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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-20
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Il y y V 4
"a In order to reduce large VELVET
PEsTRY AND BRUSSELS CARPETS are now selling them at
considerable reduction of prices
purchasers the atya and patterns mostly
AID ordered direct from English
We have also hand very large TREEPLY
MEDALLION, ToURNAY, WELToN other CARPET; COCOA
CHINA MATING TABLE PIANO COVERS Mt all preas
and in grta. variety; DRUGGET LINEN CRUMB CLOTHS;
WINDOW SHADES of all sizes and prces STAIR RODS HAIR
CLOTH RUGS; MATs-whh priees
MO 2p6t A. BROUSsEAU & CO q Chartres at
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TOBACCO, SUGAR AND WINES. De Wiser 6.
Co., No. "a Magazine street, have one Of the largest
assortments of Havana Tobacco, Coffee, Sugar Cigars
Sweetmeats and Wnes-all the Injuries of life to he
found In our market Their store is admirably arranged
but much more admirably stocked and conducted Pur
ohasers Of tobacco either for wholesale or RETAIL will find
advantageous bargains at De vssers and our confec
TONERS viii consult their interests by making an
examination.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-20

We learn from Mr.. Alexander, clerk Of the
steamer Union from Alexania, that Mr. John G. Young,
Of Rapides Parish murdered by persons unknown
miles from Harrisonburg, Catahula Parish
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-20

o1R TAN AND eARPETs Robinson s Oiroyd,
No 70 Charities srsst invite the attention Of
purchasers 70 sr ws selected stock of Curtains Car
psngs and 20 forth comprising an that is needful a.
Ms as much that Is highly ornamental in that depart
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-20

gas~ JULES LAvERGNE, Esq, is Candidate
for the State Senate fill the vacancy by
the Hon. ]. A. Brand. s5d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-20

TT v. HERMAN is a candidate to repre-
rent the Fourth Representative District the Legsaure
Hon. Thoa McKeon, resigned. mo te
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-20

On the LIST inst. cart load of bank notes
arrived in IndianapoIis Ia directed TO the State Auditor
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Credit Sale of the Entire Stock Mr.. +. Roueu,
account Of Liquidation.
BY b. r. SYKES.
WV EDNESDAY, November %, at 1Ol o'clock,
will be sd rucn the store Of Mr. Roumieu cost
Louis erect, the entire stock, consisting Of viz:
Annisette, different qualities, in bbls and baekets,
| C0nees andc cases,
Cherry Bounce
Gugnolet, in bbls, cares and baskets;
Aba nth In bbls. and easea; .,o... ..
Kch, 10 cases Vermoulh 10
Peppermint Btters Qualities bb's eases;
Liquors. case different qualities
Fruits and Cherries, in brandy;
GooseberIy and Raspberry Juice in cases u . .-u
Red Wine, In caaks and cases; White Wine, 10 bis;
Brandy quarter and eighth casks different qualities brands
Holland Gin in bbls; = .
Madeira Wine different quaities, In bbs;
Jamaica and New England Rum, bbls, ... .,
Old Bourbon Whisky, bbsi Alcohol o. per CONT in bbs;
Amandes de Noyau, Ia bbls; Ncire Annimai, bbll
Bottles for Mavaschinu, jugs for Curacao; E.#.
Anisette Baskets Botea, Lahelh,
EH Catalogues with full particulars be ready
days previous to the day of sale. Bis
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Bats. Soirees, Concerts. etc.
r. 10 r. Emit s,

tg Tbs largo and csnnoaions ROOM in The MASONIC HALL
which has been tilted up expressly for pae use every
yenenes for BALLS solREEs, CONCERTS or LECTURES
For tsa apply The oe 81 Grand Sserea.y 10 ihe build
ms Of ST. ehafiss and Psfdas streets. nso stln
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Dry Goods! E9y Goods
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
WIN Err DRY G obs.
M. R. Haggerty q Bro.

