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Extreme Case" Cured.

Extreme case Cured.
From Rer. ISAAC AIKEN, AReqkaag Ia.1
Joseph Fleming. Druggist,
No. 81 Market Street, Pittsburgh
%,-l take great pleasure In stating that, af-
ter having suffered from Dyspepsia for about
fifteen years at some periods much more than
others, have been entirely cured by the use of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. My friends know that of
late years my case has been an extreme one.
had great suffering from eating any kind of food
and on an average would vomlt about one third
of my meals In sour, lndlgestlble mass. When
the severe attacks would come, | would lose all
strength and be utterly helpless. Some of the
attacks would be so severe that for DAYS tOgeth-
or would not retain anything on my stomach
save little dry toast and tea. For years knew
not what II was TO pass five consecutive hours
without Intense pain. From the time took the
first dose of this medicine | ceased vomiting, -
gradually oil soreness passed away, and flesh and
strength returned, aud ever since | have been
able TO eat any kind Of food set upon the table.
Six months have now passed without any symp-
toms OF the return of the disease. My case was
considered byall, even physicians, SO marvellous,
that for time II was feared that II might be llc.
ttlOus but am now So well convinced, that
have been not merely relieved, but permanently
cured, that ! can conscentiousv recommend
Goes Dyspepsia Cure 10 oil Victims OF dyspepsia
ISAAC AIKEN,
Late Pastor Of the Beaver ". NJ. Il. Church,
Allegheny.
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Is paramount to wealth. II the system Is in bad d
order purge out the vile humors and dlstempers
with Roback's Blood Pills, ana get the internal
organs performing their regular functions, and
once in order, keep them so BY the daily use of
RObacks Stomach Bitters
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

You will see how soon 1t will dispel your bad
feelings and gloomy forebodings How soon il
will chase away any species of Dyspepsia. How
soon il will give you new life and vigor and how
soon 1t will make well man or woman of Won.
For yOnr own sake, for the sake Of everybody
suffering, we beg, we entrcat YOU to try it.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT AND BILIOUS
DERANGEMENTS,
It Is a Sovereign Remedy, while for Fever and
Ague, and all those diseases which are generated
In miasmatlc climate, 1t Is a certain preyenta-
tive and cure.
That Its wonderful medicinal virtues may not
stand alone upon our statement, we append few
unsolicited testimonials from those whose posi.
tiorSin society and reputation as citizens will
place their evidence beyond all question. and
carry with them strength and conviction TO the
most incrcdulous.
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Wr. Lester SeatoR, a wholesale merchant
Of thirty gears, IN MLcaukee, one of the
most reliable and ca,etal men in tile State,
says, under date:
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"a Great BLESSING"

From Rec. L.F VARD, i ron, Lorraine Co.. 0. |
Messrs Strong Il Armstrong,
Druggists Cleveland, o.
Gentlemen, 1t gives me great pleasure to state
that my wife has derived great benefit from the
use OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has been for
number of years greatly troubled with Dyspep-
sla accompanied with violent proxysms of Con
stlpallon, which so prostrated her that che was
all the while, for months, unable to do thing.
She took, at yOur instance Goes Dyspepsia Cure
and has derived GREAT BENEFIT FROM IT'
and Is now comparatively well. She regards
this medicine as great blessing. Truly yours,
Jan 18th, 1868. /. +. WARD.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Interniittent Fe.
YPT, Ghiil Fever, gsenaittcnt Fever,
Dumb AgUe, Periodical or bilious
Fever, &c, and indeed all tbs 0fFec-
tiOnS which arise from naaariOus,
marsh, or nliasnaatiC pOisOns.
As It's name implies, Il does Care, and does not
fail Containing neither Ar9cnic, Quininc, Bismuh
Zine, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, il in nowise injres aly patient. The
number aud Importance Of It's cures In the aguc dis
rir', are literally beyond account and VIC believe
without parallel In the history Of medicine our
pride Is giatilod by the acknowledgements we re-
cCvc Of the radical cures cicctcd in obstinate cases,
and Wh''n other remedies hud wholly failed.
lnaarnited persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, win be pro.
teaed ny tlking the .IGUE EURE daily.
For Lir1F Complaints, arising from tOrpillly
orlhn Liver, II Is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the ihrr Into healthy activity.
