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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12
rhe Journal to be Crushed,o


In the JOURNAL of last week, we saw proper to
give place to few queries propounded by corre-
spondent to Petroleum V. Nasty. In doing so, we
have unwittingly aroused the ire of portion of
our honorable Board of Education, prominent
member Of which has most imperiously demanded
the name of the interrogator, with which demand
we have most respectfully declined to comply.
This has been the hoad aud front Of our offending
For this oilense, he has promised to " take up the
hatchet and fight us to the death" the Journal
is to be made odious, tn be "crushed" out the
county patronage is to be taken from it another
paper is 10 be establshed--in one word, we are to
driven to the wall. Legal proceedings are also to
be Instituted against us, and, in short no means
are to be left untried whereby our business pros.
poets shall be blighted and the desired end accom-
plishpd. Aud all this, because, in tho conduct Of
the paper, we have at all times pursued the even
tenor of our way,' and endeavored to make the
JOURNAL subservient to the wishes and interests
of the People of the county, and have persistently
determined that it shall not at the beck and
nod of favoritsm. Its columns are, AMI ever
shall be-so long as they are under our control
open to the discussion of all legitimate topics Of
public interest The conductor Of public jour
mai, VINO refuses tS, mas nl yet leateu lne pld-
bet of newspaperial propriety. If any are ag-
grieved, the columns of the Journal ever open
in their,behalf, and we have never refused hear
| ing to any one.
| This course, however, just and proper as it may
appear, does not seem to be palarable with all
For this reason the JOURNAL has not found favor
for a long time past in the eyes of him who has
declared unrelenting warfare against it's exist
ence, and the present olfense - is only made
pretext to carry out desire long contemplated
We are peacefully disposed, and have no stomach
for contention but if the gauntlet is forced upoi
US, be it SO. We have no other alternative thar
| to accept the issue.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12
The Fomrth.

In Perrysburg the national holiday passed OF
quietly, The old cannon was brought out from
its hiding place and ushered in the morning with
Its mimic thunder. In the forenoon the Calathum-
plans appeared on dress parade" to tue no small
delight of the few who had not gone to see the
4th" elsewhere. Aside from this, nothing dis
turbed the harmony aud enjoyment with which a
heavy and much-needed rain refreshed the parched
earth and gavea rev impetus to growing crops
and regetatcn. -
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PERRYsBURG MARKET.

lcoRREcrED wEEKLT nv ,. r. MILLER col
PERBYsBURG, July 9, 1867.
APPLEs Green W bu 75c dried 25.
BEEswAN--3Oc ~ TO-
BuTTER lSGl6c q III; Eggs, l2Gl5c " doz.
FLouR-l2 006l6 90 u barrel.
GRAIN-Corn shelled 700675c ~ bu; in ear 65
t0TOc. Oats 50@55c. Rye 90. Wheat 500
3 25 u bu.
MEArs-Hams 12f@l5c " 10; Shoulders 100
12l{c; Dressed Hogs 0O07 80 " cwt.
LARD-I5c ~ n.
PorAroEs -60GlT5c ~ bushel.
SALT-2 65 W barrel.
WooL-30045c = 10.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned will offer at public auction,
| at his residence, in Perrysburg, on SATUR-
DAY, July 20, 1867, the following personal prop
two-horse harness, One-horse buggy, mare aEd
colt, steel pillow, cast pillow, new fanniug mill
and many articles too numerous To mention.
Sale TO commence at 9 oelnok A. NJ, when terms
will be made known. ANDREW BURNS,
Perrysburg, June 26, 1861. VI
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12
ERRnRS OE YOrrTEH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youth
ful indscreon, will, for the sake of suffering human
ity, send free to all who need it, the recipe and drec
.tions fokmaking the simple remedy by which he
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, do by addressing in perfect conf
dence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
3zz AZ Cedar. street. New York.
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wool county lotficiai directory.
JuptcIAnY oFrIcERs.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Tar Troches--C. 0. Benton.
Breast-pin Lost. g
Ii bankruptcy f. IS d. X. Hollenbcck.
Wool Wahted-F. n. Miller g. Co.
Washington Wooden Mills, Maumee City.
Ordinances Of the Town Council.
Ditch LettiHg, No. Us. d. Price.
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Total ..".... ..4,S3e

