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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14
MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL
FAIR.

The second week of this exposition, I'M
fortunately, is still clouded by miserable
weather, but tolerably good throng was
on the ground Notwithstanding.
Many attractive articles have been added
to the already varied assortment, and ex-
hibitors have more heartily entered into
the business, and familiarity with the loca-
tons has had the effect of smoothing many
little things that at first were apparently
not in proper mood.
1t is greatly to be lamented that the
weather has, by its chilling freaks, thrown
a disheartening feeling around the fair
but the combination could not be obviated,
therefore must be borne.
The awarding committees are atwOrk with
spirit, manifesting degree Of discrimina-
ton that was not quite so manifest during
the last year. The following are few of
the awards made yesterday;
0cTAGoN BULDING-Class 25-G. F.
Knight, superintendent.
Best upright piano manufactured in the
DOuJuCIu EthbcSy dWdEu6u 10 T.
Vom Hofe, New Orleans-gOld medal.
Honorable mention made OF best square
piano made by Knabe IL Co.. Baltimore.
Entered by E. Blackmar q Co.
Best melodeOn made in Southern states,
premium awarded to Lee, Edwards d Co.,
Baltimore; entered by A. Z. Blackmar,
New Orleans-silTer medal.
Best guitar made ia Southern states,
hop 81 ka Il
by Mr.. Thomas, New Orleans.
Best violin made in Southern states,
premium awarded to Ferdinand Hesse,
New Orleans-silver medal.
Best specimen of music plates engraved
and music printed in Southern states, pre-
MUM awarded to A. L. Blackmar, New Or
leans, silver metal.
Special premium CT thirty aoila-s offered
by A. E. Blaekmar for best polka gaIlop,
or other dance music, awarded to Augustus
Davis, New Orleans. (Waltz Ne. 6.)
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Premium recommended to Adolph
Gormst, New Orleans, for best specimen Of
sheet music executed by pen.
The awarding COMMITTEES, spoke in high
terms of the planes made by Steiaway &
Sens, New York, and exhibited by Louis
GruReWald, New Orleans
Below we insert the programme for TO-.
day. and it will been seen that all the
premium. stock will be marched forth in
singls file for general inspection and ex-
animation. 1t will be q goodly sight.
The Zimmerman prize will be contested
for to-day.
ExhibItion Halls and AEaahl.erv n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

POSTOFFICE NOTICE.


art PosroxEIon, NV ORLRAns, La,
Has nHNI1 HlAal 5000 November q. 1865.
Until further notice the MAILS d the New Or
leans PnstomosNill Be olossd as aoIlouss
Mailaio r Mobile. Montgomery. Augusta. and At
iania close daily atSp.M
OSast nan loE al possofaess e. IA up tie rivers
Bayou Sara closes MONDAYS 81 s.N. aad Fridays
aAa 4 * ltl I
vislaBuis mails close - ,. n syury Tueuday and
sstmda5, " he river. supplying the Red River
pariaheA
Msrsgss Lover Coast oioss ats a. X. svs.y Tasa,
day aud Friday.
llani foF oovinston cloas at "a. X every Monday
ana Thuasday.
NAILS for AlgisFp close daily a eAM
ilAiis 10 stations On ths opslsqass raslroad IN
dlol6 dallg AHA X
Mails Tor ths Iafodrshs parishes VIA eIoss Oh
Monday. Wednesday, sna Friday 81 a \.
1isils los qaYeslons Bfaabs Santiago, aad Browns
vile. Ts4Ae. vie Opaloasaa railroad. win cloao en-
GundAsa Tueada5s. Thursdays ead saspsdags 81
fA,A F4ssaas faif tas VIA
Mails isE hngana win p forwarded ~ eFesg geazei
clearing Tor SAD port. r aft "a
An mai matter iof the Eorth ara Esat bg "a
Asw oFlaHna ana Jaekaen zAilreaa, eleaaz aaig a.
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Weli. "a ne Nsrihsssk Ne dtpsuaa nllEoAd.
aopea daily atsA. H.
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TIN HsE Ne AAss atesl b - rsza|
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

