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SUGAR. With liberal receipts and moderate de-
mand during the greater part of the week, prices
have further given way t@4c. % ID. The sales have
amounted to about 900 hhds and the marketcloses
at the range of the following quotations: 4,
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
9srsf rs2 81 and
Weeks receipts, 10,620 hhds-ESports, 2,6l4.
MoLAssEs The demand has been moderate, and
prices have been barely maintained with sales during
the week of about IA 900 bbs, mostly at 2s@3lc for
Inferior and Fermenting, and 3la@32sc. for Prime
and Choice half bbls. selling at 34@36 and 36ac. y
gallon according to quality.
Weeks receipts, l2,2ll bbls-Exports, 3,o42
FLOUR The market has exhibited no material
change during the past week. the sales up to Thurs
day evening embracing about $4,000 bbls, Superine
selling mostly at IS 25 with occasional small lots at
IS 37a@5 so, Fancy at IS 374@5 so, Extra at 500
SO rs, and Unbranded at 81 rs % Dbl. Yesterday
about $500 bbls. were sold, including 400 Mixed
Grades at 600 on its merits at IS 80, 500 Super
fine in lots at S. 50 200 Fancy at IS 10, 400 Extra
at 1852 at Sc Is, and $50 Choice Extra at Sc 800
81 isbbl.
Weeks receipts, 2s, 1875 bbls-Exports 10,947.
WHEAT . The receipts have been trifing, and we
have heard of no transactions of any importance
during t1e week.
Weeks receipts, 80 sacks-Exports none
Corn The demand has been moderate with
prices rather easier for buyers and up to Thursday
evening some Is 900 sacks sold, mostly at $50
ssc. for Ordinary to good Mixed ETC., and 9e@93c.
70 bus. for Good to Prime White. Yesterday, 1850
sacks Mixed sold in lots at &c., 500 in white sacks at
&c. and 1000 in lots at SOC. U bushel.
Weeks receipts, 1882 sacks-Exports, 5000.
| OATS. Some 1000 sacks have been sold during
the week; prices, generally ranging at 75@7sc.,
and sOc for good to prime Western and Canada, the
transactions including yesterday
Weeks receipts, 327 sacks-Exports, none.
BRAN "A moderate business has been done in
this article at $l@sl 10 y 100 tbs, mostly at the lat
| ter rate. d.
HAY The only sale reported during the weel
was 200 bales Western at $40 u tun.
PORK. The market has been very dull, with
dropping tendency in prices, the principal sale re
ported during the week being 100 bbls. Heavy Mes
at $40 y Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 15,4l7 bbls-Exports, 3,4ls.
BACON There has been some demand this weel
with sales of 800 to 900 packages, part on privat
terms and part at 1O@l04c. for Ribbed Sides, ll{C
l2c. for Clear s@slc. for Shoulders, and lac. %
for Sugar Cured Hams.
Weeks receipts, 2,5l4 cks and tcs-Exports, 81
GREEN MEATS. -. The demand continues good, an
we have noticed sales of about 400 900 lbs during IL
week at 6a@6sc. for Shoulders, 7ac. for Hams, ar
s4@ssc. U b for Sides.
J BEEF. =. The market is dull and prices are non
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nal the last GALES being At IS so for light weight
Prime, and 81 30 y Dbl ior = small lot Of Mess.
Weeksreceipts, lSz casks ana tcs-kxpc1fs, s43.
LARD. The demand has been limited, and prices
have given way with sales OF 800 TO 1900 terces at
nl@l13c for No. ! 70 Prime, ana i14c. fof Choice,
with 500 TO 600 kegs at l2s0l5c- y u.
Weeks receipts, 1896 bbls. and tcs. and 2,5l3
kegs. Exports equal 70 9,497 kegs.
WHISKY h. The market has been heavy, with
dropping tendency in prices, and considerable por
ton Of the business has been on private TERMS The
weeks sales embrace 1900 to 1900 bbls, including
500 to 600 Good and Extra brands Of Rected at 2sc
and 400 to 500 Raw at 3oc., prices being suppressed
for the residue.
Weeks receipts, 1928 bbls-Exports, 1874.
BAGersa AND RorE.. We quote Kentucky Bag
ging at l140OlAc Tor HandlO0m to the best Power
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The Water Works Company or the Old CONNER
cial Bank will declare dividend of five dollars per
share next month. This is an advance over previous
years-te highest heretofore since the throwing up
the banking privileges being 81 so. The Gas Light
Company has gone up to a very high figure, much
higher than its books show it to be worth. The Com
pany, however having exclusive privileges, the stock
will command high figures, of which the present
market value may be taken a criterion, though the
Bears say only Sill or SIP y share can be figured
up on the books.
In uncurrent money there has been very little
doing. The usual struggling sums of distant bank
notes have found the way to the counters of the brok
ers, and a corresponding outgoing has attended
movements The receipts of Mexican coin and bullion
have been $520000. Dollars have been sold at 104a
104s a 105 The bulk of the receipts has been taken
for expectation to Europe. American silver coin is
dull. The advance in rates check any speculative
demand nor will the Mint obtain any supply of coin
so long the outside rate for dollars runs from lO4
a lO5 No, not an ounce will it obtain.
There has been good demand for land warrants
at our quotations, mostly, however, for location in
this State
We annex our usual weekly quotations of coin and
uncurrent money being the rates of John Wood cor
ner Camn and Common streets:
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Bshish 1T TIE Hlarksts fpr 9ast @tsk.

