New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-28
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The weather anring the past week has been yari
able with mixture Of cold rain and warm, sun
shine
Business taken on an average, has been toler
( able active since our last weekly report, with n
creased receipts Of sugar aud molasses as viii bs
seen from the following reorganization for the week
ending last Friday At noon Sugar, sai7 hhds.' o.
lasses, s722 bbls.; flour, s4T6 bhs; eorn, sSaSe
sacks; wheat Ga sacks; oatsss hsis ana SACKS as
lard, lG tcs., bbls. and kegs; WHISKY opis peel
Is hhls; apples 1886 bbis.; bran 500 sacks' nay
I0lI bales potatoes. 1912 hbist rec, aos easks;
ropes coils
The arrival ii river steamers for the week mum
< bered 20. IL n. ,3sss s, = 4,
ma river before the city has risen one foot five
inches sirce Dur last report, and is now nine feet
81 eight inches below high W alter mark. s "a 81
n The boats advertisedfor departure on Saturday
4 isft with fsif trips. Theimperial packet j. F. Par
gend left for Memphis with guards to the water.
and had 4 fair trip Of passengers. II
4 The magnificent packet Magenta arrived yester-
day, with her cabinfull Of passengers and paying
y tripof freight She leaves on her return trip for
Memphis tosmorrew carrying the great g. 8 mail
to Viokshnrg.
fne S9 d. T4r difA ffllles u wares are Glso sEe
ceiying, to leave for Memphis TO morrow. &
The Memphis Appeal Of the asth says:
~ The river fell one and a half inch during the
tWenty.four hours ending last night. The weather
was fine and pleasant. Business was moderately
brisk. White river is reported to be low, with
plenty of water for navigation to Augusta. The
Cotton Plant from Augusta; had loA6 packages .oi
APPLES, 205 sacks potatoes, and so sacks rye; she
returns to-day. The New Moon, from White river,
had 35l bales hay, TO bales cotton, and quantity
81 nails, shot and whisky, with q few horses and
cattle she returne d last evening.
The Kentaoky, from Columbus had SO packages
apples, Is sacks potatoes, $50 sacks corn, and q
quantity of baggiag, bntter and eggs she returned
last evening. The gVicksbrrg left last evening,
with a pretty fair trip. The Mary u. Keene had
not arrived al dark last night; she may have been
detained BY fog. Al Louisville on Saturday last
the channel BY the mark. The last accounts from
the river above, reported it falling at Pittsburg
and Cincinnati, with sufficient water for all pur-
poses. ss
Laurel. HILL FOR BAYOU SARA-The large and
comfortable 70. s. mail passenger packet Laurel
Hill, Capt s. Heno, commander, and Mr.. Geo. viii
kinson, clerk, leaves at O'Clock this evening for
the shove and way landings.
ALoSzo Child FOR MEsIpHIs- Travellers will be
gratifed to learn that the excellent and wellap-
pointed passenger packet Alonzo Child, Capt De-
Haven, commander, and Mr.. w. B. Mcbride, clerk,
leaves this evening, at 5 O'clock for Natchez,
Ticksburg, Memphis and all way landings. She has
a neaf cabin fine passenger accommoda tons, sets
qualities are her able, efficient and courteous Off
GERS Those who have occasion to go up the river
tomorrow cannot do better than take passage on
the Alonzo Child s7-t-F.5