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tOinoinnnIi Marker.

: FLOUR-fIolders are firm: asking 90 $500 rs for
suRer69e.slO 259ll 70 for extra. and sll 5OSlI So
for family. ~. n
l WHEELING. I old Red is held at 80 5os2 e5;I
No. new do at o. 1902 45; No. do at - 3O92 IS,
and extra Spring a ~ 1902 IS. % 1fH r.ft4
C0RN--The sales to-day were: 900 bushels No.
white sheed in new reserved gunnies at T7c; 100
do mixed sheled at 62c 1000 do do To arrive at 62
5000 do do to arrive next week, at 6lc and 500 do
prime white, in gunnies, at 77c.
7 10ATS-NO. isheld at 65gi6c IN elevator. Therol
was a sale Of 600 bush No. in elevator. at 53c.
RYE-The matket is firm at $4,000 for No. /
in elevator. Choice would bring 95c.
+ .BARLEY-Prime fall and Canadian we quote az
u 4G9l so and very firm at the quotations /,
'PORK-There is q good demand for mess chiefly
on orders rom New Orleans, and the market is firm
for itat $3l, lgrr rafy' -.-.-s-. .sIas
+ BULK MEATS-Quoted at l2l5c for Shoulders,
and l59{c for Sides, win more demand. IN
BACON He'd at l4Z9l4]zc for shoulders; I7kc
for Sides and ls3S S9l0c for clear sides. SugAr-eured
hams firm at 239231Sc. Bulk hams lsc 3 asA
4 LARD-ls held at 29c. but with little demand.
/ -GOFFEE-Fair tn choice Rio. 24929e.
. SUGAR-Raw l29l5c; hard-refned II 9l7Sc.
I MOLASS ES-9Oa9 95c for Porto Rico.
. HAI-The market rules steady at Sl2l9l3 per tun
for crime TimOthv on arrival.
WHISKY--Hodersa ask 80 22 for duty paid. and
24c for bonded.
FRUIT-Psncbes are firm at l7slsc for quarters
and 2OtD2lc for halves. 10 ~
SEED-Flax remains firm at 81 Go.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Communication from the POstmas.
ter General,