IHH MlsaEssrrr STATE JoUaSAI.-We
haRe received several numbers Of the above
paper, which has Just been started al jack
sea, Mississippi, BY Colonel James Duran
editor Of the FichsbuFg Rspu5lican. The
psespsesnz states that the Journal win ..be
dszssed q 81 matters tending 70 Is Ia.
vaneamens politically and materially #
Mississippi" KroA sur previous aeauslrt-
anes uish -6alunal DaeAa, through she
ecauHs e ths Yiefbas Republican, "
ieea warranted in easailps oar political
friends ID Mississippi lAat Is VIII rIve sbsw
aaeeless loyal paper 4 lie S sesssslg.
supported. ha has already ksa6 esssen
stase pfiaias aha h1eta she wssk Il s.,S
fishing he oiaeIai psaeseaiaes 81 ne eos.
qeuiion. The nes papef presents re.g
laphieal appearances. sho1l1e ri.
{ aailllal printers bs.ne enpEares
upea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14
LouIsKANA C0NnTETUTAoNALc cox.
vEN11oN,

IhErty-seves9h Days Praeee1iass.
he c6avention met at u O'Clock.
a resolution was introduced b. Mr..
biat&oufn, Of o l1lborne ID d0rning the pro
posed -siIon b. congress relaiiYe to ne
ssaa1llAhment ~ provisional governments
IN the febeilious states.
Which waa, undar . suspension OF the
rules, unaaimouaiy adopted
iri Autoine, Of Caddo. called IN his req
olHsion relative 70 petition ssnftess to
continue the IleedmsAs6 bursaa IL lhe non
redonalfucled states pntil slVi eonernnfealu
we're formed, which MA after lono as.
easslQR pre- and con, adopted bT ika CT,
- WsHR VOTES
/ feQqi ~; pays eaas ~
Tie oFdsf vas eglIod ~ article sew
wQq lerl e Fepens ma az enaesrs
i|a IiHae oeaE - Vosa afiaaEned
until to.IneEfqrl IS I osaIe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

nW. n. r. WRIGHT GRAD
4Euata of the New York College Of
Dental Surgery, after an experience
o. fourteen years in his profession,
offers hia ssFvicEH 70 thpinhabitsnls M -
81 New Orleans. ~
N. B.-Testh inserted on vULoANITE b.
t9EAaloa 70 oql1 y All AEnREcIs, At AAli M
phine and 8n1EundV.
References Hon. n. P. Banhn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

DR. j. WHITES MEDICAL INSTITUTE, OQg
~ ner St Charles and Julia Streets is establisAi
for the cure Of all forms of disease, chronic ~
acute. DR.. >. White has had the advantages "
experience which large cities Afford in an eEa
sive practice and in all forms OF disease, Hqqs
tnan thirty years. He 10 distinguished tof h
ability and certainty 70 detect all the Aln,14I
him, with equal certainty, instantly to perceive
remedies indicated--for either sex and all age.-4
his patients universally testify. A distingu,a
praetitioner and professor in two medical e9-asi
stated Ia his address, some years since that Dts
White has great advantage over many physician
diseases which his patient is suffering with" Wla
ever the character or virulenee Of the disease l
relief. Ii not too great distance, DR.. White W.
patients who are aOt able 70 come to the Insttli
Ohargea reasonable. N. B.-Persons desiring " y
Whites advice and remedies will be careful 10 eth
the northeast corner Of st. Charles and uia stfs,
Or address by letter, as there are several Dr. Mha
in the city. nol5 dl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14
INeTRU0TToN.
TO LAAMN rI4EqsroRTE PEA
9FAs J. z. .IssF aua4ioN 500

Al improvement npon al others IN Dfops.l
A4faA1 al2alis adaQ cation and simplicity. FeSssd
upqAa ueW ana original piaut and iilugtralse n
hands and hnQaza
The popalafiiy Of tins book has never been ~
eEe sold every year Am0ag teachers and o. a
nage exAuined II, It Is pron6alcad superior p =
lence to All other . 1fatAad1," "a Systems Y
Z 8ehoole," and tha book that every pupil nsse
no aoquiroulont 81 athoroush knoWiodge q Ii
tprto PLAYING. ~ 9 adapted % MI grades Of Va
lsun the radiment "a dtfIliaaEf The soursess y N
9 liillel ana eleFeaees - advanced pupils ~
ttQne hra ~ 1iiAe A. Iona adopting Alnefies1 N
amer iutelfn hnRefinf Wien tbe work j. of's
4 20 preisffrcal g deeieu4ssd, the edstisa
Be- sara l.aafl ~ sefdolfAf * you are psrtisa II
q aaii1iH1 tie e hqa MatheIi .frisa. - q. -
g. eestpaid, q anS addrsse SOLD By az p
oalvEa PFEsoS !. .' CO. :, 800
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

