davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18
Receipts OF Produce.

NATCHEz--sseamer Wild wagOner-5i bales e,tton to
Newman &so.ss Meyer, psatsh 4 Wsi.-is Hsrs-is
hfS s Sss & sas1 s.
IS Pint hard Biekha%mll Hunt asc.gsy,s @ John
s
Gins Ss. Rsys' In
gr-bam-4 A y Hickmao-4 r Walker Randall &co-l
AT ts n:rs.f f':::s1s
2AJ Anen-a L Grsnde &cOl Julian johnson &co-l
esS Ks d. AynsS Seos 90 10
pumpkins Campbell stong-sl2 SKIS cotton seed Ben
osse-ios DO Newman &co-ioo DO Hun, xscsaiey~so
DO esS Sso sssss S corn M:
sundes ordsI-Tota i4 bales 1854 cotton
seed t
CINcINNATI-steamerG Golden Era GAG Sbls APPLES 800
ss .s5 IS Ss Sa s 30.
E Psss dSs0
seoYio a1nars Geo HsSo sss potatoes
so@ey Brcs"iS bis whisky csrsrs 4oo-os rnsars 70
huSosda2e e1lss glssswsIs n. ynS s,pshsS bal.
sbeovs wes,-Ieo obls whisky TMdes-l bx castings
& as oFe b; ss,s Sss ss
Crane Bleed Soo- hsgs butter FINS do Schneider zu
% 10 bbls 10 DIS starch Whitney &ooo eos oil to
3 ss bar. k.sP.syS y: bitter: 3. as:s
Hi Eott,iSO S1s S..srs lie sis *co-s ers aOs;
wagon lot wagon stuff Harper Gutmsn 8eo-8 bxs glass
Grief &co~il 6ftbis u bbls whisky Funsy MOTION
7bxs glassware Brown Be-lot furniure Kingsbury q
Smuh-32 600 lumber B,ll-2 pkgs mdss Mr. Adams
sundries TO order +e.--...
ST LOUIS-Steamer Selms-So Ibis apples sifers-l0
5 DO b me Sos SS. po,.ios. \ so%sr-i@ q,
bbls turnips Wills &col063 sls potsoes i2l bbs do
Geo nsn5 ibis l3 sks do 40 bxs Is
cabbage MILLER Meye3 do 20 bbs POTATOES Del Bondio
26 ks potatoes Isl bbls -four Dufy-2O do Sors
50 do IeSarier Boarman-lu6 do Harris nidwell-80 do
Emily Van Nordsn &coloo do Cobb Dlhonde &co-s bis oil
Narugg-5O Moore &co-l0 bbls bee Shropshire q
Hsfborn-lO ties do Csssll0 rolls baggn IS pieces
machinery whitney &co-l00 coils rope Smith &co-
% bbls krout Greve widerman-0 strives Paderas-l
bxs mdse Gay &co-l do Griffin Poch-2o bbls crackers
IS bales Bakemore Woodbridge kco-h do Richard
ssn Msy-n do Boyd Martins Payne. Huntington &co
% coop fowls Yeager-0U bbls ou z SKIS "
ship stuff $50 ks bran GO SKIS to odersundres order
Total CO bales cotton
IoCKPORr-Stesmer Hetty Gilmore % bbls rice SKIS
do q SKIS bran pupre-7 bbs rice bbls 81 SKIS pota
bns cs surie-2 ouls pecsns Peaut-i
Dtblanc Beel bbls ncs Sevn-l SKIS seed cotton
j NJ Wa sh-sundries 20 order
ST JAMES PARIsH-schr Gabris Ann-lc0o bbls
corn $50 empty sacks j Wallis leo
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18
gew Orleans yfaonep Warket.
CRKscrSr OFFICE, No. "a CAM sfRKxf,
Saturday Evening. Oct IL, 1863

