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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
3 " ENTY OR TH IRTY DOL
LARS REWARD.

An AWAY from the subscriber, the 18th OF May last
nv black boy JOHN about nineteen or twenty years
d ,bou, Ave feet six eight inches high and well pro
oroned John has round features the foFenger Of hs
I'm hand Is OF the drs joint Il about we'll when he
kn He raised by Mr Nccraw In the neghborhood OF
lev Store Buckingham county, Va, and was sold BY Mr.
uryear In Richmond In September 1885, at which time
Ind place purchased him. am informed that he Is In the
ghborhood In which he raised and has been there
since he left will give the reward OF $50 10 any one
ho will deliver him to at residence, or f?0 10 any
be who will secure HIN In jail, so get him.
at Double Bridges, Lunenburg, Va.
34D.e 2a-clms THOMAS ARv1S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEleSHIP.
TIJHE Arm OF Harris Gibson dissolved BY mutual
consent on the 3lst umo, but the signature OF The
Arm will be used by either partner for the purpose Of clos
np Its business and We will continue until the lst OF Fe
brnary next to receive and sell al produce that may be
consigned to by persons whom we have made
Persons having claims against the frm Will be pleased 10
apply promptly for payment, and those Indebted, VIII
obice US BY making early payment
,,.,.., O tsto WM. D. GIBSON.
William D. Gibson will continue the Produce Commission
h,snsss OF the old stand OF Harris Gibson and respect
fully socts continuance Of the patronage OF ne rsnS
OF the late firm "''. ~ HA'So->'
.ou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
RICWMOND LIVE STOCK mARAET'
Il y CdRU,
r.nI;IS q. ROCKINGHAM.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW {,
HiLLsyiLLs, CARROLL CO., VA,
TTESpS regularly the County and Circuit Courts Of
n Carroll Wytae Floyd Pulaski and adjoining counties
VIII continue 10 &C. collecting agent for Northern
and all persons who have business IN Car
I'll .nd ad;oininv Counties Dec 26-c6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
10 THE CREDITORS OF 'rHONAs )

DEASE-So,ice Is hereby given to all persons having
tras ayains. Thomas J. Dcane either individually
uber Of the Arm OF Deane Brown that at the
Of James Lyons Esq., trustee have appointed the
TH DAY o, JANUARY 1861, the dag and this office
place for receiving proof Of all such claims Cred,or
requested present their claims properly auhept-
kated, on or before that day.
Giveu under my hand Commissioner in Chansery OF
he Court OF Hastings Of the city Of Richmond at y oce
[.t Richmond this 2Uth day Of December, 1859.
Dec 9i--dStsctd X. MILTON CARY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
: COMMISSION RUSINESS.

OVNHNIISSIVN IISS.
UyHE drm OF Watkins Trubue being dissolved Mr. Ira.
bue withdrawing, shall continue the Commission Bu-
siness in my nae deyo,lng my attention to the sales
OF tobacco, wheat -FOUR &C., consgnments Of which
resnectiuIly solicited and will receive prompt attention
In eecpg sales shall have the assistance Mr. Alfred
Harris oS the late firm Of Harris Gibson whoke long
exnerence and thorough knowledge OF ths business In
dl,{on 10 nv own efforts will hope, Induce many Of his
friend, and late customers well AZ ohers to favor
With their patroaags. aEsk1 v. WATKINS.
IAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
Governor Of New Jersey.

Taxs1os n. j. Jan, 1T-Gov Olden vas nausurated TO-
day. His Address strongly conservative. He Is In favor
Of the Fugitive Slave Law, opposed TO the agitation sf
slavery, and 6epcunees the agitator1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
600 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN
THE EppEN Esd OE HANOVER, 3llLES SOCTA OF

BEAVER DAM DEPOT, FOR SALE.
vIyE are authorized to sell portion Of the Fairfield tract
w OF land in Hanover county adjoining the lands OF
Mr. William J. Carpenter and Others containing about tO0
acres of which about two.thrd In original growth OF
oak nnd hickory The balance for the most part is open
land There the cleared land TWO large negro quar-.
,.r will brick chmnies As the has use for the
land will be sold very reasonable price II carly a-
be made For further particulars, applyto
GODDTN APPEES0S,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
J.. MAGILL,. .

a 7 ORNET HI CHVF. :,
mice ,ci.. Robert Tyler aq, Isl South Sixth Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
MILL attend collections and an ether business In The
w linz OF his profession.
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
VIRGINIA STOVES! VIRGINIA STOVES!
VIRGINIA STOVES!n
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS ESTABLISHED IN 1901.