Graham Illustrated MasaGins in on articls On the
"oEigin. history and H,Gnufacture Of the Pians
Horte Pays tbs following compliment
A mos gratifying proof Il the supsriority a
Aleasre- HcsrdHuau. Cray 4 Cas- Piano Rortes l.
found Ia the ast tht hssh toir elegant squares snd
magnificent Grands haEe been sought fer and pub
hcy used, not only By the beatof American panisss
bus elas b nsariy Al he alsat artists who have
visited this eountfy. ThAibsrg GottsohaIk, William
Maaen, btrahosca. Jenny Eind. oatharins Hayes and
many otheis hs 1orns public tostieouY 10 thoi
REea. aHs ecsgeeisdged merit IL he most haitsrlrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

w n. PEMBERTON, NO. 1853 PoL1
w drae atreet, between Sc. Charles and Lsn1
delet streets. New Orleans. Wholesale and KY
Dealer In Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils 90
Varuishols Glasss etc., etc., has in store a. ~
assortment Of the following Goods, which he VII 4
81 Low Prices. either Wholesale or Retail
Whitn lead Of the BEST brands, French and ~.
ish Brown Yellow Ochre, avhriety Of the be5t Y
nishoss hrench Window Glass, Stove Poisa
Soda. boaps, and Cotton Marking and Writing y
Hanufactured BY himaall
clea, for the toilet.
The store Is usil supplied With an kinds Of Dal
and Medicines. fresh and of The best quality.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

Book and job printing OF every Sescript;on
nsatig executed At the oalce Of the Rrrur-
LruAE, No. 81 st. Charles street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14
RULES I'M BANKRUPToY.

ADOPTED DS THE
HON. f. H. DURELL.
Judge erEhe united States Dlstries Court,
Together With LIST Of the United States Judicial
Ocera Of the State and the Act of the Legislature
dividing the State into Congressional DISTRICTS has
Just been published At The REPuREIeAE Once. and
is now ready for delivery.
Price. 100. Iiv2dp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14
MEDICAL.
M. 8. KELLoaG-

De. 9 KELLoeG-
ofaee, 1871 Camp st. :. Residence. sas ST. OharsSRi
-REM9VALr-
DR.. KELLOGG has removed his residence to NJ
GAS St. oharas street, and ONCE to No. 1911 CAM
street. dsS1u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14
PIANOS FOR SMALL PARLoRs. Sitting
ROOMS. SCHOOLS, ETC,

All Of my Pianos have four round corners The
wood Rims have no superior in quality of touch or
tone They have the oyerbridgs on the treble. which
givesto the upper notes purity Of tone unequalsd
in any other Piano. The prices Of my Wood Rims
with the Improvement, are $50 more shan named o
the circular Of the Iron Rims
I refer to the testimonials below
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

A NoIcB rnoa DEIAwAAH, -wilminsseu, Del :
The Fiauo FcElea from tAs e,oag 81 Boasd
nAan. GrsT O.. - Albany. NsH Yolh. Nhieh I asvs
been stag igf 4nQ.nbsF gesls ID buardsaE tlh6e
and private lanilieAs als most aduliRahis insapn
saepins Il tnns nd they can, q ali pogata, compete
enooaasfallg with any oshara maaafisiss0d u : !.
E.a.....a. onAa snona
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

Notarial blanks, lawyers briefs, and all
kinds of legal forms accurately printed at
the efice of the REPUBLICAN, No. 81 st.
Charles atraet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

THALRERa's CONCERT N ALBANY. = ThnlbePn
used on this occasion. and also the next evening At
Troy, one Of the new Grand Planes of Boardman
Gray Co., and repeatedly expressed himself as de-
lighted with Il. both in tone and touch. Al the
close Of each concert, he found tho instrument In
complete tune without even an imperfect unison
New York Musical Review.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14
Ugly Facts in New York.


