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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27
A Hint to Wives.

A little word of advice may be aprep o. here
Madame, your husband, perhaps, is possessed
of peculiarly sensitive or nervous organiza
ton. Indeed, men generally are not so lymp.
hattie as women. He may rise in the morning
sad, depressed he is not ''cross," as you may
think, nor does he deserve so to be treated
The peculiarly of his temperament may induce
thas lowering of the mental system. If he
we're bodily i'll. hoxcarefully would you watch
and nurse him like dear little ministering
angel as you are. Do you not think, then,
that there are spiritual ailments springing from
some mysterious source do .aso
Mo lame, you are not TO also feel sad, or &C.
cuse him Of being "cross," or "bearish." No,
no. You must, instead. allure him from his
nervousness; place in full force your artillery
Of charms. What 90 sweet as wife's gentle
loving smile. Place veto on counting houses,
Offices, o. wherever the demon business reigss.
Coax him of with you for some long quiet day
afar from toll, trouble and lurking cares. By
the seashore, il you will, or under the green
wood trees Let him lay of the worldly gear.
ing; shake of the harness and indulge in the
dolce far nients to the fullest extent. Is there
nothing in the past to retrospect And the
futu-e-oh We are always, all Of 10, forever
building our chateau d,Espsgnol. What though
they crumble and fall for from their ashes,
phoenix like, shall spring again another still
more brilliant
Thus shall you exercise the evil spirit AS
for yourself, little wife, you. too, will need the
relaxation. and your own frightened spirit shall
cast its gay reflection upon his and upon your
home. Aud while, either with brain, pen, OF
work Of muscle. he tolls for you. the memory
Of his brief glimpse Of nature will make him
bless the little helpmate, who 50 turned his sad.
ness into joy. Es ...eaEs
"Thus IL u true from the sad years Of life,
We sometimes do short hours yea minutes strike
Keen, bissful, bright, never to be forgotten; s-
Which through the dreary gloom Of time DER past
Shine like fair sunny spots on bright waste,
at- But few they are" IEA%a @#t
N " Cmn,Io., 7y~n.s gsam ..
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28
WusHtss0top Corresa6ndenos.y
NEW York. Aug.

NEW York, Aug. 26.
The Times Washington dispatch says the
pardon granted TO A. Dudley, President Of the
Richmond and York River Railroad, has been
revoked.
The Tribme's dispatch says legal proceed.
ings viii soon be Instituted against Mayor
Wallack of this city, to make him disgorge the
funds for the colored schools.
The Herald's dispatch says the. Emperor
Macmillan recently sent letter Of coincidence
on the death of Mr. Lincoln to President John
2 son, but the letter was refused acceptance on
the ground that no such person as the Empel-
Or of Mexico was known OF recognized. nSz
5a Several heavy seizures of whiskey having
been made recently in Cincinnati, o. 8. Cox
has arrived here as attorney for the owners.
The property seized is estimated atcseveral
niIllons Of dollars. N taA 4, sssA g4l q nIsA
Convention, headed by a eolored Boston
preacher. named Grimes, called on the Presi-
dent to-day. s' ~ p s - 5 III. sa
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28
MuNIorPAL ooU j5l, A AZ GUS g.

Edward Harris and Cornelius OsNeil were
brought up for larceny Of lumber from the
yard of Messrs. Cunm ings These fellows
were connected with Others, and their plan
was for one set to pitch thelumber into tho
dock, While the Others, in a boat, picked il up.
They were fined five dollars each and costs.
Harris paid, but ONeal was committed.
4 young man named George Loring wa
brought up for gambling. @ He pleaded guilty,
and furnished sureties in the sum of 800 tor
his appearance at Che November term of the
Supreme Judicial Court The complainants in
the case, as well as the principal, are said to
be gamblers, and all Of themwere engaged in
a game Of three-card monte, at the Islands, in
which Loring won SS5 from complainants
Hence the prosecution against him. s,
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28
Excitement IN Observation-Disclosures and Pots
n Fl y MI II III Il O9aisa0.