ASA SNYDER
MANUFACTURES at this celebrated Southern stove
Hl Foundry, Cylinder, Box Parl"r and Cooking Stoves
of the most desirable styles and Of superior working quail
es also Hot Air Furnaces Fronts and Crates Hollow
Ware, IIydrants Sinks &c. &C. and most descriptions OF
light Machinery and Ornamental Castings.
The proprietor convinced that sufficient appseciatve
could be found In his market who would pay the
value OF good article 10 justify him 10 the use OF the best
materials and in the employment OF competent mechanics
Twothirds the mouers employed these Stoves are
Vrgnians who have learned their trades at these works
These Stoves have been gradually gaining favor until they
have become the popular Of any In Their supe
ror strength and simplicity OF operation peculiarly Ats them
for the use Of serynnts.
Repairing Plates promptly supplied.
Timers and dealers throughout the South will ind
Il TO their Interest to forward their orders TO
ASA SNYDER, Richmond, Va.
RetaI,ed in Richmond by Messrs. q. D. YALE CO, WM
SEARS WOOD. g. & A.. BAHGAMIS, Jr., and WM \.
MOUNTCASTLE- Jan 9--c3m.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
SITUATION WANTED.

YOUNG gentleman who 10 graduate Of the University
OF North Carolina, and Is qualified TO teach the Eng
Ia language in all It's various branches, Latin Greek
soeh, German, the rudinents Of the lsllan and the
kasr branches Of Mathematics desrors OF obtaining
a.uon ss tutor 10 private family, rs principal IN an
He refers, BY permission, to the Faculty OF the
Of North Carolina, and to Col William Basker-
5a,, yr, Of Loabardy Grove, Va. Address J. D. L.,
[etnYule Meeklenburg county, Va. Nov. 4-ei
STORE AND TO ARRIVE, 5000 sides
good stomp and damaged Leather and the best brands
french Cliskns which will sell low for cash good
'''S pairs city made Brogucs. sor CASH only.
n. DEvEREUX,
oSp. lo-SG No. LR2 Csry st-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
The Call from South Carolina.

To-day will be formally presented by the
Commissioner from South Carolina, an ''earn-
est request" Of that State, addressed by her
Legislative Government to the Government Of
Virginia. What the substance and intent Of
this request is, can be seen by glance at the
following resolutions, which, We think, ought
to be rc-published at this time:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
A''' ''S JOHNSON q PUGH.
COM 1IISSION IVItL1SOtI<aI Z p
tFkoST BUILDING euOcIoE wAERHorsHD
pJHIINNNn

JNoR the sale OF Tobacco Wheat Corn and country pro-
duee generally return their sincere thanks to their
ends the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
them, aud ask continuance and Increase o the same
lion 70 all conxignments committed TO them.
covQ -rtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20

NVIICEs
COMMITTED 70 the iail Of Phtsyvana County, on the
" eth day Of November 1850, runaway negro Who
said when committed that his name was IoA out nov
says his name Is ABEL and he belongs to Danle NC
Dearman Of the county OF Cumberand NoTth
Said negro il ve feet three and half inches hgh oacs
always laughs when spoken to- Said negro will be delivered
the upon satisfactory proof Of property and pny'
ment Of jail fees and other necessary charges
Jan s-vsv JOHN r. OLD, Jaifor-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20

MANUFACTURED at this Institution and sold thefe ana
l1 the Agents store No. e. Pearl street. the following
rtIcles, ~ reduced prices to-wit;
Boots Shoes and Drogurs
Women, Children and Servants Shoes
Wagon and Cart Harnes, Of every description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts,
Drays and Wheelbarrowp.
Ysrdrobes, Safes, &c.
Striped and Plaid Co;tons
Kersey, and Lnseys for plantation hands
Ready made Clothing for Servants 49,
Most of the above articles band and for sale, or Will
made repaired other job work done to order on
hort notice for cash. punctu3i customers only, on
bort time.
Orders from the country With satisfactory references
promptly attended 10. Address p. N. NlMMO,
July 8-ctf Agen, and Storekeeper Va Penitentiary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
NOTICE.

