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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CANT STREET,
Friday Morning, August 3, 1856
We quote !;

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 81 CANT STREET,
Friday Morning, August B 1866
Yesterday, about P NJ, came the much needed
rain, and from the appearance at this time of
writing it looks if it intended to continue some
time.
Business was exceedingly dull on the levee.
The Starlight did not leave as advertised. She
will leave this evening.
The Vieksburg, from Ouachita River, and Mittie
Stephens, from Red River, both arrived yesterday.
They are receiving, to leave again positively to-
morrow evening.
The Louis Dor, from Red River Fashion, from
Vickshurg, and the Luminary, Henry Ames and
Continental, from St, Louis, had not arrived up to
the time OF our leaving the landing. They will no
doubt be found ready TO receive this morning, to
leave again as advertised.
We return our thanks for favors to the officers
of steamers w, H. Osborne, j. NJ. Sharp, Mittie
| Stephens and Vicksburg.
| The w. H. Osborn viii lay up for a few days.
/ due notice will be given when she will commence
10 receive freight.
CLIPPINGS FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
| ST. LOUIS, July 3O.-No rain; dry and dusty
hot as the Sahara desert. River falling steadily.
Nine, or eight and half feet water to CailO.
The Upper Mississippi fell as rapidly as it rose
| twentY-tight inches water between St Paul and
! Prescott; only four feet hence to Keokuk, and we
4 are Obliged to expect some more stern-yYheelers
| soon running in the keokuk trade. There are two
| at present. The Illinois river rose all the way
| from Peoria to the mouth from heavy rains The
/ BCil6 vi IlhD I6hullioS blps AOuh4 10 Naples,
/ and the chartered steamer Bertha is Withdrawn.
Missouri river is falling all the way from the noun
tains to the mouth. Business is fair for the sea.
son. Missouri river boats have really good trips
| both ways. Dull and low to Cincinnati. The
| Cora s. is loading for that stream.
About forty steamers are laid up in this vicinity
and about eighty are running constantly to and
| from this port. The Arkansas is falling, with
three and half feet to Little Rock. White river
| is falling, with eight feet to DuyalPs Bluff.
The wreck of the steamer MAGNOLIA was sole
/ Saturday at public auction. George r. Filley
bought the hull foz $3.50. The boilers, six ii
number, were sold to Belcher's Sugar Refinery To-
| $1,000, John Riley bought the shafts Tor SllGD
These shafts cost originally over SO, 900 and wer
not damaged by the fire. The balance Of th
/ wreck was bow ght by various partie4.
The great Ruth, Captain John Dable, will leav
tomorrow evening for New Orleans. The fat
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oarseaEr orFioR, No 81 CAMr sYRESE,
Thursday Evening, August 2 1866 :
The features of the movement in financial circles
To-day was further decline in rates of Gold and
of Foreign Exchange. The Gold market opened
Eat at yesterdays closing figures, and the an
nouncement by telegraph at an early hour Of
downward tendency in rates at New York, soon
caused a corresponding feeling here. Prices
fell of fully a@l y cent, when reac
ton was effected by a speculative move
ment, and the actual reduction at the close Of
business, as compared with yesterday quotations,
was exactly % cent. The market was amply
supplied throughout, and the actual sales for the
day comprised $4,000 at l4A2, $1,000 at las, $1,000,
$1,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at l454, 5000 and
$4,000 at 1851, $4,000 at 145t, $4,000 at lA5s and
$4,000 at l49. Sales Of Silver included $1,000
American halves at 1919, $1,000 do. at 1876, and
1000 Mexican dollars at 1881. We now quote Gold
ct I45t0I45A, and Silver at l34@lS6 for American
coin, and l4761l49 for Mexican dollars
FoRErGN ExoHANGE-0 Owing to the depression
in rates of Sterling and Francs at New York, as
advised by telegraph, and to material increase
in offerings here, accruing from heavy shipments
of cotton on planters account, quotations have
fallen off to-day, and we have revised our figures
to correspond with the actual variation in rates.
The sales since our last included 9l5O00 at l443@
I45a, ali sold by one party; 460o, $1,000, $1,000,
f27Oo, $4,000, $4,000, and $4,000, at 1866 for sixty
day clear bills; 92o0O five days at l57, and 4l2OO
bank sterling at Isl; $4,000 and 100000 CONNER
cia francs at s.60f., and s5,OOOf. private do. al
S.5Of The closing rates this evening were l60@l6l
for bank Sterling, l54b@155a for Clear Bills, 1880
l54 for Bill Of Lading Bills, S.55@S.50f. for banl
Francs and 3.65@s-6Of. for outdoor Francs.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE is no alteration 0
any kind to refer 10 in the movement under thi
heading. The market is moderately supplied wit
commercial offerings, and the demand is restricte
at all of the banks at previous figures. The pun
,chases by banks and bankers to-day have bee
confined to $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and 800
New York Sight at / U cent. discount, 5000
ID. at 1 % cent. discount and $4,000 sixty days
do. at Ii a cent discount We continue 10 quot
discount to par at bank, and 49l y cent. di
count on the street for sight checks on the Nortl
ern cities.
DScuRREET NoTRs AND sEouRlTIEs-The onl
ISLE Of uneurrent notes that we have heard Of +
day was $500 jackson Railroad change notes
Tiac. q dollar. Sales of securities included thr'
shares City Railroad stock at price that has n
transpired, and $4,000 City Bonds to railroad
with September coupons attached, at So. oper
zion at the Brokers' Board are still partially su
pended, and the following, which is CORE
transcript Of the Official report, comprises Il
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gomnrerrial 9ntfIIigeltfe.
OsEsaENr oTrIoR, No. "a CANT SIRE
Th7rsiay Fvanfng AupTIst 9 l96l

