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To II - II
Of drowefs, ana on the street prime bin wonc n"s
command more than l10X. The receipts oil seston
at all the ports arc very light scale those tor tne
week ending on Friday having, ,peen only $3.50 na'es'
mskipg total or 2l43,500 bales since sef-
tember l, against ], ,7s2, 100 for the eofsespond-
ing period in the previous year. The exports
for the week were about 900 bales, making
leos,sOO bales since September l. Tue stocks
at all the ports are only l44,SOo bales. about
bales less than at the corresponding Gate last
year. The closing rates for bills on Europe were
follows:-Bankcrs' bills on England at sixty days,
ITO 1loA at three days, 11oss 1lo5s; commercial
bills, 1C9H 1o9A; bills on Paris al sixty days
613A 5.12H.
The value OF the foreign dry goods entered for
sumption at this port in May 81, ,344 s34 in coin
exclusive OF freight and duty, against S., 3S4
the corresponding month in 1857, and $l,sj0s93 In
1865. The amount Withdrawn from warehouse was
81 6o4 o2o against g. COL in 1857 and 454 in
1868. The amount entered for warehousing was
81 49, 16O which added TO that entered for
consumption, makes a total OF s5,s25,994 en-
tered at the port against $5,436,45l In 1867 and
$7,299,1l2 in 1896 In May, 1857 s., ,05l sos
was entered for warehouseng and in 1866 4S2ls
The imports In May this year were nearly million
larger than they were last year. and smaller amount
of the imports was thrown into bond. The stock ip
warehouse is much lighter and hence the Withdrawals
from warehouse have been smaller The imports OF
dry goods for the first five months OF the current
year nine millions less than for the correspond
ing period last year, and the imports in both years
fall largely short Of those Of 1866. For the hrst
eleven months Of the fiscal year ending June 81,
1s6s the dry goods imports at the port were valued
at 553 against $ss ee5 IN 1867, $3.50
in 1866 and only s444l1,s7l in lss4-5. ~,
Annexed Is a comparative statement showing the
shipments OF specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods in 1886 and 1857: s-
1856. 1867. 1855.
Twenty third week. $4,22075o $2,S32423 $3,676b94
Previously reported 38,256779 1885, 1ss 3D. i697i2
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c0unT CALENDAs-INls nay.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcuIT..- i--Nos. 1071, 73e
s00 1885, 1894. 1042, 420 1907, 1l52h 05s, 1165, e
1903 $500 1892 1900 5oe1, 662 $40, 70l.
SUPREME CounT-SrEcIAL TEIM.--Nos. 81, 80, "a,
no. 12o $780, 49, 13S. 1884, las 1885, l37, 1885, 13e, 1lo
SUPREME CoURr-CnAsDErs. Nos. %, 90, s1, 100,
137, 100, 1893. l64, 16s, 1o4, 214, .l5, 2sO, 22i.
SUPERIOR COURr-TIsiAL TsRN.--Part Nos.
SsO3 1927 SELL 39l3, $685. $685. S911 3113, 300, 396
$685. 3ee3 3osi $3.50, 1901. Part 2-Nos. AGA, $500
1892 ss2e $780, sss2 l'7s i2es $3.50 1885, 1854 ao76
'' CouRT or 6orxoN pitAs. TRIAL TEnx.-Part i
Nos OIL Iose 500, l04D 7s9 2S2, 1905 12ls 1913 B17
I2oS 1857 $685. 1856 120 1901 Part mos. 708, 1902,
1885, 1882, 1851, 1865 81 81 iic', uoi 32a, b57 eco
aiaisE CopRr--rsIAL TERN, --yos 1889, 1915,
'1lsl 1lII 1lz4 1857, 1911 1ail igs js4, 1545 1t46,
1547 1S4s 154e 1850, 1891 1862 1853 tN, 1885, 1898,
1865, 1857, 1Sb7x. 1883, 1882 1890 t5fi, 1852. oy
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1rltsaApMc mAaxt1 REPORTS.

