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OLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND

No 10 NORTH GAY STREET,
H1NUFA CTURER OF
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
.., ,., - - AND DEALER
SILVER PLATED WARE,
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
has IN store beautiful assortment Of New Styles and Pat
terms OF c Jewey and Silver Ware suitable for presents
embracing great variety Of Set and Plain Gold BROOCHES
Mosa CarhInkle, Coral PEARL Lava Cameo Etruscan &c
EAR RINGS; BRACELETS; FINGER RINGS, set with
Bialnond Ruhy, Emerald PEARL Opal, &c Ladies' GOLD
CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCKETS
59d Ihimhcs Cu Buttons and Pins; Signet Chased and
Paln Gold Rings, Pencil and Pens; Sleeve BUTTONS and
G Cold and Jet Crosses Jet Bracelets Pins and Ear
Also complete assortment of Best Quality Heavy Silver
lated TEA SETS. Walters, Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets
Fruit Bgtter and Salt Stands Casors Candle Sticks, Pearl
andle Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks, Ladies' FANCY
~ SN va ."~ A-0SS 80
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VOL. IV---NO. 4S5.
aru @uo0s.

4iru 5000s.
N EW sToREl
AND NEW GooDsl
GEORGE H. HAIG,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS.
DRY GOODS, HOSIERIES, MANTILLAS, AND LADIES'
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
WHOLESALE AND Retail,
FOE CASH ONLYVl
The public are most respectfully informed, that will
open this large and commodious establishment
ON WEDNESDAY, the 7th instant
with an entire and very choice stock my own
portation, consisting of
SILK AND RICH DRESS GOODS
LINEN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
MEMS, WoMEN'S AND MISSES HOSIERIES, SHIRTS,
AND DRAWERS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
ALSO,
The Richest Assortment opened in this city Of
LADIES' DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
shall receive by steamer and open on the 18th inst
large assortment of the
VERY LATEST PARlSIAN STYLES OF MANTILLAS,
And shalt be in the constant receipt of
CHOICE NOVELTIES.
N OOIs suyill lha lIat,o atap
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Sept. l4.-However much our Gov
ernment may be impressed with the truth that the
island of San Juan belongs to us, there appears to
be no doubt that both the government of Great
Britain and that of the United States will instruct
their agents in that quarter to act with the utmost
clrcumspection in view of satisfactory adjustment
OF the existing differences. 1t will be recollected
that Secretary Marcy, four years ago. said that the
title ought to be settled before either party should
exclude the other by force, exercise complete
and exclusive sovereignty within the fairly disputed
points. This was the substance of his letter to Mr.
Champion, at the time representing Her Majesty's
Government, and to which much Importance is
now attached From all which can be ascertained
in well-inormed circles it is reasonable to infer
that no serious difficulties are likely to result be-
tween the two countries. If any danger at all is
apprehended, it is in consequence of the we-known
and intrepid character of Gen. Harney.
Col. Hawkins of the British army, Yesterday
brought dispatches concerning the San Juan dis
pute, to the British legation and then left for New
York to take passage for England with dispatches
from Governor Douglas to Her Majesty's Govern
ment on the same sub-c
The news of successful revolution in Costa Rica
being unexpected, has created much interest and
surprise in official and diplomatic quarters Senior
Molina, Minister from that Republic, left here j.
day for New York to meet ex-Presdent Mora.
Col. Faunteroy left Washington to-day to take
command of the Military Department of New
Mexico
Mr. Hendricks resignation as Commissioner of
the Land Office takes place tomorrow. Nothing
has been heard from Judge Hughes as to his ac-
ceptance of the office.
The President has appointed VIM. E. Moore, of
Nebraska, Agent for the Indians in the Omaha
Agency, vice Mr.. Wilson, resigned.
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CLEARED

OF Swan Point, ship La Duchesse D'Orleans Hines =
days from Tongoycopper wool and hides to Fitzgerald
Booth Co. Aug. 18th, lat 942 N, Ion A SO NJ passe
wreck, burnt down, apparently same day,) also fell il
wi spars nd timber - ' -
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ARRIVE
Steamship Georges Creek eager, from New York-mdse
to Samuel Pearce Reports off Hog Island Boston pac-
ket bark and two herm brgsone of them with double
sailsProbably Gmor Meredith" from AspinwaE and off
Cape Henry, shp-all bound in.