OsEs1RNr OTrIoB No. "a CAMP STREET, /
Thursday Evening, August 1866 :
CoTToN-The market has been quiet but firm to-
day. In the morning there was good demand
predicated upon lower prices but upon what
ground decline was looked for, nobody could
tell. Be this as it may, however, the general feel
ing among factors is to await still higher figures,
which they confidently predict at an early day. and
therefore it is hardly necessary to add that Cotton
Of good staple and in even running lists is still
very firmly held As heretofore, however, holders
Of small and inferior lots who may feel anxious to
close out occasionally sell at irregular rates. and
buyers, on that account, claim that the former
have been more willing to accommodate them to-
day than for several days past. But this does not
affect the general tone Of the market, which con
tinues firm, however. And previous quotations
have been fully maintained since our last. The
sales to-day barely reached 1000 bales, divided
among seven brokers; and the market closed
steady 27@29c. for ordinary, Sl@33c. for good
ordinary, s4036c. for low middling, and S7@38c.
for middlng.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept lBt ls66-bales. $3.50
Received since yesterday. -
Received previously.
826,3ls
Exported since yesterday MISUNDERSTANDING. 564
Exported previously
Stock on hand and On shp0oard not cleared 0'
Inc exports are exclusively lor DosIoh
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-I nave oeem ny =, =
ceipts from the coast SINCE yesterday lnere naS
been some niue inquiry 1o'aas' pu' 'he ualisae
tons are enureiy IN me loFeign Prouuouons'
which are as follows, VIZ: :" mus GoniLlon 70 70
lalr Porto RICO sugar anu ~ mus u pLlme 70
choice CUBA sugar on private terms ana o. % b
CUBA renohed Molasses ON similar terms. pealerS
are doing small fetall business at 49, lo4s@lOao'
alr 10 prime, and lfC3lfse, 1oF yellow ana whlI le
CHARMED. CUBA helasses IS retaining al ooc' u
gaLoh'
toBAooo-neS peen very quiet to-day. Inc
stoch On nana - anu nolaeis aFe qu,te nFn
IN their prices AZ Agoe lof low refused light $50
0Sc lor neasy 10, 'e''v. iof sOoa oo 9egllc' iol
common ieal, l1Csioe Ios ian w. o loSol'o. tol
gooa oo.' l's9i''' I've AIis u''' anu A'SD4S'' "
fer choice
FLoUF-IheFe mas Deeh ah llnploSeu uelian
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1mports xe.terday.
Rese,pts Of produce yesterday.

