New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-10
WHOLE NUMBER 389.
MARKETS, ETC.



NEW foRK, July 9.-Cottop market duIl.
prices a shade lower; sales 700 bales: mid
gilngS 3Z5c. Flour closed dull. bnvers re
~ dusing the advance quoted at noon: State
90 9olg9 90; Ohio 81 3509 60; Western
% SOSglZ 20; Southern common to fair ex
va o5Igl9 9O. Wheat closed dull; Moons
ADVANCE lost; new Georgia amber So S..
whltee Georgia So 65. Corn closed Quiet
Moons advance lost; mixed Western ST I268
| H. Mess pork a shade frmer, Lard
ketue rendered l740Dl8c. Groceries dull
ana nominal. Turpentine 42@43. Rosin
~ t5d Z. Freights quiet.
al, MEw ;y 1oRK, July 9.-Money more active;
can loaus A 10. Governments closed firm.
recovering from yesterdays decline.
OINCINNATl' July 9.-Flour is a shade
artner; family S9G9 25. Wheat S262 10.
Corn Si0sjc. Oats Sc Pork SOS, BulE
meats-shoqlders ll3@ll3c. Bacon-shoul-
ps5s yS5 l5c.i clear rio sides l6lc.; clear sides
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Juiy 8, Eyeui lg.-ConsoIs 94y67
w. Bonds I3g73!. Decrease Of specie in
the Bank of England eos OOO
FRANKFORT July 9.-Bonds 772@777.
LIVERPOOL, July 9, Evening. = Cotton,
easier; sales Is, ,O00 bales. Lard 62s.
Yesterdays Afternoon Dispatches
new YORK, July 9.-On the nineteenth
ballot Pendleton was withdrawn: Ohio voted
Facker and New York adhered to Hend-
Tlcks; tennessee voted Hancock. Result
tering. q ~ -e'' '0''''
Nv ntieth ballot-Ohio gave Hancock IL.
Chase lost the half vote he had steadily re.
ceiYed from California. Result-HanCock
4Z8, Hendricks l2l.
twenty ballot Missouri voted Han
COCK; Tennessee split, giving President
johnson s.; Massachusetts voted Chase 4,
Kisses were heard, but drowned by turnul.
tuous applause. Result-Hancock 1855
Hendricks 1872, English lg, Chase 4.
IWenty'second bdllOt-0hiO declared for
seymour Hendricks gained heavily. Sey-
mour positively declined the nomination.
Faliandigham insisted that SEYMOUR must
yield to the demonstration in his behalf.
North Carolina, Ohio Kentucky, Wiscon-
SIN, and others changed their votes to Sew
mOur.
Delegates all over the hall rose to their
leet crying change our votes State after
State changed their votes.
The excitement reached the streets. an 2
| cannon belched the news.
The vote was made unanimous for Sev-
mour, and the convention proceeded to
nominate a Vice-President.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-There is q strOnn
movement in the Senate to restore the whis,
Ky tax to two dollars, but it is thought il
will be Ineffective.
+A-i-i-s - AA4l nc LtDtbGtt ldlI
an immense success. Four hundred hoes
heads were offered for competition.
First premium awarded to Pickett ware.
house for Ballard county Kentucky, bright
wrapper, which sold at S27j per 100 pounds
second premium to Hart county, Kentucky.
which sold at SAG so; third premium 10
| for S270.
| First premium shipping leaf to Warner &
| Co, sold for SIG so; second premium to
| CHRISTIAN county, sold for S27.
| GABLE SUMMARY The London Ddt'l
| AerS comments severely on Secretary Sew
ards recent dispatch concerning Fenfanism
| denying that it expresses tie views of cn-
| hghtened Americans, and declaring it in.
tended to influence the coming Presidential
| election.
In the Corps Legislatif Marshal Neil Ge
| Tended the heavy purchases of horses a.
necessary to complete the army organize
/ tiOn. 1.
The Paris journals complain Of thl
| menaCing tone of the German press.
General Duce and several other ger
erals have been arrested in Spain for poll
| lCal causes.