Prepared by DR, J, G.. AVER { Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round tIc world
PRICE, S1OO FER hottie.
Sold by DR.. o. G. MILLER. Jackson, Ohio. and
by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
Jan. 80, 'GS-y- 10, n. let we. ea. mo.
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A REMARKABLE FACT

That not single instance has come to the knowl-
edge of the propfietors of the aiare of Robaek IS
Medicines to give entire satisfaction In the hum
dreds of thousands OF cases IN which they have
been used; this is worthy Of remark and unde-
niablc evidence of their intrinsic merits. p.
SOLD nY
DR.. 0. e MILLER, Jackson, Ohio.
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MILTON SULLIVAN, George Sullivan, John
I'VE A. Sullivan, Minerva Sullivan, Fealden
Sullivan, Douglas Sullivan, Salinda Sullivan,
Margaret Sullivan, and Emma Sullivan, oil of.the
county of Rlnggold and the State of Iowa, will
take notice that their Guard Ian, William Foster,
of the county of jackson and State of Ohio. did
on the 26th day of August, A. D.. 1868, file bis
petition In the Probate Court of said jackson
county, Ohio, against them, setting forth that
they are the owners of the undivided $50 parts
of the following real estate situate In said county
of jackson and State of Ohio, and described as
follows;
Sixty-sx acres, more or less, In the north half
Of the north west quarter of section Seven,
township Nine, and Of range Seventeen being
all the lands lying on the west side of the Gal
lpols road belonging to the estate of Andrew
Foster, late of said Jackson county, deceased,
and subject to. and eneumbered by, the life es-
tate OF Nancy Foster, widow OF said decedent !;
the prayer of which petition Is, to procure said
Court to order the sale of the interest of said
wards In said real estate for their benefit s,
The application therefor will be for hearing
by said Court on the 26th day of September, A,
D., 1868, at 10, o'clock, A. NJ, at which time an
order will be asked as prayed for in said petition
WILLIAM FOSTER, Guardian.
Sept. Q, 1s6S-Iw.
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Home Testimony.

New Haven c.; June I. 1867.
Messrs. c. G. Clark & Co.
cents Being anxious, from the great benefit
derived, to assist In spreading the fame OF Goes
Dyspepsia Cure, would state my case. Some
thing over year ago, had a violent attack of
DlarhGa, which lasted eight weeks, during
which time | employed three physicians. but
without relief until tried Goes Dyspepsia Cure,
The first dose helped me-; ! took Il three times
day for week, aud was entirely cured and
believe today that II saved my life. Being at
tackled In similar way this season, took one
dose, which put me all right | would advise
every family TO keep II on hand ready for lmme-
plants. G. DUNN.
The above Mr.. Dunn Is In our employ and we
can vouch for the above statement being true.
Il. ARNOLD d co.
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arrived from New Orleans yesterday with . light
TRIP. She win load for return trip and leave on
From the Memphis Avalanche, Nov.3
Business on the wharf yesterday was active,
with the levee covered with cotton and miscel-
laneous freghts. The Mississippi has 5000 bales
OF cotton engaged in the bends, for New Orleans,
ct 81 per bale. The Thompson Dean, Captain
Orlesns.n
r.. m the st. Louis Republican, Nov.2
The weather yesterday was very bright and
clear, although quite cool. Matters on or about
the wharf were about as dull a. could be
imagined. The river has q tendency towards
another decline, although slight rise has been
experienced during the past few days. IL is
thought that the present cold snap will have the
effect Of closing the smaller streams tributary to
the Mississippi, which will in turn cause the latter
to fall rapidly, thus practically closing naviga.
ton at very early date. The NJ. V. I. Co.'s
towboatJ. N. Kellogg, for New Orleans. had four
barges, containing 1907 barrels and 100 halt bar
res -four. 200 barrels pork, 100 tierces lard, s46s
sacks oats. 1852 sacks bran, 4273 sacks potatoes,
444 bales hay, las boxes matches and 700 sun
dries-in all "a 1000 packages. The Cornelia,
neat and elegant as well as popular passenger
boat, leaves to-day for New Orleans. Capt. Chas.