OewEGO, 5tne &, 1852.
Flour active and prises unchanged; sses 2t'e bbls.
9c Y5 for No. spring, 3l2 for amber winoi xi2 ~ Cor
white SiS 70 for double extra Wheat duh; sacs 100
bushes white Canada n % IS 200O amber
Michigan ~ u ~ 81. Corn In better demand; sacs
i6o bushels white IlnCi. o $500 busbe. yslicw 90 90
bushels do, in car lots, At u w. Oats d. 1oou
bushels Western a Sc Corn meal 81 80 per cwI Mn fsed
lower shorts eM shpstuis r2s bid middlpgr, a36 per
ton. Canal freghs heat eSo corn, Sc, W New York
Lumbar, " tv 70 the Hudson. Railroad frcghs TO
porsssu 900 bushcls wheat 06 bushels coru s 900 feet
lumber. Canal expors-4 bushels wheat 4uuo0 bushels
corn, 1,v00,0uO fcet lumber. I- Ea
BUFFALO, Jane g, 1898
Receip,s Wheat GVo0 bushels; corp t5o0 bsh-s oais,
6uOO bushels, nour, luQu bbla Shipments Wheat, Wp
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BY the usurpers, the result win he about follows
unless the bay0nets 40 ID An


Democratic majority, 100 electoral votes.
This estimateAs based upon the idea that the demo-
Gratis win make no mistake in their Fourth OF July
Convention. The people are tired Of radical rule,
and want change. They want peace and union,
and restoration of good feeling. The nomination
of General Grant rouses no enthusiasm. His name
did the radicals no good In the Connecticut election,
though they even printed his portrait and his name
on their ballots and presentethim az their candidate
In all their conventions. II has done them no good
In Oregon--probably harm.
There are States entitled to over 100 electoral
votes who are tired of radical rule and ready to
act with those who are determined to restore the
Union upon the principles of the constitution. They
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

A LIBEL ON AMERICAN WOMEN ExPosEp.-Dr.
Albert Day, the superintendent OF the Bmghamtou
IN. W Inebriate Asyum, has written statement
in reply 70 an inquiry respecting the assertions Of
temperance lecturers 20 the efiect that the Asylum
was overruD with applications for admission from
wives Of clerpymen and professional men, and fe-
males generally n which he says that such aliega.
tons are o. far from the truth M anything could be.
There has never been female patient admitted to
the Asylum. There have been fifteen or twenty ap-
picattops for the admission OF females during the
past year. but most of these were opium cases. The
yer centire OF drunken women IN this country is
very email Indeed
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

oeTn market was dun and price: po%Sa Tor
No. spring a 10 was freely bid 4 opening would
sS 3: and 1s %
Corr s sas % Msr sra SS, ~
evening 81 10 Tor poor new 81
sss with q sss i
&C. ~ sSs sys anne saes sat OS
" ss1as1S S1's Barley Ss% rsmsinsd sd duh and es%in.l -
heavy iSo
ssss: lard q aud @ ton: .I.s On p.5: 5 s%
s.'rac, oswood at acc gold per foot Oo tons M
& GOLD s south Gass and
ss s ss & S ,s ss to-
Gibraltar for orders with the Of the Adriatie An
= Zee: s'f "ss
river rlase on private m terms ms ,.,,,,. q,
IN fair and steady a g s e ass s ss s sp
aoSsNThs @ demand was whOu. improvement. and prices.
Su @ sc no: fsS'aS lsss o U and sas &c.
HEMP remained dui We quoss Manila loAc, so'd jn'e
GmEsSfhs market was quie. caser. Sales $50 Rio
demand continued light and price. were
NNAvAl SroaTs-rne marke, for spirits twpentms
sss:s s:sss sssn s
~ % S0 rm a. 4S Ss ind IN sS & sSpp1ns Ts
s.ss Ss SSs pal: s. iSo Dc sooa strained 4
4 .sls a. sss .sss. n. No.
sn s1 % ssies Il soo Wa Wilmington 81 %nasoa wa.
OILs.Lnseed continued dull. Crushers pr,ce, u l3 =
81 d @ aad cut and 80
The were almost but
oS s %
a. 10 ga and prime s mss r.: :2s srIsa = ~ we're
For beef the demand remained light but prices were steady
Sxe 90 for prime me.s and $ss sss for nd TO- sss s
9uie, and heavy iSc for pichled shoulder 29c ae
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Political Notes.