WIfH FouR METALLIC QUALIFICATIONS man
may be pretty sure of earthly success. These are
GtLD in his pocket, SILVER in his tongue, BRASS
in his face, and Iron in his heart
But for = tonic appetizer, aud as gentle stimu-
liant, there is reliable virtue in PLANTATION
BITTERS. No article has ever been so popular
or done half so much good. Let all who have not
already tried this great somachie, at once test its
quality. We understand that the Druggists and
GrOcers Of this section are selling vast quantities.
aud that searcely a family is without il.
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Free to EverybOdy.

Large PIP. Circular, giving Information Of the
greatest Importance to the young OF both sexes,
II teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the de spised respected, and the forsaten loved
No young lady OF gentleman should fail to send
their address aud receive cory postpaid BY return
mail. Address
4is P'e.Drsuer 9Ij TrOy,S.Y.
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Euumeration of Wood County,

The following is the enumeration of Wood
County, Of its male inhabitants over the age of 81
years, as shown by the returns of the several
Township Assessors, and as compared with the
enumeration Of 1858:
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rng PEortE's vERptcr.-No one need suffer With
The Piles. W. W. Beebe, farmer, near Kalamazoo,
Mich, says after suffering intensely with the Piles
for thirty years, bottle Of Dr. sriekand's Pile
Remedy cured me. C,1. Glass Jancsyille Wisconsin,
saws one bottle cured him aud his brother. A. III.
Rose, Postmaster, Peru, Ohio says cured him In a
few days
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

AeuE CntLts, oa ISrERnrrKsr fEysR cured, or the
money refunded. DR.. Wirr's Ague Pills are entirely
medicine aud having been tried 10 over l2oO Of
The very worst aud obstinate Chls and Fever
and not failed in case 20 e0eota spec y cures
the proprietor guarantees them TO cure every Ease
even amer all other meditnbs fail. Those suffering
shOuld Immediately give them trial They are war
rantcd TO cure For safe BY Druggists, or seut by
mail on receipt Of the price, 81. Addreaa Or. Wwp
Box Gil, Cincinnati, Ohio. 4tHa
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

BS5~ A You've LADY, returning to her
country home, after a soourn of few months in the
city was hardly recognised by her friends In place
of acoarse rustic, flushed face, she had SOFT ruby
complexion of almost marble spoothuess and instead
of twenty-hree she really appeared but eighteen On
inquiry to. the cause of great change, she
plainly told them that size used the CircaSsian
Balm, and considered it an invaluable acquisition
to any Lady toilet, By its any LADY Gentleman
can improve their personal appearance an hundred
fold. 1t is simple in its combination, Nature her.
self is simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in draw
ing impurities from also healing cleansing and beau
tfyng the skin and complexion. BY its direct action
the eutcle draws from all its Impurities, kindly
healing the same, and leaving the surface Nature
intended should be, clear, soft, smooth and beau
ful Price 81, sent by Mail or Express receipt Of
an order by W. L. CLARK & co, Chemists,
No. West Fayette street. Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

TtOR Handkerchief Extracts cell aud get Night
l. blooming Ceres, Penney's Egyptian Lotus, or
Muiaviro, the latest sensation issued.
INSCH0 4 CHAMPNEY.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

