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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

Peterson's Magazine for July is on
our Table. This number begins with
a new Volume, its attractions are
i~ncreasd, the reading matter is improved:
it contains a double size Steel Fashion
Pla lie, elegantly coIOred, with six figures
The ladies can feed their eyes with all
the newest styles in the parapheFnalla of
of Ladies costume. In this number they
be0;n the new novelette, "Old Mill of
A~moskeg," by Is Diary Frloe
per single copy, $500; 3 copies S4'0O;
4 copies, 81 500. Address,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. 3O6 Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14
Lyons Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE RENE
DY FOR IRREGULARITIES.

# - -.
these Drops are 3 scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy and GER
tain specific for the cure OF all distractions and sup
pressions Of nature. Their popularity Is Indicated by
the fact that over 100 coo bottles are snnually sold
and consumed by the ladiGs OF the Unitta States, eve-
~ one Of whom speak in tAe strongest terms OF praise
Of their great merits. They are rapidly taking the
place OF every other Female Remedy, and are cOnsid'
cred by all who know aught Of them, as the surest, sa-
fest. and most infaltiable preparation IN the world
for the cure OF ali female complaints. the removal OF
all distractions OF mature, and the promotion of health
regularity and strength. Explicit div ectiOns stating
when they may be used, and explaining when and why
they should not, nor could not be used without prOdu-
cling effects contrary TO natures chosen laws, will be
found carefully folded around each bottle, with the
written signature of L. LYON, without which
none are geHaiBo.
Prepared 6y DR.. JOHN L. LYON, 1876 Chapel Street,
New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted either per-
Sonally, or BY mail, (enclosing stamp } concerning all
private diseases and female weskpess.-Price Sl,6o
per bottle.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
G. G. CO.,
Gent agents for U. S. and Canada
20 LLIHs BROS. ST. Louis. wholesale
FL LLER, FINCH & FULLER, Chicago. Agents
Decembsr It'll 1866. ly. 1O-l2-1l.i2 id,nn, jsw
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

Large stock Of choice Dry Goods and
Groceries going Of ",,ike not cakes"
cheap for cash. Call soon if you would
secure bargain!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14
At HackneY.s

Just received a Lew stock of Ladies',
gents and Children's Shoes, inpompar.
'0le for cheapness and durability,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

The Brownville Brewery is now in
full blast turning out a superior arti Gle
Of Beer. For good Beer, that's the
place to 90 60.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

See the advertisement of Theodore
.Hil Co., Agents. This Machine is too
well known 10 mead comment from US.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

Turkish Prunes. Currants, Raisins.
Cherries, etc., a.
SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

Duplex Elliptic Hoop Skirts, just re-
reiTsd at Hackney & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

Vim. IL. McCreery, or the City
Drug Store, has yeta large stock Of Wall
Paper and Window Shades Of every
variety.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

Hannibal Flour just received at Hack
ney & Co.'S,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

Eighty acres of choice Land for Sale
Nta bargain. Apply 10 BLISS at The
Post Office. 3S,2
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

-FOUR YOUng Mares for sale. En-.
quire al Cogswell g. Bebford's Livery
Stable.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

Double Shovel Plvws. Pitch Forks,
Horse Rakes, &C.,
SWAN s. BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

Auction Sale on Saturday, near Post
Office, JW BLISS, A~uctioneer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

,,ssusware of every description at
= ]. L. MCGEE & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

Two good Horses for sale cheap en-
quire Of BLISS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

A superior lot Of Teas at
HENDERSON & CO.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14
AIN APPORTIONMENTM

subject to the following regulations
are placed 10 SEALED ENVELOPES, which are we'll
mixed. One Of these Envelopes, containing the Ger
fidcate OF Order for some Article, will be deliveted
at our ONCE, or sent b mail to any address, without
regard to choice, on receipt Of IS Cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will see
what Article it drdtcs, and its value, and can then send
One Dollar and receive the Article named, or can
choose any ether one Article on our Listof the same
SEND 25 CENTS FOR A CERTIFICATE.
In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, paying postage ard do
ing the business % cents each, which must be en-
closed when the certificate is sent. Eve certificates
for 81, eleven 81 80 for SIS, IS for $40 and 100 for
SIS.
Agents.-We want sgentsin every town and
county in the country, and those acting as such
will be allowed ten cents on evory Certificate or
dered by them provided their remi ttenee amounts
to 81. Agents will collect rs cents for every GER
tifcate, and remit is cents 20 us, either in cash Of
postage stamps, Agents RENTING at once $50, will
be entitled 60 \ beautiful Silvor Watch, and also
200 certificates.
Please write your Name, Town, County and
State plainly, and address all orders to
WATCH AND GOLD JEWELRY co.
SO Liberty st, New York.
lO-22-6m I'd mn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