DIRECT IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN AND DO
MESTTC DRY GOODS
Nos. 10S Canal and Royal streets.
The attention purchasers respectfully solicited examna
ion Of we'll assorted stock Of WINTER DRY
GOODS received ready examination consisting French
and English Mernoes all Wool Plain Style LANES
cashmerss Bapou Apscas Bombznes $500 yards Poie de
Chsvre worth bits excellent rh travelling
dreSses WEIGH, Engh, Rogers American Fannsls SILK
Fanne both I4 Merno Hose Half Hose
French Blankets Whitney Bakets seknaw nsr and
every syls of White Colored Blankets
Jouvn's Kid GloEeH-Lades' rs cents, Gentemens 81.
Silks imported into this
both regards quality cheapness. Emb
acs yancienns Sets together with quantity
recently received FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
NJ r. HAGGERTY g. BRO
ni3 9ptt los Canal and s ROYAL streets,
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". r. Elascafane


Ew jus returned to
hia cd stand,
NO. 80 CHaRTRES STREET.
between opening
IcINEs CHEMICALS FINE PERFUaiERY, SURGICAL INsTRu
MENIs, GLASS WARE, ETC.
He keeps general French English
PATENT MEDICINES,
And variety articles his ins Of
Bpeapdona attended TO uaua with the srsaisat care
mao SPIN
CUBa ToBaCCO.
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM ST. JAGo DE CUBA.
E Three hundred fly sir superior CUBA TOBACCO
wrappers filters landing per brig Fanny St. Jago Dc Cubs,
and for sale s. DE WISER Co q Magazine street. nao 2ps
y5a@ COCoat cocoa! G
g twenty-five baga of superior GuAYAauI landing brig
Fanny, mSt. Jago do Cuba. and for sale by
nao spst S. DE WISER C CO. IA Magazine street.
s.6ss COFFEE! cOFFEEt
E Sixywo bags prime CUBA CoFPEE landing per brig Fanny
from ST. Jagode Cubs, and for sale by =
naospsl 5. DE WISER 8 co. IA Magazine street.
a4.5 CHOICE .af.aHoG.ANY.
t Forty Logs MAHOGANY landing er brig Fanny
from ST. Jago de Cuba, and for sale BY
nao 2pS. 5. DE WISER a co. "A Magazine street.
HaT.d.N:a SUGAR s
Eg hundred and tfty WHITE YELLOW BROWN
in store and for sale by
naospss S. DE WISER co. IA Magazine street.
SWEET.NE.ATS
tr Twenty boxes HAVANA sWEETNEATs landing per brig
Samuel ]. Peters, and fer sale by
MO apot $. DE WISER co. "a Magazine street.
H.aV.f.N.a CIGARS.
E hundred CIGARS OF the celebrated
ugues cabanaa Cabais Garcia Mensagso usdad
Washington Flor de Morales savaua Ncotana Fe Parla Gu
bana, Castanon, ETC., ETC., in sale by
nag spss s. DE WISER q co. "a Magazine street.
CATALONIA VINE.
~ Landing brig Samuel j. Peters, from and for sas
by the unlengned
Seventy pipes and ten half pipes CATALONIA WINE superior
qusly S DE WISER CO. II Magazine naoap6t
HaTa.Ma CIGARS.
| LANDING PER BRIG SAMUEL J. PETERS, FROM HAVANA
w Two hundred and four thousand five hundred
a Media RsgAlia Londres, cndradoa Prensados Panes Mil
lares, etc of the best brands for sale by
n2o9pss DE WISER co. "a Magasine street
stationery. 5
| BY THE STEAMSHIPS FROM LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK.
II JUST RECEIVED AT M
NORNAN'S,
LA CAMP EFT. La
az choice and elegant stock comprising all the varieties Of
| WRITING PAPERS AND ENVELOPES.
PENS AND INKS,
Forming the pec. assortment. expressly adapted Counting
Room which either wholesale or retail ii the
\ prices.
Es- All the goods every particular. g ,
An elegant stock of FANCY STATIONERY Ladies' and Gen
msn's and goods admirably adapted for the Holidays
\ MO 2p3td&1tW B. NJ. N0RMAN's, IA Camp street.
Floor OIL Cloths. j..
w We have hand large FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
the beat and ordinary qualities three twentyur feet
wide, which cut to suit hall We enabled to offer
purchasers unusual advantages in quality and price.
| ALso.... #07 |4#.Y.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS. TABLE COVERS, DOOR MATS, WIN
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Time, 3:47 4--3;4

