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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-29
sECONn nISPATCH.

CINCINNATI, May 2S.-COburn and Me
Coole both plead guilty to the violation Of
the law of Indiana, and the Judge in pass
ing a sentence OF forty days imprisonment
on them, expressed regret that the statute
Of the State did not allow the infictiOn Of
heavier penalty. Both parties will have
to serve forty days in the Lawrenceburg
iail
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IHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
1 notice Of bis appointment a. asgiEnee u
n L. Cartwright. Abraham slaughter. J. ID. Eas-
ley, Jr-, Frederick Phillips aud 81 y. Parasite,
fn the county OF Davidson and State Of feuaes-
see. aitbin said District Nho have been adJ1dsed
baukrupfs upon their own petitions. b. The DIS
triet Court OF said District.
A. ). eHADBUDRNE, Assignee
apr22 Laval Once SEA Church street.
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THE VALUABLE SALINES,

situated in Washington county, virginia. known
rs Kings Salt Works and the lands aud build
ings held Herewith, for a term Of five year. a.
commence on the LIST day Of January ls6l
Tho lessee. in addition 10 the rents will be- rs-
qulred 70 pay all the taxes accruing upon said
properties leave upon the property no the eV-
pirttion of the lease. such improvements. ia
lures, furnaces. kettles, ETC., a. hs found upon
the eIiato az The commencement OF the lease
and IN good condition ag he found them and
shall also, at the expiration OF has lease, leave
IN good condition ali such impr0g emonts IL a
lures, furnaces. kettles, etc. a. he may have
during his term put upon said land, for tho
MANAGEMENT of his busiuess-anl shall be linn
tied 10 supply Of salt ou hand At the end OF tho
term. not exceeding supply of the market for
the next siN mOpths-such amount tp be asper.
tanned from the sales ct the first six months OF
the preceding year. The Lessee will be required
To cNecute bond, with good security. 60 be APP
proved BY the Court. Tor the payment Of the
taxes annually accruiug, and The rents IN anuu-
nj nstaliments, and tor the faithful performance
OF all the other stipulatons of She lease tho
Court reserving the right, " nc any time the
security becomes doubtful OF insufficient o. re
quire The lessee 10 give other sufficient security
or 20 terminate the lease. At Special Term o.
be held commencing on the i3tu d5iy Of } uIy.
ls6S, the Court will tx n minimum rent.
hing salt W Ork5 are situated an w ashington
county, Virginia, about eight miles from the
main stem OF the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road. and at the terminus of the branch road
running from Gladc Spring To SaltvIlle. afford
ing ample railroad transportation for the ship
ment Of salt 10 market.
The salt manufactured nj these works is uf tho
finest quality, and the supply Of brine though
the wells have been worked for more than fifty
years. shows no deterioration in quality or dim
mutton IN quantity. very large area Of
country, embraeing parts Of Virginia. TenncF-
see, North Carolina. Georgia, and Alabi ma Is
supplied with SAT- from these works and the ad-
joining estate the two together supplying an
increasing demand at present Of about four
hundred thousand bushels Of salt annually.
1t Is asldom that such an opportunity D. Of
fered for the profitable exercise Of energy. aud
the Investment Of capital. Persons desiring 10
lease are invited to examine the property and
10 test the quality of the BRINE before the day Of
letting. and 10 Rcquaint themselves with such
facts connected with the manufacture and ale
% salt, as will enable them 10 appreciate the
annual value OF the property
ARTHUR &. CUMMINGS.
Cdmmis1IOuer
Abingdon. Va Nav e. lss8 my26 I'd
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MATCH E0uNn-

PINE GOhD WATcH MAS FOUND
n near Line street. on the 18th inst, and de-
posted with the Metropolitan Police. which ID "a
owner can have on proving property and pa y
ing charges. ulnyzJ 81
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MeCOoIe aud Coburn Imprisoned.