100 Sacks XXX sc. Louis Flour
received, per Steamer Kate Kear.
ney. THEO. HILL & CO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

WIN. III. McCreery. has ius~sreceiyed
at the City Drug Store a large assOrt-
ment Of School Books, embracing every
variety, used in this cOnntry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14

Groceries, full stock of The best at
j. L. MCGEE & cos:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-14
TRENCH PLOWS-

We have theexclusiTe right to the manufacture
and sals Of these plOws in this Territory and ad-
joining eoaHties 0f Missouri, and iRtend to supply
all demands go far ss PSctiaable.
1t is conceded BIZ all who nave tested the Leeper
b Kidder CIitivator, that 1t is superior t. all
others in GAe following respects
lss. The plOWman can ride easier and plow with
less Labor.
End. ARy person who can drive a team can man
gel it.
Sd. Crooked roW1 Of corn are plowed as easily
and thoroughlyas straight ones, the plowman sit
ting so rs to observe the corn, aud see if the work
is well done.
4th. It is guided bya perfectly natural and easy
foot motion, and does uOt cramp or tire the plow-
man.
9Th. The pillow, while in motion, is moved with
perfect ease.
9th. The shOvels may be adjusted to any depth,
and any desired space between them is easily OBJ
tanned.
9Th. It has adjustable shields to prevent young
corn from being covered.
9Th, tits admirably adapted to ploWingin small
grain.
Every euItiTatoris we'll made, Of COED material,
and warranted to do good work.
We refer to the 70 flowing named persons, who
last year bought and used the eultivator manufac-
tured by Morgan 4 Mead, in Atchison county, Mis-
souri,, to-Wit:
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pagns OF 1862 and 1868 won distinction by hard service
in the field He dead now but his friends will be glad
TO learn that the cloud which for time rested his
memory has been removed and that his reputation
stands completely indicated by the official records Of
the War Department
GENERAL GREGORY NOT DISMISSED.
General Gregory has not been dismissed, stated nor
even mustered out but has been retained Assistant
Commissioner Of Freedmen's Affairs for Texas and or
dered TO other more important duty
RETURN OF GENERAL GRANT.
The General and Mrs. Grant returned from their visit
to Richmond this evening Captain Dunn, Of the stall,
also back from his leave OF absence.
THE CASE OF JEFF DAVIS
IL has been stated that the President has instructed
the Attorney General OF the United States prepare for
the arragnment Of Jefferson Davis before the United
States Circuit Court Of Virginia, the charge Of high
treason. This Ia mistake No such instructions have
been given but there have been frequent consultations
with eminent legal gentlemen Affecting Jefferson Davis
and other mplicsten crimes against the United States
in connection with the late rebellion and looking their
trial at some future period and The subject is stl under
consideration.
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paer lssi sfstihs - e.satt aai.asy - iY.. 80.
~ nsnfy ies1s saetaD..s rlsss~ 90 ,.ry r.s
asncsbsr sn1 tls sssius s,s~se eg.tsr.44s s,ss.ss
IL 80 utt' y Irsi ~ba~s r.yaiffae assst1 Va
fsS Amsficah ssdsage pslssst, ~ pssafns s's-
s'siiy w. ~ sssy seoa pf<ss fansrs 'rr+n go 70
$50 a. ihlngs osD~1sres ihftt hey - fac
ttssf fuii Tsue wnfs- sr1tees my ssss ,~s~shi -
t',s ,hs r-i,ss vt~t ihs nfti -oatf ~ bstly
rast ~.ss ttrfr mr. - faHT pstaFe4 ., sfss nss
ssty ~ey~ go T.. ~ tisn thssf sss ~ sfesa f.-
