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SWIi 1854.
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5aneler BON 9eptr uno Shut=5inrtnas, Snrurteur
BON fransGflhrm &altlerer,
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S6e ScfFeripn> unb N1or baniirase.
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Nctte beuti6e &artpfeln!
500 Suitels beutl&e &artpFrln, impr tirt
our6 Elm Baltimore Saus, in 56Isrn a 6 @uz
ltelS, gu Sc per 9anScs SAP rper Sl.25 per i'm
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paniour9 une Rcrp @crf, pid Southampton,
StTrltsht Der nCucn ouf bae Solcr,c erbnuttu unp Glt-
saHtslte ein9crtdbttten srrBcn sierncu quitrampfltifc
Soru ia, zoo Sons, Capt. Gruutmunn.
% m a. 1000 1ous, Capt. Shmruiru.
Sarcnta, $500 Cons, Capt. @b(ere.
Sttsc treSen ibrer ibneqCn unb etlGlitcu Sabrtcn ribra>
Iitlt sstannte 0ampfihift perocn re~9cIndBie am
Grlten uno 6infjcbuten ispcn WpmatS
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nttn,st 9ana9iere prn Nep 9Jryf rad
Pnn'b"rs, Pnpre. scnSOn unS Southampton
~ ~FrlscnpCn Qrciicn:
Srte GaiUte 500.
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SwtihcubeG IS.
Bon Sumburs nab Heerp sJurf:
Gritc Gojute SIl2.5O. 3peite Gaults $75. 3miGhrnS,6
$40. g8escn Sala9e ptnee man it'd an
q. y. stidburr, 8oas Ii. Comp,
$50 S%rcoemao, Reip gJprf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-26