IL persons having claims debts against the late Pc
Yer QuaT!es Of Caroline county, Virginia, either ndi-
du.y or security for jointly with others hereby
uhea 10 r. esrn the same me- properly authenticated,
the estate OF she said Peter Quarles Will
naay settled by the 10Th day Of September 1SG0 after
lhleh time Il will be too late
T. JOSEPH II. SEAY, Adm'rof
Crronpe, Dec 22-c2n Peter OuarIss dac'd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
VALUABLE FARM OF 1000 ACkESIN
SCRRY COUNTY, SIX M1LES'FROM JAMES RIVER

WE are authorized by Mr.. George Guy (who Is en-
w gagged In business in Richmond, and who has now no
use for the land Sell the above tract OF land Il lies In
Surry county, about six miles from James river and the
like distance above the Court House, and within hala
mile of the terminus Of Mr.. William Aliens Railroad There
hundred cleared land and the remain
der OF The tract covered with On the place there
Is comfortable dwelling, containing six rooms good
Kitchen large quarter for servants corn house, and large
and most excellent stable, containing seventeen stalls
There springs Of excellent water convenient TO the
dwelling The place Is healthy, and the neiShoorhood
Is GOOD To accomplish speedy SALE the land will be sold
at the remarkably low price Of Eve dollars per acre
Half cash. balance in one year. bearing interest
This excellent opening for persons wishing TO PaSchase
cheap land near to James river. Apply to
'AIap Sapprnrv - OIL isS0NoaSlm GODDfN APpERsoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20

" Court, September 29,h, lS9:
The ComTao eah Of Virginia
Against
William ". Mallory, Adaln'r Of James Adle, decd,
Defendant.
C. w. Dahney who prosecu:es the pleas of ths Common
In the said Court this day exhibited In said Court on
elegng, among other things that certain James Adle
drc Of Scotlsnd In the Kingdom Of Great Britain had
rparted this life within the said county lntesate and
houi neSt Of k!n possessed OF personal ELECTS the
noun Of 1--WE or s!x thousand dollars that the
relei and belonged 10 the said Commonwealth Of Vr
nis, and asking FOR decree OF the same. And on his
cotton. ordered that the next Of kin any, Of the
Jane. Allie, and all others, claiming interested In
estate DO appear here the hrst day OF the next term,
pd make themselves defendants said BILL and that
&py Of ih order be published for three months respec
ely 10 the Richmond Enquirer newspaper printed In
Guy OF Klch.nond, ana In the Constitution newspaper
enhhed 10 the city Of Washington. Copy-Teste:
5OcL e1Su GEO l.. CHRISTIAN, y. @.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20

A TEACHER WANTED.
4 SALARY Of one thousand dollars will be paid Tor
"A Teacher take charge Of small School two miles
from the city OF Augusta Georgia lie must be fully com.
Peten and w.lklrd in his profession and from South ei
Mason and Dixons Line" None other need apply. Adj
dress either S. D. LINTON,
4. pOULLAIN or
GEO. W. KAMAR,
-1tv0or n H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
LYNNHAvEN OYSTERS.

AN preparing these Justly Celebrated OYSTERS. for
@pa.a; and general transportation throughout the
saa very respectfully solicit orders for the article
ee 's pu, up in Theoretically sealed caus fresh or
es and warranted to keep In any cma, a. long az the
.aEe unbroken They are taken from my own coyes on
,asharen Bay, and, therefore, genuine
- Orders promptly executed, from any part Of the
Rsan,ty
Addtr. through the London Bridge Post-ofce, Princes,
/ nae %, county, Virginia. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
8itRmpl10 enquirer
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 90. 1860

by RlroHIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER WISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20
{. +. HATCHER. !,

