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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY
HORSES.

DEPOT OUARTFRMAsTERs OFFICE, !
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May l, lsL'
SEALED PROPOSALS, which must be made in
duplicate will be received in this Office until twelve
O'Clock noon on MONDAY, the tenth of June next
for furnishing the Quartermasters Department at
San Antonio with TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
HORSES.
Said Horses must be sound in all particulars, well
broken in full flesh and good ndton, from u5 ff
teen to 90 sixteen hands high, from 5 five to ~ nine
years old and well adapted in every to Cavalry
purposes.
All horses offered will be subjected to rigid in
specton, and only those that conform TO the above
specifications will be accepted.
Bids will be received for not less than twenty five
horses and must be accompanied by guaranty of
at least two persons, whose responsibility must be
certified to by Clerk Court Of Record) that the
bidder is competent to carry out the contract, il
awarded to him, and that he will give ample bonds
therefor.
The horses must be delivered within twenty days
from the acceptance of the bid or bids.
The Government the right to reject any or
all bids if deemed unsatisfactory and no bid will be
entertained that does not conform to the terms of
this advertisement.
Proposals to he plainly Endorsed Proposals for
Cavalry Horses and addressed TO the undersigned
at this place. j. g. q. LEE,
Breyet Lieut. Colonel and A. Q, NJ, u. s. Army.
mylltje5
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OFFICIAL.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
PORTATION
DEpoI OuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
go ASTnNro TEXAS NAV IA 1877

SAN ANTONIO, Texas May Is, 1857,
SEALED PROPOSALS. which must be made in
duplicate, will be received at this Office until YES
DAY the 25th Of June next at II O'Clock noon for
the transportation of Military Supplies for one year
from the first day of jay next on the following
routes
ROUTE No. l-From Austin TO Fort Beltnap,
Buffalo Springs and all Military Posts and Camps as
are or may be established in Texas, south OF Red
River, and north of the latitude of Austin
ROUTE No. 3-From San Antonio to Camp
Verde, Forts Inge. Clark, Stockton, Davis. and
Bliss, and all Military Posts and Camps as are or
may be established on the western and northwest
ern frontiers of Texas south Of latitude 81 degre
north.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred a
pounds per one hundred 100 miles at who
they will transport said supplies, and must give
their names in full, with residence and Post-oice
address.
Each bid must be accompanied by a bond in the
sum Of Ten Thousand Dollars, signed by two
more persons. Whose responsibility must be certi
fed to by a clerk of court Of recordD t1at the
bidder will, in the contract is awarded to him,
enter upon the fulhllment thereof, and furnish
good and sufficient security that he will faithful
carry out the conditions therein set forth and eac
urety will state his place of residence.
Separate bids and bonds are required 10 ca
route.
The amount of bonds that will be required of tn
contractor will be Fifty Thousand Dollars $50 COO
each route.
The person or persons to wiom any award is made,
must be prepared to execute contracts and give the
required bonds at once and be in readiness for
vice on the first day Of July next, as before men
toned.
Satisfactory evidence of the oyatJ and solyency of
each bidder and persons offered security. Will be
required.
The bids will be opened on the Gay and hour be,
fore named, and bidders have privilege of being
present at the opening.
No proposal will be entertained that does not fully
comply with the terms OF this advertisement.
Any contract made under the advertisement will
be subject to tho approval of the Quartermasf err
General and the right is reserved to reject any
| all bids.
Forms of contract may be at the offices Of the
Chief Quartermastor Fifth Mileary District, at New
Orleans, the Chief Quartermaster District of
Texas, at Galveston the Pest Quartermaster at Aus
tin, and aethis office.
Proposals must be plainly Endorsed Proposals
| for Army Transportation and addressed to the
undersigned at this place.
| J. g. c. LEE,
BIT. Ii. Col Il A. q. NJ U. S. Army.
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PROPOSALS FOR sUnsIsTENCE.