There were three entries for the Association
Purse Of $500, three mile heats, to come off on
the 10th, VIZ: Tom Nc Gufin, Byou and
Hornpipe. We shall know the result by to-
morrow. .g-... ..
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AUCTION SALES.

Trade snle of Virginia Tobacco Time, ut Auction.
BY Il. b. SYKES.
THURSDAY, November %, at 10a O'clock,
III will sold Mesra George wugheid Co.'s ators No. ~
Graver street,
1874 bo,ea Virginia chens Tobee pounds Sc md
all prime Ygnia TohNcono box OF old stock the ot
$3.50 to $500 $500 S00p month
$1,000. 8 monlha for approvrd paper g@
E% Catalogues with fall particulars band etc. will be ready two
Days previous day Of sale n9o
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Emsbs'Oide1ses. Silks, Etc.
lat TIL E....
G III q A P STO RE,
1856 CAMP STREET. 1876
HARBY sells Embroidered Banda 81 each.
HARDY sells Superior Plaid Silks from per
HARRY sells Plain Mouselns de Lame is per
HARDY sells Plaid Mousene de Laine at 95 yard
HARDY sels Fine English Merno 50 per yard.
HARDY ses superfns French Mnc per yard.
HARDY sells Real Satin Danask 81, al 81 rs yard
HAUBY sells Silk and Linen Damass a., at 81 per
HABY sells American Prints fast coors from IL per yard
HARDY sells Rich Embroidered Chemses Sleeves Valencia
Thread and Honton Laces Embroidered Skirts etc. equally
low prices 5m
az The ladies respectfully invited call and examine
we'll stock.
HORACE HARDY, No. 1856 Camp street.
nit 9p1st Nearly opposite ST. Patricks Church.
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4 PHARsALIA Es-.NateheS- Natchez
Courier Of the 18th contains report Of the race
between Lecomte and Joe Blackburn, on the
10th inst. The attendance was not very large,
and both heats fell to Lecomte without effort
as was to be expected. Joe did his best, but
couldn't at that bring the speed out of 1925.
We append the Courier's summary:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-20

RHT.fyNca CIGARS.
LANDING PER BRIG SAhU Ell j. PETERS FROM HAVANA.
~ hundred hundred CIGARS-Rega-
h Media Rsgaa Londres, cndradoa Pensados Panetslos
ares, etc ofthe best brands, for sale by
MO 9pet S. DE WISER Il co. ID Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-20

Cargo of Brig Avon. direct from Malaga Mt Auction.
BY r.. d. SYKES.
AH 0NDAY, November 20, at Ii o'clock, wilra
LIVE the Lyee Markets. Second Distrc
the entire cargo Of brig hyor from Malaga conssngo
400 bo1os M. r. RaisnB, John Coenan's brand
$500 bf. boxes do do;
$500 Or boxe1 do dc;
400 hores london Layers, do Dol =..~
800 Inf. boxsa do do;
800 or. boxes do do
800 kegs kIuseae Raisina, do
1000 boxes M. r. Raisns, Saladobrald;
100 trails S. s. Almonds greg .50
$50 boxes Lemons.
~ Terms II sale. n,a
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Floor Oil Claims.