1030112c % fb. for extremes, our quotations being
1l@l1ac. y n. for Fair to Good Fair and ll1c. 70 ID,
for Prime. cargo Of 4011 bags has arrived from
Rio Janero during the week, and the stock on hand
last evening was about Is 600 bags
SALT. -. The market has been dull at b76asoc 70
sack for Liverpool Coarse to fourth and third Fine
one or two cargoes having been sold at that range.
TALLow.. The last sales reported were At sAa
10c. u D for Texas City Rendered.
Oils. Lard Oil sells slowly at s5095c and Al.
to quality, and Cotton Seed at 6507Oc for Crude
and 75@8oc y gallon for small lots Of Clarified
Southern Oil Company's Oils are selling at 75c for
Machinery, SOC for Deck and Paint and zoe y gallon
for Gas Oil.
CANDLES. =. I'VE quote Star Candles at 1s0lsAc
for Light, and 2O921c y b for Full Weight, the
sales including some 200 boxes at this range.
LINE. A cargo Of $500 bbls. Rockland was sold
last week at 81 3d. and $50 Alabama at 81 60 % Dbl.
NAVAL STORES. There was but little demand for
Spirits Turpentne, with sales of few lots at 50@
$780, further decline OF Resin, few bbls. have
been sold at 81 4o@s1 go for Common to No. 2, s2@
$3.50 for MOL. Southern Oil Company's Navy Pitch
sells in retail parcels at 50 so y bbl OF Tar, few
hundred bbls Lake have been sold at 81 IS and
Wilmington at 50 So y Dbl.
FREIGHTs. The market has been considerably
firmer, and we have noticed seven or eight ships
taken tor Liverpool at l5.32@4d. for Cotton mostly
at the latter rate the prevailing rate for lots to fill mp
being l5-32d though an occasional lot has been ship
ped at 7-l6d. One wo'ships have been taken for
European ports at -, and one for Boston at Soc q
bbl for Flour. Yesterday ship was taken for Liv.
erpool at l5-32d. for Cotton.
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ARRIVALS THIS WEEK, prsrcr.
Ysbieh Of TIE Marktts fur Dast @ttk.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 10 Camp street,3
Saturday, March &C. 1859.
Our general market has not exhibited much ac-
tvty during the past week. though in some few arti-
Giles fair amount of business has been DONE Cotton
has gone off pretty freely with continued upward
tendency in prices, under the influence of favorable
advices from Europe. In Tobacco there has been
rather more activity of movement, and in Sugar and
Molasses the transactions have been moderate. Flour
and Corn have moved off rather slowly, with prices
in favor of buyers and in Provisions the business
has been of limited character Freights have been
irmer and in most instances higher rates have been
obtained for foreign ports.
On Monday morning we published advices from
Europe to the 9Th inst, reporting advance in Cot
ton at Liverpool of for the week, and Thurs
morning those of the 9th inst per steamer Nova
Scotia, which reported further improvement of
ll60td for the three days, the market closing with
an advancing tendency. At Manchester the market
was active and firm for Goods and Yarns.
CoTToN. The week opened with unfavorable
weather and moderate demand and the sales of the
first three days did not exceed $4,000 bales, prices
being generally very full and closing on Tuesday at
an advance upon our previous quotations of t@lc. %
3D. On Wednesday the Nova Scota's advces gave
an active impulse to the demand, and though opera
tions have been checked by advanced claims on the
part of holders the sales have comprised 6 900 bales
on Wednesday, 900 on Thursday and l6 900 yes
terday, making total for the week of GA 900 bales
at prices still in favor of sellers and the market
closed at an advance for the week of l@l2c. . ID.
We now quote:
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a boat NJ far less nretens,ona than n. -
Morris Ianoborne the nolite and .sc;s., 80 ~
boat will he fonnd At is rost hhind n. -.
and viii be bannv 70 Wait mon ali mch :. -. -
with calls and viii satsfv them IN rev,rd q c..,t..
The true motto Of "arst cone frat aeYved = 49,.
adopted on boerd the M..aencpy-
Cnn;so, ~ R,,r,, c.. ,a-..x~,.. m. .......,
and excellent passenoer n.ck.t can;to1 fy.,t y 3
BarsncoI leaves "a ato1e a o,clocI n to.rno,,nv
stopping = IN int.,n.a;s,. lsnd;n.. y. r.u..
Flower ia her stt.nt;v. cI.rr
r;su. p..u - -. s
LIGHT 49,. >" n'Na"sas n.0e'-ine sooo sna
Isn,. 20 s Pscne. Lssle hock, ceps'
~ 70 $3.50 VIII leave q aoove soday
C,s,,.sI
scotI.nd c.rs 80 s,'4'e &suncn peckss
o,clocr tb;s .r.,;na o'asa' 'esves = aDove =
n n Tc,y,. n. .. 80. 5s,s,.as
nackst n q Ts.,o. O.. III ~ nos ano fesulsf
r,.nd.~ q ~. 49,. =. 3. - T. fu'son' son
=. 49, ss'e nes
Dr. -. - $500. - $3.50
a.. 49,. Ns.s = s.eancn ano
= G.s 90 s:,". . ,lIu - Psc.et hooefs
" "oi0' SoPs' o''"s Aa.Aeit ooasn1AQex, te4ve8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-26

The Exchange market opened strong this morning
Notwithstanding the large sales of cotton the supply
of bills is below the demand. The counter rate for
checks on New York was stiff and steady at par
though there was an inclination to enhance to an 18th
premlum-it was not responded to. Large and round
sums were not, however, to be had under an 18th
premium, while the banks supplied their customers
at par Should Sterling decline to 1881 1904 those
who want New York sight funds at par may be sup
Piled The rates for good to fair sight drafts ruled
at par to 9Th dis, fraction below, while double AL
bankers could command par to an It'll premium, not
caring to draw largely at that.
The market was easier for clear sterling. Buyers
obtained concession in their favor of an eighth to-
day. so that we have to quote clear bills of good and
selected signatures at l09@1O9 and for remittance
fraction over. Document bills ranged from lOst@
1885, Francs quiet and scarce also some few trans.
| actions at ) 20@5 lG4, extreme rates being from
2o@5 Is. Sixty days sight on New York was in
good request We note sales in sums of S25 900 to
100000 at tGl4 and IL dis for favored names, and
good bills from ls@ls dis, and fair II dis. The
market was very sparsey supplied under the good
sales in cotton.
In stocks there was not much done to-day. Prices
OF most kinds have advanced, and likely to remain
so. We note sales to-day of 100 shares bank of New
Orleans at 1851 100 at 105 and Sc at lOG 100 shares
Mechanics and Traders new stock at 1929: 1904
was refused for the Merchants Bank. In bonds we
note sales of 10000 city, endorsed by railroads. at Sc
and interest. and small amount of the issue to
Pontchartrain Railroad changed hands at the low
| rate of 794.
Messrs Pafrey & Co. sell tomorrow at auction at
the Arcade, several parcels of stocks bonds and in
surance scrip. Capitalists will do well to attend.
The following are the values of shares and bonds
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Brnziers' and Bolt Copper.

