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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-28
,PARAT1vE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
FOE THE PAST TWO WEEKS.
1898
Stock on hand aud on shipbosrd not cleared.

Stock on hand aud on shpoosrd not cleared, 9O3Q3
The exports are exclusively for Baltimore.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There have been no re-
ceipts from the coast since yesterday. The mar
ket still continues very quiet, and the only sales
we have to report are SO hhds. fair Porto Rico
Sugar at l43c., and 100 boxes Cuba at 123@l9c u
1b. The retail trade is quite limited at l22@l3c.
for common, l43c. for prime Porto Rico, and
lG@l73c. f} fb. for yellow and white clarified
There have been no sales of Molasses reported
There is, however, fair retail business doing at
55@70c. % gallon.
ToBACCo-Ihe market to-day has been very
quiet. Buyers for foreign account and for the city
trade were again looking around but we did not
hear that any sales have been made. The stock
on hand is quite small, but still of very good as
sortment, aud holders still quite firm in their
prices as follows; lowrefused, light and heavy, 35c
@Gc., common leaf 63@73c., fair do Sl1lOe., good
do, 1l@l2c., fine do. l2@14c., and choice selec.
tons l6@2Oc. u ID. Lots for baling are held at
20G125c. % ID. currency.
FLoUR-The market to-day has exhibited con-
siderable activity, and prices rule firm, in favor of
holders, at an advance of. about 25c. U bbl on
yesterday quotations. Sales comprise 5000 bbls.,
of which $50 and 200 choice family at Sl4 so; 400
and $50 double extra at $l3 25; 200 do. at Sl3 ;
100 do. at So l24; AL do. on private terms ; 200
on its merits at Sl2 So 200 do at $ll IS; 236
double extra on private terms; 100 on its merits
at $ll so; 100 choice superfine at sl1 25; so su.
perfne at sll, and so common at 81 so f8 Dbl.
CoRN-The market opened firm at yesterday IS
closing rates, but later in the day private dis,
patches from St. Louis reporting a firm market
and advancing, with discouraging accounts of the
grain crop through>the Western States, caused
holders to refuse to sell at the opening rates The
sales were, consequently, confined to 1850 sacks
in lots, as follows, viz: 23l white at S73c., 1000
yellow and yellow mixed at 8O@82c. and 200 vel
low mixed at soc. per bushel,
0ATs-The market to-day has exhibited con.
siderable excitement, the demand has been quite
active, and late in the day holsters refused to sell
at the figures that they offered at during the early
part of the day, still, We can give no quotable
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-28
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.

GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
r OFT, WOOD q CO.
w. B LOTT, Madison co.-c.w.wooD, Canton, Niss)
Wholesale Grocers,
AID
CoMM1ss1oN MERCHANTS,
G5 Common and 46 Canal streets.
Major G. Sebastian has charge Of our sales department
CtAMMACK d. sQUIRES,
WHOLESALE GRocERs,
81 New Levee and 10 Fulton Street,
Between Gravier and Common streets
Pork, Flour Lard Sugar, Moasses Coffee Salt Fine Wnes
osat purehsSers orders for plantation supplies carefully
put up City orders forfsmiy supplies solicited
GEORGE @. GARNER,
q. Q. GOODRICH, H. L. GOODRICH, Q. R. RAuaEY)
WHOLESALE eRooER
and
CommissIon REerch0ns,
Kop. s. COMMON AND a CANAL sTREETs
]. w. aoShEn'
WHOLESALE GRoCER
AND
Commfsslon Merchant,
no. BgoNT AND AND 10 FULTON sTREETs,
New orssna
" o. WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
RNew Lsves, Is, II, 70 and 81 Gravier rtress
NEW oRLEAsa.
RIDWELL, PAYNE q Co.,
H. B1DwELL E. c. PAYNE, JNo. n. PANE
WHOLESALE eRoCERs, AND DEALERS IN WESTERN
PRODUCE,
No. az TchoupitoulaS street,
New Orleans, La.
Nu0ODs, PICKETT ds Co.,
% fry ruoons wH y pYcYETF- MTRp T. vVnoua
S5 Commerce street.
CLARK, STEWART q BIBB's OLD sTAFBJ
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND COTTON BROKERS,
EErERENcEg:
Jursy Harris; Il. W. Earle d Co.. Battle Noble Co.;
Col j. Nixon, and Col D B. Penn New Orleans.
T sTAFFORD 81 Co..
CORNER JACKSON AND ROUSSEAU ssEAg, STREETS,
from first hands and at the lowest market prices Vim be and
We call the attention Of retail stores and the trade in general
sS :oE Of oar i sss s 5ot y and
SuGAR, GxBUP And MoLAasEb-~
Crescent City Sugar ReGnerz
DOUBLE REFINED LOAF,
oVT-10As' osUsHEp.
u-And+
POWDERED SUGAR.
wHIrE and YE1.1ow CLARIFIED SUGAR,
GOLDEN SYRUP, FAMILY. sYRUP
sUGARHoUsn,
And
REBoILED @oLAssEs.
Eoulainna and sYest India
SUGAR and Ao1AssEs,
Fer sale By
A. Thomson 81 Co.,
&s TchoupltouIas streets
THEODORE PELLE,
WHOLESALE DEALER III
Liquors and wines,
40 TOHouPIToULAs STREET,
New Orleans
A III. D'1GEZA. CoMMIssIoN MERCHANT,
-AED~a
Importer of Cuba Produce
Also, Dealer in
LOUISIANA SUGAR AND MoLAssEs,
Office, No. IL St Louis street.
Louisiana and Cuba Sugar and Holsssss always hand
to suit purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-28

Some weeks since treasure of ancient medals
was found at Lavilleneuve-au-Roi. The prefet of
the Haute Marne has, on examination of the
pieces, ascertained them to be ancient Gaulish
coins. The municipal council alive to the value of
the discovery has (says the Union de Haute
Marne) offered by a unanimous vote, collec-
ton OF the coins to the emperor, judging that no
one had so good right to those rare souvenirs of
the national ancestors the historian of the Gauls
and of Caesar. His majesty, in an autograph let
ter, has accepted the offer, and charged the pre-
feet to return his Acknowledgements to the coun-
Gil and inhabitants.
The far-famed vineyards of Burgundy have suf-
fered fearful devastation from the Rhone, whose
inundation has cleared whole country side of
vines, overwhelming many "sunny slopes of
pride of those long famous Vineyards 1t is to be
lamented that the intelligence from the MARION
nais and other southern wine regions is anything
but favorable
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-28
PRESSES AND COTTON GINS.
GTAR COTTON GINS
AND CONDENSERs.
EMERY BROTHERS PATENT.

These celebrated COTTON GINS differ materially from
other Gins many respects They simple compact and
porabe easily up and kept in running order and
highly recommended being capable of turning out
and better cleaned Ginned Cotton per day. with
of power expended without injury to the staple than any
other Gins yet introduced.
The CONDENSER and CLEANER attachments for these
Gins constructed with substantial Frames, containing
revolving cylindrical of heavy perforated zinc
atachsd open iron heads The Cotton gnned is
discharged from the Gins directly Condensers
upon the revolving screens and is delivered from between
cnmpessng rollers the discharge side of the Condensers
in thick sheet bat and free from the large of
and sand that would otherwise be discharged with the Cotton
into the lint room by the ordinary pocess of ginning
For sale with or without Gondensers by
]. BRECKi iNRIOGE BABCOCK,
115 Poydras street,
Jiock Box SQ7 p n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-28
GROCERIES. WINES. ETC

GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
a. II. MILLER g CO.
Manufacturer eff STEAM REFINED CANDIES, importer
of WINES, BRANDY, II PRESERVED RESERVED FRUITS, CIGARS
and all descriptions OF FIREWORKS,
Agent for the los Angeles, Gals SViness
50 and 81 New Levee street, corner of Matches.
NO. EA GRAvIER STREET.
We have constantly on hand fine assortment Of
BRANDIEs,
LIQUORS,
and Fancy Groceries,
"n0n 0n'F 'oF SAs ioVs'' fFfs HFS s'f AURDooE
Az 50 MAoMURDo,
IMPORTERS
Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS NJ
Fine Wines, Liquors, ESc.s
No. ii UNION STREET
Y EDEa dS DAAEmRON.
&c. LEDIG, h DAMMRoN)
Wholesale GrocerG and Dealers In General
Provisions, Cigars, To5Sceoa
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
No. 81 PoYDRAs STREET. NEAR NEW LEvER
New orleans
NDwARD CONERY.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
OOmmaSsIOn aud Forwarding Merchant
AND DEALER In
WESTERN PRoDyCE. FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WINES,
LIQUORS, ETC, ETC
UoREHR COMMON AND FRoET STREETS, NEW OREpARs La
FOROMEIMEB BROTMERs.
WHOLESALE GRoCERs
AND
Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Liquors
Agent for Pine Apple Whisky
u TnurupTTOUT.AS . CTr pyuTu
r a. BLAFFER q co..
SUCCESSORS TO WIN. Massey
| Agents for Massey Collins Co.'s
PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER.
ale, Porter and Cider,
By the Cask, Barrel or Bottle.
Wholesale Depot, Sc New Levee street,
New Orleans, La,
Hs- Shipping orders promptly attendedto,
DENTISTRY.
SOUTRERN DENTAL DEPOT
BENZ. F. HOPPER
SS ut. Charles street, New Orleans,
A full supply of DENTAL MATERIALS of all kinds, coz
| sistingin part of
! Instruments; Operating Chairs and spittoons;
Teeth; Gold and Tin Fo Gold, Silver PlAtna Plate
I Files; VulcanEers Rubber; Lathegi
Brush Cotton and Corundur Wheels;
I Arkansas Stones ETC., ETC., etc
Orders by mail promptly executed.
| AddSess, ahoua Lock Box No. T2l
sTATloNERY, PAPER, ETC.
STEVENS L& sEYGOURs
G. R. STEVENS, W e. sEYMoURI
-DBALERs If
Paper, Stationery, and Fancy coed
Ess IS and 50 Common street, opposite the City Hote
NKw oRLEAEs
a. o. PALMER "a co.,
G1. O. PALMER, JOSEPH WnDj
Wholesale Dealsrsia
Paper, Envelopes and RaEs,
10. lis eravisr street New Orleans, La
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-28

The first bale of new cotton arrived at Peters,
burg, on Friday. 1t was raised by Col VIM. Il.
Cheek, of Warren county, N. c., WHO realized the
handsome price of forty cents per pound for it,
(WeIght 365 pounds) and premium of fifty dol
lars 1t is stated that the cotton crop will be very
large i'll North Carolina this year.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-28

GTAR COTTON ESS-(EIRE PROOF
N the square bounded by New Levee, Tchoupouas Race
and Orange Streets having
Improved Tyler Press,
Will receive Cotton Storage and for Connrassn Shin
ments promptly attended to- F. j. HERON,
IA CRrondelet street, New Orleans
Order boxes at Great Southern and Western m
corner CarCndeet and Common Streets McCluskey Mason
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-28

genius has thrown the radical editors into conyul
SONS OF grateful joy by another of his inimttable
eIuslons. We regret that want of space and in
ehnauon combine to prevent its appearance in
our columns.-[ Atlanta Intelgencer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
The Horse Market.

