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purchase money refunded.
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80 pitis' Pattern Thrcshers ana separaters
Manufactured ~ Nonrse, Mason b CO..; wand Sc Inch
cyilndefs, with Trucks and fall extras.
Ia PATEgr OFFIcR. J4nuary 1850.
Sir ~. II. A. pilts' Patent dated June 2a 1887.
machlne for threshing and cleaning gram was only
extended for term II years from June 2B lsSf.
y has consequently expired. Respectfully, yours,
N. H0LT, Commissioner.
eouTnNoRIn 3 Co, San FIancisco, Cal. ~
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Children three old and UNDER those three and
twelve old half price all twelve years of
full fare.
Persons who reside in the city and have residence etab
shment the line of the road tickets in packages
OF twenty five for their personal reduced
Office on Camp street
Through tickets all principal cities North and Fast
obtained ct the Ticket office Of the Company adjoining The Tce
graph Office, under the St Charles Hotel The Depot.
This Company, and all the Railroad Companies
the Great Southwestern Line between New Orleans and New
York. having made with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between
cities the Express business heretofore carried by
Railroad Company for Its is discontinued
Express will be carried by the Adams Express
alton be obtained this subject Of j. MCKEEvER ESQ.,
90 Camp street.
Agents of the Railroad Company permitted
receipt for bank specie ewery other express
They will be received by the Adams Express s6 Camp
BENTLEY u. HASEIL.
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt,
T. S. WILLIAMS,
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NEW ORLEANS, JACK.
G1SA - son AND GREAT NORTHERN

