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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-15
Greenwood Cemetery,

Greenwood Cemetery,
SITUATED ON THR NATIONAL
- ROAD three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
lots It contains 81 acres Of land, and il laid
out In the most modern and improved style--can
be easily reached at all seasons by The National
Road and for three-fOurths OF the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. 1t is perfectly secure, and
intended TO DO besutifed by every variety OF
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains, &C., to make IL equal 10 the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro.
vision Is also made for its enlargement order
and care in perpetuity. .f
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grOvnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the Office
Of the Secretary, on Main street. over the Bank
of Wheeling. .s.
Persons wishing 20 make inteTments viii Icall
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission to lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary
A. j. SWEENEY, Pres't.'
r. e. BoNHAM, Secy. ....
BOARD oFDIRECToRs.
A. j. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong !
j. 5. Rhodes, George Adams. 81
John G.. Muth, =. G.. Jordan
Geo. Mendei, Z. A. Hildreth,. ei
Joseph Bel. angst
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NIilwaakee Market,

MILWAUKEE, May Is.
Flour dull; City Xxx 9 75alO %.
Wheat firm at 2 10 for No. 1.
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INDIGESTION

Ia but another name fer Dyspepsia, and the
parent of many Ills. RobAeks Stomach Bittsrs
taken in vine glass full dsses, directly after
each meal, wiz surely effect a perniaasnt cure,
Do not take our word for II, but try them Sold
By all druggists everywhere.
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Fish, Oysters, Game, Meat,

A ND ALL KINDS OF GREEN AND FAM
IA lily Groceries always fresh, and Of the
choicest quality, can be had by calling next door
novi4 JOHN g. HKFTLEY.
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BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF WHEELING.
Designated Depository u. \.
Capital, . = 100000.
Surplus, - $4,000.
MONEY RECEIVED on DlhDSIr
INl Exchange bought and sold
Collections made and proceeds promptly ~
mittsd.
Interest paid on special deposits at thr tai.
Of four per cent per annum wheTr the depuu
remains elk months and Fpc per cent II iof os
year.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturer, Ran
eTs and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale In sums 10 suit
A constant supply Of new Fractional CmuI
cy, and l, 9, and cent coin, &cpt fOr the a
c0mmodation Of depOSitors and the publIc
GEORGE ADAMS Cashicf
GEORGE X. WHEAT, President
mAri3.ly
u. g. LIST. RonRAT HoRENN
HENRY X. LIST. GIBSON LANn
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LEGAL NOTICES
} state of IVES, 80.

'" VI west Virgins,
Ohio County Circuit Court
,,,,h.w ,t,x. .,..> april R"'e,, ls,.
vs. Arespass on thao
Abner b. Curtis. proniss upoa
Cover Sbo u he OF ass TaIs SUIT To ,y
the sum Of SaOs.o0, with interes, I Ss b. Cur,
day OF September, 1859, and N. ron tAy L.,
suit. ''4e costs 0; :.
And il appearing from an sf,a,-.s
cause, that said defendant ia NO. kled ia L.
the Stste Of West Virginia, Afes'eea; q
I. On motion Of plaintiffs attorney 1T
thai S Ss fS a assfy 9 SSs within os
Of this order At the front doc No. - que Ps,g,
House Of Ohio county, West VirS ~ tse c9s,i
what he may deem proper 10 n AN .st
terest in this suit. P'u'et y, !,
Test: MICHAEL ]. BRETSrc -,
TAYLOR & BARR, att'ys for piaint,sS Ce's
apr29oawIw ''1'
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Gates, is about s9000OOOO. During
November there were issued to the
Central Pacific Railroad of CaIifor-
MIA United States bonds to the amount
Of 81 $50. 900. and to the Union Pa
cifc Railroad bonds to the amount of
$640,000.
Commissioner Rollins returned to
Washington this morning.
No further appointments of super
visors have been made. The most
important vacancy among the four
remaining ones is In the Southern
Ohio District.
The majority of the annual reports
or Government officials here, with the
various accompanying documents, are
still at the Office of the Public Printer.
Some of them have not been entirely
completed, and portions only have
been sent to the printer; while many
of the Government officers have re-
ceived proof copies of their reports.
and are now engaged In revising and
correcting them. It is probable that,
by Saturday, nearly all the reports,
including that of the Secretary of the
Treasury and the Presidents Mes
sage, will be completed and in the
hands of their authors soon.
It is expected the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs will, in addition to his
preliminary report to the Secretary of
the Interior, which has been already
published, make another, in relation
to the officers of the Bureau and its op-
eratiOns among the Indian tribes
during the past year, which will be
sent directly to Congress.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02