Steamer John 5. Shrver Dennis, from Philadelphia
toJ. A. ShrIver
Brig Herad Keen, from Bird Island ST. Thomas 2sth
ult-guano to A. B. Morton & Sons Towed up by Fairy
Queen Left St Thomas brig Abana, (Br) Thompson,
for Hampton Roads next day.
Schr. Geo W. Krebs, Emerson, from Phadelphia-mdse
toJohn W Brown Son.
Schr Vrg nia, Davis, from New York-mdse to Rose &
Lyon.
Propeller f. H. Herbert Dawes, fm Bridgetown, Nj
to Plips Cockey.
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Ship VIM. Penn, Meade Liverpool, Both ult
Brig Abbot Lawrenc- Fuller, Portland IIth inst
Schr Surprise, Cole, New York, llth inst.
Schr Delaware Farmer, Jackson Alexandria 18th inst
Schr Amytis, Baker, Providence, llth inst
Schr Wm 7 Benson Carter Alexandria 10Th
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DISASTEKS
Ship Berkshire, from Ncport, Wales Wilmington
c. loaded with railroad iron put into Queenstown eaky-
No date.
Brig anisburg from New Orleans had been ashore
Genoa and damaged her cargo badly Per Ocean Queen
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A letter from a Scottish lady in Athens refars 10
the celebrated Swedish authoress as follows:-
Miss +; Bremen is at present here. She is dear
little old lady," O"-
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fEH2 I'll i. A. WAKEFIELD,
HEX W TEA DE1LER AND GROCERJ
4,g4 1e 25i WEST EAYErTE STREET, corner Pine,
Oilers the trade fine TEAS, SPICES, WINES LIOiORS
To3ACCOS and CIGARS. An examination of his samples
by the city and country Merchants respectfully solicited as
they will find it greatly to their advantage buy him,
every article being put down at lowest To Families
he will supply prime fresh GROCERIES, cheap as the same
class of goods he purchased in the city delivered
free. s76mr
S0 BBLS. CHOICE EXTRA FLOUR;
w 30 g superior Old Bourbon Whskey;
100 I" Old Rye Whiskey:
20 ." Old Col en- Rye Whiskey:
20 cases Lewis NJ. Morton's p A. Cheese:
40 boxes Gross 4 Detrich's Oleine Soap:
200 sacks Liverpool G. A. Salt;
In store and for SAL by . b. T. ELDER,
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TN N the country.
WIN. RNABE Il CO,
l,3, and NORTH EUTAW STREET,
and No. 207 BALTIMORE STREET
between Charles and Light streets,
would respectfully invite the attention of the public
well assorted stock of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO -FORTES,
which, for beauty Of finish, power and sweetness OF tone
and elasticity of touch, have been by Judges un
ryaed. Every Piano guaranteed for five piyi.
lege of exchange granted at time within months IL
not entirely satisfactory.
Terms liberal call is respectfully solicited before pur
chasing elsewhere. w.
Planes taken in exchange, hired tuned and repaired
ID -f,n
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Names all familiar to those who take an interest in
the 'msnly game" They have, we are informed,
been selected with great Judgment with reference to
fine Fieders, and it will be noticed they are from
all parts of the country. Mr. Wheatcraft, of New
ark, has been selected to perform the responsible
duties of Umpire.
The St. Georges Club are using every effort to
accommodate the public and to make this match a
decided success.
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700 0On HAVANA CIGARS, embracing popular
II UU,UUUbrands of all sizes and classes.
SMOKING T0BACC0-A new article manufactured at Ha.
yana of the choicest yueta de Abao Tobacco expressly for
the city retail trade, in 4 lb. papers and cases
I IN BBI.S. VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO, wei
lCUadapted for the Grocers' trade.
