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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01


The stock of cotton is now larger for the season
of the year than ever before The receipts at this
port up to last night 30th September, that is for
thirty days, were l56,ll9 bales against 15o,584
bales for the month of September last, 1S59-very
close comparison. The receipts at Mobile for the
week ending Friday were l4,sl0 bales against
1865 bales same week last year.
The advices from Liverpool this week are up to
the 18th September brought by the Persia, arrived
at New York. We, however, commence the week
with very suspicious intelligence, brought by the
Adriatie, which arrived at New York on the 24th,
and received here on Monday morning, quoting q
steady irmness and good demand in Liverpool.
The Adriatic was followed by the Ango-Saxon, one
of the militia steamers. The Saxon reported the
weeks business in Liverpool to have reached Il6,-
900 bales, the largest operations for one week on
record the next largest being lOS 900 bales. These
militia advices were all confirmed by the Persia,
which arrived on Thursday nevertheless, they
have not had any effect nor influence on our mar
ket. The depression and heayiness in our market
for three days past have been laid to the difficulties
in negotiating exchange. This may be so-appa-
renty it is so but the trouble is of another cha
racter deeper than the selling of exchange. The
price of cotton is too high and last years transac-
lions have not been closed up. Reclamations are
daily coming forward, and until new set of buy
ers appear, the great cotton market must throb
to-day, pause tomorrow and be active the day
after.
The weekly averages of the banks of the city of
New York, on Saturday, Sept. o. 1860, present in
the aggregate the following changes from the
previous exhibit of September 10:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

The above figures are worthy of the reflection of
astate tnanciers Following two large crops of
cotton. the community is in debt $500 900 more
than ut tie commencement Of the business season
1--WE years ago, 1858. II we should be favored
with two more good crops in succession OF cotton,
we might inlproee, and owe forty millions of dol.
lars, provided the banks could keep the line of
specie reserves at about S13,5 O,0G0.
The demand and applications at the banks for
discounts continue on a very large scale, much be-
You'd the ability to grant and to meet exchange
operations At the same time. 1t will be observed
at once that there must be very close market
when the State Bank is brought down to line, Or
only $4,000 over. At the Canal Bank there is
handsome surplus-say over half million of dol
lars. They have discounted largely there this
week. and as soon as good bills on New York,
London and Paris get cheap enough, they will
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

undoubtedly move in exchange; but some one
asks, what is cheap or low rates exchapeefn
Why, when New York funds are TO / 53ct. dis
count. On the street there were some few sales
of paper. Nothing Of long date, that is, beyond
May and June next, is regarded with any great
favor. Money for Al and good names, maturing
this spring, commands 10 and 10 get. Occasion
ally name may be placed at a less rate. But the
general rates Of commercial paper are between 10
c@ Is ttet. The banks are doing nothing, having
over sixty days to run
The Exchange market to-day presented no i'm
portant change from yesterday. Sight on New
YORK appeared to be frmer. The offerings were
not 50 heaVy. The counter rate for checks was
from par to !c. premium. Good sight drafts ont
SIDE sold at &c. discount; also, some checks of
some ofth Tennessee banks were taken at 10. dis
count. The range Of the market closed for sight
drafts from he. "a &c. discount; sixty.dars sight
Il "a 2, Fl and q discount. Very little done in
time bills. There were sales of Sterling, with
documents, at los and 1885,, down to 1914 and
1919 Clear bills, l083 a 1889. There was very
little demand for remittance. Drawers outside
hold at 1903 a 1894 while there is only one bank
selling Sterling (the Union) If there is a defined
rate for bank drafts it rules above l091 In francs
we note the sale of 5000 Al on Paris direct at
5.221, and 100000 on Hayre, payable in Paris, al
5.25. We quote from 5.2s{ q 5.25 up to 5.22l
though it must be something very nice to COM
mand the latter figure. Notwithstanding the de-
cline in Exchange, some of the banks in Tennes-
see, under the recent revised banking laws of
that State, require larger specie basis. Gold has
been ordered from here, in place Of exchange !;
s25 900 in gold was forwarded by one of our banks
to-day, and other orders are more than probable
to come forward next week.
In Bank shares there was sale to-day say Tic
shares of Louisiana State Bank at 1856 for paper
but made equivalent to cash.. All the shares oil
the free banks are held within the range of par,
as there is no difficulty in raising money on them
by hypothecation at something within bank rates
Of interest,
Real estate is dull; it cannot be moved at once
A good deal of both improved and unmproved
property is on the market but no buyers. A good
dweling-house now and then meets with pur.
chaser and succession sales are occasionally
made. @z 5".saa-a...5 .a.@.s. ..@".5.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

