New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23
COMM ERcIAL Correspondence.
Special to the New orlean, crsscent.l

Special to the New Orleans Crescent @.a... M
....a.o.1s ... MMM5 HAVANA, June 8, 1859.
Messrs. Editors-Until within the last four or
five days, the dizziness that prevailed in our Sugar
market at the date of my advices of the 10th instant
continued more recently however, holders generally
have appeared more anxious to realize, although
stiff houses continue to hold ont at from u to
rails per arrobe for D. S. No. II. From 5000to 5000
boxes of all kinds changed hands last week at from
"a to d rails per arrobe for D. 8. No. L. The higher
numbers being now less in demand than hitherto,
may be had at proportonate rates with the coarser
sorts. My quotations this morning are as follows
D. 8. os. to 10, to rails ; Nos ii to IL, "a to
q rails Nos. 10 to A. u to RAILS Nos. Is to II,
St to 81 rails; Nos Is to 20, 81 to 10{. Whites,
cordng to quality, from 104 to l3} rails per arrobe
b. The stock here and at Matanzas is estimated
at 406 900 boxes against 305 900 boxes at this time
last year.
MUscovADo SuGARs-Continue very dull at from
to u rails per arrobe for inferior refining to good
grocery descriptions.
MoLAssEs-The demand for expectation last week
was very slight the disters, however, continue to
pay the following rates For Cayed, to At rails
for Muscovado, to So rails per key of 81 gallons
LARD-Rates continue firmly maintained at $40 to
$40 so per quinta for terces and bbls and $40 per
quintal for kegs. Among the sales on the 18th inst.
were so bbls. received from Cenfuegos, originally
from New York, which only realized SIS rs per
quintal. The stock is about 900 bbls and tierces,
and 100 kegs. a0m..m -mu,- 49,"
BUTTER-Yery abundant and dull. Only sale re-
ported last week 400 kegs, from Philadelphia, at
SIS so per quintal. m $780,
CHEEsE-Continues scarce, and in good demand.
HAMs-In full supply and rates tend downwards.
Last sale 18th ins 20 bbls from Philadelphia at SIG
per quintal. m-
CLEAR PoRK-In fair demand. 30 boxes from
Philadelphia and Is boxes from New York. sold last
week at s2l per quintal. ...
PoTAToEs-The market is overstocked, and rates
have consequently declined. 60 bbs. from New
Orleans ex Marcia, only realized 50 so per Dbl. 800
bbs. from Boston sold the 18th instant, at rate
not made public.
CANDLEs-Are in good demand.
YELLow PINE--Very dull. Not sale reported
last week.
EMPTY HHDs.-Abundant, and offered at 50 12a
to 50 rs.
FREIGHrs-Have been extremely dull all last week,
at from so to Cos according to size of vessel etc
for the British Channel, for orders. Coastwise, 81
per box and 81 SO to S. so per hid. for Sugar; So
to s. so per hid. for Molasses.
Is to l6 per cent premium New Orleans short, Al
to 81 per cent premiu New York, Boston, &C.,
60 day bills, to per cent. premium. ~
| ROBBERY AND PROBABLE MURDER NEAR MEMPHIS
| We learn from the Memphis Bulletin, that on the
evening of Wednesday last party of four gentlemen
| were attacked near the mouth of Wolfe river by a
| gang of fifteen or sixteen persons supposed to be
/ fatboatmen in that vicinity. The object of the at
| lacking party seems to have been both murder and
robbery three Of the gentlemen attacked were dis
covered AFTER bruised and beaten in shameful
manner, and DIR. Pierce, one of the number besides
| receiving several blows and bruises was also robbed
| of valuable gold watch. One Of the party was SO
severely handled by the rufans that it thought
he could not survive his injuries. The police after
wards succeeded in arresting persons supposed
to be of the gang, four of whom broke out of jail
soon after, taking three Other prisoners with them.
1 FRATRIciDE.-On the night of the 18th inst. two
brothers named Ryan, living in Pendleton county
KY, qnarreled over their whisky, when of them
took down gun and shot at his brother, but missed
him. scutfle ensued in which the gun was broken
when the who had discharged it killed the other
by beating him on the head with the barrel
| Hay-Third Ward American Club-The meet
ngs of this CLUB take place every SATURDAY EVENING
Il O'Clock the Hail. of lamp and Natchez
Members will please puncuay, business of import
will be transacted
jel8 j. G. PoTNDEXTER, Pres't pro tenn.
H.r Hoard of Public Works-W We are als.
thorized AuGUSTIN DUPLANTIER csndi
Of the Bosrd Public Works for thu
District. subject the decision of the District
ion my2l 2ptd
ny-Physicfans are generally 10th to speak
word praise of what called ent In
deed it article in tie code of medical ethics physi
clan who sanctions the of remedies be consd
erei member of the Nati nal Association But there
exceptions the most stringent rules and # The dis
ces of Eselsus have sctuay been compelled by the fore
| o. facts, 10 recommend DIR. j. HosTkTrER'S STOMACH
FERS for those diseases which only prevalent dprn.
the and fall They have ascer9ined that there
remedies in the pharracopia which compare with this
oerul compound fo the deraugem system Thon
sands Of residing along The low grounds of the Western
Southern rivers WINGED that they found
medicine peculiarly adapted for their ailments while ohe
portions of the country during the MONTHS the demand
for the article is equally large.
Sold New orlesns, wholesale and retnil by j. WRIGHT
CO. q i6l Charities for the
States and whom all orarrs should be addressed and b.
druggists dealers generally everywhere je20 2p6t1W
sss- Private and Confidential The agents
at wonderful toilet nrtci known throughout America
, | CRIsTAD0RO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, are iBstruete
reveal to hri PATTY the name Of
chasing it, No picion The efoEe aligh those who
The dark aud shadeo rather varieties OF shse
which it capable Of mpang cannot by any possibility
detected artificial. Fee frvm csusc. may be appe
fear, the wrakest hair will irritae blem
the most sensitive scalp.
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