. shoulders 1is li.c clear RIB 81,
h'2c' clear h u6'4c. Bacon unchanged;
81 'u'ht ~ 4c; clear rib sides - q iec:
clca! olies !.c. Lard firm; si.c
Foreign Markets.
LoNnoS. December 10. Evenin -.-ConsoIs |
closed al ~
PAhi>. December 10, Evening - Esutcs |
J6f 1.,
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With ready sale at e13 p ton, sacks returned, and
SIG 50 with sacks.


BALlkG TWlNk-COmmands $4,000 y ft
IRON COTTON TIES-Command 5i Q5ac ~ h.
WOOL-The demand has fallen III at the North
and in consequence buyers here have retired Lake
is quoted at lod42c; Louisiana clean 81 d38c; M.1i
can improved 30di5c; bury 2oa25c y fb
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO-There is very little
DONG on account of the low stage of water in the
tributaries. All descriptions are quoted ut 4O085c
e 70 as in quality and packing.
COOPEKAGE-Is dull. Sugar hOgsheads are
quoted at 81 25a4 50 each; moiasses barrels 81 IS,
and half barrels + 40. Second hand barrels $ Is
tach; Grttn poles are scarce: Barrel poles COM
rel slaves : 80 and hogslead slaves s 45 asa T. 1000
LARD olL-The stock is light and he demand is
So"d. Winter strained is commanding 97la a 81 v
HOLLAND HERRINGs-Are selling at i =, q.
key.
Island 81 3Ddl 50 T. sack When taken from
warehouse deduction is made for dravage. Table
COTTON SEED OIL CAKk-The supply is light.
and sells leat: $29 50 T. gross for city lac
Tory; ana f2' SOAPS for country. Tho demand is
BREAKFAST BACON-Is in good supply and very
dni,1 Th3ice Western is quoted at ga Zoe y b..
uan1 Tntno';e Is N iasht supply and good de
Western commands 23a25c; Goshen 32034c = ft.
j., ChhEsEnChoce is IN light -uppy and good
demand Poor is neglected Western Reserve com
mands BE. choice factory IA Il l5c; New York
cream l60l7c y 10.
FkEIGHTS-Rates have ruled more in favor of
Shippers, with al ann supply of freight room,
and some competition among masters. The offer.
inss are fair. and the rates for cotton by steam Tor
LIVERPOOL are 1897 sd; New York lc Philadel-
pha lc: Boston ]. &C.; Bremen and il .mburg sd:
sail for Liverpool ID; Hayre I've; Bremen &c;
LOUISIANA EICE-Is in good demand but AZ
lower rates. Some $50 bbls were sold to-day at -,
a. - for itir: Sc for prime and gao Tor choice.
GCNNf bAGs-.A lot of 90 Lales sold at l9c +
DRY SALT MEATS dull We have heard of
som sales OF sh"'.der-. not reported, at sc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-12
FOREIGN.

Sp0ulSo SaO1net Nleetln8 on Cuban Al.
fairs-Attitude Of the United State.
Toward spafn-Choiera Raging in
Luckn0w-LegaliZingC Civil Via rriaRes-
Additional Peace Convention Signed.
LONDON, December IA Madrid specia]
says: The result of a full cabinet meeting
on Cuban affairs has been the sending of an
attache to Washington. with dispatches to
the Spanish minister. These dispatches con-
tain instructions representing the att
tude of the United States toward
Spain in Cuba, and are said to refer to the
course of the American government as
likely to affect the Alabama claims in the
Geneva conference, by furnishing precedents
in favor of the British governments.
In the cases of the Hornet and Florida,
several interviews have been held between
the Spanish foreign minister and British
minister at Madrid. Dispatches on the
subject have also passed between the cab
lnets OF Madrid Florence and Berlin, the
Spanish government evidently being en-
gagged IN securing neutrality to the United
States.
A dispatch from Bombay states that the
cholera Is raging with great fatality among
the nations Of Lucknow and vicinity
The strike of telegraph operators con-
tInues, grfa ly to the embarrassment Of the
public. The wires are crowded with mes
sages. and serious delays are expected in
both public and private service.
BEKNE, December 1.-THE Federal As
sembly has passed bill leya.izing civil
marriages.
FRANKFORT. December IL The plenipo
tentiaries Of France and Germany signed
an additional peace convention to-day.
MADRID, December 1.-THE elections for
members Of the Cortes took place today
throughout Spain and it is already known
that the republicans have triumphantly
elected their candidates in twenty three of
forty-eight capitals Of provinces, and in
forty-thrce smaller towns
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RECEIPTS OF PRcnrrp

