New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-11
TIE MARKETS AND RIVER NEWS.

| v1cKsBURG, Oct. 1Q.-Passed up, Norman last
night, and down, Monsoon at P. ~.
River falling slowly.
| New YORK, Oct. TO- Evening.-Gold closed al
l508. US. 5-2O's Of '65, l10s lO-4o,s, 9Ss.
| Cotton closed active, with sales of 1900 bales Of
| middling at 38@40c
Flourloweri sales $50 barrels of Southern at
Sll 9O@l6 25. Wheat better. Pork closed
heavy, with sales of 1900 barrels at $83. Lard
heavy, atl7@l9c. Whisky steady Sugar steady.
spirits OF Iurpentne 69178c. Rosin S4 25619 25.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10.-Sales 100 hhds. Of leaf
tobacco at full rates; choice leaf S63. Flour,
superHne 50 25 Prime red wheat, 50 IS. Corn
| IN bulk SIC. Oats SOC. Pork s33. Bacon shouI-
ders l64c. Lard in terces 1Sc. Whisky 50 80.
Inc loss to Captain Holbrook by the burning of
his tobacco factory last evening is much less than
was apprehended, the fire injuring only the build
ing. The stock was all saved.
CINCINNATI, October 1O.-Flour dull andlower:
the lower grades have declined 25c. superfne
Slo 25@lO IS; trade and fancy brands $Il 75@
Sl5 Wheat easier at 50 SO. Corn higher at SIC.
Oats dull at 4S945c. Whisky So 80. Provisions
firm and quiet. Pork $32 25032 rs. Bulk meats
hrmeT at l44@l6lc. Bacon steady at 1GI0201c.
Lard dull at l7c., small sales. Cotton advanced
&c.; midding 3Sc. Gold 1498.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 1O.-At the Laclede course to.
day, in two mile dash, the premium of $500 was
won by Moliie Austin. Time, 3:44. The next
race mile heats, best three in five, for the pre-
mum OF $500, was won by Malcolm in three
straight heats. Time, las; l:463; LAT.
Flour slow Of sale for medium grades extra.
$40 25 Wheat &c. lower; sales at So 10 for prime
" 6z for choice. Corn dropping at sO@S3c. Oats
heaVy and unchanged. Lard lower at ls4m2Oc.
Whisky steady and unchanged.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. lO.-Ship Ell Dorado.
ship Ceres, bark ]. NJ. Brookman and bark PaIo
Alto and three ships, names unknown, are out.
SIDE the bar. Two tugs are bringing ship over
the bar. -
Weather clear and pleasant. Wind north, very
light. Tide very good.
QUARANTINE, Oct. l0.-Passed up since eight
O'Clock last p NJ: Ship Matterhorn, from Bath
Maine; steamship Fothergill, from Liverpool
with IS passengers; ship Belle Wood, Colefeld |
from Liverpool, with 50 passengers; ship John
Clark, Letournay, from Baltimore with passen-
ger; schooner United States, Heverick, from
Brazos, with passengers; schooner Harkaway
sullivan, from Ruatan, with twenty-seven saved |
passengers from the wrecked steamer Exact. |
ship H. q. Winthrop, Stuart, from Havre, with 81 I
passengers; schooner Isabellita, Monterola, from
Matanzas; steamer Morgan, from Galveston, with |
$50 troops and passengers; steamship St. Mary.
Irpp, from Brazos, with 420 passengers and |
troops; steamer Texas, from Galveston, with 10
passengers.
Yesterdays Afternoon Dispatches
BALTIMORE, Oct 1912 M.-The munfcpal e1ec /
non is proceeding quietly, and the vote is contined
s&eelusiVely eItE1 to the registration list.
s fhitAPtLPmiA ~! Pdn Oct l0.Geary's majority in
ls city Is 1858, and in the State from 10 O00 to
Is 900. 1o'00o ~ ~ |
Randall, Democrat, for Congress, has 48oo
11jaJofiityna OH gain of 25Oo Kelly, Myers and
critics Taylor, Republican, beat Ross. in the
oected gain. "a
Dennson, Democrat, is reelected in the twelfth
ilstrlct, but his election will be contested On TIC
ground of illegal votes in Luzerne county.
Gen. Cake, Republican is elected ia The tenth /
listrict-a gain. siio sentn
1t is reported John Covode, Republican ID
be gain "ouAo
Latest-The Pennsylvania congressional dele.
cation stands: II Republicans, Democrsts
WIN VII the twenty-tirst district in doubt The Re-
RRupllcans gam one and the election of Dennison,
tested. "+A pe CON
The ne Democrats concede Geary's election bv
0,uoo' Forney claims 5000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-The election RETURNS are
very indefinite and unsatisfactory, but the Repnh.
lcans claim the State by a reduced majority,
, III the nrst congressional district Niblack
democrat, is reelected. In the third district
hunter Republican; in the fifth, Julian, Republi
can IN the sixth, Coburn Republican: in the !
ainth Coltax, Republican; in the tenth Williams
are all elected. ~ 7 = 't1ef'n'
Ii IS reported the contest in the seventh district
was very close. The returns are too incomnIeta
TO estlmate the complexion of the legislature.
CINCINNATI Oct. l0.-There was a spirited oon-
test in the First District, between Pendeton DeTa-
ocrat, and Eggeston, Republican but the iatter is
reelected by 1000 majority loss Of 1900 on the
election Of 1864. WV oh u'e
L Fifteen Republicans are certainly raturnod -
Congress, and perhaps seventeen W
The Republican State ticket is elacted h.,
arge majority. Buckland, Republican. in he
Ninth District is elected. This district The 6enn
Gratis expected to gain. sl0 = eiiio-
LOUISVILLE, Oct. l0-The Indiana election ra.
ufhs are lmeagre. The losses and gains are abont
dual. The Republicans claim an average rain Of
en- pr cent on the majority given at the last
residential election. l"'S
. ne ne Tetufns mp to A. NJ. indicate the election
u " 5e republican State ticket by Is 900 majority.
a u % aamlton county, the Republican majority is
~ In shelby county in one precinct, the Republi.
da Richmond City, the Republican majority ia e
OOo, a loss Of 200 In Cambridge City the Dem =
efanc majority is 64, gain of l20