MEMPHIS. December Mrs. Quin-
Ian, miIliner, residing on the corner
of Third aud Jefferson. fell down
stairs this afternoon, injuring herself
fatally.
jesse Thompson has been arrested
at Vicksburg on the charge of being
the assassin of General Rindman, he
having confessed to negro that he
did the deed. but now denies it.
Captain j. f. Washington has been
appointed inspector of boilers at this
pert
A grand plimentary dinner was
given DIR. Leftwich, Democratic Con-
gressman elect, of this District, at
OVerton. lasti night. by the business
and professional men. irrespective of
party. Alderman McDArret presided,
and the best of feeling prevailed.
Speeches were made by Duncan, Up
ton, and others. The latter, in re-
sponse to the toasts, "the Pre- ident
Elect" and the Army of the United
States" assured his hearers that
Grant would execute the laws solely
for the good of the whole country,
without regard to partisan measures.
His remarks were heartily encored,
This was the first meeting since the
beginning of the war. where all par
ties met without distinction.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02

By Telegraph.l OHIoAeo. ID

By Telegraph CHICAGO Dcs. l.
EASTERN ExCHArGG-Firm and steady
at par buying, and 10 preminm selling.
FLoUR-Qulet ana firm; demand priuci-
pally for lower grades Of Spring extras,
with sales al S5 35@7 90.
WHEAr-Quiet and easier; sales OF No.
at 81 Pal n: NO. at 81 1l1<a1 l21z: clos
ing at 81 1I1z9l ll5z for No. 2; sales OF no.
since Change at 81 ll5z.
CoRN-DuII: new 1@2c lower: old fnact-
I've and almost nominal; with light sales
OF No. at 759761zc; sales OF new at 5395414c
In store, and SIC on the track: No. 2. kiln
bil973c; c Osing quiet at sic for new shelled !;
sales of No. since Change, at soc.
OATs-Dull; sales Of No. at 461E947c; re-
i1gure
RYE-Easfer and ZaIc lower; sales OF
No. at 81 1891 I41S No. at 81 1I0I l2Lz;
closing with sellers OF No. at the inside
figure.
BARLEY-Firmer and quiet; sales No. 2
at 81 COOL 81 rejected at 81 40.
HIGaWINE5-- More active at 95(990c; clos
ing at outside rates.
PRovIsIoNS-In good speculative demand
and firmer; mess pork sold at s23 cash, and
S2I lZA seller February and March, lard
moderately active at 135<3l41zc; sho rio
mtddles lI54c; bulk meats moderately ac-
i've; sales of shoulders at &c.
HoGS-DreSsed firm and quiet; sales at
81 90 aS go for light and heavy.
CATTLE-Dult and almost nominal at
S4Q14 80 for common to fair COWS, and So 371z
for good shipping steers.
Hogs In active packing demand: COM
mon and medium grades lOGl5c higher I;
sales at So 6Og7 30 for common to choice.
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sew YorK Markot.