On one night this week, three newly.
born infants were picked up by the police
in the streets OF this city where they had
been abandoned by their mothers. On
one night last week three were in like man
ner picked up; and other cases have oc-
CURED with unusual frequency since the
cold weather began. We quite agree with
those who denounce the mothers of these
poor castaways as inhuman and brutal;
but still we can admit that in at least some
of the cases the pangs of poverty and the
prospects of the winter may have been al
most intolerable. Such occurrences are
proof of the extreme hardness of the times
among the very poor, and should stimulate
our generous citizens rather to search out
and alleviate cases of distress than to ia
dulge in severe language against the
wretched sufferers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

Extract from letter received from Prof. Il. A.
Robbins, Composer and Author New Method
Teaching Pianoforte:"
WRENTHAN, Mass. March nth, 1857
mr. VIM McCAMMoN:
Dear Sri had intended b have written YOU come
days before this, with reference the New Wooden
Kim Pianoforie purchased of you; but this is til
first opportunity aimee setting it up You know how
well pleased was with the instrument in all respects
BY my almost instantly deciding upon IT, My wife,
however, was so wrapped mp in the Piano we pre-
vously bought Of you that she would not admit the
possibility OF anything short of Grand exceeding
its charming qualities, until the new one was permit
ted to sing its own praise This did it do for whole
evening, taking all captive WI were permitted the
pleasure Of listening to its delightful voice. for such
it is, no piano tone, but true voice tone
In truth, the instrument 49, in all those respeots
which make perfect pianoiOrte preemineutly su
perior to any one we have ever before possessed or
known. and, this you may consider as a compliment
when add that our business has been such for Year,
as TO demand the choicest instruments we could
select from the best makers. Mrs R. joins me in ex
pressions of graft ude that You have produced 50
fine Pianoforts.
We shall ever think of you when at the instrument
Truly yours, ETC., EDGAR A. RoBsNs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

HUDSON.
have had in daily use. for several years, in the
Hudson Female Academy. the Piano Fortes Of
Boardman. Gray Co. With the most abundant op-
portunities for thoroughly testing them in every
respect, lean speak with unqualified approbationin
their praise For durability. strength standing IN
tune, and for those qualities generally 50 desirable in
PiAno kortos suboetnd to soEGrs and constant usaas
consider them nnsxcsllsd By any which have bees
brought to my notice most cordially recommend
them to ALL and particularly TO those who may be il
tereated in procuring, for schools and academies
instruments Of asuperior character.
apl0sily JOHN B. HAGUE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

THArsEne n ALBANY. -Ths New Yorh Mpsiss
World speaks as follows;
The Piano used on this occasion was a Grand, from
ths Wararoosns Of MesHra. Boardman, Gray 90, ~
That city Mr.. 1halberg secured the instrument aiss
for his concert IN Troz. the following evening i
ives the same one 80 highly praised b Gotssohalk
and Esrakoseh, when thsy gave their concerts il
albany.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

Rev. j. B. HaSus, Principal Of the Hudson Female
Academy and author of the beautiful osntata. "Tha
Return Of Spring." so favoraby noticed in the New
York Musical World. writes;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14
URSULINE CONVENT
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. Nan u isa5

OFtoOllNE OONNENT, I
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS Jan. ~ 1857
Mr. Wa MoCAMMoR, Albany, NY:
Kind Sir-With sentiments of rsspeot and e-at4.
tude, address you few lines to announce the safe
arrival OF the Pianos and also my great satisfaction
/ am much pleased with the sweet tones Of the
Pianos as wen as with the workmanship and feel
myself greatly obliged to you for your charitable and
generous offering. present you my sincere thapla
for the great reduction you have made in the price
OF the Pianos. Permit me to give you place among
the number Of our kind bsnefaetors, for whom our
dAiy prayers ascend to obtain all necessaries spir
tual and temporal.
YOura vrrv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

Gentlemen-It gives nae much pleasure to spoak in
favsr Of yeur Piano Fores which have been used b.
me at different times during my stay IN this country
have every reason to be satisfied with their quaty
and e1eellenes Of tOns. and hope they win continue
to receive the patronage 81 the pablo they 50 wen
deserve. remain, gentlemen, yours. truly obliged
New York. JENNY LIND.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14
CERTI!TICATES.