= @4@t ~ asa PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug. 26.
Our city has been thrown into intense ex-
element for the past two days by the discov-
erys on Thursday, A. III. ,onB oyde Hill, in the
Sth Ward, of the remains of man with his
throat cut from ear to ear, and his body terri
blyiniutilated bynumerous wounds. Themost
active exertions have failed to give any clue to
the perpetrators of the awful deed, nor has the
body yet been identified. =
Several persons are under arrest ON suspic-
ions of committing the crime, Cbnt the proof
against them is very slight. ysa5g4Q
Yesterday the excitement was rendered more
intense by the. arrest OF a Mrs. Gruder, charg-
ed with the persistent and quiet poisoning Of
three persons who were guests at her house at
ed from the effects Of poison, and another lies
in a critical condition. The poisoning has been
going on for several months. The investiga-
ton is still pendinggmi m01f eai
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

Fro5it,tte GatlI;-lfafters Ia Te1as-Tlae Coiso,s
aa Isaae-sR eeogDition Of tie Courts Ia Ale-
10 Dsett1sya no .aat 5anosa fsoal.l 4as.fai 4fff
7iei fl asse lfR ia9 NEW ORLEANS. Aug. "a
q Cotton sales 1,750 bales at unchanged
prices; sales Of the week II, 1000 bales; exports
OF the week, 1900 bales stock in port 10000
bales. Sugar and molases dropping. Freishts
ID a l. 1-2c. IAxE5gAs 40 NaATs trEoggs
aBrownyille, Texas, dates of the 10th say
herairoad to connect BRACES with Browns
vile has been commenced and several miles of
track laid. The telegraph line would also be
completed in a few days. Brownsville is grow
7 ing amazingly A lucrative trade has lcom-
menced with the Mexican Rancheros on the
Upper Rio Gtande, Politicalnews unimport-
ant BIOS giass3s
The ship Francis Bleutting has cleared from
Mobile for Liverpool with cargo of cotton
valued att $500 900. y This is the first cargo
shipped for foreign ports since the occupation
OF the city by the FederalBI tsF
IT, Gen. Woods has issued an order forbidding
cotton in Alabama to be taken from the plan
tations or warehouses for the present. q -i
GoV.r Parsons has issued a proclamation
against cotton and horse stealing, and nprovid-
ing for the reorganization and sitting Of the
courts to suppress these crimes. fTls
An Office to procure white labor in Europe
has been opened in Mobile.i-laq u -idny
Cotton ceases to come in Shreveport, owing
to the seizure of nearlyrall that arrives by the
military. Complaints are general of n0n-ful-
fillment of contracts made with freedmen.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28
WISE WORD FRoM THE SOUTH.

IL u ~ &
The Norfolk, Va, Post takes sensible view
Of matters, and in its issue of Aug. 10th, In an
swer to the question: How long shall we be
subjected to military rule at the South ?" an
swers ae ea4g79ssts ~ snI9t
"Until our State governments shall be SO
thoroughly organized, and ON SO sound a basis
as to preclude all danger of the rights of any
individual being infringed without the GER
tainty of his being able to obtain justice"
zone thing" continues the editor, emust be
fully, finally and irreyoeablg settled before the
military can be withdrawn; and that is, the
negro question" 1t is the most important
question, and he regards it as the only diff
Guilty left 10 be adjusted ~ y Y
He adds: ieUntil the real stataes of the Afri-
can race is fixed, and so firmly fixed that it
shall not be in the power OF any person or set
Of persons to alterit for the worse, there will
be no safety in leaving the South to take care
of herselfn
If southern secessionists and their nortnerh
allies would heed this adponition, and make
up their minds to abide by it, the peace OF
society and the good of mankind would os
greatly promoted. e'ssA tytNsNo3
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28
Reception Of the BetGid,, Minister.

~ - WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The new Minister from Belgium, on being
presented to the President to-day, assured him
p P,es e eOI replied Yonp sov v has
formed promptly many kind offices for the
United States, and he is, therefore, held in high
esteem among the American people. Our best
wishes are constantly given for not only the
welfare ofyour enlightened country, but for
the health and happiness Of the King"
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

y, ..s.,.e.,ss.,l sast-,-g New YORK, Aug. 81.
4. Mexican adyices state that intelligence had
reached Vera Cruz Of q victory over the Lib
erals near Puebla .5revious to the fifth inst.
and, at the time Of The steamers leaving Vera
Cruz, on the 14th. the French and Austrian
vessels were firing saltites. ga isi1e iadt sIol
The Imperial troops had been twice repulsed
from Zongonlia.
= An expedition was organizing to drive the
Republicans out OF Chiapas. 4 80 i,iz,
1t is reported that N egrette lost half of his
men and all his horses, and was 1etreafing
from Matamoras. g l.ii, s3a &il's e a.'5d
French troops continues to arrive in Mex
icn
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