B We have hand large OIL CLOTHS
Of the beet and ordinary qualities from three twenyur feet
wide which cut any hail. enabled offer
to purchasers unusual advantages in quality and price,
a +
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, TABLE COVERS, DOOR MATS WIN
DOW CURTAINS, PAINTED WINDOW SHADES etc., etc.
id. CAMERON & CO, 90 Charires
MO 9plw and9T Customhouse streets,
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SUMMARY.

PHARsALIA COURSE. --.VatcheS, Nor. 15.-As-
ISOLATION Purse $500, heats of two miles, for ell
horses. Entrance money, 10 per cent, added
to the purse
j Lintons Ct. Wells's) CHI h. Lecomtc, years DID,
by Boston, out of Reel. III
A. L. Bngamans joe Blackburn, years old, by Glen
coe, dan, by Frank Observation-Disclosures 2
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DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM ST. JAGo DE CUBA.
w Three hundred and fysix baies superior CUBA TOBACCO
wrappers and fllera landing brig Fanny ST. Jago de Cuba
and for sale DE WISER CO Il Mnsa.ne street 9ps
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MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 20, ls5

4S The Proprietors Of the Crescent viii pay no d
ontraetea BY amy person except NJ Y. Q. NIXON OF
written authority.
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Later fr0ln tho Plaina.

