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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-07-03
For the best Paint Rrushes go to G. W.
Roberts d Co.'S Drug Store.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. We hear
that in different parts of the county the
Sabbath Schools will observe our National
Aunive sary. We shall be pleased to
give publicity to reports of such ceebra,
tons fthey are furnished by our friends
prior to the 18th inst.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-07-03

WILKFsBARRE. Pa, June 27,-Hon
Charles Dennison. member of Congress
from the Twelfth District, died this
morning.
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WHEN may newspaper reader he said
10 have a voracious APPETITE When he
dtvorrs tho Post, and swollows the
(,iOle.
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|
at G. w, Roberts & Co.'S. Drug Store.
THE Pittsburgh Post speaks thus fair
ly of Judge Williams, our candidate for
the Supreme Bench: "The nomination
ofthe Hon. Henry w. Williams as a
candidate for Judge of the Supreme
Court, is good one. He was the best
mar named among the candidates before
the Republican Convention, and poss
esses legal and moral qualiiicati ons for
the responsible position to which he bas
been nominated. Both parties have now
presented their candidates."
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-07-03
Clarks Indclihle Pencils for sale at G. w.
Roberts j. Cos. Drug Store.

"DlD you ever see such a summer,
Mike'' inquired one freshman of snolh'
er, day or two since. "Ycs," replied
Mike. "When 2 confined the question
ist. "I.ast WINTER" said Nike. Tha,
may all be SO, but then it is foreign to
the question The one asked now is
"where shall | go to buy ladies' gmters
at s.: 25, kid and tipped ladies' con.
gress boots gents slippers ; ladies' and
gents CATERS and shoes of all kinds fol
summer wear at the lowest cash price
We answer, to HA1srED's Boot and
Shoe Store
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Coop, BETTER, Best IT. Lucas &
Go OF Rlce's Landing, wishes to inform
tie public that they are constantly re-
ceIving choice goods, in their line, which
they purpose exchanging for cash or
trade, at as,onlshingly low rates. See
card IN another column. 6;26.3t
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-07-03

For the best Vinegar go to g. W. Roberts
& Cos. Drug Store.
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PITTSBURG GENERAL MARKET.

The eybubble in tho Flour and Grain market seems 10
have exploded at cas such Ia tho Inference from the
character of the avlccs from both east and west on Fr
dny and while II probable that there will DO other nt
temps made within tho noxt thirty days to "boscr up
II will not amount to mnch with tho almost certainty
of an abundant harvest, prices must go down.
We quote the Pittsburgh market as follows,
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THE : AL,NC POOL,

NM T'VVNT VT NIFs'''T'
Howard Association Reports for Young Men, on tho
rimcoi solitude, and errors abuses and diseases which
lcsroy the manly pdwers and create impedments to
agc, with OF relief Sent IN sealed letter
ycopes free charge Address DR. j SKiLLlN IIOUGli-
ron, Howard As s,ociation Philadelphia, Pa. 6;o.ly.
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lure Liquors for medical purposes sold Il
Bradcn's Drug Store.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-07-03
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE

PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE,
FOR PRESERVING, RESTORING, AND BEAurr-
FLYING THE HAIR.
And is the most delightful and wonderful ar
ticle the world ever produced
Ladies will tiud it not only certain remedy
to Restore Darken and Beaulify the HAIR but
also desirable article for the Toilet, as it is
highly pertumed with n rich and delicate per
fume, independent Of the fragrant odor of
the Oils of Palm and Mace.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-07-03

SOMETHING WoETm KSowlNG If you
have any counterfeit, torn, excessively
dirty, or muIilated currency, don't send
it to us, for it will I've returned to YOU
every time. Do with it as is done down
in KeLtucky-keep 1t careful y until you
6 to church, when YOU can put it in the
co lection plate tor the poor benighted
heaihen. who, in their ignorance, cannot
tell counterfeit Shinplaster from a boot
jack
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-07-03

Genuine Four Fold Liniment tor sale at G.
w. Roberts e. Cos. Drug Store.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-07-03

HELNlBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BU-
CHU 10 pleasat in taste and odor, free from
all injurious properties, and immediate in its
action. 3;l3eow-ly
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Stewart's Champion Salve, sold at Braden
Drug Store.

