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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

TIE EASTERN QUESTION REVIEWED Ne,y
YORK, November IA recent Constantinople
letter gives the following account of the Eastern
question: There is now no prospect of the re-
opening Of the Eastern questonin general. There
will be active interference in favor of the Chris
tians in Gambia, but will be with the object of
putting off the Eastern question, not of opening it.
England and France are agreed upon this point.
Neither Of these powers are ready for any general
clearing out in Turkey. Both Fear that Russia
would gain what is lost by Turkey and both are
Of the opinion that Russia is strong enough al
ready.
If Lord Lyons had been removed to Paris, as
was reported last week, it would have given color
to the reports Of the European press, especially
as M9ustier has just been called from CONSTANT
nopIe to be minister Of foreign aifairs. But Nous
tier Is really opposed to any revival of the East
ern question. Russian agents here and elsewhere
are doing everything in their power to bring The
United States into the question. All the stories
about the United States government desiring to
purchase an island on the coast of Turkey origi-
maze from this source, and our government knows
rery well that one Of the most desirable islands
Ion q naval station is Mt our disposal, whenever
we choose TO accept it, as a free gilt. People do
not give away Islands without an object, however
and III this case the object is to make the power
OF the United States felt in Greece and Turkey
the TURKS are already alarmed about the United
States, and are on the point OF sending au embassy
to The United States to cultivate friendly relations
and mead oil Russia and, by the way the an
upnncemeat3of this intention has caused great *.
citament in Greece, where it sproposnd to send
aGreek ambassador to the United States at once
to neutralize the effects of the Turkish embassy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
STEAMBOATS,.

America, Golding, from Pittsburg.
Silver Spray Fenton, from Cincinnati
J D Hinde, Hinckley, from Washington.
Lady Grace, Hammond, from Shreveport.
St Nicholas, Heno, from Bayou Sara.
Una, Neal, from Grand River.
Mary, Myers, from Mobile-P RR.
Orleans. Porter, from Pass Manchac-Basin
Countess, Green, from Wetumpka- Basin
Yigo, Stone, from Alabama RiYer-Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
STEAMSHIPS --sTEAmsHrps
NEW YORK.

NJ MVW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
new YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP UoMfANYS STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Forming Regular Semi Weekly Line of Fine Ocean Steam
ships.
HOE NEW YORK DrRECT-THE FINE
Ocean Steamships
MORNING STAR .25O8 tons. :. Nelson, Commander.
GUIDING sFAR.....2600 tons. :. Berry, Commander.
MISSISSIPPI 1920 tons. Summer, Commander
1900 tons. :. .vansice Commander.
.......... .20lO tons. whitman Commander.
400 tons Edwards Commander
MARIP0 l460 tons. Quick Commander.
MArAEzAs.. HOO tons. 60, Commander
MISSOURI. .l4OO tons Hudson, Commander.
The steamship
HUDSON, Commander,
Willeavs on WEDNESDAY November IA, att p M,"om the
Compsnys Wharf, in front of Jackson Square.
EThe steamship
Merrlmnck,
TANSICE, Commander,
viii leave SATURDAY, November 17th at IA Nj, from
the Companys wharf, in front of Jackson Square,
Freight will bereceived by this Line upon the OOmpanyS
Wharf all during business hous and the rates for
frsght passage will be low BY any other regular
line.
FOR freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM CREEVY, Agent,
53 CaroudeIet street, New Orleans
c. K. GARRISON, President,
Bowling Green street. New York
FOR NEW YORK..
BLACK STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
To sail on SATURDAY, Nov, H. at AM
E'0R NEW YoRK-THE SPLENDID STEAM
ship
Huntsville,
c. RYDER, Masto.
VIII leave as above from her wharf foot of Cont sire t.
Second District. ......... ....... ..
For freight or passage apply to ...... .
DAVID necoARD. l62 Common street.
FOR NEW YORK.
cRoMwELI's \. Z. AND n. Q. STEAMSHIP LINE
Tossail on SATURDAY, l7th inst, at 7AM
FoR NEW YORK-THE FAST AND REGULAR
George Washington,
E. V, GAGER Commander,
will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street. Second District
as above.
First Cabin Passage ......,............... $50.
ALFRED MoULToN,
..... Il carondelet street
FOR NEW YORK.
SOUTHERN LINE.
To sail on TUESDAY, Nov. 20, at P. NJ
FOR NEW YORK-THE FAvoRrrE AND
| Unknown steamship
Victor,
G. GATES Commander,
leave above from her wharf foot of St Louis street
Second District,
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
GEO. A, FOSDICK,
50 Camp street corner Natclez street
Agents in New YOrs c. H MALLORY & co. This seaDcr
discharges cargo at Pier H. North River.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Four very entertaining sanserit works are an
nouneed as .,in the press Tho titles 9f the new
books are given as under--Swapautsch schakschavi.
mahamantfastotra aTrigunatmi ikalikastotra, =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 'Sankarehtatschat-
rthivratodyapana,n and 4Anantatscbatufdariy-
ratakatha,8
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Paris letter saws: q Agriculture is to have q
sfge share iii The Universal Exhibition oil 1857 and
the Imperial commission has Just come to a de-
cison which deserves every publicity, III order to
give full scope to experiments with Agricultural
Instruments the lie dc Biilapeourt has been hired:
y nni more than twenty-five nlinutes' distance
1goia the Camp de Mars. and contains twenty-five
hectares Two and al half acres each.l The ground
mas been laid ont in sueh way as TO e1hlplt the
principal divisions Of rural ilabor; the first Rlll be
sallotied tafafm work done with machines; the.
aeaond 20 agricultural implements for sowing and
4eaptAg, and worked as well by steam as by ami
NAL p0Wef ID the third viii be exhibited speci-
mems 81 natural and artificial meadows, Of drain
age w8sSs Of surface and snhsoit irrigation. and
ElgnHtia iii tiiferent ways; the fourth will be de-
Foleas0 the culture Of beetroet potatoes, and
other FOOT crops and the eth to specimens OF PEI
gAlaF shraha.t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
RED RIVER.