cslscEsr oyncs. 70. y Gasp , stree,
We have still to report fair amount Of business in
our general market, though with dropping tendency
in prices for several Of the leading articles including
Cotton Sugar, Pork, Lard and other descriptions Of
Provisions In Tobacco we have noticed rather more
activity of movement. In Flour transactions have
been Of moderate character with but little alterar
ton in prices. Freights are without any important
change.
On Tuesday morning we published the Americas
advices embracing dates from Liverpool to the 29th
ult They reported further decline of @4c. during
the week, with sales Of 10000 bales including 1000
on speculation and 500 for export closing
at Tic for Fair Orleans and &C. for Middng Orleans.
The stock on hand stated at $4,000 bales, in
GLIDING 1865 900 American. At Havre the market had
improved, with a more active demand but with q
dropping tendency at the close the sales of the week
embracing about 1900 bales with stock on hand
of 1s5, 900 bales. Accounts from Manchester were
unfayorable.
Yesterday morning the Prince Albert's accounts
appeared in our columns, bringing up dates from
Liverpool to the 9Th inst. They reported irmer
and more active Cotton Market the sales of the week
embracing $4,000 bales, including 1900 on specula-
ton and $500 for export, Fair Orleans being quoted
at 75d., and Middng Orleans at 13l6d y b., the
market closing quiet.
| CorroN. The week opened with only moderate
demand in the absence of overdue adyiees from Eu
rope, with sales on Saturday and Monday of about
1880 bales at prices generally within the range Of
our previous quotations. On Tuesday, with the
Americas accounts at hand, $500 bales at decline
of 1c for the lower grades while the middling and
better qualities were without any material change
On Wednesday an active and general demand pre-
vailed and the sales embracedful Is 900 haes and
Thursday the demand was still more active, SOC
bales having changed bands during the day. Yester
day about $500 bales were sold, making total fo
the week of 81 900 bales, and the market closed
the range Of quotations, though the prices wer
very full, and some holders were asking advance
rates during the day. -.-.-.--- A. -
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Children years old and under ree over three
up twelve years old hepucc; all twelve years DID,
fuil fsTo Is 80
Family cksts ~ pscsags. Of twenty BE- had At the
reside the line Of the road procure in pack
ages twenty for their personal reduced
The Company prepared to forward and Pack
ages Of kinds every place with which they have
tion receiving delivering at the domci Of patrons
Ja5' T. s. WILLIAMS,
MR.ter OF rt8tiou
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Stock on hand not cleared ozs4
TOBACCO. There has been more activity in the
movement in this article during the past week, and
the sales have amounted to 1890 hhds. all private
terms except few unimportant lots, of which rs
Lugs at &c., 25 at 54c, ~ at &c., 20 Low Admitted
and Refused at &C. round Is at g. 20 at g. and 20 at
sac. 70 ID. Also, yesterday 81 hhds. at 63c., l09 at
g. and at &c. % Ii. We still quote as follows for
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CATTLE uARKxr,