The Springfield Nn.) Journas-radica-alludin
to the Pendeton escort ventures to say that before
Mr.. Pendleton's army has been in New York twenty
four hours, every man of It will have Mr.. Bemonts
label upon his back, MY prcrerty-bought for
price,"
Ex-vice President Hamlin spoke handsomely about
Colfax at late radical meeting in Bangor, Me.
Hon. John Morissey is out for Chase.
The Boston TraUeuer comments upon the pr0ba-
bilities of the democrats nominating Chase, and
adds:-"n they could contrive to put Mr.. Garrison
on their ticket for the Vice Presidency, with the
understanding that Mr.. Wendell Phillips should be
made Secretary Of State in the event Of the Chief
Justices election their proceedings would become
sufcently rounded and Orbicuar TO satisfy the most
fastIdious of the worshippers Of perfection"
q. 9. Bundy, In o card printed in the Jackson
(Ohio) Standard corrects the account given of his
conversation with Chief Justice Chase He says that
the latter did not say anything in regard to new
party or as to his seeking the nomination for the
Presidency What he did say was that he was OPP
posed to impeachment and to the Congressional plan
of reconstruction Mr.. Chase was outspoken IN his
opposition to the republican policy.
Hunnicutt don't like to be called q 'scallawag."
Hear him-"when these men call us 'scalawags,'
we can only hiss out traitor, perjurer, murderer
Scallawag apatriot q friend to his STATE his coun.
try his God his wife and children, a Southern gen.
tleman. Traitor, q servant OF Jen Davis, an enemy
to his Cod his country his state, his wife and chill
dren, an humble suppliant Of Governor F. II. Pier
point a beggar at the feet OF Andrew Johnson, the
Tennessee tailor, Q whipped, conquered rebel with
his pardon in his pocket, goes about the country
calling hight oned, honorable, patriotic Southern
gentlemen scalawags Blush, traitors, blush"
They do things queer.y In Mississippi. One Of the
papers reports that candidate for public Office was
recently before public court in Jackson and fined
SIS 'for getting whipped in a street fight"
The Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures hit upon
q conundrum. 1t wants to know "why Chase is like
an onionYn Give 1t up, unless il is because he Is
likely to bring tears to the eyes OF the radicals
The .'Tannersr are O new organization at Ogdens-
burg for the purpose Of furtneriDg the success of
General Grant.
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

COfFEERio held q former prces but Che bnsness
light sales l0VO bags ex South America 0n private
terms. Other kinds were dull and unchanged
FLOUR AND GRAIN Rscsips o7g bDs aSnr @ az ys2 I'd do and
lU6 do OATS and 125 do The market for State and
Wesern -four ended quiet but steady to-day Holders en-
not effect in prices IN the absence % Of de-
about 50 bbs Rye aour rmer, selling - high
$40 Is, there sales OF - bba Southern Hour quiet
demand and saay tho sales were 500 bbls at
$1 50 for city; $s 99 ~ % for B,andywine $s u W
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

The pineapple crop in the West Ladies' has never
been finer than IL IL this year ~ better quality
Already seventy two thousand dozen have been u-
ported the value OF which ~ stated to be si33 240
and the aggregate retail vaiue s34S,60o. Including
bananas and cocoannte, the whole value OF hmpor-
tstion this season W estimated at 81, 900, 900
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

The Hartford Nanes tdemocrat observes that II is
yet too early TO very accurate estimates Of the
resui', but presuming that an acceptable candidate
VIM be nominated By the democrats and conserve
tives at New YORK On the 4th Of July next, We may
with good degree OF confidence rely upon the fol-
o,xiuo results
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

SATURDAY, Jnne6-Sf. H.
CorroN.-The market was unusually quiet, The domana
being confined the immediate Of spinncrs Prses
heavy though quoaby lower Only 2s2 bales were
Up'onds and Mobile asd ~ o: end
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

We do not doubt that the Democratic Convention
viii act with wisdom and discretion and that the
friends Of the Union win triumph In November.
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

The foreign exchange market was very duh but
steady az rates permitting OF the shipment OF specie
against bills rhe leading drawers asked i1ox for
their sterling al sixty days, and credits were settled
on this basis The supply Of cotton and general pro-
duce bills continues limited. and the demand from
the importing community ia limited. The trans
act.opp are a,oost entirely confined % the counters
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

CITY MTELLIGEsCE.

THE WEATHER YEsrERpAY.-Beow We give t'e
thermometrical changes for the past twcnty-iou
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The Democrats National Convention.


