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Silks and El5,Oityeries
- -
STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN PRICES!
BRoCADE SILK ROBES at 81, worth s45.
COLoRED BROCADE SILK at 81 % per yard worth 81 T5
CoLORED STRIPED and CtIENE SILK at IS cents per yard
worth 81 %.
BLACK STRIPED SILKS from 81 and up
-4tlSo--
A Large Stock of Fine Embroisierics,
Al half their regular prices consisting of
Ladies and Misses Embroidered CoDLARS and SETS.
Embroidered Tucked aud lIemmed IIANDkERCIIIEFS
Ladies Embroidered CIIEMISES and SKIRTS.
Children's Embroidered DRESSES, WAISTS and PANTA-
LETS.
Children's Marseiles CIOAKS and DRESSES.
Jacoret and Swiss BANDS, EDGING and INSERTING
C;ents' Plain and Colorcd Bordegtd IANDKERCHIEFS.
Black Grape COLLARS and SETS. etc, etc, etc. at
j. A. BRASELMAN'S,
dig BIT ISL Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

Il. REILLY ~ CO.,
l26 CANAL STREET,
Would invite the particular Of their friends
PORrATIoNS which in and ready for insrec
ton comprising largest and magnificent Stock
ported The city The following Of the leading articles
which have been selected 70. cur friends:
PARIS QUALITY RAVE and PLAID P0uLT DE SOLE
MORE ANTIQUE, CHINE and FACoNNE
Solid Colored GLACE, Figured and BRoCATELLE SILKS.
Plain PoULT DE soIE-In all coiors and qualities.
Rich STRIPED and CADRII.LE PouLT DE SOLE.
Rich SATIN and BRoCHE SILKS
Rich BLACK LUsTRINES-all widths.
Rich eros GRAISs--tor Mourning
Rich ARMuRE
Rich eros DE RHINE.
Rich CHANGEABIE. STRIPED eros DE SUISSE
Rich PRINTED and PLAID FouLARDs.
Extra Rich SILK RoBEs-Four Founces-New STYLES.
E. :. Two :. Confined styles.
Extra Super LYONS PATENT BLACK SILKS.
BONNET 4 co j.. In all widths
:. 81 WIDE TAFFETAs-suit..
for Shawls.
Rich IRISH and FRENCH PopL1Ns-In plain Bayaiee and
Plads, for Children.
Rich FRENCH and ENGLISH GRIsAIILE-new article
Rich FRENCH CALICoEs-for Ladies.
=. for Children, small Patterns.
With full assortment of Goods for Planters,
of Baous French KID GLOVES, which be sold nm
der the guarantee of the best article made
We have also, the pleasure in stating that Mr. Thomas
OKearney has returned after years tc
make permanent residence with He will be most happy tc
the acquaintance of his friends shall give every at
tention and inducement old and customers
| Z. REILLY & CO.,
die 2p6t l26 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

IT, EprOiS s. Co..
. 80. -. - ,...,. -.
FALL GOO s.,
c3i
THE LATEST STYLES AND FASI{IO Ms ,
,.,,,-cr, ,rn ,p,cu popr,.e nj,
,,,,x ,Sn ppnc,Dp r, c,uEpr
poup,norp npocI-ET
No1PE ANTIQUE GRIsAuIE
New St vi. ROBE DE CHI ,MBRE--Wib Rurnons
FRENCH CAIICoEs-For Children.
-. Chntz Patterns
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Card Playing.


