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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-25
Petroleo-CalGium Gas,

NNE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN:
~ prOvemcnts of the age Is the process Of mad.
uiacturing gas by the Pctrolco.C Calcium Gas
Company, of Wheeling. West Virginia, upon
patents of Dr. j. II. COnRrly from an almost
valueless product of Petroleum oil lrcSiSUrdH,J
In combination with lime or lime and eodi so
simple that two thousand feet Of Gas may be
made by any farm hand or stable hoy of ordinary
intelligence in three hours. IL has been thor.
oughly tested upon such scale, at the McLuTe
House in Wheeling, aud AZ the country residence
of Mr.. j. p. Gilchrist, near the same city, as to
fix the certainty Of It's aifOTdlng entirely salts.
factory results in the production OF small aud
large quantities Of Gas, aud can, be with great
economy applied 70 PrirGtS RtHdeHess. SeiHi.
naries, HoteLs Factories and Cities. IL issuperi0r
to any Gas now In use not only as 10 the safety.
simplicity, praeticability and great chcapness Of
manufacture, but for its superior brilliancy soft
influence upon the sight and freedom from the
sulphuTous doors common 90 Gas.
These facts the officers Of the com pany will
take pleasure in demonstrating 10 those desiring
to adopt or interest themselves in II. The com
pauy will sell rights 10 manufacture in Towns,
Counties, Districts OF States, and direct atteR.
ton 10 the following
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February "a.
SENATE.

Mr.. Williams introduced bill prOvi-
ding that no amendment of any State
Constitution abridging or curtailing the
political rights or privileges of citizens
of the United States shall be valid until
the same is submitted to and approved
by Congress, which was referred 10 the
Judiciary committee. jss ~Etf
Mr.. Sumner presented petition of o
meeting of citizens Of Alabama, held
February IA, praying the immediate adj
mission of the Senators and Representa-
tiyes from Alabama. Referred to the
Judiciary committee.
4 On motion of NJ. Edmunds, the Sem
ate took up the bill to regulate the pre-.
sentation of bills to the President, and
the return thereof.
Mr.. Drake suggested that the bill was
deficient in allowing some person out
side of Congress, to wit, the Secretary
of State, to ascertain and declare when
bill has become law.
The Senate then, on motion Of Mr.
Doolittle, postponed all other order:
and took up the supplementary recon
struction bill.
The question was on motion to re-
fer to the Judiciary committee with
certain instructions.
Mr. Doolittlo spoke in opposition &c
the bill.
AtI:30 Colonel Moore presented sew.
eral messages in writing from the Pres,
ideut, and announced that the jOintres
oIutions passed on the 4fh'Of February
authorizing the Secretary of War t.
employ counsel to defend certain Gen
erals engaged in execution OF the re-
construction laws had become a law,
and nothing had been returned by the
time fixed by the law.
At the close ofMr. Doolittle's remarks
the further consideration of the subject
was postponed until tomorrow, and IA
20 minutes to o'clock, on motion of Mt
Johnson, the Senate went into Exccu'
tive session.
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Arhn Wne.1 lennr,n,nnr.

WASHINGTON, February 24.-Every-
thing quiet at the War Department this
morning. Mr.. Stanton remained there
all night, accompanied by bis friends.
General Thomas made his appearance
a. the department at Ii 6'Glock this
morning and immediately informed Mr..
STATION that hon was directed by the
President to assume charge OF the War
Department, and made formal demand
fer the mails and other property per-
tanning to tine Office. Mr.. Stanton re-
fused compliance and ordered him to
bis duties as Adjutant General of the
Army, which order in turn was refused,
and shortly afterwards General Thomas
left the department and went to the
Presidents house. where he had n short
interview with Mr.. johnson.
Postmaster General Randall and Sec
rotary Welles were with the President
this morning. Senator Dixon also had
an interview with Mr.. Johnson.
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To Eli p. price.

