New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-11
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NE" 4oRK, oct 9,-Flour closed quiet. Wheat is
bouyant White, 81 Sc to$I 50; Rec, 81 4s. Corn
is quiet, Lard is firm. Mess Pork closed bouyant at
$40 l2a Whiskey, 40c Cotton closed frrn The sales
of to-day amount to 800 bales. Spirits Turpeutine
and Rosn unchanged. Rice is quiet Freiehts
are dull. @5
NEW YoRg, Oct. 10.--Wheat closed with an adyanc-
ing tendency Red is quoted at 81 40 to 81 so. Corn
closed very dull Mess Pork closed bouyant at go So
Whisky, s9ac.
NEW YORK., Oct. 10.-Cotton closed firm The
sales OF to-day amounted to 1900 bales. Spirits Tur
pentihe' tosn and Rice are unchanged. Freghts are
easier. z. a45s
CINCINNATI, Oct 9.-Flour closed firm at as So to
% 20. "heat-Red is quoted at sI 49, Whisky 29ac.
Moasses is firm at 65. .
CEscrNNATI, Oct. 10-Flour closed firm at as So.
Wheat is quiet at 81 l6. Whisky, 29Ac.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10.-The river is at stand with
three inches on the falls
Extensive Forgeries.
new YORK, Oct 1o.--A broker named Chas. B.
Hamilton IS charged with committing forgeries on
Pheips, Dodge IL Co, to the amount of $50, 600.
There are rumors in Wall street Of other forgerfes
amounting, it is said, to nearly $500 o00 The names
are suppressed.
Florida Election.
WASHINGTON, Oct IO.-prfvate tispatches say
Ehatthe Democrats aEe sys.a satiEs
!, III nsTf e. FFoT 3
fetarns of tie electfohs H. 5a sds
Mobile Tribune Of Thursday: ;sss"
i, : ~ For .Governos. J. i. >. -.
Perry, (dem) -: - 49,. r.. .25a
? Walker, e. ny. Fl. 2Sf
Ps"ys nsjoTEj5E.,ss:s; TsSs. assyss::: :.
5lsa1I: PaEsT 1. is5H? M r. Il; Is
Hawkins majority. ss:sS Z. . 3. ..sgtF:.14
.;-ea.r- FYr ssaatos. = -
Nicholson, Ok ny s.ss. ga. 232
~s,ssst .x...s.' 5sa< ~ = 5r'i
> Brooks n1sFtE 1Sr Representative s.:le
Gonzalez, {de1n.) .248
Wright, (k.n.).. ............ .....,...... .235
Gonzalez's majority. .............-.13
AL the returns are in. Z
In 1882 the vote for the Presdshe tie whole
OF Escambia county was 'for@Sc6tt 202SfPefce 213.
For Governor in 1852, the Wing vote wasI77 yDemo-
cratic 49, 5s&2S9tgEs .& .s..5ss$S,t
These returns show extraordinary increase in the
vote of the county since the elections o 1852 IN the
that year the whole vote poed BY Escaba county for
Governor was 356: On Monday last the vote was 593-
showing intfease of over per cent four years.
We publish letter in another column from citizen
of Pensacola which is the capital of the county in
question: in which theadt @ at the yard
there are aceIsedof gross frauds, ,bfibefy I'D s6r
rupti6n. Donot the above figures make it arpear
that there was some reason upon which to hang TIE
charged Nous re1ro.s. ? - -
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= The ColHSG COTTON. CEoP-IVhdts acifit 10? p
We hear that there are parties in New QrleaRssfho
deem themselves:TeA posted :; offering to bet that
the coming cotton crop will not be over 100000
bales We know of'some parties here Wig perhaps
are not as Well posted but;would fkeSD invest
thousand or 50 that it will exceed that saAaIre.
s., .a Mobile i5oune, 9th.
Pitch in. There's no 9erss BARN II betting on the
cotton crop than there in betting on elections,
which latter evil praetisgs ~ almost universal We
don't know any naFttes'oEsr here who would 1ka e
invest thQasaha 9r 50, and publisA:ntaae Tsss
bune's notita for general information. ~
:. PRoGREss:oF ohu " An ass1rste aapdp
wellnforhfeah the cheering and
aspcious fact that since the assembling Of the Whig
National Convention at Baltimore more than fifty