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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

The tirsf &c tive reyai Vine OF tase
Bpurl,oaas, Henry 1 " cf France wAs
born I'm the Castle Of pasa, three hassss
tlred and faffeen years ago. The
iase rsi9nsnx Bouri5Ca ~ EiisnsDe,
Isai,eIIa III % 6patn, has Ut fa<tszs
np her rexisiance, ~ An exIle ~ @e
Castle ri pau, which has bsseia assign
ed her BY the third Napoleon. BCslr-
bon royalty may expire within the
Same wallis which aye II birth.
nr~&
- whsn Hon. j. r. Irist had
finished his speech IL yinton, Ben.
ton county, ave yetefan scldiers,
who have always voted with the
Radical party. came out and declar.
ed tlaeir Intention of voting for him
and the whole Democratic ticket
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

gUnGGEAL TECAET.
Fog JsNize OF First Circuit District
w. W. MORSEsMAN.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22
Radical misrepresentation
ana why they sae ID.

One great object Of the Radical
leaders Is, and always has been, to
keep the people in darkness, and to
carry their points by misrepresenta-
ton aud falseho0d. These Radical
wire-pulIers persist In misrepresent-
Ing their strength "a shown at the
late elections, and especially haze
they done 80 In the csse of Maine.
They at first claimed the State by
81, 900, then q, 900, then $4,000, and
at length got down 10 q, ofo, and
like the boy that saw the 800 cats,
swore they would not fall another
cat. They then announced throngh
the telegraph, over which they have
control, that, ssno further or more
accurate report than the above can
be obtainetl until the votes are
counted and olIiciaily declared by the
Legislature. Y This they knew eouii
not be done until after the Preside1a~
rial election, and by this means they
hoped 10 keep the people In dark
mess rs to the real Easalt until after
they had voted IN November. The
Augusta Dixpatch of tha 18th Sep.
sesniex gave the DemsGratie vote al
81, -. yet the returns received af
the ONCE Of Secretary Of State on the
20 Septatnbsks showed II 10 be 3d.
TT and !. "a have since easu added
10 the eelusnns gsrings totslof Dem-
oeEafae votes nf 7,1se. RetuFsss
from the sawlis Ia the State - W
give the failswiag rssnits d
Chamberlain, 7s,s33
Pillsbsary, 5T,0a8
sssGsEs sss fsas s.-~-~~~~~~s4 81
Radical ussjnFitgs I8,784
This majority viii be dscrexse<i By
returns yet TO come II 10 aboat
ls,o0o.
The Radicals am playing the sanse
game relative n Ohio. Pennsyivanla
and Indians hnd hops by this kind
Of sieneptien ~ hold their party TO-
getAer uatf1 afses the e1actt0n II NJ.
vembef. bit tlsc sclssne WIN no
wort, nox VII thelf. tItsflasion ~
- 80 rappra NAT Hevlpotlr and
HJatr M1Fs - = Mithtr.wn sese
kAeua. TIE Uxxskf xx.slux.&Ixxsz az fArsx
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

Gorxa urAbosat seventy-fss
b lildiaeu u nc eity, $3.50
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

6oFT Tbs mud ii our skxssts ani
tbs losal u the Naspareiz. S.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22
~ok coSaEgss, 5Tu pfsT.
r. CAD BRYAN

g,sswseeafie State Ticket.
of Warress.
Secretary ss STATE
HON. DAVID HAMMER.
OF CGaEssasa
Rsgissas 81 State Lsad OmHss
"A. ID. ANDERSON,
0s Daksass.
Treasurer Of STATE
LAWRENCE MCCARTHY
OF weaasaFy,
Aa.iisss Of state
HARVEY DUNLAyEY,
u Davis
Asssrsey dsaeral,
JAS L. WILLIAMSON,
1fss O. wares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.