communication from uno H-OSlIhASNSs
ter General.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The Postmaster
General to-day transmitted to the Senate
reply to resolution of that body relating
to the establishment of telegraph in con-
nection with the postal system. He sub
mits the replies to interrogatories made by
himself from experts in telegraphy, con-
tanning much valuable information as to the
cost of constructing and operating lines,
etc. The mails, the Postmaster General
says, are now transported 32,ll2 miles by
rail, to which will be added on ihe compile
ton of the Pacific railroad, say 1000 miles,
making in all 34,1l2 miles of railway SER
vice. Estimating twO-thrds of this dis
tance as crossed by the principal mail lines
within the meaning of the Senate resolu-
ton, the telegraph would be required for
22,94l miles-costing for the construction
of single wire line at the rate of one hun
dred and fifty dollars per mile, $3.4l1, $50,
but as three wire line will not be above
the average of the facilities required on the
principal mail routes to accomplish any
practical purpose In aid of the .Postoffice
Department., it is safe to estimate the con-
struction upon that basis rather than upon
a single wire, which will increase the cost
to $6,S22,300. The cost of six wire line he
estimates at $3.50 per mile, with thirty poles
to the mile, and no allowance of eX-
ira expenses for surveying through
cities nor for submarine cables. The
annual cost of maintaing lines, sala-
ries, repairs, &C., included, he es-
Inmates at 10 per cent. on the cost of
construction and the depreciation of all
kinds lat per cent. per annum. In con-
clusion he says: 1 do not submit estimates
Of receipts gross or net which will depend
SO largely on the manner in which the
system will be managed to secure or lose
the public confidence and be so much af-
fected by the character aud extent of the
compensation Of private organizations
that / would regard any estimate
too uncertain to be relied upon.
Asthe result of my investigation and the
resolution of the Senate | am of the ,opn-
ion that 1t will not be wise for the Govern
mefit to inaugurate the proposed system
of telegraphs as a part OF the postal service,
not 5only because of its doubtful financial
success, but also its questionable feasibility
under our political system. "'
Miscellaneous Items.
NEW YORK, June 4.-Morning papers
have the following special dispatches from
Washington: ..t... -. l
The statement ofthe public debt for May
will show a large decrease in the principal
and In coin an currency on hand. ,.o5 i
Thad Stevens was taken i'll on Thursday
and his friends express someapprehensions
OF his'cohdition.
.5Tcla sliEo3J l ) Iotsgllt i"Ig, esi bah
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less than % Iyea1of agein snct Statc cHBd insetin
in lieu thereof the following '.EXclpding also,
two ffths Qf arch pefs ms as have been dibdhAtged
from Involuntary servtude by any pfocs smhtioh Of
the President of the United States, or hy amend
ment to the ConsttutiOn Of the Unitod States since
the year 1861, and 10 whom the eectiv' iranohize
may be denied" F .swr- Fr H arr.f (
This was disagreed to, .rTr sr,I
Mr.. DOOLlTTLE offered the following as a SUBJ
stitute for the second section IN IHif 'g .,aD
After the census to be takeu in the yosr 1872 and
each succeeding census representatives hall be ap
portioned among the several states which may be
included within the Union, according to the number
in each State of male electors twenty years
of age qualified by the laws thereof to choose MEM
bers OF the most numerous branch of the Legisla-
ture and direct taxes shall be apportioned among
the several States according TO the value Of the real
and personal taxable property sit9atedin the State,
not belonging to the State or TO the United States
Mr. DOOLBTTLE explained the effect Of such an
amendment as he proposed upon the representation
Of the different States reading tabe recently pub
lislIed ia the newspapers on this subject. = i1.ls
Mr. POLAND took the floor 10 Iddress the Senate
at length on the pending propOsitiO but gave way
to Mr. Doolitte who at o'clock moved nm execu-
tive session. which was held. and the Senate soon
after adjourned. W Y.ta III
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Observation-Disclosures Deserters.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 4.-The Supreme
Court having adjourned without announc-
ing its decision, as requested by the Gov
ernor, on the COnstitutionality of the act of
Congress disfranchising deserters,tthe bill
passed at the late session of the Legislature
for carrying into effect the law of Congress,
has this day been approved by the Govern
or, that immediate preparation of the rec
ords and certificates required by the act
may be commenced and time afforded for
the correction of errors in the records.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-05

A toilet delight The ladies treasure and gentle-
mems boonl The 'sweetest thing and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person,t
render the skin soft and esh to prevent eruptiOns
to perfume clothing, &c. .r..
1t oyercomes tho unpleasant odor Of perspiratiOn.
ltrsmovesredness, tan, blotches, &c, ,1-,
Itcures nervous headache and allaysinAammatioD.
Itcools, softens and adds delicacy to tho skin. n
Ityields asubdued and lasting perfume.
'1tcures musqueto bites and stings of insects. 2
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1t Is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
DEMAS BARNES 4 co.
Props. Exclusive Agents, Y.
octs-d6wlv a b, i
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HACAN,S mAGNOLIA RALm

This the most delightful ndextraordinsry article
ever discovered. 1t changes the sunburnt face and
hands to psarly satin texture Of rayishing beauty
impartng the marble purity of youth, and the de
tfn0ts appearance SO inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. 1t removes tan rockies, pimples and
roughness from tho skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. 1t contains no ma
tera injurious to the skim Patronizcd by Actress
cs and Opera Singers. 1t is what every lady should
have Sold everywhere. Retail price. so cts.
Prepared by W, Il. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address allorders to
.,.| DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.. New York.
oct9-dAWly ... .-.-..r -I..r-...r
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MILWAUKEE, June 1.-THE bridge at Kill
bourne City has been rebuilt and trains
passed over to-day on the Milwaukee &
st. Paul railroad.
The first regiment of Fenians start for
Chicago Tomorrow to join the Eenians
there and proceed to the scene OF action.
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The Excitement subsiding.