CINCINNATI, May 2S.-McCoole and
Coburn were indicted by the grand jury Of
Dearborn county, at Lawrenceburg this
morning, and sentenced to forty days inn
prisonmenL They are now in Jail.
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BUY AT HOME.

pm UNDERSIGNED, BEING FULLY
u prepared for manufacturing sash,
Doors. BIfnds, inside and out Pivot and
Stationary Stats. Frames Of ever5 description.
Brackets. Corniess, plain aud ornamental,
Mantelpieces. M0uldings Of al kinds, Base
Boards. Flooring, Poplar and Pine Ceiling
Plank, " oatberboArding. and Building Mate
nal generally. Also, Builders aGd Contractor:
AN AZ as low rates as can be imported Of equal
Qaality. Send orders. Punetu atty and DIS
ratch are our business creed. Office and Fac
tory adjoining Nashville and Chattanoags Rail
road Locomotive shops, Cedar street. Nashville,
TURBIvIILE. a FULCHER.
apr4 dkwly
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NOR SALE. A sIRsT- RATE ENGINE AND
Boiler IN coed order. Can be seen. land
price learesd By ealing a. this oboe
Saavu lm
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
asI.IdIe Dl.trlet I'D rennes-er .. 90

Aissdfe District Of Tennessee ~ Nash
VILE May IIth, Is6s.
TSHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice % his appointment - aaaisnee q q.
" BroWn. Emd Jackson and VI Z. Jackson 10
The county Of Dayidson and State oi Ienncssea,
within said District. who have been adjudgsd
bankrupts on their own petitions b. the bistriet
CouJt ~ saii District.
mylE1awF ~ 4 ~. AssiFnee.
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CHAMRER on COMgFurr

Oa SATURDAY. JUNE 9Th, at o. o'clock p A.
when the officers for the ensuing yenr will be
elected. A prompt attendance is requested
myN q JAMES It. BELL. Sec'y
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PUBLIC RENTING
OF
KINGS SALT WORKS.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cuit Court of Washington county Virginia
pronounced on the 18th day of April 1865. iu
the ease Of William X. IIeiskell. Admir- Of John
y. Mitchell. decd, and others. vs. Alexander
Mccall and others. will. as Commissioner pro
coed, in accordance with the tnrms OF said de
cree. ON Thursday, the 3Oth dRy OF
July, 1873, upon the premises 60 lease o. the
highest bidder at publis cutlery
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NOTICE.

WArER Tax CoLIEcrot's OrrIcr.l
MAY o. 1885,
no ALL DELINQU ENFS USING HYDRANT
w ater.-On and after the 9Th day OF June
all Water Tax unpaid Will be handed b. the pa-
lice for arrests and fines.
NJ. p. EOCKFL.
myaS lw Water Tax Coliectar
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
w stock OF
INV AsB DEsERABLE GOODs,
YELLOW PINE FLOORING

4 AM PREPARED To FURNISH ANY
/ quantity OF the best feiisw ftne htooF-
lag, dressed or In the rough. az reduced price,
Builder aud contractors will make % o. thair
interest % call and see me- before they purchase
orders filod promptly 80.
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ordering tina, no more leaves Of absence TO mem
hers of the House be granted except Ia case y
sickness. After some debate the resolution was
,,Ssv 81 81. James, introduced joint resolution
Of inouirv as TO why the Joint committee OF IN
yestje alton into levee bonds have not yet report
ed snd ordering such report within two days aitef
the massage Of the act. Read three times, nnauy
passed and sent to the Senate.
REPoET OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
CIaims-On the Senate bill for tbs relief Of j.
Edmonston, fayorsbly. Bill passed to its third
Jud,eisry-On the bill TO prevent the speculs-
tiop 10 Stale warrants OF State notes ny tax col.
ectors and ordering the returning to the treasury
Of the identical money received by them, "a
vOrsbly. with an unim portant amendment. Amend
ment adopted. Bill further amended by making
t obligatory upon tax collectors in Orleans and
Jefferson parishes TO report twice q month, and
reducing their bonds twenty-five per cent, and
passed its third reading.
The bill sppropriating $500 for the relief Of
the attorney general, recommended on Wednes-
day by the committee of the whole TO the House,
was passed to its third reading.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
BY Heidenhain, of Oreans-A bill fixing the
time for election Of members OF Congress as the
third of next November. Read once and calen'
dared.
The Senate bill incorporating the North Louisi.
ana and Texas Railroad Company here came up
on It's second reading. The bill, after being
amended by making the exemption from taxation
date from the passage Of the bill, instead OF from
the completion OF the read. and otherwise slightly
changed was adopted. passed TO its third reading
and finally passed by vote of AZ to IL.
The House then took up the Senate bill pro-
vidipg for the issuance of 100000 in warrants to
pay the expenses OF the General Assembly. Bill
read three times, an unimportAnt amsndmeni
tackled on, and finally passed.
The House then adj lurned till noon to day.
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i9rw ORLEANS @unep Stlarhet.
Crescent oEFIcE. No. % cGxP srREEr
nh-raha- Era.ana. Ga.A Ia IaEl