ARRIVAL op TIN SALT JAKE NAIL AT lSDEP ESDESCR,
Mo,-rEoUBIls WITH HE IsDIAss-IsDIAN WARS
THE UrAns AND CAPT. aUNNisoS.
The following despatch from Independence, Mo-,
to the st. Louis Republican, is dated JAN 3l:--
The Fort Laramie mail arrived at o'clock this
afternoon. MIR. X. W. Alis,n, the conductor, brings
the December mail from Salt Lake, the January mail
not having reached Laramie Tie night Of the 10th
January. Mr.. Allison encountered snow storms for
six DAYS. The animals belonging to the line all
broke dtwl.
Mr.. Allison was much annoyed by the Cheyenne
Ind ans on the way; they took all the bedding aud
provisions belonging TO the mail company. The
Sioux gave them provisions and were very friendly.
The Cheyennes and Sioux are coming ont TO make
war on the PawDees; several skrmishes have taken
place. aud number Of Pswnees haye been killed.
The Utah Indians still affirm that Capt Gunnison
and his party were taken for Mormons, because the
Mormons had been nfin sng upon their rights and
settling upon their les. lsnds.
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Co1Tor The aay's sales reached 7l2 bales follows:
For export 276 b.ss home use. 1884, and speeala-
ton lob MARIE, Gull and heavy.
46c each, per ID.
corrn There we're 4eo bags RIO taken, at uxo. psr
pound
FRuu-soms GOO boxes We: driel bunch raisins ssteA
ed 81 Sc.
FpnoBB,- Rs.es to Liverpool we're frm With more
doing IN corn, about GOO bushels OF which were
gssed 1T l2c bushel 10 bulk with lots l2kd
Iod 500 tierces Reef, 1t 6s g. ga and about so
at4s, asked 10 Hsyre, 6oar was At sSc. t. Issd,s,
some oil cake Engaged at COS psr ton There ~
change to notice In ra % for California which ruled 81
The hoG TRADK-Received the yard during the week
10 hogs and all scb at the olIowne prices lot 1A6
from os,o b Ere 81 R.rCsS 2v LBS a. ss
do do 220 do, sold for IS as do 4s do do 2o9 do se
for - as 90 800 do do. 16 do contract OF Novsn
2o grcts, ssughered for PACKING Hs sssres, and
tak.n by paehss readil, At to 10 for heavy small
srAss hogs are wo' tn from To- TO So. net and 6xs y
bAITher. has been 900 ea.s river bought at 0oo foe
'hil ment and 81 for local use, per 100 lbs
Bors.-Soms 10 tabs wsre sold on Saturday and
this day, ~ 43c . 40 per 10
boS-we bead that $50 tens Scotch pig changed
hands at e3q, sis months PR ton
IAD,-Boders continue 70 asa 90 rs Cor SnAnish anA
~ for Gslsps per 100 lbs
Ls. .Roctiand vs rare and qniet at u for oomnOs
and 81 40 for lump, per bol
MoAsDt-Th.rs have ssss seo bsls. New oslsans dis-
posed OF o. goo per gallon.
ois -ibers Was netting CT any Consequences dooe -
cay In whale, sperm, olive About 600 sioas In
seed were procured At 74c . $50 per gallon
PRovIsIoSs.-Pork rsa Or hrmer the days saies
embraced 800 bbs SIC for new mess and sls 10 for
do prime per Dbl Dressed hogs Ia bettsr demand
At exc, and held At 6ks . 10 Per ID No change o.
cured in cut meats. there were 280 b,ls prime lard
take. st loXo. 1899 per 10 Beef tended awards.
Ths DAYS opsrations reached $50 bbls at IS IS e7k
for county prime; IS so 81 for city do s. rs eli
for ccuptry mess si2 so S9 for city do $l8 so SlA
for repacksd Chicago do acd SIS SIC for ext n do
per Dbl small lot Of extra beef hams rsalissd SIS Sd
Per Dbl an improvement Butter and cheese were IN
altered
REAL ErArs SALES ct auc ion by H LudIcv-Thrss
story brick house and lot No Ill fourth street.
81 500 three story briok house and let No ia WsA
Twenty second street 2sxloo ~ 400 By Dumout d
Hssaekrnree lots land bpIloo with buiidngs TO- n AID
74Cherry street. 81 4s0
sn -s.lss Of 800 tons middps to strictly pine
e6ecteo at Saturdays quotations.
soP Some i2o lbs CASTLE ehasssd ha.Asst ilko.
1870 per pound
srxnIn TuRrRNnss we heard that 400 SsIs changed
hands at go. per gallon.
sreAHs-rh.rs were As0 hhaa Cuba sugar sold 81 %
Axe per pound. -
ioaioco.-AbOus IS hhda K.asaeAs wsss APO y
on y ivsts terms @4x&
wHIsxnr.-sAles Of $40 bis Jersey an1 y = trsss-
prfd n $40 . ssc, respectively, r. ss1rGg
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The board voted that the market had been astvs du
Ing the past week. and prices had improved up to satu
day evening about eighth Of . cent to which the
altered ths quotations.
The Ara bias unfavorabls news was announced are
the clese Of business, and what eject 1t will have
prices remains to be Many suppose that the for
markets viii not go materially lower until they Asav
In .tock and that early shipments may Jet pay proA
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found IN the Directory but they resemble somewhat the
names Of most respectable ctssns those mo-
well acquainted might take them for the genuine. We
advise the public to be their guard and keep sharp
lookout for Wild cats
The annexed ta0ls will show the amount or Usitsd
States stocks redeemed at the Treasury Dpartmsa,
ing the week ending Saturday the 4th OF February
and The amount Of tss public debt outstanding that
day
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ID utpxfenlert
deposits vey I'm psrtant Increase This shows very
great change the week previous Toe banks
are the expanding order but thus far the nnAtoo has
been very gradual and very moderate Dorng tbs week
endrs February 4h there had increase 10 the
Noe Of discounts Of s7eo ll2; in deposts $780, in
circulation sa5s $780, and In ,ece s5le sos This is ia
the aggregate as large an Inc we have had ia
any week this year. II this continues many weeks No
shsn have . very easy money market The banks dis
count good portion Of the regular offerings and there
Is no legitimate demand for money that ID not satisfied
IL the street here Is good supply at comparatively
Moderate ratss, and private credit appears to have SET
tied down upon . strong basis The contraction Of the
bsnis shows but part Of the liquidation which has been
sobg 1t has progressed foil rapidly outsids the
b,nhn ~ inside, AMI the commercial CLASSES generally
are exceedingly easy In their financial Affairs.
stock Rxonaa8e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-07
CITY TRADE REPORT.