TAKE GOTICE THAT OK pHrUulu
Of March, lSj-, NJ IN" uil,'r ~ +. Hgih p
the town Of Fairfnunt Wet Virginia i~''".
the hours Of 4. ~. aud T.. - Of that -i' ;
shall proceed 90 take the dispositions Of A'.r7
Wilson and others 90 be- Rad ~ cyid'rof a. p.
hearing Of cbancery cause now pending ~
Circuit Court Of Marion, In Which ! aa 0e'
plainant and you are defendant and " '''
cause The taking OF said drpOsitigns be ho' 60
menced, and II commenced pc not oompr'
said day, the taking thereof vii bs cont p.
from time 10 tins and from day 20 DAY o!
same place and between the same LD1i'
completed. respectfully.
febG.lawIt POLLY fEI'
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EiIcn.

CHICAGO, February 24.-The North
western Hotel, OH West Water street,
was destroyed by fire at o'clock this
morning. Loss $4,000, insured for S25,-
900. A large barn in the rear of the
Hotel, belonging to A. G. CourSon, was
also destroyed, and in which twenty
two horses were burned to death. Cour-
sons loss is not less than $4,000.
DETROIT, February pa fire in
Jackson, Michigan, destroyed Wilcox's
block, occupied by the Peoples National
Bank; iounglove & Co., grocers, Ford,
tobacconist; Hubbard Bros, fancy
goods. Total loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000. The fire caught from the stove
pipe.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Markets.

New YORK, February "a.
FLOUR-Closed irregular and unset.
tied; low grades shade tirmer; medium
and good grades duh.
WHEAT-Firm, with moderate ex.
port demand; 4la2 As FiNo. 3 and
, 5Oa2 So for No. spring. n
RYE-Scarce and firm Ut l 50 fol
western. ~.
OATS-Glosed dali at sSia9lc fl
western i'll store.
CORN-Steady at 25a12 % for new
mixed western afloat andi'27 for old
mixed western in store.
BEEF-Closed quiet and steady.
BACON-Firm at 1lfc for Cumher'
land cut. L'f
LARD-Firm at 15c.
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Chicago lEarkes.

CHICAGO, February "A.
Flour firm and qIiet, choice brands
held higher. Wheat unsettled and
easier Mt l 97ial IS, closing weak. Corn
quiet at 7sfc for new. Oats dull at 56f
a57c. Rye higher at seal 90. Barley
nominal. Pork held firm at "a O0a2l 20.
Lard better and firm at ljaal5s. Bulk
Heats quiet and held ut full prices.
Dressed Hogs Quiet ut 9alOc.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
Oh
THE PEOPG IL

As involved in Governmental Administration,
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought the
land to the verge Of Bankruptcy and Ruin.
Taxation already strips the clothes from the
backs of many people, and ro5s their children of
bread. Additional extravaganza threatens TO
reduce the richest to poverty, andall the labor
ing classes TO beggary.
In addition TO gigantic national frauds, the
taxpayers of West Virginia are suffering from
domestic knaves and homemade scOundTels.
From summit to base your official system s
marked by corruption and fraud.
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New work Money Market.

NEW YORK, FeDruaTy n.
GOLD-Irregular; opened at l43g and
closed at 142fal425.
GOVERNMENT sTOCKS-Dull and
weak; 4:3O quotations-Coupons 81,
l11tal1lt; dc '62, llltalll5; do "a, lO8s
alO8s: do is, 109salO9s; do new, lO74a
1914; do '67, 107salO7I: l0.40s, lO5alO5t;
7 .30s, lU7ulO7f.
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OUR TERMS:

Daily Register per year, by Rail......s7 81
three moths, Z" ... 9 90
Tri'Weekly Register, single copy, by mails 90
" club Of five copies " ~ 90
And copy free to the getter up Of the club.
Weekly Register single copy .-.-..-..--.S 2 W
club Of five............. 90
A." Oh" club Of ten............ Is 90
= A free copy to the getter-up Of club of Ten.
Remttances for Clubs must be made at one
time, but additions may be made at any time al
Club rates after the Club has been raised, pro
vided full years subscription Is taken.
Money by Draft, Express or Registered Let
ters may be sent at our risk. Address
LEWIS BAKER,
iy29 Wheeling. West Virginia.
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Syesl Virpjnia, -.