CUEE FOR lIYDRopHoBrA We cop,
the following from the Mercer Dispatch
Mr. Youatt, the famous veterinary
surgeon, who has been bitten eight o.
ten times by rabid animals, says ,ha
crystals of nitrate of silver, rubbed int,
the wound will positively prevent hy
drophobia III the bitten person or animal
People would do well to cut out aut
preserve Mr. Youa,t's receipt, Some ct
our readers may have a chance to try il
before the summer is over
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LUABLE PROPERTY FOR
81 "a, II ETss

So "A. II Iss
WITH 0RISr MILL, SAW MILL, COAL
BANKS, sc.
THE Undersigned offers at private sale that
l. valuable property. situate on the Monon.
gahela River, at the Mouth Of Muddy Creek,
Greene county, Pa, containing about forty
five (i5) acres of rich bottom land There ia
ON the premisas valuable
S L E A NJ Z NGIN
which will be ircluded in the s,le. The Coal
Bank is open and shows an inexhaustable SUP.
ply. No nlnre desirable location for o Distil-
lery can be found in the State.
For further particulars apply to +. A. Flen-
niken, Davldsons Ferry, Greene county, Pa,
or by letter to the undersigned,
JOHN NJ DARRAH,
5;'-3m. Hartsyille, Bucks Co., Pa.
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w @ R. rs rs. Jo
SAYsRS & RINEAAR7

STlLL continue to carry on thc Marble and
- Stone cutting business at their long estab-
Dahed stand Immediately East of the Public
s"larc, Main Street, Wayndsburg.
This establishment has been in constap
o'eratlon since 1882, and the long experience
AID energy of the proprictors, linked with the
exercise of sound judgmen. and good taste,
hive won for them wide spread and enviable
reputation. Ancxtensve stock of the variouq
vrueties Of the best marble kept constantly on
HI nd: Special attention paid to polishing,
pressing, carvlngat engraving
All Orde'' mi filed.
December %. lSG2
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The Marvel of Peru.

A new and beautNI partu,ue. which in
delicacy Of scent, and the tenacity with which
it cl!ngs to the handkerchief and person, is
unenualled.
The cabove articles for sale bv all druggists
and Perfumers. at 81 per bottle each. Sent
by express to any address hv proprlet0rs.
Il. w. WRIGHT &c co.
100 Liberty ST., New York
Oct. "a. 1sGG.-ly.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-07-03

Gers BETTER The Atlantic Monthly
for July is interesting IN the extreme.--
Its contents are roetical, descriptive and
didactic. All who discriminate select it
from among the best Of periodical litera>
ture.
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ANEW PERFUME FOR TIE HANDKERCHIEF.

THE GLORY OMAN Is STRENGTH. -
Therefore the nervous and debilii,ted should
Immediately use delmbold's Extract Buchu.
3:l3eow-ly
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-07-03

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS. .1sto,e d
by IIembold's Extract Buchu.
3; 3;l3oow"ly
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ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTG-
TU UTIONS, OF both sexes use He mbod's Ex-
tract Buchu 1t will give brisk and energetic
feelings, and enable you to sleep well
3.l3eow-ly
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-07-03