y. r . N EEK,
NO: ls5 GRAIlER STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA.
lBERAL Advanced made Property placed in my
"a Lands Bought and Sold
c. ". JOHNSON, Superintendent Slave Depot.
oTIcE TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, TRADERS, AND
OWNERS OF SLAVES
arnE made extensive alterations and accommodations
nJ o!d stand, Am now prepared 10 receive aud
'nnodate from - TO three hundred slaves for sale on
|nn!sslon. can also accommodate the owners with
700 board and comfortable roons, reasonable
bose Wing business In my line would do we'll 10 call and
Z for themseres before looking elsewhere al induce
.nu offer are uneauaed good stock Of Negroes for
PIE viii be constantly Kept hand consisting OF Field
lsads, Mechanes House Servants Seatnrcsses Nurses
air prrssrrs, &c. C. +. HATCHER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20

1AvISG more Land than can cultivate, or have use
Ill for offer for sale, privately the tract Of Land called
Locust Forest" that owned by ". B. Green, de-
ceased adjoining the lands OF J. IT, Blunt and Temple e.
lett and the tract which reside situated South ANNA
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, and two
miles from Ashland, and contains hundred aud thirty
six and half acres In wood and has on 1t
Dwelling House with SIX and Out Houses aud good
Spring.
II not sold privately, will sell 1t ut public auction, at
Ashland, on WEDNESDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF JASCARf,
lS60 II fair II not, the fr day. Mr. Chastain White
the attorney In for Hooper heirs will sell at the
tme about sixty Of Land that was once part Of
this tract.
TERNs -Ouethird cash. nnd the balance credit OF
one and two years, with interest from date.
oI T., WOOD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20

mentioned IN SAID deed OF tFuSt,
Said Turnpike extends from lIarrsonburg In the county
Of Rockingham TO point the Blue Ridge Turnpike,
within half mile of ordonsville. II passes through
large travel which will be greatly Increased BY the
completion Manassas Gap Railroad TO Harrsonbarg
TERMS or SALE-uethird OF the purchase money to be
paid In four months and onehird in eight months and
onehird In twelve months from the day Of sale the pur
chase money to be secured by we'll endorsed negotiable
notes and lien upon the property be retained until the
purchase money Is paid Acting as Trustee shall convey
such title as Is vested in me by said deed
Oct lS-ctds E. 4. STANDS, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-20

IN CHANCERr.-In Hanover Circuit
[9t Court, September 29ih 1Sj9
|3 The Comron~ eah Of Virginia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-14

N 9RvylSS ~ ~ nr Srrsrs NO So GRAND.
Az Nrvst N. ~ ~ rrS~ stre~t Brcoslvn
o gsrssI 49, improved <pherc pt~sc.
~, w silver, - auDe~
rurner -" soo - p a $50 partial sets god ~.
VA y csniA rssa sr~ ed 49,, pra . ssun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-14

nR; royT, so BowERy, or fosrTE sixth STREET.
Il IN - IA sraosi bone pure ss do rl
10 cesta; rod smsn cavies). cents .m.~, a 4 49,
MUNSTER oRADuATED y,.o,o. ,.~r,.v
IL. removed 70 Nc. 70 W. q, yvnssor 49,.
tween Broadway and sixth avenu "' ATeoV ASA ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
comparative Statement of the Banks on the frs,
Saturdays Of March, 1858, 1859 and 1850.

There was good deal done in exchange. the
counter rate for checks on New York was IN 18th
prem, with several large sums being called for.
Outside rates were par to an 18th discount. Three
days sight at 4@5-l6 dis; ten days sight s6I dis ::
sixty days sight was taken to some extent round
sums at u dis 100000 was taken at this rate
and small sums at 1l@l2 dis We quote the clos
ing rates at 13@l4 and pct. dis The market
ruling against drawers and sellers In sterling va
did not learn of any movements, except the closing
up of negotiations made for the past two and three
days, being Clear Bills at lo7g@losa and los.
Remittance rates without any material change.
ranging from l6ss for large sums to 1854 and a
fraction over for some very choice names. In
francs we have nothing Of note to remark on. We
continue our figures at SIS, 5.202 20 up TO
and 5.le4 for remittance on Paris direct,
In bonds and stocks the movements to-day were
Light We note the closing up Of 200 shares Bank
OF New Orleans at 100, and few shares Merchants,
Bank were sold ut public auction. The general
stock market has been dnn and INACTIVE all The
week, and likely to continue SO until after the close
OF the session of the Legislature.
The real estate market is inert An immense
quantity Of improved and unimproyed property,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

