The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-16

LONDON, ,sAAPrill5-NOOn.-COnsOls ssi, bonds e1
IosDos. April 5.-Afternoon.-Bonds sl1.
HAvRB, April l5.-Cotton opens quiet and
steady.
LTvERPooL, April l5-Noon.- Cotton quiet and
steady; midding uplands I'D; middling Orleans
lad. Sales 10, 600 bales. Corn 2Ss. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April B-Afternoon.-Bscon 62s.
HAVANA, April Il.-Sugsr advancing. Sales at
e2Q9f for No. IL. The Vas de Cuba warns the
people against an early termination Of the insur.
rection.
MOBILE, April 15.-Cotton quiet and firm de-
mand limited. Sales 1850 bales. including 400 af-
ter close yesterday. Low mddlings 27c. Be-
ceipts 790 bales. Exports $50 bales.
ST. LOUIS, April l5.-Flour A95 rs. Wheat
81 as. Corn 62@66c. Os,s 6lG63c. Rye 81 2O9
81 %. Whisky sSc. Sugar l249l4lc. holasses
75@s5c. Pork $50 5o93l. Bulk-shoulders l2c.;
sides l5sc. Bacon-shoulders l3{c., clear ribbed
CRcIHNArI, April l5.-Flour quiet and un-
changed corn &C.; oats 66670c.; whisky 90c.;
pork $50 so; bulk-shoulders l2c.; sides 4!c.;
bacon held-shouldsrs &c.,; clear ribbed sides
l6Ic.; clear aides l62c.; hams lsQl9c. Lard lSe.
Whisky 90c.
CHoAoo, April l5.-Flour $5G7; wheat 81 06 I;
corn 4sG4S4c.; oats 5lc.; rye 81 1901 IL; bar.
ley 81 7O@l IS hghwines s7c.; molssses SIG
49,; hams l6c.; bulk shoulders lie.
LOUISVILLE, April l5-Saes l55 hhds. tobacco
al 81 6O@l3 so; pork $3l 25@3l so; bacon shoul.
ders 1916, clear rib sides 17c., clear sides
bulk shoulders l3c., sides l64c.; lard l7l9lS3c.;
-four IS 50G6; corn Csc; oats 65 G6Sc.; hay $40
Gal groceries unchanged; whisky 9lo.
HAVANA, April l5.-Exchange on tbe United
States, 60 days, gold, l@lt premium; short, 303A
premium; 60 days; currency, 24t discount; short
25G4 discount. On Paris 20l discount.
New YORK, April l5-Evening
firm: 5-20s Of 80, 1909; of "a Il5a; Of '65 ll7i
do. pew, ll4A; Of '67 and '6s, same; l04Os 1851.
NEW YoRK, April l5.-Evening. Stocks closed
c. al Dir
discounts 10. Sterling firm, lO7i9ls75. Tennes.
sees 67; do. new 65E; Virginiss SCI Georgas
so; North Carolnas cog; Louisanss 724;
levees 20.
Sales 1000 bales middling uplsnds 2sic. Flour
dull at moons decline. Wheat steady. Corn.
mixed Western s43@Set. Pork s3l l2493l rs.
Lard, kettle, l9@l94. Groceries quiet and steady.
Turpentine a9i@5Ot. Freishts dull; cotton,
MEMPHIS, April l5.-Cotson quiet and IN.
changed. Receipts $50 bales; exports las bales.
"sADDLB WHITE SULLY FOR THB FELD."-
Charter Oak, Brilliant and Times-such are the
euphonious sppelations Of the three most cele-
brsted stoves which are now struggling for su.
premacy in the field Of rivalry.
None Of our readers are ignorant Of the high
reputation already established by the former, or
that the badge of distinction was awarded the
Brilliant at the Agricultural Fair of 1868, although
but few are aware that in presenting the latter
before the community, Messrs. Auche Fable are
| bringing forward champion whose fame, though
comparatively stranger to US, is evidently des-
tined to exercise powerful influence upon public
opinion, peerless piece of mechanism. fsultless
in symmetry and perfect in every arrangement
Iis chief attraction is the simplicity which charac
terizes it, while its capacity for pleasing seems
stamped upon its fascinating exterior which claims
your admiration.
So sanguine are these gentlemen Of its merits
that they have thrown down the gauntlet to ii
illustrious opponents, the Oak and Brilliant chal
lenging them to 3 trial Of skin at any place ths
may be designated within the next ten days. Thi
contest for superiority promises to be an exciting
one, and ss we have no doubt that the offer will b.
readily accepted, can only observe thsta pleasan
and satisfactory result may be anticipated, whe
an impartial judgment shall have rendered de
cision.