trains leave the Depot Of the Company
CaisIe and Macnoa streets, thirty minutes
o'clock in the morning and six o'clock in the evening
arrive New orleans thirty minutes o'clock in
morning and o'clock in the daily SUNDAYS
cluded.
Feshts received the Depot foot Of Caope street.
forwarded by the regular freight trains which
New Orleans Canton
Feigh, o'clock P NJ be forwarded by
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cept n the depot.
All freight intended for transportation be distinctly
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freight will he received unless consigned established
stations The line of the road is connections.
Blank railroad receipts for freight may obtained
Compnhys office, Camp street, at Messr Corson Arm
strongs, by those who wish them.
The Company holds itself the value
shipped W the road which may lost by fire.
time receiped for stations the line
after notice congnces of its arrival the depot this city
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SUGAR The receipts of Sugar have increased
moderately during the past week, and being rather
in excess of the demand prices gave way about
&c. in the early part of the week. The sales have
embraced some 1900 hhds. at the reduced rates,
and the market closed at the range of the follow
ing quotations, which apply only to New Crop, the
transactions in Old Crop being unimportant:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Ers FsS Es sss7 Prime and choiss.
Charmed ana fehned 14GsA
Weeks receipts, 1898 bbls.-Exports, ll9.
NoLAssEs With increased supplies the rates
for Molasses have considerably declined. About
5000 bbls. have been sold during the week, the
range lattery being 33@35c. for Inferior and Ordi-
nary, and s6@573c. for Prime and Choice, and 1000
half bbs. at 4o@44c. y gallon according to
quality.
Weeks receipts $685. bbls.-Exports, 1915.
FLOUR. . With limited demand and still frmer
the sales of the past week have amounted to about
5000 bbls., generally at range of IS 25@s5 AZ
and SIS so for Superfne, SO 25@6 rs for Extra,
and 81 oO@ss 90 u Dbl for Choice Extra in small
lots the market attery being heavy at these rates.
Yesterday the sales included some small lots of
Superfne at S. so, $50 Extra, in two lots, at =,
$50 at SO So and 200 at Sc G23 U Dbl.
Weeks receipts, IA ,7l3 bbls-Exports, 1886.
WHRAT..s. We have heard of no sales since that
reported week or two since at 81 Is % bushel
for Prime Red.
Weeks receipts, 59-Exports, none.
Corn. The supply has been very limited, and
though there has been but little demand prices
have remained very full, ranging generally at
81 05@sl 10 y bushel for Ordinary to Good lots
Of New, and 81 lo@sl 10 for Old, and at these
rates about $500 sacks have been sold during the
week.
Weeks receipts, $500 sacks-Exports, $50.
OATS. There has been good demand for this
article during the past week, and some $4,000
sacks have been disposed of at q range of 5l@54
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and Soc 70 busheI for f,rdinary :, pre ~ cs.,;.
lots Of St. Louis.
Weeks receipts. IA Az sacks--Exno,4a e,s
Bran. Prices have yapoed 4 a. al s. ~.
Ordinary to Choice, most 81 Inc cssanu h.;r
at 81 O00sl 05 . 100 rs. for Good :. p,;,. ~.
HAY. The sales have cornriseS .om. 11oe
bales at ~ 001s25 % and ia 40 . tun 4, ~.
without inspectiou and A., - rs,~...s e =
for New York and Eastern.
PoKx. During the past week ~ ss.Iret -
been unchanged, and we have heard Il onl,, -.
sale Of $50 bbls. Mess at sI5 IN y bba.. fuuud
Up to Thursday evening, and yesterday 3oobbls.
Ness at SIS so, and ga Rumps 1t III rs q Dbl.
Mess selling generally in small Iotp from second
hands at SIS 75@sls 90 y Dbl.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses On IN
LIST inst was Is, 123 bbIs., Of all kinds.
Weeks receipts, T24s Dbl. Exports, las.
BACON. :. The market has been Arm but mac
tive, with sales Of some 800 casks 1t about sf@
SIC for Shoulders, l03@Ie3 for Ribbed Sides, and
i2a012sc. q n. for Clear Sides We quote Hams
asloegl2c. for Plain and Ordinary Sugar Cured,
and 1s@l43 up to l5ac, 9 n. for Extra and Fancy
orahos. Yesterday 70 casks Ribbed Sides sold at
io4c q ID, IN two lots.
weeks receipts, $50 cks. snd to. Exports, ~.
'REEs MEATS As there has been no tsarsac-
tions IN Inns artcie for some time past VI are m
aole 70 give QUOTATIONS.. sssS sS
BEEF. Our quofasicns ne nominal st III 000
slo W ana tle 70 y Dbl. foF extra - fsvorits
brands OF Prime Mess and Mesa Ths stoek u IL
inspections on the 1st inst. was only NJ ~
weeks receipts, 10 bbls. and tcs.E4perts.
none.
LARp We have noticed only : limited denpaua
Tor Lard during the past week, With little y no
change in prices small lots selling mostly = Ills.
for Prime in tierces, and 12s@13c. y n. 81 Ken.
me principal sales reported have been about 100
Kegs, in three lots, at 12c, and 200 yesterday, b
two lots, at l3c. u b.
weeks receipts, 92s bbls. and tcs., 20 kegs
exports, 1o@.
BEGGING AND BALE RoPE. We quote Kentucky
Bagging at l24@l4 and 14ac. . yard, but have
heard Of no transactions of amy moment during
the past week India has been very dull, and ths
largest sale reported during the week Was 80 bales
~ izc. y yard We quote Bale Rope very dull at
6t@7{c. forHandspun, and 74@7lc. y b. for Ma
chime Made.
GusSY BAGS. Our quotations are nominal &
logll4c. for Medium and Heavy bags. The only
sale reported during the week being 100 bales, On
private TERMS
COFFEE With moderate demand the sales II
the week have embraced some 1900 bags q i range
Of 11t@123c. q b. We quote Ordinary to Good
Fair at lla@l2c., and Prime at l23c. p D. Yea-
terday's sales comprised $50 bags at 12c. $50 4,
l2a, and LOO at l23c u b.
/ A from, 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05