just received, anew stock OF Drugs, Paints.
Oils and Turpentine, ut Braden's Drug Store,
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FOuzs Horse and Cattle Powders, six for
one dull,r, ut Braden's Drug Store.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, April 29.-FINAECrAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Tho trade of the past week was uE to Frida,, i'll
Liverpool of the declining state OF tho trade i'll Man.
chester and the downward prices quoted for cotton
When reports were received Of the decline being
stopped and of tho reaction that ad taken place. ud OF
an advance of 2sd q b. this cnycned our holders oi
cotton and spread itself among the trade GENERALLY
and confidence seemed again restored an0ug our busi
ness men.
GOLD AND SIrvEn-Thc advance in Gold III New York
UP to l41 aud the decline to 13iia has quito unsnttlcd
the trade, and prices altogether nominal.
ExCHANGE-Checks ut Bank, Il premium. supply
limited.
CorToN-The first thrco days of the week under
view wns marked by extreme depression, prices running
down to 20c for mddlings 90. to 2lc for strict mid
d!ings aud for stained 10 10 he; though at these prices
sellers withhold stocks On thursday, more confidence
was felt and better prices obtained, and as the war clouds
which seemed threatening, in fair way OF being
blown off, quite impetus given TO our market and
prices advanced 25c Saturday for strict midlin"
with corresponding advance in other grades, closing
with sales of the week OF 5G bales and receipts for sc
time OF 1924 bales.
The weather for tile past week has been very favOra-
bic to our planting interests and those who have sup,
Plies to make crop with are feeling bright and cheerful
but alas, too few are In this condition. Want OF corn
and meat will, foar, very materially crop pros
recs We hear Of those who arc now driven 10 tile n
cessy of working their teams few hours each day. nld
letting them the balance oil the day out scan
pastures; Others i'll despair abandoning their crOs
This is desperate picture, but tile less true. Our
merChHnts and factors doing what they but their
means are inadequate to the task 1t behoovea every
man to practice the most rigid economy Those who can
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;TIaE;oLD CANOE.

WKeie the rocks aro grsy ana tho shore is steep.
And a6s tEters below look dark and deep;
N1ajasha fhgged pinein iSrlon:ly pride.
Leans gtoomhy nNer the mufky tde:
Wner2 thtneeifs and fushss ate inland rdnS,
And tina seeds.grna thick ON the Winding paha;
Iiss at its moorings tho old canoe
The useless peases aye idly dropped. ,,.,, ,o,no,
3iko q sea mrds wings tlat tho storm natn iopPeu