ST L0UIS--Steamer W H Osborne-l00 bxs of
starch 20 kegs butter 20 bxs cheese Pessou-30
bxs cheese 100 bxs starch to Adams &co-3
crates cabbage 67 bbls onions IS bbls potatoes to
F Mahan--220 bbls potatoes go do onions to Geo
Martin-4S bbls meal 100 bhls -four G Messenger
&co-6 pkgs mdse do meat Sinnott Adams
tcs bacon So bxg bacon SO fkns butter SO bbls pork
81 do onions 81 bbls potatoes ZIG SKIS corn M Dru-
han--7Tl SKIS corn $50 bbls -four Horrell, Gayle q
co--5O ties lard 10 ties hams so csks meat Vose Bros
"a bbls potatoes bXs eggs $50 SKIS corn Stanard
& Slayback-28 pkgs mdse De Bow &co-S4 bXs
cheese Schneider d Zuberbier-326 bxs starch to
smith & McKenna-l bales cotton Conner SEEK,
ass crates cabbage Miller & Meyers do Q Bal
lestere-275 bhls -four $50 SKIS brap Prudhomme q
Ellett-l6 bbls oil P SturteYant--3Q do II tics lard
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Exports Yesterday.

BOSTON Steamship Kensington-ll65 bales of
cotton 80 bales wool 1877 rolls leather 1900 slaves
5Sl hides Al csks metal pkgs mdse
MARSEILLES- Ship South AmeriCa-839 hhds
tobacco 1880 slaves
BOSTON-Brig American Uniou-399 bales cot
ton 81 do paper stock 40 bales wool 453 bbls -four
Al carboys rolls bagging and sundres
MOBIIIE-Steamer Sarah-l000 SKIS corn 40 bbls
pork Is bhs molasses hhds sugar
ST LoUIS-Steamer Mississippi-l248 bxs su-
gar and sundTies
MOBILE-Steamer Blue Wing No 3-l6 bbls of
molasses l6 SKIS coffee 10 bbls sugar bbs whisky
and sundries
MATANZAS-Mx schr Isabelita-500 SKIS corn
$50 SKIS oats $50 SKIS bran 80 empty bbls 80 do hhds
MATAMOROS-Mx schr Trnidad-l00 bbls of
whisky 10 bbls flour 81 kegs lard and snndries
GALVESTON-S FIorida--60,00O feet lumbr
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Narine 5nteHi9ente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP STREET, !
Friday, August 8, 1866 :

CREsUENr OFFICE, No "a CAN'T STREET,
Friday, August 3, 1866
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Kensington, Hedge, for Boston,
Creeyy, Nickerson &co
Steamer Sarah, Blakeslee, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Blue Wing No 3, Little, for Mobile,
Master
Steamer Mississippi, Hurd, for St Louis, Master
Ship South America, BYRD, for Marseilles,
Creevy, Niekerson Geo
Brig American Union, Smith, for Boston,
A FOsdick
Nix schr Isabellita, Montarde, for Mantanzas,
PUG Bros
Nix schr Trinidad Mestralet, for Matamoros,
L Joublanc
schr Florida, Adams, for Galveston, I'm Pike
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LAFOURCHH.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURCHE PACKET
ONCE A WEEK
Leaves every SATURDAY at GA NJ
Steamer j. N. SHARP-HENKY sThECki Master, JOS
DALFERES, Clerk.
TNOR THEBODA UAV11LE, PAIETCOURT
Il VILE Napoeonyille, DonsdsonVe and all intermediate
coast iandngs-Will leave regularly as above,
The j. NJ Sharp will give particular attention to
freight passengers and will continue in the trade pers
nently. For freight passage apply on board.
Shippers all cases responsible for the payment
of freight ]. S. RELF, TChOupitoulRs street.
VIRGINIUS c. DENTlEIl Advertising Agent
The j. NJ Sharp will take all freight through to Lockport
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IA FACT FOR HIsroRY. In his address ct Nor
folk, last Saturday night, upon rebuilding the
shtlrebes IF the South, ex.Goy Wise stated that
more than twelve hundred churches had beer, been
t1e war; in addition to the vast numbers that
had been polluted, defled defaoed ia, and Inn I'm,
+out Of ten, more likely in nineteen cases out of
twenty not particle Of necessity military o., Of
,diabolism, Yet the men who did it have been
held up to the world by those who hop9 5 them
on from the pulpits and the presses OF the North,
al christian Warriors---as a Bible reading and God
fearing raceas the leaders and exempaGs Of the
,poIicy founded on great moral ideas" with end
less balderdash Of that kind; Twelve hundred inbred
as an enduring evidence of the spirit that actuated
the hordea against which, for resides and affairs,
we contended.-f Richmond Wing.
The steamship Kensington, Capt. Hedge, sailed
last evening for Boston, with full freight and the
following passengers:
Miss Messe smith, Mrs McGunn, Mr.. A. Tenny, Mrs.
Chambers and son and others
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ITO ADVERTISERS.