II Rules held m Tie Cl0Es Oto o. {"
Circuit Court Of Marion CcHR'g ~ To-
first Monday IN February, l-6'
Wilson & SMITH
~. In D,hl snd upon o. ..
Abraham Smith. iachm,ut
FI'O RECOVER FROM THE DEFEND ~
i thirty dollars, with iDtcr'st ihrf'"' "
the 29th Of March is6I iill paid and '9'.'
To attach the estate 81 said drl'I' ih -
county for the payrnent th"re0f And tapf..
ing that the defendant II not q resident !" !"
State Ordered. that hc appear her
month after the due publication Of ib'' o.
and do what Il neo-ssaty 10 protect be .h''.''
In this suit. "a.
wusoa L 9S,Tu = y GsBvil
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, February "a.
Wheat active and firm; sales white
Michigan at 2 CD and amber : SO. Corn
active and 24c better; sales at S9c. Oats
firm at 64a65c. Rye quiet with no
transactions. Glover seed7 -.
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Wheeling Classical Academy.

V'HTS OLD.ESTABLIsHED ISSII 49, ~
L Of Learning. under the supsrtnts - a.
Prof A. n. HAMA, H. now eonnectoa ~. -,
Wheeling Actual Business College, aaa -,
no hesitation Ia saying that II po--,..ss,, -
tages superior 20 any similar School 70 W. =,
Pr T. HAMA has met with complete ''' see. a
~ other Academy can compare S!tE iLA
cip.ine and advancement ,r..l
SPECIAL attention y given 20 LAiin AT IT,, ", y
and al tbe Students are capable % siaba.'s, z
most ngid examination In their rfsp. =.
les. Students In the Aeadsmicsl DepAi'-
receive daily instruction In
PESMANSHIP.
Under Prof J. 4 SCOTT. A. n, confe...a -
most therough and accomplished bsfSs'
city.
There = room for eight Do-e pupil. go
not unvisely rseeivs more than Ts esh 80
ally attend 70. Our students Tecfl1r -
ton In their several elasses eaeb day
Er- -sW J. CREAIi
Principal wheeling Basins..s. SS''es'
A. y. HASSA
Principal Aeademieal Depsr%
JNO. II. SCOTT, A. M
janln Principal Of PrEiaaA--'
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BInTder.

AUGUSTA, Me-, February 2l.-Mrs.
Mary A. Peaslee, an inmate Of the in
sane asylum, was shockingly murdered
this morning oy Mrs. Catharinc Hur-
ley, another inmate, daring a fit of
frenzy,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-25

Mariah Charlotte Koch, ! IN Ohio yun.E
~, ) cui,C"ufl u Go
August Koch, Executor ! ccr,.
and others.
TNAKE NOTICE THAT TIiE uEHu
tiOns of William Elryi- AMI Others v..b
taken at the law Office uf Y. EirnarOsga. .
Monroe street. In the city OF Wheeling 10 10
State Of West Virginia, on the - day o'N.-.
A. ID. l-Gs, between the hours Of Ho.H'l'l 80
and Q o'clock r. st. to he lctI In cyrl,pu r .a
above named cause on bclr4if ul said COM urai
And II from any cause the taking Ui he
dispositions shall not be commenced og HI.
commenced, shall not De- completed com l'aE. RID.
the taking If the same viii >, R,Iourlr. Ta
time 10 time until the same shall %" oann'i
y. RitHAEu'Ha
Solicitor iur pIt,aifHGH
To the defendants. lrIl.hsfH
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Slate or Yest Yirginia, y

At Rules held IN the CITRJ D1of o !,
Circuit Court Of HdviOa CosHlJ %
first Monday in february, l-17.s
r.. Debt and AtiaehH''i
Abraham Smith.
IV'O RECOVER OF THR DRFESDASI y g -
J. hundred and City dollar Slj. OF, 80 -
terest thereon from tie l2th dag d Mara -.
81 paid and costs, subject 10 credit q 49,
March 18th, 1861, and 90 attach the df''s - /,
estate in said county To pay the -@n4e. -,
appearing that the defendant Il nj 49, 70 -
OF this State, II IL ordered that he apFrlt -
within one month after due plblieaii0a - -.
and do what II necessary TO protect be ~
in this suit o..
Wnsos Z syrTa > fsbl8 lgSi'
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TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING. W. Va, August 8, ise;

To The President n he PetroLeo- OdLciuBl Gas 20!
SIE--We have thoroughly and carefully In.
yestgated the construction and workings Of the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas according TO
your cOmpahy's patents, and the combinations
Of materials ubed, a. now Workihg upon the
ncLure House in this city, and country resi-
denoe Off. p Gilchrist, Ess., near this city. For
simplicity, durability, economy and safety, we
consider II superiOrtO any other method Of man.
ufacturing Gas that we are acquainted With
We cheerfully recommend it, adoption by all
Gas consumers.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, February %.
The dry goods market is moderately
active for cotton goods, and prices for
heavy sheetings arc again full from one
half to lc higher.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh F. R.
~ AND AFTER NOYKMRER 2J,

ton. ....... ll:29 NJ 900 m 1910 IN
New York
via. Piil'a.. l:20 pm $40 n 1910 p m
Tickets to all principal points in the East and
Wsst can be procured at the Onion Office in Nc.
Lure House aud at the station at Bridgeport.
I. Il. MYERS,
nova General Ticket Agent.
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J. sweeney,
Mayor or WASelinS.
". W. MILLER & Co,
Union Foundry and EHgins WorIs
VIZ. HAZE.
Plumber and Gas Filter.
VIZ. GooDwTs Co,
PToDTiSfors AtLtre Hour.
WV. A. TUKsER,
Jsaoeiey and HGteh Maksr.
SWEENEY s. Co,
NGskiRiStg and Engine B,atdsTs
WIZ. ID. TERET.
General n. r. Text Agent.
Lotus GAVss
ProDTist0T MeLpye House Saloon.
REILLY, BAKyEs & HoBBs,
BTeteerg.
Ana refer byspecial permission to
JAS. " CHRIsTY, Esq.,
PttsbuTg, Pa, formerly TreaEuTey CIty Gai %.
s. ". GOLDTHAEP. Rsd.,
Gas Engineer, Pifts6wg, Pa.
Address,
PETRoLEocALcTUN GAS Co,
augl3-eOW1y Wheeling W. Va
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From sprinsfeId.

