New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-29


Co., W & D McCracken, Newman & Buckingham,
B Newhall, Newstadt & Lacroix, National Ex-
pressand Transportation Company r ENaIle, Victor
Pierson, ] N Prison, Petroleum Vapor Stove and
Gas Company, Peet, simms Co., Page, Peel &5
Moran, Pritchard, Louis Phelps & Co.. Phelps
& Co., j Fl Phelps & Co., s Parshalsky E Palmer
Il Co, J Phelps & Co, Kavelet & Fills, A Ross, NJ
Reiman, Rckert, John Roberts, Rogers & Go,
Rosenberg Schenck & Co, Rosenberg Schenek 8
Berkson, Rousberg, SeIlecke 81 Co, A Russell,
NRosenberger, Rice Bros & Co, J Riviere 81 Co, A
@Sratt Co, Shepard Abott & Co. R G Staple
@ son @Co, st Charles R R Co, F stercken, l.
'o'h"sF7 P Schwartz & Co, Shannon Lewis & Co,
JohLl opoi Small d Go, Symonds Courtenay & Co,
W sleoriss < Seward d5 Glinn, J spors,
CE spencer ssezel, NJ W Smith, Shropshire
ALioefson o. oo', A9alding and BidweH, 7
slpioh' slihoh' Simon, James Siner, Stern &
brotners, steward hyde 60, Thomas NJ Scott &
| Co., H Stransburg and Co., 'schmitd a Zieqler.
Schneider and zuberbier, Fato and Brnnaseo.
sigymund Loeb Il Co., E Thompson 4 Co. 8 NJ
Todd & Co., H Tricou, H TulIy b Co., Vincent &,
Co., Van Nordan & Co., G H Vinten, NJ Wolf.
Wallace & Co., We'll & Levy, W
Witkowski l. Co, a Weber, WalthaII & Co,
Writer'S Co, Warren & Crawford, IS Nickeri, G
L Wormsley, NJ Wheelahan, A Weimann, Woolf,
Whitehead Il Co, Woolf & Bro, We'll & Bro, s
Zebnicker, Fulkerson & McLauren, Stevens Gs
Seymour.
List of passengers per steamer Mississippi: E
Whitney wife and child, DR. W E Brown a,
Geo Doig, Surg Lanesa, B Davis,
W E Benton, Joseph, Mr. and Mrs Robert
Bothill, D Mari, Levi Curtis, Miss Anna
Brown, Mr. G Parker, 0de1, j W Wes, Mad
anne N Tognold, NJ Tramay, John Winhener, NJ
Bower, R Fl Navet Jacobert Namod, Mrs Savage,
VIM Knowosa, L Wisponie Paul Long, P Henen,
Samuel Melton, Mark R Irving, John Held, Joseph
Gallite, Francisco Galite, J Burrows, Jns Morris,
James Smith, John Smith, George Brown,
5 and others.
VIcKsBURG, Aug. 27.-Passed doEh: W H. os-
borne at A. NJ, Olive Branch at A. n, and
David White at 10 AM.
Passed up Henry Ames at P. n. River rising.
Nineteen new cases of cholera are reported for
the twenty-four hours ending at P. NJ, whereof
4 were whites and Is colored. No deaths.
!. New YORK, Aug. 28, s P. M.-Gold closed at
14si. United States fve-tweaties, 113f; ten
forties, 1861.
Flour frmer at $1O@15 IS for Southern Wheat
irm-saes 10000 bushels Corn frmer-sales
1000 bushels. Oats dull Pork quiet-sales
37O0 barrels of mess at s32 81. Lard firm. Whisky
quiet. Cotton closed steady, with sales of 1900
! bales at 391@36c. for middlngs. Coffee firm.
Spirits of turpentine quiet at 67@6sc. Rosn firm
= Molasses quiet-sales 200 barrels Of New Orleans
: : at CSC.
:, :. NEW YoRE, Aug. 2s-1 P. M.-Gold, 14s. ster-
81 ling Exchange, 1881. Texas wool better, but
nominally unchanged Cotton quiet and un-
: changed.
= LOUISVILLE, Aug 2s.-sales, 1874 hhds of leaf to-
:, :, bacco Iugs lower. Flour dull at 81 for
~ superfne; extra family SO. Wheat firm at 50 s5
for prime red corn dull at 60c. in bulk for mixed
~ oats 33c. Bulk shoulders 15c. Bacon shoulders
: l74c. Clear sides 2I2c. Lard 21c. Mess pork
s33 Is. Whisky % 26.
4 sr, LOUIS, Aug. 2s.-The cholera burials on
Saturday amounted to ninety, on Sunday to eighty,
and on Monday to eighty-fye.
. Flour unchanged; wheat lower at 50 279s2 35
81 corn 6Oc.0T2c. Oats firm and unchanged. Pro-
=. visions unchanged; whisky advanced to 81 25.
= C1NoINNAT1, Aug. 2s.-FIour unchanged and
steady fresh made $40 to $14 for trade and fancy
. brands. Wheat firm at 50 40 TO 81 so; corn ant
=. oats unchanged; whisky steady; pork in demand
Cleveland and Boston dealers took 1900 at s34 fol
city and $32 IS for country. Bacon and bull
meats and groceries steady at full prices. Lar(
n, dull and nothing doing. Gold las.