BY TeIegraph.l NEW YORK. Dec I.
CorroN-Very firm but less active; sales
OF 2y500 bales at 254c for m1ddling uplands.
FA0UR Receipts p. .592 barrels and 4 s64
BAGS; the market rules In favor of buyers.
with a moderate business doing; sales of
$50 barrels at s. 50as5 So for superfine
State and Western; s6 5J@SG S5 for extra
state; So 30a7 40 for extra Western: s8 COG
50 20 for white wheat extra: SO 65@9 90 for
round hoop OHIO; 81 5099 90 for extra st.
Louis $40 6Ogl2 80 tor good to choice do;
clO-ing quiet. California flour heavy: sales
aud sll 75Gl2 % via the Isthmus- Rye
hour steady sales of 80 barrels at So 90
@sS co.
Com MEAL-In moderate request; sales
of 200 barrels Brandywine at S5 30.
WHIsKY-Nominal at 81 o. for free.
WHgAT-Receipis 17n,0l5 bushels; market
heavy and about lc lower; The demand Is
chiefly speculative: sales OF 10000 bushels
At u 4sgl % for No. z Spriug: 81 ~ for
Prime No l do; 81 43 for Nos. ? and do
mixed; 81 s. for white California anu
RY@Firmer; sales OaO bu shells at 81 AZ
9Sl 81 for Western, State, aud Canada.
BARLEY-DulI and dropping.
BAgLEY MALT-Quiet.
CoRN-Receipts $50 bushels. Corn is
shade lower, with moderate inquiry: sa es
5000 bushels at 81 ii q IL TOR unsounG,
81 I4@I Is for sound mixed Western, and
81 I415 for new mixed Western.
OATS-ReceIpls l47 633 bushels. Oats act
i've and without decided change in price;
the demand is chiefly speculative; sales
$4,000 busne at "A q Toe for western in
store aud afloat.
RICs-Dun.
COFFEE-More active and firm; sales of
1000 lacks Rio on private terms.
SUGAR In mOCe. ate request; sales 400
hogsheadS Cuba at ll@Il1ze.
MoLAssEs Dull; sales 100 barrels New
Orleans AZ soc.
HoPs-Quiet at IO@25c for American.
PETRoLEOM-Dull; I713al754c for crude,
aud 23 G25lZc Tor re fined bonded.
LINsEEr OII-DulI at gl993c.
SpiRTs TrRPENTISE Quiet and heavy
at 4612a47LSc.
PORK-Nominal: sales nf 800 barrels at
I SO 75u26 % for new mess: closing at $50 90,
/ cash bid; SO jjG26 90 for old do $50 50as
mess; the stock CT old and new Is II $50
/ barre $ last onJu 20 ,397 barrels; last year
/ "A 40 barreIs
/ BEEF-Quiet; sales OF 600 barrels at Sl3 90
Sl6 % fer new PLAIN; Si6 O0920 " Tor new
/ extra mess; the stock of old and new on
hand is 40,7I2 packages: last month Is, ,l69
/ pacg ages last year 81, ,O0I packages.
/ TIERcE BEEF-DulI at S276e30 for prime
mess S3Od34for Indian mess
! BEEF HAMs-Steady; sales of 100 barrels
/ at SO U0.a30 50
! CUT MEATs-Qufet; sales of I25 packages
| at Sf2Gl21zc for shoulders; II Gl6c for hams.
MIDDLES S-More ac lve= sales OF IS boxes
/ Cumberland cut at l314t4l3%r: also sales OF
] $40 boxes Cumberland cut, December, at
! l2c; also sales of 30 boxes snort clear, Ian
uary, on private & rms.
LARD-Heavy and lower; sales of $50
| fterces at l454c for steam, and l6Al61lc for
/ kettle rendered; also sales of 100 JIerces
steam, seller January and February, at
| I4190I45sc-
BUrrER-Firn at 2794Oc for Ohio; 4O95Oc
| CHEEsE-Firm al l4aI9c
/ FREIGHTs-fo Liverpool dull and lower; I;
I engagements per steamer OF 1900 bushels
wheat at 654@7d.
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st. Louis Market.
By Telegraph