TIL
Thursday Evesing, SEPT IL, 1864 !
There is nothing worthy Of special notice in the
general money market to day. In New York
Gold opened at l441 which was the closing rate
last evening. At II NJ. 1t stood l444, and at ?.
NJ it closed at l443. The market here has been
very quiet throughout, with only few trsnsac.
tions embraced In the following, viz: $1,000 and
$500 gold at 49, $5000 $40 zoe and s15 600 do at
1881. $4,000 do. at l434, and $500 do. at 1881.
Nothing reported Ia silver. We quote gold l439
1881 American silver coin l36Gl37, and Mexican
dollars l47@l473.
FOREIGN ExcHASGE.-Operatiou under this
heading continue on very limited scale. Offer
ipgs Of commercial sterling and francs disclose
slight increase, but are generally held at figures
considerably above the views of buyers. The
only sale eported is fl600 bank sterling at I57l
We still quote Sterling l5649l574. commercial
90. l55@l56, bank Francs 3.6l4 93.60f., CONNER
cisl do. 3.65G3 633f.
Domestic Observation-Disclosures dull and unset.
tied Offerings throughout have been fair, but the
demand has been Of 40 uniformly restricted char
acter. Total purchases to-day by banks and
bankers comprise only the annexed, viz: $4,000
and s25 600 New York commercial sight at 1 per
cent discount. We still quote par al and l D
cent. premium at bank, and !Gl u cent.
discount out Of doors, for sight checks on Nor
tbern cities.
UNcURRENT NoTEs AND SECURITIES. The move
ment 10 city and State notes exhibits no improve
ment whatever, and operations in all classes Of
stocks and bonds appear partially suspended.
Total sales embrace only the following, viz ::
$4,000 city notes at sslc; $40 600 do. at sS3c.;
$4,000 do. a. sac and $40, 900 buyers option, Is
days, at sac. D cent discount
oPKoIAL DIsPAToHEs.-we sre indebted to
he Western Union Telegraph line for copies of
the following private dispatches received from
that route to-day. Wig:
Nelc York, September lo--lO A. M.-Gold opens
l44R 1890 A. Mold ll42. Cotton dull tend
| ing down. Middling 27ic.; Mobile 28c. Orleans
2s5c; Sterling l09t@l09s. l2-noon--Gold l44A.
Cotton market dull prices lower. Midding 27ac.;
Mobile 27lc.; Orleans % !c.; Sterling steady. P.
M.-Gold closed l44s. Cotton irregular. Sales
to-day 500 bales nominslly. middling 27lc. Mo-
bile 271c. Orleans 2Sc.; Sterling steady.
Lire7pool Sept. l0-ll:l5 A.. N Cotton market
sreaUy. rsrfmsryd sales 1uUUU bsIes. UpIands
lOsd.; Orleans 1914. 100 P. M.-Cotton steady
prices unchanged. Estimated sales 1900 bales.
5 p M.-Cotton market steady. Prices lower.
Sales to-day 1900 bales. Uplsnds lOtd.; Or
leans l03d.
London, Sept. 1910 A. M.-BOnds p.
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8irer Sntelligsnfe.
CRESCENT OFFICE No "a CAmP STREET
Friday Morning. September II. l862

