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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17

ANorHFs LEyIlEs.-Rey. A. B. Cipauiss WILL in his
mex. lecture de-cioe what he saw and heard in he
"Athaas OF China" This lecture will be delivered at he
q ace Stree. B.p.it Church tomorrow evening. Toe
lecturer promises account of the literature and fine
arts OF the Chinese.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
MANUFACTURED TOR iCCO.-1.0OO pkes. cele-
It1 brated brands, for sale by
NAL kG Il DAVENPORT

kNXTRA COACH BODY AND COACH AND FUR
H NTURE VARSslits Of all grades ni rshes and Sash
Too ard large assortment Of Clues a. all qualities hand,
aud for s,le by JAS H. PEACE co.
ma6 Druggists corner OH and Broad Streets, Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
BY BETS 4 GREGORY, Aue,
BY RRoNNING- MOORE A q

n NEGROEs.-we VIII sell Thl, Morning at ir clock,
LII 10 likely Negroes BELTS GREGORY, Auct'rs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
by HECTOR DAVIS, Aaet

WE WILL SELL our Au.iion Room Franklin street,
w today at 10 O'clock esh likely Negroes
myi BROwNING, MOORE co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29
gfbiep Of tbe atIatkets for Qast Meek.
CRESCENT oFFIcE, No. 10 Camp street
GalnrdnN Mnrniilnr SarteiliLar 90 lSf,l

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street
Saturday Morning, September 70, 1905
Our general market has exhibited but little during
the week, though in Cotton fair
been DONE Notwithstanding the check which has placed
the demand BY the unfayorabe condition Exchange
market and the full prices claimed Medium and Better
grades In Tobacco also, the has rather
active but in Sugar and Aolases Produce the
transactions have been of limited character Grain
have been du with dropping tendency prices while Pro-
visions Of nearly all kinds have slowly at easy rates
for buyers.
Adyces from Liverpool the 18th been received by
tho steamers Anglo Saxon and Persia reporting
advancing Cotton market with sales of 116 900
week ending the 14 in including 2o0 speculation and
00for exporl and quoting Orleans descriptions at ID for
Fair and 961sd. for Nddn The stock port was sated
995eO bales including 5000 American Accounts from
Manchester favorable the previous Goods and
without change IIavre the sales
qualities Tres Ordnae quoted at % francs
and Bias at 50 francs
COTTON. fair demand has prevailed during portion of
past week. under the influence of continued favorable ac
from Europe though operations have
extent by the difficulty in negotiating Exchange the
high prices claimed for desirable lists Medium and Better
grades Of which there has been only limited supply
The sales the have 900 bales
which 1000 taken Saturday 1900 Monday
Tuesday, $500 Wednesday, 1890 Thursday $500
yesterday, prices showing considerable eguay taking
an inside range the Middng and qualities though
the chiefly the range Of our quo
tatiDne ms follows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29

SHIP WILLIAM JARVIs.-The following IS the list OF cor
Fignees per ship William JARVIS Capt Collins Boston for
this port wrecked the l2h inst, about thirty miles of Key
West. The ship consigned 10 Nessr ". J. Dewey Co
Lnmsden, Kendall &eo- &C Bnddeeke &co- Mcfarland
Raksdale-AIuse Murdoch Roger 8cc- Moore kco-
ID r Carroll Acknowledgements Wooda-R W REPRESENTATIVES
Smih shotweI A Baqnie-IIolmes !pencer-(ee A Eos
dick RcoHolmes claus w Brghgm-L Surtevant &eo
~ Wright &co- Dwyer Sioward-Wright Allen--RYisre
jelly Stern Bro IaoFest Il DesmaIes-J Hyde &eo
Martini Cobb &coE Male &eO-Tate Dupny-F G II Tay
lord d Bein Sons Jno Adams Seo-J W DougheFiy-I
Aikeps- ThoTnhn &co-Woodman & Dement, FriedaDaer
i Gerson- Tplpn- Buckner Stanton & Newman Roch
tnrd, Blown AGO. Fiosi &eo-E WillamsQ Eopkins-G
w Dunbar keo=Braud Landry Vaudeville McIihenny-M
God hau& BrosNcse Bros II II Heddef-C Jauber Eco-
Robert &eoJ Il AcGureP incka5 Steele &eo-G Goodrich
&aoAHsl Bros Gate &co--Aison, Patlison &cO- j NJ
Hutfsa Dmtze 3eo-Henderson PeaIe-E Heaih-Ireil il
Grasjeaa ReneeaeJ G Seymour N Gould &co-Sanrson
d Keen--aad ordtr
The ship William Jarvis had freight besides assorted 1e
ehandise 772 TINS of lee consigned 10 Messrs L. Warner
Co, Of this city
The steamship Charles Morgan Capt Iawes arrived yeste
day morning from aaSess with the steamship suwanee in
tow-the suwanee having broken her Head going into Gal
weston,
Capt Watts of abe ship Narqueti from Liverrooi, zhch
arrived last evening reports having on the 2h hst on
SAILS kes Banks large vessel bosb, np He did ast
run down eee enough to sec wheer her ngs was visible
or moi.
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steamboat Dir ,sstvr " Dispatch from the
steamer sSt0na--Era No. 6--Baats Due
Ghppan4 Mem Exchanges = Depar-
fures Te@Dag, etc.
ykgsrsNr OFf1cg. No 20 CANT STREET,
SattIrffRv. SeNtxsnfer %, 1860.