| From LIST November 1850 "a III 49,. .s,..s,
- y a. ~ n ss*zss .sss1s
OFFICE HOURS Week days fro,r L II i.
o'clock A. IT. - -1e'e''eS = ifoi.A 2 " =
EASTERN MAII-Due dailv Il . 4. L -. ....
daily at al O'Clock Ii e T. 10 et9sea
when tile mails viii be lssI II NJ 4 II T.
r4lyE "a en- ~ s !, y vses''a ~ - ~ ht
Pass Christian Mss;ss; Uss t Ing; Bay u Lotis
Springs on Tuesdays ad sasuriavs N s pcesn
and Thursdays at A. M; Pasca sous IN 7s I'd,
na anys ana ..e = saturdays ct 9 a. n.
ing Baton Rouge, Red River Landing. Eatrks5
1slcksDarg, Lake Providence, Grand LAKE ArK I.
NJ; s,.ss;i golnmnla Ark.; Gastcns Lind
Menday ms.sha an Is memphis Closes on
on Monap WeSnsssi anu a rl'qay g. s. Dne
:. s.caus5 Ai,u saturday ~ II NJ
si 4,h VA iL. Supplying DonaIdsongilie
r:iaguemlne, Baton Rouge PORT Budson, ST Fran.
9,svise, Fomte CoHpee, Morganza, Red River
Natchfga,e,ss sapPying Alsxantria Grand Ecore,
fs orn ADAMS, Natcnez Waterproof, Rodney. sf
gossE olana Mun, AshWood, Warrentpn, New
Thnrsdsv a anu tChaspurg loses On Tuesday,
An, anu saaur gay at Due Mon
srl III ANcrsvrT n ~, ~, j., d. q 9
~, L.E s. ~ COAST supply
Painte Rannst r.s p. Inariea Taylors Grande
eiers cantreil,s T.rea,s yaoners Erin
iuterior) New River Nsn1
Plaqueine Manchae Brulv,s fana;n ~; 49,,
Rouge (and nteror) Lobdeii,a stors P-s n,'
and interiors Closes IN $500 ssaru a,s
and Friday az a. NJ, and Mondays at = p. M.
Due On Monday, Wednesday, Thursday ana Sat-
arday py a. M.
CONVICTION MAIL, OR LAKE MAI Y,,.,oas
on Monday, Wednesday, Friday. bv & n ~
rives on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ~
L. NJ.
ALGIERS MAII.-TYice dalv fylos.s3 -. =
and ?, u. Due 10 A. NJ. and 5 p. X. s. :. -.
LAFAYETTE MAII..-eloses 5a;lv fayE...,4 u. s.
day. at r. M. Arrives daily fexeent s,,,5aSs
at II A. II. s. - -
GARROLLToN MAH,-CIoses daily foxa.z,. -,
davl III 10 i M D,e ! = eaay teA1sps ohn-
,,svT, ,Isn c,.sss 80 $50. = -.
az X Al. Supplies Amite, Independence. Tan
cast of gactse, e. a.a ssantes north and
Offices in liz Northwestern STATS sr,ss1so ne
Memphis, Arkansas mails Via Vicsbn4 w ai Ss1
C;ncipna9; Knn~v;ila p;ahrs,a louisville
Baltimore phiodelnha Ma,u Wns washington,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