S9LD.-The steamer Tonawanda, which wa.
purchased at a recent government sale Of YES
sells, by Mesars. Isaac Emery, Charles Il
Clase, ard others Of this city, for about $40,
900, has been sold by them to Messrs. w. II
Kinsman, & Co, Boston. She is to be placed
in a line Of steamers from Boston to Havana
The Tonawanda, when in government ser
vice, was called ssArkalsas" She was sold a
auction at the Kittery Navy Yard in July
Her purchasers made a pretty little specula
ton, as they have obtained $4,000 for her.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28
MUSTERED OUT r.

The long-expected order mastering out UNI
employed generals in the volunteer service
was issued Friday noon, and is as follows -
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28
.Fra,szs Of Pn,,,,.nsters

sk4s &tae ass NEW YORK, Aug. ~.
The Richmond correspondent of the Herald
states that it is asserted there that fourteen
paymasters are concerned with Dinney in the
alleged frauds in that department. Iii also
believed that large number Of northern pay
masters are involved in the same charges.
The Herald states that an army officer in
this city was yesterday charged with fraud
and forgery ON the paynaster's department.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28
SHERIFF,S SALE.

o11MbERLAND, S.
a conso4 Ed on sundry writs, and will be sold by
dav ATs sS Sl parties, at Public Auctionon Wendes-
store No 1913 comereoI Spent inc a.; @ ~
tbs Saods IN Sal occupied by Daley Il Dearborn
Stareh Nnt s' St consisting of Cream Tartar
CASTLE and Palm Soap, Extracts Cassia Pimenta
T Tl5Sss Pies pepPsr SeTns Nests Tubs pals
ing, &c &c, with an assortment of Rra7s 'N NJ
key Mine, &c Also the shop Furniture, Counter
ana Platform scale sugar Grinder, Take and Fan,
GEORGE w. PARK FIS' 's6e,fe,
HENRY BAILEY & co. Aueticnesr
Dated at Portland, Aug. 90, 1855. auS9std
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28
VETM. c. HOW has this day Withdrawn fr9m tina
w firm OF HENRY L. PAINE a. co.
W. Q. HOW,
HENRY L. PAINE.

The subscriber viii continue the bnsiness under tho
same style as heretofore at 25T Commercial Street
Smiths Wharf, where choice assortment of tho
Fest QUALITIES of Coal and Wood may be found at
tine city.
HENRY L. PAINE & co.
Portland, August %. 1855. aug22dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28


GENERAL ORDERS 1872.
isN ADJUTANT- GENERAL'g OFFICE. 81 4
~, IS Washington, Aug. "a, 1865.
BY direction OF the President The following
named general officers of United States Vol
unteers are hereby honorabiy mustered out of
the service of the United States, their services
being no longer needed .---a angsssffaa g3a9 +
Alajor-Generals Nathaniel p Banks, Silas
Casey, Samuel P. Heintzleman, Daniel But
terheld, Abner Doubleday, John j. Peck, Geo.
L. HartsuH; BreVet Major Generals A. Asboth,
GeoIge L. andrews, VIM. W. Belknap, Chas
? Cfutt, Joseph b. Carr, VIM. p. Carlin, Joshua
L. Chamberlain, Thomas a. Davis, Elias ).
Dennis, Edward Ferrero, Cuyier Grover, Rob
EFT 5. Granger, Charles K. Graham, kennef
Garrard, Lewis A. Grant, Simeon 9. Griffin,
George II. Gordon, Joseph Hayes, n J. Jack
son, Nathan Kimball, John a. Kenly, John
Macarthur, James ID. Morgan, John T. Miller
byron r. Pierce, John c. Robinson, Truman
p Sey Inour, Frederick Solomon, George j. Stan
nard, Alexander Shaler Erastus Ii. Tyler, Jas
O. Veitch, VIM. Vandever, WI H. Ward, Wal
ter @. Whitaker; Brigadier Generals Richard
Arnold, Napoleon B. Dufford, Mason Bray
man, Henry Baxter, VIM. Is. Donney, Cyru;
Busy, Edward S. Bragg, John Cook, Henry b.
Darlington, Charles T. Campbell, Powell Clay
ton, Alfred N. Duffie, e. j. Davis, Speed S.
Fry, Lawrence P. Graham, Edward Hobson.
Joseph r. Hawley, Henry NJ. Judah, Joseph
p. Kemp, I'll. III. Lockwood Jacob G.. Lanman
Thomas ]. Mexican, Solomon Meredith, VIM.
"a. Morris, George p. McGinnis, Thomas II
g Neil, John NJ. Oliver, VIM A. Pile, Elliot w.
Rice, Samuel d. Sturgis, James ii. Stokes,
John p. Slough, Eliakim p. Scammon, Adam
). Slemmer, Thomas W. Sweeney, Alex
Schemmelfenning, John w. Sprague, Stephel
Thomas, Daniel Ullman, Horatio P. Vandevef,
Fitz Henry Warren, George D.Wagner, JAS
A. Williamson.
~ BY order Of the Secretary of War;
~ s-aa-il Z. ID. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
as 1t will be seen that this list embraces sevei.
Major Generals, thirty-fye Brevet Major Gen,
erals and forty-three Brigadier Generals.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28
.4srcst of .Ketch,,ns .