Friday Morning, September IL. 1861 !
The weather continues warm, with alternate
spells of cloud and sunshine. At IL A. NJ. yester.
day heavy shower set in which continued over
an hour. The afternoon wss- ciesr pnr- vory
sultry. the rain not having had any enect IN cool
ing The atmosphere.
Business remains unchanged. Considerable
freight seems TO be moving for Red River. The
Lotus No. left last evening for Shreveport with
a fine trip. The Frank Pargoud, Capt. White, for
the bends and Vicksburg, also had good trip.
Capt. james Tucker, well and favorably known as
commander of the Monsoon, has chartered the
Irene, and in a few days will bring her to the
wharf to load for Jefferson, Shreveport and all
way landings. The Irene is, at present, in dock,
and ere resumiug her position in line will be
placed in Al order from top TO bottom. Mr.. Ferd
Cellos, gentleman not entirely unknown on Red
River, will go In her office.
The light draft passenger packet Caddo, Capt
A. A. Barnes, is receiving for Jefferson, Shreye-
port and all landings intermediate. She leaves
on Saturday, the 18th inst. at P. NJ. positively.
The officers of the Csddo have our thanks for
favors.
The Mite Stephens concluded yesterday to lay
I'D for the present aud in consequence her freight
was transferred TO the Nina SHINES. The SHINES
was receiving heavily yesterday. Those who
have freight TO ship to-day had better hurry il
down early, or It may be shut out.
FoR LOWER CoAsT.-At noon to-day the feet
A. G.. Brown, under command Of Capt. W. S. Bas-
sett, leaves for Fort Jackson and all landings in
termediate on the lower coast. MT. Onyer Gan
ton Jr will as usual, be found in the Office.
FoR BAYOU SARA.-Capt. w. R. Greathouse will
at 10 A. NJ. to-day back out his packet, the favor
tie Nina SHINES, for the above and ali landings
intermediate. Messrs. Comstcck Landry and
Fortier ere her clerks. Our friend, Mr.. VIM.
Weston, we will inform our spiritual friends, still
has charge of her bar. A word TO the wise, etc.
MEMORANDA OF STEAMER PIONEER. Left
Shreveport 5th inst. at P. M. In port for New
Orleans, Era No. and Gossamer. On the 9th
instant met Glide at Geo. Robinson's; met Lizzie
Tate and Cuba No. 2 at J. J. Greening's same
night met Right Way at Dixie Bar; sth, met Rose
Franks at Delosch's Rocks; crossed falls same
day at dark; 10th, met Richmond and Lulu d. at
Bayou Goula. River on Q stand; 30 inches on
principal bars.
The Pioneer leaves on: Saturday, 18th inst, at
SPIN.
AREIvALs-Yest the following named
steamers arrived. Mollie Able, from Sc. Louis,
with big cargo Csddo, Capt. Barnes, from
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OCCASIONAL LETTER FROM CONNEC
TICUT.
THE ANNUAL FAIR OF THE n. E. AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence Of the Crescent
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 4, 1868.
The sensation for the past few days has
been the Annual Fair of the New England
Agricultural Society,"" held at Hamilton Park,
Which is situated in The suburbs of this pleasant
city about three miles from the business center.
and one Of the most eligible locations for such al
exhibition in this section. On the morning of the
first day of autumn the bright sunshine burst
gOIiously from over the Hamden hills and dIfflsed
us rays over the representatives of the beauty.
energy and wealth OF this and other New England
States. The morning was occupied by those pre-
lminary arrangements indispensable at all such
exhibitions. At noon DR.. Loring, of salem, Mass,
the president of the association, delivered the
opening address. At 2 O'Clock the first race was
called being for the fastest pair of trotting horses,
mile beats best in in harness. which was won
by India Rubber Ben and Mate, the property of q
well.known Boston rubber dealer. Three straight
heats being made in 2:35. 2:36A 2:37t.
The next race Was for the best uotting stall
lions best three in FIVE TO harness. For this race
Dan Mace entered Rhode Island. and J. Lovett
George NJ. Patchen. The latter horse although
skilliuly managed by his experienced driver was
beaten three straight heats by Rhode Island,
much to the disappointment of those who remem.
bsred his past record.
The display of Horticulture aud art was held in
the Merchants Exchange in the evening. Here
the principal attractions were the gathering of the
city bellies and the inspiriting airs from full
orchestra. Without dispsrsgement to the former,
your correspondent Is obliged to confess that a
walk on Prytsbis or any other of your fashion
able promeDades would reveal to ones eyes q
far greater array Of beauty
During the second aud third days there were
exhibitions Of fine stock on the course, and some
unirnportaDt races each afternoon.
To-day was to have been the last of the fair
and 10 have been closed by race which prom
ised to have been interesting, but the "pluvian
drops" have descended so rapidly that that
pleasure is postponed until tomorrow or the irsi
favorable day, when | will finish my account OF
the grand fair.n GAYosO.
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Receipts by Railroads.