| VICKSBU RG-S1eanler Robert h Le,-14Oo bale,
cotton jlhJ SKIS cotton seed BOT SKIS 0cake and sun
| MlSDEN-Steamcr Cherokee-e5, oa,es cot,o,
! - SKIS cotton seed and sundres
| JACKSONS POINT-Steamer Frank P.rcond q,
bales cotton o35 SKIS cotton seed SIX seed COZ 6:
| h}d- sugar 90 bbls mOiasses and ,,l,,iric.
| Observation-Disclosures Ia Belle ,4ol bales cot
ton 4'o SKIS cotton seed 10 SKIS seed cotton and sun
! dries
! Observation-Disclosures Henry Tete-l5s
bales cotton 81, bbls molasees and suuCries
WHEELING-Steamer Warner and haroe-2ae1
SKIS 529 bales hay rs bbs whisky 200O l,xs can
dies 1850 bxs soap 1896 bxs starch and sundry pro
dHCe
GRAND LAKE-Steam.r Governor alten-2o31
bales cotton 21sy sks cotton seed ST seed cotton
$40 SKIS oilcake ana sundries
Observation-Disclosures d l. Ta.y-I52, bales Of
cotton bales hides and sundri--
LOWER COA>I-Steamer Agnes-sundries
JEFFERSON-SteamerC II Lur.,.--g3 bales cor
ton l85 head cattle and sundres
LOWER COAST-steaner Bradish Johnson
i8 hhds 34s bbls molasses ol bbls rice 80 SKIS
rice and sundries
OUACEITA CITY-Steaner F.cta-9l bales cotton
IS sks cotton seed and sund,ies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fontenele-5.! bales of
cotton ~ bead cattle and sundrts
Observation-Disclosures LESSEE Tayior-23l bales
cotton = AXIS cotton seed 30 hhds sugar - bbls mo
ia-Ses and sundrits
BAYOU SAkA-Steamtr " 8 Pike-255 bales of
cotton 10 SKIS seed cotton 81. hhs sugar SOP bbs of
mols 80 halt bbls mo sses arc sl,rdrl.s
WALLIS LANDING-Steamer Bart Ahir:s4 hbds
-u-ar 80 bales cotton CTS bhs ,rolsscs u half bbls
Mplalssre and -undrles
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
'FfFERSoN-Stcamer R,-th-8e. bales cotton and
suudlles
LOWER CoAsT-SteameE Huu.er-,2 bbls molas
and sundli-s
RlCELAND-Steanier Rice Far er-3l bbls rice
fks nee and sundres
81 THE RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
EkN RAILROAD. December 1856 bales cotton
AZ sundry produce
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
December --3 bales cotton PA hh'ls sugar % bbs
sugar il9 bbls mclasses hall bbls molasses and
eundries
december l0-l- bales cotton "a SKIS seed cotton
J22 hhds sugar 6oG bhls molasst . Val. hbs tnoas-
ses and sundreA
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, D-ccpber N-294 bales Gotten and sundr; Az
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/ Strange Proceeding.