Landing W. Mailman and in store full stock Of BRA
ilERS' and BOLT COPPER, comprising the following
1900 sheets a0X24 and 80 inch. 10, II and IL Ibs
800 30X60 IA, Is and 16 lbs.
500 3OX6O :. % to 1875 lbs.
10000 lbs. BOLT COPPER, II to N inch.
For sale by PRIESTLEY BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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800 tuns ENGLISH BAR IRON-Asstd, Round, Square
and Flat
so tuns :. ReHned-Ass'td, Round Square and Flat.
1000 bundles HOOP IRONS to inch.
500 :. SHEET IRON-Nos. 10 to r.
500 bars ANGLEIRON-iA to 2 inch
800 bdes sc ROLL IRONY, IS, X q, inch, by y x.
$40 Half Round, Oval and Half Oval IRON.
PRIESTLEY BEIN.
NIL 4tMoWeSahMo 50 and 81 Camp street.
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We perceive by some of the New York journals
that an interesting question has been started there
whether broken bank notes are ney?'-growing
out of claim of Jacob Bankers, on account of money
loaned to the Government during the war of 1872 to
lSl5 Philadelphia paper remarks as follows
on this question. The claim of Mr.. Solomon, of
Pennsylvania, was connected with the depressed
paper currency, issued during the war of 1776:
The Court of Claims ruled adversely to Mr.. Bar
ker, who asks for rehearng under the belief that
Judge Batchtord had sanctioned tile unconstitll-
tiona doctrine that notes of broken banks are money!
We cannot for moment believe that any Court in
the country should take such ground, and are glad
that rehearing has been granted Mr.. Barker when
we hope that the Court will so clearly define the
money in legal point of view, to settle that ques-
ton definitely.
The point involved is highly important, and its
final adjudication will be looked forward to with in
terest. There can be no question but what grave
judicial error has been committed in deciding that
broken bank notes are money, and the sooner it is
determined in more common sense, as well as legal
manner the better it will be for all parties concerned
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CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CITY, March 25 1852
About 300 Western and moderate supply of Texas
Cattle and Hogs offered to-day.
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Chain Cables.

2CHAIN CABLES, proved-S, rs fahom.
L.75 :.
For sale by PRIEsTLEY 4 BEIN
SO and 81 Camp street.
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ReIIa.

BELLS from son to l5OOn.
Orders received for weight 4o warranted as to
sound and quality.
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1rOIs.