HAosDAAt T0s.V-v M
ASHES were held above the Of buyers, At % 49,
So 50 for PEARLS and IS s71 IS ssx pots, per 10
lbs. Nonssold.
BRKADsruFys-sour Was in better request and advans
Cd shade The days Transact Iea,hsd II 500 bills
ordinary choice State CLOSING At IS s7KA 50 mx
cd to fancy Western at 80 Os - IS and other rad
at proporonAs figures. There have bsen 800 barrel
%
buyers 1t % oek sS9SlK for mixed to straight
8 s7k > 50 80 for fAvsits, and 90 50 $40 SYh
$50 bbls supsrHrs rye ,ur ct 50 87k; and 100 bhs
Brsndywine ccromeal, At - SIX The movements d
wheat which WAS scarce and held at enhanced prizes
confined to 800 bushels poor Gsnssse ws 81 81 70
and 500 Long Island red At 81 06 81 OF. About ~
bushels rye obtained from the railroad depot 81 d
$40 . 67o per bu,hel Corn was 10 good osmand ssd
deareY hs days business included 85 900 bu.hss ct q
81 Of for damp Jsraey siola 81 os for soatHs,
white and yellow; and 81 03 for Western mixed, 81
busheL
CA1mz.-At Allerton's Warrington Drove Ysrd-Onsr
edo day 2s76 beef cattle; during tbs week a4s7 "
uhjoin the urps for the week in DETAIL togsth.r via
the section Of the country whence tho sup plies ooms .
f W.as CATTLE
sysh. gss s n,y as From NJ z sat-. e.r: a'
{ H:;;.s : !: sss ::
r, III. Ri. Railroad S Ssssa s'oo1. -
Harlem Rsiiro.dSs.. and calves: :i.....
-ss.sp 's AND lamb; ..: .::.... 10
HUDSON hiver-hogs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
Prices &c "A good business has ben done during thu
week, at prices about the those quotsd oui
last report-say from 81 to leo per ID ws and calves
sod at from sac to $685. veal calves from 40 to To- sheep
81 to $40; swne, bAc to bkc. About $50 cattle lsfi
over.
At Chamerlan's- (Hudson Riur BuWs Head).-At
market 300 bee 30 and calves 40 veal calve
and coo sheep and lambs Market stssdy The bssvsi
AL sold 1t from 81 so 10 50 so. Cows aud calves fron
s2b to S46 6tc Sheep sold at q so 10 81 80 10
81 so Ho-the latter for exns Veal calves brought
from 90 10 &c. per lb
At UBren's-(No Sizth streeO.-On sale, Zoe besyes
80 aud calves Sales OF former a. from SS IA
80 and If TIE latter At from $50 to $35 SS per head
fiem IS 30 10 % So 3 shee, aai lambs ali sold 4
from 90, g. 81 $40 for sOeep; lambs brought from
81 80 to IS.
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Mines and Mining.

Another dull day. One thousand shares Of Ulster ws
sold for Y cash, and bought back At ls time n
ton improved u; Algomah, u. Ono hundred shares
ooose found spirited purchaser to give 50 cents sha
the nrst sale ever made 1t the Board. The bids ~
~ follows:-For Cumberland Coal, 3oK; for New Cree
*; for North Carolina, 8a for Nor Vi h, for Tote
llK for Douglas Hough on, AZ; for Mineral 49,: 4
Deep River, loo for Rookland, lo< for Pheaix Col
II for Conrad SOC for Gold Hin, g. In the sire
mining stooks were generally dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-07
lining BOARD, FEB. s.

Weekly Report OF tho Now York Cotto
Broken Association.
Sales during the past week, It's bales, viz -Expsr
$780, home use 3,Os2, speculation, 2o73 In transs
2leo bales Prices adopted this day for the folowir
qualities By standard samples
NEW CLASSIFICATION,