We are receiving regular supplies of the above
ces and invite the attention of the trade stock which
We offer for sale on liberal terms
CHAS. D. DEFOKD 4 co,
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4IA No A SECOND STREET,
,,,-,,, ,,,,> First house from South street,
BG 1S AND SELLS ON CONFESSION ALL STOCKS
AND fobIhC SECURITIES OF THE COUNTRY. With
reliable all the large Cities enabled
to execute orders promptly and Satisfactorily sitf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

CuTToN co IS DESPATCH LINE
- FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Sailing regularly on Advertised days.
Clipper OF Saturday, 20ia August.
The elegant | rev York butt clipper chip
BLACK HAWK
Will continue 70 freight above unless fu
at pier 10 keat river.
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SHIPPING.
INOR sAyANNAH.-CHANG or DAY.

EVOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or DAY.
The American Atlantic sclev S,earshp compaays new
and favorite steamship MOhrtcMESi rrs5sri Crocser
cmmsneer viii leave pier IL North river Thursday Aug
H. NJ O'Clock NJ Passage Savannah Witt uIspssssd
accommodations $i6 through ckes New crlesns 49,
Mobile, sss Montgomery, so Albany o. s2t .lsnla s23
Columbus SIS; Macon, SCI; Augusta 2O also To principal
pAcee IN FLORIDA at loves, Freight ten cents per fo,
and proporoDate rates Insurance one hsh cent Bag
checked through TO principal places Apply H. d.
CROMWELL CO., Sc Wet' street..
pEDUCED RAfEs-fOa NORFOLK, SS; PETERs-
III burg or Richmond, $8.The samsAp ToRK rows Csp
sn Lewis Pash, viii freight lhs above places
Friday and Saturday ct pier NO ID North sye- aud leave
on Saturday 9th nst ut O'Clock. Fregh for Peter burR
landed a Cay Point Passage ss,eroom Included to Norfolk
reduced Vi PetersSg and Hcamood. s.eroo inc-aaed,
reduced 70 IS. Meals 20 cents extra
LUDLAM HErNRKEE, lis Broadway.
NOR SAVANNAH .HxIRA srEAMsR.-rHE STEAM
y ship GEORGES CRkEK, Captain x. v. eager will leave
pier y North river on Monday agus 8, at p
saturday, August full rre.h 10 cents per foot and pro
por tomato rates Insurance. onshal per ccat Appy to H.
y, CROMWELL co., So Wes. street,
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NiBLOH GARDEN.
~ Doos open styA; N commenoe n O'Clock
I'cxeu...... % Gems Upper 0ses rs Oeoa
,,, FLtDAs EvkEiE0. AuguAtb 8. 1852
Film r'shi OF the great spd renowned
. kAtaLb,
under II g sols d.secsiop OF
GAnhikL and FRANCOIS.
eecoso appearance Of the ming Italian dAnoeuDo
MARM bkrNHCA8I.
GABRIEL Jocko
x.,r. uvxx F2 AEcc rs In Two naraoters.
SAkis bhrfEpAsr Observation-Disclosures yiphtde
Mks tkAkoi6, Mona Hx1HIEU,
,,,, LA BYLPHIDE
EpOLOIIoNs ON IHH TI0ai aOPR
nAsl-'a AsnHeus, roung America and other Artists
JUUKO.
Franco0
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SlAKkuhs NUsEOs VERY LAST WEEK OF
" WYhAk, the sorcerot, FRIDAY afternoon al 3,
and evening at O'clock with hs repertoire Of marvellous
experiments making people Invisible and restoring them TO
visibility at pleasure rendering auor bottle ezhausssn
s supply OF any tpirn demandec npeling drum
sD rappex and bis es basdes actual host
81 oher semi miracles 1he million OF curio'es Ac &c. may
all be seen dmttAnce Is cents Children uadef ton Is
oents perquet seAts- Is ccass additional.
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a,oR HAMBURG LorDoS HAvEE AND SOUTHLAND
Il ton.
The Hamburg American PSoxe. OosnpAnysiron mall
wi1 leave pler2l North r,ves
IEUToSIA captain Hensen,
Morfly. Angus Is. 1852.