NEw ORLEsss. JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
p bales cotton Richa dson Nayl5 do Ably aco-J do
Payne Huntington Aco-6 do II N Allen &co-5 Jna r
HaToie &eo5 Alens sherck sutey-2 Kern shsArer-3
JnO Chare Bfo-2 Britton MO0re-3 Battle Nobls-b
Meyer Dsutch Weiss N KILLER &eo-6 Wsrren Crawford
&eO-2 3 newman &eo-4 Lehman. Nevxass &co-3 o u,
W.lnslsy &cos PTtehard Bckh.rn-lsS bbs pota.oe.
bills onns Mcfarland, Straight &co36S bbs posatoef e
bhls onions Pace kco65 bbls potatoes Dufvs bbls
los bbs POTATOES Grief Byrnes7 bbs wheat Payne Hunt
ington &c LOG bxs bats Bensdct-l6 rcou bxs
shoes Zellinicke-l bxs mdss Bostick SEYMOUR do
c wsimssy 2co-sDo Feet lumber Tsylor--s0O0 do
Sanford b ack-ou0 brick serritt-l2 0O do Ueht.r
Il O-d stock FAsc1-9O bbls K nnedy k9o 7
bxs fruit Meal ster-5 do Harris ssn-f9 Machesa-
bales cotton
NEW oRLEAEs, oPELoUsAs GREAT vEsTRzt-
bales cotton Tetron 6co-l0i bales moss J (ls-i7S
head cattle hcoouid hehe-S2 do Pascal SsrxsIa 40
o Degrsy-sundTies 10 order
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ST LOUIs-steamer Noble Able-l5l2 bbls nour Ken
bbis wheat bbis box s.ddlery JDO Chas Bro =
bxs nd,e bis whisky Greve widsrmao-i7 eds Irvine
Cb.poSth Casey Scs2s bxs eggs 80 obs -four O sts sr ~
sOria &cO-2s SIX. corn Geo ssrnl6 pows Hsys Tq3
bbs beer IS SKIS bran whitny kce-s ties rd
D. % Es 90 order 81 s &c u SS
co-lOn do Woo Mstthews 6co-50 do Lauman-7J do
b aS.s sS Snss hss Fns 81 Ss .Tss
T.t; cabbage iS4 ns butter y p eSss :. SIS IBIS sSar
70 dol Turnbu Ksrby &co-I0 bhls potatoes bbs krou
"A ~ ses srss ai IN sosi T
candy shite-so pigs LEAD Bostss Ssymosr1le key.
edine whssoct snlay sco-lOo sTs Is ex candies
N sos SS potssos, II sss onions TsS.
Ring IS bbs pork & NettisOn~25 kegs butter W
cs P.eS SS Rss, Rtf Ts Sa.
Potihsu: "a SeSs pss' ea, S. SspsS1
bds iwine Bell &col3 horses Geo Csln71 ksss white
s ssq aaesss cases SSaoJ Bonse Do
Ibis Won PhuI Bros l72 DO JaO Eing2o do Mirshes
Messsnser-lI ssIs gs1s TO Jne Frsnsi25 eels Sour
5eSa eo Tsos seorTs weaSar 10 VIes gd.s i
CampmAu 80 hfbbls beer Zegler-ll bars J Hgby
ByTns Ieo~25 sxs candy sickrtt-iSs empty barrels Page
bbls potatoes Thompson b6 Apples d. Gregg,
k bacon 10 kegs butter As bxs aud sundes 10 order
sHsEvEPS RT~stearer Caddo-25 bales cotton 70 Jno
Phelps 3co-l5 aiehATosop N.Y. sOeAks sueknss-I
WT, WS SsSS sS.S usy
sundries % ordet-rotsl 81 bsles cotton
TBIBODAUX-steamer Hetty Gilmsre-SS hbls rice to
Gamer wynre 6eO-l nolsssss Shropshire Hahorn-
"a SKIS bran Pupre-sundries n order
81 10 S. wAnn. eS Pei oS d. So
colae do Dsud-22 do bOs talOw Ddl hides Martin
T0wER COAsr-stsamsr A BrovD-ss bbls rice to
DnpreS2o Do Ds.id@lS 90 ns s,as. oS- potatoes
F0rs,sl-i DO Hart-l do Scale Watsrman-l do Bloch
Bros-Total bales cotton
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0.s,l. ..rzss.

orr or JEEYKEsoS. September IL, H6S.
Arrived yestei dsy-l0l Texas Beeyes, lSs Calves
aud Yearlings. Sold yesterdsy-l5s Texas Beeves.
62 Calves and Yearlings, Mich Cows. Stock on
saIe-344 Texas Beeves $50 Calves and Yearlings,
l27 Hogs, SO Sheep, 20 Mich Cows.
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Commercial intelligence.