X. Baker in command. with j. W. Yeats in the
Office. The Marble City is the mail beat for Mem.
phis, and the Bismarck will leave this evening at
an early hour for New Orleans"
From the Cincinnati Gazette, Nov.2:
Late dispatches and adyices BY packets report
rains all the way up the Ohio, Monongabela and
Allegheny rivers. Memphis and New Orleans
freights offered lively, and boats announced for
those points received freely, and Left with good
trips. The river has risen two inches here since
our last report. Last evening there were feet
inches in the channel BY the metal marks at the
Water Works. At Eight Mile there are SO inches
water. All the bars above are cutting out. and it
will take but little rain to swell the river. To Lou
isville there are n feet. Henderson bar is the
worst place reported In the lower Ohio. There
are 8 feet 10 inches reported there. The West
moreland got over coming up. We look for an
early rise in the river. The following boats COM
prise the newly organized New Orleans Express
Line: Alaska, Capt. F. J. Cakes; Alice Dean,
Capt. J. N. Skunk; JohnlH. Groesbeck, Capt. D.
Maratta Swallow. Capt. W. W. Fenton; Robert
Burns, Capt. Frank Maratta; Westmoreland,
Capt. W. J. Rusk. and Emma No. 8, Capt. James
Msratts. The Mississippi Valley Transportation
Company have contracted to ship $500 boxes Of
government muskets, 2l00 tons, from the arsenal
at st. Louis to New York, by way of New Or
leans. Capt. John Cannon and others are nego.
tisting for the purchase of the Belle Lee."
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OArs-Were IN only moderste demand ct pre-:
vious rates. We note sales Of l50, 800 and 500
sacks ct Coo. b bushel. -s.lt - .---...-.r.
BRAN-Tbe market n unchanged. 800 sacks, In
lots, CHANGED hands 1t 81 20 3 loo Ms.
HAY-The stock il very light. and with fair
jobbinR demand prices are higher. $50 bales st.
Louis, In lots. were sold to-day ct tSl y ton.
moi rsoorsd Sy Of 100
at 81 65, and 100 sacks Rye at 81 so D bushel.
PoRK-Is quiet but arm. No transactions wor-
thy of report to day. We continue TO quote mess,
In round way, ct sS1 90 and s32 15gsS for re-
BAcoN-Prices have again advanced. We note
sales to-day Of 8 casks Shoulders at l43c., and
and 10 casks clear Sides at zoe. The last lot was
solo from landing. For choice meats holders are
ders, Isc. for clear ribbed Sides, and zoe. for
clear Sides.
LARD-There was only Q retail business in this
article to day. Prime in tierces is retailing at
l90l9}c-, in kegs 2lA62l}c. y h.
WHisKY-Is dull. Receipts are liberal. Com.
mon recdded in small lots, is selling at 81 50 D
gallon.
FREieHrs-The amount of foreign tonnage
in port is heavy, but the demand can
not be regarded as better than moderate.
Rates also are irregular. and It is difficult,
II not impossible, to obtain reliable quota
tons, especially by sailing vessels. As approx
mating figures, however. we would refer TO the
following for the guidance Of interested parties,
down have been recently paid and are still ex-
acted to the respective places included, viz:
Cotton by steam to Liverpool ID. D b /; by sail
9l6d; e. los. % hid. for tobacco; Is.
corn o I caRs al $751; d .oa oaso1 bv :s to
Hsvre, Ito. y ib., nominal. Cotton to Bremen,
l4c. y b. Cotton by steam to New York, lc.
q H.; tobacco $40 D hid; -four $50. D bbl.;
corn 2o@2lc. u bushel. Cotton BY steam TO Bos-
ton. lic.; -four 81 o Dbl; corn zoe. y bushel. Cot.
ton by steam TO Philadelphia lc. y D.; -four 81 y
Dbl. Cotton by steam TO Hamburg I'D. Through
rates to Hamburg, via New York, tic. e
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Of ina cortr.ctorr 10 begin or finish the work. or
suy prrt thereof within the period fixed, or n case
The Gimmon Council be dissatisfied with the man.
nsr ie!shich The work = being executed, the Com
tracs ithout putting the contractors in default a.
rsouirsd By article 1905 Of the Civil Code, aud
wifhoet applying to court of justice to annul the
same end without indemnify; and it Il also we'll
underwood that in case the contractors shall at
any tire abandon the work or not finish and com
plete tie same In conformity with their contracts,
the sale contractors shall forfeit ell claims they may
have tsr any part of the work done BY them up
to the date OF their aba,donment; and that the
city she'll he thereby discharged and released from
any ard oil liability therefor and IL IL also well
unders God that 10 case the contracts be resod the
contractors and their securities shall be held and
all loee or difference between the price ct which
the cor tractors originally contracted to perform
the work and the price at which it may be adjudi-
Gated ct o resale or readjudication.