sl .isls EeA sso1sK New YORK, Aug. 26.
= Ed. d. Ketchu1fl was arrested Yesterday al.
ternoon at a house in West 10th street. He
has not been out Of the city. He had an in
teryiew with many Of his friends and victims,
and with his father, He was also visited at
the Station House by his wife. a5a
He has beensabout the city frequently dur
ing the past fortnight, but had avoided his for
mer friends. He had about $4,000 when ar
rested. AS yet no complaint has been made
against him, ,as
The creditors Of Ketchum, Son & Co., will
meet here next Monday to hear Statement 81
the financial affairs of that firm. The assets
are. likely to reach 60 cents on dollar.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, DEPT. OF STATE,

11AEfDU l1F u OF TUE I111i = Vi J14A1I13
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
Pardoned prisoners asking passports as citi-
zens of the United States, and against whom
no special charges may be pending will be fur
nished with passports upon application there
for to the Department of State in, the usual
form. Such passports viii, however, be issued
upon The condition that the applicants do not
return to the United States without leave Of
the President Other persons implicated in
the rebellion, who may wish to go abroad, will
apply to. the Department Of State for passports
and applications will be disposed Of according
to the merits OF the cases.
by the President of the United States:
WILLIAM FL. SEWARD,
SttjH ~ Secretary of State.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

NEW YORK, Aug. g. =
Panama dates of the 10th state that the
place is greatly excited by an invasion from
Cauca Business was paralyzed, military i'm
pressments were going on, and forced loan
was being collected from the merchants.
The rebellion in Peru still maintained strong
Roadway y A7atk nan n&kE&
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

HE LONDON QUARTERLY for July Is re-
celFed ff'ln the American Re-publishers,
Messrs. Leonard Scott and Co. New York.
The articles in the table Of Contents are ten
in number.-l. Grosue;-2 The Appian Way
Pagan and Christian Sepulchres "a. Brown
ings Poems 80. The Close Of the American
Wars, North Polar Exploration 80. Clean
ings from the Natural History of the Tropics
II, The Church in her Relations to Political
Parties 80. Carlyle's Frederick Che Great +
9. Sanitary Reform in the Metropolis 10.
The Elections. The article on the American
War i really a marvel Of malignant stupidity,
those on Polar Explorations, and Tropical Nat
ural History are interesting and valuable.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

DIR. ID. stin continues 10 Extract Teeth by EIEc
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayea
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MASHINEs for sale
Tor family use, with thorough Instructions.
DIR. ID. can accommodate lew patients with boar,
and treatment at his house. lA tnft sis 81
Office hours from o'clock A. M to - NJ; from
to G p. NJ, and to in the evening. idfu ri
Consultation free. nov1ti
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

Row.-There was row in Fore street, near
Franklin street, Saturday night between some
soldiers and citizens. One of the latter, Ed
ward Shields, while cooking pistol to fire in
among the soldiers, had one Of his fingers shot
off by the accidental discharge of the weapon.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

FOREIGN ExpoRrs.-The total value Of
Foreign Exports from this port last week
amour. ed to $46, 434.13. Included IN the
shipments were 1,1oe,9o1 #. Deals; 1873 it.
Deal Ends; 262, 299 feet Lumber; s,22s Shocks
and Heads; 1882 Hoops; $3.50 Truss do;
$4,000 feet Plank "a ,691 # Scantling; 112,517
# Joist; 1,40s brls Flour; 1872 brlss Potatoes
8 bbls Onions: A cases Shoes; $50 lbs Lard.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion anc
constipation Of the bowels; pain in the side and back
leucorrheea for whites) falling of the womb with in
train Of diseases will find In Electricity sure mean
Of cure. For painful menstruation, too pr0ftsse
menstruation and all of those long line of trouble
with young ladies', Electricity is certain specific
and WILL in short time, restore the sufferer TO the
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

CATHOLIC FAIR. This evening is the last
one in which the fair win be open. It is ex-
pected that the Band Of the 18th o. 5. In
fantry win be present. Doors will open at Z
o'clock and the fair win close at 10 O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

THEATRE. = Great attraction at Deering
Hail next Wednesday and Thursday evening"
"a Mr.. and Mrs Gomersal, assisted by talentea
stock company from the Boston theatres wili
appear in the Child of the Regiments and tbs
q laugl3able farce of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter White.
Those who are fond Of good music and fine
acting will be on hand Mrs. Gomersal is I.
celebrated artistic of highly cultivated musical
powers, and Mr. Gomersal is a good buff
com edian. We expect there win be q GOO
turnout ON this occasion. q SIX ..s2sl,as
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

PORTLAND BUSINESS CoLLEGE.--This in
stitution, located at No. s Clapp's Block, Con-
gress Street, is in successful operation. 1t of
fers superior advantages to young men who
wish for thorough mercantile education, and
many young ladies have also ayailed them
selves of the privileges offered by it. Messlr.
Bryant, stratton & Gray, the Principals, will
furnish any information needed b., those who
may be disposed to enter. .asbietsm
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

REVENUE CUTrERs-The steam Revenue
cutters Mahoning and Ashuelot left Eastrort
Saturday afternoon for this port. The Ashu-
eliot is to undergo some repairs here under
snpervision of Collector Washburn.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28
HOUSE and Lot al auction.

ON Saturday, September 81, at 8 O'Clock p NJ,
" we shall sell two and a half story wooden
House, with brick basement, No. II Alder st; It Is
the northery house in the Block of two houses This
mouse Is Wei built, finished Throughout, with ten
ard and soft; excellent cellar with good brick els
tern; and everything in and about the house is in
Sale positive terms at SALE rt
Aug 26-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

TIMBER Reconsideration is invited to the
advertisement of an extensive sale OF valuable
timber lands in Canada the sale to take place
at Ottawa City, Wednesday, September goth.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28


The Loss of the Steamer Brother Jonathan.
1900 49, NEW. YoRK, Aug. 20.
The Alta Dalifofnia OF San Francisco of the
81 inst, has been seceiyed by private hands.
1t contains the following intelligence by tele-
s cseseesat CD, jug sohy usa j t csSg0asille,
dug 2d.-The steamship Brother Jonathan
struck sunken rock off St. Georges Point,
eight or ten miles west ofhere at $50 P. M
Ali on board were lost, except II persons, in
Guiding three children. Boats have gone to
the rescue, but there are no hopes of saving
more Two boats swamped alongside of the
ship, and three boats were left on board. The
following are names of the saved: Jas. Pat
terson, Sd officer; David Farrell, steerage stew
ard; Henry Muller, baker Patrick Lynn, fire
man; William Lowry, fireman; w. Il. Shield,
waiter; Stephen Moran, waiter; Mrs. Mary
Ann Twisdell, Mrs. Maria Bemhart and child,
Mrs. Martha e. Wilder, Mrs. Marthall and
child, and four eolored seamen.
.i5,a t..f,,su LATEST. s4
The boatsshaye returned, having seen moth
ing Of the wreck. Wegive up all hope of saw
ing more passengers. Officer Patterson reports
that Brig. Gen. Wright, when last seen on board,
had life preseTyer in his hand. M
Expectations of the Shesaa a-Recorery of
ASoaseS FROM tHe steamer Brother O09QtH07s.
etsLt = + CHfeAGo, Aug. 26.
Is A San Francisco telegram of The I'd inst.
says that the following vessels have been des-
troyed by the pirate Shenandoah: Harmon
J. Rowland, Nassau; Brunswick, J. Murray,
Waver,y; Martha and Congress Of New Bed
ford; the Favorite, Of Faifhaven. z
The last seen of the pirate, she was steering
toward Lawrence Bay.
~ Tie Mel saw other vessels burning after
leaving the pirate sf, b "a 24ad iaq.ss8 s7a
The crews of the vessels captured were
plundered of everything valuable. 'A5s2
The war steamer Safanac is to cruise for the
Shenandoah.
Sailed on the 18th, steamer Sacramento,
Panama, carrying 400 passengers and S646O00
in treasure for New York, and 100000 for
England, - Ia Fs.'
\ Many bodies from the wreck of the steamer
Brother Jonathan have been recovered. No
lives were saved, except those escaping in a
smallib0at, as heretofore reported
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-28