tafr - ,ss 49, 49, tas.s al flfHtF PIT sn<
ssst~ shs ssos issl ~ ~ ttsflss nfw ksr ~,
"A mra.t,.sa. 80 ~ 80 t-g fo9sa ~ tesssve re
vsl.. sss tts.t 90 gs tslt ~ ssstAtsss
w,ip.y Is ttan 400 ~ 100 Fsatafiag " csv
ssss.ssisf b nssf ~ ~0 ~ pfir 90 gyss tss~s.
.ws gs-,fs Ef4af nsA issn. issd tss<ass Ma I'D
Tsfiee
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ENCLOSURE NO 3
SUPERIOR PoLIrcAL PREFECTURE DEPARTMENT siEAloA,
ExcELLEscY-Your Official letter Of yesterday hss In
formed me of The decree against Ladislao aoua DIES
p,e his confinement s refuses ervs second udee
OF first instance for this post which he appointed by
your E&celencys decree promulgated the 18th OF January
, now tran.m the resolution to Mr. Gaona ana will
CURED, person 10 hn lis place IN the above mentioned
GREG0RIo ALMADA superior Political Project
g; MoRiTo Secretary General
ENCLOSURE 40. 4.
SUPERIOR PorrcAL rRrrEcrunI DfrART4ETr syso.
Hi. EIeele9cy General De ceagny q The division, in
ii Of lie second Ship Of ra stn me-
which y9m were called decree 81 the 18th OF Jauy
three DAYS from yesterday reflect utou the serious con
eons imprson yor for Six months for not re
speeding his commands as YOU ought,
r GRLG9Slo ALMADA, Superior Political rrofecl.
Isencsdo Don LApistAo Appointed second Judge
OF First Instance al this Port
LScLosuR NO. T.
SUPERIOR PoLric4L PhrTscrg.s DEPARTMENT sfysloA,
srRDo Ladi.iao Gaona writes no oeeaily oliovs
In reply your note OF to day have IT, honor 70 Say
ma, ma d da not At ft eeeni The ndsrshp eGsa me- for
The surruon PorirIfIL PrsYrri + this Dcpartment
MT Gqois to liberated and take charge 81 Tie 10
which he has been appointed
s GRh;G 20 iI AfMADA superior Political Project
HIS Exeeicacy General of the Division, DE- CAsraGSY
LNcLosuHE 20
MAzArtAs. Feb. 5 1859.
Of frf instance by orcr yoag OF Janu
sry last and ha,e he hoao % inform you o; Il
Tho SUPERIOR PonrrcAt PRrrtcF Of This Department
Prom thc r,irro Verde y seo' August %, 1854
We e undersigned IN eoia piancc vh tho ORDER Of The
head project % r aepastne thar perslns h9dmg Office
under The c'n- on q oW shall present ihemscl' -
the prefecture end move That ts arc t hostile 70 the i
behave Hkh honest c.tfcns wu live tn peaceful
government FELiX BIZ ia PlA
aud twenty Others.
AUGUST 10 ast - worry eycrr, AL iold ha q VII BE-
.ifeea 81. protest FOR the ',e zee 81 Lgrn
pro,-t iii iavc been hostile no goscr,mcnt az to
penalty imposed the cirsui e ~ ien q last August.
AcuAs CArrSr,s July IL 1864
Not being rnpoyed by nc government hut bciug par
10 the berals. am aided upon make tf protect taat
all ciryumsano"a. TRINIDAD IEDRuLA.
JESUS H. AsCON
This protest BRUNO pAyAfOs.
thls protest 20 cell rora l@.suen wore evils
ANTOSGD CORNF1o
FRANCISCO RO-ALEs.
There great many other remarks Ike he preceding
ones.
Mr.. saw ARD TO Nh. RoMEro.
d. ARTETNr 40 STATE, NA.HsGTOS, Nov .. 1885
Sig--i have TIE honor 10 acknowledge your connHn.
cations Of Marh - and April AMI Z 1865, with thur
respective measures, lransmHtng for the Information
at this gOv0rm cnt, accounts cf the condition Of aar
Ia NexcO and 90 the events occurring there connected
with the operations OF the forces ndng IN that
pubic
You viii he pleased acccp, my grateful acknowiedg
mrns for tic interesting Information you have kindly
Communicated while avail as sclr nf the oc a. on e.
reteraio to you err the assurance cf my hig c"nsd
Grafton. WILLIAM II. SEWARD
Sonor hATiss RosFRo, &c, Washington, ~ g.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