tsasaAt sisssss are customary neN,a-ays Scarcely .
fortnight passes by copeed 10 chronicle some acci
he Yesterday the mails brought information Of
SIC sHSus tho Steamer A. D. Chambers in the Missouri
that while descending that stream, her bull
,sa ~ monster sasg, tearing immense hole III ii
resulting sinking in s short Of one and haf
wc minutes Hsepa nososs OF life occurred. The A. D.
Chambers years since at CINCINNATI ana WIS
ned respectively Wy Capt Bowman and r. l. Mehec q n
louis She valued at Ss0a0 and insured IN
and Harrisburg, Pa, for S2aNoa
W. are informed by dispatch Messrs Robert ssa = eo
&fsah the sseRMer Peytona under we auspese n es
yeyden passed Memphis a7th en- route for IN. Market
sna may far Ut her numerous paases e nas A
The res steamer No q viii arrive asfe soaat lre SEQ
is nes and We er stated tsea up in
M steamer rmras Parish having undergone therough
gerhasiz ssr The Qnarantiae and Lever Coast
- ,sY III 81 Capt. A, Grant, r, semi
slss sa she leaves every Wednesday and Saturday
l1sassk Il III Her tirst trip win be made Wednesday. Sd
siF II Bashi gentleman Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is
MI sasss
@ Sept The weather yesterday was clear and
but le nights continue cool The river u Ptssqrg E
VII sags VI s wssp n h ss ars s aa s
Burlington aud Banny there are but 3 inshes
quite lon unless e sae5 hi hi
river ee i milling steadily with scalt fats
shalest hence e Louisville In the canal
lover ohis sit A esi water srant tributaries Of The
n e la III 10 ~ s,'ia
hs hs 9sa Y lev *a'F during s coming
Nssrs,s ssgs Ssather yessaas warm for the
river at his point appears 70 he on standthe decle
Gsiro and fest thenee 81 Louis Helena there
only feel inches This very greatly incounodes large boats
ARRiv Aus YESTERDAY. Natchez and Rapides
from ycshnrg Gladiator from ST. Louis and eryile from
Bayou sara receipts these arrivals z452 bales
DEFARTuRHsMary f. for the Bends Red Chief
for ouaehis river. and South Wester for ST. LENS.
The annehaa ard Sovereign arrived ST. Louis
On the 18th
ghs Meteor. Edward walsh and VIM Morrison, from St
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GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Per steamship Charles
McrsSnl3 bales A Hugely Sco Is do GLADDEN.
SeiSts23 do West Nce lbs head cattle c Wilkins
laSos ordersunics Caballero BasadoThiele
& Seiler--N WGketeld-and oriet
GALyEST0N-Pers steamship Suwanee u bales to
A j Hugely &col3 Moon Bro y Perkins &coS Coleman
Britton Withefs-O Murphy, Sykes &co9 Kelly &cu
Total 50 bales cotton.
LIyERPooL-Per ship Marsuet-500 ttns salt to order
HAv44NA-Per brig Hen A Ghapmuri-Fruit to j b Pig
nioo Nro.
PENSACOLA Per sclr Jesse Richards5GoO feet lumber
0 Defr.
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Receipts OF Produce.