Ipnve an Nnv at5
F1ovr yEFFEssGy nIssET,T, .FNR iTFFER.
SON ShTeve6ort psn Eeore = Il Manrire 60 AN
Red El1er-Tie 10y wstsr packet Letns NO Z, jas SHED
VII, ~ ] ooii ao'en stH WI WI lsaVe US apoNe fo
GE0 @ D }, HIGE GI,,ii L lsh9,npitoulas NJ street.
privilege Of freshipping
yLE9lNlos =. DENTAEL Advertising Agent.
Leaves on THURSDAY the 18Th Inst at5pM
h0k JEFFEI Pm, SHREFEP0RT GRAND
and SlI 5 ' in5 n ~ 'te @ @ NoT4"4 @ 81 6arplns
Lady Grace, i ". Hammond master, d a. Green
apply on n H9sr4, " IA " u
CELLos i GWARfSEY, IS tBIe5Giat 5te.t aresf rafSs
YlR6INius 9. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
Leaves on THURSDAY, l5tb inst
FOE JEFFERSON, sHREVEP0RT. GRAND
4 Ec9Te, r. Maurice, Got'le Aexgndra EGrmans Bar.
packet In = y u + ~ y Fj e "4seT T
leave as above For eisht sPpy board,
The Caddo Is paeFe q drgs E9a1 onI elye
VlRGINIUS G. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
Leaves an WEDNESDAY 14tI, ir.t at 5o,oIocs ~
FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT-FOR JEFFEE.
son, SareHeRoTs GrHgd Eegre AlezanGra Norman,s
@ 6aFonn m s. anu al hlerheSS m anai4fs on II kiyer-Ihe
Groves clerk will leave as above For freight Of passasea
ply On oo1'u' y mo r D0rrr.s ,ot ,,on,,,n
sINN0TT L ADAMS 23 Commercial Place
GEO b. HITE il Tch6Gpoalas street.
- ' S5@s1Sl92 :. pl.S Sl1EL, Aaxs[Llsns . - cent
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Nov. II, at 5P. NJ
N,
Ecore, st. Maurice Cotie, Aexapdria Normans Bar
peFe cuba John & sdats master vii leave q aGoys
Sof lFeiGa5 m &np95Fg " Pa2Sgs aTPT P 42tra
Tbs C,IIho is iLi5f ~ it % i+
and stYndg Al i, Hi i,s3fro ,3c,, SFicts ' - ~ 7"''
gIRGTNiIiS q DFSTZFi Advartlsng sgen,
- 1---- H
NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT TEN DAY EX.
PRESS PASSENGER PACKET,
t-SN,ea - y " ' nL1IlNL-9DAi' l3ti @ INST hto = n
ENOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND BAYOU, CAMP
r te, Grand Ecore Montrouery NnEth nf Cane Riypr
Co1a A,axo,dria Nrr,s7-s anI R,rrin., 1,nifn,s ,I
all intermediate landings on Red ryerThe fast sidewbeel
passenger packet
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Master; NJ. N. CARPENTER,
Clerk
FoE tsSP or apply on ooara
w.M sURLS. % Canal street.
The Mttie Stephens will take freight for Jefferson with
1'''"es0 =, lT'nplrs, l , ,,..,u.
: s21.A -179-.s
n A''''-
SATURDAY WEEKLY PACKET.
leaves ~ EhA SAEohDAA' at . p NJ
S1S az sIf er Ins g III, JEEEERS0E ALEE An
class dispatch passenger steamer
Navigator,
KoUNS, Master; TRUSLOw, Clerk.
ami, le G 'nfouSh-F9" pa{T to5 tRp2Ggh oS and tickets
% common on stfeet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Iist of Dispatches remaining at the telegraph
oliiae for want of proper address Dr. Calder
wood AIrs, A A. Gushing, Capt. I. Foote, Mrs.
4. G. Mason, .. g. MeIean. Alex. Sinnott
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
ArsIvaIs . the rrInelaal Hotela.

n Esiyer News On the aegenth page OF to.
da5ss nnper.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

FATAL AgaIpEgT We learn from the Union
Springs {Aia.) Times that Mr. p I. Napier, OF
tast place was suddenly killed On Thursday of last
weak. He was riding wish a brother, and stopped
hy tie roadside 10 ent 4 switch. Not having The
Feias III haBd, his horse gallaped of Through
tae woods, and before he could recover them,
shregz hin against d tree He was go serlensly in.
5aEef tAas he died while being conHeYedto house
neaf by
.Lhana 80 Ai.l.taAr, fall atNIaa for Ialies lats
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

IL & s
ST CHARLES H0T TELL Hidden, q w Roby,
Baltimore; Grr r. Jennings ana wife, Nashville;
J8PowleY, A AL Weir, & Iohnson New York; hi
Hefasa, Miss ii M Greenwood md wife. citg: i B
slgsp, Yieksburg; q H Perrin Ohio; q Ireger
eity;s q Bsemmer. New Yark; i IA Strause Bos-
ton: @ @ Van Anken, New York; Jas Felix, John
Felix mad wife. South CaroliHa & % Clark Ohio;
] Il Cookery, city; Jas n Vetress, Jr, la; Gen
Higgins, liss Mary Higgins, Alexandria: S Hianes,
g 4 9aan, Idaho Territory; 9F West Ia,
gf'hY H0 IEiL.--G MeYege, La;.J Robinson; J
Br@oEs. Atehafalaya; T. Nichols. . 3 Chapman,
Mis5siW a Brown and wife; r j Niyison, N u; ]
Web5, Tenn; M Sanahurst, Brookhayen, Miss; NJ Z
lehman city ! w, Shelby ViokshRFg; p G Cot
m4n ana VIE. Texas; II 4 Tillman DO; Il Hill.
4 R q Barrett, Marshall, Texas; nv Weldon, Selma
Ala. RsY Ilr Dalyell, Shreveport; = Rusenbaam,
Cincinnati; w 3P schluterf ] y Pinekard, city: A IL
i llIsI do; 2 Fl Hamilton, Miss; j Muse, city; b
EIGHTY, C0yingtpn; Il Stein, Galveston
ST JAMES H0IEL-sW w Jamray, ] T Wat
son, y Watson, Rodney. Miss; S "A Drake. J NJ
Drake, r = Cononoy, Tex; ] r Hull, B Koparl
Miss; ] Il Thompson, Miss Laura Thompson, z e
Ghessmans Brookhaven; II G Compton, 0pelousas;
r Lee, n X; IN II Mullins Pine Ridge, Miss; 7 U
Macon, Baltimore; Wiley Jones and son, Crystal
springs, Miss; r. w Millsap, BFookhayen; G
Palmer. y 7 Palmer, San Francisco; j Wood, W
Sanford, Memphis; j Waters, NJ Kopperl and wife.
a PARISH saa4F Feston: A Norton, Hiss; John
StoYer. Canton r T Asp, Van Vinson, st
mary IRiiss ~ f3uekIEls "A lor0 4HI ia 2 EaEioI
city; Il Lloyd, Pensacola; 4 + Nolan, Ia;J S
Park garrolton, Miss, G w. champion, Green's
sboro, Ga; Il o Parker, q S A Mrs DIR AIlen
Shreveport. La Z S Tabb Tex A H Parish
Austin; u 4Veith Rusk /, Tex j Williams Bastrop
Tex; DR. B B Barnett, Clinton, La; 81 Nusom,
(olfad. Tex; w II Balzelle, Tex; NJ R Lees $ A
0obh ] DGnn, II Butler, city; Kerfer
MOBILIZE
BT. LOUIS HoTEI--J w Bailster and wife. j
D Murison and wife, city; IA g Thomas, Natchez
% Mailman, N K; W r Greene ] n Jackson,
8citg: w Chapman and family N. K; A s.
MITCHELL summiks Miss; G Dexter, n Y;.J Thomp-
sQns Maryland; R D Jennings Texas; II II Sander
son, Miss: ~ NJ Randolph, city; J Crookes, 81
Louis; g KnoHlton, city; u II Walsh and family,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP UoMfANY'S STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
LOUIS WILLIE.

Leayes on FRIDAY Nov. 10, at Pm,
NEW ORLEANS CAIRO AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD
LINE PACKET
FOE AoV1sVrhLf-THE SUPERIOR PAssES,
ger packet Henry -Ames,
t L. CRAWFORD, Master GEO a. WILLIAMS, CLERK,
lleave for Louisville Cairo and Memphis above, con-
meeting with he airoad for all points North and East
The Henry Ames viii take esht for Nashville via JUhnBeu-
yiie packets and Nashville and Northwestern Railroad.
JOHN A. STEVENSON, 5 Front street
VIRGlN4US Y. DENIAELl, AdVertlslng Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

FOR RIO JANEIRo-To SAIL THE brn DECEMBER,
POSITIVELY.
EOR RIO dANEERO-THE FINE, FAST-SAIL
a ing, AL British schooner FnvOriGe, - master,
having part of her engaged aud passengers will
leave as above The applications for freight passage
he made before the lst Of December will be receiver
after that date For balance of freight passage apy
j, NJ. ORIOL, 80 Natchez street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
LAVOURCHR.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at ~ A. NJ and FRIDAY
p, N.
Steamer J. NJ. SHARP-A. nUGAS Master; JOS DAL.
FERES. GleCs.
ENOR TAEghDDE \ u * WHILE, FATNTCQURT
vile Napaieonvie. DonRi,onvie, and all intermediate
GoAst Landings, will leave regularly as above
The J. NJ Sharp will give particular attention coast
freight passengers. For raghtorpasage apply board
J. 5, RELF TchuupitOnlAs street
The J. NJ Sharp win regularly every "trip with the
steamer Thos POWELL and will take freight through to
VIRGINIUs c. DENT2EL, Advertising Agey.t,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

ghsrs 10 eighteen fan styles for ladies' hats,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Forming Regular Semi Weekly Line of Fine Ocean Steam
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

FOR NEW WORK DIRECT.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
THE MARKETS