CRESCENT OFFIcE, No "a CAxP STREET.
Thursday Evening. Sept 10, 1858. !
CoTToN-Under the influence Of continued de-
preston al New York and Liverpool, the market
openedthis morning with light inquiry and
limited prospect for business. Later In the day,
however, the movement became more animated,
and IS most factors who offered showed disposi.
ton to meet the views Of buyers. several came
forward. and sales were made Of 1911 bales ct
prices showing 3 decline of ! TO lc. & n. The
market closes too unsettled for reliable quota
tons, but we give the following as approxlmating
rates viz: Low middling 2S1;., middling 24Q-c.,
and strict do. 24461-e.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock o. hand ssp'snsSs. l. q; SOS
Received 54is
ans
Exported since yesterday ......-....... 600
Exported previously ......,... .-..---. A0l2 20l2
Stock On hand and on shpbosrd 7IO3
SUGAR AND M0LAssEs-The movements in the
former continue to be Of limited character aud
do not disclose any business in excess Of obbing
and retail trade at full previous rates while 10
Molssses there is no movement whstever. We
continue to quote Cuba Sugar, Nos. Il 70 IA, l2f1
l53c.; Louisiana Sugar, prime to choice, l4lg
l63c. q %.
FLoUR-here was perceptble improvement
IN the demand in this market to-day; Irsnsac-
tons we're generally confined 20 the higher aud
choicer grades, as buyers do not seem inclined 70
operate freely IN lower grades, which continue
scarce, and evidently await better supplies and re-
duced rates. Sales to-day embrace 1880 bbls., of
which so were superre at 81 so, $50 on its merits
at sl0 Is, 200 treble extra at SO, go choice at
sl3 Is, and 100, 800 and 500 choice upon terms
which were withheld. We quote nominslly, SUPER
me " z5@1 80, single extra 81 5oG1 20 double
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Narint 5nifqiasntt.
CRESCENT orrIcE. No. "a CAMP STREET, I
Friday. September IL, 1858.
Cleared Yesterday.

Ia
Friday. September IL, 1868.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer Lucretia Davis. for Mobile Master
Steamer Frances Blakesee. for Mobile Master
S Gamer N Bagrhy Sterrett, for Galveston Master
scbr Oats, Relimpio. for AmiOn A Lime CCavaroc
Arrived Yesterday.
Schr Pippo fippo from COvington, to mssterNew Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Moiiie Able Duble from st Louis
Csddo. HArnes, from shreveport
Brown. Bsssett, from Lover Coast
May, Carroll from Mobile
Ace from Amite river-New Basin
II tty Gilmore, King, from ThibOdsux
Aloe. Woods from Lower Coast
Below UomsnE Up.
Ship Lady Blessngton Adams, from Newport Wales, July
schr United statss johnson IL days from Ragged Island to
schr Evira Johnson Il days TsmpicO Fernandez
Memoranda
FORKIGN PORTS.
liverpool Aug Ia-saied orlesus ship Monsoon
Chi u; 18Th ship FsyOrite Jolly for New Orleans
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON September S-Arved from Pensacola brig CyIone
Fbee Cleared for New Orleans bark LeOnidas dates
Exports.
MoaTLB-steamer Lnereta-5 bbs whisky hhds sugar
MOBILE Steamer Francss-l2 bbis whisky bags coffee
= GHISTSTON-stsamer t NJ Bagby-sund rdss
AMTON Y A LlMO-Sehr Oats-6 casks claret 10 cases
brandy OOo lumber and sundries
Imports
MOBILE Steamer Msry-l ssie cotton Jennings, Gates
10 ndr ton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

BRAZO6 SANTIAGO.
Leaves on SATURDAY. Sept 18th, ct Sac
EOR BRAZOe sANTIAGO VIA CALVES
ToN-The lOwpressurs ids-vbss Iron steamship
l. q. Harris,
J. B. LOCKWOOD, Conmsnder
Will leave above from her wharf, foot st. Joseph street.
carrying the United mals II the steamer Is unable
TO the Brazos bar goOds be delivered ships tackle
cOrsgsses to pay their ghterage For freight pas
CHAS. A. WHITNEY CO., Aeents
50 and 81 Camp street
Freight nsursd at the adopted BY
Of Underwriters July I, 1898