Extract from letter received from Prof. H. A.
Robbins, Composer and Author New Method
Teaching Pianoforte:p
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

wF ~ ~ on
not deep-rooted in the public mind that az al
vi, dav mere legal-tender notes Will be Nsueu
- some pretext. This being accomplished ="
sr,hor advance in gold and goldbearing stocks
Sarted bv SPECTATORS, attended by an advance u az
a.a securities and commodities. 1t evident ~ o.
or5rnary observers that the drain upon the
;s large enough to exhaust all its income an"
:, mposslbIe to reduce the aggregate OF Tue -
1898 But this is not the worst phase OF INC
The peopIe are getting more trouOleSoIo go
,.xa4;on and do not look so Calmly On
while the public treasure is DeihR . waSV0u
s,;s state Of things among the taxpayers uo'' NV
ool ,bo ordor of the swarm of leeches VINO de-
-, a. rDIl,c Golfers 1t only stimulates them 10
Sisss,or sources of supply, which will not create
alarm As there is large class OF persons IN
C...ross iaboring under the delusion that more
- money will cure the evils of the present
,.Int ~ rredeemabe aper, that deusion Will proDa-
Il he avaed OF to secure the reissue OF greenbacks
to take the place Of the plain legal tenders and com
mounds which have been withdrawn, regardless OF
the iuiury it is sure to infict upon the community
II is TO be hoped that this wrong viii not be consum-
mated if the Senate the Secretary OF the treasury,
and the veto of the President can prevent it.
Exchange is quoted as follows: London, 20 days.
1OOl91lO; sight, 1lO!619s; Paris, long, 5l5G51S!;
short. 512lG5Il!; Antwerp, 517sG5l5; Swiss, 51H
a515; Hamburg, 36s; Amsterdam, AZ; Frankfort,
4eIG41: Bremen, 78i679; Berlin, 713G15
For Rank shares the following was bid:
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
or Rank shares the following was bid {:

Freights are lower. The closing rates to-day are
as follows: To Liverpool, by steamer, Flour, IS;
Wheat 1Old.; Corn, 1Od.; Heavy Goods. 4es; by SAIL
Flour 9s.; Wheat, 9!d Corn, 9d. Heavy Goods o2s'
od.Q35s To London, by steamer, Heavy Goods, Cos;
by sail, Flour S. 3D. Wheat 10d.; Corn, Old; Heavy
Goods, S5s Cotton per steamer, sdG 3D. per sailing
vessel I'd. G7-1Gd.
The days business at the Office of the United States
Assistant Treasurer Receipts for Customs, s9i2
0oo receipts for Gold Notes $19l 600; total Receipts
s1,7o0,S69 81 total Payments S59S,1O9 81; Balance
S9Q5S4 225 49,
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive Of
speeie) from the port of NewYOrk to foreign ports
for the week ending Feb. 4, 1868, was sS,2ls,0O9.
A seml-annual dividend of per cent, free of Gov
ernment tax has been declared by the New-York
FIRE Insurance Company, payable on demand.
The leading Government stock banks of London
have just published their semi-annual statements
frsm which is compiled the following table:
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
ILLINOIS and MICHIGAN CANAL BONDS.

sr1rr or rrrSors ErrcurvE OyVcE Jan 1863
L,9,.ius % The star. Of ao, ssltsd An s
P.; "a Of & RcGRD 1iii oGIEsBT SSG
Illinois do hereby notify all whom concern that on ne
KATIoSAL BASK IN the CIR Of Ns~YorE pay eoud
u. STATE q Illinois A'.s.sr p.rss{ ..,fsd n ',
that the iate each and all Of aa bonds
The m DAY Of @ "a. gosaI .'1sa m - a,
the inos ald Michigan Canal approved January 1896 ang date
july 1887 VII. Bonds Al inclusive 90 ol d5 los
ST. s9i sa & Go S ss ss s S1s SS $50
,s . s s 1 s ~ m @ 3 s s ns.Ts 49, 3 ss s s &c
sI7 sis cas- s,s $50. sss sei. 9es, sl
s,1td $SH i Ssaa1: . issss
S 81 Il, IL = IS Is 9 "a f. ~ IS rs 81 49, rs ls' 6iis.l: llS ":
s9 auss 6 10. ise 1871 1888 1883 lse ls7 se zoo to 2os
ss5 ss So 50. SOS 500 ss ss III I 7s 7ss sS 800 ;s l
saS S s M s @ ga f 81 s m s go 60 s 81 49, 90 rs u.s. S @ s go
ssi ga $50 % ss5' ss' ss7 800 so2, soe
provide r the sal. certain e,Ha land, and SI other Puo'' P
5 % 1 3 @ S. fS S S'E 3 5 10y 5 n s 'i s f9' m s
; ~ liz s m M @ lg9 ls @ is s l1S ss 1sS laIS aa a
REGISTERED BONDS Of hs he's SANE So % @ Nos o5 1879
1910 ota 1851 70 100 aeiu',e Oo 0o iso igs o iiV ilV8
ss s s ,ss ,s s M M M H. f s s s u.s. s: M i a @ iao is @ 1 1
ALSO CANAL BONDS provisions fund
sis 'SD ,D59f Il n's't 30 g q s ~ 81 s;.s s. e % s's a. o T. ~ % b. ~ q
o. So 80 ~. lo7 I ~ l9 ~. ll6 lla ~ lis, lac 9s 200
S1 sa s sss 20 tsS sss 81: Ss ss a So e S ss s
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ALSO REGISTERED BONDS Of The numbered q ie
is "a as a. rs rs @ ss si as sss SO a i s IS So
l 60 ia Inclusive 54 J5 3a 392 J5 3s1, ase 500 4os 40
ts I6 t2a la as 80 <2 go 4ss t6a 46 e t9s SOL M sal
50 SIS s7 $50 sT 49, ss4 sos $50 7 6 l 6s3 694 I Toa
70s 1o 73 s5o IA, rs, 1909. c6
Also BONDS ISSUED pursuance Of entitled
t the accrued and unpaid the public debt Of the
STATE Of Illinois Fhrusy s 1851 via Bouds
a2l 70 ,ss neudve issued the Administration Oe Of Hope Co
K,,ieh yoosbergh ard widow William Boosh In Amsterdam
s wsrO, hsreunO set ny h,ad and to O@
lied tbe Great Seal Of state
Done the City Of spstsd this Fourth day Of
In the Of Lod One thousand eight hundred and
and Of the Independence United the
nnetysscosd. RICHARD oSLhsbt, oovernoL
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