During the week we have received intelligence
from the great mart for cotton (Iiverpool) to the
18th February, brought by the steamer Edinburgh
intercepted off Cape Race. The private cores.
pondencc to the 18th has also been received. The
Liverpool cotton market was well supported, with
Manchester spfnners and traders in good humor.
Our own market has not responded SO freely. The
quantity Of cotton on sale, as well as the stock
here, are duly registered by operators The re-
ceipts continue on free scale, and are steadily
approximating the figures of 1000 900 Of bales,
which we predicted and assumed early last October
The total receipts at all the ports up to this
evening, SO far as heard from, foot up 1864 1893
bales. n
The receipts at Mobile for the week up to last
night (Frday) were 1858 bales, making the total
receipt at that port sum up 7O3, 9l5 bales.
We now stand on the great cotton question under
the following array of figures:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
ea-Postage to South Pacific Letters, Sc; pa

u
| pers &c. - s.
4a-postage to New South Wales. Victoria. South
Australia etc., via England, BY packet III private
ships, So cents single rate, prepaid; via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, IS added to
the above postage via New York, By private
ships, 8 cents, prepaid.
AJrPostage to Peru: Letters, 22c.; papers, &c.
a9-Postage to Bogota New Granada y Letters,
&c.,; papers, &c.
erPosfage to China. New South Wales, Sandwich
islands, via San Francisco: l0c., prepaid.
~ The postage to places on the west coast Of
South America, via Panama, is On each single
letter, "a cents; and on each newspaper, 6 cents,
when sent; and 10 cents on each lettsss and
cents on each paper, when received.
No. The postage To New Granada afrsct H. cent?
single rate. and cents each neHsj f1es lid 10
the Sandwich Islands. Australia. Yln DIesnan,s
Land and China, {yia San Franezsca} Is on each
single lettar 10 cents. payable ID advance.
1N-Ihe single letter rate ID California and Oregon
IS 10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc.. the
domestic rates apply.
New Orleans. Nov. |, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
CATTLE EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY. March. s. 1850
The arrivals to-day were 81 Western Beeves,
Mich Cows and 80 Veal Cattle. About 800 West
ern Cattle, 40 Hogs. 900 Sheep and 60 Mich Cows
remain on sale. Veal Cattle and Texas Cattle are
scare.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

Comparative Statement for NO ueeks,

Actual increase Of Long and Short Loans Tor lie veek
The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movements, excepting exchange and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

and easier rates. Fair to Fully Fair 6i67 and
74c. 5 b.
MoLAssEs. Sales 1000 bbls. at 32l36c. for In.
ferior and Fermenting, and 36a@37c. ~ gallon for
Prime.
FLOUR. I'VE noticed sales of about 1900 bbls.,
including 1000 Superine at Sc 60, $50 Extra at =.
$40 at So rs and $50 in five lots at 81 90 10 bbl
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced some
1000 sacks, of which 1000 Inferior at, 1900 mixed
at rs and 77c. HOO White Mixed at Is, 500 Yellow
and Mixed so and $500 sacks in lots at the same.
OF Oats 100 sacks St. Louis were sold, comprising
$50 at Sc, and the residue in three or four lots AZ
$50. aR bushel. In Bran the transactions included
800 sacks at 81 60, 1860 in two or three lots at
81 65, $780, part Shorts at 81 70 and $50 Inferior at
81 45 ID 100 lbs.
HAY....9s bales Western sold at s34 and so at
$35 % tun.
Provisions. The sales of Pork comprised 1000
bbls. Mess. at SIS So l41 at the same 200 rups at
=, and on Friday 1925 Mess in two lots at SIS GA
P Dbl. Bacon was in some request, with sales of
about go casks, including &C Shoulders, Ribbed
Sides and Hams at -, 100 Ribbed Sides at l0ac.. u
in two lots at l04, and "a Clear in 2 lots at 12e
se ID. Of Green Meats So casks were sold AZ 7tc
for Shoulders and SIC. for Hams. and Is casks
Shoulders at &c. U h. Lard was dull and we heard
of no transactions.
STAR CASDLEs. We noticed sales Of $50 boxes
full weightsin three lots, at zoe. o ID.
SALT. :. We heard of several eargoes Liverpool
sold at 60c for coarse and 62sc u sack for fonrth
to third Fine.
coFrEE. Sales 900 bags, of which so at l2Ic.,
254 at l2, $50 at 49, 200 at l2s, so at l2 and so
at 13c. % ID.
WHISKY -. 100 bbls. Rectifed sold in three lots
at 22ac. o gallon.
FREIGHrs. :. Market firm. We noticed one for
eign and four American ships taken for Liverpool
at ID, for Cotton and one for Genoa at llc. Cotton
shipping to Liverpool to ill up, at ID. and to Hayre
atl4c.