Parties Orleans wishing to ADVERTISE in VieEs
burg Daily will find 1t benefit patroniEe the
VlCKSBURG JOURNAL,
published by Messrs. j. W. and E. B KlNSLEX
BY recent of the City Council it has been asF mated
the
having the LARGEST CIRCULATION, and only p mar m The
State taking the Associated Press news repOrta
SenGtoT copy
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JrrrEnsor CRY, Auggst 3. 1866.

JEFFERsoR 0rTx, August B. 1866.
Arrived yesterday-3O3 Texas Beeyes, and 50
Calves and Yearlings. Sold-19O Texas Beeves
liz Calves and Yearlngs, 81 Hogs, and 81 Sheep.
Stock on sale-.1432 Texas Beeyes, 936 Calves and
Yearlings, "a Hogs, 5O47 Sheep and % Mich Cows.
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THA NATCHEz DEaIOCRAT.

The TrWeeky Democrat published every Tuesday Thurs.
day and Saturday mornings, at 50 per annum ItisR
GOOD MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS,
having general circulation in the city and country
The Weekly Democrat Family newspaper published every
Monday morning at S. per annum
J. BENZ. CHANDLER No. a GRrondele street, New Or
leans authorized agent the city Orleans an
portion Of Louisiana and Mississippi bordering IL
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad.
MEAD B0TGO.
Publishers and Proprietors, Matches, Mi
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OPELOUsAR.

Leaves Every SATURDAY, at 5 O'Clock P H.
EHOR OF EI.O USAS, WASHINGTON, PORT BARRE
n mouth Bayou Rouge, ana all intermediate landings
Bayou Courtabeau Atchaaaya and Mississippi vers-The
fine Acknowledgements steamer CleOna o. q. Pickett
master J. b. Schmit clerk, will leave above Returning
will leave Washington every WEDNESDAY MORNING, nj
10 o'clock Particular attention paid to coast business For
freight passage apply board foot of ST
VLR0INIUS G. DENTZEB, Advertising Agent
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Arrived Yesterday.
mo arrivals from sea reported.l
STEAMBOATS,.
w H Osborne, Rogers, from St Louis.
Mittie Stephens, Langhorne, from Jefferson.
j M Sharp, Streck, from Thibodaux.
Ycksburg, Tobn, from Trenton.
A Brown Queant, from Fort Jackson.
Live Oak, Bassett, from Fort Jackson.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GALVESTON--AcI DIAN OLA.
FOR GALVESTON lNplANoi'A AMI 1'A ava
MoNSAN - ~, ,,.,,,-ns,
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON
r.,at Nv b,. steamer II rndIonola and Lovaca
Freight for Indsno aud ayaca ghterage the
ne Ia nTsssre siiewbseI stessbp AM la
Harlan,
VIII leave az above from the foot of St Joeph street
r"f iFe'sN' OF passage apply ' " T. HARRIs Agent
ed at sof be SP 4 aies
Goa on il metal PaGE ssge oag third dav for be
above ports.
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NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, AND HAVANA
To sail on SATURDAY, August lthr at 6li O'Clock P n
THROUGH TICKETS TO NEW YORK, 500
EOR NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, KEY WEST
AND HAvANA-The magnificent ocean steamship
Liberty
Balm, Commander,
Of tie Baltimore and Orleans Regular Line, will sail
from her wharf foot of Fourth District
uay as above carrying United States Mails and ticket
ing passengers through to New York,
For Speed safety comfort this steamer Is unsurpassed
Her cabin is spacious saerooms elegantly furnished
combining all the modern improvements,
sateroOms can be application at the Office of the
Agents.
No freight received after Il o'clock day Of sailing
Freight Philadelphia and through bills of adng
signed therefor.
For freight or passage Havana Baltimore apply to
WITHkRSPoOE Il HALsEY,
% Carondelet street
CREEYY MCPHERSON d CO.,
Corner Ciravier and CarUndelet streets
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yluksBURG AND HATUHkZ PALKET FASHION.
every SATURDAY, at . p II.
EIOR DONALDSANVILIsE, PLAQUEMINE
Il Hudson, Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara Fort Adams Nat
chez, Waterproof S. Jossph Rodney, Grand Gulf WaHenon
New Carthage and VicksburgThe magnificent passenger
steamer Fashion P, D. Pratt MASTER l. Shaw and F. L
4 LudTgsen clerks will leave above For freight pas
sage apply Cd hoard. JAS BUTLER CO.,
Is anu II Fulton and II and 10 New Levee street.
VIREINlllS q. nENTNEl. AdyertisinR Asenl
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27
FOR SALE.

