New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-30
MARKETS, SHIPPING. RIVER NEWS

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 29.-Salea Of Sc hhds. Of to-
bacco. Market unchanged. Flour, superfneu
50 rs. Wheat, new red, 81 Is. Corn, mixed in
bulk, DOC. Oats in bulk 50s. Whisky % ss0
50 3f-ffee. Pork s32 80. Bacon and lard un-
changed.
The Courier publishes areeent decision Of the
Kentucky court of appeals, remanding the case
against Cen. Palmer. who was indicted in an in
ferior court for aiding in the escape Of slaves
while commanding this district. The lower court
discharged the general. The conrt Of appeals re-
nands the case for trial under the original naict
ment.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 2s-A heavy rain
storm commenced this afternoon and continues
tonight with a high wind.
Crsa1rHArG, Oct. 2o.-FIour in demand at full
prices Wheat held sc. higher; No. 1 red 81 20.
Corn declined to nc. oats steady at last quota
nominal. Bulk meats and bacon unchanged and
steady. Lard l3Ae. Hogs dull; no demands
! offere4 at s8 25"gsoss Green shoulders SEE;
hnms t41c. Hogs slaughtered yesterday are sour
| til is morning. Groceries unchanged. Gold 1854.
! ST. LouIs, Oct. 25.-Flour very firm at SO 50
| antl $II for superfae, $ll 33a@1l IS for single
extra, sl2@l4 p sor double extra, SIS 025asl6
for fancy Wheat firm at 81 25ms3, earn 9sc-
| S23. Clear sides 185@19lc.; shoulders I64c.
| Tierce lard 154c.
| NEW YoRE, Oct; 49, ..M.-cOtson closed firm,
with sales Of 400 bales at SOC. for middling up-
lands. Sngav dull. Coffee firm. Spirits of tnr-
| pentne, 82l1B3c Rosnr S. 6219I3 50. Cold
closed at l465; 7-30s, second series, lO54 5is,
| Il4s; IGa40's, 995. Flour frmer, with sales of
800 bbs. Southern at sl2 750917. Wheat quiet.
Corn, 2tsB3c.. better. Pork unsettled; sal 7l50
bhs. new mess at sS4 l0834 80. Lard heavy
at I4gc.
TIoksBERa, Oct: 29.-Rassed up s. .,newall at
| 30 A. NJ, and White Cloud L NJ. and down :
Eon PhuI at "a. ~, julia at 10 a. NJ. and McGill
4t2P. River rising.
| TFesterasy'a Afternoon, ,DlspatcassI
| GALVESTON Texas, Oct. 29.--I4ate Brownsville
1 papers al d received. A new revolution in favor
| Of Jrtega Il anticipated. The usual skirmishing
between Cortina and Canales in the neighborhood
| OF Aata moras, continues.
1 Corttla has postponed his attack upon Matamo-
| ras at the-request Of Cor. Tapia. The President
sent commissioners to Canales, who put them in
/ the cal aboose.
EXC onfederate Postmaster-Genaral Reagan,
publishes long letter reserrngto Ills former let
ter. He isvery strongly in favor of granting sul
frage to negroes7and all other rights the same as
white men.; and says any man unwilling to do this
| New Y0RK, October 29.--The Democratic and
National Union Committees have passed resolu-
ti0ns reqUestiDg the government to take speedy
nteEff renee for the safety and protection of Lynch
and NLcMahon Immense meetings are held at
Buffalo, inlfaVRp of the prisoners.
4 WAsHISGToS, October 9.-Miss Fannie Seward
daugh ter of the secretary of state, died. this
morning.
The Subcommittee, appointed by the Tammany
Hall general committee, to call on the President
with view of obtaining executive interference
in the case of the American citizen condemned to
death at Toronto had an interview this morning.
In response to the address of their chairman,
the Prasidenbr remarked that he had anticipated
their resolutions and memorial, as woGld be per-
ceived by, a copy of the correspondence published
this marning. He expresses his sympathy with
their mission The interview was very satisfae
torY ts the committee.
ST. Lours, October 29.-A Fenian meeting is
callea to consider what action isneeessary to be
/ taken in the case of Colonel Lynch and Father
Mcl3ahon.