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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25

A GRAVE WITHOUT A MONUMENT. The
sea is the largest Of cemeteries and all its
slumberers sleep without monument. All
other graveyards, in all lands, show some
symbols Of distinction between the great
and the small, the rich and the poor, but
in Che great ocean cemetery the king and
the clown, the prince and the peasant, are
alike undistinguished. The same waves
roll over all, the same requiem by the min
strelsy Of the ocean is sung to their honor
Over their remains the same storms beat
and the same sun shines; and there, un
marked, the weak and the powerful, the
plulned and the unhonored, will Sleep or
until awakened by the same trumpet, the
sea will give up its dead. No marble rises
to point out where their ashes afe gather
ed. Yet that cemetery hath ornaments
which no other can boast.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25

PoPE vs.. S1cKLEs.--Those who consider
it patrioticiduty to approve all the acts
ofall the district commanders find the job
rather difficult for instance General
Sickles issued an order, having the force Of
4 stay-law, to postpone the collection Of
debts on execution. General Pope was
asked to issue similar order in Georgia,
and he not only refused, but declared, "No
conceivable circumstances could induce me
to interfere with the general business ofthe
State.' As both Generals cannot be right
/ in this case, those who approved Sickles'
order had best say nothing about Pope's. :
[springfeld Mass Republican. =
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25

|. ny Although the radicals carried Yer
monthly $4,000 majority, IL was a loss Of
2 10000 since the lest election. Ii
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25

The books Of the Registrars for Ra-
pides were re-opened, in obedience to
Special Orders, for the space Of five
days., and are now forever closed. The
following is the final and grand result:
Whites. 83a
Blacks. 1865
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25

The REVELATIONS OF TALLEYRAxD.--Ii
we mistake not, the time draws near for
the publication Of 9 more interesting con.
tribution to the history Of modern diplo.
macy. It may not be generally known
that by his will, Talleyrand. the incompar-
ably adroit diplomat, secretly prohibited
his heirs from publishing his memoirs before
the lapse Of thirty years from his death
The consequence has been that some of his
most curious political intrigues and state
secrets in which he was engaged, and the
explanation of which exists in his own
handwriting, still lack the key which he
could have furnished. For as has Well been
said, "No one can tell what influence
Talleyrafd exerted, except Talleyrand him,
self" He died in Paris on the 18th Of
May, 1888. Next May, therefore, if we do
not err in the period Of silence he imposed
the prohibition will be removed. His 10.
junction has hitherto been carefully obser
we'd and it is the very fact that man Of
his sense found it Unnecessary to fixthis limit
which gives PROMISE Of unusual piquancy
TO those disclosure. Few, if any Of the
parsonage the memoirs treat ofstill survive
t-t -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25

E The New York Express chronicles an
amusing incident that took place in con.
neetion with the representation of the new
play eaUnder the Gaslight,n at the New
York Theater, Friday night. In one of the
scenes train Of cars dashes across the
stage, and the applause after the curtain
had fallen on the act was loud and deafen-
ing. The curtain was raised again, diseoy-
ering the characters on the scene innew
positions after the new fashions of the
French stage, Just introduced on our own
but even this did not seem to satisfy the
audience. The applause continued with
out cessation, and at last it became appar-
emf that what was wanted was another
view Of the train, but the illusion Of the
drama was not to be broken, and the loco
motive could not be recalled so Mr.. Stage
Manager Baker finding the calls from the
front continued, was compelled to step in
front Of the curtain and ask the indul.
gence of the audience. The train was on
express time, he said, and must be some
miles away then, and if the dramatist had
not been able to stop it to get his heroine
aboard, he, (Mr. Baker, who was only the
stage manager, could scarcely be expected
to bring it back. He assured them, how.
ever, that as tbs train ran on time to the
minute, it might be expected by that
junction again the next night at 1920 pre-
cisely." The audience took the joke, and
Mr. Baker withdrew.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25
The Last of Registration