SPRINGFIELD, LIZ, February 24.-Gov-
ernor 0giesby, on Saturday, sent the
following dispatch to Schuyler Colax,
Washington
The assumption of Andrew johnson
has created a profound sensation in
this State. His last act is that of a
traitor. His treason must be checked.
The dnty of Congress seems pain.
The people of Illinois, attached to the
Union, | firmly believe, will demand his
impeachment, and will heartily sustain
such action by our Congress. The peace
of the country is not to be trided with
by this presumptuous demagogue. We
know the National Congress will pro-
coed. Millions of loyal hearts are pant
ing to stand by the Stars and Stripes.
Have no fear, all will be well; liberty
and order will again triumph.
Adjutant-General Haynie also tele-
graphed to General Logan to stand
firmly by Stanton, assuring him Of the
support Of the Grand Army of the Re-
public and the loyal people of his con-
stituency, which embraces the entire
State.
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TRAINS WILL RUN
i b. :he following schedule on and after the
18th day Of May, 1867:
FAST LINE.
LEAVE LEAVE
Wheeling. 5:lOF. II. Baltimore =. SEQ
ARRIVE Washington. $3.50
Grafton. 1000 p. ". ARRIVE
Parkerss'g e. i:JUA. u. llarpers Fry s:3OP.M
Cumberland. 300 Cumberland l2:i5 A. ".
Harper's Fry 7:l5 " Graiton.--.- $40 "
Baltimore. ..lO:3O Wheeling. 1910
Wash'n City .ll:3j Including Sundays.
Including Sundays. | ar..
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAyE- LEAVE
Wheeling. sos 4. N. Baltimore =. 9:45 P. N
ARRIVE Washt'n C'y s:i5 "
Grafton. las Pm. ARRIVE
7:2O 4" Harper Fry 1:3lA.M.
7:25 Cumberland. 6:40 "
Harper's F'ryl237 A. N. Grafton. 1903 P. N.
Baltimore..-- 4:3l Wheeling. SOC "
Except saturday, Except Saturday.
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
LEAVE LEAVE
'Whrelins... 9I0 P.N Baltimore. e:i5 A. n.
ARRIVE wash'tn C'y 7:i5 I"
Grafton. 2:2O 4. ". ARRIVE
Cumberland. 7:4O q" HafpersF'ry l:OOP. ".
Ha-per's F'ryl2:iO P. n Cumberland. Goo "
Winchester. $50 Grafton.
Baltimore 500 Wheeling. EiOA.h
Including Sundays. Including Sundays.
BENwOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with e. o. Division.
LEAVE WHEELING AT
Sdo..------...--.A-nh. fVO---.--.------.r. N.
Tickets to all princi pal points in the East,
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
Z. T. DEVRIES,
may7 General Agent, Wheeling.
National Steam Navigation Co.
GIMITED.J
CLEANERS WEEKLY FROM
y Liverpool and New York, calling at Queens
town. A steamship Of This line, consisting Of
the
QUEEN, LOUISIANA,
S SNEEhSf1 S S SfRafSf1, and
DRNMARE FRANCE.
Leaves New K from Pier a., North River,
every SATURDAY, and Liverpool on Wednesday
Of every week. calling at Queenstown each way.
The size Of these Steamships admits Of very
spacious staterOoms, all opening directly Into
the saloon, the accommodations and fare are un-
surpassed, and the rates lower than by any other
line. - 81.
The accommodations for steerage passengers
are large, and plenty Of deck room Il allowed,
whilst the fare Is OF the hest quality, well cooked
and ample. g-
An experienced surgeon on each ship, free OF
charge. Tickets are issued in this country e
parties wishing to repay the passage Of their
friends nom Liverpool, or Queenstown, Ire-
landl for 80 payable in currency.
Passage from New York 70 Queenstown, or
Uverpool-CABLS, tl0d; STEERAGE, S35-in
For cabin or steerage pzzage, apply 70
a. r r G., B0SHAM, Agent,
Wheeling, ". Va
EVIL HURST, Manager 81 Broadway, New
York. ian3o-ly
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Buffalo Marker.

BUFFALO, February "a.
Prices nominal Oats, 75lc. Corn,
% OH track.
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Wheeling ". Va
EVIL HURST Manager, 81 Broadway, New
York. ian3o-ly
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Baltimore d Ohio R. r. Go.
SUmlKEIs SCHEDULE.

OypiuE RALnNORE 4 Ono RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, May 1, 1851. )
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DIR JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal Colsge 81 Surgeons, Lon
don, graduate from one OF the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part of whose life has been spent IN the hospitals
of London. Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled With
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulness, with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with arrangement OF mind, were cur
Ia
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-25

J. COUNTY. TUX uaN
Low B. Springer, Mary Ann Sprir,,
beth B. Springer, Sarah ]. >nrinsSl'' Ellt
rine Craig, George Rizzer, Florrses Tau.
MARI EsIST ,! ae Tn5r, k5ssr end 1Se I
Albert are infants, and suc IN tbi, Itee1fy "a
their next friend, the said Levi n SSeaAi
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04