CRRsCryT OFFICE, No 81 CANT SrREEr,l
Saturday Evening. Oct II, 1863
There is no change of any kind to refer to in
the money market. Gold opened Ia New York
this morning at 1861 against 1871 the closing rate
last evening. At IL NJ. it was quoted at 1861, and
at p. M closed at 1871. The movement in this
market has been of q fair extent. and rates iuc-
tuated in accordance with the fluctuations at New
York. Transactions embrace the following
amounts, viz $4,000 and SIS 600 Gold at 1874,
$1,000 $40 000 SIS 0o0 $40 900 aud s65. 900 do. at
at 1874 and SIS 900 and $l5 900 do. at 1871 Sales
Of Silver comprise $500 American halves at 1343.
We now quote Gold l37l@l37t, American Silver
coin at l34@l35, AMI Mexican dollars 14l0l42.
FOREIGN ExcHANGE.-The movement under this
head has disclosed but little animation, while ow-
ing to the decline in the rates of Gold at New
York. the market 10 easier and unsettled. Total
operations embrace only the annexed amounts,
viz fs0 900 and fl000 Bank Sterling at l494, f2.00
Al Commercial do. at l4S and 10000 do. at t4739
l4S, "a, O00f. and so O00f. Bank Francs at SSH,
so 000f. and $4,000 AL Commercial do. at 3.s23f.,
and 80 000f and $lo0 600 do at 1881. Rates close
too unsettled for reliable figures, and We there
fore omit our usual scale CT quotations.
DOMESTIC ExCHASGB-There has been some
little movement in Domestic Exchange TO day,
and rates have slightly advanced. Offerings of
Commercial sight and short sight are barely mod
crate, while the demand for remittance continues
fair. Total purchases by banks and bankers to-
day were confined 10 the annexed amounts viz
$40 600 and $50 600 New York Commercial sight
al 90 cent. discount, $ZO,UOO 90. tt oio ~ cent.
discount and $40 900 do. on Boston at q cent.
discount. We now quote b@l % cent. discount at
bank and 30ls ~ cent. discount out of doors for
sight checks on Northern cities.
UNCURREsT NorEs AND SEcURTrIss-City notes
are dull and declined. Louisiana State notes con-
tinue neglected. State leves bonds are in de-
mand at slightly advanced figures, bat the move
meDt in all classes of stocks is wholly suspended
Total operations under the above heading en-
brace only the following viz: $1,000 aud $4,000
city notes at 3s, $le00 and $4,000 do. at 3S3. and
81 500 forty days, buyers option, at 36a per cent.
discount. $4,000 city new ten per cent. bonds at
esAc., and 20 and 26 levee State bonds at ssh, D
dollar.
Ne,o York, Oct. I'LL A. M.-Gold opened
1864. Cotton--demand moderate. Prices firm
AND unchanged. Receipts for the week, net $3.50 !;
gross II, 700 bales. Receipts at all U: 8. ports.
$3.50 bales. Sterling steady. l2M:-God 1861.
Cotton quiet but firm. Sterling steady. 3P.M.-
Gold closed 1877. Cotton demand moderate I;
prices firm. MiddliDg 25tc.; Mobile Isl; Orleans
26c. Sterling steady.
Liverpool, Oct 17.-1l:l5 A. M.-Cotton market
steady. Estimated sales IL 600 baleA; uplands
lOid.: Orleans lid. p. M.-Cotton market firm
er. Quotations unchanged. Sales to day 1900
halaa
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