Bids: 70 be 90 much per snnum for repairing
and keeping In repair all the bridges and cross
ines; and 90 much per foot (board messure) for
new bsjdRes complete, as well as new crossings
complete.
New Orleans, June l, 1856.
(signed) LOUIS h. PILE. City Surveyor.
Approved by the committee of streets and land.
ings OF both boards
(sisnsd) JAS. MoCLosxEY, ch.;rms,
]. b. PRAGUE, onanwen'
Registered June 8, 1866.
(signed) C. NOLAN, Controller.
JOSEF MURPHY,
Street Commissioner.
Registered November 4, 1868.
PAS. LABARRx, Deputy Controller.
mo. loon. 81
CONTROLLERS OFFICE. CRY HALL,
New Orleans, Nov. 4. 1868. (
Notice Is hereby given that the controller will.
ct his Office. on Tuesday. November 10. 1868. at
noon, sdjudicste to the lowest bidder or bidders
the above contract. % per specifications.
Pas. LABARRR. Deputy Controller.
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N o, ] 4 G N-Nov. AS bales cotton to
Wilson, Bib &co-l0 Beadles, wingo &co-43
J Higgins &co-2 .6pyker & Sandidge-6 JR
Powell-4J Williams 4 Sons Whitcomb-75
Alcus, Scberck & Auiey-2s Warren. & Crawford
&co-22 NJ Killer &co--l0 Lacey. Terry &co-2
G l. Walmsley &co-1 ] p SMITH Scott Cage
Copes-s Marx, Levy &co-9 S Friedlander
W A johnson &co-2 B X Walker &co--l Brit.
ton hoore-2 A Browne-l Payne, Hunting
ton &co-25 bbls whisky Fuzzy & Schwabachere
so do Lewis &co-25 do Clancy Swenson
, do F kiesken-2 do B Solsri do Blanchin &
Geraud-6 bxs mdse A Brakeman &co-2 do
NV Bradley-6 do Blancand q Gutel--2 do
Kern 4 Feilman-l do Bimdilho Espenan-l do
Bodet Gueydan-l bx hats Booth &co-3 do
H Tricou &co--l5 do Quinlan &co--7 do: L J
Michon &co-2 do F Belden-3 do S Benedict
| bxs mdse McStay & Value--6 BIDS enious ]
Pace 6co-2s 900 bricks Gubernator &co-20,0 900
do o Webber-S000 feet lumber-s bales cotton
yarn Jno Hardie &co-l66 packages iron Folger
&co-sundriss to orderlTotal balss cotton aye.
NO, o & G W-Nov. IA bales cotton to
Beraud Il Giberf-S do S Wiltz-4 do W Bur-
bridge &co-2 bbss syrup bbls mossses l. Gre
venberg-6 do / Adams &co 3 do Scott & Cage
Is DO s Hesse-l4 do 20 hhds sugar lily Tete-iO
do &c bbls molasses Mcfarland, Straight &co-l0
hides Dufour-29 do bdl hides ] X Gourdain
is SKIS rice "a hides to order-20 hides hhds do
Dbl tallow l. Terrebopne-l csk hides L Couret
Dbl hides and snndries F Seyin-ll7 head stock
and sundries to order-Total z6 bales cotton 30
bids sugar SO bbls molasses
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Receipts OF Produss.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Silver Spray-l box of
fruit 7 II < N Allen &co-lot f8sniture y Allen
do Allen, Wayne &co-do N Clogher-do Grady
ilne steamers-do Hubbard-do Meyer K Koi.
wiiz-do W Murphy-do Montgomery Bros &co-
DO Mitchell & Craig-do Page &co-do II Pruch-
non-do II Pinard-do Samson & Bro-do Will
helm-do W Wink-do J Yetter-do J Zsigler-l
eek glassware Agt Mobile & N RR Co-50 bbls
whisky Av,t Cambon-5 kegs butter Ander.