Mr B0ttsfff rep q Man, Introduced b.li 20
amend he act further provide flr the collection u
duiio. mporis whch RAJ tgce. referred ihe
judiciary Committee and ordered 70 ~ prniai
10 answer W question ~ w Roe dem u M .
w Borr~If stated That the bnl 9nly related y legal
question, which " already before thc Jsdicary Com.
mtec u wes drawn with great care ~ vel Informed
Isrson and the committee Wished % hare the asfan
tage q seeing Ia print
wsrniNgTrs grsLEwF srNEs
Nr po~sfLtY, ifspl 81 hhn. introduced bil r. f.
corporate ~" Arademy ~ Noflc. q Washington ciy.
With Nav riras0ssh and oihefN corTSsstofs nit
capital u tyooOoO and with poser Ia bald Opera
Hnase 10 Washington nv wblth read tsfe hna 70
fsrrs 70 he COMMITTEES Or lhs District
xsrpnisL
hf oErn rep o. In nfrotacsd lesrt ,t~o.4con
saihofgiAg he sale and transfer ~ arms uuE rts and
yessiEofNaf shieh rad " and fsfsfrsd The
Commune. On fgrsNn snst-
ssoTss sgIsc uysgiI,c msIss srtfnrt
NJ httfsr tfsp - Ne ro.. " ysrsorsl rst4ara.
ton ns sad LA the fct~t@ ~hl~ o<earrsd 10 ns H1sas
yrssrdsy IN reference 70 The pfoYison rst tte
Provost Marshal Gensr4 there som. f~fror4i
trvysfsy bstsesn ne ssnksmsh from tss lea gtys,
~ Nr~ fofk lhf. cenklrrl and myssif Tat ssnie.
man has tssn ionfsr rsfnt ~ cengfets thsn nyssf
snd sgTTo.sd he va sgnsy "a fam nYssf 18Th
The ruiss - honor Whit unfsfrfaad sFst md
obtain b~tvssn members IN rsfer ne ~ fhf cisks
regrFf ~ reft1r& robffUferyss tstwssn gsniisrasn
II uas pnini 81 honor that shea ne fstgfisr
toos dovn the estate u shosia ~ ~ ned
~ sssssssers sus ssss, astssH ~ ~ nsssAi
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WEST COAST ADvICEs.


