New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10
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Liverpool Markets
New York, October g. Most Of the Liverpool
brokers, in their circulars received BY the
Canada, report dull Cotton market, with very
little demand for speculation, and quote prices
easier without any actual alteration
The advance in Flour Ind been about 2s. per
Dbl, in Wheat Al per 70 lbs, and in Corn
Il. cd. per quarter Rice was firm, and prices
unchanged.
NEW ToRK, October The District ,Attor-
aoy has moved for the empanne1ing Of . new
|jury, Ia tn the case Of Dr. Graham The mo-
tioI has been made on account Of the discovery
that one Of the present jurors ID d cousin Of Mrs
Graham. The evidence 50 far is very strong
against the accused. 81 FIG f
New York Markets.
NEW York, October Z The demand for Cot.
ton continues limited in this market, but prices
sre unchanged. Flour Is firm, with sales d
sOhic at va 37A to ~ so per Dbl. Rice is firm
but with only q limited business doing
DR.. Grahana's Case.
n NEW YORK, October 8 The trial of Dr.. Ora
ham is drawing to close Opinions generally
run adverse to the accused. The counsel vii
argue the case tomorrow.
su TBS NatipnaI Zine.
New York Markets.
Z NEW York. October 9.--The Flour marke
here is active, and prices for Ohio brands hay,
further advanced 25c per Dbl. Pork is dull AMI
dropping, and prices are nominal, at ss112 Is t
$12 SO per Dbl for Mess.
California Steamer.
new York, October g. The steamer Northern
Light has arrived here with dates from Sal
Francisco to the 10th Of September, two week
later than previous accounts She bring
1860 900.
Ohio River Markets
PITTsBuRGH, October 9.--.There has been
slight rise in the River here, but is again fall
| ing with about Is inches water inithe channel
CISCINNATf, October 9.--The River here
| yet stationary. Flour has further advanced
with sales at $s7 per Dbl. Whisky is rathe
| lower and is selling at 29ac per gallon. Bacol
is in moderate request with GALES Of sides at Sic
| per ID. packed. Nothing Of any moment doin
I'm Pork or Lard iS.
THE TARGET EXCURSION III our notice yes
terday Of the target shooting by companies c
Dand 3, of the National Guards, occurred sun
dry errors, which should be corrected thus
Company Cdistance sixty yards Privat
Rufus Hunt won the first prize--a gold medal
Three shots, measuring 12a inches. Private J
W. Mount won the second prize--a silver medal
Shots. l9a inches.
Rife Company D-distance eighty years
Private D. Eloi won the first prize Shots, 10
inches. Sergeant Bozant won tho second prize
Shots, 214 inches
Company distance sixty years Priyat
J. B. Dawson won the first prize. Shots. rs
inches, Private G.. ". Anne won the secon,
prize. Shots, 800 inches. !.
Privates Pace, Tisdals and Stanmeyer wo,
each leather medal, as rewards for the wors
shots. sts
BuRsING or THE STEAMBOAT PRINcEss- Eos
of The officers Of the steamboat Franl
NJ TnT1 aAA7f 7rzF
ssbton ,saort .hs '. 80 3 ~ ~ p s1lol
leantain Hal,nes Win ~ III 80
IF sonr lives and sha 80 as'e
ian s. 800 - a..a,s IS - - : 81 - '1s'A - =
ma pr;,,aass ,rass ~. !. u
v;cl shnrr viii ao % s sas uonl ~
and had ,sao I ~. 49, 1891. poalu
uhs,, 4 'y
;nr ,;tt,s afa ,,;.sh4 ~ -. 8. Any
IS Az AZ, So. e - y, y :
| Il a ok "a = ~ = w Plogless =
the names were unava1llngs and she burnt
the water's aflof. ysnt N erfrla 10 Il i, I, o. -
8 go ~. = 2 - paie, as 1ar as
| nave eL learned, being saved. Nj Se
Janhnnnilv Wa baya ~ .acord o. - - u,
1ivos of fo,, - +,ass Il. ~ 80 !. q
t;me Two ~ s. ~ - ~ "
namsa 70 have -. pa'ssAssas a.ios
the others were two negroes
Fortunately Capt. Holmes and thu crew wer
al saved. and may be expected down on til
Cora No. 2, during the day. On their arrival
we shall be able, we presume, to give fuller par
ticulars Of this sad catastrophe.
The officers Of the f,ora M ) arr;vea - ~;
port last evening. have Furnished tha f,,low;,,
additional narticulars. 81. Il a. a
The steamer princesa took Arc il ,ho uooa