The Specie nntcpa ed is nearly the same as last week.
with 81 600 from California and S200) from New Orleans
be added to the week Is average,
No great strength in the specie reserves; they
nearly two millions less than last year. and with
sterling exchange below the shipping point of gold,
gold continues to be exported from New York
every week. Suppose New Orleans should in the
course Of the next two months bring New York in
debt four five millions of dollars, we should re-
qure some gold to meet the balances and New
York by the above figures, has not much to spare.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
Rri@a.
P0XEMAN'S HOSPITAL,
No. 30 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans,
Neartha Garrnlltnn RailrnA1 Terminns

Dr. n. BezEMAN, Gate of Montgomery, Ala, having 10
Gated in New Orleans takes this method of Announcing hit
readness practice and receive patients into his private hos
pal The building he has fitted up hospital il admirably
adapted to the purpose and being situated in eh convenient
and desirable part of the city that he feels warranted in saying
that It affords unusual advantages
The generally large airy and have all under
gone thorough repair.
Both whites and blacks admitted,
The rates of board will depend the kind Of GceGnoa
aons reanired All surgical operations charged 0iet
/ f--ENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

$50 The postage toaale aes on the west coast Of
Sonth America, Weir ALBANIA, is: On each single
letter. b cents: aes-each newspaper, 6 cents
wheuSsf' /; ma "a are II On each letter, and
cepys .jf7 pr F5iAiRz.-z5sn received.
aBrPos;g=, ., .aa ! VAIN. south Wales, Sandwich
Islands. wa >aH sa,gsa, y: iOc., prepaid.
AarPostage to New Wa. Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, etc., via England, by packet or private
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
the above postage; vi. New York, by private
ships, 5 cents, prepaid.
ssPostage to Bogota New Granada Letters,
1Sc.: papers &c.
sa-Postage to South Pacific; Letters. s4e.; pa.
pers &c.
as-The postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China, (via San Franciseo) is ON each
single letter 10 cents, payable in advance.
]. Z. RfpDELI., p. NJ.
New Orleans. Nay l, 1853.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

Medium GAINESVILLE at SC. and Is Low Admitted
at SIC. % b.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
s s On hand lat September. ls6o.. shds a,sr0
Received gesteiday loss M,
z-,o,t.a,,,.. a6s9
"&Po''sd aqfaay....'.......+..s. o. 4677
Stock on hand notaleated, 1881
AR....The sales comprised only few limited
parcels at unchanged prices Fair to Fully Fair 81
cgsac. D.. The hid. Of New Crop, which il very
poor in quality, sold at &c. u Ii.
MoLAssEs. There was little or none on the
leTee and We did not hear Of a sale.
FLOUR. The supply is light and the sales were
conlined 70 about 700 bbs., Of which 200 superfine
at SO TO- 200 at So l2, 200 in three lots at &c 20
and some Plants Extra at 90 90 10 Dbl.
tiRAIN.. The sales of Corn embraced about Iaao
sacks, comprising 375 Mixed at re, 800 White
Mixed at Is, 100 Yellow at rs, and LIS at 78c. 40
pushel In Oats the sales reached barely 800 sacks
St. Louis, including l25 at 47c. and 100 at 4sc. NJ
oushe In Bran lot of 100 sacks was taken at
81 20 q 100 u.s.
PRovTsIoSs. The transactions in porlr vvaye
confined to retail lots at s2f 50@s22 DO - Dbl. for
aess. me stock at the Inspection Warehouses; was
il,l62 bbs. of all kinds. In Beef we did mo. hear
Of sale Of any consequence. The stock at the
inspection Warehouses was sa7 hbls. In Bacon
the sales comprised 20 casks Shoulders at 1osc..
and 10 terces Stages Sugar Cured Hams al lac.
y b. In Lard little or nothing was done.
COFFEE =. About $50 bags were disposed of,
comprising 200 at l4c. and so at A1c. % ID. s
INDIA BaeGINe. I'VE heard of sales of some
400 bales in three lots at 12c. y yard.
WHISKY. The market was duh, and we did net
hear of a sale of any note. sst
FaEIdHTs. We noticed q ship taken for LIVER
pool at ID. for Cotton. Vessels on the berth for
Havre filling up with Cotton at s-IeaIlc,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
PHIL ADELPHIA
Fra, FOR PHILADELPHIA, -.z.
NEW YORK, ETC., asaisasS
FROM SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON,
To Philadelphia.