OFFICE CHEF c. S FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans La, May 20, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
invited till the 9Th day of June 1867, at II clock NJ
for furn shing the Subsistence Department Of the
United Stated Army with the following Sub Stores
10000 pounds of Good Hard Brown SOAP.
6C0OO pounds of white Navy BEANS put mp in
barrels the price per pound must be stated
20OO6 pounds of RICE Of the best quality, put up
in barrels.
2.OO0caus of Peaches pound cans sample to
be furnished.
700 good new FLOUR SACKS made Of the best
material, samples to be furnis' ed
All Of the above articles TO be delivered at the
Anchor Press in This city, within twenty days after
the opening of the bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
hitherto failed to comply with their engagement
with any branch of tho Government.
Bids to be directed to the undersigned and mark
ed - Proposals" A. BECKWITH
my21 I'd Rrevet Fla Gen. and q. S. U, $. A.
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PROPOSALS. FOR NATIONS AND
FUEL FOR LIGHT-VEssRLs. Etc.

COLLECTIONS OFFICE,
SIMULTANEOUSLY OF LIGHTs !
New Orleans, 1861. }
SEALED PRoPC SAILS will be received at this
office until u O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY. the 10Th day
of June le7 for furnishing and delivering rations
and fuel for the lighthouse keepers and hghtve
in the Eighth and Ninth Lighthouse Districts, and
for any other hghtvessel and lighthouse tender that
may be called for for year from this lst day OF
July, 1861 TO the 3Oth June, 1853, inclusive The
tons to be OF good and approved quality to be delv
cred alongside of the lighthouse tender other YES
eel provided for the purpose, at New Orleans, La
and 20 be stated in tn bid accordingly, in good and
sufficient packages barrels, boxes, and cases and in
good order for tn hghtvessel, once quarter, tree
Of all expense to the United States Agreeably to
specifications which will form part Of the contract
copies of which may be had by applying at this office
All bids must be sealed. and Endorsed Proposals
for RatIons and Fuel for Lightvessels," and then
placed in another envelope and left at directed 10
this Office prepaid IL sent BY mail The bids for fuel
aad for ratons viii be considered separate from each
other.
b. order Of the Lighthouse Board.
wM. p. KELLOGG,
myi1ue4 Superintendent Of Lights.
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POLITICAL.
Third Ward Republican Club

Third Ward Republican Club-The follow
ing resolutions passed at the last regular meeting Of
the Third Ward Republican Club of this city, are
transmitted for publication by order of the club
Resolved That in obedience to resolutions adopted
at the session of the Central Executive Commit
tee election will take place at Clay Hall, Perdido
street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 5, from
to 10 O'Clock, for delegates to represent the
Third Ward in the Republican State Convention to
be held in New Orleans the 10th instant.
Resolved, That said election shall be by ballot and
person will be permitted to vote unless he is en-
rolled in the Third Ward Climb or its sub-clubs, and
presents his registration paper.
Resolved, That three commissioners be appointed
by this meeting to superintend said election to pre-
pare ballot box enforce the provisions of these
resolutions and to BAKE return of said cleo
ton to the President Of the Third Ward Club, who
shall transmit the same the President Of the Cen
trail Executive Committee.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published in
the New Orleans REPUBLICAN and Tribune.
SIMON JONES, President.
tai OSCAR A RICE, Secretary.
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District of Louisiana, No. s7e6-In obedience
to an admiralty warrant to me directed in the above
entitled suit have seized and taken into my posses
sion the steamer Continental, her tackle, apparel,
and furniture. etc, etc, hbeled by NJ, S
Mepham ct ais for the set forth in the libel
now pending in the District Court of the United
States
And do hereby cite and adnonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having or pretending to have any right, title or in
terest in or to the same be and appear at the Dis
trict Court Of the United States, for the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans,
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof TO show causes il any they have why the
said steamer CONTINENTAL, her tackle, apparel,
etc. etc should not be condemned and be sold agree
ably to the prayer of libelants.
United States MarshAIs Office New Orleans,
twenty e. ghth day of May. 1867.
F. j. HEBRON, U. S. Marshal
No. 4G-my2s je4 IL Is
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST YELLOW
FEVER.
HEADoRs DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,