RGHlCUl lURRL WAREHOUSE
Is the place where you will find the largest assort
nent of
Agricultural Implements
In the county among which are the following
FIRST-CLASS MACHINES
EXCELSIOR MOWER e. REAPER.
With Gutter in front and on right side the dri
yer seated as though riding in sulky; his team,
cutter bar, dropper, reel rigging and all obstacles
within range of his eye without turning his head;
his work all before him. The number o. terrible
accidents recorded each season warns us of the
wisdom of having the near horse the opposite
side from the Reel and Gutter. No consideration
should weigh against the safety of yourself or boy
while operating.
Buckeye Improved Mower and Reaper.
A tiptOp machine, with Hand. rake or Platform
attachment, with easy side delivery, for harvest
ing barley, oats and aax, and dropping attachment
either Of which can be attached or detached in ten
minutes.
THE BUCKEYE CULTIVATOR
Has taken more premiums than any other Corn
Pow made. Improved for 1871. lf you want a
Corn Pow only, ask any one who has used
Buckeye, OF its superior merits.
Warmers Revolving Sulky Rake
Is simple in construction not liable to get ou OF
order, aud durable. A boy can manage it without
the least difficulty. 1t took the first premium at
all the State Fairs in 1866.
FOWLER & WICK'S
Hay Gatherer and Stacker,
Horse Hay Fork and Rake.
No Farmer should be without them.
Russell 4 Co. S Belted and Three hitched
First aud Best Separators.
Cooks Celebrated Eyaporators.
20 900 in use, all warranted and none returned.
II is the most rapid boiler known aud the most
thorough defecator. 1t has taken first premiums
at 45 State Fairs:
The Victor Cane Mill.
The testimony Of thousands Of operators proves
it to be all we have claimed it, the Victor MILL
Wood County all the above frst-cass Machines,
and have pamphlets descriptive Of each, free TO ALI
Eurekd Cutting Box-a universal favorite.
Wood Mills-Lpua, Norwalk and Eclipse
! Corn-Shellers- Star aud Burrall's Iron.
! Buckeye Cider Mill; Buckeye Grain Drill.
| Revolving Hav-rakes; Horse Hay-forks.
| Farm Bells, Shovel Plows, Cultiyat0rs.
| Iron-beaTn Cast and Steel PlOws.
Wheel -barrows aud Road-scrapers.
Corn planters and Washing machines. ~
Wel-pumPs and Water-drawers, Chnrns, Reels
| Wheels &c. Repairs for all machines,
/ You will also find at the Agricultural Ware
| house the largest stock Of
! CABINET FURNITURE
net farming and Broom-ha1des.
| t&- The highest market price paid for Flax
! Seed Good Flax to loan to the Farmers,
Perrysburg, May l, 1867 iiI
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KNOW TIHY DESTINY.

MADAME e. F. THORNTON, the great English As
t.oogist, Clairvoyant and Psychometrcian, who has
astonished the sceutihc classes othe Old World has
now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers of second sight
as to enable her to impart knowledge Of the greatest
Importance to the single or married of either sex.
Will in state Of trance she deineates the very fea
lures of the person you to marry and by the aid
ofan instrument of intense power, known the Psy
chomotrope guarantees to produce llfeike picture
Of the future husband wife of the applicant togeth-
with date CT marriage, position in life, leading
traits OF character, &c This is no humbug, thous
ands oftestlmonlals can assert She will send when
desired certified certificate, written guarantee,
that the picture is what it purpors to be. By inclos-
ing a small lock Of hair, and stating place of birth,
age disposition and complexion, and inelosing fifty
and stamped envelope addressed yourself you
will receive the picture and desired information by
return mail All communcatlons sacredly conaden-
tal Address In confidence, MADAME L. y. THORN
TON, z. 0. Box 223 Hudson. N Y 45zz
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IF you want Ague Medicine. 60 To INSCno 4
i CHAMPNEY'S. and get DR.. Christie's, Har-
tersI Rbedes or Ayers.
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Medals for Veterans.

At the Perrysburg Postofice there are now thr-
teen veteran medals, rrom the Adiutant Generals
Office of the State of Ohio, awaiting to be claimed
by the proper parties. Below are the names of the
soldiers to whom they are addressed, and these
medals can be obtained by calling upon the Post
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IF You want Condition Powdefs for H0rses. eau
L at lNseHO 4 CHAMPSRYs. and Get -, J0hps'i
Norris's aud Fronefelds, 81 any thing else ID the
liue OF Horse Medicines.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-07
ANNUALINCOME LIST,
AsszssoR's OFFICE u s ISTERSAL REVENUE
First District of Louisiana