The well-known irst-cass side wheel steamships
tapt. u L. MarShmani
AND
SLaSe Oh D. D. GArYlIl,
Now form Regular Line for North leaving Charleston
and Savannah al ernately follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA, from Savannah every ten days:
On the 9Th. 18th and 18th of every mouth.
The KEYSTONE STATE from Charleston every ten days:
On the 10TH 20 h and Both of every month
For safety and comfort having supeor staerooms these
OF This the Delaware river and bay nights
aHThrough Tickets from New Orleans Philadelphia
New York by either Charleston Savannah $50 TO-
by r. GEDDEs,
No 90 Grayier street.
HUNTER Il c. NMEhI,
Agents savannah.
rs. & T. 6. BUDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HERON. Jr.,
je20 BIN Agent nj Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
To-day was the last Saturday of the month, but
we compare with the returns for Saturday, October

Last season our banks were in position to ex-
pand they held on the LIST October 1859, $l2 $780,,
900, or over 100000 more than they held to-day.
The deposit line was also larger.
The condition of the banks at this time for three
years past will be ascerained by reference to the
following table:
CoNpAKtlyE CONDITION. OF TIE BANKs OF NV nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
I'M ~ S5iUsIreo4 S14,-totJuW S-iUIV
Comparative Statement for twoWeeks.

Actual Long Short the s8969
The following table comprises the amount of
loans, long discounts, mortgages and pledges, and
active movement in paper maturing within ninety
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
4lcOietu .ut the stlarttts.
CRrscES1 ofFtcE, Ne, n cAar sG,s!

NREsCENT OFFICE, No. N TAAF sIIEET,
za&-u Thursday Morning, oct. |, lsbo
GOTToN . Business on Saturday was again
checked by the difficulty in negotiating exchange,
aud the sales reached about 5000 bales, at easier
prices for the Middling and lower grades, though
for the present we retain our quotations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
..=. -,ywz,.,.a,w, eoNTcHAaTRAIs nA11-
LskkssA Mn RoAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT
s-asaE--asEgC Commencing Tuesday, May !, 1860
So Fare 20 and from tho Lake, day only IS cents
M5-Please buy tickets at the office, under Depot.
-DEPARTuRs
Eroy tn fr;+ ~.

Steam Train from the Lake to The city on week days
The Steam Train will stop at GENTLY Station when notified
except however, mail trips Fare IL each way and
conductors must have timely notice to stop.
Sunday Arrangement.
On Sundays the Train will leave the city at O'Clock
A. NJ, in lieu of the Horse Car.
The Steam Train will the city Sundays hour
from IL NJ. until 10 p NJ
The Horse Gar will make extra special trips
at night whenever required the Conductor must however
ceige due notice.
omnbusses leave Canal for the Depot every Ave
utss.
RPassengers earnestly requested TO procure their tick
cts at the office under the Depot Cheeks tickets
will DE handed them the cars
myl G. PANDELY, Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, September 70. 1850
The arrivals for the past week were 475 Texas
Cattle, 23s Western Beeves, 23s Hogs, 300 Sheep,
$50 Veal Cattle, and so MichCo The stock on
sale now comprises lis Western Beeves, 275 Texas
Cattle 80 Mich Cows, $50 Sheep and 1870 Veal Cat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
= FOUNDRY ANp aIAcHINERY DEPOT

