New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-15
GREAT STORM In PENNSYLVANIA
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE NATIONAL EXPRESS
COMPANY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS

WHEELING, Pa, Aug. 14.-Terrible thunder
storms visited this point Sunday night, which did
considerable damage. The creeks are all swollen.
The trains on the Cleveland and Pittsburg road
have suspended running operations on account of
the washing away of the bridges at Portland and
Bridgeport.
New YORK, Aug. I4.-0nly two cases from
cholera are reported here to-day, and five in
Brooklyn.
Some thirty rnfians, attending prize fight at
Yonkers were arrested this morning, and the fight
was stopped.
An Injunction has been granted by the supreme
court against the National Express Company upon
application of stockholders dissatisfied with the
condition Of its affairs.
SAVANNAH, Ca, August 14.-The Board of
Health reports thirty-four deaths for the week
ending to-day; whereof twelve were whites and
twenty-five blacks. There are nine cases of
cholera among the blacks.
VIoKsBuRG, August l4.-Passed up, Maggie
Hays at P, M, and down, Fashion at and Lady
Gay at P, M. River falling.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Aug. 14.-The ship South
America and Bremen bark America bound out are
inside the bar. The brig Hope from Havana and
schooner Oriental from Vera Cruz, are also in
side awaiting steam, The ship Helen Clinton and
bark F. Chapman bound in and ship N. Boynton
are aground on the bar. There was very little
rise in the tide to-day. Weather very hazy and
warm. Wind N. W., light. .-. b..
QUARANTINE, Aug. 1.-THE Spanish brigs Pa,
bio and Cantnera went up in tow at $3.50 this
pm. .r.. ..-.... .-.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14,-Arrived steamer Missouri
from Savannah. Spoke August 18th, latitude 40,
longitude 20, brig Broska, from Boston to Calves
ton, dismantled and would try to reach Holmes's
Hole. 5.,. r.,
Foreign shipping Arrived at Liverpool from
New Orleans ships Lothian and Epaminondas; at
Bordeaux, Tiangus, from the same port. ,f.-t
NEW YoRK, Aug. 14-Bvening.-Gold closed at
1909. U. s. 5-2O's, registered of '62, 1863; of
6G, 1869; 1905, los, LIZA. lib ..-...s a..
The cotton market closed more active, with
sales of 1900 bales, with middlings, at 34@36c.
Flour irmer at 50 60@15 for Southern. Wheat
2@3c. better Corn lc. lower; sales l72,000
bushels. Oats lc. lever. Beef steady. Mess
pork firm sales 6S 600 bbls. of mess at $92. Lard
heavy. Whisky dull. Sugar steady sales 1900
hhds of muscoyado at lOl@lllc. Coffee firm.
Molasses quiet Turpentine GS@7lc, Rosin quiet
at $304. a.r.. ...55s.. a.r
CINCINNATI, August 4.-Flour unchanged and
dull. Wheat in moderate demand at 81 250l2 40
Oats dull at 36@4oc. Corn dull at 57@6Oc
Whisky 80 2S@2 20; bonded 50 rs. Provisions
firm and in moderate demand. Mess pork $32
Bulk shoulders &c.,; sides 174e. Bacon firm
| shoulders l7c.; sides l93c,; clear sides 2llc
Lard dull at 2lc. Gold l49. '-...z
ST. LOUIS, Aug. I4.-Flour steady and IN
changed Wheat stiff at 81 1902 3O Corn lowe
at 56@7Oc Oats lower at 3404Oc. Provision
Q unchanged Whisky lower at 50 26.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l4.-Sales l74 hhds, tobacc
at full rates. Flour-superfne $6 so. Wheat
So 40. Mixed corn, 64c New oats, 35c.; ole
| 45o. Mess pork, $32 90, Bacon shoulders, lie
> clear sides, 2l3c. Prime lard, 21c. Whisky
g 25. India bagging, 352c. 81. .-.....