day but the market unsettled and prices 10 great
tent nominal; the sales LOCO bbls at sal 10 for Old
Mess in small lots 22 50gS2 90 Tor New do s2 70 iof
huf steady: sales OF $50 bbls at sgdSlS for common
brands es9 for Plain Mess and s9aS22 for Extra do
are rmer ana in fair demand sales of 300 bbs ut s2s9
$50 2 Cut Meats firm sales OF 160 pkgs Hams at 10
elsie Bacon is steady; sales OF 300 boxes at 0idlOic
for C. c. lie for City do and l3ic for S. c. Dressed
Hogs are better at ic for Western and IO 0lOc for
CITY Lard rmer but not very active sales OF llOo
ghes at 10. 9I4c for No lasSte for City and Sit'c
ExPORTs OF PROVISIONS.
Porf. BeeL Bacon. Butter. Cheese. Lard Tai
bbli tcS taas tgas tunhtars
Total to Great Britain and
sss: SEPT 81 '. s s. q ls @ g sSsS 3
Same tine ls0s 5SS IL LIZ 1911 ~, "a izV'' i' 'O''
FSa Po5. Ts,t a ia6,. ,6. Batter sss. Cheese .a:s
3. ssa.................. - 4ssl 49s 90 ss %
s%s. sgt & ss ss m sp iS S9s s i5is Isl Isl
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, oCLocK;-Ihe
market for Pork is dull and heavy New western d a oS
offered s2 GA regular and s22 Is seller March, ana oa
Mess at $2l 5O We learn Of no sales 49, 49,.
PETRoLEUM-The market is dun, but IN prices 'iefe
is no particular change. We quote: "a z,o,
Crude (tn6s7 gravity in as..'.'.'''P gallon ~ %S'
RssS St % ta0 5r1 S tes Prime i.i sia to White I
Refined 10 mo test STANDARD " Mhi.e...' ~ gs4
Refined. (lO tesl Prime Whe..'''''''' "a 20
RIcE~The market FOR Carolina Is firner under more
favorable Southern advces and the majority OF noae,s
ask lO9 O90lic but buyers st conne their operations 10
small retail parcels East India s dun AL ABOUT &C., gOiu
In bond a,
sUGARs-The business in raw Sugars is light but the
low figure TO which the stock has become reduced ana
the fact mat IL is In very hands gives holders great
advantage and prices extremely firm at the recent
murovement sales of Sc hhds at l2 l29c Tor Delne-
rara l23c for Cuba. and 400 boxes Havana AT
the stock estimated at 5,i65 hhds 34s boxes anu oo1
bags Refined are in very good demand ana nT at S to
for Hards l5al6ic for soft WHITES, ana s@i't0 ioi
Soft lelOW5 We quote: