New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-04

NEw York, Got, s. Evening Gold closed al
ISL Coupons Of 62, Il12 Of '65s I0s3 ;ef .64
!; Io-40's, 9gA sizes Of 's7, 1885; coupons 81
ss5. l1lA treasures, g08.
ghe steamships Java and Tarifa sailed today.
1ae former took out $4,000 in specie.
Cotton closed heavy at a decline Of II. ,da2c. I.
sales, 800 bales rnidalfng upiands 4lc.; mid.
aaang Orleans &c. Flour easier. wheat nominal
g zc.SDsc lower. Mess Pork at ssssass5. Lard
assifer at l6ac. .C0lslcs Sugar steady. Muscoyado
Z Aeac.eall2c Coffee quiet ana steady. Turpen.
ne 6sc.067c. Rosin s4 0o@ss 50. Texas
Dol 2sc.0s2cs
bALTIsfoRE, Kfp., Oct. 3.-FIour very firm.
ssneat steady. Corn tending upwards. Fla1seed
&ah and dropping. Provisions dull. Groceries
steady Gofse inactive. Whisky quiet.
LOUISVILLE Oct. 3.-sales Of 95 hhds. Of TO-
ssacco; market unchanged. Flour superfne
70 extra family $lI so. Prime red wheat
~ Corn in bulk SIC. Oats 4sc Pork
zo. Bacon shoulders 165c.; clear sides 2l3c.
q klLsle III lara n herces l7ac. Whisky 81 IS.
asssIsisATI, Oct. 3.Flour firm at SO 80 to SIS.
: II grades Of wheat frmer at s2T5@s2 S.. Corn
inner as stt4S4c. Oats dull at 40@45c. Whisky
arm af " ass in bond. Pork s32 75. Bulk meats
alTm and quiet at I4a@1sRc. for shoulders and
saidess Bacon steady at l84a2G3c. for shoulders
80 cleaI sides. Cotton firm at 406141c for mid
ding Holders are asking more Groceries steady.
sFFoId I47.
MfaiPHIs, Oct Thirteen eases Of cholera are
reported to-day, and nine deaths.
VEcKsBHRG, Oct. 3.--No arrivals TODAY. RIVER
ESaing. It. I
soEFHwEsT Pass, Oct s.-Nothing at all in
sIght Schooner Mountain Home sailed up this
afternooa. Nothing has transpired since morning
20 genOTf. WfuH 4gnst Tida 4and
~ IL
REBucT1oN or RATES ON nm JAcEsoN RA an
@oAR--We publish to-day notice f,om superin-
Gendent vi Williams which viii please not only our
country friends on tile line Of The Jackson road,
put city merchants who send merchandise over
4Ae line. The freight on cotton, -four, sugar, mo-
aasses and several other things is reduced as per
sent, and on corn, hay oats, etc., 39 per cent
AAe reduction takes place at once, and ali who
wish 70 get tariff Of the reduced rates can do SO
oy application at No. IA Carondelet street. We
are glad to see the board Of directors take this
step, believing that the read viii lose nothing by
atle reduetion while the business Of the city win
ahereby be much increased
THE AUCTION HousE oF GARpSER sslrrH. YE1sER
~ Go.-EEeryboay in New Orleans knows Or
ought 70 knew, Gardner Smith, tile auetioneer--
appropriately styled the N Old War Horse.'' IA
.
zlareAlltiie descendant, in the direct line, from
tdase famous auction houses Of the olden time,
sseard 4 5fay, and , a. Beard & Co., it may be-
ssaselg said that what he doesn know about the
zaetion business in New Orleans is not worth
a1uasring. His card which We publish III our ad,
slsEfisng columns to-day, contains an honest and
asAHaid e2position Of his business facilities, show
9Hg systematic division Of labor among his |
partners, clerks, and employees, and the general
@Finciples upon which heproposes to conduct his
ness during the present season. An old citis
zen Of high standing4 an Old merchant of unifn-
aseachable integrity. and an old auctioneer with
asa extensive knowledge of the city and the &
seoples If Is not matter Of surprise that on his
Eetal to the city last year be should at once have
gotten into good business. We may say gener-
aaiy 70 all persons having anything to dispose of
~ suction that they can rely upon Gardner
Smiths giving It his best attention.