fCsgofuuy reported ior 1ns TTIBc2'sl - ..
SATUIsDAv, Dec. %. 1888
ASHES are without chance. the demand . moderate ve
qr9te 9t y % Tor Fot9 ana tlqslt ~ ioI Ieaie ,
any quoted change go prices the sales embrace 449 bags 5
day We have adycs RON RIO de Janeiro to e 2Sa o o'n
be but yet 5e IeWs BAD 70 Peee DE eee. tpcl g -
- 300 bags stock 1000 bags prices as ioiowf 5pe ST.
nor 630a6=sJf Superior s7eya tzio0 gote i.s,s -
onds 36JJa3=a)O The following yessls had s' tc1 New-
York Angels with 42l3 bags; Veiyren, with hC bags
NSfy Bond 500 bafs Mocue. Ia'0 lers Brcn-n 5o10
bass For Bii:naTe Edehsratte zeo bars Ade o- ~
haFa FGvOr.le. 4,3l bags For Ntvore 80 Ncu of WiA
Ton Fa5Ty wh o9 6p-s CleaTe md -e,tyfa s-a. used
eritfe for NoN-Xcgk 6J bags i1-, 600 ena feutpaia
5000 both lol NeS tlll'us Lo.1i1f er NeS,A91i ere
nero $50 bags, Irs,eaei 44,O as Ansl 400 tsl 4.A
ton Roads Lark, 2G.5 bags Ior 6avestoa AL8-, 2AsO1
CDPPER-Tle market Is uTse.esd ald lower s.a, q
10000 los at 2ao os Janusry de' ss repoiic1 On '1e
C0TTON-Tbc demand has been or'era-s and pIsos are
c2aT but close somewhat tnstiief enc tAi i.iilr ~
$50 or AilddEng yphncs 70 5'lc 's DO Ne"-oi---A @'
flour AND AiEAI,-,Sncc our revles Of welqeaday We
grades Of Western iul sta,c Fio spec ll-vc ho - Atre
T5 !, OBJ; Trade aad Fa1iiS sI sovlr td a.
irregular prices rcce-yers gsnei Pave felst TO i.i .5
in oul stock inducing much conaoaoe ea some sp'iEr IN
3iry Il, l.T S1.t , ,eo. esoy 80, Ss 1,, y t e
receipts ot l.ous ue int week hhc H hhodi s1 b-.'t
sioet Is irrgs The 7ade eas5 vel .,oc.e na a's-
purchased fffsr than uHfai a-tt o'4 p .rtf tP
nor g.Or.su.s 80 tsfirleI r~ttt ft0, 20 a''ul
10000 L1lA which vA tte m raoslu t pfos.' l4lt De-
-rssrel 81 small ~. sp3. Hoe. .l ia. .at 3. --
laJrs s. iaucA .e.s tn usual iI iere So ie.'" ~ tfI
more stcsl-e.s %, Consequence . -t.0 Do i.. @ t's
sll aalue in ao. aage .ttsial Ie LiH- of i ..-,ra
srho buginos5 fDl eXIer has bcgu lF-tlit -l5 -ii,
cudug 400 b - l9I,q 500 e1s 70 as't1 -i..-.H sl
Tho West Iudss and - bids 90 o briish &rDllt To-
da thc basAoe has te5 elrtJ L-liet a4d ~ c - ses
medium grades FANNY tIaUd lo r@S ololrl ana are
st,sdy tAs sales Z.JO bids. % s. sDsJ ~ Joy al@tc
ssute. sls aJ Jat iCr S01 L&a tsi stV -ol We 10Y
prales OF Wesier, Extra go .uDsi !0 A4flg ~ oi ~
asa foT Trade do s.I Qi3 lD c. NltV-M l1i-a el4
sl3 500t 6 u for ST. I1u E1uas Cau.a fAaT D. Inactive,
I'D STEADY: sales Of 100 0u at $50 l3 ic ir ~ goJo L1
chance sae OF ~ Dis at Ell a0l6s 70 Tor common 20 ty
Flua BamQre agd Colny and tla q ais 500 Trade aut
F9siv Extras Kgo Flour is l.n bug qucti SAFES OF 20
MIA nj 80 1JGt7 a. Corn M3l j. steady sales oi .Jl l
TcIey At s5 lOes5 ~ Bu,Lpll Flor b h'arT az - goa
! 3 ,O- a. 100 r-.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
11rr ernnR NlAnrrrs