HEADQRS DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 30, 1867.
The following communication havipg been re.
ceiyed from Headquarters Fifth Military District:
"HEADQUARTERs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW ORLEANS, La, May g. loG7. :
'Breyet Major General j. A. Mower, commanding
d strict of Louisiana, New Orleans, La.
"GESERLL-I have learned from a reliable source
that yellow fever is prevailing in the harbor Of Ha
vana, island of Cuba, ami call your attention to
this fact, SO that you may put the troops of your
command in the best SAM airy condition, the cpl
demc may reach here at any time, owing to neglect
of the proper authorities to establish quarantine
regulations.
Il am, General, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, p. H SHERIDAN,
Major General u 5. Army
1t is therefore ordered that commanding officers of
posts and detached commands at adopt such
sanitary measures as may be calculated to prevent
or mitigate the spread ravage of infectious DIS
eases, b. employing al the means in their power to
enforce the highest hygienc standard. possible in
their commands.
II IS important, in order to secure beneficial re-
suits that commanders give close personal super
vision to the cleanliness OF their commands in every
detail
The whole value of all known preventive measures
against Infectious residential diseases consists
in the perfection with which the noxious gases,
neutralized or destroyed prevented from spread
ing: consequently, every place thing liable to give
out poisonous talnt to the atmosphere should be
purified covered up, removed, disinfeced, as the
case may require.
The positive measures for maintaining good
health should a so receive unTsmitting attention
the food should be wholesome, varied and well
cooked: personal cleanliness enforced; proper
amount OF exercise taken; amusements and cheerful
employment encouraged; exeesses overtask and loss
Of sleep avoided as much as possible
The first symptoms a disease especially Of the
bowels, should be carefully investigated to cause
and nature and remedies applied at once.
Commanding officers will, By timely acquisitions
keep constantly hand dsinfectants adequate to an
emergency; and if other disinfectants for general
at the post cannot be procured by the Quarter
masters Department acquisitions will be made on
| the Medical Department
Post commanders will keep these Headquarters in
| formed as to the sanitary condition OF their com
| mands, by trimonthly reports and should a case o.
cholera yellow fever appear the fact will be re
| ported without delay.
By order of Brevet Major General j. A. Mower.
| j. LEWIS SPALDING,
First Lieut.. LIST Inf, A D. C., aud A. A. a. G.
| Official. lei
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Luke NOrwood.et. ais, Freedmen, vs.. II.
Bird, A. S. Norwood, and L. W. Jones.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Louisiana No $3.50. By virtue of
writ of an order of Court to me directed in the
above entitled suit will proceed to sell TO the high
est bidder on FRIDAY the DIST day OF me- 1861 at
twelve d2) O'Clock NJ, at entrance to Customhouse
building, on Old Levee street
30 bales of Cotton, marked II. in diamond +
bales of Cotton, marked F, B. in a diamond
bales Of Cot on, marked II in diamond 5.
s bales of Cotton marked II. IN a diamond +,
81 bales of Cotton, marked J. NJ P,
Samples Of this Cotton can be seen At this office
three days before sale.
Terms cash at time Of adjudication, in United
States Treasury Notes
United States Marshals Olase, New Orleans,
third d3y OF June, ls67.
HERON, L. S. Marsha
No. 57-iefsI52
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SEWING MACHINES.
THE HOWE MACHINE CoMPANY's
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS
The HaNye Lock-SLitch.