RUM o. LOUIS L+pHt'i.iu.i
NJ" YORK. d. cembtr This afternoon
NhHhng'ci order required The Missouri
pur-rr /" unload the American newspaper
racha IS Which he had taken on board for
i!av'n'. without ro>totice supervision.
The order WAS so timed IA 10 pre- vent the
"Hsibhltr % getting the papers through the
l"Stoi1rc, and the pUrSer, Indignant at this
new administration surrender to Spain. he
refused positively to take any Spanish
newspapers is he could not take hj- own.
just aft'' he newspaper packages had been
tossed back from the steamer To- the wharf.
. policeman arrived with IA package from the
spanish consul t" the Cuban captain general.
and the Missonlis captain took it on board
There was an outbnrst of indignation from
the American spectators on the pier and
after many high words a compromise was
effected. he pnrscr denying Grant 3 orders,
and taking on board the identical American
newspapers that the Spaniard had intended
I" EXCLUDE from Cuna The Mi>sorr; sailed
an nonr late. a telegram may make trouble
To- her Oh her arrival
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-12

DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
II 4. NJ. Express (Ieaves daily arrives at Mo
bile at $40 =. NJ, connecting with
through trains for Louisville, ST. Louis
Atlanta. Lynchburg and all points
North. East and West. Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars run by this txain
from New Orleans TO Louisville: also
from lensas near Mobile, to Lynch.
burg. without change.
, Z. NI. Evening Express lleaves daily ar
rves at Mobile at 1850 T. NJ, making
close connection with Mobile and
Ohio Railroad for Meridian Selma
'. Dalton, Lynchburg and New York
FROM Mobile. trains leave l2:35 A. ~; arrive at
- View Orleans at A. NJ.
Prom Mobile, trains leave 1890 A. NJ; arrive at
New Orleans at 5 +. ~
DONALDsONvILLE TRAINS
Leave New Orleans at 6 A. NJ
irrive at Donaldsonville at l2l5PN
Leave Dona dsOnvlle at p NJ
Arrive at New Orleans at $50 p NJ
Through tickets sold at the Office corner Caur
and Common streets.
Through Freight Trains daily he tween New Or.
leans and Mobile. Freight received at root of
Girod street before Z. II. delivered in Mobile at
A. NJ next lay.
Though Bills Of Lading signed for al, points
VIE and way stations. Apply at Freight Office at
fact Of Girod street
G. ". r. BAILEY
- General Superintendent.
g. q. SASBORN.
General Ticket Agent.
". J. PHELPS.
General Freight Agent ocIo "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-12

Trinity Chapel Minister Dead-Interna
tional Observation-Disclosures Of Ar
rested Int northumberland Supply O
Money on Call.
New YORK, December ll.-Sixes Of 1881
1E5s; tive-twentles OF 1862, llO7s: 1861
1l07s; 1865, lllss; new. ia; 1867, ISIS
1868. ii SIS: ten-fOrtics lO9hs.
Evening.-MOney closed stringent at Der
cent currency to gold, with IL a l4c com
mission. The outflow of currency con,in
ues. Sterling 1903. Gold 1922 1895
Governments steady; tive-twenties Of 1867
l1O1s. State bonds steady.
Rev. Edward Y. Higbee, minister of
Trinity chapel, is dead.
A number of International workmen at
tended the court where their imprisoned
brothers are about to be tried; red ribbons.
feathers and red necktes were conspicuous.
Judge Shandley discharged the prisoners
on the ground that they bad been sufficient
~ punished. The crowd greeted che re-
leased men enthusiastically. Their red tag
was restored to them.
A mass meeting and parade is projected
for some evening this week.
Arrived out: Dacian and Virginia. Ar
rived: City Of Paris. Columbia and At
lantic.
The chief point Of interest in financial
circles to day was the supply of money Oh
call, ample for wants of borrowers. up to
half past two o'clock. when the rates were
Sal to government dealers, and per cent
currency to gold interest. After that hour
the market became stringent and l-l6a IL
per cent per diem was paid to have stocks
turned.
Dealings in money continued on the street
long after bank hours.
Tennessees 65la, new f5la: Virginias GO:
new 6SA4; Louisiana skies 81, new SO; 44eyee
skies 60, Fights IS; Alabama Fights 100.
tives %: Georgia skies 81: North Carolinas
IS. new Is: South CarOlinas 4j. new 3lle
The trial of Mrs. Burns. the abortionist.
began today.
1t is rumored James Fowler who died at
Manhasset, Long Island. in August, was
poisoned by his wife. who deserted him for
younger brother. The body has been ex-
humed, and the stomach is in the hands of
Professor Doremus for analysis.
The second trial Of the case Of the widow
of Deputy Sheriff Madden, of Brooklyn, for
the recovery of damages for his death on the
steamer Westfield has commenced.
1t is reported the leading reformers have
a full uDdersf anding with Mayor Hall as to
his future official action.
There have been twenty new cases and
three deaths of small pox since Saturday
John Petit and Icy Lazarus, convicted |
of illegal registration. have been sentenced
respectively to two and hah years IN tue |
State prison.
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g ECIAL NOTlCh.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
st. Louis. Iron Mountain ana Sourhorr
Railroad.
TRE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
To 81. Louis, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco n
Paul. Kansas City. Leavenworth, st. Joseph,
And all Points North, East and West.
l"G hAPRESS TRAINS leave the New Orlean.
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Ders
daily, at Z A. NJ. and P. NJ
IN EApREsS TRAIN leaves the foo: of Canal street
daily at II A. NJ, via the NJ " Orleans Mobile saf
Chattanooga Railroad making close connec
Tons al Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio Raj
road I" all pouts North, East and West
For tickets Apply to
A. D. SHELUcN,
Ticket Agent New Orleans Jackson aud Ores,
Northern Railroad, corLer Camp and Conmo,
streets. under City Hotel: or to
". BRDELL
Ticket Agent New Orleans. Mobile and Cha;tanooss
Sailroad. corner Camp and Common streets
story Building, opposite City Hotel.
J.H WINGFTELD,
General Superintending Agent st. Louis Iron Noun
IAN and southern Railroad. poA
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in Hankruptcy-No. 1890.