NEW ORLE AHa. JACKSON GREAT NORfHKKN-
70 bales cotton Acus, sherck Autey-o5 4 Powe-75
igRins &co-s6 Jos Hoy &co-S Richardson Nays
II NJ Allen &co-S2 q Green &co-25 N Hitler &co-
81 Lehman, rewgsss &co-2D Jno Hsrdie &co-s Lane
20 Aoy 6co-l9 7 HeH dersen-l7 L Adams A Son
i Bsk more, Woodbridge &co-s Warren, Crs.ord Acoh
Rntton Moore-I2 j Harrison Son--ll j 8 Hood-ll
Banet I-s-sser-la Summers 4 Brsnms-6 Clnton-6
Hney &co-5 Fredl.nder-5 Pee McCulIcch &co-7
Payne, Huntington &co-9 j mo Chsds Bros lsman
scey, Terry &co- Gerard CraizS Kern she<r-r-3
Hogan Pstton-2 Scott Cage-l Marx Levy &co-1 \
An6erson-i b hexmzn &co--l Jennings, Gates &co-1
Musson Aeo.lo5 bsl. pots'css yil.vaso-eo bbls oil
kesrny 81 Is &cc-7bss pea Smms, Levy Denegre-sun
dries 10 order-fotai GO bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. orELOUsAs GREAT WESLEYAN
bales cotton Teron &co-2 Bon.fou-l Hy Tete-s0
hf bales Dsrrai9 bills rice and sundres Surls-
75 sks corn xoung-4 bb,s Ice hide, IeTeoonne 4
Eesgsn95 head caftle hbsu Aycnck kco95 do McQuoid
Mefle-sundres to order-fotsi 10 bales cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Juniata-Astd mdse
NBW Notwithstanding Geo Washington-Astd mdse
BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA INDIANOLA-Steamship Az
pe-43 bales cotton Frsncke DAnnee25 do Pisbury-
IS 7 4 8 HeDderson-6 Williams Son. Morgan-l0
Perkins, swenson &co-l do Dbl dried apples Simms Levy
Deneere-6 bdl des Is hides Ho"d-4 bos to
q A Whitney kco-S450 specie Mrs Jno 0auche--l2 Gear
ngs LOG head cattle McQuod Aehle-sundres 10 order
Total Il baiee
SOBILE-Stesmsr Louse-29 bales cotton Jos hoy &co-
is Marx, Levy &co-l0 H J N Allen &co-l0 Ounce
Lehman NewgAss &co-l Jennings Gates &co-5oi pigs
tobacco Var Benhuysen-43d do Wsckerbcsth Joephl5
do TO order-35 do j Mason-D do Deyan Mason-u do
Galloway ordeTotal " bales cotton
MOPiLE-Seamer Ssrah-1l bales cotton j Adams &co
6 Jno T Barde &co-5 Denis-l0 h Golsan-7 Elder
Lyone-l3 bdls Tmes10S Bobet Bros2 bbls
bbs pentine and sundres 10 orderrota SO bales
cotton
HAvRE-ship La Louisiane-5 pkgs mdse 800 baskets
vice A Rocheresu &co-6 pkgs mdre Fevenbsch-3o mill
Kimbsl dee do Henics and Esel-l5 ks GIN Riviere
AGO. csks Meyer, Deuch Weis-l do W Mo-es-l0
gin 10 sbynthe mdse Couture Bros-l
pkgs disc Connolly &co-5 DO Creeyy Nickerson &co-
do NJ Car ella do Communy-4 do Grunevald-0 do
vaeton-l6 cases absynthe W yredenberg-l00 cases
Couture &co-l csks wine Jeerson-i mdse
schwab-l brandy wine p .ul-l pkgs mdse
Lafrauc-4 de enry Habert-6 do Koch Dreyfus-84 do
stauer Kent &co-2 csks wi q s,m-l pkxs mdse Fan
guery-l do Thesan-l do ysnfrcd-4 do Leyton-l do
ssvsnsT2 CSC Beard Grsgnsus SchDsidsre2 La
a DumestTe-6 Gins & Refill Chspman-29 Harreid-
5 A Bohn-3 Browne Begowen-l j Fusca-l9 Motion
Magnon LSborde-24 Koeneg-4 Frquet-20 o Leome
AGO. Gueble & Nippert-3 ID H HOLINESS Pother-5
RAYMOND Msrbcurg Foser-l Avendano Bros-5 Ran
don-l Vowel ii csks wine G Labatier
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

street. near Bsvou Road. where another tasteful
wreath was bestowed on the club By Made
moiselle Spear, whose pretty little speech was
most appropriately replied to BY Recorde-
Gastir ell. The club then proceeded homeward'
The Pend ietsn Guards. DE-.
Numbering seventy Eve members on the rolls,
and uniformed the same - the senior cioo, passed
Ihe CRrscxNr ONCE in handsome style last even
ing. under the marsbslship of A. N. Audry. We
are Indebted 10 their kindly membranes for Q
salute and three rousing cheers. al
Gibbs Meetings To-Day.
The Seymour Southrons at 10 O'Clock. Special
business.
The Seymour and Blair Knights of AlgIers. at
o'clock.
Gibbs Meetisg Monday Night.
The Blair Guard Of '68.
The Blair Zouaves.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