Iron.
ENGLISH, BAR. HOOP SHEET, ANGLE SCROLL.
OVAL, HALF OVAL and HALF ROUND.
Landing Chimboroa from Liverpool and in store for sale
by the subscribers viz
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50 kegs BOILER RIvETs-Ik and l1sxss
50 RIvETS, for Sheet Iron Workers.
80 :. for Iron Shutters.
$50 :. PRESSED SPIKES, 4to inch.
Or sale by PRIESTLEY L BEN.
SO and 81 Camp street
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TOBACCO. We have noticed rather more move
ment in Tobacco this week, with easier prices for
buyers for some qualities, though without any mate
rial alteration The sales have embraced some 1900
hhds., all, however, on private terms, except few
small lots, including % Admitted and Refused at &C.
10 Refused at &C., and II fine Old Crop at l0c. y ID
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There has been fair degree of activity in uncur.
rent money during the week. Sales of distant bank
notes have been made to some extent-that is, be-
yond last week or two weeks previous. No counten-
ance whatever is given to the issues of some banks
located or pretended to be located in the Northwest
eln States The wild cats in Georgia and Tennessee
are about hunted out, and are generally refused. All
the issues of the Western banks having the least pre-
tensions to faith and credit are taken by our brokers'
There have been no receipts of coin this week Mex
can dollars having declined in New York to lOeM
1851 are not sought for here higher rates than los
at this time.
Land warrants are under a better inquiry, without
any change in rates. A good demand continues for
douboons of all kinds for remittance or shipment to
Cuba though there is not much in Cuba at this time
that we want, unless it is Cuba proper the Island
The importation of sugar. melado and so on into our
market will not pay at present.
We annex our usual weekly quotations of coin and
uncurrent money being the rates of John Wood cor
nor of ANN and Common STRAITS.
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India Rubber Betting, etc.
MACHINE BETTING, 2 t, II inch, 5 and ply.
MIXED, PLAIN and PURE PACKING HOSE, z, N,
IN and inches.
SO and 81 Camp street.
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Cane-Carrier Chains,
50 casks best cANE-cARRIER CHAINS.

Agricultural implements.
Halls Peacock PLOWS
Wrought Mould BLOWS.
Valley FLOWS, with Extra Points
Cotton and Sugar Flows Maysvilie Pattern.
John King FLOWS, Plain and Extended Bars
Garrett cottman's PLows. with and without Gut
Ballenger's PLOws, without Cutters
CORN SHELTERS.
STRAW CUTTERS.
COTTON and ROAD scRAPERs.
Tennessee Iron.
PREMIUM TENNESSEE IRON
We have hand and receiving regularly full stock
the following, viz ID
500 tuns FLAT from to ~ inch. x1< to inch.
100 ROUND and SQUARE, hto inch.
80 :. HORSESHOE, X. X, LIZ, and ll4xx inch.
80 PIIOw PLATE, 6, 4, 6, o. 10, IL, H. Ia Il and
15ipXl4, and X.
80 BOILER PLATES, SIG, Y and SIG. so
PRIEsTLEY BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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Ne6 0rleans 4aiIg Grsstent.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH &c, 1850.
gem 0rleans Nlonty Nlarktt.
CREscErr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street, |
Eridas- EuariHxx M...i, iQSn