49,. .'e wv -. =, - ~ "
=. A.. A. - 'aAeA
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MI, ~.
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49, .a..:u,-. M. 49,. - 49,
,ss.s aa 49,, r-o,,naIes, apn:,.;..' ,a".
H. w., .n.;,o,,. ahsasha, .,.p,a,, ~. ,aes "a
nha.So,n - 49,, MI, s1;asa ~ 49,. $50. w
arnansion ~ tr0do and ,he :, ~
no.a orrr.nc nd.r es ~ ,hs ssnos - ~. ,;t.an. -
ho,l, l.o oo,on It'll, - ,,,a,.,t
" s.,..a,:..os - ,orc Wv -', ~, -.
.a.s,.s, ~ ,.ee..s
=, Tm.. - -
~ n, . "A1 ..'-A''e
so"' - ie''es,o WV son'""' "oou'nu'a''''i VI
-..'' AZ. ,.sos P. ." W.. s's'''n
~ NV WV eounN $780, ~ ."'A'' n.o".''s aso'
insae naIs 49, .,.a' o'sA'u ~ nus
- 80, rs, s'o
y. e ~ ~ .N' ny
-'.oN W - "nI
iesu"''ss, toi We .o''''' oDao. =" u.e se'o'"'
n'NeS "iao'ee y. WV p"pe'e VI Nv Ao'i9 a's''he-
''oNs' ID o""n"'ie tunos' euiieioy anu gnu ~
has peen ueinois.a'eu 70 ue 'i'laho'ai WORM .aa'
uie on'y system u paua"s NJ" eA'aas' Ahu wn'ch
s,'""' ~ D"A' - ~" "'Aea' ne'ei i''Ne anS-
un"s " w """.'e' IA ~ ''''''ei VI eiiape WIN
VII. issues y. u1s.s palA Ho1es my w ho' fe-
r., $3.50 inns 'neni e..i.ne'
- "I o.oA D.s'''o's anu 0s ~,
N o.o opei".o''' W. ,'"'e
siae. e vs.. pa'' WV i. ~,
So anu a e, III u,' s.ea. ".s'e,n
80, ~. .,''N os -
80 ~ o"e $50 ~ p' =. y. ~.
sA'ei s.""n e.up' "a '''' Je"'' LUZ " 10 '7 '""s'i
~. ~. A.. ,:o,,.o,. $500 &c s"e.
.,,a,, 49,, ,a,, 49,,
a;, ~. T,ars :, o,,1'. ono sas. s.araovs 49,. -
rold ana oliver and wa think ero lone that Amar'
s;l,,or coin will he deemed tho ho,tor
ouo,, e n hoe M ,oro, v,,ro ,hovo svo ao,1ors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05
Ns6 0tlsans 4aiIp Grtstent.
Neu ORLEANS nlortp nlarAtt.