and crossed on tho railing, one DER one.
Like folded hands when the work is done;
While ,busily back and forth between,
The spider stretches his silvery screen,
And fha SOLEMN owl with his dull "too hoo"
Nestles down on the side ofthe old canoe.
: TIA .tetn: half sunk in the slimy wave,
:Rots slowiy aw y in its living grave
And the green moss creeps DER lts dull decay,
Mdine the mouldering dust away.
EHe the hand that plants DER the tomba flower,
Ort the ivy that msntles fallen towor;
while many blossom of hvliest hue
Springs up DER the stern OF the old canoe
ThepurrsntIess waters ore dead and still
But the light winds play with the boat at will
And hziy In and out again,
II floats the length Of its rusty chain.
Like the weary march OF the hands OF time,
That meet and part at the noontiGe chime;
And tho shorc Is kissed ut each turn anew,
By the dripping. bow OF the old canoe.
on; niany time with careless hand
Ss@ Ss sse0 s1eDS Quick
Where the wlirls were Wild md the storm was h1ck
And laughed as leaned DER the rocking side.
. And hooked below in the broken tide,
To see that tina faces and boats were two,
That were mirrored back from the old canoe.
But now, as lean DER the erumbhng side,
And look below in the sluggish tide,
The face that seeds grLyer grown,
And tho hai1tls that lent to the light skf wings,
Hsye grown familiar with: sterner things;
Emf T10vatoi ihink ofthe hours that, few,
AS rocked where the whiris their wild spray threw
Ere ths blossoms moved or the green grass grew
!usr the u0cldering stafn OF the Old canoe.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan. from New York-Mrs L
Ecll and child Miss Bell e NJ Robbins, j. Laar and
wife, II NJ Hnbbcl Jr Mrs Puddigdou Miss puddSd9n,
l. Mann, simmons, Mr. Iialncs hlcAlaol' 1irs
81 Hall, l. Is lIussey.
Per steamship Saragossa. from New York-W Shaw,
II Brooks + A Roberts. p Bailey W W Reeves, lady
aud daughter, Madame wcscott. Mrs Voorhees, Mr and
Mrs Jacobs. Mr. Perry and cllild l. J" Latz IL d oei
man IL b Peters " Bronrr Capt Brockwell w Jubc,
T denny an,l lady, ID Culincrs. I Conway
Per strsnrr Dictator from JacksnlIVliie, platka'
Frrla!ldiim via Sayannah-G IL Duiisc0inb Gfospy,
Porter. Gen !; I,aIruck. u lcitchiicld Hubbard,
Mrs Lcchfcll. Misses Leitchicl L Dlport pr M
Baldwin and lady, LIE Highly. l. Sssohl hcf Anpre'
VI sark,Ill Mrs Davis Miss Davis Mrs Bryant, j
Tower and lady. II Buis Mrs S'bhts; and servants
Mrs L tlston Miss Aston, Mrs Dar. matkiiiS'
Meredith. Ko,,crs tianllcr. H e Scott. Du-
sing. a j Jewel and family. J NJ Howe, W Nelson j
Fu,lncrly ind lady, CaptW Slyc ami lady, Mclaushu'
Ild deck.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHAR LESION
Arrived Yesterday.