NHfSFAS HERMANN LION, INDIVIDUALLY
w a'f as the surviving partner Of Barnett
hlon, OF New Orleans. and district afor--
'sald, culy declared bankrupt under the
5cl O.; congress of March z, 1867. has this
uas NJ, q III said court petition praying TO,
a. o}rcharG" and certificate thereof from ali
hls debts and other claims provabe under said
have proved their debts and TO all other persons in
n'e,est mat the twenty third day December 1871
Al y a. NJ is assigned for the hearing Of the same
ana mat they may then and there attend and
SHOW cause, if any they have. Why the PRAYER OF
.he SAD petition should not be granted and
iuTiheT noNce is given that the bankrupt will ur-
ue' go an examination before Register Kellogg on
me twenty nrst day of December, A. b. 1871 at ii
A.. ~ ha office. Customhouse building
Clerks Once New Orleans. November 70 1871
noS n~ - T. LOKW. Deputy Clerk
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IMPORTS.

BOKDkAI A-Eark alphOnSc I Marlt-,std mdse
HAEANA->teamshp Havana-5s 500 cigars 10
pkg mdse
OLD PRoNlDENtf-S. hoo er q Prince-2I 200
r"e9dhuis 900" ORANGES bales cotton bag cotton
y SKIS cotton seed 20 dry hid, pkgs sundries
LIvtRPoui.-Sip Josephine Gultor-5I2 tons OF
eat
NEW enthusiastically George Washington
Asstd mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Sharnan-Asstd mdse
HAv ANA-Steamship Llberty-.,s,t I'd ildse
PHILADELPHIA VIA Notwithstanding Jul
niata- Aestd mdse
NEW lOEk-SteaHship { " Lord-Asstd mdse
EMBELLISHMENTS Lou.se--5l bales cotton and
sundrles
MoBiLE-Steamtr Laura-55. bales cotton 10
hbls turpcr.tine 80 hbs rosir
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RAILROADS.
ITO THE TRAVELLING PUBLlC.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after Sunday, November H. passengers to
all points North, East and West will leave New Or.
leans from the depot, Calliope street.
Way, Mail and Passenger, leave Daily
Sundays excepted. at .... 700 A. NJ.
Night express, leave Daily, at...... $3.50 P. NJ.
Night Express, arrive Daily at 1900 NJ
Mai! and Passenger, arrive Daily (Suu.
days excepted observation-disclosures. 1900 p NJ
Night Express will stop only at all regular sta.
tons south Of Magnolia, and at flag stations Satur.
day nights aud Monday mornings.
Five Hours and Half Quicker ithan
any Other Line.
baggage checked from residence to destination,
and berths secured in Pullman Palace Cars as
usual.
Tickets for sale at No. q Camp street, corner OF
and Magnolia streets
$. &. CAREY, General Ticket Agent.
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Railroad.
D. B. MOREY General Ticket Agent,
Mississippi Central Railroad.
C.P. ATMORE, General Passenger Agent
ap22
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ARRIVED SUNDAY.