The Street Commissioners could not have selected
better time for running through Twenty fpurthst
than the present. trade being very dull just As usually
the during August The impossible condition OF tn
street therefore is % annoyance aud the improvement
when completed VIII add greatly the oonyenences oleau
and heahinsss o. tho locality The supply of horses
though not large sufficient for present wants Dealers
uniformly bear testimony to scarcity in the country aud
there for stock they here
The limited ds and does not admit OF much advance at
eat tsw buyers 20 be around toe stables
Ordinary work ana railroad horses about the only
selling. and trade ~ slow for these. Ap.
psarance, indicate good business neN month with
cool weather aud the OF citizens from the country
Some very no horses still the street such pair OF
Cssus NJ Clay years old bays Isl HANDKERCHIEF
cling together at the po three minutes
Sach span Is held at 5000 s bay mare. i've years
Old 10 hands good for 90 brought - o ndnother 0rd
nary horse the bargain This shows that high prioe
still sought for Below these good road spans for
families at per pair thea heavy express and cart
horses valued 5000 $500 zach Nothing OF good and
age sound can bs bought below $500. few "CanIuoks
have been bought recently bat having to gold duty
Of smail size and are oferag a. sl50a $500 ssc1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23


Al branches Of business have been cCnpiraivey quiet.
with The excep ION Of re,dstufs and they haze been arv
tive AID Improved materially Provllons have been mode
fae demand variable prices ale are u9seied Cotton and
etf0s1n have not been 1crf th0sfh e latter held
much au4her owngto destruction Of considerable pJr
t.ln % D.. stock 81 IRE.
Pearls dali aut nominal
EIE~WAE-1hsrc s no plrt lf chang tO note 10 either
Yellow Western Southern bat Tie naftei goss dull az 81
Uf3c.
CAEDLEr-A illlIiiuc ere firm and in fair demands W
quote Sperm and Patent are very hrmy held
auvers offer Az o TO- the former and JGl iOI tue Latter
fOAI-Ths market j. fairly active Tor Domestic last
vel auction prices which generally lover Tie IN
guv f the Ia and local trade mas been fair bu WL large
arrivals our siocs has 10 ressed daily sales from yafd Al
- u.s. The demand nom manufactures moderate. and
rricrs tend downward Foreign scarce aud WantedDOh
ea aud hosse ooa We hear Of sales u 20 Liverpool
House Camel sic ship agd $50 tnns Port Hood c. D. al
e IS CASH
Gull gold, in bond
COPPFR-rhere has been moderate demand 10 American
Ingo since our last prices without caan closing a
7 NO s1f BefnYbs and Tfke New sh1ahing sud Yellow
sta aye unchanged fcoie a. Sc i0 he ormer snd e
for tho latter.
ported arc svA and ss tn'c GU % uois ~ fags - Nat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

FogTREss MossOE Saturday Aug "a. 1890.
The English bark Traveller, Capt. George Nj. Pen
Geld 26 DAYS rem RIO de JaIelro bound to York with
arg az coffee arrived this babor this afternoon and
ordered TO Baltimore She brugs nows ICON tue seat OF vs
~ 10 July 10. . a. $500 ,.
of4he general failure allied forces their operations
against PsragusyaBs sno tba the latter ad sarr9nnded
Their army in swamp HHmata on The arsuay River
The stock Of aec army dying on rapidly ah1 10
pea the commander OF TIE Paraguayan ARMY was comment
and energetic in his efforts 60 deal anal blow &c toe war
On The "a Of Juy, the day before the last mah steamer
sailed from Rio grand celebration 81 MNeflc0oa
Of the Emperor OF Brazil giving away large nun
Der Of orphan girls in marriage. 800 ~,
AL naval squadODs stsoaed aslg the cQaGt Of South
America looking ios tue oatloua INTEREST," ha1 cOn
tDenced harbor Rio fog The WHITE o. tue Amercan
squadron stationed those Lee we're anchored 81
Rio the flagship Brooklyn Admiral Godou. the sunOoas
Onward Nzsc and ShaWDlt Tbs Junata had goge across
20 the Island Of ST. Heeas but rtende1 20 return ~ rev
DAYS .-,-
The aeperq fnaaoa. business a. RIO n complete state
o. stsrsatiOn Money 8 discount aad every ta!lG ul
life dull there being bur siT shipments so week
The bark Traveller ordered 20 Baltimore ana ss4'ea
this Afternoon. -,.,
81 coffee from RIO tlis afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPAHrnENT
MEETING or rnE COMMISSIONERS.

MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
meeting Of the Board OF Fire Commissioners was
heid yesterday Of tremens Han There present Com
missoners Pinckhey Bags. Brown and Able and NJ.
Gl1erseeVe Secretary The officers Of the B0weIy IRE In
Company sent Communication eOm ncntary 70 the
conduct efficiency Of Hook aud Ladder Company No
putting OFT ire on tie root o. 81 Johns Chapel They
The FIRE e1ugui5hed in mastery and cOmmenda bic
manner and with very slight damage the
peoal thanks rendered ae H. Monroe Of Truck
Company for bis daring action g.
Another testimonial efficiency OF the Department
received iCrn the pOprciOT Of the Factory Nos.
Flabetbs snbd9ng ehre a ths pteg TgoqGh lha
sIeTtons u Engine Company No 20 The IRE was e0Dncd TO
ths third 1ooF Of tae premises The recommendation o. Che
FfbTaf read and F..erTed f0r COMMITTEE q Ton
yegueti vac JeeeYed IRON syfGeo nfptCt q l0c nnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

Freighs have been quite active. especially graiD ana
for this the improved Nothing hs, been done
a ia charters that can learn.
I The coal MINER Of Pennsyivan,s ere contemplating
euspension Of operations ot 20 or 80 days aud will hold
,con vention IN shot time upon trade AFFAIR.".
4 ". p. Wright speaking Of the Cotton crop, says:
The accounts quite favorable to Ira
pf o,psct the growing crop the tesgraphc report from
bile also Promising We shall OF recetvs
Hctng lsr weeks estimates yet e.
s,s rsed upon. Thoss here IN Of
receive from the South. 10 VIII not 10 Until hoyonba
TIA a approximate guess can be made.
Annexed the report, Of .ofbers Pfes OF tbs Nov,
Yos DRY Goods Exchange. Nos A. and 81 ParkpIaco.
Be- wn Sheotings.-5.s-k A @.c.i ks'ans Extra 2c.
Gree Falls S, l3o
BIs chsd shirtinga --wamsutth Tio. lolsdas. $50
Hopa 80 80
Empire l2o $50.
Hoo Sk-t,-Braiey's Duplex Elliptic and impress Trail
IN coot demand. Meyerss y L. prices unchanged.
bhirts W. L. Standard Dress No -. SO. j. W. H..
StsndaH Dress No. 80 ~.
Paper 'olars -Mstropoaa Collar Company Byron and
Carrote 10 No TO- Extra esd Silver Norrugitsf SO 80
Magic Ruiaes.-Eo. l. s52i; No 4 $3.50; 40. 6. tlO.
ONE Made--No. l. e. 50; no. 3 g. 90 No q.
Rubber Crsysts-No l.. plain inoh. 81 siach 5! jO
l. ict 81 No. figured .lncb 80 inch 80 Inch, g.
Brown Usills.-SiKOnis, 2jc.. Auoskeas nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23