NEW YORK. Aug. 20.
al a a 45e.
Flour-reeepts $500 bbls sales 16, 900 bbs, ncIud-
ing goo bbls extra State for first twenty days in Sep
TENDER at 90, and 1000 bbls do for all September at
rs. State and Western opened a. 10c better, but
closed dull with the advance partly lost. Superhne
90 g 20. Round Hoop Ohio 90 a 90. Choice
90 80 a II 90. Supertine Western Z 90 a u 30.
Common to good extra do 90 "a 45. Southern
hrmer; sales 500 bbls mixed to good at so a. 10 50.
fancy and extra 10 60 a 90. Canada 10c higher;
sales $40 bbls common extra at 05 QDS S6.r Extra
go ssl, 70 choice 40 q II 90. .T..sss '--l.
Wheat-opened 1 a % better but closed dun with
q sgrong DOWNWARD tendency; sales $4,000 bushels.
Chicago Spring, No. 2, i So. Milwaukee Club Sc
o.. Amber milwaukee So a 81, closing at Is.
21S.a5HsI8IH HI3 ~ l--ss,f-,--- It y 80
sCorn--opened lie better and closed dull with the
mprovem lost; sales 81, 600 bushels Mixed West
ern yos W ", closing at 96s. De do unsound "a q 49,
s--tirmer; sales Western at 635 90 645c includ-
ing ao,olo bushels to arrive in twenty days at SAFE
q lBeef-hrmer; sales 100 bbls Plain mess 8 90 g
IL 0Oa Extra mess 10 90 a ii 90. sggiAfas1t
forK1o6e active and iirmer; sales $3.50 bbls new
o ~ % SV g 50 W closing at 81 87 cash 1868 ana
IoO4 % ~ w G ~ 3d. Prfrne "a co. Prime mess Y
% q n %: Also sales 1900 bbls new mess for Sep
TENDER at 81 25 a 80 80. 3qIi IN
Lard-firmer; sales 400 bills at 1919 a 3D. 4
>, Butter-steady sales of Ohio at 81 a CSC. State
Whiskeya,a shade flrmer; sales coo bbls Western
Rice-quiet and steady.
sugars Tm sales 1890 hhds Porto Rieo IA
on private terms = - f717'7 T'TT' ~
! Coffee quiet and steady, sofia ssisaii7aA
Moiasses-dulh .lFs aaiBaY issahsda en&
Rosin 6 Sly7c. % II 5EfF1
Ois-iirm; Linseed So q l So. Petroleum steady
aL 5lc ior crude sales 10 bbls refined in bond t5I
september at Doc. Lard, Sperm and Whale nom
\ uMall99w-a7drrmer; sales at IA a 15 aasaa
Freights to Liverpool-dull. Cotton % steamer I'd
E Fl IN As q.
LII "a Nesc Orleans Market.
50 New ORLEANS, Aug. 26.
Cotton7-quiet; sales 1,000 bales at 43 g 4ic
Sugals- common Louisiana f2le Prime 16tc.
Molass es-sales of inferior, old, at 80 a zoe.
~ Exchange ON New York des sg cent. discount.