Steamship George Washington. Gag.r from New
York ~ inst. to 4 MoutoE-2d district
Steamship sherman Ha>tv, from New York I'd
instant TO John II Lud gsen---2d district
Steamship Liberty. Reed. from Baltimore Isl
INST, VIA Havaha AID Key West, 10 Witller-
spoon Moss Aco-lst district !
STEAMBOATS,.
Louise. Hopkins from Mobile.
kuth. Barton. from Jefferson.
Hunter. SciNrhenaydre, irom Lower cast
k.'r Farmer, Dragon. from. RIct.anG
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Az erage Exchange
,,Ets Hure

The rather exciting dispatches from New York
and The improvement reported IN Livripo" stni-
lated the demand hich active thluig hollt the
day. and enabled factors lealil, al adyauce of
L q i.c during the morning ard !, Il &C. subs.
luentlv. At the close IL difficult find aIly
low nddlng at less than &c anov. SATURDAYS il.r
Wrs. Average Ilst = nevertheless. sold as low ae
lrc which was $50 Vtii l"r str e. good ordinary.
We also heard of Il good ST Il, al low InLld iug,
st!lct, at l9'Sc. Good mIcdliu- sold at l91. 49,
and Poe. The supply moderate which check cd
the movement.
The Exchange reports market excited" Is
quotations are raised 70 Il good ord naIy. and c
II The higher GRADES.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Junata Hoxe, from Philadelphia ii;
Havana, Dee !. 10 VIM Creevv-2d district
Steamship & " Lord. Rogers from New York vi;
Havana to Geo Fo,Ick &co-2d district
Steamship Cordova. Reynolds from Liverpool, 8tl
ut,, to ocean, Zerega &co-3d district IS
Steamship Havana. PenninS ton. from Havana via
Florida Ports TO I Roberts-1st district 10
Steamship Morgan. Lockwood, from IndauOla via
Galveston, to Charles A Whitney 1co-lst dis
Ship Q II Southland woodwo,th: from Liverpool
Oct 49, 10 ocean, Zerega &co-Pont
Ship Casilda Robinson, % days from New York 10
G W Hynson Aco-lst district 80
Spanish ship Josephine Oulton. OultOn, fron, Liv.
erpOol October H. to II AshbridG+ &co-Poin:
Bark Ellen Dyer, Leland tIom Port Talbot Sept
80, to inaster-Alcrrs
Schooner & Prince Howes II DAYS from Old Provi-
deuce, To Pllsbury-2d district pr
TOWBOATs.
Philip, Caldwell. from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, i.h instant, ship Sha,-muc-
Brought up ship c II >outnaid and bark Ellen
Warner Kendall from Wheeling with two barces
Republic, Lombard. from the P;is,es-Towtd dow n
aud I" sea, LIST instant. ships Arcturus and
Francis Sage-Br"ught up ships Clslda and
Frahcl. Oulton AID schooner q Prince
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert + Lee. Cannon. ffom vicksburg
Fleta, Blanks from Ouacl.ita City
F"ntencle, Connolly, from Shreveport.
Lessee Taylor kenison from Washington
VS. Pike. Dugas from BAY on Sara
Bart Able Baranco. FROM Bavou Sara.
La Belle. Wood. from Shreveport.
Henry Tete Da!:eres. from Donaldsonviile
Governor Allen. Benson. from Grand Lake
u Tally. HARRISON. from Shreveport
Cherokee. Grove. from Minden
Frank Pargoud Goddin. from Natchez
Laura, tozZens from Mobile.
Agnes. Aruot. from Lower Coast.
= II Duif.e. Aiken, from Jefferson
Blddlsh johnson. Radovlch. from Lower Coast
Thirteenth Era, Trnslow- from GraudEcore