NEW YORK-Steamship Geo Cromwe1-1l5S bales cotton
100 bbls oil "a hides ia champagne IS mdse
1924. $50 specie
NEW YOBK-steamship sherman-lG6 bales cotton $50
bales wool "A bale skins l0 bbs oil fC taow
l60 SKIS cotton seed 25 hides IS bbs IA kegs skins %
pkgs mSse
LivERPOOL-Stearnship Alhambra--2lO0 bales cotton
2UlO slaves SIS s33 specie 60 pkgs mdse
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES srlan-2500 bbs -four IS bbls
whisky 30 csks bacon 50 hhds 800 bxs candy 200 bags
coffee and sundries
PENsAC LA-stean ship Dudley Bnck-27 bbls -four
BIB potatoes Is SKIS corn csks bac N and sundnes
PENSACOLA-Stesmship Lzzie-t28 bbls -four 80 bbls
pork 10 bbs potatoes 10 bb moasse $40 SKIS csks bs
10 bbs onions and sundries
MOBILE-Steamer Sarah hhds sugar bols WHISKY
ST LOUIs-steamer City of Aon-67l bars railroad iron
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18
RIsAUD q CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Pstrorised By the Empress Of the French excessively
used TN AL fsshionsbe circles for ts Excellence aped
GRITTY.
klGAUD 4 co.'s YLAN9yLANe and MANILA
BOUQUET, the new scent Rigaud Co. the only I'M
norsrs Europe Of the fragrant extract Of Yangyand ro
RiGAtb GO Is ToLuTIsB, ssicioas Tolls. water.
Water. = :
RIGAup 4 cos MIRANDA SOAP, sxquisltsy pss.
fnmsd and keeping ~ fragrance 70 the last.
R1oAUD cos MIRANDA POMAruM. fog pressrv.
ing and bssutlfy ing the hair.
RIGAuD Cos DENrORrNE, Q most agreeable
elixir for preserving the teeth and pertaining breath
Ri0AUD c0,s fOOTH-cRB An, . remarkable pre-
pereton producing brilliant wilderness 70 the teeth
H0AUD con ROsE POWDER superior 70 vislss
and al other Starch and Rice Powders
With photographic niustrAons viii bs rsosps
stamp.
wholesAle Rsgard 4 Co., Is rue de Rckelisu, Paris
AGENT, Nswbey Sons, IS st. Psuls ChU On Yard Lon
Y. DUCQyaEs,
50 Chsrtres street,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18


The exports to-day were divided as follows,
viz: 1872 to New York and 2l00 to Liverpool,
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The demand for Sugar
continues fair for obbIng and retail lots, at l21
l3Ae. for grocery grades of Cuba box Sugar. and
lll01l3c. for hid. do, yellow clarified is selling
at l5l6l5lc., and white do. l60l6Ac. " D. Mo-
misconceptions continue to be confined to
cargo sales for refining purposes. We notice the
arrival. on Thursday last of "a bbls. OF new Lou
isisns Syrup from Chsseland Plantation, Bayou
Beuf. 1t was made from this seasons cane, by
Mr.. II. G. 6illas; consigned TO Robert Hare of this
city, and was sold to-day at SEQ. q gallon.
FIouR-The market was dull and quiet to day.
There was some little inquiry for suPerfne for ex-
portation, but operations we're very limited as
lower grades are scarce and held above the views
of buyers who refuse to invest at advanced prices
sales embrace S35 bbls.; Of which so and 100 were
superfne and so single extra at 81; l35 on its
merits and 100 and 800 choice upon private terms.
We now quote superine g. single extra 81 12A9
rs, double extra 81 50G7 IS. low treble $50
So medium 20 choice treble $S>7509 so, and
choice extra $l0@l2 y Dbl.
CoRr-There was very little animation in this
portion of the grain market to-day. With very
light offerings upon the landing, business was con-
fined TO few small lots; Of which 100 were new
Creole, In bad order, at e7sc.; 245 new Creole ct
81 90; and as old white, from warehouse, at
81 10 per bushel.
OArs-Were in limited supply upon the levee
to- day, and sales embrace l50 and 100 sacks at
&C., and 800 sacks inferior upon private terms.
BRAS-Wss In very little request. and business,
in the absence Of any offerings on landing con-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