aopr Dqiiy Seel ibis -four 49, cks corn Keep caueid
I4g pks apples Ibis pea Rscoe simm % scfs apples q
~ sis ha[ ca Sss 19ES ss do s f we
. hf ibis beer Frank HeThe 30 bbs flour Carroll Hoy Eco
@Sn S'5 si @ sSS sP S
TT 6es "a ek 80 oas sk corn o Si, GAVE
do g " shay y hhds tobacco O 5uddeske Ec tSS sacks
5aeoa = 52ss eoitsn Il S 1ep Eeo3g Il Green
sFrslIsen stevenson Il Coleman Brition whsrs25
Bradley, Wilson &e24 Mel eaore Rayburn col0 nendef
H III ttd Sco s Harris s Bscnsr Stanton &
hea cae g Sea ep IL Rea horse sSd sna hss
oFder--Toial 2ss bales GOTTEN
BueSnsr, Stanton 4 Newman SIC do Wright 4 AlienG 25 Do
jackson &col5T Rotctiord, Brown &eo I5i r ES,n
Green l csamps Carroll Hoy Sco - l97 Fso@es coi6S
ia;eqs7 Henderson 4 Psale y Ward, Hunt y i i
&Gasto5o Byme, Vance &e9 80 + Mule &ce43 do W n
60 Nagea' Eso G6smpia eco y IiaTlins, A6,
% $Fs.ns;egss : ! ], EcSs36 winston MegsoS
sii SrdoeE Williams ' &sS Is BAIL
Johnson kso r 70 coX ke2g8 Grsyes keo Stewart
seed Magnnis &eosnndreS 10 orderTotal 1868 bales
Person Ecq 7oS Green cr u i29 BY Esn ScS
AxeS SG = ae Jl0 Reks h S g9aef
Afenberger 10 Henderson Pene As Mcfarland Banks,
dale42 Harding, Abhay Moreheadi1 Gffen Snedes Sco
So Kelly &co 80 Henderson, Terry Seo4 do RotchiOd
Brown &co34 NRlle &co-30 Freseu. Stevenson cO2S do
Jackson Eco Is Logan Sonat Caiborne-27 Coleman
Brtton Whers- &c Fl Il N Allen Carroll Hoy
&cu-24 Warren, Gilmore Seo23 Friedander Getson2l
Montgomery q Hall 20 Rroadwel Haynes-20 j w Champ.
lin 6co-2O rander Hubbard 10 Tareton Whiting Tulls
is Farley, Jurey &co 81 Nngen Sco i6 II lizard
&co u Fellowes &co- II Dunesnl Il Martin
Sheppard jr1l Gordon Castilos Prtchard FowerT
steamer Douboon Mcfarland daie- Barley
johnson 63 sacks cotton seed bb seed oil
IL Tayor-sundries to erder-Tcia 1884 bales cotton.
yICKSBU RG Per steamer Doubloon- l9S bales cotton to
Green N Csunlr1 AZ j Watt Sco- no Payne Harr0nl09
&co-63 Alenberger &co Hughes, Hyiesed &co85 do
Estn 6co35 Coleman Britton Withers- Battle
Noble % /, Adams 10 @ Il Ricls--lT Mont
geometry White Ii Carroll Hoy Eco Is Warren, Gilmore
col3 Ably Catchng-l0 jackson Gco 10 J Person eco
IS Tully &co Fresen, Stevenson &ceS Byrne
eco Harding, Abbay Morehead- Is kegs lard Place
Total HOO bales cotton.
yAZO0 RIVER Per steamer Charm S bales cotton to
Rochford, Brown &co44 Buekner Stanton Newnau46
Thornhi sco-39 Q & B Kicks 80 Adams sco-32 do
Lewis Qglesby 30 Coleman, Britton Whers- Byrne
10 Payne Harrison is Carroll Hoy 6col7
Mcfarland RarksdR 6 Frellsen, Stevenson &co II Par
Smith 4 PunaInl Battle, Noble ScoO T II & NJ Al
len 6coI0 McRae &c1-0 Person &coI0 W jackson Gco
9 Gilaspe Brewer eco suIdres orer-Tual AIS bales
cotton.
BAYOU SARA Per Ibervile 16 bales cotton 10
Scudder II SampS Byrne Vance 6co7 4 &co--T DO
Jne i Lee Nugent &co snres order-Toal a bales
cotton.
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APALACHJ1oIA-P Per sehr NJ Bachc IA Gbls liquor 10
bbls -four 81 hbs whisky 10 hb pork hhis gar e lard
les hams rice cks bacon SEEKS coffee TO- SEEKS Scks
corn 10 pkgs nldse
PENSACOLA Per schr PhGax-Qo bbs flour IS bbs pork
lQhhs coal - e oats seeks coffee 655 10 eks br
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Donnestfc Ports.