Fs rass 500 second cabin $50 Storage. .s2s
ror passage apply 70
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TO HIGH BRIDGEETHe
n pleasanest economical excur1ion out OF tho
ely. The seambosts JosEPHIsE wOosfEE and g. B.
FIR AsER will leave Harlem every Sunday O'CLOCK A.
And every ha hour after for Btgh Bridge fare cents.
81 ncoct and every hour through the day Third
ears run through Harlem every few min utes con
r. ordinary al Lard's High Bridge hotel a O'Clock
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4 UsTRALIA PIONEER LIEE-Esy ABLIsdsD 1882
a Carrying tbs Unlted States mails rhs beautiful new
Nordenhoz master now loading Of pier No. II North nveY
having two thirds OF her cargo engaged viii have iamedAe
Of cargo applied for early She has magnificent state
accommodations for second cabin passengers, all deck
For freight passage loves rates apply on board 20
B. W. CAMERON, No. Bowling Green Sight bills 0r sale
and cash advances made cousignmer6 OoupGnoee h
Australia, WnkinDon Bros Co.
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A uOrION EOJICE-PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE
"A Of eeRar. and costly househ hold furniture his day Fri
DAY, a. lO O'Clock at the private resideDce SO Wes
Eleventh street. near sih aveuue.-A ALBURTIS auction
ser win sell at public auction. the entire contents OF
brocsoe SILK velvet solid eegers mirror doors
secretary ana bookcase lined with satin sdys
md work table, CENTRE side and sofa tables Turkish reoep
ton and reclining ohsirs corner esgeres pier and mAne
forte richly carved and oil paintings by celebrated
piece winter lsndicaoes ERgsh scenes
c Parian satuetes bronze aud bsque figures
eight day clock oval mirrors velvet and Brussels rug
70 match superior extension table, buffet chairs
china dinner and tea rich glass gob
tumbles wines silver plsted spoons butter knives
table cutlery &C.; rosewood bureaus, be isteads wash
stands hair mate paasss feather beds holsters
pilows BLANKETS. mahogany sofas, chairs rockers
shine. " = -
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= AnIrs rAKE NoTICE-THAr GENTLEMEN OF THE
upper desre to be inrod ced TO ladies OF position
ins select Address tw.a confidence, Commissioner 4
D. Kew yc!k 4Vs. onss,
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"a WILLIAM fcpPrN9 90. erfs. ils BsogIsfsS
siltno!sde f. y -sg OF fr,aehf3e drugse.s, e. ~
"a -, o..H.sd drustss e ben 1900 stock TO SD
eaeronertss sil and lshonsb Socs jnst
sessner kra consag part of book spd jsconet lfs
eesS bstse ucurcss, rmnings nfenIs' waas eli gsnt
W ~ bc0& capes &c, &c, Elk neck 800 dozen
srf aiola3le SILK neck ties In great variety.
Also,
Cn't bosers cloths and cloth goods sks dress goods
Biz veives veive rheons mems - boys ~ hate lrrist
pg goods ran goods ready masa elohss &c &C IN lots
adapted TO toe city and country trade Sapiplse with
catalogue, ready on the morning ots g.
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A UCfIoN NOTICE. COAST BIE's SALE uy Bill
"A Iard tsbes--JoHN II. RU1~dLL, anctioneer WIN sell
TO the hsbes. bidder saturday at 0 ocock Cans
street yarcK, two billiard tables, cues mari ora g..
also lot Of liquors des.ntsrs &c The a5ovs ~ is il
positive BY order OF MATHEW BENIN, Constable Flrsi
District Court. 800
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a YOUNG MAN. rHIRTYFIvE YEARS OF AGE,
"A having $500 IN cash, wishes to meet with widow Of
snee woman not over having the amount with
i view 70 marmony. An Irish woman preferred Address
rOuS,d herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

SKIRIs..wE ARE MAKIfa THE BEST WOVEN
- shhts twelve springs 81 81 fourteen springs 81 So and
springs 81 Dealers supplied with pus syringe Al
IS per DOZEN twelve springs Sill and fourteen spring. $l
per dozen. Old atrts made over G. L. HARDIN0 woven
Skirt factory, 26l Spring street. near Hudson,
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MATRIMONIAL.