a. shs seove N"nasao''
. /, for us i. say word or two the shape Of
"a Card In to an advertisement which appears
the papers headed FACTS VERSES ASSERTION iha
issment TO have been written BY wheeler VI"
agent in this city although is written with we IKE
Ii king OF an editor,
The writer charges rs with endeayortsg to convey wrong
Impression the public by having previously advertised that
the fnie Lyon Sewing Machine received the highest pre-
MUM the Fair Of the American Institute New York and ne
ecting to advertise our error now that what he is pleased
term !. The official report, Y has come out
We gave oar authority for the statement we made by refer
70 The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN of November 49, which pub
lshed list Of the medals awarded in the machinery depart
mcn which list was communicated that paper by '" b. Leon
ard The secrear, In that list the Fntie Lyon sewing ma
chine stood at the head If We made mistake was an hones
the above mentioned paper now IN our once
- VIII oe seen ~ 'A' 0''s :, 49, .s,,,,,
v,n Saving Machine os some folks would
have u. believe II will be seen Fnke Lyon received
TWO SILVER MEDALS FOR ONE MAcnINE-one being
on IL merits as FAMILY machine ana me o'nef 'o "A
| general manufacturing purposes.
3
"hieh ieeeisea 'ns saeA A''''' - wv
have alwsys claimed as speciality for the Fnke Lyon
DC very light medium and The heaviest work 10 greater u.s.
| gree ihAn auy osiet nHeiilie iin4iuae'sAsu'
n aoo'.i0n y me we sn's' ''e1a's
,,rs. a. the Fair Of the American institute Now We think
that TWO SILVER MEDALS aud ONE DIPLOMA at one
.,...,...u, .,,
w. 80, -.
| 49, ~. ,,.au, .vn.,,.u IT,,
y r,s,,na. ond nj. .ra,. f ,nnros, -,
are andy obtaining from those who are best able to Judge
| PRICES OF THE FISKIE 4 LYON SEWING MACHINES
..s oso "a. eon s,os ar. a,a.
1
|
pee satisfaction 10 me purchaser OF 'he money fehaea
sro.v Rrnn,s
d2o aptf Corner of Camp and Common
HOUSE = EsIS 1s9fi - " > y x T.
p. r.. FELL n MAIS$Ii,
..cp,y1rp srpprr wrap c.up
4 At
VERY Low PRICES!
|
rDso.yrvv pufnr ATIan CHINA
4
II FOR fkEshNis-iN "'f'Ai Ahihii.
!, ro,,n,cte DINNER. DESSERT TEA AID COFFEE SET
Of WHITE FRENCH CHINA, for twelve persons, in
c,,,,pg cut Glass (;oblets Chanpasnes Wines Cordas
4 Hook Glasses and necanters, for . ........ s45 90
Il ~. a,
SILVER PLATED cAsToRs
I.n.rxrn rp.y
Ana Alb oAhf'n aoo 'r'''ti Nv "ooA''' = 80
re---s-. -- -
INe CNas0t St1'eet
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERY
I srnr,,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

BEAVER CLOTH, CASHMERE,
PILOT ovERC
OFFERED VERY LoW....... PRICES FROM 81 TO S25.
Few New styles Cape Overcoats.
Call and examine, a,
PERSON, HARRISON y co.'s,
MAGAZINE STREET,
do aps, Corner Canal street.
Fine Cashmere
sINES S c Q 4 T S!
A Large Assortment of Fine
AssIMERE BUSINESS COATS
SELLING OFF VERY LOW
TO EDucE ST C k
A Few More
SzRZPED coiz1arG SUITS,
COAT, PANTS AND VEST, FOR ST..
Call and see,
PIERsoN, HARRISON & CO.'S,
MAGAZINE STREET
| DIG 2pst Corner Canal street.
Thomas S. Turner,
I4.............cAMP STREET
7oUAVE GAPS,
Men and Boys,
CHILD rem AND INFA NTs.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
FANCY GOODS,
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT vARiET S.
GENTS BLACK SILK HATS
GENES EXTRA BLAGEs sIBK GAPS,
GENUINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS,
Broadway Agony
BY WHOLE ALE.
die 2pGt
Superb Books
FOR THE II oLID A Y $!
FL ID. NcGINNTS,
So CAMP STREET,
Has lust received one the finest collections ELE
4 CANT BOOKS ever brought this market, among whc
THE MUNICH AND DRESDEN GALLERIES OF BRIT
ISL ART.
THE STRATFORD GALLERY.
THE GEMS OF BRITISH ART.
THE woRLD-NoTED WOMEN.
GALLERY OF FAMOUS POETS.
GALLERY OF FEMALE POETS.
THE BOOK OF BEAUTY, etc.
All the ANIMALS and ILLUSTRATED WORKS of I'll
Season.
Fine ILLUSTRATED EDITIONS of all the Standard Poet
in rich Bindings.
New JUVENILE BOOKS, GAMES etc, etc. for the Lift
Folks.
A fine assortment of Elegant WRITING DESKS.
And
MANY other articles suitable for a PRESENT, at
H. D. McGINNIS',
dig 2p7t 80 Camp street
EMBROIDERIES AND FANCY GOODS.
Dicl<~on'S
LACE AND TRIMMING SToRI
153 Canal Street.
j. r. DICKSON begs to inform his customers and the ad
of this city just received large
goods his line and pretending compete in point of
the large houses Canal is still perfectly
fled TINT he sell the class of goods at much small
profit and only requests CALL that ever. may judge
The stock is well assorted and consists of the
lowing articles which selected from first class houses
will be sold at profit TO
Defy Competitions!
LACE SETS, COLLARS and SLEEVES, from So to So
French LACE yElIS-Real and Imitation
" English Embroidered COLLARS and SI.EEVES--onS w
and Cambria.
French and English Embroidered HtAMDkERCIllEFS.
5. Plain and Hemned HANDK ERCHIEFS-al prices.
Black Crane COLLARS and SI.EEVES-every style.
White Mourning COLLARS and SLEEVES styles a
5. prices.
LACES-Whe and Black, Real and Imitation.
CLOAKS-In Velvet and Cloth, Of the latest styles.
HOOP SKIRTS and BusTLEs-atest improy emen,s.
FANCY GOODS of all kinds at moderate prices.
Dickson's
s. LACE, EMBROIDERY AND FANCY STORE
1853 Canal street
DIG 2p3t Next to d. II. Holmes
Clothing! Clothing
subscribers have received, by late arrivals FULL 81
PLIES Of
J, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
Aud
FURNISHING GOODS,
Together with AN UNUSUAL SUPPLY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

Chs. Fare Champagne,
SUCCESS TO MAX SUTAINE CO.,
Reims,
Purveyor the Courts Of France Spain and Prussia also
10 the celebrated Wellington Club, London.
sILLERY CABINET IMPERIAL, ENGLISH CREAM
ING CHAMPAGNs for sale by the principal Grocers and
Wine Dealers.
Ha-Orders for direct importation received by
S. ID. GRATIAA & CO.,
d2J 2p3m SO Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

1z~A new Sewing Machine is now ready
to be introduced by the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Com
many This Machine makes the stitch as the Ladd
webster Wheeler Wilson, and Sloat Machines ]; is double
reared speed and is recommended as the best
shuttle Machine introduced. will sew fine and coarse
ma viii lc sold cheaper any Machine in The market
Ss,ples Of Machines at the depot Of the Com
pany M ii Camp street. and large invoice will be sale
arrival II next These Machines will all be fully
sntecd and kept for year. free Of charge DIS ja
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
Extract from the Report

OF the Judges sewing Machines the Thirty First Annual
Fairs Of the American Institute Palace Garden CITY OF
New York October 1859
iAss l. Shuttle stitch Machines f1 family and ghs
Manufacturing Purpose.
No 40 wheeler Wilson'S the best and recommend
it for first PREMIUM mesis Icing simplicity high degree
Of perfection workmanship speed excellence and
variety Of work price the highest Machines q
If. class. Diploma GOLD MEDAL having been bafoFr
awarded
No 454 FinkIc Lyon, l. the second best, possessing ma
higher degree the qaatie, of good Family Machine, and
recommended fora second premium
Large silver Medal.
No. a5 adl Webster Co is the third Dast, and we beg to
add that i, Machine points Of excellence inelud
ing perfec9n of stitch bcany Of hs did it
higher degree Of speed feel compelled TO award
higher place IN its class
silver Medal Awarded.
Class shuttle Stitch Machines for Heavy and Gene
raj Manufacturing Purposes.
No $40 First Fros the best and desire express the
ghes, conmenda,ion the ingenuity perfection of movement
and of work and noiselesncss of Machine and
mend it first premium.
Large silver Medal Awarded.
No i6i Finkle yon the second is the second
best.
Silver Medal.
No 2s5 tIald Webster Coz sunc the third the third
Bronze Medal.
GAS 3 double Machines for Family and Light
and Heavy Work, according to size
No AS Grover Baker, Is the best, view Of the finish,
command certainty uoselessne+. the Machine. We
recommend It for a first premium
Large silver Medal.
No 22 erre IaCrois is the second best and we recon-
mend for a second premium.
Silver Medal.
Ne 800 H. A Byeeul Is the third best, and is in opn
By and cheapnes highly recommended
Machine for family and light work.
Bronze Medal.
hereby certify that the above is true from the
port OF file, and the awards made.
JOHN w. CHAMBERS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
aw 0reaas y Crescent 1nesaay a1orie 9mber 90 1859
F1.esh .is.1.iCHls

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Lyons Velvet. Pc1isscs, Clonlxs, Nantes,
And
,,., .oo1S
- ~ ~ - 80
iias now on h"ha very e"'''' '''i '''''''"e
BuRNous. cI.oAKs, and MANrIEs,
Fine Cloth, Beaver and silk BuRNous, WRAPPERS, and
MIssEs and cIlIIpREN's cLoAks and MANTLEs,
III MI 'ne NC" anu '"e s's'
.. MAhi1iN
hieh faf's winter no.>sni''
~, ~,a - t,.a,o 20, pat,.r, povxrrs
ppJ land
MISSES, AND cu1InRr,,s HANS RoyyErs
'ADirs n,prN" n.,,s ,,,,,,
HEAD DRESSES
FLOWERS,
Roohhs
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49,, p,n,,, ,..,,. l., Tho o,t, d1a sns,
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| orprpp1v MARVIN
|
| sSEsrNI<AHIoN BOOKS,
.. For
| f,upIsJ,JaS ,ND VIEW YEAR
|
SE" AND EXT ENslFh Assokr NJ EN-
BY the Best Authors
! -nso-
| N.Xx Jxe,;Ie Roo1xs-uIustrnted.
|
iho7' l.. "hilH'
hooNs '.'-''''f' AM 81 "A iioN En-
Holiday PRESENTS.
p,c,,,vc,srn
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| . For LADIES and GEAihsNhN.
VEST, FOB AND GUARD cliAlNs-R'ehes' Pattern
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pE,pIs
CORAL
| CAMEO
| EyAyELED
I,y. otto
DIAMOND
~ RINGS
| PINS
EAR RINGS ct
doLD-lEApEp CANES
GOLD BOUQUET Hoi-phhS
"oi'p iiit"Dhr
GOLD KINGS
GOLD PENCILS, ct
TEA SETS,
FORK
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,oac, GO c,,aI ..a,
/ nl9 2lbt 60 oaha strcet.
NEW SToREl NEW GOOD
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that he mas opthe M Inc above named place hos shpt
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Cus.fain Goods.

Curtain Goods.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
Beautiful AsSorment--New Designs.
DAMAsKS, CoRNICES, BANDS;
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
Also
PIANO AND TABLE CovERs-of MI qualities.
GEORGE L. MARINE,
dig 2pSt 10 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

.sesC T'as.iety Store,
n o w OF EN- N G., a n
No. 1873 Canal Street,
NEXT DOOR TO vINcENTs CONFECTIONERY.
e. q, K. PIF'F'ET,
Respectfully inform the public OF New Orleans and
rounding country that they have just opened at the above
named place
MOST SPLENDID STOCK
FANCY GOODS,
Consisting, in part, Of
RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS BUTTONS,
SHE'LL AND IVORY COMBS,
Stereoscopes, Mogalscopcs,
And
MICROSCOPES,
sTEREosCopIc VIEWS in France, England. Italy, SPAIN
Germany and America.
Neerschaum Pipes, Wax Beads hne and choice FRENCH
PERFUMERY Toilet Soup, Tooth and Hair Brushes, Toys
Fireworks etc. etc. etc. which they will sell EXTREMELY
Low
Being build up good trade they will make
it to the interest buyers give them their patronage and
as their stock ALL NEW be excelIed in the city
+. & l.. PIFFET,
dig 2p6t 1873 Canal street
To House. Keepers.
E. r E I Il L &c 9 O.,
I26 Canal Street,
Would call the attention their lady friends and
and those wishing the city, to their stock of
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
Comprising Linen and Cotton sheetngs and Pillow Castings
Mosquito Meetings. Bed Blankets Table Linens Napkins Tow
els Towengs Curtain Damasks Curtain Muslns, Curtain
Cacoes Embroidered Muslns Lace Curtains Table ant
| Piano Covers Quilts, Counterpanes, etc. etc.
At Very Low Prices!
| E. REILLY & CO.,
dl9 2p6t l.6 Canal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
Splendid

ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS,
--REcEIvEp PER .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

nz-Nr 4 pox Mosfis1ol, pUrser q the steamship
Hsh.na III III EIsysna papers and valuable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

- m ]. ], NcKeeyer, sgsns of Adams = 81. 9
Expresl, has our thanks tor Ncw iork l. papers =
NJ 1lth, and Memphis pspeta q the lstn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

4 TTjTSnAY MORNING, DECEMBER NJ 1889.

x,,r1rr<,s, - ~, 70 CAMP STREET.
, 1859-12-19
The Attempted Kscape OF Cook and

HARrEa's FkRRY, Dec. 17.-Yarious Eurmis
es havc been INDUCED in regarding the attempts
ed Escape Of Cook and Coppie. Il is ssid thst
Cook refused TO tell how be came by the knife,
mud how he had the conntersign whereby be
would haye been enabled to pasa the sentinel.
This needs confirmation and il hardly probable.
Much indignation mas expressed by some Of the
headstrong In reference 10 The officials Of the
jail, but large majority Of our citizens cxpress
confidence IN them, and spurn the idea that they
we're bribed by the friends Of Cook. The hole
nude in the wall WAS large one md the room
was In the second floor.
Cook after being arrested, said to gentle
man, that they had done the best they could;
that life was rs sweet to them as any one else,
and that they had planned it for ten days. They
had set Tuesday night for the astenp pt, but It
was deferred on account Of their not wishing to
compromise Cor. Willard, who WINS in town That
night. The prisoners conversed on variety Of
subjects yesterday morning, and Cook
baid to a gentleman, TINT he fully
believed slavery to be sin. and that it would
be abolished in Virginia in less than ten years,
and that By The people Of the State, he Was
prepared to die in such L cause, and thought he
had done nothing to regret, as far as principle
was concerned.
Coppic said that he feared the affair was not
endedyet. That they had friends in the North
who would not rest satisfied until their lives had
been avenged. He hoped, however, tbs affair
would end here forever.
, 1859-12-19

1T 1HxuxAfR NEw yexx r,sr =,
oAAu.-floar masku opeoed daQ a7t hessy hu. tto.aA
nnE. WHn neatas ~*po9t AaAld St1es SO ha II ~
Go h1 supst STATE tsia1tA for ezta DO &&4s ID foF
tupx1 Nsstafn 4aldEa0 fur medium etrn
- ~ ~ r eoa1noc TO 50 chip exra
1oQnd hoop Oa1o. GaAa< Mta 1rmer iee1nx Cxnsdian
4uis I'd sa ta!s* !. Tor eoa1aoa
Gk4In--Whes. ark4 q1i&i md pr.cr, nom nslr f,,c~
tayefa. .Hh AAes II u 41 Is for waie eouihefn iii
Quh hed n d 10 with hayeI Of psA Il u Is deiiye7d
Ass qses 70 sss.aE t,oin ess .srs asne1.
bA!e& II A huAh elH Tor EtH = edxln t1ed and II nj
oA DO. o4u quist 4&ib4.Ke Es.te and We.te-n
WEWI1-ArAV aad dTooEitE. t'aies hbls &C.
fk1v1koaa--Pufk dell. P1cua fAvcs the buyss E,,as
so9 b.. 4 q st for mrs.; aM~ $ls.o 70: p,ne. To5
II prime; &,G5 % Do &s&t0 for old A-d me- r..
paefe4 nea so. ..oli for xxA Dressed hoss am
Ut 76sHe- 4e4f hAs chanks1 nd qu.cS 10GsIf IN
ws TN lsSs so5 2''e. e.. rss. Aetf .ea.al = i:es
I'll; ;aK2Io tor Hana B.c4n quiet rach1nsed. La5l
dud And heavJ; salea Of 80 brs At 1o4@ Butier il
-dets;e dEane u 1n215:- Ehse.e IN f7r deinao4 "a
LIE.
sI0oks-At Fecsnd Board pncAa hsttes. Ill Central
tonds 6Ak; N. 7. Caat 7e} Es Q, Pudson x, Hayier
ptHtsd 81 Ksa1leE ~ Aseh Cenissl a a. fAn-
ntua 1A Ill CenA b4&. GA1ezh Au6 Chicago esk EfkTe-
,Ant 1o.sdo IN, II ii, Chieaxo Rock 1slapd -.
, 1859-12-19

ST. Lor1s, Dec. 1.-THE Overland Mail Of the
o5th, passed Malloy's Station, as o'clock this
morning. md will reach here tomorrow night.
Much anxiety MAS still felt at San Francisco
on account Of the non-arriyal Of the steamship
Cortez.
4 duel had taken place between Judee Miller
ofSparta County aud james G Gallagher, District
Attorney Of Trinity County. Result not stated.
James Howard, President Of the California
Stage Co., states that he Is prepared to enter
into contract with the Government to ran
daily mail between Sacramento and St. Louis
for million dollars per annum, making the
trip in fourteen days
But moderate business done for the last few
daya, the bulk Of the goods BY. late arrivals
going into ktore. The importers are supplying
The current demands ut previous rates. and tha
trades busing sparingly. sa!es 5000 boxes
rcfioed Sugar Il; nothing dong in raw Lard
lai@ls. Prime Butter SoG35. Bacon. fair
demand, unchanged rates; other kinds dull
, 1859-12-19

kbc1u1s or rEopu1L. D. I.
, 1859-12-19

The report that Lord Palnerston would be
the first plenipotcutiary of England at the Con.
grets, Ind made favorable impression On the
Paris Bourse.
PARIS, Saturday pei. cents opened
money and III 15c. for the end Of December
account, showing rise Of per cent. since yes
terday afternoon.
L,vkRrool, 4th.-The royal mil steamship
arrived this r. n. from New York.
, 1859-12-19

FER AaEatGA.l Lrk1rooI- Dec s.
DzrApsrrfr -Messs. Richardson. Spence Co, report
Foar du!t nd h quotations Unchanged rseeA.
Sales since TuesGAy n .s&3lsp bti.
GaA1s-Wheai declined ia einee Tuesday mailing DE-
c!ee On The vt Of "a Sales q rd Il o. eo@ss I'D;
white, - Gd4lsEd. Com A5e1dy 1t TuckdaF's decline
l.xoyu,osr-Meaara D!Eland 4 ca, ja.. McHen,J c..
and 9thess report beef With " tncre.sed desaaad ~
PORK heavy and quotations. nominal. Lard uc1ulnay
GhAnxed aA u 5.&sss TAlluw dull md DECLINED Is.
Sals OF butcaen' II 51&bS4.
The broke and u ct.cu rpo pot Ashcs eteady ut
pearls ase steady at 8. 3d:;s I'd. Sugar quiei hut
ptcea are eeady. C1ee quiet. Lnseed I'll i%iu good de-
maud At 3D. Kos steady at Il ID G4s I'd or
mon.
LoSpoE. Decembet3.
Barring nso.. report Flour quiet but Igce% steady.
Sugar dfm. Ctfce 6seady. Tca-EonEo declined I'd Rice
Steady Linseed Cakes in good demand Aascd pscts
, 1859-12-19

CHICAGO, BT kL[NGTON =
QUINCY RAILROAD.
NAL aS oss Mn. sund.}s excepted a1rlsss an
ass1naost % 'saYe' LIS pm. suudsys exeeps.d
EIptess leave. II IL b m S,t tT,t1ys
a-na- Monda, excepted. 41'''es s'1S
D. ee1ab&r nh, 1sst S-'D' o<aesalS S1pE.
, 1859-12-19
GALENA. ILL.
The Advr1setofsh the tsh quotes 80 h7s. II ss.s39s43
QUINCY ILL.,


Hoss-We lsa.n thst the Cincinnati market broke down
ate. days ato. aad H. feeling amounted 70 pauic.
1hs higns &pEIcs otnd this Ma1kst yesorday t5.
dFo*c< anTins d.y on od consIaets-Gase Csy,
BLOOMFIELD. IOWA.
Hooe-The Bloon.ed C1aa,u saya th1t The pork bua1.
ess "1. e =. Ssn s1o:as o L.s seq
zoo AptAes ab nj - PER cnt. higher t1zn Id year
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Hoks are zl sey ar1u and tn demand One pack.
esnpE s:G ae.a L,ss es@uaad re.alv = peI 81. lire
n*rs Sss e sss ~
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
drove u 1os x cate passed through this caiv yesterday
fos Chieaco. They zalaed N the Cedar Wiley md
+. been number o cas and hoFs sent from ios
:s,nah this 5ra1 haa has ooFe been Known.
xusoAT1NE. IOWA.
rsa.1Ihs ssss:ps. srs quite liberal rhs slaughter
he total e!pss ur to la.s evening were 90 vi.
4 lesad 1cS.:.::.......::. e MS
I@A1.....-..-... .........................SAV
Of the hot7 eof7inS to market LIT Of yety rood
qoalfty-snuch better Than lat year.
fhe: a..s oss tenams opEa:d during Ut xsek tn TO-
q dp.shss s1a GhIe.se 81 I'd II cs
oa.dnF Z Soma iot< I'd ysstasy i
JEFFERSON CO., IOWA.
hE from Mr. bahh N its eoUGty thxx weighed 7b0
Esa:u@ q e!@o was xtrtn !os b. hoshp: The vho1s
to suad tl4nd D1vie TO- who ase Guinx to make hin
veEn 30 hy neu fAal posA4oe.
La CROSSE, WIS.
fotk pAcxus.-Kerln X Co.. erccer, corner Of Pearl
nd second sEtesA 40 ensaged in The packing buaoei
1hcy to.k la yesterday 80 ~ OF p. X and Of 1t
pse nes TO- Ihess k=nesa as Pnab!nF quietly along
jA1Esy1LLE. WAS.
AxAvr Hoes -Nr Beunls OF ps,aouth. in thu county.
isx @ so51n .q o. ~; 9t, & r. a.e .ekh
u lhe n1asket th!4 scz&on-{Gal- I'LL.
HASTINGS, AICu.
TAt ro4k TAApx-HAs been quite bsk In y,Ass fo,
thA A& Two weeks. P1cea have ranged ~ cents
0~nk 70 te sEcy Of coEn aIE Il generally Light and
~<sy well fatiensd-- amer, iMh.
MICHIGAN ClTy, IND.
ssets1 thousand hare been PACK ed at Michigan CItv
pTseea fanknk from q et to tbe buslacsa tn beet
p@e&tak II also doing ltndlana- . u journal. I'LL.
WARSAW. IND.
tAsrt II over 10 wagons Ia town most Of item
eaea p dres:ae hsEs Ovei $4,000 worth o hofs hive
o1 eoA uoAy u Tits Gtx!n t,wn. They s1t ,ci!nr a. n
to&ssape1 sundsed- -t1HdhniAn, l&th. |-e '''''
, 1859-12-19
COMM MERCIAIA

SATURDAY Evtxua. Dec. Il. LEN.
Tbs receipts during the past "a hours werc
u follows:
, 1859-12-19

sArrtpAy EvKEtxa. Dsc Il. 1854.
The influx Of currency continues. aud with The
declining demand exchange went to II premium
to day. Buying rates l1l.. The market gene
rally il working comfortably. though the rise in
Tbs price Of exchange will not please our mer-
chants and tho business public. Those who
bought in anticipation Of a s7se will cougratu-
l.te themselves On their good fortune and fore
sight.
Gold retstls ut the price Of exchange. In Ill
other respeets tho market remains fhe same II
n cur lust isxue.
EAExsxpa Or ruR GAlxxA AND CHICAGO Uk1ox
RAuRoAp ConrAxT, for the weck ending Decem-
ber, 18th:
FF,:;ss: .s:::e ss*.,. r..
Aail& ha....... i:;os.e i;ooano sooo.. Iee
7oA'..-..::s :s.os7s = s49a,a a4s9oo7.. 1so.
GaAxp TarxK RAnwA1 Co. Or CAxAnA.-The
following is the statement of traffic receipts for
tha wsek ending Dsc.sd 1859:
Fess "a liz: ts:i
facs.A Aail4 and suncries 34es
&. w. ese,<sM
Corresponding week lae yeAs.............. el.s'ss
1aasa,. ,..,,,.........................9lt.soss .sos %
Receipts Of St. Thomas Branch not included
in this report.