AsszssoR's OFFICE U. $; IsTERSAL. REVENUE,
First District of Louisiana. I
The Annual Income List for the year 1866. made in
compliance with An Act to provide Internal
Revenue to support the Government, to pay interest
on the public debt and other purposes. approved
june 30. 1854, rs amended by subsequent acts hAy.
ing been returned by the Assistant Assessors Of the
First District of Louisiana to the undersigned, As
SCISSOR OF said District,
Notice is hereby given that this said Annual In.
come List will rsmau open TO the examination Of
the public and for appeal for the period of ten days
from this date from the hours OF A. NJ. 10 5 r. NJ
At my office in the United States Customhouse,
loom No. 4.
And Immediately after the expiration of said ton
days. on the 18th and Ieth of June 1861, will re
ceve and determine ali appeals relative TO srronsous
excessive valuations made and taken By the As
sistAnt ASSESSOR.
All appeals to the Assessors, as Aforesaid must be
made in writing. and specify the particular cause
matter. or thing pecting which a dscision 10 re-
aeea'ed, and state this ground Of error com.
TSe FIRST District of Louisiana IS comprised with.
in the parishes Of Orleans, jefferson, st. Bernard
PiAqusninss. ST. CHARLES. st. James, Sc. John the
Baptist, Ascension, Terrebonne, LAfoarehs, Liv-
ineston. ST. HslsnA. Washington. and ST. TsnzAny
jse ies JAMES READY, AsssscVr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-07

Observation-Disclosures Amazon-40 bbis whisky
20 hfbbs pork u ties hams pEgs butter 10 do RACES
2 bis mans S Anderson~s hhds bacon 100 bbls pork
Alien, Wayne Aeo-2o kegs butter I Ayet Than "a Z,
RIesse SeoNiesS bacon Bsrcler 4oo-i pump 70
TsB Bodley &co-l Dbl oil BrittS 91 msfe N
bungs j A Biafier 900 sks corn Barton &eoIt0
do q W Byrre &co--lo hhds bacon 100 bIs candles
cos pigs hardware Carroll, Hoy tco-ee bbls -four
q q Campbell &co-2 bis mdse W CqshingUli do
Converse-s2 sks corn 5 DuSouchet &c3I15 sheets
a Eoa ns$s bacon ieo
IFS kegs lard Is bbs apples 20 bxs cheese 20 dozen
s RrSS%i pfi bis IL S %Sis FsO
nAso-25 kegs lard forchimer BrosIls sks corn POI
sstio' MAINS &oowao bus bacon Is tes lard Grief
Byrnes-7 tcs hams Dbl do 10 kegs butter D Grief
20 nn n hSs WHISKY sis corn Howard Prsstons
BArrettl bbls beef 10 tes hams whitney So
ties Hogan a Patton-7s pkss butter Keep OAul,
feld-l corn mil 3. pigs maohinery knight 4oo-s
Bns marble R9r.hsedt Bisnyenn--55 bbls oil 100
bdls hair Kearney, Blois &co-ao hbls pork lookegs
col bSis EGGS Miller 4 Meyer-eo bbs vinegar Us
aearsso ss BscsNa Sas @Sss Mitchell Craig aoo-l5s
bIs starch q bbls agpes Mop5e.2s beii vi9ss pir
J,H oslssbs aoo-i box book. Perkins, swen:Sn 1eo
pefl 'ffs os Sa@s i
b5ls vinegar 20 bbls apples Schneider zubeI bier
Is bds swingle trees N W Smith-3s clothes washers
bdl legs Shspl ard, Abbott &co--gs plows Stark,
Hiaaifer &oo-lo bbls meal Shropshire, Anderson
CO.'S bxs glass Sm2liwood VISTA hfbbls beef
J NJ schwartE.2l eks bacon shannon Lewis aSeElo.
machinery s Stewart &co--20 bbls 10 halfbbls OF
water syme-3bIs books Stevens a seymoqr-AbH
tools Slocomh Baldwin Aco-3l ties hama 90 bbls pork
n kegs lard hhds bacon le bxs bacon Vose Bros-l
BIZ sundries 70 Walker. Fisher Aoo-3 cks bacon $50
sks corn West 4 Nst,ieton--ss pkgs hollos -ATe II
q bbls oil II whselock--sl odls swingie trees %
Witherel Aco-5 hhs pea nnts Whitney koo-A
kegs butter T WAlksr--l0 bbls bungs 10 order-&
pkgs furniture q Bischoh-N do q whitney SEQ
% do J b Hnhbsrd-6 do Geo D Hite--20 do Kuh-
neE-7s DO MONTGOMERY Bros=ls do Q Q sampson-s
sundres TO order-Totai. 20 hhds tooaoco
Neutrality-suspicious. NatioaAl-43 bales
toa A n Aay-S< Wright, Allen Aeo-is w Tus-
20 yne Phelps &oo-2s Adams d Ooekbam--2l do to
z Hardis &eo-I2 W Burbrdee &co--li . TOle
dsssrs Lacy Tsr kcS.s wsf ia ssn on. DO 70
4 Eldricge-5 W Greea Aco--6 to Lockett a
Lookstt--4 q W West-7 Clinton a Richards u
Vale ir-l Lzso-3 des Davis, Jenkins Aco-s
DO BIZ Mann 6oo-i oales WOO w b Tulis-i bag do
IS hides w hoMaster--7ls hides Perkins eeo-sun-
dries 20 order-Total, 30 bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-SssAmsr Nina simms--is bales
cotton A b ChArpsnaier-s do Jurey HArrss-s DO
Byrne, Vance Aoo-9 L O Michssl--S &c Newman AGO
ID d Blair 4co-sl2 head cattle and sandrss TO or
OUAOBlTA OIfY-stsamer vieksburx-zs bales
cotton r II n Ansa-by Hsrdis Aco-i DO 20
6pyker sandidge--ls roIle leather l sids DO and
pasdyies 20 Consyy keo---A hidss Ssern Bfos-N
head cattle T q Hosi-ssndriss 70 ereef--TetaI ii
bales cotton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-07