OIL CiKB-rhs .app, is ght and the market Is boCer
rrncy and City at o 900 "a per ton, gold.
PR0yISIONS-We baye had steady demand Tor Pork'
pyas have proved limited and further reduction
10 our stock Mess which malay consists with iar
Mes Is in limited supply end with Moderate demand closes
steady. The demand for Mess Tor the Autumn nas I'M;
priees improved c,sng Grm For future delivery saiea
Of ZOO ob Mess buyer Oh the year at s5 o go be "a
y 90 and 500 bills d. seller September at s32 The sales
1 s g: a Beer ss h Ss: S sSa
10 lair demand aud has ruled firm sal o. 90 Do al go
60 for Plain Mess and t90ssA fr Extra 90 ier c
private terms and a tos India Mes at S3a Beef Hams
are dull and nominal Cot Meats have Tuisd very lae au
rive from Liverpool a. 4il, and Oh tD 9, a Sc'
,5ia6c and City CureI Hans 10 sa .. 5 ~ S 70,
Pichled Hams Bacon is Ia light supply ard iaf aemsou d
home use we note sales Of Cumberland nles ~
Cut at 6c Lard has very limited request ana
with liberal arrivals prices have mended signify any TIC
sia2oc for City and ia2lc Tor far to prime steam ana
Kettle Rendered.. ,.t....
done Pork and prices may be Quoted shade 81
saes Of 100 bbs Mess at s TO- cash and regular ana a.
PORK Beef Bacon Batter Cheese. Lard Tai
bbls tuns tune taIs tune
week end Aug q 1866 e1 s g. q. = $50
Same time Is6s 2ss 81 Is 2s St4 1903 @o's sos
RECEIPTS OF PROVISIONS.
Pork Beef Lard Butter Cheese
bblG tuna tonh iuns
For week ending =. "a. me
s.1 AsF s. 81 re e ssg ls ss
same time 1894 80. 22s go 207 IT'S 1866 Noi2 b6o
PETROLEUM-Crudeb has ruled quite duh ana prices are
lower sales at 20d2lc.. in bulk and 7dg1tc N dds re
fined ~ soady aud in moderate request saes u w nois
s. w at 45c quote light straw 10 waite al . csc.
prime light Straw White 43 044e and asa 5c for stand
ard White and Prime White oso sales o. Jo DD sehei Nv
yember at 47c. Free Oil is quoted 81 ga &c. -.
RICF-Therc is not much activity but holders genera are
firm We ouore Rangoon bond, at - G3c gold ana duty
paid at "a lO,e.. currency; sales OF go bags .u -.
SUGARS-Ine business IL moderate, ana prlhelpany W
supply the immediate Of the trade buyers gehssy
and holders refuse 20 meet them, aud w
upon previous rates; saes to-day Of ga bids a. rae oi
M l4c for Porto Rico 100 boxes Havana a. Ic
and 100 bags Pernambuoo at llc we quote nomnay az
follows Inferior Refined eId lOc fair TO good
do lO lc gOod Grocery lli0lic primet 70 choce
Grocery l29l2lc Porto Rico l0G l4e and Meado
Boxes at for Nos TO II; ls6D4c for No rs ~
al2lc Nos. 10 20 u.s. and 1911 3.e for Nos 10 70 ~
Refined il moderately active Mt 6i oic for Powdered tran
lated and Crushed lj 5ic for Sof White, and l3iu te'
for do. Yellow.
sPICEs-We have had rather more inquiry for all articles
under this heading since our last and nrmer feeng pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
sdor 90 private terms other binds are dull prices GENERALLY

ador private other kinds dull prices geneIav
steady. quote Rio prime DO do good iye Isie;
ir TDl7lc.i d.. ordinary, l5 a 6o. gold. cav patn
and FAIR 10 good cTgoes IN bond li l4o Java a. 2'@so
N'raoaibo. D. 02o iagusYra sa 93c 81 Domihe9 lo'~
1C. and Crylor. pD2 !o gold. duty pai' ,
COfiON-fhe demand has neen very mr. rom az sOuro'r
bnt Tosy Tor small and Irregular lots prices are 2wss au
very mset.e ooer nominal 23t d3ic for hiddhng Up
aal and 35Q3!c dc New Orleans and Texas saiss Oh
1880 bales
DRUGS AND DYES-We have only 10 note moderate
ob50g demand ff u articles under tbs headng Vat W
prces there has been particular Yarat,oD Closing uu u
,nrrtua al Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
POLICE oRDER.-The following order has been is.