THESE WORLD RENOWNED SEwlSG MACHINES
Were awarded the highest premium at the Worlds
Fair in London, and six first premiums at the N.
State Fair Of 1866 and celebrated for doing the
best work, using much smaller needle for the same
thread than any other machine and by the introdue
ton of the most approved machinery, we are now
able to supply the very best machines in the world,
These machines made at our new and spacious
actory at Bridgeport, Conn. under the immediate
supervision of the President of the Company, Elias
Howe Jr the original inventor of the Sewing Ma
chine.
They are adapted to all kinds OF Family SEWN
and to the of Seamstresses, Dressmakers, Ia
lors Manufacturers of Shirts Collars Skirts, Cloak
Mantillas, Clothing, Hats Caps Corsets, BooI
Shoes Harness. Saddles Linen Goods, Umbrellas,
Parasols ETC. They work equally well upon 81
linen, woonen and cotton goods with silk, cotton
linen thread. They will seam, quilt, gather, hem
FELL cord braid, bind, and perform every species
sewing, making beautiful and perfect stitch, alik
on both sides Of the article sewei.
The stitch invented by Mr. Howe, and made on thin
machine, is the most popular and durable, and al
sewing machines subject to the principle invent
ed by him
Send for Circular
THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY,
500 Broadway, corner Fourth street,
splos7 WV NEW YoRk
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CATTLE MARKET.

CRY OF JEFFERSON, June 4, 1867
Arrived ycsterday--lOl sheep, and 40 Texas cows
with calves.
sold-z2s Texas beeyes, los hogs, 500 sheep, and
mich cows.
Stock on sale-457 Texas and II Western beeves,
$50 calves and year nrs 255 hogs 1889 sheep % mich
-. aud An TeHss cows with calves.
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United state. vs. Nine Harrels of Rum

United States VS.. Nine Barrels of Rum
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Louisiana. No. SIP BY virtue
of writ of vendiioni exponas to me directed in the
above entitled suit will proceed to sell to the high
est bidder, on SATURDAY, the sth day of June,
1867 at twelve az O'Clock NJ, AZ entrance - Custom
house building, on Old Levee street
Nine Barrels OF RUM, more or less.
Terms cash at time Of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes.
United States Marshal Office New Orleans, third
day of June, ls-7
J. hERRoN, U. S. Marshal
j6-ieAfs
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!. and subscribers forwarding money for
t.;on. or a,yertlse ments to the REPUBLICAN,,
4 by means Of Postotfice orders, by CLERKS OF
i b. draft or BY express, at our risk. lhere
4 or less risk attending the transmlsslon oil
~ mail, even in case of registered ieuerr'
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r.. New Orleans Republican

IN in New Orleans by the following dealers;
n No. IS Baronne street. 49,. n.
I'M, Old Levee street, opposite Tue io''
RAKER, st. Charles Depot, under the ST.
4 Hotel. -, p.u,.h.,,roi, Rsilroad
Third District. y.-,. ,a pobortso,
4 BoIMAIsE, corner kerlerec anu hooe'tson
4 THIRD Dlstrlct.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

w II. EMBERTON, NO. l5s POY-
w dras street, between 81. Charles and Garon.
Dea Ter in Drugs, Medicines Pants OILS, Colors,
Varuishes, Glass, etc, etc. has in store a large
assortment of tine following Goods, which he will sell
al | oy Prices. either Wholesale or Retail
White Lead OF the best brands, French and Amer
ican Zinc. oil OF all kinds, Venetian Red and Span
ish Brown, yellow Ochre, variety OF the best Var
nishss. French Window Glass, Stove Polish. Sal
soda Soaps and Cotton Marking and Writing Ink
manufactured by himself
Also a great variety Of Pertumery and Fancy Arti-
Cles for the toilet,
The Store is well supplied with all kinds OF Drugs
and Medicines, fresh and otthe best quality.
mi
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Orleans Republican.
! Journal of the United States,
=, RON THE REPUBLICAN.