CosrywAw Dee 22Beccipt ai iiil ace aGo 81 Rccyes
9e2i Sheen and Ti Hogs About 20 Of tlc Catr
taken 20 Hudson City and Onchnudlcih' ior retailing. the
balance cold here 8t 3t Gl5c .D no ny 90 f4 te There
has been sir demand for good cattle bat thin stock sells
slowly Butchers hang back or Will he Immense am0lnt OF
poultry on the market with dccille 90 pork they cpaie
ri trade in any bat prime beef Tie 1870 head reported Gt
Albany nearly 900 Of which looked iUr no Oneuudedh
st next Monday taken with several hundred from Ills place
and Hudson Cts incline butchers 90 lay 1M Some 80 head Of
Cattle were slaughtered at this place. Common Sheep
selling very slowly dccliac Of &c. or non g 60 %.
lot Of light hil Sheep out % &C. Some very no
Christmas Sheep brought &C. with - selected from drove Of
fat Ohio stock Sold ilc They ged 5 D each Ony
load OF sheep received this morning tho rest oil
sold and $50 were slaughtered here
The Hog trade dropping with @ cars over The NevJcrsey
Central road this morning 4 u whicl stopped here The only
sales made to-day az 7lc but thc hogs not strictly
prime averaging 225 ~ Dressed Hogs bringing ic09o,
with almost demand for the fresh trade Hogs saus altered
3J4 head for the week
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
- ExFoars I7 rRou SIT !, ls66, 10 DAVE.

GRAIN-Smce wednesday last Che demand for wheat Tor
muag purpuscs has been only 70 moderate extent ana ps
lave declined holders refused 10 5h h 'eN OF the
small stock oi really prime indc'd We do nOt remember sen
son past twenty years uhlu ock u lmt NAtat
was-sO small present supply g doubtless css than &syO
bush IS considerably below the probable wants ol our
iars leaving nothing for coastwise milling l our eatimDe
al fa took Of Wheat above incude rlOlt well Gs
store The exports o. he 90 4j luah against 5I
bush for the spoldirg week last keDhy choice
White is IN limited sapIB and Is held anc higher The sock
Of Wheat tic part Of tins state s very light indeed
but Cleveland they hold large supply chiefly sluug rom
the Upper Lakes this IL supposed Ul be WoiI TOT the ONO
ard SoaihWcsteIu trade Today The market D. Inactive, most
holders rlner IN their ylCWs miicis contend for
lower prices bat IN view Of Hc light and dlulnl8icd
stock tlere anxiety 90 realize. the sg.cs ure 4%O
lmsh. al e. 10 Chicago Spung. Barley
been in moderate demand chiefly for tHe home r1dei
poes hayo fucurcd but show Lice change ior tle week
TeexpOrt demand has fallen of tie rlpI decline IN gold
check ~ Tie inquiry ard the homo trade 3 been eht clos
ing dull snd nominal Barley Malt s dul at Sl JyNtl 81
bs Oits have been 10 active request the dcmnpd ~
part speculative but with rapid define n god and n Corn
bet CLOSING heavy for STATE nBd GA sc for
Chicago Indian Corn has been comparatively quiet Las de-
eHted rsld and has 1uotuotcd violently the uayOTnbe
nogs nom Europe aud marked decline IN Cod have increased
tie desire sell and do largo Abatement has been
made ht decline there s nqurp FOR ,1u and
notice considerable shipments non " hands Oar stock is
estimated 3J0lOOO bush, snd Is diminishing daily.
The exports Of the week @l00J bush. against
tA4lT bush tho corresponding week last y0lr.
To-day the market opened owc and nominal but closed frncr
with moderate deusnd 90 complete ARGOS sales u ~ 0J1
bush q 81 10 ZOE Western nike "a store and 81 II asked
aAoat and Jersey Yellow ai q oj0<l 05
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