steamship Saragossa, CrowclI, New York-left Sat,ir
day, A. Mdzc. To Ravcncl X co, Il X Agents, south
Express ] Adger X Co, j IS Alicy. ADAMS, Ia
mru e co. Assistant L Treasurer, D Aiken " Cu, II
biscllol Co. Block Ioyrs, Bsscl Co. L NJ BRISTOL
\ Co. NJ Bird IL Co, Ii K Banks, Erallc TO.
Baker IL Co. ChisuIm Bros. II Coba Cn. Calileroii.
Barkcy Il Co j Cumnlns, " Carlna!i. " II Chaiec, j
G Cochran a Cook X Cu, Curnill X HarbesnD. Il DAILY.
j X L Dawson. Il Davis, II A Due. u Doery bowie "
Noise, a Fcssriden b Fleming " Co ]. falk SCn,
B Foley, C u FRANKIE Gruber Martin, Gra''scr Lee,
smith Co. Mrs J B triiuball, tiurncy, GuutriGil,
wiueman " Co, G Graveos. Z llIlscr ii'lrkmmp n
Co, N Hunt, Jara, Jennings, TLonln' Of! Co l.
Rooster Klnrk WickeubcrS Co, " kinslnall Gro. IL
Klatc X Co. Laurcy K Alexander, ID Il,ientha Go, l.
+ LeBleaux, Rev W Lewis, L Lorcntz, l. W Latz, )
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" Ia
bushels white and G2D bushels red. Tho uariet was
decidedly better with sales OF Sl bushels choice hi y
nnd white ut 50 @ lao bushels good lo at Sd 40 ooo
bushels prime Maryland red It IS u; no cholce oercu;
loo bushels Virginia So III. Corn.Rcccipts embraced
"a 2l bushels white and T2U0 bushels Yellow market 8as
uctyc and firm. fcr white while advance OF cent
was obtained for yellow Included i.- r:c sales were
1900 bushels damp white at 81 2Oal22; 150UO bushels
r to prime do ut 81 25a 2S 1l5O bushels yellow atSl %
al 90 and 5UOU bushels 81 3U lUUO bushels prlmo
Weseru mixed at 81 26 1000 bushels ortiiury do ut
81 2s Eye-llU bushels sold ut 81 ~. Oats-2O9o
ushcls offered und mart sold mt T!aT3 cents.
NloLAssEs-No sales to-day; Iuarket quiet bnt prices
unchanged.
PnoyIs1oNs-The tone Of the market IL very urn, es
peciaIy for bulk meats which are more actiSeiy lhuutu
Ior We quote shoulders held at 9c with aGc rG'usea
sidcs packed held ut llo loose do 70 afr'e ne a.
lUsalOssc. Bacon is steady with inoucreto JooGi ue
u1nu lOal0c for shoulders; l2a!2c lor rlo Sues
I2sal2c for clear rib, und 49, al3c for clear. alns
l6al6c for plain and 17al7zc for tuncy sugarcIou G
yasse Mess pork is retailing at anu aru VIC
uo,o ct Is a13 &C for Western crccs, aud
city-outAdc figures fur rel"il lots.
i1cE-Sc lrce und fr1ncr. We qu1t6 Carclna a lUf4a
IL 1iIc; Hangoun 9ha9alc.
SALr-Denard fair lots from dealers anu prices re-
main as bror quoted, viz: For Liverpool hne s3loa ~
do Ground Alum 50 81 per suck; Turks lsianu 6oa5Sc
per bushe, for lots from store.
SUGAR-The only sales t9uy was 20 hBus C,oa, pr1ee
not rranspircl. Holders steady ut last quotations.
WuIsXEY-TlIo market il dcmoralizcd to such al ex-
tent that it is most d icu quotations.; except
for lots in hand which ure held nouay ut 2Ga28c per
galop.-
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Wilmington Dtarkc.,
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE Ap,llzi.-coFrrF-We report sales esoe oi
second hands uI IsaIS cts and 25 do not trans-
pired We glye tho range CT tire market ~ follows: or.
binary to fair Rio 1Gl.al7h es g0od do loasa Cts;
prime lsa9 cts; choice !9Aal95a Gus G ,as
CorToN-Wls lnorc active to-day with sales announcing
to nearly 800 bales low Middng at 20 cts, and at ne
Close rder still moro favorable cable adVices was nei
several cents higher
FLouK.-rherUwas better feeling to-day % tne part
of miilers aud the decline reported several Days ago On
spring wheat grades and the lower grades OF winter oxI'
was recovered o,ub the market still remains inactive
No GALES except small lots tor local Ha4ts Wo revise
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DRUGS, CHEMlf AIS, ETC.
SARATOGA.
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER

TlHE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BEkIEVRD TO
ba unequalled by that Of any other IN the tariamea
valley Of Saratoga It's Irues are such As have secured
it the high encomuma Of all who have usedit possess-
ing, ss 1t does IN an eminent degree, catharc duretc
Alternative snd tonic qualities.
Practice Of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phil9
delphia, formerly Of Charleston, 8. c.,
PHILADELPHIA, November 16. 1855.
have been for year or more past In the habit a
taking the watsrof the EIeelsor Spring Of saratoga
AccIstbmed during the great portion Of my invalid La
boil along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them Tor much of the oomfort enjoy; amsas-
fed that the Exoelaior Water is veil ADAPTED 1ssny
which they generally employed II is aGreeaha
strongly impregnated with the carsonic acd hSA saa
recommend 1t to nil who need gentie catharHc md
diurehc. .SAMUEl HENEYDICKSOHJAp. D..
The Water is put Gp In Pint and Qusrt bottles and
sSs dozen esai and Quarts IN boxes of xe de.ss
: b -. p +.
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COMMERCIAL.
--~->-~--
EXPORTS.

Consfgnecs per South Carolina Railroad,
April 80.
l2G bales Cotton 70 bales Mdze 95 bags Peas, Can.
non, car Furniture. Shingles. cars Iron, and
Sundries. To Salinas, J d " Knox. II Rodgers
Co, Willis Chisom, Yelling C Marshall. u Busch.
Dowie l. Noise, Cohen, Hancklo L Co. Il Burnett LII
Jefrers Co, Johnston, Crews 4 Co. Wardlaw Carew,
B Sloan, G Walter 4 Co, N Averlll Son, Gibbcs
Co, Smith, Wur.cy, Cumcron, Barklcy 20, Il
Y Agent, Courtenay 4; Trenholm, d I Fleming Co
The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, April 80 1867.
Sellers were generally asking full prices at the opening
but the rates softer Mt the close i'll consequence OF
fall i'll prices Mt Liverpool Sales so bales viz at c
ut co. at 90 at o. 90 ut 25. 90 at 2G 50 at 2G! Oh ut
o. . at 27ls, 81 at %, 20 ut 2Siz and 81 at 29c.
We quote:
Ordinary. ......--...,.............'a e.
Low Mlodnn6. .....................-.s @.si
hlddlnS -...........-- .-....-o 0T-2
After the close of report Monday about 100 bales
wero sold, say 50 al 27c. and 80 at 2Sc.
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Comsignccs Der Northeastern Railrond,

% bales Cotton 3Gl bbs Naval Stores. & cars Lumber
cars Stock &c bars /. K Iron bbs Liquor boxes To
bacco NIdze &c. To i ID Richardson, Holmes Sloncy,
Marshall Jr Graescr. Lee, smith X Go. Courtney
Frost Y Co. Scrcvcn Il Nisbrt X j kirkpatrick. q
Pritchett & Williams Co, Kendall Dockcry krv
Ryan, Knox, s X Z Rl. NlilliSan " Son, u II liisra
hum, j Taylor Co, anu Order.
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IMPORTANT oERTIFIoATRa.

RooHRsTER N. December 28 1881.
Messrs. P. H. DRAKE 4 COL have been great suf-
erer from Dyspepsia for three four years. and had TO
abandon my profession. About three months eso I
,ried the Plantation Bitters and TO my great Joy am
now nesry well man. Ihsve recommended them IN
Beve cases, and, fsr as know, awsys With signai
beneaL l am, respectfully yours
RaY. ], 8. OAEHORN.
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Mobile Market.


MOBILE, April 26.-CoTToN-The markct opencu
ouet with fair demand 2lc but on receipt Vi laso
Bis New York accounts reporting an auVahco VI ~ i
Yesterday general demand sprung UP anu u LIZ .oo M
Factors were refusing sales below quotatons. 1ne a
kct Is so irregular that il is impossible 10 esc
ouoations Sales to-day 1900 bales ule hlfhet sn5
iIr,u ut -a23c for Middings. Sales oi sne "''A oO
bales. ,.o 80 onr I,sf the
MONETARY AND FINAScIAIrAt tho date OF our last tne
following erc the ruling rates: Gold IL! o.ei
pg-siXty days, 143al45, and SiSnt liG f['ncs M
mai New York sight pur to i discount' anu NJ" oi
leans Sight sax discount. ,, ,,,a ,rco,,
Gold has iiucuatcd considerably during Tue %Gsh, &
with New York acr touching Ill on os
today prices have receded with more paclnc news ito
abroac and closed hat at 135al39 Inc conunueu un M
certainty about The condition OF cotton hohSes o ~
other sitle has made sturiig very ultcut 10
here except or bills of unloublcd crcuit uIu
lions have been to only limited extent Aost ., 'nS
week rates have oeen noniua Today however, tneio
is sone Improvement and Al bills rule Us 1ouo"s i4a
l45 for sixty days. and Ids or sS Ut. =, ,,.- .,oo
We hear OF nothing being done IN france s'nce
our last ,, r, ,,,r IN 1.
Tile rates tor New York Sight advanced from par 70 =
discount at the beginning u the week 10 :! paetn y
discount ON Wednesday, ut which figures Tue larhe' LUZ
| since ruled ,,..,, ,,rr 1as+ ond
New orleans Sight has been scarce since our as anu
part of the week difficult 10 nesouaie Ut pnrgS!
discount Today Bankers aud dealers report oc'lei
supply and custer market-siy par@'S uiSooun'