JEFFERsoN CITY, Feb u, 1889.
Arrived to-day 215 head Of Cattle. $50 Hogs, ESQ
Calves and Yearlings, and 600 Sheep The market
was easy for purchasers and prices in their favor.
We quote:
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had below prem. Bills on New Orleans are in good
supply, and sales were made to-day, outside, at /
prem. a par for 30 days; and par ! discount for 50
days.
Eastern bills are taken by bankers, generally, at
equal to 0 q 10 Get. Firstsclass names are occa-
sionaIly done at equal to get. Gold 10 scarce and
firm at ! prem, with limited demand, however,
just now. We quote:
BUyINC. sxLxyHo.
New York Sight. INSTRUMENTATION prem. L92f prem
New Oreans. ............s... prem. prem
American Gold. .............. A61I prem. n prem
S<a4o
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American quarter Dollars Old conagsgs s@l discount
Amsrssn svsr new coinage va; "a IA dsoGmn
spanish pillar Dollars. 4@6 cent. remium
California Coins log d cent disc unit
E Esn assil ss91s ss $
Mexican nonbloons. 6ol5 65
Spanish grbloons ZIG e9l6 80
United States Treasury Notes. nominal
uNcuRRENr BANK NOTES
e !aasns State discount discount
Vest Felicana Railroad Company Bat
Neworleans. : par
Mississippi Mutual insurance Company ee'' a''N1
,eo ts' snd IS soaS discount
North Carolina lsEG2 discount
Alabama State :3@4 discount
tennessee Fsnns i 2sas discount discount
Suspended tennessee Free Banks 25Go discount
Sn a MsngGmsry Ala d dscon
commsreis B ank Manchester Miss
SSrhsrn
RATES:
Land warrants, 4Oacres. per acresl @sl 10
Land warrants 40 acres acre-sS sOs
Land warrants 100 acres per acre-S5 @9c.
We notice that from Monday next the Carrollton
and Pontchartrain Railroads charge 20c y bale for
the transportation of cotton from the lake to the
city, This is advance of 335 5sct on the previous
tariff but this is nothing, king cotton is well off,
and can stand &C. % bale extra at any time. But this
calls to mind that there other modes of transpor
tation than these two railroads. There the two
canals and basin, the upper Canal and the old Caron-
delet Canal We have not made any estimate, but
think cotton can be brought up these inets at less
than zoe. U BALE This brings to mind what is the
Mexican Gulf road doing? We learn it is moving on
quietly but can be made, by small outlay of money,
of the most important routes to reach the Gulf of
Mexico and the sea-shore suburbs that we have. By
extending the road Is miles from beyond Proctorve
reach Nine Mile Bayou from whence to Bay ST. Louis
it is Is miles, to Pass Christian Is miles, and miles
to Cat Island Harbor, where the largest class of
sells can unload and load as short time in Mobile
Bay, obviating the great detention at the mouth o.
bales of cotton be transported over the Mexican
Gulf Railway in three days, and large vessels coult
come to Cat Island and receive cargoes that will neye
attempt to reach New Orleans via the Mississippi
We shall require in few years all outlets, say thu
Mississippi river Lake Borgne to move to market thu
three millions of bales of cotton which will come tt
New Orleans yearly before the decade of 1870 expires
The last Cincinnati Price Current says:
/ Eastern Exchange was in good demand to-day, an,
prices were quite firm at 80 buying and 81 premium
selling and id some cases So was obtained for privat
checks on NewYork. Two of the dealers continue t
draw for customers at premium. The houses genel
ally reports reduction in balances within the las
few days. New Orleans sight is in fair supply, ou
side, at prem, but bankers checks are not to b
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this evening" Shines - arrival - 1rcm LosgsvfS
on Wednesday, he 10 any stsrsseed croyr& =
visitors from an Of whon ~ a9aAs5y eIeaanee tsd
beautiful model ENACTED ~ essaisaG a1nigaaianWe
have already given de1si1ea dessliDtfss = -
FLOATING palace which II > nes6ls9 - Ispsa4 -
Hufhce it tosay she ID stansch = = IShl
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amodem improvement !" and sxpegIs - - -
| ful officers can insure safety. Bhs r o. "
Capt. Sam. Apologize her owner, than whom zsuD
competent steamboat officer i not 70 b toanA III.
L. 7. Murdock Of the oics y ~ exreiJent clerk IN
a gentleman Who rnea With the Grand Duke n -
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, NEW ORLEANS, BLACK
3sON AND GREAT NORTHERN
tHAII.R0An.