BY Tefegraph.I ST. LOUIS Dec. /.
T5BACCO-UBchanged
CoTTON-Very Little here; small sales al
22a221sc tor low middling.
H HEMP-Very dull; sales OF undressed al
81 p.
FLoUR-Low grades active at yesterday 3
advance, superfine sold ut % 55d5 62tSc
extra s6 00g5 so; double extra So 75GS o.;
treble extra to fancy IS k9IO 50.
WHEAT-Rec ceipts small, and prices stiff
prime TO fancy red Fail sold at 81 50dl 80
Spring higher al 81 30 for No. /.
CORN Dull and lower. at 67073c for new
OATs-~maH receipts caused an advance
to 55 a5Sc.
BARLEY-Frm, at 81 75QI 95 for prime
to choice Iowa Spring; 81 25 for fancy IL
linOfs.
RYE-Advanced to 81 l59l II delivered
PoRK-Qulet and unchanged, at S22a23.
BULK MEATS Easier, at 9g9Lzc tor shoul-
ders; I3gl314c TOR clear sides ali in dry salt.
BACON JobbIug lots sold at lie for shouI-
ders; l715c tor clear sides.
LARD -Ucnauget, |, at l5c for choice keg
WHIsRY-Held hrmer, with small sales
at 97a9Sc
HoGS-Actiye, at 7@71zc.
CATrLE-Cofnmon heavy and unsettled,
and better qualities scarce and firm (;
prices range at 2149512c gross.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02


Those who are in any manner in
terested in bankruptcies are reminded
that up to the first of January next.
discharges By the bankrupt law will
be issued without regard to the
amount of assets or property surrend-
cred: that is, a debtor having no
property beyond what the law ex-
empted and allowed him to retain,
night still be relieved of his debts.
Upon. petitions filed after that date
the debts will not be discharged unless
at least fifty per cent. of the amount
proved shall be paid, or majority of
the creditors give their consent in
writing.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Dec. ].
FLOUR AND GRAIN - Unchanged and
quiet
CoTToN-Firmer; sales of middIings al
2315c.
WHISKY-Steady at CSC.
HoGs-Opened active and higher; sales
at 81 25dS, gross, and SO 25d9 90 net; but
the market closed dull, and the best rates
offered were 81 75G9 so for the heaviest: re-
ceipts 300 head.
MISS PoRK-Market firm but quiet at
S22 75a23
BULK MEATs-Firm but the demand is
light; sales o. shoulders at S914@g5Ec; sides
I21zc, and l3Lc for clear rib and clear,
packed and one-half 10 two-thirds cur ed
iuliy cured would bring &c higher. thou N
the demand is light.
LARD Quiet but firm at 14c for prime
ste am, ana l4i4c tor keit tie rendered.
GREEN MEATS--Firmer; shoulders TIC;
sides i0%c, and hams 1is<@llJsc Curers
buy her Aparingly at these ra es.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Unchanged and
firm.
OlLs-Linseed oil dull, and only n retail
demand st 95c. PetI oieum dull at 30c.
GoLD-l3454, buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull at = per cent. discou nj
buying; par selling.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
Evansville Market.

