New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-16

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PataPseo navy, was won by the whisper. Of tfg
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE planning mill earnAnts-
shop and three frame dwellings belonpno " ~
Kennedy vas destroyed By fire TO-DAY. i5voI,.t.,.
a loss of 10000 - ''i'olVlhg
NEW 4oRK, Oct 1.-THE bank statement Z y,
follows: Increase in loans, 223 COO, deera.A /. sS
specie, $627 900; increase in circulation. s87l Goo
increase in deposits sI,625 00O decrease in saoI
tenders, s159,OO0. = iSsai
NEW YORK. Oct. l5.-The base ball match tn
Day between the Atlantic and Athletic claba u.
u to II. - : aO9ts q
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.--Ithas been decided fbo+
the Union Pacific Railroad Comusng HAVING com.
pleted the seventh section Of tllerrsilroo5 tt;st
five miles in length and having cnn,n1,sd ,,f,1, IN
the requirements Of the law. are eti,I.d 49,.
issued to them s560000 in United a,sts. -.
being $4,000 per mile for The said tsi,t g-5s ~
miles. The bonds bear the date Of 1cto6sr 1ats
1866 '''Sf iS1tts
Counterfeits Of the new fve.cent. eofn. ~.
made their appearance. They are not wafl
executed. @stA
A St. Louis dispatch Of the 18th, says The 81.
guque and Dunieith elevators are full of arssn
The grain blockade has fairly commenced. mere
being no cars 70 move it Eastward, or watar
enough to ship it dowu the river. There are nov
in barges lying at Dunleith 5000 bushels
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. B.-ship El Dorado
is still ashore on the bar. Ship Polar star ia
still aground outside the bar. ship wallace
arrived at the bar at Il NJ. Steamship Raleigb
from New York, crossed the bar at 1g Il.
Weather clear and pleasant. Wind II. d. Tda
very good.
VIoKsBURG, Oct. 15.-Passed down, euitman al
7P.M. River falling.
NEW YORK, Oct Is, P. .M.-Gcld closed At I5o5
US. SIS Of 1865, 1885 10-40's 99a. Flour steady
at s11 98C116 so for Southern; sales. 100 barrels
Wheat, l@2c. better. Corn, &c. better, S1ata
l92c. better. Beef dull. Pork ouief: saIeg
1850 barrels. Lard lower Whisky firm. Cotton
closed firm, with sales Of 5OObales midding N
42844c. Sugar firm. Molasses steady: sales
300 bbls Spirits Of Turpentine, 70a7lc. Resin,
81 IS.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 15.--Flour very firm; western
extra $12 75@sl3 50. Wheat steady. Corn firm: !:
receipts light. Oats firm Provisions inactive
Sugars very firm. Whisky steady.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 15.--Sales 81 hhds. of tobacco :
common lugs 50 25@5 so new leaf dolls s70l5.
choice old leaf scarce $15085. Flour-superfue.
new wheat 50 rs. Prime new wheat red % u.
Corn 82e. Oats soc. Pork s32 So Bacon shoulders
dull at I64c. clear sides 2a4c Leaf lard in ercea
l8e. Whisky 50 SO.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l5.-C Cotton firm at 38c. for gaod
middling. Flour inactive at 80 25@s1o Is fol
superiine, and single extra $11 5O@sI3 so fol
doubletextra; $I4G5sl5 for fancy brands. Wheat
tavors buyers at 81 1892 go. Corn 78c. .@soc
Oats 48c- RFovisions heavy at 16ac for bacon
shoulders, B1e.@ls4 for clear sides. Whisky
50 a3.
cIscrsSATI, Oct. 15.-FIour unchanged-super.
fine SO 7ot9ll; trade and fancy brands sI2 rs.
Wheat $2 So for No. l. Corn dull -sheIled 500
s2c. Oats 45c. Whisky - 9S. Pork dull at
$32 so. Bulk meats held at i32@15lc. Bacon
held at 49, III and 1896, with buyers asking less
Lard l5fe. Groceries unchanged demand good
Cotton firm, but little offering -middling 4oe
Gold 15O.,
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