September "a, 1867.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25

TO A CoRREsPoNDENT.-All right.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25

dictive. His atrocities in the Shenandoah;
of course, forbade his entrance into South
ern homes as visitor or a friend, in this
city. There were too many Louisianians
still surviving to bear testimony to his
wanton cruelties, for any patriotic families
to open their doors for his reception in
New Orleans The old leaven would stick
out, ana Phil carried out the dictates Of
Thad and Sumner and the otter Congress
man with a zeal and a gusto that showed,
if he had been politician instead of sol
dier, that his instincts would have, been al
mean and as cowardly. The people Of
New Orleans won't notice me OIL the street
or invite me to their parties! Well, they
shall see the power Phil Sheridan can
WELD" Such was the ever guiding mo-
tive of our late Satrap. He became ull-
consciously the tool Of the Radical Con.
gress and the pimp of the negro Every
order and every act were carried out simp'
ly to degrade the Southern white and his
family, and to force analgamation and
negro superiority.
Such is small portion Of Phil sheridan's
great qualities as soldier and ruler, and
as such will he be remembered for the next
ten or fifteen years. During his short but
Ha
notorious career, not one generous or mag
unanimous action has marked him as a man
to be loved or respected. Rebellious to
his superiors, sycophantic to the Radical
party, saturnine and Grabbed to the starv'
ing and ill-used thousands whom he was
trampling under his iron heel, Phil Sher,
idan left New Orleans, one evening last
week, and the whole city seemed to have
been relieved of an inc,,bus.
My next shall give you full details 0,
affairs in the city our prospects, &c.
81 GREY JACKET.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
TIE MARKETS.
icarsiuliy reported for THx TRIBuyI

iCarsivly reported THE TRIBUNE ~ ,,e-
AsHEs--A good demand for Pots al better prices,
closing firm at $40 25QSlO 3Is Pearls are scarce aud
BEFsW1X-The market Is moderately active and
steady at haAtc. for yellow Western and Southern
BRisTLES are without change Of Importance the de-
mand moderate quote at from Doc az Tor American
C0TTON-The low prices have induced quite an active
inquiry and the sales day have been heavy The mar
ket no higher but closes very nm at lSelSe ior New
Mddlug UpaDds and 100 for Old dO sales, 2eiO DaIcs
about 800 Of which go to exporters.
COFFEE-The market sstill dull, and prices heavy ana
nominal We hear Of only COO bags Rio ex MedOia OIL p
CANDLEs-A fair demand has prevailed for oil kinds
prices generally 1Fm AdamantiDe, 20d24c; bperin
DRUGS AND DYEs-We make no alteration in prices
OF articles coming under this heading since our last and
DYEWOODS-The stock Of all woods is very much re-
duced, Camwood especialy-of this, prices are nominal
We quote Fustc Cuba at ASH Tampco do at s ana
Savanilla do at $50 all gold,
FLOUR AND MEAL1-since this day week our market
for Western and State Flour has been fairly active Family
brands have beeD good request and and medium
grades OF Winter Wheat Extras have improved pater
choice 81 Louis Extras Choice white wheat Extras and
Double Extra Indiana and Michigan attracted much at
wears past when the quality wac equal to present
They certainly are credit TO the miller and cannot Ia
70 give satisfaction. The almost universal good quality
Of the Flour offered renders sale comparatively easy
and with brisk European demand for shippne brands
there is degree Of satisfaction In doies pashs.. ss
State for this month and for November and Deem,
Der delivery We have added 10 stock Of Winter Wheat
brands and Of Choice sprng Wheat Extras but 10 mod
for the There has been further increase in
ty the ensuing week prices Of shipping grades Of Flour
being relatively much cheaper than Wheat To-day the
market lie more active tho demand chiefly for the low
grades for export large portion OF the sales being for
December delivery Trade and Family brands strong
but quiet sales $4,000 bbs at ~ od9 IS for Super
fine State so 1910 % FOR Inferior 20 Good Extra do tld
Western Extra t 20 eti9 IS Tor Good Choice Spring
4 ~
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
TIE HORSE MARKET.

With good supply of common work ana
driving horses the market is not as active a. dealers anu
cipated They still hoping for fair Fall trade tle
hight which Is from the middle until tho last OF Oo
her The lowest priced sound horses are tile CanucKs
or Canadian ponies OF small Size but strong ana actye
which sell $3.50 and $3.50 each These are now Onei
somewhat freely Next are the cart workhorscs OF
larger size OF which there is good supply nut not as
large demand rs desire. They range from SiI5
to 500 the railroads taking quite proportion OF he ht
less than t2oO each or the fine road ana coacl Orss
the stock Ia light and prices vary iouch according 70
fancy say 500 to 200 each ono such rather sia
but spirited handsome horse. just sod fOf 200 whe
A span of bays, Is hands high, well matched brought
81 500 Others are holding for $3.50, and 1900 per phir
The demand for fine carriage horses Is almost wholly con
ned those OF large size in accordance with the mOdsrn
high wheel carriages -. -.
There ia some shipping for Cuba. and would be more
but for the unhealthy there. Buyers Tor thal
market select horses worth 900 per span neither
going into the very fancy on the common Stock. IheIe
are few transactions In track horses ana these ate
generally cOHtned To exchanges some horses Sood ioi
$50, and less held at very high prices
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