EVANSVILLE. Decem Der /.
HoGs-Dull, at from IS 90 to Sc % gross,
and from 81 90 to IS co net weight. Re-
ceipts good for the season.
MISS PoRK-Firm; s23 90 to SOB 50.
BULK MEATs-ShOulders 9H to lOc., l4c.
for clear sides. and l3c. for ribbed sides.
LARD-Prime kettIe-rendered I415c.
BEEF CATrLE-Firm; 3 to &c. for best
market dull.
FLOOR -Superfine S. 50 TO Sc 90; extra
81 90 10 81 70; double-extra ss so to So 90;
country family 50 so to $40 %; Igleheart's
best family $40 50.
Observation-Disclosures 81 60, Hill 81 65,
English 81 IS to 81 IS; strictly prime Eng
sh and white, in lots of 500 bushels, would
command 81 50. Receipts very light.
CoRN-New, In ear. SOC. for prime white
old, shelIed, 6S to zoe. New cora badly
damaged by frost; none but very early
planting yet fit for market.
OATs-Dull at SOC. for prime.
BRAE-SlS 90 per ton. Supply light; de-
mand good.
SHIP5FUFFs None In market-not more
than will supply the retail trade.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-According to
the O6serUator Of Matamoras, Of No
vember 18th, Gen. Escobcdo and
Cortina had arrived at Victoria. In
Tamaulipas. One thousand troops
had been sent after Branlis Vorgos,
who is reported to have a force of
600 men at ST. Croix. The Browns
vile story of Gen. Escobedo's defeat
at Alamitos, is not mentioned In Mat
amoras papers up to November 10th.
In the Erie case yesterday. before
Judge Nelson, a number of athdavlts
were read, and the rgument of one
of the counsel for the revocation of
the order of Judge Blatchford, ap-
pointing Jay Gould receiver, was
heard. The case will be resumed this
morning and concluded, the Court
intimating to the coun nsel that the
session would be prolonged to enable
them to get through wi tn their argu-
mont.
A suit, in the name of the people,
on the complaint of the Attorney
| General, was commenced in the AL
bany Courts, against the Erie Rail
road Company, asking that the Drec-
tors be removed. An order was
granted by Judge Peckham, suspend
ing the Board, pending the hearing
of the motion Tor absolute removal
next Monday.
tits stated that Mr.. Mescalf. eoun-
sci in the Erie case, on Monday,
shortly after midnight Sunday, served
notice on Mr.. Fisk as he was leav-
ing for Jersey on the ferry-boat,
forbidding him to leave the State, but
Fisk and party embarked on the boat,
but shortly afterward returned to
the Erie Office. Metcalf concluded
that the order would be obeyed, and
left at 2 O'Clock.
Fisk, O. A. Seward, Judge Potter,
and others left, and took the train at
Jersey City.
Judgs Davies, the Receiver, was
notified at o'clock that Fisk, Gould
and others had left for Canada, hav-
ing taken some S8,000,000 in money
and some 100000, 900 in stock. 1t is
now stated that they returned again
and are In this vicinity, and that
neither Fisk or Gould had left, but
one of the direc tors left in a special
train early Monday forenoon to sign 8
contract between the Erie and Lack
owana Companies looking to a con
solidation.
| 1t is stated that a suit has been
commenced afgai nst the leader OF the
recent movem sut in st. Paul stock.
NEW York, D ecember 1.-The to
tai vote of the,eit Y for Mayor is 96, Ola
of which Han, Democrat, received
70 ,O54, and Conk.ling 20,960. Hall''
majority is 54,094. The total registry
was 1883. O'Gorman is elected
by nearly the same majority.
NEW YoRK, December 1.-Th'
Herald says, editorially: We learE
! from the best ttainable authority
that General CIR ant is emphaticall.
in favor of so amending the Consti
tuition so as to limit therein the Pres
} ident to ONE term, and to make uni
} versal suffrage, or suffrage to mall
citizens, of all races and color, abov,
the age of twenty-one years, the su
= preme law of the land. Next, Will
regard 60 universal suffrage, we sus
pect the constitutional amendmen
= article humber fourteen, which pro
vides that the several States ma
E regulate suffrage each for itself. bu
s in proportion as suffrage is restriete
representation is restricted. is no
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02
CHICAGO.
NOtabies In the Clty-SROW-setIOn
against Newspapers for Damages
National Convention OF Cattle
commissioners.

CHICAGO, December 1-Goyernor
Morrill,. Hon. w. B. Allison, and
Hon. James Wilson, of Iowa; Sena-
tor Yates and Hon. John A. Logan,
of Illinois, and Hon. Z. U. Wash
way to Washington.
It commenced showing at an early
hour this morning, and has continued
at intervals during the day-the first
genuine Winter weather this season.
Henry Wunderly, OF this city,whose
rowdyism at boarding house on Wa
bash Avenue was made public by
the Chicago Tribune, has commenced
an action against that paper for libel,
laying his damages at $4,000; also
against the Chicago Republican for
the same cause and the same amount.
The National Convention OF Cattle
Commissioners met In the Hall OF
Representative at Springfield this
afternoon. Hon. j. Pool, of Indiana,
was nominated as temporary Chair
man. which was carried, and I'll. ID.
Emory, of Chicago, as temporary Sec
retary. A committee of three, con-
sisting of DIR. Morse of Missouri, Mr..
Howard of Michigan, and DR.. Johns
OF Illinois, was appointed on creden-
tials, and ten gentlemen were APP
pointed a committee on permanent
organization. In the evening Gov.
Oglesby addressed the Commissioners.
! The corner in corn eliminated yes
terday and resulted in repudiation
bv about two-thirds of the shorts.
| The number of. bushels was about
| 100, 900, and the difference was about
There were no less than FIVE alarms
of fire in this city this evening, be-
tween the hours of seven and eight
The first commenced at 4l6 State
Street, and destroyed everything uE
to 422. The buildings were all two
story frames, generally occupied BY
families above and small shops be
meath. Loss about $4,000.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02