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-AuGAlUck-RAFRRoaps-.oSs..a..-- - AyThursday May itE, 1s6S, FSiS S;,y ,na as fOllows:L q !f I-'.1 - A'SsNs Viu run i,a. soiNe W. NosTu Lsase Br&kv.n M tor Winsted, conpectiaS Vfts th. | "a tfAih from NeS York ,aAA e4th the la oo uom ner Haven, end cenAectinR d WatcrL, ny ~lth Train Co end from Hsstford.
 i,oo o0 n A. ?. Freight Train for Winssed.
 t'S0 E. A Mixed Traia for WaterLury o:2o p:.A For Winsted. connecting with ,h. e.0o 0o F. N, Train from New York, and m, o-oo P. N: Train from New Haven. and Wat., nury with Frainifroml Hartford. ' rr.as asaps e. "aterSarg ,g for the, North.-12.Os
 7. Ss Ss P.a. Freight Train for winstcd. | a;0e PH. For Winsted
 :. GoINa SouTn-LtapS W;os,,J |. on rreight Train for Bridgeport, o-4o A. M. For Bridgeport New yo,t ,,.,, New maven, connecting at Watstbnry ,s;,I train for Hartford "nt :, 2.l0P, n- For Bridgeport. New yort m t,e;. neM f maven, T connecting at Waterbury will
 .71' Leass Waterbury ter Me So,ah S.O5 A; M. Mixed Train for Bridgeport. N.x 1 York and New Haven. NI~ I Haven. a''t t-a VI! A"u Ns" | .8.35 A. M. Freight Train for Bridoenor, | S.46P. M For Bridgeport. New Yori a,d New Haven. ..s'. -. "~
 The Woodbury Stage arrives to connect il, seymour with the $40 IA. N. Train down fr,n' Winsted. and returns on ths,arriyal of ths l0:l6 A. N. Train from Bridgeport.
 The Stagefrom New Hartford Otis c,I.. brook, Harrington, Sandisfeld, arrives t,, connect with the 2.I0 P. A Train down from, Winsted, and returns on the arrival ot th. lO16 AIM. Train up from Bridrenort I The Stage for Litchfeld leaves Iitcb6.,d Station on arrival of the 1915 A. n and .O P: M Trains from Bridgeport Tho Stage tn, Harwinton leaves Litchield Station en .tbc arrival of the 10 16A M. Train from Bridgs. port.
 Stage leaves w. terhury for Na,yrs,wn 5,,;,, and for .Bethlem and Mos,i. on Tuss,I",: Thursdays and Saturdays; ahd iol fiidlelH,, on Mondays and Frida, B. and Wocaburv ,;, Mondays: Fridays and Saturdays on ar rival ot the 10 10 A. Train up from Bridseport,
 The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottvillo ,,, the arrivalof the!0.15 A x Train from Bridv, port, on 1uesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
 A Discount of scents made to Passenrsr, purchasing Tickets at the Office.
 C. WATERBURY, Supsrint'd,
 Bridgeport May F. 1Se6. If + '
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 100 Photographs of Union Generals for 50 cts. ;; 5) PhotogIphs of Rebel Officers for 50 cents i;
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