nesqp September far NV Orleans ship Jo.eph
FseSassss ssptsp6er 10 Arrived hence, bark Arctic
NV York September 22ceared for New Orleans, ship
w Plalsdsiphia, seI5ear Arrived hence bark resie
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Steamship Charles Morgan IAyess FIN Galveston and In
danola, TO G nMris-lst district.
Steamship SRwance, Fowler, I'm Galveston, Harris
Stock Landing.
Steamship Fashion Smith, fin Galveston Wakefield Wilbur
list district.
Steamship Magnolia Crowell I'm Berwicks Bay, ballast
Hariis--lst district
Brit steamship Of war Gladiator, Capt Hinkley Truxio
12lh inst-Point
Ship Marquett Watts FIN Liverpool August l4th to C lem
kns-1st dist, no.
Brig Allen Chapman laurent DAYS I'm Havana to Plas
SAM Quarantine Station.
seh Jesse richards Cook I'm Pensacola masterBasn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29
Nfiu 0rlrans dtlollfp stlatktt.

CREscEsr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Friday Evening, Sept, 2s 1860.
TIC course Of the market to-day ruled IN favor Of lend
The calls e hanks for regular discounts large
greatly beyond the income, and the offerings
coming in largely beyond The income On the street there
very few ransacons everything pertaining trade and
finance At this moment hinges the rates and Of
change The specie Of the banks far below what
they oug be at s Of the year Gold has been
called for IN small for the last sixty days. These small
footing up in the aggregate formidable At this
Of The there large demand for the payment
duties the Custom House The imports Of merchandise from
foreign countries largely ID Of last year. particularly
Of duty paying merchandise
Theweek be said to close something of hard money
merket, good securities such United States Stocks
very in this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. State Stocks and Bank
Shares loans short time be realized 1t G697 Pet Short
time means from 5000 and sixty days.
would puzzle Neehar Galatin to giFe quotations ibis
evening nevertheless win Try and something, which
can be summed up Us follows
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pnsserlge..s..-

Per steamship Charles orgau from Galveston and Indanoa
Mills lady and three children, Byre and lady, G. snowden
and lady. Rnst0n lady and two children Cassidy Min.
urn Thomas, Lessiyefs, Hail. Smith Heard Spencer Merry
Gonklin, Wood-al on deck =
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StemnlIlnnfs.

Gladiator Knefeer, fin st Louis.
Alonzo Child DaHayen, FIN st Louis.
Naichez Lealhers, I'm Vicksburg z=..9l
Raniles, Brown, fin Fiekaburg
Doablnon Sherman, I'm Eicksbnrg,
Iberyille, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
California, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
Charm Reeves fm Yazoe River
Towboat Whitney, Whann I'm the Passes-towed down
and 10 the 22d inst ships Joeph Clark and Oliver
Moses, bark A H KimtaIl-bfoueht IN ship MarGaeti
and TO Quarantine Station brig Allen A Chapman.
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ReIo.y---Coniing I'm.

Brit ship clasueren, Bennett, I'm Calcutta lel June, TO
muster.
Ship Ella Gross 60 days FIN New York to Geo Fostc AGO.
Ship Rufus choate, Rich, I'm Boston, TO W Dewey AGO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29