On and amer january l. s9 Passenger Trains leave
New Orleans twice daily, At I'D A. NJ and $50 r.
Ing at Canton at & 50 r n and 6.ss An: :.
arriving New Orleans Al $50 p. N. $40 A. N.
Freight Trains depart dsiy 80 A. NJ daily
4I0P.M.
Freight be At the Depot by o'clock p N. the day
previous 70 the departure Of the train otherwise IL will lay
until next trim.
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- lilies supplied with Beet, Pork, Mutton and Veal
@ sausages, Tripe, and everything in the butcher.
ing line Barrels and Of Choice Cornsd Beet
up to order for Cabin FailyUse, At Stalls Nos
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERKEL PARKER.
n B-steaboas and shp.suppied with sll kinda OF Live
stock fresh mch Cows Hogs shosts, Pigs saseD
Goats. Geese, Ducks. Chickens, etc. se791y
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RUMHALIER 4 CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
receive and forward all kinds OF packages and
freight TO Hsvans Msta.as Csrdenas Villa Clara,
nsmsoS Puerto prnsps Santiago de
presses Of Wells Fargo Co.. ington Co.. United
Expire Company American European Express Ex
chanre for the United Cs!iforns and Europe
81 feI8 II St. Charles under 81. Charles Hotel.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.


OFFICE-UNDER st, CHAHLE8 HOTEL, N, ORLEANS,
For The Reception snd Delivery Of Goods for al Points
On the 0pelonsAs Railrosd
This Company organized for the purpose Of doing GEN.
ERAL RXfRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
.nd Packages y y parts The United States and
gage Busness connection with tho New Orleans Opelousss
and Crest Western Railroad.
viii call for and deliver with dispatch and ut reasonable
Baggage Freight Packages and from parts Of the
city Of New Orleans
Merchants planters and citizens rely upon this COMPANY
forward the most minute article TO destination and e
most respectfully soict share Of public patronage W
5s w. Il. REDDING
TIL THAYER,
Proprietors
Express. al II
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Weekly Coffee Statement.
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kkx- FOR BALTINIORE-REGuLAR LINE
k%A The ine sailing schoonir H. W. Fry, Capt.
9k Marshall having Of cargo engaged, will have
aujck Dispatch For balance freight apply board at
A""'' 's G. W. HYHSON Il CO.,
fax 50 Camp street.
@SR F11R RALTlMORE REGULAR LINE
>&44A Packets-The fine clipper schooner w. Il. Nom
4ktagus, Carmian, master, having all Of her cargo
engaged viii have dispatch balance of freight apply to
e'es' " GEO. W. HYNSoN l. CO.,
fes 81 Camp street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

HE OPENING OF LETTERS DIRECTED TO
C0SyIcTs. .-Yes erday morning a case of con.
siderable interest, involving the right Of the
officers IN charge Of penal institutions to break
the seals and peruse the contents Of letters di.
reeted to persons under sentence In the State
prison, jails, and houses of correction, was
brough before Milton Andros, Esq, Assistant
United States District Attorney In this case,
Henry I. Saunders, who is serving a sentence
in Salem Jail for fornication, brings an action
against Deputy Sheriff Eben D. Kimball, for
opening letter addressed to him. The case
was called, and the defendant waiving examin-
alton, it was sent to the grand jury for investi.
CATION. We are not aware that a case of this
nature has ever been tried in our courts II
has for years been the custom of wardens or
their clerks, jailers, and masters of houses of
correction, to open and read all letters received
at their respective institutions directed to pris-
oners, and all missives written by the convicts
to their friends. The propriety of this custom
Is TOO apparent to require defence, and justifes
ltseit. without this precautiOn prisoners would
possess unlimited opportunities for the forma-
,n uon Oh plans OF escape, requiring perhaps only
tne concerted action OF themselves and their
friends without to carry them into successful
execution- There are yet other conside derations
winch bear upon the subject which will doubt
less undergo thorough judicial Investigation.
The result OF this case will therefore be looked
TO with interest, and not the least Interested
parties will be the prisoners themselves for II
IT Is decided that their letters cannot he onenad
and read, the officers Of the law can ertirajv
prohibit their receiving letters. The theory ~
the law is that cOnvicts are dead to the world
during their inc ncarceration.-BostonT Trop,I,r
dngnst %.
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iD.An Italian coffee house keeper In st Louis.
finding burglar In his pfenises In the dead of
night, first shot and then stabbed him. When
the police came they found ga CORY corpse'-the
1nrglar-with marks Of pistol shot on the shOul-
der. and fourteen cuts from bowie knife on the
body, one of which had severed q rib, and an
other Permittsd the intestines 10 protude. ~
GJ- An old maid. who hates all mention of the
male s-A has cut female acquantance who CON-
Piineh'ed Der on the ts0yancy Of her spirits.
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NJ MUSICAL NOTICE.
!sIvH,o,n MnR: WMi g., DIETRICH, Pupil ofthe Con-
New YoSk rssosasfuIs Ssasf ISonsmia; and late of
eltisens Of Washington that, having been t43
induced 70 take charge of the organ and o6oir
is PREPARED 70 give INSTR UCTioYS IN THE
piASO, HARPa GUITAR. and ORGAN, also,
Mr.. MEfzEROTT'S Music store, Pa. avenue, e.
where a clroul lar viii be- found stating terms and
further particulars. The hest sf references given
on application. A CLASS IN SINGING viii bo
started Is soon a. certain Ruiaber Of pupils shall
haVe sunsctipsu their names, All q Sm
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