OswEGo 2Four unchabzed sales 500 bb' a. Sl St rG
EItrs What STEADY sales bushels 80 Milwaukee Club ~ Is
.dn held ga IS shOq, sales Pee. gneh,Sge sss' ~ w.
sBS:,a s5S. 70 tI' 49, Mnor - 10 P' = iau ' Canal Freight, s
Sc, wheat lc Corn ne, Barrier Iic to o Va % % A.,
eoo SsIS by rail Sd d e[ e. zoe Lake dg s,oS. oo
La.h Wheat 100 buh Com. 500 bush Barley 800 bush f
ST. Iorr. No OF 2-Tob,eeo uomay unehns,@ Cotton sd
tn Il %, q S:Sl., Ps s So Co. ca eS5 Sr' M.d White
4 on Yclos ~ rs; White ~ H. O1' aaseng fssey W.T. w,
81 s5d SiGi' ss M M,.. s r5R R sr S ..
1Soi Jb Nhai 200 ..l' Corn 80 bush Oats l'Oo bush
CscrSs.ri oci ifor dme. with stronger csI9s but Price.
unch.ns krt tllG 81 M 4s f'"Y 3 corn % set
No held 81 To- mtrfet not aciye ant no ~ ~ ~
inasr 'RI 'a.sIss A. 81 y s ,,e} 1 choice F Cotton Unsettled
nominal Ndng offered n 6 eie Tobacco ar aai IN goa as
q &C. IN bosI the bu demaB chiefly ioI fce
Eas ReS,d ellr Nos PoFk dan 1t ga Lard ena At l1ls
t demand Bacon am stock small sa'e' At ~ ' G5
sho lsa c Or Clear RIB al crar She M GG 80. SaSs few in
Cacl0o Ao 6nn AMI active lo Is for SP,ins hiIi.
d a ~ % % E s ii "a Com active and advanced lie G2c sales
~ So, closing s The outside Seure hre steady At ~ - Tor NO
l. and a NJ Barley steady at ~ l6i 81 ls To- Ns q
80 Is igr god to sLes a. O % Ioaf tineys 90
bbs Toar bushels Wheat 1000 bushels Com $4,000 bushels
Beyr.Go Oct i2-isccpt.- 1900 bush Barley q 90
bash Corn i6 basb 6li. bush Rye. 1000 bush Bar;
ley hush Freghts steady. Fonr quei sts bb' :
no, slipping no S00fl for hprug III! ~ for Amber ana
Whit all ground Rye Flour higher small sales at ~ -
entirely neglected market hare Corn dn but Erin az Zc ad
aes 10 600 bush Yellow Western a. ~ ~ eni "n hash
No Western good demand and higher sales q
bu,h We.rn ~ 7c snd Luh DO. arrive at lie Barley
Quiet PcasSslss 7o bush Canadian at ~ %
In boni Rve-Nore here Pork lover quoted SA for
heavy Larl and IglWnes unchanged -
WiGNtSGToy c. Oct -pius Trpntps q1et ~ 5Jle hOsn
quiet AZ i1r Cotton dull ard nominal
NEwORLRAys i2t0;t0n, supply IoF Milliug
l7r epts to-day 4eI bales; exports l5O baesi cki IDS
bales Flour du suprtue. 80 ~ Choice Extra VA so Corr
dun aud nm changed unchanged Pofk quiet but hnn - t2' " a
t26 shoulders. ltc; Clear sde' lS:e sugar
Cared Ham. 2ldc LAu quiet and hrm prime urrs ~ " oc
Tresh,s yer dali he offering Gold cod l dIfil Sterling
ErcEange Nealork sight EIan eeui premium
s.yANNAH Oct l2CO declined MdIAug b.e sales oo
bales. receipts. liO bales -,
AUGUrk Ga lRCoton easier and irregular saies 9' oaes
Midilug 5aljic receipts, Jl9 bale, .o. g., ,,,,r.-
MnHA l2toiton maTks active sales, lz0 beesi hadhhg
~ aloe. receipts 49, bales -
AvS 2Sngar-No sales Exchange unchanged currency
20 sod a a. Lsrd rio Mcss Breksgs Ga barrels, 80 80
Cabbage. 9oc. each. Onlons ~ - Poatoe', SO.
saSPHANcisco iFlour hm hupeane 80 % bIta
81 81 25a ~ 90 loders are demanding ~ 20
I.ya Teuier. 5nI Eastern Batter 3i Freghts cnred-l o
bb Pour Tor the The pnce Of Legal Tenders
ior commercial purposes has been hIed a. 7oc
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
-NTEg-Tbc only business il that Of 2OO bales Clot