Orr or ynvrBRsoH, October Is 1853
Arrived yesterday-l43 Texas Beeves. Sold
337 Texas Beeves, 20 Hogs. and IL Mich Cows.
Stock on sale-656 Texas Beeves, 400 Calves and
Yearlngs, 800 Hogs, 2l7 Sheep, and 80 Mich
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18
TUWBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS TOwBOAT ASSOCIATION
THE UkDEHsloNED. WISHING TO EsrAB
hsh equitable and uniform OF fowsgo 10 ofsr
greater facilities 70 the shipping entering and savtng ia
port, hsvs eonbtnsd ths following fowboeas:
ECLIPSE LINE
swis.srisnd. Lsviathan, Gladiator aaa
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
barry Wright and ssntfnsl.
LINE.
Achilles. Thos. n. Morgan. Equator. ~
bash Norman. Republic, TscsEssh
Wieaee and Reliance.
The nurbu and power OF the abeye associated Lns Of
fovboets tha1 dstsntsn VIII
PETER MARCY Eclipss Ina
SCHNEIDER zUBERBlBR
Harry Wright Ina
EDWARD A. YORRE 4 90. fxn>.
Associated ones. 50 Carcndelet street up stars
y, O. EORCROss
CHAB YITxkrRfTER
Lsvss Assnta
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

TOBACCO nANUPACfOKY.

j. r. sAHHAAIHs
TOBACCO H1NUrACrokY.
Corner chsrsrs ssd ossa arssh
aE p sARRASIN thankful for patronage sxtssdsd
since establishment Of his factory hes constantly
used his 70 increase bis vsldssvsd rsputs
article Of Tobacco Tor smoking put up IN ali sor
His Of OhswfAR Yo6anoo
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

NRW YORK
yoR new H0Rk 10 ,--. a,-srl
ns0HAxD STEAMSHIP LINZ
UsauElAs - arstdas stssnships-
S SsskEHAH H 2 Vsss
sHFR1xN c,s;i:sS I'M = Ell
GkMEn1L I4inE.............S sss.i. 4. y; s:@ps.s.
Sailing he. xsw York livery sATuRpAY.
M s''.'A'' o., r..s..
A. ". sAnPsON. osmanmdsr.
WIN eavs wharf opposite Vegetable Market Second DISTRICT
SATURDAY. Oct -, sssP.n.
hsD stsansn have supsiR asssnnsaaaisns NJ -
CABIN ............................S0
va~ tsssht o. pasass sppHts
~ Bills Of Ladins signed through 10 Livspeol
WOOD Low : 4, sUUR ...ss e..
SATURDAY,. October 81. sssP !. :
FOB new YoRK DIRECT.
THE oRonwELL LIH1
Tn Il,s b esupsssa Elm sszsvi,s sssanshiss,
oss. Ors.wsu. 9ss. Wsshinsssa.
Maripesa. Osrtsss
y. v. 9A0kk Cenmandofs
smisaw hs vAAzf ssss ssfsslssss ssssA - aATURDAY
October 2Ath. tsEA
Passage ...........................00o
Freight for LlvERPooL. HAvRE md BREMKH saks
~ this ins end through bins Of ladns gvsa for
xIvzD uouzsoH.
q Osrondslse slresl
BALTIMORE-
ZOE BALTM011 AND HAVANA
yHx NEW ORLEANS. BALfHoRE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sxMLNoH1HLY LINE OF sTxAMsHIPA
0UBA.~~......iiSst tens. :. .Daishark Oonnasdss.
CARRYING UNITED STATES nAuA
FIRST oABMs
Ehsessh Tsksts ~ New 80.
ZOE BALTIMOR1 AND HAVANA.
TOUCHING At KKY wEsT-Ths splsaxil hss sssnship
Maryland.
KC. REED. Commando.
WI lssvs her wharf. opp,sits jackson Square, on
TUESDAY. Oct 2oth at In H., carrying the U. q mAIls
Fer freight passage having unsupasssa sessnneas
Mons, apply " wIHxRsPooM. HALsxY co.. AsnAs
- OarondslssstsssA
once, e hsisai iss Hsvsss ~. sxss q ssissi :
HAVANA.
FEE HAvANA-U. 8 MAIL LINE
sal. 4 6s..s:. s M. !. H.
the Al Iron Steamship
PARKER, Commsndsr,
win leave her wharf foot Of osope street. First District
as Above For freight R.i;is; ;fg CO. Agents.
9ALVEsTON-
HoIGAN LINE o. q NAIL sTEAMsHIPG
FOE GALVESTON AND nD1AsoLA-rHz
- following new Iron iov'prsssue stsAnships form this
W. 9. Mewes......l. o. Harris. Austin.
Aiabs n Csesesnt .HSr.sS.
Clinton osep hins n. assgoraa,
The Steamship H~ri1.; -
WIN san from foo. of St. Joseph street on SUNDAY.
Oct Der lsth as
CHAA. A. WHITNEY . CO.. AssnAA
10 and % Camp srssk
Fh. insured :. half the rates adopted by the Board
.a n: So. i' 9. s the
INSIDE BERwICUs BAY ROUTE,
VIA
NEW ORLEANS, oPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD
On s'ii ma ss '5
ssr. Depot arriving :. BE- s.ss a ' cry i Il
taking the Morgan Line ssssnshs Il Brsshsar Tor Galveston
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18