Is lcssonry almost daily tqt ero s yery active dom,rd
Der us t..a o. ata mntai is SID sir -ai and bark
c,s irs 10 s.e more C0o lu t.-o-rrg tAln I1.
6c-ly Tfsss is no ehaogo however n rats Pmepal'rs
pas n atlo per cclt pr nuul. Mortgage loans go ftdy
az ll0psr cent parournm .'
TIE CMeintot c. -ete, Of Thursday, rcnay.s:
We hovc t1r,r1f o0n'rd c'o.a .ucr ~ a.fet vh
prospect o. aa l. g. .re t'r oil" .tt.r -'.'. 10
lot llsl.uI, 1 -r c.-I e.. d r.g ar- .et
ee.A u.-. l,. tt -- '..a
wos l2lO1bcaI rrdvo lcrfc ire sv TO la cau..fo Re
iu-y heavy dr-a9 a remainder OF Coo Boa I:e. o. .l'
po.tos b in DE oiG market money cout11a' = per cent
readily on le best names Exchange came u Freely to3
hlaLers here oEa in tic Interior who hayo Teen L'..
balances IN NcwlOTk iu anticipation OF Tie wants OF l-g
pork trade, having commenced ftAiT. AOnn4 l.iS 90 o.,
coartry exchange were bought o! lao discount e14 IT,
most paid by dealers, under any crcunsonces was 3Jc e
count willie iu sonc cases they drer at SOC discount
NcwYo eryciai ort loG.c7 bu VIC do see ony pros
pest OF this being continued unless oe produces sLo.r ,.-
bought Tas,cR eccorlt or 3e shme to TIC seLoaaa
There IS very little prodroo going forward no" 20 nh'
change
The pittsburgh, Fort woyno ondChicago Railroad Com
pany has declared quntuy dividend Of = per cent
The Fioh National Dank has declared . semi-ahau'I
dividend Of per cent
MORE ABOUT TIE B}EyO0Rr INSURANCE CO.
To ns Editor q 7zsN y Tyituns,
SIR Please give several Stockholders chance e u5e yogr
percent fatogs supposed 20 DO hand "aen L l
NcWlors, Dec % aIo'@Ao@DLD'
FIRST MORTGAGE BoyDs OF TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA
INTEREST At TEE RATE oP SIX PR CENT PR ANSUN' PAY
ABLE SYSTEMATICALLY, OK TIE Fr'sr DAY OF JANUARY
AND JULY.
PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN U. S. GOLD COIN
IN THE CITY or NEw-YOaK.
Amount oflssuo S732G, 900. 10 Coupon Boad OF $1,000
each
TIE Bonds hare Thirty Years 10 and are seeHred by
First Mortgage, constituting an absolute prior lien
on that portion Of the Road, Equipments, Franehse',
and Entire Property Of tte Central Pacific Raslroad
Company, located az de Stqte Of California and eE-
tending from Sacrcmepto Cdyto ms California STATE
Line, forming a part Of The GREAT PAcrFIc RAILEoAD
ROUTE, adopted and aided ty he UNITED STATES
GoyERSliySE
For Sale % per cent and accrued ntcreai from July
], in currency.
For further particulars apply 20 1900
Bankers and Dealers in United States and other desra-
bic securities, No. Gessau-si., New York.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
" PEP CENT INrrRreT

GIX PER CENT INTEREST,
~ FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX
MARKET SAVINGS BANK,
Nc. g. Nassau keoar fuitonffl , herYorh
lnieor deposits ccmmsc inl s,ilteY ths s ZAP
Of tie month ioAowing the Day iAe deroal,. ,
EHsRT r. coSEnro. sers:sry
TNHE INSTITUTION FOR TIE SAVINGS OF
Il NERCHANT8 CLERKS AND OTHERS no. 5iG Broadwsy
has dooi DIVIDEND dspo's emitted thereto ~ tie 1
Glowing f-te peg snuam; per ccut of 5e So 70 esd
and fTe per cent on nrscr s ff ogcrnrnent
u, 1855. MOSES u. OlISSELL. presiasztF
ASpEEv wAaSrr. Secretly 80 +,
E1HE NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK, cor6s1
a Of Iby9lr sd Eiettn Deposits Will be rece.rsf
from 10 % tai y; es1 m MONDAY "WEDNESDAY end SATiyA.
DAY EVENINGS, from g. Interest allowed lAs ae Of 8 s
cent, fee 0l Government tag.
JOHN HOOPER, Prssldssa
WILLIAMSBURG SAVINGS BANK, corner q
W South Third and FouratA Brooklyn. L. Dspor'ors ara
hereby rohed that 5eInLaugua Interest % ~ x PRa
CAI per aunu on M u oi 50 and npwlrd tat i lave
deposited three months s January next rsl
to pepoatoTs aeE DSDAY J-uosy a. fee ola G0vs1
men. tax.
Interest eslol M win be pas,s5 h tL credit Ct D'poo Il
principal Deposs made or before tho los, day Of Jaasy Nj
drav ntersst from tto ilL
Tho Bank open bu71s,s 6aty tsrny, hois sre.,
ed; Mo1day aud StudyI from ~ D. u sad e
TleilyI Wet4esilys thursday AID t1ys Go % urH
2ru. OEUAOE lACAAD. RrssidsnA
E,1aissrS Ma5ssT %bII; bsiso, Wee Presidents.
SAyCEL w. TaylLoa Secretary