SATURDAY MORNING, NovEMBERs lao 1ssa
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CRESCENT farnr streat
Friday Evening Nov. 1, iaS9
It is almost unnecessary to allude to the Money
market. The supply of the stuff is free and avail
able at as low rates of interest in any market on
this continent. Short loans on choice names can
be realized at the rates of 500 get. % annum.
Long dated paper that il, paper maturing this side
of June next, can be anticipated at from Z, a0s3
Get, with some skirmishing at the rate Of get.
At the same time, we have to note that sales and
negotiations are made ON the tonsorial order, that
Is, frsm 12Gl5 and Is get. y annum. Our market
could not compete with New York unless these
rates formed something of component part of the
transactions from day to day. There is more paper
bought and sold in New York at the rate of 9@15
get than at any other figures, notwithstanding the
public are RECALLED daily with figures from 6@s and
l0egl2 Get. The very good folks of Wall street do
not entertain any very high ideas of the usury laws
OF the good State of New York, and they jump at
all tunes, that is, when ct. yet. is TO be realized.
The calls on the banks to-day for discount were
moderate, that is, they were less than the income
In fact the supply of money is free, but it is under
the control of those who will not in any way coun-
tenance speculation or investments based on a
prospective, we may say, of the moonshine order.
The chief and most important feature of finance
to.dav was tho EXCHANGE m.rkat A. n,o ,,o.oa
Yesterday that there was decline IT was confirm.
ed to-day and in come resnects +ba ,narkot and
rates decl;ned more +hor on,;cno..d nno ,e d.
prominent hanks reduced tba rates ~ .hooLs ~,
New York to an 18th die ov.r III. conntor ,uh;ot
led to other large and round transactions at dis
We quote good sight drafts, with choice names.
from l@s dis. Three and five days sight from 2ta
| | dis In sixty days sight there were sales at la@
II dis We quote for chsice signatures 1l@lt dis;
good from is0l4 dis, and good to fair from l402
ana ~ DIS In foreign there was considerable
neaVlhess. Ciear eteriing ranged from lo9SglOss
lor eooa oills. document oills or oills OF iading
| appear " ooeupy u1e "'seh'ion Vi buyers az tils
| "on'eht. Inc late crcuilspecuoh aoopted IN re-
gard to the quality of the cotton az the basis of the
| o. Wv t'9 y" ~ So 20 WV ''' VI viz
exchange is being carried out to the fullest extent
| nv, -, .
| lnere were large transactions IN such documents
| TO-DAY at tho r.ta NJ 1oeoa1ool ~, IN ,no1os,oca
| 10y Nv NV i"o" VI A'ooSAVo4 W w Apo2e1A"o4'
The supply il yery free as there is large nt;t
| ff'' 80 WY Aiee' % 'heie ID i" i"i se 4""huy
OF cotton going shipbOard. Francs also partook
of the general dullness and rates opened heavily
and closed the game We s,o+e o,ood h;,Is m pa rs
| d;rect Of onEss III o,a -, -. .:. r o,,>.
Atee' az '.N'se''i'2, anu vi otier Polhts o.194g
5lSl but are forced to the conclusion that extreme
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WINES, WINES, etc
w $50 casks Marzetti's Ale.
80 4 casks Burgundy Port.
30 d :. Chalnisso Pure Juice Part.
So Royal Company
AZ Old Imperial :.
100 boxes Old Imperial lS,5 :.
q London Dock
IS Royal Company Oporte :.
1Q4 South Side Madera
GO Robert Adams 1880 Madcria
"a 4 casks Cette
40 Harmony Nephows' Sherry.
"a "a Duff Gordon :.
So =. P. +. Martins .
40 boxes Pale .
IA :. Topas .
100 cases Meet Chandon's Green Seal Champagne
50 Dell de Perdrix
100 baskets =. Sllery =.
l7h St Julien C1aret.
80 +. Keepers ST. Julien Claret
q :. Margaux, lS47-'48-'5l Glare
GA :. Henkell 4 Co.'S Seinwen.
10 Sparkling Nosel.
6 Hook.
50 :. Ieslie's Biers.
"A Oyer Wine.
In store and for sale by S. WOLFF,
Corner of Gravier New I.eyce sts
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u ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

N
Cheaper and superior any other in Southern
climate.
lis tested and recognized qualities arc
LIST. DURABILITY-egiiai to the best slate roofs.
ID. IMPERMEAB ILITY-Supet any other no cracks
or leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUTY-t presents smooth granite like surface
9TH. CHEAPSESS-It much less than, though AZ
good any slate wood roof md the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public
of cutters and valleys
9Th. INCOMBUSTIBIIITY-It will resist fire better than
slae-roof
9th. CONVEEIENGE-It will under the heat of
this climate and protects the interior of buildings from
tense heat of summer
18th. SOLIDITY-It becomes harder and smoother from ex
be put upon roofs of slope and being light
weight, does require heavy raers while
liable breaking require repairs
The "TROPICAL ROOFING" is chemical compound OF
substances several of which peculiar alone combined
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Testimonials the of the above hands
Of the agent and may be verified by wishing
fore contracting
All orders left the Post-Oace, Box No. 2, will be
j. c. KATHMAN,
jel5 ly corner of Bienville and SRrais SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05