AT arge-A. ". Cbappell, Columbus; b. II. Hill,
Athens; II. 5. Fitch, savannah; John B. Gordon, At.
lanta. First Dlsirlct--w. r. Thompson, Savannah;
r. Z. Pendleton, valdosta. Second District-Arthur
Hood, Cuthbcrt; y. q. Lockett, Albany. Third Dis
iriet-Hugh buchanan, Newman; John L. Mustian
Columbus. Fourth Distr1ct-Wm. A. Reld, Macon;
Gin Peoples Grirln. Fifth District-A. X. wright
Augusta: r. j. Pottle, warrenton. Sixth District
Colonel Phi. X. simmons, Gainesville; Colonel VIM.
T. Price Dahlonega. Seventh District. ID. Wad
dell, Cedartown; Lewis Tumlin, Cartersvile.
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

The washington correspondent OF the Syracuse
Journal furnishes the following concerning the
United States Senators TO be elected from the South
ern States:-It is understood here that the Sena-
tors from South Carolina win be DR.. Mackey, OF
Charleston, and Colonel Robinson, OF Columbia, or
young lawyer from the western part OF the State
Mr. Russell. In North Carolina, General Abbott, of
wilmington formerly Of New Hampshire, will be one
Senator, and General Dougherty, native Of the
State, probably the other. In Georgia, Foster Blod-
gett win In all probability be one Of the Senators,
and the other may be the ex-rebel Governor Joseph
G. Brown Colonel H. p. Farrow and J. Il. Demng.
both sterling men, are running against him. In
Florida o Colonel Osborne is to be elected for the
longer term and Il Ia believed Colonel Hart native
OF the State and always radical UniOnist will be
the other. In Louisiana, Judge Durell is the most
likely to be elected. Thomas J. Durant, who was
COMPELLED to leave the State after the New Orleans
massacre has recently returned. He will be q can
dldate.
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The Electoral vote-A DcmOcrHtfc Estimate.
The following IN the electoral vote 10 which each
state entitled in the choice OF President and Vice
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

Subjoined is the total valuation OF the foreign I'M
ports at New York for the week ending June com
pared with those Of the two preceding weeks, as
also the value Of the dry goods entered at shis port
and thrown on the market for the corresponding
period in 1856 and 1861
Week ENDING Mdv22. May 20. June 8.
Dry goods 81 135, 90s $1,1s5, ,20S $1o47,21e
General merchandise. 1888, ,463 5,6S5,5o7 3,2i21Zf
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Total ... $37, 1886 $50, oss, ,2ll $40, 1885, 800
The exports to the corresponding period In the
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

VIII nave been COmpieteus ShVH "~A"S
Company, through It's treasurer, Mr.. John
J. Cisco, also advanced the price OF its six
per cent in gold first mortgage bonds more
than one per cent by cutting on the July coupons
and allowing interest instead until the ist OF July Mt
the rate Of six per cent in currency. Apart rom
this change the bonds are still sold ut par. or this
road about GAO miles have already been completed,
although the government inspector has, we believe,
only oiIicialy accepted six hundred "A yet The
earnings Of The Central Pacific in May we're $10o,0oo
in gold against $95.s2s for the corresponding month
in 1867.
The supply OF money was In excess OF the demand
at three per cent on government securities and four
on mixed collstcras, with exceptional transactions
for small and moderate amounts at ive. There is
no perceptblc increase in the supply OF commercial
paper onering and the best grade continues scarce
and in request at i've six per cent. Inc state-
ment ofthe associated banks Of this city for she week
ending on Saturday reflects the prevailing easy con-
dition of monetary AFFAIRS, and shows mat the inland
exchanges are still In favor OF this city although the
gain OF 342 ee in deposits and s. 275 IN legal
tenders are Offset by q decrease Of t3,b32,SS7 In
spccie the result OF the Withdrawals for shipment to
Europe. The loans, too, have increased Se,6l4S7I,
owing mainly TO purchases OF United states STOCKS
by the banks for the sake Of giving employment 70
portion OF their surplus funds, al securities owned
by them being included among the loans and dis
counts although there IL no Justification Tor tnis
pecujiar and incorrect method OF compiling their
weekly returns. The only other change Ia an In
crease of Sa2 500 In circulation. The totals OF the
present and last previous statements are as sub
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