SOD &co-l5 fkns butter Adams &co-5 cases
ties lard Bssin Line-200 empty bbls Block 4
Britton--2 bxs hardware Blakemore, Woodbridge
&co-4 pkgs mdse II Brunswick Bro-lO0
ties lard Is tcs hams 10 hhds bacon o Bercier eco
rs bxs cheese Bloom &co- % fkns butter Bussey
Emily &co-75 hslf.bbls beer Billgary-2 casks
esrthenware A Bertel-fo pkgs mdse I Bo6ley
&co-20 plows leo bxs cheese bbls peas Cheno
weih, Casey &co-l25 bbls whisky so hfbbs do
Cobb, Dolhonde &co-l0 bbls whisky p Case
20 do DeVsn Mason-l bbls apples so empty
bbls Dymond & Lally-64 bxs cheese III bbs sau.
sage kegs tripe 2 crates cabbage F DelBondio
4sl bbls spples so bbls potatoes SO bxs cheese 30
kegs butter DeBondo-i4 bxs sundries BY
rich-l0 ties hams Fairchild Bingham 10 bbls
apples Floyd 4 Johnson-50 bxs cheese so bxs
candles 26 bbls whisky Forcheimer Bros-lo5
bbls potatoes bbls apples Grande-l2 pkgs
glass Mrs Gauche-75 bxs cheese so bxs bitters
ID Grief &co-l5 hf- DbIs pork loo bxs bitters
Grief Byrnes-2 csks glassware Thos Gaser-s
pkRs sundries s Henderson-l0 rolls leather to
Horter, Peterson & Fenner-l00 bbls oil NJ Hod-
kinson-l6 kegs butter Hoyt d Wilcox-5 tics tai
low harris & Bidwell-6 bxs sundries g L Rouns
K Bros-S stoves 40 kettles pigs mdse n Kauf-
mar 6co-2 wardrobes ID Kslhor-s3 pkgs bat
ter Keep& Csul6eld-4s0 bxs candles Sc bbIs vhis-
ky bbls alcohol II Kennedy &co-ll bbls beer
76 hf-do Keifer 4 Holander-l bx castings Ker-
sheedt q B-240 empty bbls 81 bxs cheese J n
Lewis dco-74 bxs cheese 400 bxs btters so bbls
whisky Jno Moore-50 bxs bitters Maunsel 4
Bogel-S pkgs mdse Morris d McGraw-so bbls
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Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Crescent, Hawthorn. from Indianola
and Galveston, TO C A Whitney &co-lst dis
Steamship Florida, 0'Leary. from Havana via
Florida Ports, to F W Perkins &co-l3 Isl
district
Steamship Alice, Guard, from Liverpool. Sept Is
via Havana, to II Ashbfidge Decan-3d
dis 80
Ship Alicia, Stuart, from Liverpool, Sept IL, to
Mummy, Lulng &co Sd dis ~
Schr Billy Butts, Hewitt fror, Havana, in ballast
to Goldenbow & Keliey-Algiers
Lugger Bencar, Bernard. from Bayou des ALE.
mands, to MASTER I'd dis Is
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Sicillian, Tony, from Tchefuncta
Schr Monterey. Fsuria, from Pascagoula
Schr Cbas Swain, Racel from Biloxi
Schr Mary Jane. Gilbert. from Bonfuoa
Barge Try Again, from Tangipaho
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Sarah, Murray, from Mobile
Schr Augusta, from Stockton
STEAMBOATS,.
m Sharp, Aucoin, from Donaldsonville
Thos Powell, Dmvant, from Donaldsonville
Hunter, Jeanfreau, from the Jump
G Brown, Radovich, from Lower Coast
silver spray, rattorsUu 4. CInriuuuCI
Tahleqush, Blanks, from Monroe
Grey Eagle. Baranco, from Bayou Sara
Magenta. Hicks, from Memphis
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
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CHAa T. MASH cells. at IL o'clock Il. at sassroom
corner St Charles and Perdido furniture at 10 NJ,
Alabama Press damaged cotton; o. ll1z =, at Union
Press damaged cotton; a. II ct Pelican Press dam
aged cotton
MONTGOMERY BROS 90. sell, Of II O'Clock, q their
Auction Mart 81 Camp street, furniture etc. also, ct
II O'Clock \. ct p. LINERS Stable. DRAWER street.
horses mules. etc
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Cattle Market.