By Capt Watts the sd ins of Mass yids Cuba uni1ed
States Crusader, cruise. Wished to be repor
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Railroads.
JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
CANTON, September IS ls60l2 bales cotton Thoruhilf 4
co92 Warren, Gilmore Sc0 % Carroll Hoy Sco5S
Ogleshy A. Slaughter Smith & Showe-4 do Mcfarland Il
Barksdae-4I l. Adams &eo- 50 Rhorer &ce--H Green
& tfrump 40 Holloway Lonsdale j Person Eco-gs do
Coleman, Bton Wfhers- 81 W Estln &co- IS PAYNE n
HarriSon3l Ably & CatchingS0 do W Chanpin Eco-Al do
Stewart JanesG I II q j NJ Allen Eco25 Byfne Vance 4
Goa Gitn, Snedes ECO Is Rotcford, Brown ycoS Hei
derson Peae-l6 Battle, Noble &co2 Block Meat Gc0-
II Foley, Avery eco 10 Pcard Il Flower 10 Il NJ Lowe
colo yanBibder- 10 Wright Allen Ruckne Stan.
ton Newman II X Carter Harding Ahbay Mnrehead
% fully &ce-s T. Sae &co-6 Wood Low 6 Dodd a
Bateman- g tonney Eco Allison, Patison 6co- d
Cooper &co Samuel Barrett Martini &co Burton
4 Work-4 9 u 5 Kicks Thompson Cark-Tota Il74
bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MoBILE-,Per steamer Calona-26 bales cotton to Battle
Noble &co- 40 bSs sugar Geddes-aundries to order.
Consignees.
BoSToN-Per ship Rufus Choate- b Valentine &co-R d
AHcon-J Cobb Wheelwright Hickey Danziger-
l. Stern Rro-Ieaumont Bache Geo Flint & DursF a II
Il H faireild 6co-G Boye-D Blum Franl5-Snth L Bro
u Bnrows-ievy Simon &co- ODonnell- Head Mus lie
kco-J L Moore &co-Goodrch &ca- RaIey & Campb,ll-F
AVet-E Shift A BauIfe-RuuS.,t
Genin-Rce Bros &eo-C Theshe-Pohier Il Fancheux--D
Hitehcock-A Observation-Disclosures It Eauss-R II Frazer a
co-Buckner STATION NewmanF VOORHEES, Giriggs 6ee-Tie-
deFsoa Peale- MetiIegor &eoE Male &co-t y Grief
COD NJ Gould Kew L Lanier- l. WRshbnrn-G W Manson
-Ino Adams &eoJ II * Marks Blake N Tower Geo
FoSdck &e9-Sispp Mitchell JACKIE Pasca-(iea Rulef
R W RagneR faylor- Foley Avery Aco-C Il Cate SEQ
-Roe ford Brown &co- Iatorest Destanres- Martini Cobb
SeoJ II Il Rcks-A T. Schwartz Williams &ca-- b ii
TRyl0ETirrel Bates Hefre Gayle Eeo--W AeCracEen--
j woodruff &coSReHring sc0-J Wright &co--W BIan-
ch&Id-Neagle * Garpener Vincent &ep- Bate L F6werE
Heath Faio iTtnss9- Ffoet &co W Brislnn, Il Ma
guele &co sampson Keen Henderson Gane4GoodEich
Sco-and order.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, September IS 1890
There sale Il Mich Cows 60 Texas Cattle $50 Sheep
and 40 Western Beeves The bare of Veal Cattle
There arrivals.
Q i, LIZ Il
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QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA sUeAR.
Interior. G Gem. to Good Com sIa
Earto Fully Fair .9sdf VI Prime and Caoce.. a
Clarified and Refined

INTERIOR ZEN 10 GoSd Com. SAG
Eario Fully Ear s'sd N fEime and Soice
Charmed ana hehheu
Weeks receipts, I26 exports. II.
hh the crop the sst Of The season. was received
Thursday evening" 9Th inst from Becuel plantation parish
ST. Charles days earlier than the first arrival year
which Sth October 1t Of inferior quslity wet
and mnshy and barely nierehantable aid is YET sold
M0LassEs... The receipts have been confined 10 few
ting lots which have been sold chiefly for Refining purposes
a Of l5@20 and &c gallon for Inferior and Fetment
g descriptions though occasional small LOT Of Fair Prime
has been sold at 2s 29c q gallon. Monday tho 28 inst
" haf bbls ofihe crop received from the Bacnei
plantation parish Of St. Charles consigned 10 aessrs r. Dur
rive c. sold al Soc gallon the quality being Prime The
fFst last - bills Infeso Syrup the h Of
September snd 10 hbis. Choice on line SIN of OCTOBER
Weeks receipts 81 bbls. eSports DO
FLOUR The marke, during the past week has been dull
and prices have tended n aper 81 myers xi1 SAILS un 10
Thursday evening Of only about O1 bbi range Or 81 80
SO % for 6aperns 80 o2Ss7 90 for Low 10 Good Extra
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y RARonNts s.rtsE,a,r, s,rtlA N Bo1LrR