A sOUTHERNER, OF MORAL HABITS OF GOOD
"a family, and moderate means but sufficient to live we'll
end support prudent economical wife wishes make the
qusntsnce OF some amiablc good looking and accomplished
lady with an honorable view msmony. His are not
quite ample TO afford all the luIures that think really
for happiness but he would make her home place
where contentment and peace would be constant inmss
and re would her the snares and dangers
Of more fsshonaee life He is sincere and would w nys
AL ceremony with those who sctaed by the same pnrs
motives Being rather ford OF he has tAken s
method OF forming acquaintance rather than A .ne shns
tty of bis friends ashing formal ntrrductpn. onou.
this meet the probation and congepay .ohea
lady who has the independence TO think and SCI .o
she may address, confdenAy her letter I'd independence
boz broadway Pcetc
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AJEw ORLEANS,
IN MOBILE MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA
ALBANY, COLUMBUS. MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places In Florida,
Via SAVANNAH, GA.
The ALABAMA, Capt Geo. Z. Sehsnck win Leave on Saur
day August g. at n. N, frou pier North river Tick
be had for the following places fare b
Other seamerirom New YORK Savannah, accommodations
SUPERIOR
Nefs York New Orleans sss 7s Mobile $685. Mon soer,
Ala. 500; Atlanta, Ga, Sssi sbsny "a s24; Columbus
Ga, SIS; fscop, ga 81; Ansnsis, t. seyasash, SIS
SAMUEL u. HuTCHILL d SON, Is Eicsivsy.
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Amount Of discounts beyond 30 days, May 7.. sss4O


There have been no receipts of specie this week.
Later adyices from Europe will be due at Quebec
tomorrow. They will in all probability be at hand
here on Monday morning The Arago (Havre steam
cry of the 4th, from Southampton, ought to be at
hand or intercepted off Cape Race. This Cape Race
affair does not pay There is nothing to be gained by
spectators in the present incertitude of foreign
markets.
The receipts of cotton continued to decline There
are some few thousands of bales in the country,
which will not be forwarded to market under the low
erng prices. The receipts at all the ports up to this
evening are three millions five hundred and thirty.ive
thousand two hundred and ftyfour bales( 535 ,254
The receipts at Mobile up to last evening (Friday)
for the week 4l06 bales; the total receipts at
that port foot up 66s ,4s4 bales. We have moth
ing later from the Atlantic or Florida ports than
what has already been published. There are at the
inland towns IS 900 bales making the total quantity
now at light, three millions seven hundred and ten
thousand bales There % 900 bales to come in as
areserve, which shall all know about as soon as we
can obtain information from the New York Central
Railroad,
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folks 80 deeply concerned about the Sun Insurance
Company, we have to state that the scrip Of the New
Orleans Sun Mutual Company Of 1858, at Tie, and
the last sale Of New York Sun was at Ga. Messrs.
Palfrey Co., also sold the lot of ground with store
and improvements known as No. rs CarondeIet street.
Lot 81 feet 10 inches front by 100 feet in depth,
good four story brick store being the improvements,
under rent of s24oo per annum, price s22 500 also
sold lot OF ~ feet front Terpschore street 1927
feet depth, with modern built twostory frame resi-
dence at $7,eG0-a tolerable good price, There are
no fears entertained by these prices, that New Or
leans n retrogading, yet we cannot refrain from re-
marking, that there is vast amount and quantity Of
real estate offering in the market from day to day;
whether the owners cannot hold or whether they de.
sire to sell out and go to other regions where real
estate pays l302Sct. taxation or whether they want
money, we cannot say. We have not, however, come
across any one feeling disposed to sell at loss, or
in other words, to give property away No, that we
haven't and the Mississippi river at tolerable high
stage.
Statement Of the Banks Of this Citp for the peek
ending Saturday, May IA, 1859.