GUNNIES-The only business is that Of 300 bales Cloth
on terms that are private. - ,,,--.. .,
HIDES-Thc market for Dry Hides ls larry active ahu
prices arc steady Upper Leather stock has been IN ac
tive demand. chiefly from Eastern tanets prices arc
firm Wet Sailed Hides are unchanged We q'"to rs
follows: Dry IIidcs-Buehos Ayres MiqHt,
Grande. 2Ot a20lc OrnOco, 1910; california, 2Od2D.c
Porto Cabeio 1Cai7c Vera Cruz l1s lSc TampicO ia
else: MatamOrcs I7tdlsc San Juan aud Central Amor
lea lTdisc: MaracabO ICi l7c BOgOta, li lsc; Rio
thagena, sated lidl lJci CuracOl dry sailed, LA l5c
Sau Domingo and Port Put IL lJc, gold; Texas pod
22sc. currency Dry sailed Hidos-MaracibO, l20i iJc
MaranhRm I4dlgjc: peruambuCo l}d lic.; TampcO and
MatamOros, Be- Bahia l2t lJc: Chill l5sa l6c. South
aud Western, II l2c gold Wet Sailed ldcs-BuenOs
Ayrcs. IL ollie; Rio Grande, III lic; California; IL
llic; Para, llc gold; NcW-oilcabs Jdl5.ci country
Slaughter. trimmed and cured 2i !3ic City Slaughter
trimmed and cured, l3t lJc Cy Slaughter, trimmed
and cured. l3c currency Upper Leather Stock-Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grnde Kip. p 2atc gold; Sierra Leone
renCy. East India StOck-Cacutta slaughter cow y ID,
i5tHlGc.; Calcutta dead green y 10 10 l3sc.; Cal
cutta, buffalo, l2dl2.c; Manila and Batavia. bui
aO. 1l0llc gold The sales to-day were 600 city Steers
20 ~ at l3tc currency, and 5000 Rio GTande at N.c,
gold the market closing firm but quiot.
HOPS-The demand Is light and prices are unchanged.
We quote at from 20a i0d6Jc as 10 growth and quality
HEMP--The demand Is light and the market rather
weak. We quote Manila, in gold, al l2.c.
HAl-Tho demand has been fair, aud with falling on
the receipts and only moderate supply tho market
prices frm and close at OaI5c FOR shipping; and
81 10dtl 30 for retail lots
METAIS-The market for American 1ngot Copper has
very dull and prices are lower but large lots could
he obtained at prices New sheathing and yellow
dull and prices generally have downward tendency;
American do Is In moderate supply but the business ~
limited; prices unchanged. Pig Lead remains du,
but prices without change Nails are nfin ana III
but notice little more doing In Straits Plates are
dull and nOminally unchanged. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
1867
tO2GGl GO,3G7
An evening paper says:

An evening paper says:
As the comparison OF the spurious seyenthrties with
the genuine progresses the points Of difference appear 10
diminish There are minor differences between the genu
inc notes and II has been found in almost every OF
supposed difference the spurious from the original that
there are other good notes which conform to the bad
The only point OF real difference which has been found 10
obtain erery in the seal which, In the bad notes
found 10 correspond exactly with the seal on the Legal
Tenders. This is to be taken suggesting the theory
that the Treasury plates have been used and the legal
tender seal These the views held IN the street. in
the Department the note Is regarded as a counterfeit
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