sued py superintendent Kennedy:
OYFIcE SUPERINTENDENT OF MHrRop1LiTss Poilcb
Ne 800 MULBERRY NEwioRK friasy, August II, LAD
No 46g-HeTeaeg all others ard
metropolitan Police force strictly prohibited rom Frtng
ee or otherwise espoDiins with police officers other
sons police business whatever unless such ees
submitted he I'D eppre
~ aud received deposited
81 sending receiving IN the ohce Of the supen
tender
comfy with above regulation win subject the
offender o dismissal from the force.
D.sta1 CARPENTER, InsrestSr. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Receipts Of Prod nee.

Aug - -7eea bbIs. Flour 100 bbs. Whisky. 80 bill,
Corn Meal 600 sacks Olcske $50 basb Wheat e5s oasi
Corn 80 l25 bush Data 800 bush Rye 20 bnsh. Seeds
pkg Ashes Is bbl Pork 80 pkg. Lard Lilo Live Hogs
o25 bbls Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

Ladder Co No 10 asknfor furhei hearing OF Their case
several eTionons were received also few charges
prerred az ast mentoSe for dsobeyng orders etc Com
,siouer tho presend GO Of tho Committee On
Amendments apI Discipline n11 CommisiOucf Brown hat Of
hc Oommifteo on Finance Bot bong accepted AID the
Ed I,t having any further blaiaoSs before adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

s.,,, .,re.,sa ora locked VI for the night IN the
fhirty ffhst Station House He was atINsS yest'rda
afternoon before Justice x n.y. az the foihin hco Court
"a nv bt committed for eXGminGtlB ~aOh' al the
nlv VaI hpan nrrestNn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

Since January l. sl5l Go3559 s.oCs79T70 <N43l0Jg2
The rates of Money in Europe folo'v LonG"a,
sos; Pans - az; Vienna. 60 Berlin, -; Frankfort
j. Amsterdam az; Turin, 500; Brussels sos. Mads.d,
500 Hamburg 3; St. Petersburg, d as!-
Messrs Slterth~aite's Circular has tho follow-g Oh
scryations:
We have report very large OF business IN the
London market Tor American securities by tho Atlantic
Telegraph adyce have received hoyy shipments from
New York OF Unted states fvetwenty bonds which has
caused ~bt from the highest quotation 9D since
onT last The bonds however rave beeT vel bot t on con
tinenai account and the closing quotation C l. The *
price reported this day week In both Iisos and Elie
large purchases having boen made ff eHPortson TO Amer
lea
Hauer & S~.,Fs Erysrean T mes Of tie llth inst.
says:
After the rccest criss IN Calce:ta aud 'ombsy i q
satisfactory notice that notwithstanding the mag
ntudC these Indian engagements there appears 10 doubt
that they wall b. without Default Of The least import
bills remain at per cent bot exceptional transactions 60"
time take place much lower rate she stock markets
have not suffered much by tn banks RETENTION Of the hg
rate Of discount
The CI.ears Tri5,ae oflionday says
Ths money market during the week hs been daily beesu
ing active aud currency nov much closer thln II as
from tbe country and the interior banks se rapidly reducing
their balances The demand tor loans at Ghor dates Ec
camille account also pressing sad taken altogether
the market l. working comfortably close. still however
there strnrencg. little more di-rninltion y made
on the bills Offering the banks preparing them.ees for
the calls that will be made upon them when the wheat croT
begins Frstclas readily taken at the
usua rae-l0 class aud outside paper lind
little favor The rssss Tor such W cent per
monh.
Tho following are the comparative earnings Of the
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad Tor the week ending
August i6.
1866 sgl7J6f 1905 s3i6o Decrease SEQ
The following q statement Of coal transported on the
Delaware and Hsdson Canal orthe week ending Aug IS