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The following are the comparative sums of ex-
hange held by the banks at this time for five years

The movements in stocks to-day were limited. We
heard of sales of so shares Crescent City Bank at
LOG gross. Several small parcels of Bank Of New
Orleans at l05s. By auction, there were sold 20
shares Bank of New Orleans at l043 80 shares Union
Bank at l04, 40 shares Mechanics and Traders at
1913, 200 shares jackson and Railroad at g. Missis
sppi Central Railroad t9ct. bonds at 49, and for
the information of those very sensitive New York
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CATTLE MAR EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, My 10, 1889
The market was scantily supplied with choice
Western Cattle and during the last few days of the
week several sales were reported at l25c per lib net
40 lbs off The supply of Hogs, Sheep and ordinary
Cattle is ample, and prices easy for purchasers.
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gebietu 1T TIE Wlarktts.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 G,
NorI,, 1for-,-.~ NJ,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Monday Morning, May To- 1889
CoTToN =. On Saturday the market was more &C
tive and the sales reached about 100 bales Holder
do not seem to be generally offering their stocks
Mddling was sold mostly at lie but the market il
too unsettled to give general quotations.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on hand LIST September ba'es. s0,I4;
Rsesved ssstsidav -, a9
1,7t5,76e
Exported Saturday: ..::..,...: is,6ss"lss!,sss
il5W 1,6U3, lot
Stock hand cleared .......... 1s2cCt
TOBACCO The sales barely include so hhds., Of
which 10 hhds. at 74c., u at ST. 10 at %, and IL
hhds. stems at u y tb.
sTATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
stock hand LIST September. ls8........hhds 2sOl.
KeceiysS Ss,ier 4'a
72to9
Exported since. ;........................... 1851
Nxporteu Satufoay lVoU 44bf
Stock hand not cleared .......
SUGAR.. There was no change in prices, and the
sales amounted to about 200 hhds Fair to Fully
Fair, 6@6lc. y ii.
MoLAssEs. We noticed sale of ATS bbls strict
ly Choice, at 374c. U gallon.
FLOUR. The sales have been confined to about
Their advance in prices of these, 200 bbs. Superne
at 81 90 430 Tin two lots) at 81 25 and some small
lots of Plants Extra at 50 95 70 Dbl. On FRI
day some 1000 bbls Superfne were sold at 81 12ac.
81 SO is now asked by some Holders for Superine.
GRAIN. The prices for Corn show slight up
ward tendency and the sales embraced 3,OO004 900
sacks, comprising 1000 Mixed at 92c., 1900 White
and Yellow at 81 O5, $50 White at 81 OFF, together
with other lots without particulars Of Oats nothing
of any consequence was sold. In Bran we noticed
about 900 sacks sold in two lots at 81 rs % 100 h..
PROVISIONS. For Pork the prices are still adj
vancing, and we heard of 1000 Mess bbls sold in 3
lots at SIS 90, $50 Ito leave the market at $l8 SO
and the latter rate was refused for another lot. In
Bacon the market was firm but nothing of importance
was doing. OF Lard we noticed about $50 bbls. and
tcs sold at llc., and 100 Kegs at l3c. 10 tb.
BALE ROPE. Sales of 200 Coils, machiue made,
in lots at Sc. T2 ID.
STAR CANDLES. About 500 Boxes full weight
were taken at 2O4c " Ii.
COFFEE. . The market was dull and only 500
Bags sold including $50 at l0tc, 100 at ll8 and US
at l0s.
WHISKY. The sales have been confined to about
$50 bbls Raw, in lots at SOC. ib gallon
FREIGHrs. "A ship was taken for Liverpool at ID
for Cotton one for Antwerp at &c. for Cotton and
32s cd. for Tobacco another for that port on pr
vate terms one for France at 81 SO for Tobacco and
a British vessel for Europe OH private terms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-16

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~ up % etss Years old ell twelve years old
,. sss IN psekages Of twenty I've had at the
ce q he MeGfer OF Transportation
es reside On te line Of the road in pack
sSes Of va for their personal reduced
Gmpang nee now prepared to forward Goods and Pack
q ~ kfEas every place with which they have
"on 1reM or delivering at the doicA Of patrons
49,. T. s. WILLIAMS,
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