General Agents.
.,xcr. Box s,727. Boston, Mass, General
for th ssd Nori Agency, Chicago, n;
Ross''C CO., Advertising Agents. Philadelphia
,yss6ala ari Albany. N. Y.
,iIIaNs. st Louis.
Lis Cincinnati:
nMIM. Jr., Pittsburgh.
Louisiana.
~. yermillion-Rudolph Curtis
Tine, Eap,des-A. i. Wild.
pdr,aa,orshouse, W. A. Moulton.
N, mauve.Louis FRANCOIS.
k9ustt Feliciana Chas W. Thing.
past .office, st. James-N: S. Landry.
nnse. St. ChaTlesTrlMf,r. =, Emerson
Ounville-W. g. Wilkinson;
nso H, HouGe-S. Wrotnowski.
|aton M Baptist-Mortime L. Smith.
sEr H. inion-E. II. Hosner.
Unas. II. Merritt,
II Maya. B. Hall.
IN Washineton-Jes; Ohelett
lnS,l'iborne-W. j. Blackburn.
Tarrebonne-A. A. Stone.
Carroll-John Lynch. ,,o ou.-,..
BON w Rss,s;dence, col ner OF Line and Upper
Ssets, Je observation-disclosures Lowell.
siie. Aveyelles-w. " Lsmbe Woinh.
nhoe"O. W. w. Blackington.,
t !ss 81 Landry-Stephen j. Hill and Theo-
&tile. Iheryille, Geo L. Gaskell.
mlneM eVean Thompson keeting.
fpoiT s. Markham.
p99;SrriIle-w. ii. FInegan.
~ s' livingston, G. D. Ludecke.
nei S Tensas-R. ID. Mitchell.
epn, Thos. l.. Morris. Luis L. Lahore
Pihoa Sssoupebe, d. IL Reese. A. ]. Baby.
pfaui; Lhnnia-Dr Thos. b. waters
O .st;lIe p O., Lafayette. DR.. F. E. Piquette
tsor, Geo. w. Ferguson.
SS,ncordia-R. Marshall.
ngton-A Millspangh.
sic,sna Robert WorrelL
eep ~ ITnion-Wm. Wright.
al II please notify the Editor OF any errors IN
M,ssissippl
q Raw. James English.
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Inn Landing-J. W. Bissell' r. M
4 Texas
q NORTON, general agent
.yie-Pien Terry.
ron-E Mason.
k-Goorge X: scott;
klIDennis Il: Bonfrey.
,onio-W. W. Gamble.
Alabama,
C. F. Mailon.
4 Florida.
Mr.. James Mcguire.
New York City.
loot, Nassau street.
Kentucky.
Xne-S, r. Waker.
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PROPOSALS FOR SHELLS.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER,l
In charge of Cemeterial Operations,
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New ORLEANS, La, May "A, 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS for 5000 barrels of LAKE
SHELLS, tobe delivered at Monument Cemetery, on
the Levee, near Chalmette are invited, and will be
received at this office until twelve o'clock NJ June 4,
1867.
These shells are to be subject to inspection, and
must be of good quality
Proposals to be addressed to Captain Charles Bar
nard A. q NJ, U. S. Vols, and Endorsed Proposals
for Shells
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
by order OF }revet Brgadier General @. G. Saw.
teie Chief Quartermaster Fifth Military District.
CHAS. b NRNARD,
ny2j ties Captain and A. @. M, U. s. Vols.
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Attention Tho undersigned having been ap.
pointed to the Office of hegister in Bankruptcy
for the Second Congressional District Of Louisiana
is prepared to en- upon the duties pertaining
to the office Office in the Customhouse, the
United States District Court room.
jel Nv A l. HAMILTON
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PATENT MEDICINES.


Y...,......................B AUTx
Auburn, Golden, FaXen and Silken Curs pro.
6nred bv The use Of Prot. DE BREUX'S FRISER
LIZ CREVEUX. One application warranted to curl
the most straight and stubborn hair 81 either sex
iptOwAyy rngets or heavy massive curls. Has been
used by the tashionables OF Paris and London with
the most gratifying results Does no INJURY 10 me
hnjr Price by mail sealed and postpaid 81 De-
sori ptiye circulars mailed FREQ er
Address BERGER, SHUIIS a w..
Chemists, No. 255 River street, Troy, \. y,
plO o. lyeod&W sole agents for u nlted STATES
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NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
MEDICAL.
TERRY's sARsAPARILLA LIFE
L BALM.