PEGULAR THROUGH LINE TO CALIFOR-
~ Ma, VIA PANAMA. on the 5th aud ,f0Ae
Z IN no Sf every moth, hy the steamships sS1G{G
ADklATlC, ATLANTIC and BAL oa
TIC, torTnerly in the Liverpool Line.D The shove
unrlyaled steamships, owned BY the North Atlan-
uo y amshlp Co., are now being fitted ND for the
California " ade Of Which will cave tha wharf
loot OF Cana street, on the 5th October al D. m
and semi monthly thereafter The rates of "a ssag
and freight will be reasonahis as nv an Ctbsr
lne. They have large freight capscity, 4 the ar
rangemenis Tor ths comfort ard health Of the pa.-
sengers will be such rs to challenge comnarison.- =
An experienced surgeon will be attached 10 each
ship. an Elm
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HOLEsALE HooT Abb SiaOE DEALER.
HTtdss styest, Gsorsstotca. d. c.
The attention of the trade Is respectfully called to
my stock OF Youths, Mems, and Boys'-Hr
CAi.FSklN SHOES, for summer wear
Ny stock OF PATENT LEATHER
ton. " ~
A large. lot Of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
tsuitable for servants also hand and Al,
making.
IL Country merchants and others in want .r.
Invited to call or address me at No. ~ BRUCE st
ooorselo"n' u. y. apZ-tf
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iNsTRUGITION,
HARP, PIANO, GUIT'R, SINGING,

OKUIN, re.
Prof DE CCENIEL'S long and practical expe-
5ieneo h;, L. ths art Of Teaching Music enables w
the Musical education of even those pOssess-$S
ing ordinary ability, in less than half the tin
usually devoted to the study Of Music under the in
Due attention paid to the proper muscular devel-
opment Of the hands for obtaining equality, agiity
the true manner OF rendering Music graceful, bril-
llant, and express ive,-the whole combining the
gate professors in Europe.
III Only limited number of pupils received
Parties wishing to make their eng age,n snts will do
well to apply as soon as possible to
Prof. c. r. DE CENIEL,
Musical Repository, Pa. ave-,
an %5-lfn het. lGt n and nth sta
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NJ MRS. MCCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
Mrs. MCCORMICK daziraa To inform h

QROOKVILLE ACADEMY,
II Montgon1ry County, Md.
T.. b. .PRETFfMAN, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
The fall session will commence on Monday, Sep
temhsr 5th
Catalogues may be obtained at Philips Book
store, or by addressing the Principal at BrookvIle
An I-2w
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I GOODMAN ADAMS, PRoryssoE

/ GOODMAN ADAMS, PROFESSOR OF Mise.
Orgaaist Of AssembEy'S Church,
VIII give instructions to A limited number of pu-
Rsls on the ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, GUI- w,
TAR, or VlOLIN-Hei is prepared to maketAy
engagements wlth schools, classes, or pupils 1&X
at their residences or at his rooms corner OF 9Th
and ! streets, north ofthe Patent Office.
References: Prof.: N. Carusi, Richmond, Va:
Prof Garpsi, Prof. ]. H, Daniel, and Prof. ]. t.
CiubD- washington. Ru 3i-lwf