n BAR0MN1 STREET. STElAFg BOILER
~ n AAEUFAGTQKY aetveen Peydras and Hevia, only
essJksS three mFues' walk from the st. Charles Hotel
~ The undersigned having largely increased his
shops and having all the facilities Is
any description of BOILERS in and at ~ low rates
they be had in shop in the South imported the
North.
Always on hand, DOUBLE FLUED BOILERS from 20 to
80 feet long, and 42 inches diameter.
Also, CYLINDER BOILERS 3d. So "a 3S inches daIns
ter and various lengths
Fire Fronts Crate Bars Stand Pines Valves constantly
on hand.
An work will be gusrsnteed of best material and workman
ship.
Parties wishing purchase Boilers for plantations steam
boats sawms respectfully invited call Judge for
themselves. ina lydwi d. Fl. FOWLER.
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ttee 10 stS nsnl liE le a2l5 fet
Tonsofiai transactions fge Is there any
qay for money those who accounts We
auole she from 6@s to "a act Of course these
an for short time rates, as ms dc Of six months
The Bears in Exchange had fherewn way io.aas-n fact
the great ulefun knocked hheY thher like shuttle
cock il was somewhere the opening business The morn
ing towards o'clock IL nowee-no bottom no sound
ings Sight drafts New York ear ly in the day at
Is @ Il Pct dis About meridian they were olie ed a. z dis
and later hour checks the banks which got
asray sold dis How these checks got assray OF out
pasture says the we obtained
that good sight drafts New sold al y pct
discount We Is supposed that this might one day
In September. bnt have something further addssy
sale Of good sixydass sight New York 2 pet dis and
commercial bulls being offered "a dis The counter
sale nr ehtcs tbs banks New York steady up
rdian IL &c. premium when uptown coslly knocked
dow expected Foreign bills also felt the decline
There docent bills of Sterling offered the low
iol but Il can hardly be called quotation yet
anose 1alas 1875, and 1903 q loss the range
the and tolehc broad that bills We quote
at ess@ le and few buyers. In fact there appears
Aeme distFust ~ Sterling As remaes we did mt learn
q sale Francs also experienced The depression We
note one sale Of on Havrs payable Paris at 25 we
quote rates trca sa a a2i though the banks
SIX higher Al Il + net eApseted they buy at cue price
and sell at the this we&l dissesey So anance
for proht.
Sleek learn of he sales Of 100 hares Gas Light Cam
1725< and feE days SINCE % shares az ts,tf
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TOBACCO. There has been Tobacco
dnug the past week, though holders have claimed
fuller prices in view Of the accounts from the West which
unavofahie character regards the condition
growing crop The sales ofthe week, far public
have embraced about 1909 hhd Of which the particulars
suppressed all except limited parcels including
% hds Ordinary Lpgs about e 80 Old Admitted &c.
l2Meaiun GAINESVILLE Low A. R. at G. ii hhd at
10 and n lose. 2 n We anote as followR;
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BAYOU SARA PACKETS.

NGTIGE-THE GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL.
~ h. fastrHnning steamer w. Burton, now under
sgoiDg thorough repairhaying been purchased
ss5zSsssszssby JAMES A DUNBAR and PETER W HAIR
kIsON expressly for the Bayou Sara and Fort Adams trade
there petmaneny-w leave New Orleans her first
nip FRIDAY the 9Th October for Fort Adams and
all intermediate landings
Returning will leave Fort Adams Monday morning and
bayou Tuesday, after the arrival Of the from Wood
Vile.
The BURTON will be under the command Of Capt John G.
Brady with Mr.. James A. Dunbar in the of6ce
JOS. r. SHANNON It co, Agents,
seg7 I'm and Fulton stree
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Shipping ant4lligrute.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Saturday AlnEnina. SenIctrher 20 lSf
Arrived Yesterday.

schr N Baehe Fleetwood for Apaaelcoia, j A Mitchell
Schr PhaniX, Lee, for Pensacola, j A Mitchell |
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Spoken.

Liverpool September saled for New Orleans ship wm
Singer Marshall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29
sIeb drleans DAILY Grts .s,tr,t,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29

UNITED STATES
i,,assSaaMAIL LINE TO YIoKsBURG. sgSAs2 &
SATURDAY, at 8 O'Clock, P. NJ. -
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet Natchez Capt T. p
LeatheTs will leave for Donadsonyle, Paqueinne Batot
Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing For
Adams Gachez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
WGrrcnton and vieksburg EVERY SATURDAY al o'clock
2. NJ.
Tie steamer N TcH L connects at vicfsburg with tn,
steamers Prince and Hope and will take freight a landings
or the Yazoo rve- MS high up Greenwood.
For freight passage apply on board
FIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL,
auto Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29

Leaves every TUEsDAY ut B o. clock p NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND VfCEH
~ n burg T.. Mail Line-For 1onaldsonvile, Pia
Sgnemne, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, BayouSara
Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natchez Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Cult WaEenon and Vcka
leave above every TUESDAY, o'clock p Returning
she wlleaYe Yieksbpfg every Friday at L o'clock NJ
d. r. CARROLL 4 CO.,
IA !. Agents, So Carondelet street,
The kboge steamer will connect Viekshug with the