CRkscEFr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street, I
Friday Evening. March u.s. 1859. s
The money market to-day presented no change.
We have, therefore, very little to say this evening
The bank movement for the week. to be made to-
morrow, will show variations, but nothing indi-
eating any change in either in or out of bank,
though it was bruited about to-day that some deal
ers in paper were, under the daily reports of high
water and crevasses, preparing their charts of sub
merged plantations. All the cotton paper which is
to be issued Or made this season will appear during
the coming month. There is cotton to come to mar.
ket from upper Red river, from the upper limits of
Ouachita river, from the Sabine and some other local
tiles with which the communication is limited the
whole year round, and some advances as usual will
be required. But, generally speaking, there is not
much more paper to appear on the market for the
present, unless it is resales. For instance there has
been good deal of paper placed during the last
three months at s3@9 get dis If holders can resell
at 7a4s, they may put the contents of their porte
teuiHes on the market. Some money lenders think
that Mr. Napoleon is backing out, will not fight and
that Paris will do very well to spend few months in
the coming travelling season. and are making their
preparations accordingly to cross the Atlantic.
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NEW YORK.
kEE FOR NEW YORK-TEE Al FAST SAIL
MMA-inE big Bonita, Match master, is now loading
and having nearly all her going on
board, will have quick ds ac. For balance of freight
apply TO e'
m!e j. H. BASS, llo Common street
6SR FOR NEW YORK-THE Al FAST SAIL
M8f ing schooner EcII Sc, Hatch master is loud
and having nearly all Of her cargo engaged and
going on board will have gu ok dispatch For Balance Of
freight apply to 'N' VI
my J, Fl. BASS, l9 Common street
ESR FOR NEW YORK-THE Al AND FAST
MJH% sailing bark Golden Era, Thorndike, is now
~ loading and will have qn'ck spatch. For balance
ia20 j. H. BAss. 119 Common street
RAk FOX Jew YORI< first vcsscI.-TIIE
NKHt No. packet bak f. VI. Tanning, lnldinr at
sss Post 2s Second District having nearly cargo
on board wants the bulk of 30 barrels complete cargo
Apply to GEO. W. HYNSON & CO.,
lel So Camp street
PHI LADELP HIA.
kSR FOR PHILADELPHIA REGULAR
Etf Line PacketsFhe AL fat sal ing PACK bark Sta.
Msxnssmih master having most her engaged will
have dispatch. For balance of fire. CHI, anpl, 10
m25 GEO. W. 11YNSON 4 Co. 50 Camp street.
kSR FOR PHILADELPHIA REGULAR
E4H% Lire Of PnckesThe Al fine packet schooner q.
ct her cargo engaged will have Dispatch For balance of
freight or passage, apply to
. GEO. W HYNSON eco,
Wl9 81 Camn
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To sail on SUNDAY 9Th inst. at 8 A NJ
SOUTHERN STEA MSHIp COMPA.
HfI1EI1 N.Y.. Mail Line-For Galveston and Ma,ago.
.>s.s da Bay-The snperor coppeed and copper fast.
ened steamship Mexico, W. II Talbot commander sails rs
above carrying the u mails For freight passage having
elegah accommodations for passengers apply on
toard G. b PAYNE 81 Cnmn street
mshp of this line will leave every Thursday and Sun.
Gay morning. Tor the above rnrts. m24
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
To sail on FRIDAY, LIST prl. IT g A. ".
SOUTHERN TEAMSIIIP COM
NMIENE1 pany-Uri ed States Mail Lne-For Brazos Sani-
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bn MONDAY, the I'D irs'. EDMUND LIZ ROY,
eldest son of Or. X. Is. aud Mary w. Ironsde, ge,
years and 2days. = ~
The friends ot the family are invited to attend hi
funeral from the residence Of his parcrts, 426 N
street corner Vermont avenue, on w ednestay af-
t~rn"on, 25th inst, at O'Clock.
On the 2S Instant, THOMAS w. JONES, in the
I2d year OF his age.
His relatives aud the friends of the family are n
vIted to attend his funeral To morrow, { Wedu. s
day) at 4oclock p. M from his late residence, y a.
1913 south street, Capitol Hill
On the morning of tho 2lth instant Mrs MARY
Joy IN the ed year of her age.
The lends Of the family invited TO attend her
funeral from the residence Of Mr. Free. u street
between l2th and 18th, on w ednesday, May IS, at
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Lyons Powder aud his Pills,


JUDGE MEIGs, President of tho American Insti-
tnte sars: The discovery az this powder hy Prof
Lyon rs oi national Importance, The Farmers
hoppers, ants, bugs and all verm can be DESTROYED
gardens preserved, aud houses made pure. [, Is
JTs from PotSrn 10 udakiad, IRE sI,c Nv. T. no.
"a a." There is question a. to tho great efcsry
OF thls article: few applicant ms destroys every
thlng IKE garden worms. had-bugs. neas tick
coaches, dc. II is an Asiatic plant discovered by
MIR. F. l.yoni Many limitations W i'll be offered. BE
IT'S yon's Powder kills all sects in a Trice,
While Lyons Pi is are mi xrd for rats and mice
Sample TASKS IS cts; regular sizes 81 cts. and ST.
BARNES Il PARK, New York.
Also the MericnH MnstaHg Linimrnf.
ap IS lmeOw