New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-21
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Monday Morning, October Il. tsal- -
The weather during The past week was season
able with mixture Of cold, rain and warm sun
shine
Business has been, on an average, tolerahle ac-
i've since our last weekly report, with increased
receipts Of produce, with the exception OF COTTON
os which there has not been one bale received
during the week. 5.ss3 fss5s ,
The number of arrivals for the PAST Week, Fly
ing last Friday noon, Amounted g t4ehtyzone
boats, bringing the following produce sugar =.
hhds. and bbls.;; nclasses, 4sll hnis.; tepaceo'
ss hhds.; Hoar, $685. bhis.; corn, III SACKS
wheat. 1854 sacks; pork, bbls.; lard, lio Dds,
tcs. and kegs; bacon, casks beef, y Dds.
apples, Ia4O hbls. bagging, IS pieces; rope y
cots: BRAN 1890 sacks; hay 1875 bales; potatoes,
S2a bbis.; ROE, 222 casks; whisky, IS bhls.
The river opposite the city has risen one foot
since our last report, and is now eleven ieet one
inch below high water mark,
we were in error in our last Saturday issue in
announcing that the Sallie Robinson intended to
leave on Saturday for Fort Adams, running in CON
nection with the Golden Age. She will not start
for the present.
The W. Burton, Capt. r. A. Boissat, having been
pnt in complete repair, will be found at the landing
this morning, ready to receive freight for Red
river. The Burton Will leave here every Tuesday.
Our old friends Msssrs. Bell and Compere, will be
found in the office.
The Era No. 5 will also startson Thursday as a
regular weekly packet II Red river.
The great Natchez arrived yesterday with q fair
rip, and Is now receiving for return trip to Mem
phis. to leave positively at o'clock tomorrow
evening. o. esa 4 ses sss sTss
The Repuhlic VIII aIao leave for Memphis and
4 thu bends tomorrow evening.
4 The Ferd. Kennetss having been delayed, will
positively get OF sat > \. "a. To-day. j
The steamers adverfisedsto leave on Saturday all
Left with fair trips The Mary g. Kesne had a.
splendid freight, and . good many passengers.
The Shreveport Southwestern, of the 18th, says !:
The river opposite this port is on q stand Last
evening light rain commenced falling-the
h weather 4nite warm. There has been no arrival
y for tho weeks.
Ths Memphis Asalanche,of the 18th, says:
The river opposite This point continues to reeede
slowly. Business. on the levee yesterday was very
II brisk, and the weather was cloudy and drizzly,
rendering pedesGianism anything but desirable.
LAUREL hill FOR BAYou SARA-The large and
coHfoTt table @. $. mail passenger packet Laurel
Hill Capt S. Heuo, comma nder, and Mr.. Geo. VIII
kiilsDn clerk leaves at O'Clock this evening for
the above and way landings.
sss FEED. KRsEErT FoR MEMPHIS The fine first
class passenger packet Ferd. Kenneth Capt. IL. Il.
Bnerly, com lahaer. and Mr.. W. I. Harper, clerk,
4 leaves at 5 O'clock this evening, for Memphis and
way landings. The Kennett goes and comes with
mechanical regularity, and is growing in popu-
aarity with each successive trip. Passengers fol
Memphis will find the Kennett most comforts BILE
Il packet. Her table is always plentifully supplied
and her officers are Of the true blue stamp besides
being accommodating and attentive to all. Re.
nIgnfber she leaves at O'clock this evening.