TORONTO, G. W., June 4.-The excite
ment of the Fenian invasion has rapidly
subsidized everywhere. Exposed points are
all fully prepared for any emergency, and
military arrangements are constantly being
perfected. Traffic on the Great Western
and other railways is going on with the
usual regularity.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-05

OMAHA, June 4-The first hundred miles
of the Union Pacific railroad was complet-
ed yesterday.
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WEEKLY BANK sTATBMBNr,


/ .STOCKS-Firmer. PittsburahgFort Wayne
Ohicag) 81; Chicago, BURLINGTON a QuiDcey Il6;
Chicago Rock Island O2}ll 'Clevela land Toledo 10;
Chicago Northwestern, preferred, rex; Cleveland
a &Pittsburgh s5k; Reading Ol; Henderson Ill; Ers
Gsk New York Central 9sjsi Western Union Tele-
graph 6l. ..-.....,......,, U
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RATcHELOR'S HAIR DYE;
4'65-deod&wIy

MARRIAGE AND OELIBACY, an Es-
say of Warning and ihtrustion,f for Young Men.
Also Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means of Fslefc Sent, free of
charge in sealed letter shvslOpes. Address, Dr.J.
SKILLIN AQVGHIo n Howard Association. Phil
adelpha. Pa s7BaaoQ ~ HH1 gn aprll7d&E5mi
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baltimore market-June q.

FL0UR--Firm; western extra wheat at $l3 90. ~
WllEAT-y cry dull, nominal and scarce
C0RN--Duls white at 94995c; yellow s99a0c.
OATSr-Steady. f-... ~ K#.r
PROY1SI0 NS-Steady with advancing tendency.
SUGAR-Quiet. $3.50 v1ip
C0FBEE-Dull. Rio unchanged, r-..r tf..J
WHISKY-Held 81 s0.1r srs9 III y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-05

Household Necessity Exists for the
,.'T4I.tAiG't ia Use of aAk ..,.t.of
DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF,
Which, in the first stages of cold. acts like magic
Headache, Hoarseness, Diptheria. and Bronchitis,
Sore Eyes, Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell. being
the result of Catarrh. This Snuff removes andpre-
vents oil these, and insures healthy Head. Its
effects are pleasant and SAFE even for infants who
suffer from Snufies. , ,.
Itbas tho highest professional testimonials. Sold
by all Druggists or sent by Mail to all parts of U b.
or 80 cents for One Box, or q for Four Boxes.
Address JAS. DURNO. P!O. OK 1855,
New ork City.
At Wholesale. byDEMAS BARNES 4 90. j
Park Row. New York. E1 juneo-lyd&w.
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EBMMERCfAL, .MATTERSe

Nets York Money Market June ,4. y
, M0NEY-MAtket steady at scr per cent. for call
oans.
aTsIe Ing EXCHANGE Quiet and firm At
G0ID-Excited and higher; opening at l4KO,
adyancingto Il4, declining to l4s, and closing at
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Less active. t't
FkElGHTe-To Liverpool, Kd@ Id hiEhe. i-r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REDUCTION in PRICE