There has been q steady trade IN Dry Goods The m
terror trade wen represented aud there Is disposition
severity OF the Winter has some effect IN posponlng pur
cases Spring goods, but, the contrary keeps mp
vance in cotton goods is We'll sustained The commission
agenfR following the lead OF the jODbcrs, have put up
the prices OF the leading makes OF cotton goods
obbers however having well stocked themselves at the
late lower prices are not buying many goods OF that
There ia good demand for Brown sheetings from
taiers but the jObbers not buying largely. Heavy
SS0 are S indian an head ad Appleton A
Newmarket X II and Amoskeag standards are each
sold by agents I6c Wachusetts ana Carroll each l5s
Lawrence ana Stark standards each l5ic; Stark III
Ozark he; a. nedfod l5c.; a. Mystic River nc; 81
inch Nashua o. &c., 3G-inch do. r. &c., and i0inch do
f. ne; 45-ilch Wachusetts, ale; 4sDch Indian Head
2ltc; ionch do, lsie a. Harrisburg A, lc. ilAgawam
e; 4. h NaIs 1. ~ I'd DO i2: 40 warren alT
Blue Ridge iSc; Empire A, 1Oc; A Standard, 12!c
Orchard sse net for L. ioc for lie Tor b. I2sc for
c. and 1890: for A; Pocasse Canoe 4oinch 16ic do n
Isle for A. 1879 for H. l0ic tor o, isc for ne f. and
1ic. for 30 inch do 39-neh Phoenix A. NE; Grafton
", lOc.; do NJ, &c.; Ocean. Ste. shetucket A, &C.
There has been rather less demand for Bleached Shirt
ings al first hands, the stocks however are light and
sold by agents ut 25c Manvle zoos bring 25c Wamsut
as 22c for A., 26ic for 90, and SOC. for 81; "A Tusca
Market and Massachusetts, arc each sold ahead to be
delivered at value; - Lonsdale lsc, less per cent?
Utica line Nonparcils sell at 22tc 81 do, 9oc.; Ga do
35c.; heavy dot o5c: for 94kand co., forllO+ do Al
Warren o. zoe; - Lonsdale caihpHc Musnn 1sc resu-
lar; White Rock. Isle net ~ Aquidneck, lie; do oc
a. Auburnvle lac; P0cassot T. &C.; Social Z. 9ic. ;
~ do. Watertwst, 1885,. - Langley lc; walthan, 4Iic
for iO I2c. 81 for 81, 26c. for Ca
inch and i2c for 33inch do. Appleton X, I6c; Nashua
Gle 6 aud lsc for a. do "a Forestdae aud Skaters
are each sold ahead at value a. waungan watertwist,
2Oc; slaersville, ioc A Masyille Xxx. 13lc ~ Tx
bridge and Union Mills, each l3tc; a. Whitlnsve.
13Ic: "a Gold Medal i3c,; 33inch COlngwood s. 1lic
Forest Mills lie; - Maxwell Manufacturing Co.'S 2c
"a Palmer RIVER. i2c "a Howe Manufacturing Co IS 14c.
a. Masonyille, 1885, ~ Amoskeag. &c., lO4 do aOc.; ~
Namaske Mills. 3ic "a Langdon, l4c. 3iinch do i3c.
ia.luch do. iCic. aud t6-nch do. Isle.
Brown Drills In active demand, especially heavy
weights and prices rmer. Laconia. Pepperell, Ap
pleton India, China, Hamilton and Massachusetts are
each quoted by agents at Ice for brown Amoskeag and
stark standards each l5c Stark TX, 13tc Arlswright
he: Augusta, i5c Virginia A. l2c Graniteye, Atc
net beached Ice for heavy and llc for
fine do.
Corset Jeans are more active, especially the higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
WAR IN COLORADO.

The Denrer Ners Of the s'th OF January mas
tho ,ono,viu letter from Trinidad small town IN Cole
RADIO near NewMeXieo, where fight had presi'"sy DC
crred no, U,een the American and Mexican residents;
80 This evening great excitement was raised D! ne
,,,.t Emf laTgp body OF McAicans tfUln TAOS Moro,
III th" towns in the interior, going 10 make IN
49,. In Que OF thc blacksmith shops in this town that
,hsv Intended 10 Bill Hocme's hoiSe ana bulainSS
r. ,yas and reported Ia Mrs HocDe, VINO az
,iv ealle, upon Capt Berry, IN charge OF the troops ~
,hs lace who at once placed guard on the BUILDINGS,
With sfr1c orders 10 halt all persons alter dark VINO
sboud approach. About y O'Clock three persons al'
nroached They were challenged by the sentry, and,
instead OF halIng, they made run for H. The guard
fired one ball striking one Of tlcla enlOrug his HSht
wrist passing through aud entering his left wrist Inc
wounds were dressed by Dr. Beshor Another Sh0t NV
another grcascr entering his and going INTO his h
kle Ii caused deal OF excitement among lev vi o
Me xicans IN the immediate vicinity The town sls III
quiet state all night Capt Bailey and Lent N.s'eto
we're the rre all night and took all pfecau'ions 40
their power prevent outbreak klie names oi Use
MeXicans wounded are Painan Duran ah" DcH' '""
doyil. - -
.TnuHsD,r Jan a8-An quiet. This morning no eS.
citenent whatever Capt Berry leaves mere tohay lor
Fort Lyon He will return In aont seven OF eight u1Ss
His place will be supplied by Lieut. western 0i We
same regjment Who viii keep order II not oTcrpOwetd
"FRIDAY Jan aAli quiet at present, but the on sl.
ing too much ouIctness bodies 40 gOod Arguments nre
vending "a Ia the strange manner IN which the puIist
struck he Me xca Saudoya IL h the superstition OF TAG
military thai he striking match with The ntentlon OF
setting Are To haystack contiguous 90 thc snics Nnch
Roth Wounded men are progressing IavoraDy ZINC ot
fhe Mexicans wounded New Years day ana MAO hs
leo amntafed died day before yesterday setoiu sns
putaticn having taken place, but Of no avail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