s5 for Trade and Family do sll So9sl9 90 FOR Amber
Winter Wheat Extra Michigan aud Indiana; SO 8Odt4 rs
for Extra aud Double Extra Whit Wheat do, do. and
t4 250s6 50 for ST. Louis Extra California Flour ex.
cited and moro active at higher prices; sales OF f6lO
sacks and QunIersacks AZ $2 2jdSJ for that received
Ma the Care and small lots the Istluus at sl3 io0
SIS 5 Southern Flour II firm bat qci sales of SCO bhls
$40 Q0a SO 90 for Inferior 10 Good Extra Baltimore and
Couutry Sl2 3OaSll rs for Extra Georgia aud Virginia and
$40 7S0el5 fur Trade and Family brands from Delaware
md MARYLAND Rye Flour !, better but not active. sacs
of $50 bls al s. 250S9 2j Corn Meal is srohg sales vi
40 hills, at Sc 90 for City, and 81 40 for Jersey.
EAFOHIs FROM SrPT. I. 1861, TO DATE
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

bags Raugoon. in hOid. at aic, gold ,,,
SJfGARS-1hc demand !, very leht hbu pIlccs hoiil IL
nallv unchanged sales. 90 hlds luOa ht Ht0lz5ci -
ho Havana on private terms and 50s cciO0ns 81 Do
go M Ilar Refined are quiet at lGi~ltAc iol liAlGS
SOAP-Castile Is Ia fair demand ana ni" a' l'~l'to
cash. . ,,., s,id N or,lva m
mi Iatc terms quote Calcutta lAsee az - tA~sS 10
In Boston, aud ca l5dS2 ~ here born soo' o',,, t
TOBACCO-A very good demand bas pIeNmleu TOT
KeutncIy Ienf and prices firm hnd wen husuineu
we nuote ina currency, follows: llght Icl inSS ~ ~
7c Common, 7tG9Ic Medium, lOGl2c'i Goou Ig ~ta,
Fine I5di7c aud Selections, lS02Oc ueaNy
and Clafksvle Lugs 7abbc Common, Vailtc t ~
i2Qi4C; Good. l4dl6c Fine, lGt@l9c anu I1
lp23c Seed Leaf is fairly active ana hrm pdrtOu'ii'
for prime grades Of which the supply II small 80, -
WOOL-Our market for Domestic Freezes rs stIi y tey
duh and much depressed Very little disposition II nail
tested TO purchase on COnCesSiOh mdhuuo,u
are the only likely 60 operate but their wants NJ eeet
very small. In view OF tho cOnilnueu ucpI,i@o @ a.
the Goods Market The trade hold off prices In cOnsc
ouence have downward tendency which apples 70 CON-
mon and low grades, the stock or whch IS very g,
Choice Fleccce, however, are comparatively sChtC
sales easier prices would have 10 De
To- The closing quotations Domestic fleeces at "@
45c for Native and Onequarter Merin0s 43g4oS io oio
half md do for blood Meril o
ana 81 G62o SaxOny Feeces 30Q35c for NO lu.e
80 645c Superfne do and 455Oc for Extra 90;
for common Unwashed California; d3Oc for Fine d0 10
d32c common tO choice Texas and American COoihB
at lsa52c We quote Foreign as follows South Amereln
at s5ag7c for Common Washed: 2803Tc. for Unwashed
Mesiza and MernO 35dl0o. for Washed EntIe hIos;
2Oa240 Unwashed Creole 56G40c for Washed CodoNh
Chilan at 2ia3lC for UnwaSled MestiZa ana Mcrlno
Cape OF Good Hope 35@iOc for Unwashed; East lnui
80 1850 for Washed and African at 26dSOo Tor UnWaou
and 30dIOc for Washed. .o.a.
sales Of 900 bbs in bond At 35a38c for New ana ioc ior
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

oct i2-l7,3G2 bbls. Flour 29J bbls Whisky 20 hbls
Corn Meal $50 sacks Corn Meal 300 500 BUSH Wheat 6o0i
bush Corn lJOO3s bush oats, 2IsO0 bush. Rye, 9lOO
bush Malt 1884 bush Barley, 30 bush Seeds 100 pbls
Pork 27g pkgs Lard l30 sacks Ocake LIS pkgs But
ter 9O?s pkgs. Cheese, $40 bbls. Eggs
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending Saturday Oct Il l2 ears Cattle.
% do Hogs, So do. Sheep, do Horses. do. Calves.
Total, 23G
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