REDUCTION IN PRICE
-G1Y0t l1''F OF. THE,V TITO" E7s--I
AMERICAN WATCHES, +;
Made at WALTHAM, MASS,
In consequence Of the recent great decline in gold
andsilvef and all the materials used in the manu-
faetore Of our goods. and in anticipation Of still
further decline. we have reduced prices to AslOw
point AS they can be placed Y'YHOT su:s
o1'a..'. With Gold at Par; .a'
that no one need hesitate tobuy watch now from
the expectation be cheaper at some future
time. The test Of ten years and tho manufacture
and sale Of '!l' "a ... ~ lI-l p .rs'taGgH ,.
More, lhaD 200, 900 watches,
have given our productions the very highest rank
among time.keepers. Commencing with the deter
mipstion tomake only thorougblye yexcellentwat
business has steadily increased the public be-
came acquainted with their value, until for months
tOgether we have been unable osupply the demand.
We have repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings
until they now cover over three of ground and
Rive2 accommodation TO more than eight hundred
wdrkmen.v az iH re-
We are fully justified in stating that wenow make
MORE THAN ONE-HALF or, ALL THE
WATCHES SOLD IN THE. UNITED STATES.
The different grades are distinguished by the follow
ing trade marks engraved on the plate: H'
l.H.American Watch Co." Waltham, Mass. ..
2. Appleton, Tracy 4 Co., Waltham. Mass.
3. "P. s Bartlett" Waltham, Mass.
4. "Wm. Ellery.".
g., OUR LADIES' WATCH Of FIRST quality is
~ named Appleton, Tracy d Co.." Waltham
1te Mass. 7ro r..l ,H o. .s..l. o..
e. Our next quality OF Ladies' Watch is named
hf o."p. y. BARTLETT" MRltham. Mass. These
'l watches arc furnished in great variety Of
sizes and styles Of cases. .
The American Match Co., Of Waltbam, Mass
authorize us to state that utdisinction Of trade
marks or price, . nrD '.'
ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRANTED,
be the best timeskeepers Of their class made
In this or any other country. Buyers should remem
Der that unlike the guarantee Of foreign maker
who can never be reached this warrantee is good
oil times against the Company their agents, and
that if after the most there ugh trial, any watch
should prove detective in any particular, IL may al
ways be exchanged for another. As the American
Watches made at Waltham, are for sac by dealers
generally Throughout the county, We do not solicit
orders for single watches.
CAUTI0N.-T public are cautioned to buy only
Of respectable dealers. All persons selling counter
feits will be prosecuted, noa n1,l ~ y ~
ROBBINS x APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR The AMERICAN WATCH co.
20 1872 broadway, New York.
mayp-dHW1u1-n. "s-N' '.--' -.'"
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from Gen. Sweeny
10 the People of Canadn.

A proclamation to the people of British
America, signed T. A. Sweeny, Major Gen
dral commanding the armies of Ireland, is
published here this morning. After retit-
ing the grievances suffered by Ireland at
the hands of Great Britain, it states that
war is now being made to deliver Ireland
from the tyrant, the despoiler, the rObber.
1t says the Canadas is the true point of at
tack at present, but assures the people that
war is not made upon them, but the Gov
ernment which rules over them. 1t appeals
to the Irishmen, Frenchmeu and Americans
in the provinces to rise and aid the move
ment,
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Reputation Established [

Mrs. 8. "A. sGLEe1I Is t1-agEyH ~
public benefNcE1'eSS and her
aUOMdeT'|SsI success Is 1E1ap1'e-
cedesIteG. Her fame 61sd
her .discOUerteS hare gone
abroad, and to-day she iS
fm her lime the largest a'lG"-
MftEctSeress iEa the 1O01'ECEI y-'a1qs
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MAX sTRAKosCH. .,.......,,.......

MAX STRAKOSCH H.,........,,...,..,.
MR.. .STRAKOSCH ANNOUN CES with
Nl much pleasure that hr has succeeded in max
ingSl tngf cement with hsome of the artists of
,'. MARETzEK'S r" Il
Celebrated italian Opera Troupe,
From the Academy of Music. New York, and
complete Chorus and Orchestra, comprising the
most talented artists in America, with whom he
I E1eg EES HsSs RhHb cTFHHhDpHIS cFHhHS SooEfh oEh
WHICH will be produced in a style unrivaled by any
other management. uN.I.5
The following eminent artists from the Nsg York
Academy of Music, constitute the Grand Italian
Opera Company: ... .,.ylH ....E
Signora ANGELINA GBIONI,
The famous Dramatic Prima Donna, from the Ital!
ian Opera, Academy of Music, New York, and
Theater Tacon, Havana. .-,
Mime AMALIA PATTI STRAKOSCH,
Tho faVOrite Contralto.
MILE PAULINE CANISSA,
The young and talented Prima Donna Legiera.
SignOr MASSIMILIANA,
| The Principal Tenor Of the New lork, Boston and
| Philadelphia Academies of Music. ...rf
SignOr ERRANI,
| Tho eminent Tenor from the New York Academy.
.'r SignOr BELLINI,
| The Principal Baritone Of the New York, Boston
and Philadelphia Academies OF Music.
SignOr MARIA,
| The famous young Baritone, from the New York
| hcdu0lDy VI muslC'
SignOr SUSINT,
The world renowned Basso Profundo from the New
| York Academy. .-.-s
mesdames ZAPUZZI and PAROZZI,
Second DOnnas. ....
l. SIgnOrI XJMENES and BELLI,
| Second Tenors. ... .....
SignOri LOCATELLI and mASSIO,
| Second BassOs.
Musical Director and Conductor. E. Signor NUNO.
The Operas which will be performed, selected
from the Grand Repertoire of the Marezek Italian
Opera Company, will be the following:
THURSDAY, JUNE, 7TH, DoniEettis brilliant
Opera, - -. y. r.a
LUCRETIA BORGEA.
| .f --. Entire.) f#r
. FRIDAY, the latest New York Sensation. the
Ricci Brothers famous Opera, ''-
CRISPlNO h LA COMARE.
(Entre)
SATURDAY Farewell night, " .t
II g,ir,a "a, NORMA. rs
(Entre) .
SCALE OF PRIoEs-Dress Circle and Parquette
o.; Reserved Seats, so cents extra; Family Circle
| rs cents: Private Boxes $40 and sl2 '4
, The sale of Reserved Seats will commence on
Tuesday, June 5th, 0 A. NJ, at John Settlers Mu'
, sic Store. june1-dlw
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All OnIet on the Niagara.