grades which held at higher prices Ward Nils fne
colored are auoted at l2c. Indian Orchard improved
llsc for colored and bleached; Amoskeag lac; Rates
lie MasonVe aud IOdine. each l2c; NeWhlalkel ave
sold ahead al value WhittentOas Fac haumncag ana
iac0nia, each lc.; Naunlkeag Sateehs ISe Iepfelen
do, ljlc.i Keafsarge satteens Isci Halloween 'eaus'
lac.
Stripes aud Ticks rather more active Hamilton
Stripes quoted at c forS and 2c FOR II d toh uo'
32.c WhtentOns lie Tor G. Ice. for d, Wc', loF a,
and 22ic. for A Amoskeag 6x5 do, 23sc; 90: no
Osnaburg Stripes. l7e Ticks in moderate demand AZ
the quotations. Amoskeag bring sec. for A, ~
for 4, 2jc for b, 22c. for G. and l9c for ID noIh'
2Jc. for 30inoh, and 32ic. for 32inch do Hamilton,
ojc. for Z, 22c. for Il ID, and l5c. for Il 1 x :;
Pacific 22lc. FOR and Soc for a. do; Arkwught
23c. for l. and 2Isc for A DO. ~ C0nest9gs
2Oc; a. do. 22se. Premium do, 35c DO. b, S2ic.
Printing Cloths are more in demand, and 6iA64 are
Prints have been fairly active The iobbers have
able STYLES IS much reduced. The following the
rent prices among the jobers American, 2c do green
aud orange l2tc, do pink checks l24c. do. pink aud
ruby, l2sc; Aliens l2c., DO dark HE. do pnss and
checks i3c do rOcks and puppies. i3c An0skeag ilsc
Arnolds ilc Amoskeag Mourning, lies Bedford. siagc
COcheeO L., l3lc do pinks and puppies l3ac; City Mills
Freeman, He. Glen Cove, Be- Gloucester, l2c, do
purple i2c do regatta shirting l2c Home Sc, H0vey
&C., Hamilton 12.c., Lowell l0sc.
Lawns quiet, in sympathy with the GOODNESS OF the
season. .
In Nous del aines there q fair assortment on the
market Pacitcs quoted 1885,, Manchester Hamilton
and Lowell are held at zoe.
The Wooden trade continues dull. The clothing houses
and the jobbers buying lightly, and stocks are aec-
muating agents hands. These remarks apply alike
cloths, d0eskins, fancy and satlncts.
Foreign goods quieter than expected and show
much less movement than the domestic market There
show considerable confidence in their goods ultimately
bringing fair prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
PETROLEUM AND MINING s1ocKs-FIRs1 BOARD.
MONDAY, Feb. lO-P. N.