BEGGING IMPosToR IN New YoRK.
A writer in the New York Tribune
states that, last week, in walking
down Broadway he saw a man. ap
pearing t. be a drunken sailor walk
up to : beggar woman sitting on the
cIrbstone and pretending to be blind,
and deliberately kick her. Great
sympathy was aroused, and the woman
made very handsome collection from
passers by. She walked down a few
blocks. where precisely the same
scene was re enacted. This perform
anee was repeated two or three times.
when the woman went to her home
on Water Street. or rather to a beer
shop there, whittier the reporter fol-
lowed her. and found her and three
or four more blind beggars," with
their sight restored. and all rejoicing
in their good luck for the day and in
their toddy.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02
AUGUSTA.
PostpOncment of Municipal Election.

AUGUSTA Ca. December 1.-The
vi yor and City Council have ordered
postponement Of the municipal cleo
ton until the assembling of the Leg
islature in January They have taken
the ground that the negroes have a
right to vote by the legislative law
granting the city charter, and that an
election is null and void unless the
present Legislature strikes out the
word white in the city charter.
The Democrats claim that the State
Constitution and reconstruction laws
give the negroes the right to vote,
-the municipality laws to the contrary
Notwithstanding. and propose holding
the regular election. allowing the ne
groes to vote. aud leave the Legisla
ture to decide as to its legality.
The Columbia & Augusta Railroad
has been finished TO Grantsville, ten
miles from Augusta, where it con-
meets with the South Carolina Rail-
road Trains ran thr ough yesterday.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02
New York Gold and stock Market.

by ItItstdpu.I NV Ohks DEC. I.
MoSEY-Wall Street was very quiet to-
day and totally without exciting rumors :
Money is in active demand; the banks are
all receiving money from the grain Sec
tions at the West, but are also sending
moderate amounts to Cincinnati and the
Southwest: Bank rate is generally per
cent, with occasional transactions l. { per
cent; on the street IL is generally at per
cent. Discounts are quiet at 66g7 per cent.
STERLISG-Declingng at 91s99sS; COM
mon bills are coming on the market more
freely at
GOLD Quiet ana steady: the extremes
have been l3o9l30H, and the closing rate
was 135. Loans were made at l to ; per
cent. Tor currency.
GovERNMENt Slower but closed steady
at fractional improvements on the cary
sales of the day; the decline has sttmuIa-
ted the demand. Coupons of 'Sl. 1I4I4
ll41s: do. '62. ll054GllI: do. '64, IO71S9lO74 I;
90. %, l07ssgl0f5s; do. new, II01z9lIV54 do
'6z, 1l0A9llU5si do. '6S, llO5sqllO5s; 10 4Os,
lO51sfdIO55S,
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-02
New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l.
CoTToN-Active; middlings 261zc Sales
of {, 400 bales. Receipts of S,30S bales. Ex-
ports, II, ,026 bales.
GOLD-AL 1876.
ExcHANGE-Commerc erciaI at 14554a14614,
Bank 1867, aud New York Sight at 5s dis
count.
SUGAR-DuIl and irregular; common at
SaS14c, prime I2c, clarified l2129l254c.
MOLASSES-Duil and unsettled; common
sic, prime to choice 60966c.
FLOUR Firmer; superfine So 70, double
extra 81 l2ISa7 p, treble extra - 50GS so.
I,ORN-Firmer.
OATS-DulI at 62c.
BRAN-Firna at 81 %.
HAY-Dull and lower; sales at S2l622
PORK-DuI at S24 80.
BACoE-Dull; shoulders at 12c, clear rib
sides I51Sc, clear sides 185zc.
LAKD-DulI; 1554c for tierce,. keg 1910.
WHIsKY-Steady: SI9I O2Iz for recIified.
CoRFEE-At I49l41zc.