BUFFALO, June 4.-All quiet on the Mag
ara. The arms of the captured Fenians are
on board the Michigan, also their colors and
those captured by them at the battle of
Ridgeway, which the Canadians call Lime
stone Ridge.
Buffalo is filled with special reporters
from all parts of the country, but there is
absolutely nothing transpiring at this
point.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

r. E. HOOKER ..a. -Mga...... q
ATTORNEY AT LAW, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
VIII practice in Courts Jackson and counties adjoining
Collections made in any part Of the State. ~
Refer to Hon. Thos j. Semmes, James Mcconnell, ]. j.
Person Co a. Glenn L Co. - Il ~. -.--l -.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19
tAew Orleans DAILY Greatent.
.Aeu 0rleans Nlonep yflarhet. i

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP srpEr4 !,
a Saturday Evening, Feb. II, 1866 7
The movement in financial circles to-day has disclosed
marked variation o any sn and operations have been Of
very restricted character throughout in every department Of
the market Gold opened que at yesterdays closing quota
tons and continued rom the opening to the close
Of business lhe oy Tor the day that are worthy
OF special notice. as IN the olowng satenent o
sales VIZ siVoo hnu sHvo soia ny brokers' at l36 so
BY anohef ~ i'' Soo aoo ahp s|o' at 1904 S3o sold
by ope nrohe as 10Y p AZ 'oi4 ana Siooo and Sfp At
t5'1a shso' w - p 'ssu p"oo %ihereah hayes ~ i5o1a
n Soo as iaias, anu w sao" ~ ~ we SUI quote goid
az l3'4'atoo4 M ef ~ foosiaI io american com, ane
II 1ae1a49loo1a @ .or 49, senlota w. aohafs.
fohit' 'I oohsihues % u very limited feaues'.
Ane u " p, fpsa' p, ~ 4e '"'h'na cohsuues ~
eseea " p,ncpai buyers sun Aeephe
t " ~ A. ~ s uas iiays @ peea ps a' Soh
80. y ~ enosn s,I S,a, W.. ''So.o ~ LaoSa
~ Az, ,,tsl ~ " cow M % ~ ~ AZ ia'i 1N"
oni % s ~ ,,.a, NV 1,os ph u auihs' contfactee
" oi s' % -. s " /, in's ~ aa'e M oeeh very hsh
-. On noor Il ooos s e@o,or ~ s :. % e,,~s @ @ ~
" ~ ooo. ~ nns @ - -, aos " @ 2 e. e. .'api
- . - .,, =. 1.y,|, 49, ,;, ,.n.,I.s ~ ~, -, ~ ~ ny
..e-,t.,Iri r. u, - j ono ere ~, - y. "As
. t 80 3a' A' A 'SS''''' "n' out'oo n"nes
"0'o'Iagss,s.,a. ,ae .,,
Do'ERt'" hHN0itEAsoh mas eha'pilea ho marheo VaEa
"oh OF any ka SINCE oul 'a's " pvate ana com
erca were at no time oeter tha and the demand
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