SAY tNfti-eoi Apiils - l'oD
$40 patriotic ao1enns ycsts uay celebrated the spien
did victory s,iS &c have been s,Nieved over ihe French
nj Protidie and sau sesasan
Coutol Rsg who commanded th'' ffen'h |" Treslaie.
sves oucal accSuut the battie IN which ne sisted
th-i has small exped0Esy force ~as stsckel by 'biee
Thousand ,so hundred hbefss who wei" f"pli.rh M"i
four hourE hard hgiunz " ~ ln~ o. Two plec.s
artillery, uvce hundred hicf aD two W ndfto ""ohheu
wounded The lfprcr,iaf we've rnvi sbnr ~ rem1in
hngor where 10 pgtrtfa@ ou ~ htudfeo 'arFses
would breed is-t enre and opened tho Wy " HakAi
lsn. hfnging 10 ah their wounded
Durango leiter ~ March ~ giatos that ~ Ffen'h
had ~ ahdcned thihnahua two columns ore in"' ~
w Monterey aud The other Ga san Lots IDtnsI bNwnEo
y - ~ garrisoEsG by ippersI yel cart urael EsIis
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-. ,,.-,,l
the samc luformaton from other sources
MI "3ophmpos menuoh.a we names Of other corpo
r,or aid spoke highly OF thei Character aud respons,
biity.
MT WENTWORTH remarked thAi ne ava not want Inn
to pun these gentlemen but TO state whether they wero
IA ihe charter -
MI NonDmfDGE-fer, ar. ] Know some 81 the oWren
q The company They are here and they know what
they are here for.
MI WnrwoRrn-So do they are here ioI Mo
money uanghterl want 70 know what objection
,here IL TO fcrrng thl7 bil to the Committee on Public
Lands.
hf Pfpv-smpy because there IL not an inch ~ land
| Ia ihe aih
W. Wruwoarn remarked that n there not land
In The blll there money w and II should have
boon referred 10 the committee OF ways and Means
iherc was NC hue Joker Now thorc war land va tho
BIZ and now there ro' aud there money IN
u and now there was not Naashterl
Mr. HENDERSON, mp d oregon addressed the House
In support or The b aeeisrng hi belief that each Of
these Pacific railroads would N'hin hve year. after ~
e,lon hno !, nec'ssa'l ~ u',h double TRACK
Mr. hnANo spoke IN opiospa y NE bill, saying that
ebsr, ns' er u , nrna ~ sying e wa W. he
had regarded from the beginning a. scheme % public
puaas Ihs peeaS IN" ,o had ols,n oeoed ns
swarm had come TO congress Tor privilege. ny The
original charter there had cen granted 20 M company
through he Terr,tore md twcnty socons pcr milo Tor
an Tho distance o thc oad through tho S,acs Tho a.
tilna,ed value Of that baud grant was sss a mile
Mr. siAtpNG Ircrl OF ONO followed on the s"mo
Nr woopnrroos addrcssed tlo House IN advocacy Of
the bIl In the course 81 BIZ remarks
MI. hnLs, usp " Ia l"s' nnu ,'h,,no'Y .ao
worth lad reserasy ,1yen notice for he csclasion ~
the lobby. aud asked hohcr Il possible IA
'5se " s % s , efS' c siss ssr from ,au,
MIA whether he meant 10 convey tho idea directly or IN
directly that no or Wentworth had Interest In the
loo5y.
called The geaisasa to order a. their ro%srss ~ero e
u' ~ vain 70 "'T' ~ ''' -, ,,o,,
NJ W NJ, w, ~, ~ o.3 a'ha.a -" ~ .'.'"
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As the same causes stll exist Il
he Superior Political Project %.
my conference with hlm ycateiIrly,
excused from accepting the rlace
instance, to which / Lave hcea nNCe
Castagny aud rs I am again suGer<r
Df indignant coast fever. from which. =
,nucll, making 81 change OF ar uecesD 4
my physician says, | maze known tins
inform the superior Political Prefeo. Is
for reasons given, cannot acceptNx
ment
To the SECRETARY OF the Superior u
the Department, present
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IN = VI w = ' - = q i'ss
,rLAS. Jan. -, l>Gi \
q that | explained to
}. the department Ia
Sy, why ! should be
second judge OF FIRST
iNCinted by icnsrtl dc
N from another attack
n khnve already suffered
sDH TO my recovery. as
tins To you that you may
tHiIe department that,
tN aforesaid appoint
l.. GAoNN.
r Political Prefecture OF
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Judge, without appeal person who belongs 10 the
gangs Of armed mae s rroroOn,e ssn,eros m
ART Sentences shall be executed within twenty four
hours, counting from the moment Of their passage ~
General Commanding III the Frs First Division
Therefore order ms 70 be printed published and crcu'
GREGoRIo ALMA6A superior Political Project
1SnsS1 sec Ts General of the Prefecture
onneonG AssADA s1reer Fatsa rrefes Of Depart
Know ye that his E&eelency Major General de casagny
ExrEDrroSaer FoHcr OF MEXICO FlasI DIV Isr4sTRY
General De cSgE IN MAztS J En- e
@ Maan have seen s sa 6 the % M
da L a have token % pns %
ysonaly appointed ofce iii their nominations are rail
aod BY his Majesty tho Emperor Maxmlan-Poltical Pre-
Eranciseo Gomea Flores City coanciiDPresldeSt
Angs Lopez fcra g Leon 2ae ' (Gosar
v Manue ha aa Miguel cssro fGnao de In
M Msss Acosa Don Santiago Rero Aleadss Don
cente Maldonado
ANY Of the above mentioned who refuse per
six months imprisonment according the proylsiogs of The
~,... General Commanding Tie FTs, Division.
Therefore order this TO be printed, published and
GREGoKio ALMADA.
0 Secretary General Of the Prefecture
sneonq ALaADA, Superior Political Project of the Depart
Know that his EScoency Major General de Castagny
has directed to me the fOlowin dCcree.--
ExPEDuIosARY Force or Mexico, First Div INF,
MAzATLAs, Jan. ~, 1865
General Castagny, commanding First division of tie
Franco Mexican army considering ii of great Importance to
organize the judicial possible and respect
ing the recommendations OF the superior Political Project
persons mentioned hereby appointed to ONCE
III the nominations rat1fd by his Majesty the Emperor
haAinlian as officers of theesupreme COnr-Minsier IL
renelado Don Jesus Be;ancour Attorney Lcencadn Don
Jose Marin Loreto Irbaen The other officers required
the Supreme Court Justice shall he appointed by the
Political Project taking into consideration the Minister'S
Recommendations
The following persons hereby appointed by Po.
cal Preect till their nominations ratified by his Majesty
the EmperorFirst Judge OF First Instance, ccneiado
iadao Gaona Second Judge Of First Instance iceIcad
Jesus Brngas.
DoS GRrGoRio ARMADA POlnhAi trefect.
Therefore order this be printed published
kited, and command that IL be duly obeyed.
GREGORlO ALMADA, Slk Aior Political Project.
GRLGoRto MoRRNo Secretary Gleral OF the Prefecture
MAzArlAs, January % 1865,
DISCLOSURE ~ 4
SUPERIOR POLITICAL PREFECTURE RrrST SINsLoyi
M1zArLAS. Jan. 30, l>fi
As the sim that | explained to
he superior Political Preioct o. the dcpa mcnt n
excused from accepting the PLACE Judge OF FIRST
instance, to which Lave hcea aI ntcd by Gcnsrtl dc
Castagny am again suffer from another attack
u coast fever from which khnve already suffered
much making change OF ar neces'oH 10 recovery
physician maze known tins you that you may
for reasons given, cannot acceptTA aforesaid appoin
L. GAONN.
To the SECRETARY OF the Superior Political Prefecture Of
The Department, present.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-20
NEW Orleans MARKETS.
FINA CIAL.