n FOUNDRY AND MACHINERY DEPOT.
SA9 GEORGE PATTERSON
w. Successor 10 Mclean Paterson of Delord,
and New Ieyee streets.
The undersigned is prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kads used by
Steamboats, Sugar Cotton Plantations Saw Mls Cotton
Presses, Draining Machines, etc.
He manufactures and keeps hand all times Gin Gear
Furnace Mouths Crate Bars Wheel Srups Fange and Cir
Gle Bolts.
He has also established in connection with the above Depot
for the sale Of Machinery manufactured in ST. Louis and other
Western cities and has hand all times ready shipment
Steam Engines and Boilers, with everything complete Of
TO- IL 5 ~ 20 and 35 Horse Power; Saw Mills of every descr
ton Double and Single Mills Corn Mills and Pumps of every
Of which he will sell al low any other esab
lishment in the city
M-seeondh Boilers and Machinery bought and sold
all times
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
~ No, % ST. CHARLES STREET.

NEW ORLEANS August /, 1850
This Company successors The star Company
insure against tie and Damage by Fire Perils of the
seas and Rivers al the current rates of premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

s=zne - . --rv.x..v..sxau,-, FOR LAKE RoRGNR
80 - 81 SssEz34GULF RAILWAY. DEPOT
corner OF Goodchidren aud Champs Elyssee.
-um SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
To Procsrye Lake Borgne distance % miles Fare through
so cents children and slaves half price.
Departure of FrAns-DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake ...........lO A. M
N...........,.,.........1tsF. NJ.
Lake City st...............,....... ..b1sA NJ.
at.........-...............452P. M.
Office 80 Common street For all business of the Railroad De
psrmen any other business with the the
late Alexander Gordon, apply to
W G. BAKEWELI. Executor
who the only person authorized make engagements sign
obligations for the road
leave Canal street fifteen minutes
the depot. se22u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
New Orleans, Feb q, 1860.
i EEDs, FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS

q LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
~ "a ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner OF Benton and
N.Y. Euphrosine streets Office No LOG St Charles street
W. Two doors from the ST. Charles Theater Manufacturer
# the latest ed most approved Patterns of Rangs yeen
Stairs, Store Fens Capitals and all kinds of CAST AMI
WROUGHT IRON WORK fer Building purposes.
H- Rallings Castings Guard Boxes, Sash Weights Ven
lators for sale the Old Stand 0b St. Charles street. New
Orleans. Sly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

Amount Of discounts beyond ninety days Sept % q
Amount of discounts beyond ninety days. Sept 3D. 46
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

OFFICE H0URs-Week days, from a. M. to
6o,clockP 2. NJ; Sundays and Holidays from 0 to II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-19
RxcxIprs ron THE REPUBLICAN.
pEuocIAryc HAss NETTING.

Wcarcrcquc-tcd TO call a MASS MEETING
Of the Democracy Of Harrison Coua to Assem-
bic al the Courthouse in Marshall on SATUR
DAY next the a6,h inst. The Meeting vii
have two objects
lst To consider and TO give an expression Of
opinion as to the course pursued BY the Tcxn'
delegates in the Charleston Convention aud IL
this connection, to advise as to future policy.
2nd. To consider the proprie.y OF holding a
District Convention TO nominate candidate ior
District Attorney II DEEMED advisable to hold
sucl,x Convention, Delegates will be appointed
70 meet the Delegates Of other counties in this
Judicial District, at Gilmer, Upshur county on
MONDAY the ath Of June.
A general attendance is earnestly desired
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-19
Staple and Fancy Groceries,

all fresh and the choicest articles embracing
every article In either line brought IN this mar
kt by persons engaged in the trade. and which
they are selling at the very lowest rates They
will also continue 10 receive fresh supplies until
the navigation closes previous 10 which they
viii lay 10 a large and ample stock Of the very
bgst aH,clcs to supply the country until the
river 0pots again
Persons must not Do surprised 10 find au APP
parauly limited stock oi Grocorics in the Store
The great bulk 81 the Grocrries arr kept iu a
large warehouse near VI poppIcmnyyrs rasi-
dgnce, about SIS hundred yard, from tbci o.-
-ablshmrnt from which The store Is supplied o.
to-, may bc required
Store hri lpiiiHg from 'hc Northeast cor.
nee Of Public ~qaarr n large two story frame
VI, pOprLEMAYER y BRO
VI rsha'l. May o, SEQ. 35-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-19
ORR JOB OFFICE.