CAUSE FOR FRIGHT.-A loafer who had been
!isy was up before the Mayors court. His honor,
C-c,cacan't do #, !" muttered he; a-a-a-ain't
y he pewter.o @zy -
fare you married man?'' inquired the mayor.
Not exactly SO f-f-f-far gone yet, sir"
Well, will have to send you to the work
lse."
Taint nuthin' to go there" said Aleck, I" but
en- you t-t-t-taked about nm, IN marriage, old
tow, you f-f-f-frightened me!n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19
gontmerrial gntelligen1e.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. o. CAnP STREET,


# saturday Evening, Feb IT, 1866 )
C0TT0S-The market opened unsettled this morning at
yefoay closing hgures offerings we're unusually Light as
number OF factors steadily refused to uncover their
" previous rates, whist buyers, on the other hand
oHered dec'aedy lower hgHre with 80 grsa disparity in
shf views OF Operators OF coe no one looked for more than
hoRa pnsinpss ana the movement which resulted in the
se LODI paes was entirely unexpected The prices paid
theoughout were uniformly those embraced in yesterday
quotations. which we repeat below as still rejecting the actual
condition OF the market Adsces yesterday from New York
g puSshea IN the evening papers, were generally construed
t"otaoe' whist tuose from Liverpool ef the is inst as
he associated press were uniformly pronounced
pgion not Incorrect private dispatches having been re-
eeVeh IN which upland mdding Cotton was quoted at l8d
ana orleans mlddlng ad which would Indicate an advance
Of decline as exhibited by the press dispatches of
4a 'oT orleans niddlings The discrepancy will doubtless
nave pee however, before we enter upon the move
men or the next business week. and in tue mean time, we
woud repeat yesterdays gnre rs still rejecting the actual
eondon OF the market no sales Of any Importance having
uanpea alter the receipt Of the foreign viz Ordinary
oo@'t good ordinary 4o94c low mddIng iac and mid
t me safes ior the day nave been divided among
oa5ets IN te io'owihs osaer VIZ oVo paies 4 S zoo e
-''' --'' -'' VI anu ~ oa'eS' ssa
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stoek on hand sept lst ls65-bales 8S239
Ra;vsJ rayn,uIu go, g .ns 90, ooo
4 7. - -
COG, ,a62
E,sS ~ raStI fsoi 5o ,,o an
..F ..Il-f = -
stock on hand and On shipboard not cleared
The exports included t bales for Barcelona 252S for LE
erpoo Sa9 Tor New York and o bales for Providence R.
SUGAR AND MOLALSES-The receipts since yesterday
confined 80 hhds Sugar bbls Of Moasses The
ock hand very limited this together with good de.
enables holders very prices The sales of
Sugar to-day include about 100 hhds at l5c for good fair
l5c for fully fair i6,4 4@l6q{c b. for yellow clarified
Of Molases one lot of GO bbs inferior at Soc "a gallon
WESTERN PRcDUCE--The market was very quiet as is
generally the the last day the week The stock of
If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

'-.-e. JEFFERSON Cry, Feb 49, 1850
Arrived Saturday and Sunday-140 Western Beeves 2O7
Calves and % Mich Sold Saturday Texas Beeyes
t7s Hogs, 40 Calves and Nich Cows Stock on Sale
D Western Beeves lo4 Yearlngs, us s236 Calves ~
Hich Cows We uaota '.' --1f'-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

n M. CONRAD a. SONS "
70. H. CONRAD, o. A. CONRAD, L. L. CoyRApJ
Attorneys at Law, ,,.,
Nc, 81 CARoNDELET STREET.

The undersigned hs h, med connection with gensms,
residing in Washington City, having much experience and
great facilities in busisss the prosecution Of claims
against the Government particularly those growing the
late war The undersigned will prepare the evidence Of such
claims and will forward the his associate Washing
ton who will prosecute their recognition by the Government
~ ,.s.--. .,..aAayrr ,.s G. n. CONRAD,
- 81 CarordeIst street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-26

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