The Of the steamship Agnes from Indisnos report.
that the 10th met sailor named Tnos McCa5e fell
overheard aud drowned
The ship sorrento, Wilson. hence for Liverpool 18th
Aug previously spoken by the ship Annendae at st
Johns B. with the oss Of number Of her arrived
at Queenstown the 10th inst
The Rockand previously reported burnt Orange
Key. proved be the Angie Mont Capt Glover from
Rockland, Me- bound to Galveston. She totally dc
yeo
The steamship Tsppshannock Capt La Blanche, previously
reported Havana from this eacouatered heavy
weather the "a losing her bewsprt and had % throw
overheard hay hams oats -four and onions The
sci sprung sleak but with the ssstsnce OF the passengers
was kept under. -. ...
Clyde Sept Sailed for New Orleans ship Valparaiso
Liverpool, Sept 2sth--Loading for New Orleans, ship
Franklin HssseI
London Sept 2a-Arrived from New Orleans. ship Nellie
May, Hutchings
Ha1 Oct SAILED for New Orleans. British ship Rose
meath. aud.
Liverpool Sept The ship Favorite Capt Jolly for New
Orleans with cargo which put back dismissed 30h
bad also made much water The has been dis
charged and the locked
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston Oct loCleared for New Orleans, schr W Bur
roughs. swift.
guam, Dormio.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

OUACHITA RIVER
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET LEAvks EVERY
TUESDAY, at p. =.
intermediate lsncipgsIhe fine, passenger packet
Lotswsnna.
,,,,,, III. J BRISKER, Master r. A woBK. Clark;
VIII leave regularly above For on s,,sv
on board CT to II. r. EPPLER 2Tchoupon.s s,r.sff's
n o. DOnOHUE, 2 rehoupitouIss ssrsex
p e-The Lotavarna will fate freight for Bavous B.r-
thoomew DA rbonne. and Camden with the pvilsss
reshpping at Trenton.
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS RRou
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Evsy WEDNESDAY,, at rn
L,OR TRENTON. MONROE, COLUMBIA HAR
rsonburg. Trinity and all intermediate lsndaxs-fhs
enc, fast passenger PACKET
r. ID. Hise,
On place Of the CieonaJ
L. H. PATTERSON. Master; :. W. WALDEN. Clsrk;
VIA leave positively above For freight OF passaus
apply on board, or 70 wNHURN LORD. Agent.
20 Gravier stsss1
r s-Ths Clsons VIII take freight and passengers - Isv
any other boa: In the trade taking freight for Bsyos
Macon and Tssss and DArbonns. with pr.vsxs sf No.
shipping
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18
Comm cyntellisenfe.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAxr STREET, ,
: Ratnrdau EvaninD Oct IL. lala

Saturday Evening. Oct II. 1858 !
CoTToN-The market opened this morning with
quite an active demand and prices steady. Later
in the day, however, and after the receipt of New
York kilograms reporting heavy decline In gold,
although cotton advices from Europe and the
North were rather favorable to holders, the limits
of most orders were reduced and several orders
for the foreign markets were cancelled. This
caused partial suspension of business, and as is
not unfrequently the case on Saturday, operators
were more or less engaged winding up the affairs
for the week and tending to their correspondence.
The total operations footed up only 1000 bales, the
market closing unsettled at q decline of 4c. We
now quote good ordinary 229224c, low midGing
22l@23c., middliDg 2Sf@234o. and strict middlng
440-c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hand September ], 1868. 1866
kecei-ed snce yesteTdAy .z,0l5
Received previously. sI0Sl
loO697
Exported since yesterday. .................. 4292
Exported previously. ........4g,IO 81 O6z
Stock hand and shipbOsrd. 46 635
IN.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18
Marine Snielligente.

CRxscxxr OpprcR No IS CAnP STREET,, 4
BOO Sunday October Is 1893 J
CleoreA YoseoraaYs
Steamship Geo CIomwsll vai for Nov York. A Mouton
Steamship Sherman, Henry. for Ney York
Steamship Alhsnbra Cs,is, Thomas. az Liysrpool
Steamship Harlan. evils Galveston Whitney &oo
Steamship Dudley Buck Partridge. for Pensacola
Steamship Lizzie Felshsr. for Pensacola Rossrs
Steamer Civ OF Alton. Thompson, for 81 Louis nastsr
Steamer Sarah, Murray for Mobiie Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Geo Washington, eager from New York 18th inst
to MouloE-2d district
pols, 70 A Within hco-lst district
Ste msip Jupiaa Hoxie phlsd-phis 5h ut via Ha
vsna. to Creevy, Nickerson &cs-2d district
Schr Gabria Ann Varon from st James Parish to master
STEAMBOATS,.
wild WAGNER. Richardson. from Matches
Golden Era. Gossamer from Cincinnati
Selma Rogers, from st Louis
Hstty Gilmore King. from Lafourche
LOUISE Hopkins. nom Mobile
Sarah, Murray, from Mobils-Nes Basin
below O0Dang Up.
Ship Mcleod. Boworigg. from Liverpool 10th Aug, to
Ship Riverside Randall from Shields. Eng. Lowell
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
V'BRousH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON TIE 9Th and 10Th OF
EVERY MONTH the day before when those dstss fall
on Sunday
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BIT ANY OTHER LINZ
Fer further Information Adde'S
d y. DARLINGTON. Agent,
Pfsr - North livs, New Yofk.
WI wEBB Prsddsnt; CHAA DANA. Vice President
OfHcs q Exchange Plscs, Nsv Yosk
lOHu =. RLENIu0s
DoalsP IN oas nxtuross
ia PoYDRAs STREET. HKA8 81. CHARLES.
$3.50 usw ohsanA
YIN attend paAstzany ~ fnhfaly - "a se6as nfus1sl
sh,n.
ords len b Bsx Ne II ussAaais - psa,ns m
shaass. vA nsss vtth prsnSt ss>musA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-18

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND BAYOU SABA sznx
WEEKLY PASSENGER PACKET
E1R HAHOU SARA AND COAST LAND.
Il INGS-The passenger packet =" =
Nina o1mWes.
W r. GREATHOUsE, Msstsr:
J. A Comsteck Clerk assisted By Messrs o. Lansy and n
foriin will leave New Orleans every MONDAY af p r..
and every FRIDAY at 10 A n
EVENING.
For freight or pssssge apply on board or TO ..s
o hkLANCON No. II Cont street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08
REMOVALS.

IL adway.--hfcted restored. Ignorance exposed.
Faaces un asked. Treatment from TO ~ A. M. and TO
NJ Author "Pars, London and New York Medical Ad
wiser Marriage Guide and Physician FOR ALI eigh,yhrs.
edition. on hs treatment OF local. constitutional and nervous
dcas structure stua, Piles prevention OF prghts dis
ease &c. Mailed free by the author the american News
Company Price Circular and contents OF books
sent on receipt postage STAMP Address box 80 New York
Post ollce.