New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07
NUMBER 278.

protection enough. They had enough Of this
thing Of putting on heavy taxes to protect iron
and other interests Of Pennsylvania and the West,
and then charging it all to New England.
blr. Hendricks would ask Wilson who was the
author of the House tariff?
MFR. Wilson said Mr.. Morrill, reported the BILL but
men from the Northwest in the wool interest orig.
mated it. Whoever said the present tariff came
from New England, said what was not true
Mr., Hendricks said that after the remarks of Mr..
Wilson be felt sure the tariff bill would be defeated
He hoped it would. He would join Mr.. Wilson in
laboring for its defeat. He would join with New
England in demanding a revenue tariff that would
afford protection enough under the present system,
hr. Wilson said the high duty on wool and IRON
was puton the tariff bill against the wishes Of the
chairman of the committee.
In the House, Mr.. Guthrie said he was opposed
to the tax cotton and also to the tax on sugar
made from cane. His judgment was against any
tax on cotton. He felt compelled to yield.
Mr. PomeTy said the bill Disseminated against
cotton raisers, except in this particular. it was
peculiarly favorable to agriculture.
LOUISVILLE, July "a Lexington, KY, special
reports the assassination of NJ. T. Armant, for
merly of New Orleans, at his residence in the for
mer city.
YIcKsBURG, July 8.--Passed up, Rnth at u NJ.
Passed down, Louisville at P. NJ, Messenger at s
p NJ, and Grey Eagle at P. NJ.
| River falling.
MOBILE, July 6.-Cotton-Sales to-day 1875 bales
middng nominal at SOC. Sales of the week 85C
bales receipts of the week 1910 bales, agains
1885 bales the corresponding period last week
exports of the week 50l8 bales; stock in port
3O,A96 bales.
SOUTHWEST PASS July 6.-Nothing new sine
the last report. The ship Castine is still outsid
the bar. Weather fine. Tide very low. Nothin
else in sight. Wind northeast .4.....
QUARANTINE, July 6.-ArriFed this forenoon
bark Ida c. Yorke, from Havana, British schoon
Andromeda, from Marques, with cargo of sug
and molasses, and schooner Welcome, from N
tanzas, in ballast
Remaining in quarantine schooner Salvador al
S schooner Flying scud.
Y New YORK, July 6-Cotton closed steady
e 36@3Sc. Flour declined 50lOc.; sales $500 BIB
S State at Sc 5O@l0 10; Western, SO 75@Dl3 2
e Southern unchanged. Wheat declined 2@3C
S sales, So 900 bushels. Corn advanced lc.; sal
= 10000 bushels, at S80893c. Beef dull, Po
heavy; sales 1000 bbls, at s3l s1@32. Lai
|, whisky and sugar dull. Turpentine dull, at 81
p Resin dull, at s3@s so. Gold closed at 154
5-2O's at lO5; 1905 at lO3f.
l. CINCINNATI, July 6.-Flour dull at s8 rs for 6
e perfne, and SO for extra family. Wheat 50 13
50 65. Corn 63@s5c. Oats dull but not lowe
i Mess pork s33. Bulk meats firmer shoulders 15t
sides 179c. Bacon-17c. for shoulders, and 213
n for clear sides. Lard 21c. Whisky 81 27. Groc
S ries unchanged. Gold 152.
l. LOUISVILLE, July 6.-sales, 173 hhds. leaf T
/ bacco, at full prices lugs advanced SOC. Ext
$ family Flour, $1l. Corn, roc. Oats, 47c. Me
IS Pork, $33 rs. Bacon-shoulders, 17c.; clear side
2l9e. Lard, in tierces, 22c. Canvassed Han
,e 233c. Cotton, 32c. Whisky, $2 rs.