nsed and 1900 ordinary white 81 o. 47o and 500 white
| OATS Are in light supply. but not much in de,
mand; About 400 sacks have sold in lots at TIC 6
bushel. -
| BRAN-Continues scsrce and in request; 200
sacks have sold at 50 rs q 100 bs.
HAI-PIime and choice are sctrce; but poor rs IS
sas a2a s Small for ss 81 o
and s29 p ton for choice western.
sale day lot Of 100 bbis full weight at s2i
= Dbl smaller i lots are held at sA 20 q Dbl It's
BAC0N-is in light supply, and in request. The
principal saes to day were casks shoulders 70 ar
at nc. q b.; and Is do ribbed sides at l2lFc
2 D. Shoulders are retailing at l0c., ribbed sides
SUGAR AND M6LAsSEs-A few hhds choc
old process sold at retail at l3.SHe. r D. And $50
p b. The dealers sell a hogshead occasionally at he
best price they can realize The stock OF Cuba sugar
worthy Of note, and there are no settled prices
SALI-The stock IS small, consist nE OF about .,
on hand this time asst year. The ID. demand, now now
ever i only moderate We quote from warehouse nc use
hue; 81 1902 10 q sack for coarse. Turks Island is
MALT~Is very dull at slal 80 q bushe for west
ern, and 81 a062 for Canada.
HOPs-Are in small supply and demand at e6s7oe.
LARD-The market is quiet but steady and firm
quote prime in tierces at iS@is1sc. egs li4@nIsc.
fair jobbing trade is doing at l3a.e. . D for prime
BUTTER--Choice Goshen IL scarce, but not much
in request; but the better grades Of Western
fair supply and demand We quote choice Northern
,rCHEEsEWe quote good Northern at l6@iso.;
LARD Oils firm at 81 lsel 20 p gallon.
EGGS-Are selling in boxes at 2i925c, q dozen.
reduced to 1000 sacks Rio The demand IS good At
17i4@lsl4c. Z. n go for fair to prime Rio. and 249
RiCEmA ot Of loo sacks india sold at sszc y n,
leaving more in first hands 1t is held in second
Carolina, l2Sla34c.
asf not 1nG
hsae
NAVAL sToRES-A lot of rs barres spirits tur-
selling at IS = DBL; No at 81; No ga $3.50 p hbL;
No. scarce; some 200 barrels; No 2sold al "a g
WHIsKY-only retail business j, doing at 81 IS
az Is D. gallon for Western recthed, and II 4oSl 70
wooL~The better descriptions are in demand,
coming IN more freely 1t is selling 28s34c. for
washed: l0@l5c for bury; l5@aOc for Louisiana ma
tive. 0924c. for 1sG& merino; and AsNc' e ID.
BEEF--Tenss is in fair supply and in limited de-
BEANs~Are in far supply and in limited demand
at sl4 5e9l5 for Western and sl5Sl6 O barrel Tor
DRIED APPLgs--Are selling at lOc. . n,
in sht supply but less IS, IN aemSns
l4la@lsc; green. loslo1sc. y NJ ,,,>- ,,.,-
VINEGAR quote cider at 225ac: gallon gallon.
STAR CANDLES-fhe market Is well supplied
but dull The bes brands are retailing St l5e
3 BAGS s sO6 quoted 10 no@ns f 'S at
iSD H BAGGISG-Tne stock is fair but there is
little or no demand just now Large lots are held at
"a 92se, retail, 2e1s@Ho 2, yard YARD; "a,
COAL Oils jobbing at 4ss52c IN Dds. ana 50
ST1vBAGC0T inquiry continues active but fac
tors refuse 10 cid in their views There were sales
day, however, Of q hhds, OF which ~ =
'pss r Tn Imssrke. Is very arm, and we now
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-07
hetary and Commercial.
MONETAR n.