H. T. Lonsdale, Son & Co.'S Weekly Coffee
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J. r. Maemurdo ~ City bonds Railroads. s6s
John Wilson, State bonds, $500 each, 499 &
Ayegno Binder Co SO City bonds, Railroads.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05
8tbiebp IT the glatkets for past @1ttk
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp stree. ,
Saturday Morning. NV. e. lSS9 (


Saturday Morning, Nov s, 1859. !
Cotton continues to move off very freely, and
prices have been very well maintained during the
past week, but our general market has worn an
inactive appearance. In Tobacco there has been
little or no movement. Sugar and Molasses have
arrived rather more freely, but operations are still
of limited character, though prices have consid-
erably declined. Flour, Corn and Provisions of
most descriptions have been firm but quiet, with
only moderate supplies offering. Freghts have
been in good request at previous rates.
European advices by the steamers Nova Scotian
and Arago arrived in the early part Of the week,
bringing up our Liverpool dates to the 10th ult.
They reported the Cotton market generally un-
changed, the sales of the three days embracing
some $4,000 bales, closing quietly at the Persias
! quotations. Holders were offering their stocks
| freely, but not pressing sales. Middlng Orleans
was quoted at Lied. Advices from Manchester
reported trade more active and prices steady.
The Americas advices, three days later, will be
found under the Geographic head
CorToN. The week opened with only mode
rate demand and the sales of Saturday were
barely 5000 bales, but subsequently buyers came
forward quite freely and took $4,000 bales on Mon
day, 1000 on Tuesday, $1,000 on Wednesday,
$4,000 on Thursday, and $4,000 yesterday, making
total for the week of about 70 600 bales. Prices
rather in favor of buyers in the early part of
the week. but we have had no quotable change to
report the market closing at the range of our quo.
tafinnS fol1n1Es.
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STOCK on mana mol cleared &D,Ib5
TOBACCO The market has again been ex-
tremely dull during the past week, and we have
not heard of sale worth reporting, there being
little or no inquiry for either large small lots.
In this state of the market our figures are en-
tirely nominal, and we repeat our previous quota
tions only for referenna.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
BRAZOS SANTIAGO.

To sail on FRIDAY. l1th inst. at s O'Clock A. NJ
xES@ SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
N1Jd1 pany-U. s. mail ine-for Brazos Santiago, via
. 1ndianola-The superior iron steamship Arizo-
ma, Rob smith, Commander, will above, carrying the
s. mails For freight passage having elegant
tons apply on board The Office of tn, Southern Steamship
Company. G. b. PAYNE. Manager
Iann street.
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CATTLE nARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. Nov. 4 1850.
The market scarcely varied since our last report.
very good supply Of Cattle and Hogs remain ON
sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05

COFFEE 80 BAGS OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
~ landing, per steamship Toulon, and for sale by
oil S. WOLFE corner Gravier and New Lsyee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05
we annex the following as the last sales and
present rates of the New Orleans Stock market.

There were sales of several thousands of dollars
Of Insurance Scrip to-day at prices on an average
Of decline Of 10 get. from last sales, operated on
by the fire demon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
Dayton, xenln q Columbus X. r.
q O. U.
Three Dlily Trains, via. Columbus.
hrnngh tirkets from DAYTON 10 nll Eaatn

Three Duly Trains, via Columbus
Through tickets from Dayton 10 all Eastern
Cities.
HNHREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
Il for the East ~ lollows Night Express at 20 n.
Day EXpresB 9,ab a. IN jAeGOmmodatio 6,30p m.
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation 53 q. M,
No. Express, IL 80 q. mi Day Exprcss, 80 D. m.
Trains run by Columbus time, which 10 minutes
faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had f0r all Easternclties
by calling on p. n. Warmsn, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third street
Dayton, Nenia ard Columbus-Lea,ea ea at $50 y.
ia, and arrives st J,63 a. IN,
ALI freghts left at the Depot by 3 30 y. M, will
he forwarded same day, bv $50 D. m Frcights ar.
irving at 50 p m, win be delivered AZ ptNa.
j. DuRAND, Supt.
c. WARMAN, Genl. Ag't. aprla
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
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