Gold is again higher and closes at 42., after sell
ing at 14S, a142i. The clearings Of the Gold TX
change Bank were $55,7s9OOO. and the balance 81
6O5,253 Co. The Rising Star from Aspinwa brought
81 ,255, 1913.
Government bonds were all strong and in good de-
mand. There is good inquiry by parties unable to
use their money on call, and who select Government
stocks as the rcadiest mode Of making fair interest
with convertibility of the principal without loss.
Railway mortgages continue in demand at full
prices with small offerings Bank stocks are all
firm Express stocks all higher and offered spar
ingly II is stated, unoficially that instead of
driving the expresses from leading roads new con-
tracts have been made with them OF very favorable
character to the express companies. Railway shares
opened strong and freely taken by good buyers
Erie which has depressed the market so long sold up
TO TO- and Michigan Southern al 93 Cleveland
and Pittsburgh was not offered under 81. North
Western stocks strong and in demand. 4 large
amount of puts at GO expired to-day at Lockwood
a. Co.'s Their client authorized the house not only
to receive this stock during business hours but to
take all offered from any quarter at the price Rock
Island sold at 97a99s closing at 81. Marietta and
Cincinnati LIST Preferred rose L.. and Chicago and
Alton per cent. After the call prices were lower,
hut few stocks were offered and the market soon raj
lied many stocks selling at the full morning rates.
At the Second Board the market was active at higher
rates, and everything offered found ready buyers.
At the close the market was fraction lower but
closed strong at quotations.
The following are William Heath & Co.'s last quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
pECrIpTs OF PRODVCE.

Feb o-G654 bbs Flour so bbls Whisky. 23O bbls Corn
Meal 2S22 sacks Corn Meal 1850 bush Wheat, 1890
bush Corn 1886 bush Oats, J5 bush Rye 80 bush bar,
ley 49, bush Seeds pkgs Ashes, 20 pkgs Beef go
bbs Pork 1913 pkgs. Cut Meats, III pkgs. Lard. 100
kegs Lard 80 Dressed Hogs, 905 bbs Petroleum, 1878
pk9s Butter, 1870 pkgs. Cheese, $50 bbls. Eggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

ZIG, 9518.; do, short BIS. G51l3; Antwerp 517l0
5.l6; Swiss 517l0515; Hamburg, 36s; Amsterdam,
Az; Frankfort 1904; Bremen, 7ssaN; Berlin,
ngGni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

r &e-Read The Commercial and Financial croai keep
Oh fe 1t will be worth ten tines its you By
Dana Co. roo William SIC per year single COPY %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

Estimated earnings in the months Of January,
the ID. and s. G. r. r., not included above $4,000 OF
TABLE Of me Loans, Spccie Circulation, Deposits ana
Je0ni Tenders ~ he Banks OfMe City OJ Aec IorE JOr
IL cuHln ALLAcdnLL Ell &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
% .farnrrs anN @tbtys.

CURRANTS.-We have been preparing. for
~ for the present eeisaud wlc1 knew you'd
mise foF this excellent rut Oar stock wlt dolb resy
The largest aud bes, In toe sui comprises AL deae ye
We special tERAf.
yERsAILLAISE, FERTILE DE- Anglers. WHITE GRAPE We
TORIA LA HArllB. and BLACK NAPLES
DESCRIPTION AND ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF SMALL
FRUITS containing ca pages al applicants ino 10
Send at once for copy. J. KSOx.
E.sN Y. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
9ibiAtnb TOtists.
Gbant,s for Susin,ss glfn.

A F0URYEARS' ESTABLISHED BUSl-
"A NESS for SALE side Of Broadway Hand
aud futures Half the whole Of The purchase noaeJ saken
IN upIoysd nsIeA Address J. j. H.. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
V'HE AMERICAN OR DRIVEN WELL-Ir

vented by " W. Green and L BE- patent dated
JAN H. 1859 10 accordance the foKiBy decision
6ual appes from decision of Commissioner Of Patents
Jan 8n matter Of interference between Byron Muize Js-s
Sugge aud N w. Green after full anil elaborate eoans,
for all the parties this aud examination the testimony al
10 discover good reversing the decision of the C0nDs
OF q 10 ssue
~ ". Green in accordance with the amendment nc hin H.
1871
IL clearly Of opinion hat Greer ire. rto practice the
ton Of making Driven We entitled therefore 10 his
the broad claim Of sinking wells by driving down the pump rod
without removing the dirt upward ani therefore
afrn the decision Of the Commissioner. GEO r. FISHER,
"A true copy, test Judge :. {. D. g.
H. ST r. J. HEIGS, Clerk"
From viii tbat 81 driven table wells
stuc by whatever and under Whatever patent subject
my royalty.
guidance all encerrd attention called
10 the following
N0TlCRbe royalty upon each noufowing well fze al $40 II
without the Intervention Of upou g. Zach
additional well on the premises <3
Persons desiring 70 themselves the fee
Thus for all roaes upon the wells fred TO- person RENTING
by dra NegYok By Pos, Oce onei. ia hereby
authorized 70 retain 20 entun Of the above rates hesns
receipts vail ne sent by mail
royalties flowing fixed ia each BY nves;
CATION
persons plNcts should be written with with locality
Of each we'll
Address the undersigned Poragevile, wyomre Co. NY
n. W. GREEN, PsieD.se.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
To merchants, bankers, spectators, invest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