Crrr or JEFFERSON. November s. 1863
Arrived yesterdsy-2Sl Texas Beeves. Sold
5l9 Texas Beeves, 453 Calves and YearIings, $50
Hogs, 70 Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock on
sale-425 Texas Beeves, 10 Calves and Yearlings,
Ala Bogs, 107 Sheep and IL Mich Cows. We
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Marine Sntellisenrs.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 90 CAN'T STREET,
Thursday, November 5. 1868 !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer Lady Gay, Burk for st Louis. Master
Schr Mexico (Iu, Bodesta, for Vera Cruz.
Goldenbow & Kelley
Schr Joe Kelley Britt, Bryan, for st Pierre. Mex.
Goldenbsw & Kelley
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iqommlerrial yntslligenre.
CREscKHr OFFICE, No. "a CAR srRxrr.
Wsonrsdav Evsntng Nov A Ieea

Wednesday Evening Nov. 4, 1854 !
Co1foN-The election over, all parties breathe
more freely, and the hope seems to be universal
that hereafter no political movement may trans
pire Il cause an inteIregnum Of even single day
in bukness pursuits. Advices from Liverpool
were blow In coming to hand this morning, bat
whenEreceived they were uniformly pronounced
satisfactory while the early New York dis.
patches were of decidedly discouraging char
acter. transactions in the leading staple were
light up to meridian. and asking prices we're, If
anything In advance of previous figures, but as
buyers appeared to be unusually shy, and as gold
and exchange underwent further fall. factors
slightly relaxed and total sales of $500 bales we're
effected ct our lsst quotations.. which we repeat
as follows, viz Good ordinary 22}6123c: low mid
ding 2s&@2stc.; middling 2sl@2ac.; and strict
middlfng 24l@ o.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand september l. isSs......-.:..... s@s
Received previously ..............l60ues l6s5s2
is72S5
Exported since yesterday 0o
Hxporteo previousy'........ .......l0296l l0e 96l
Stock on hand and shipbosrd ......... ga s9Y
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-rhere was a notice able
Improvement to-day in the demand for Sugar
which resulted 10 sales Of some leo hhds., within
range Of the following prices, viz: Common llc.;
good common to fair ll4@l2sc,; prime to choice
l33@l4c.; and yellow CHARMED l5@l5Ic. b n.
The demand for Molssses continues fair. and
operations embrace 200 bbls. and so half bbls. at
6S@6Cc. for common centrifugal 65G70c prime
s0Gs2sc., and for choice 9o@95c. u gallon.
In Cuba Sugar there is fair business 10 q retail
way the demand being restricted to choicer grades
Of grccery sugars
FLdrR-Wiih increased receipts this market
continues dull and depressed. and prices are very
Irregular, with further decline 10 lower grades,
as the general assortment has been considerably
augmented during the past three days. Buyers,
in vieT Of the large offering stock aud anticipat-
ing ffther arrivals refuse to invest 70 any extent
unlest at concessions far below the vie VS. of hold
ers: f,aes to-day embrace some 1000 barrels of
which, on we're fine at Sc so superine at s6 Is;
90 ~ and loo do. at Sc rs; 100 double extra at
% sI4; 100 on its merits, at 81; lO0 200 aud 800
ooup2 extra upon private terms 100 treble
extrsiat $lO and 100 choice at $l2 so. We now
quote common TO dne IS 25as6, superfne as SOFA
81. siyele extra So 62fes6 IS, double extra as IS.
low xeble 81 25@7 IS, medium to cboias trahIs
ss@J5 so, and choice extra -four slo0Ia 20.
CotN-Operatons, owing to small offerings and
light receipts, continue to be of a yerv modsr.ts
chart cter, while the stock Of new corn arriv;nc
show, very little improvement IN Quality ana +
mostly inferior and green. Sales today foot mn
some 1000 sacks, of which 800 sacks were rreen
Western ct &c.,, $50 and 800 new white at CSC. 75
new creole at 81 02s, 100 new Western at 81 OF.
and 100 sacks old mixed Western ct 81 oct y
bushel.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-05
Below COMING Up.


Ship Alicia, Stewart, from Liverpool 10th Sept.
to master