TERRY's sARsAPARILLA LIFE
BALM.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN BLOOD PURIFIER
As the Phoenix rises from the ashes of its fire,
ANNA ed with life, does this Balm renvigo-
rate the whole system and overcome disease.
For the positive and permanent cure of all dis
arts ng from an impure state OF the blood and
secretons or the habit of the system, viz;
Rheumat ism, Scrofula, in its var.o GUS forms Cuta'
neous kruptions, Ulcers, Lumbago, Dyspepsia or
Indigestion Enlargement and rams OF the
Bones and joints, Liver Complaint. Dis
ease OF the Kidneys spinal Com
plants, Syphlltic symptoms, Ohro-
mic Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Influenza and Sore Eyes,
Exposure and I'm prudence in Life, and Diseases
arising from the Improper use OF Mercury.
The Complexion is greatly improved by its use
and as purifier of the Blood ard Secretons it stands
uurivaled 1t exerts a healthful lntluence,.S n the
Lungs by relieving Cougn and promoting Expecto-
ratIoa thus removing Weak ess of the Breast, and
checking at once Inctpient Consumption.
One Family Bottle is sufficient to renovate the whole
system.
Prepared and Sold only at
TERRY'S DRUG STORE, Corner of Rampant and
Common streets. New Orleans.
Meme are genuine without the signature of
myl46m j. r. TERRY, Chemist
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The Loyal Lengue.-A Provisional State
Council of the League for Louisiana has been organ
lied in the city of New Orleans and will at pro-
coed to establish subordinate councils throughou
the State
Loyal men in the interior who desire information
of the spread of tn great are at liberty
to address TIE Grand Secretary Provisional State
Council for Louisiana Lock Box III New Or eans.
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COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING. June 3. 1861.
ioA-fhe movement TO- day has been less lib
'~i'hssanding the teiegraphic adyices have
IN sneourAging character. The offerings
Ape 70 meet ordinary requirements, and most
sefs inclined 10 sell, but as their views were
~ IN advance Of the the limits OF buyers
20 latter were unwilling to operate unless on
" saturdays rates, the business trans
osen light. beipg restricted to 1850 bales.
sAsH Participating in the business P.iees
.snneSed hrmness. and although quotable
sasnt was not realized, still feeling was i'm
.nieh showed the advantage with the seller
With the above remarks we quote as
sd yrdlnary 20072c. good ordinary Z31f92lc /;
tsn.ssgs 9s25hc, and middhns %'a.sne.
us rs been prevented from operating by
->1s 70 lind the quality they required.
COTTON STATEMENT.
we'd taaa Sept LIST, lses-bales io2oe2
sez prsr,s,,..,. '...,......'.' 100 ~,
ssa,2i5
y pss'isasly ,.,,....,....,.... 7s2,2eo-752. ass
asst On hand. ................ ss.sI1
~, sA'ss wars exported to-day. for Bordeaux.
R,sALS FROM TEE wEsT.-Th. steamer
~ az. iroin 81 Louis. Silver spray from GIN
m from Cairo. Richmond and Long
9UE- louisville, have arrived since Saturday.
iSs.s he marsst 10 very dull and the principal
~ ~ confined TO $50 bbls. double extra at
u<s& =. -. Ice at sis = Dbl. The business do
<tc-sssaE 70 ssiabiian prices or warrant &C
y os;s which we are consequently com
- y soed supply. There was much bot.
~ ~, Prices are trim and fuller, with
Nj t1fq tnndHncy. 5'he saieA embrace H..
4 a ~ snich l10 mixed. I'D yellow mined, 500
X Il ~ y 10 800 yellow mixed, and LOO
ho white. 200 do, 1909 do, SO Wits