Government bonds remain firm at quotations. State
md Railway bonds are dull and steady The mis-
ceaneOus shares continue dull Pacific Mail was
strong and in demand at l433. Atlantic Mail sold at
l16!; Canton sold at 45i The interest in the Railway
share market continues 10 center IN New-York Cen
trail and Erie; the latter stock is strongly held and
a sharp advance made from Friday prices. The
first sales were al 7O but it advanced TO IA at the
close. and the dealings were very heavy The bal
ance of the market did not respond 10 the movement
in Erie in the morning, bat remained dull and heavy
until the Bank Statement was made public, when
sharp advance took place in the Northwestern shares
and the balance Of the list improved III sympathy
At the close Erie and the Northwestern shares were
strong and active the Of the list closed strong
Mt quotations: New-York Central ll5sQ115l; Erie
a., Reading, lO2a1O3!; Michigan Southern, s4!G
sH; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, aaQ4. Rock
Island 9SsG99; North Western 46. a4G3; do, Pre-
ferred. 6s.aGsl; Pacific Mail, 1880 1881; Western
Union Telegraph SG4 a GG! Ohio and Mississippi GER
t6cates, 2G4G27.
Money was easy at per cent, as usual on Satur-
days when balances are drawn down TO make two
days interest but there excess Of Oanable funds
Commercial paper continues neglected.
Foreign Exchange is dul Bills at 20 days on Lon
don are quoted at 100 for commercial 1904 1904
for bankers: do at short sight, lO9.allO Paris at
GO davs, So. .a5161; do. at short sight, 5I1sa514i
Antwerp, 5.2llG516i; Swiss 5.21!Q51c!; Hamburg,
8J.096; Amsterdam, 40sa4l; Frankfort, ~. a 4O' !;
Bremen 78G7e3 PTussian thaleTs, D4N1s.
The Bank Statement will show decrease IN loans
of SlOl 1885, of deposits $lS4 7Ss of legal tenders
s7Ss663, and an increase in specie Of t235,lsG The
circulation has decreased $l9,54O.
The transactions at the SubTreasury to-day were
Receipts for Customs. $2i7IOOO Receipts for Gold
Notes S255, 600; Total Receipts, $264s552 60 Total
Payments, q OS1.9s5 90; Balance $iO9,9oO,O17 AZ.
Freights are again higher and more active. To
Liverpool. 5000 bush. Wheat at cid; 400 bbls Rosn
at Sls per 30 ib and per steamer 10000 bush Wheat
mt Is. To London. $1,000 bush. Wheat at lOd, 6OOO
bbis. Flour at 3s. aud 200 bbls. Rosin pIi
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
PETROLEUM AND MINING srocKs.-Fn
sArrRpAY. Oct. 12-P. y

SATURDAY, Oct. PIP. NJ.
Gold has been strong selling at 444 1915 closing
1Ai.
The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were
f5904S 900 and the balance $1570,7l1.
The exports of specie from this port during the
week have been as follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
1inantial.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


Notice hereby given that , Assistant Treasurer ct New lorA ,
Certificates Authorized by Act
Congress approved March l@ in denomnons of 5000 snd
$1,000 redemption Of the Compound Interest Notes maturing
In tie mouths OF October aud December neIt
al notes presented FOR such redemption VIII
be paid In currency. H. McCILLOOh Sccret,Ly
With the foregoing aote the Compound neres, Notes
therein received Al this one and eertncates
su for the principal the notes will be computed 20
oct n 1907 which the certificates bear date Schedules ma be
n H. VAN DYCR. Assistant Treasurer
Tr,,s Nav. OCT 3
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

10 the local trade prices at present VIII NOT admit
of the oneraons Of xpOrters We do not alter our rates
We quote as follows: - 49,. a %
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

Onos on Tss CrIoIso A ALTON nAILRoAD CosgAEI
No u PIss ~, Nav ioAs hasps, 10 . iNI Sr,
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD FIRST
~ MORTGAGE SINKING FUHD B0NDs-Noties 10 hereby gwen
tl. We have DAY deisn.sd h eera. numbered a. a tSSrs m
<s3 30 And 3Yo Of 81 O0 each, Tor REDEMPTION r -
Aosorns tam. Of th, mortgage interest thereon viii cease
November ready 10 pay then With inter
n j. TlLDEN, No. II Walrt
n n No