ME OF NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,,
THURSDAY EVENING. June 6, lse7.
IMivi'y and dull ness have been the prevailing
NE in the general market to-day There was a
2hts demand for sugar and molasses, retail
~ sly, and the movement in western produce
ID limited extent, attended with increased
b in most OF its leading departments; while
ous in cotton, owing to unfavorable accounts
Ne York and Liverpool, exhibited very little
& bon, the sales at the close summing up barely
" !, decling prices the market closing with
tncy evidently downward.
have few oper atoms TO report in the coin
the movement in which has been of trifling
ter throughout. Gold opened this morning
Ihlyat lss. against 1885 at New York, and with
Ezbitng any material alteration closed quiet at
|esne The cash offerings were light, the sales in
W. the following sums: $500 at 1881, 5000,
b $500 and $4,000 at 1885, sl50J at 1861, and sls.-
~ the same. Silver vas inactive, only one
- etion beng reported, viz $50 in American
'ifM at Ia The counter rates for Mexican dollars
HbsslS.
a. have no variation OF moment TO report in
N exchange, operations in which were attended
|tile animation at any time from the opening
atlose The supplyand demand were restricted,
i senee the negotiations were inccnsiderab'e,
fNnng the following bills to banks and bankerss
year sterling at l47,s. G. O0and f25oO AL at las.
p lis's f25oo at the same, f50o bankers at $50,
eA@ ditto at llOil for gold in francs We notice
aSt l0o0o Al commercial at 3 S. 250o5 at 3slis.
Bankers at a17is. and 50, 900 bank at SIS ster-
kAt Be Normally quoted at l4e9l%s1s for bill Of
hs' u7Slts'k for AL 10 first-elass, and l5o1z9
bank; and francs at ss5@3.s2 for A com.
and a7I1se375 for bank.
essle exchange continued quiet, but firm.
eaaks checked on New York at u o cent pre-
1t which they met with only a moderate
Page The supply of commercial was limited
sales light, being restricted TO the following:
sad $4,000 New York sight at u q cent pre-
ssao atbl6; $1,000 $4,000, and $50 900 at 4;
I've days al y; $4,000 thirty days at y a
discount, and $751; DO. at lI.l6 The closing
7T commercial sight were KEY p cent. pre-
efs we're quiet only two sales being reported.
aha'ss Gas company at SIS and 30 Crescent
bank All SO.
rN no animation whatever observa.
IN city bonds. The consolidated are
quoted at $3.50, aud the railroad
sSso, according to the coupons Lou.
aIes are quoted at 5sseo; jackson railroad
n'rtsage bonds at 1876; Jackson railroad
Issues at 7o975c and Opelousas railroad
eftsase bonds, with eight matured coupons.
sssre no sales Of uncurrent money re ported
Louisiana notes are quoted at 4l9l3c
and state treasury notes at s31l9s4lSc, tie
nsnres being the rates paid by dealers for