FoR THE WEEK TSDISG MosDAT. Feb 10. ises
Bsoe. toua yeaA sfesg ard LaHeA srine IslsL
These were sod At the following markci-paeos;
fud
Resrs. Cows Yesls lsals ssins Total
4, Ilud'os G ~ prcgeYdai.s 49,; -; N9S "'' -
Al National Drove lsns.ltl2 p y4 ~
AtHewjefssv stoeL- ! ia tl3 tl' .''
~ CbsnheFHns ~ go
Fortefh-L ............. ISIS inv
from tie cars direct
Buicltfs............. - 10
weekly reefs last year 5sf 6 Ist0 1t5t H.'o tth5
kece pts a Wtct........ 4.s.3 10 80 I'< hi' Sap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
AT CuAMBrRLIS's.

BY Lane Bristolll7 sheep at $55; G. $37; rs, $50
by f. 3. kasc-9O sheep al sl,229 "a, siG0; 49, Slis.
BY Geo. HOlcOmb-G7 sheep at S37l; ia, Sl,idi.
by Black Van WcrtlOO sheep nj S2j; 90 Si9I; 325.
S17l ~, 500; 100 sT02; 80, SIi2 200 Sl,02s.
By Ownorsg5 shecpat s,lO3g Ia SOB; l6j Sl0S5 ls4.
S9lj 49,, Sy5J; 10, sCi3
TIE SWINE MARKET
RECEIPTS BY RAILRoADs.-Hudson River Railroad,
2Is7 Erie Railroad 2l8 Eew-Jersey Central Railroad.
G2g Camden and AmbOy Railroad, Cos. Total $500.
Arrivals ~ Viii be seen, have been very light, ana high
prices have been obtained during the week, some lois
selling at Sc Cutters have had To suspend operations.
or fail back Western dressed. rcceipts Of which are
1906 for the week Live worth Slasac with u
cars the market at Fortict-s and II ears at Com
niunpaw. Sales to-day. ear OHIO pigs I30 ID, hAc with
cars OF $40 and 1855 H. also ONO at sac These prices are
not ca Drcl ed 10 continue long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

Money is lab per cent ON call, and at these rI1VS
the supply is excessive The city banks are unaDie
to their deposits except at low rates aud are as
posed to discount literally for every dealer VINO HAS
reasonably good paper to offer.
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant treas
urer We're: Receipts for Customs, $S7,COO; keceip.'
for Gold Notes $4,000; total Receipts, slSS wv % ;
total Payments, sl,l23,1Sf Of; Balance sloi'oH
6S2 %.
The following comparison shows the imports e%
ports and specie movements at this port rom July l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
7 IIIN Y NWII"'I'Is e
SAILS OF SHEEP,

by JUud BUthhRhHnlN 3IcFnfIruI2y sftp ~ v,
$685. 81 32 Do $685. 81 O0i: 200, sO3 lsO loo; 205.
81 49, 2l2 Ol 9Ol 1884, s9sj; s7. Sl074 l92 i3;
CO 81 2gi 49, So0 100 s0O3; loI, S0O 49, $9l5; les,
s9s 1885, sls; rs. s9C poo s2lS 3i6 ST. $685. So Sl22
49, Ss2; $50 S6iO lrj, S2lg; lgi, sSlC l60 1854; $50,
$751; 100 s06 800 $685. 2l0 s2l6; l75, $685. 40 Sls; 2o
$685. 3d. siG; total sos sheep a s5J5 average s. 81
By Bliss Dlumck3sj Leep. AT s., G96 100. s9g5; 49,
ss2l; l9sg5 100 Ssl2i l63 $685. l9l, S7oi 49, $500
99, sG97, 49, s6l 49, s3; total 1850. mt slO69; ave
rage a a. The III head very fine, fed by l.. j..
Wadsworth IN wyoming County. v. " and bought on the
cars by h. o. Dickinson. After reaching here they
sold to j. Harrington for SIC. h. They weighed I07 10,
after being deprived Of food aud water for several days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
rRlcIs OI BFLT TnIs W.