We pt.mmo II = generally known that nc have an
extensive JOB OFFICE and tina: We are prepared TO
d. work promptly. in the best style and on the most
commodaiing term, We keep on hand large lot
81 material such book letter, folioro-s foo'-cap'
and colosed paper, cards, inks, DC. We have Just
opened a hse ios Of fancy and plain 'yp~ which
adds materially our ability TO turn out handsome
Jobs Give ia 4 call,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-19

\ + W
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
fr-T HE,Fi NJ At
NNN NtslNl.N ~ 'NAA.l.E\ =

PORlUM OF
AND BEATTY.
HAVING received our entire stock Of spring
ii and Summer G1od, We would invite the
a'tcut'p OF our friend. and the public generally.
90 our barge and conpctc stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER
FANCY AND STABLE
DRY GOODS.
which we have inst opened at our New Brick
-tare
Oar stock comprises every article kept in 4
Retail Store. aui having hlyn purchased with
great care iu The best ~ouihrrn and Eastern
markets We are prepared 20 furnish our patrons
with uuy sf>lr of goods ihet may wish. and on
-ach term. AS cannot fail 70 give entire saii-'a T.
tian
Having had hus experience in che mcrcaE
t1a la-.ae.- 300 l,ea.. wc hopr That or prizes
and roa,i- together with close and prompt ut
tsufon to busnc-s ssh me.ij ier ~ "a rr't,put
bile share ut patronage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-19

~ Gen r. Greer, one Of the delegates from
1exas to the Charleston Convention, who re-
sid1s Ia Marshall, arriyodst home on Monday
evening. Wcare Indebted to hm ior the pro
cecdings Of the Democratic National toayen-
ton, copies Of the most able speoche- that
were delivered together with the dccumentary
evidence adduced 70 show thu uusonulns.s of
the delegates from Illinois and New York who
were admitted 10 seats in the Convention. He
also brings as the New Orleans Delta, contain
ing the deielee OF the Texas Delegates for the
course they pursaed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-19

The New York Tribune contained the
following paragraphs among its dis
patches from Charleston on the day pre-
ceding the adjournment Of tec re- uiar
Convention
Tie prSciii programm. of the Uour.A- ifad
crs. in view Of this ~ gery. Is 90 seeurr an al
lournmsnt Nth a view 90 bold another tuueua-
iion in june. aud allowing delegate FROM ta.
seeding State e. BE- elected boz ihD meaHtnf :
an appeal to the people rs m'ytmcu' b. Iu
porian' bis, II has dnlbtfu prospect of u.rs.
unlcs. \ y York should agi,, Go r4op mi.
The pongas leaders Say th.y rf.if u1 a4m.
nation 10 hs defeat and sill ac. dpoa that iia
If practicable
These extracts arc significant They
show that the advocates # Da9e.a. and
s9ualter sovereignty were determined tn
make Nj Douglas the mIuec or htcal
mp the Convention after lif'y-sfvea
ballots. it became evident that b. cag'd
not be nominated, when a motion was
made aud carried that the Convention
adjourn. ,o meet in Baltimore ou the l~ih
Of Jufe The policy il now % force the
South into his support, anl lt that is
impossible, into the support ol some man
holding like opinions Il is aball reek
less game Its motto is rule 90 tu.u'
Til. public journals Ia iho south iayuriHE
the pretentions Of Dougla have already
opened their hatlarics upon the southern
delegates who withdrew from the Con
vHnton. with view e. the appointment
of others who are moro piiabie WI
they succeed We tliukuot The bolt
ing delegates insisted upon nothing bat
evcn.bandea Justice 10 the south and
upon the adoption Of constitutions.
platform. and one which would bear tnt
ono construction from Maine to Cal.fr
MIA. This was either right 90 ID wa-
wrong II right they ought toto sus
tanned If wrong they ought 30 be- c'u
dcmned We deem II unnecessary to
discuss the question The simple state
ment Of their position contains Ia itself
an ample viudlcatiou