SATURDAY MoRsFo, February II.
We copy from the New Orleans Times Of
this morning the following market sum
mary:
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Gold declined still further yesterday,
opening at 1877 and fraction above. Prices
fell off gradually to 36A@l36%, and
closed at 136@l3sL, though some holders
declined to sell at less than 1877.
The exchange market was also greatly
affected, opening under decline AM To-
sing heavy. The chief sales wers cle@s
sterling at l46M@l45A. Francs 8. S21S,
"a. S715. New York funds were more
steady, bank rates for checks ID discount;
outside rates for commercial sight e "a
discount; sixty days sight Q per cent. dis
count.
The transactions in cotton were not
large. Buyers held back, while m ost fac
tors were not anxious to meet the demand
at the reduced prices. The sales were
light, only 1850 bales, as given by the tig-
ures. Prices: good ordinary, 40@4lc. low
middling, AZ @48c.; middliDg, 45@46c,
There was an improved demand for su-
gar. Sales were 300 hhds., at an improve
ment in prices, which were 135s@l4%,
l5kc. for seconds, l5K for fully fair to
prime 1871 for choice, aud TIC. for white
clarified. Molasses sold at zoe. for com
mon, 90 for prime, and s215 for strictly
prime. There is no molasses N first or
factors hands, and very little sugar.
Western produce continued in good de-
mand stocks generally light Sales of flour
were $500 bbls., at various prices, ranging
from IS 6211 for fine up to 90 IS for low
extra, $l0@$l2 for choice, and $l4 for very
| choice, extra.
Corn has arrived freely, and the supply
is above the demand. The sales were 450O
sacks prices quoted were at a decline-say
9T1zc. to 81 per bushel.
Hay-Supplies and stock light; selling
at $32 to 1913 per ton.
There is no report Of leaf tobacco. In
fact the stock is so light, market is
thing only talked Of.
Pork and bacon are wanted. Prices rule
high. Freights are dull; nc. for cotton
by steamship for New York, and ll-l6 for
Liverpool, nc. for Hayre and lc. for Bos-
ton. Tonnage generally in good supply.
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