The following are the quotations per pounn upon tue
estimated net weight Of meat seller sinking ona-tat II,
bullock whose quarters VIII III cwt, az 10 cents
pound amounts to So:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-14
Rwa eIse1a asSaaig
Gable Despa tchesss.

LoNDoN, August is, T6e British
Ahip Brian tBoroihme, from Dublin,
August LIST, for Qaebec, was lost at
sea. The 'masterfand first mate were
BERLIN, August 13.-Negotiations
have been initiated between the
North German Confederation and
the United States for q treaty secur-
ing protection and proper treatment
to emigrants ON the high seas. e2l sI,:l
sLIsBoN, August 13.-The Duke
Montpensier protests to the Queeh
Of Spain against his banishment. ,.st = !
ttWIEspADEN, August .13. The Czar
and the King of Prussia had a pacific
Interview at Langenzawalbach.
LISBON, August 13.-A fire origi-
mating in a cargo of newly-arrived
cotton, destroyed a great quantity of
cotton, brandy and other valuables.
Loss 100000 sterling. Little in
snranoe. w..,.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-14
Affairs in Washington.

WASHINGTON, August 13.--The
body of Thad. Stevens is guarded by
the Butler zouaves, (negroes,) uni
formed and armed. A great majority
of the visitors are negroes, The ex-
hlbition attracts very little attention.
The body lies in the centre of the
rotunda. No unusual decorations or
drapery in the capitol. .); 't''
Mrs. Richards, of Alexandria, Va,
died to-day, from an overdose OF
chloroform, to relieve neuralgia.
Cnetons -ecoi pts from ist to 6th
August inclusive, $3, 639, 900.
General Canby has arrived and
assumed command of the Depart
ment Of Washington.
Butler retains Caleb Cushing to de-
fend him against Woolley and Kim
ksrly Brothers.
$494,O0
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 ! 4 sCrAI.g0


New ,YoRK, August s 1s-7Noon. -.
Money easy Sterling 95as. Gold
N3s. North CaroIina,s old H4s5;;
neWr7851G;s Virginia's ex-couponsi 63;
new 64; Tennessee ex-coupons Ga;
new f64.a Corn active, and. lc., better.
Mess por. dropping, %. 62116. Lard
quiet-steamp 1824@18T6.9 e Cotton
steady -middlings 291a.ln ge' h'isa
x F., M.r-Cotton more active; sales
1000 bales, at 20 ID, Il Flonr less active
and prices unchanged, Winter wheat
steady--new amber Tennessee 2. 55@
2.65; white 2.90. Corn active and 1
@2c. better-mixeds Western 1.13@
ILL., Oats ,1c. lower. Mess pork
dropping, at 28.70@28.75. Lard firm
kettle 19@19I. Whiskey quiet, 'at
67%. Money in increased demand; !;
loans advanced to 4@5. Gold strong,
at 4756@4724. eHaf
BA1T1MoRE, August 13.-Cotton
quiet. at 291a. Flour not so strong,
but demand fair. Wheat unchanged
prime red 2.75. Corn dull-white
l.29; yellow 1.2O. Oats dull, at S5@
80. Rye firm, at 80. Mess pork
firm, at 30.50. Shoulders 14sl.
Lard quiet, at 10.
CNoINNATI, August 13.-Whiskey
held at 70. Mess pork quiet, at 28s.
Lard quiet, at 1872 Shoulders scarce,
at 1334; clear sides 171a.
|, CHARLESTON, August 13.-Cotton dull; :;
no sales-middlings nominal at %.
AUGUSTA, August 13.-Cotton mar
ket firm; little doing-middlings
271s; sales 18 bales. IN ~
SAVANNAH, August 13. The first
bale of new cotton was received to-
day; classed middling; sold at 4Oc.
Cotton quiet, but steady-middlings
281%; no sales. f't
NEW ORLEANS. August 13.-Cotton
dull-middlings 20; sales 13 bales.
Gold 47H. Sugar and molasses no.
minally unchanged Flour very dull
-superfine $50; higher grades un-
changed. Corn quiet and firm, at
1.1O@1.15. Mess pork steady, at
S31. Bacon steady-shoulders l3M
OLA; clear 1719@1S.
LONDON, August 1873 P. M
Consols 93T. Bonds 7134.
LIVERPOOL, August 1873 P. M
Cotton steady and unchanged.
LONDON, August 13-Evening.-
Specie decreased half o million.
LIVERPOOL, August 13 Evening.
Cotton closed firm, with an advance
uplands 10; Orleans 10M.