LOWER COAST-Stesmer Aioe-s bales cotton
70 . 9hnton-ll obls rice to Dupre-and sundries
sON--SteAmer Irene--4 bales cotton to
warren Crawford &c0-2 do Jno Phelps &co-l do
Ouilogh tco-2 bales wool to Ulapp Bros 6co-I bale
moss Spyker osndge-5 hhds rags Geo Dreyfus-
y Hicsey-ll5 nead cattle Z & Noel--5s head cattle
McQuoid & Mehe-S8 do j D Bell &co--and sundries
GREEN steamer Governor Allen--s
paes cotton to q b Ohamgiin do Carrard q Craig
2do Stewart, Ga breath FIzer---l do kickert-l
farchiId Bingham-263 sks cotton seed Aldige-
~ do g haigchIld-s9 do Bussey &co-47 Marx
u dy A Magnns-55 bbls potatoes l06 pkgs fruit
b |. Israel-l62 do streeder-l7l do r Tramon tanA
W % SArbrlm 4 eetrovich-9l do j Boarman-33
90 % BoohInH-3A do Jna Burnett &go--l4 pkgs irnit
. B Champlin-,4J j Burckett sco--l3 do n Hoetzel--
do n IL Aby-9 do w 81 hicksr-52 j D Graphing
u Lablsquere-2 do " Ii Wilkins-l DR. Chopin
spkgs fuTni rure Jutey Harr.s-l5 pkgs furnit qre
NJ I,das-l7 SKIS oats Won Phul B1os-ls bags wool to
y Bloom &eo-3 do E Newman &co-sundrles to or
de5-r9Ial, I,}tal, 10 6Sles cotton
BAYOU SARA-Stesmer National-3 bales moss
ID. SKINS bales rags Al LevJ-i5 bbs potatoes TO
a O9nq--e bDs potatoes coops poultry 6d gunny
Sehlop-A0 5ks potatoes lOrrebynue G9urdain-4
DC \ Dayison-5 do coops poultry N LOWS 6cq-
l. imca-tague-3 bbls POTATOES Hart-2 bS- eggs to
l. 1umesHe--t do SuTe--3 do SKIS potatoes to
4 leIreoQnne , coop poultry keg lard a Lamuen
LAtOUNCaE-steamer Hetty Gilmoro-6 pkgs
Red1-2 bbls taliow / buls zlins hhds hides 70
B l. Mann 6co-l coops poultry 4 Surle-j bNs eggs
4
u bhis potatoes and sundrica to order
SHhENEPt PtRl-Steamer taldo-l3i head cattle
to MgQuoid & hlehls-76 DO ln0au Aycook &Co-50
SKIS cotton seed Greenve Factory-sundries to order
ARK ANSAS-baird's AaO0oat-4OOOl slaves TO
BObet Bros
ARKANSAs-Storm hatboat-5O0CO slaves to
Bob.t Bros
BY TIE RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS, OPELoUSAS AND GREAT
WEh rSttN RA RALROAD--August 3--l5 hides 2
bI5 eggs coops poultry ~ De Bienc a Bere-2 do 5
bxs eggs TO l. Ssre--l0 bEs eggs c0ops poultry to
u Ieffe bDnDe--tt SKIS bHH SBVtne--l
bols riee Il Unerot--Sb head cattle and supdnes to
order
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY Y.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
MoNnly EyENINa- Angnsk 8 1863. =

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
MONDAY EyESnse. August g. 1859,
The movement in the money market proper con-
remarks tor some time past Fhe supply of capital
available for the discount of strictly Al paper is II
are exec dingy limited. The banks discount most
OF the approved payer offered by their customers,
and eud readily for short periods satisfactory
colateras Street rates still quoted al q cent
month for Al notes secured by solid collAterAls
and for second grade; and log ~ T. cent F annum
for mortgage paper, second class ruling at l2Al5
Gold opened at l453S9l45ss against ls5'S at new
York, and after selling as low las advanced under
the influence OF kilograms reporting improvement
IN WAL street, and closed At l451s9 l45A, The sales
5000 5000, and $4,000 at il5l; and Sl70OO ($2OOO
S5VU 5000, and 5000 l451z In silver there were
sales of $500 and $500 in American bali dollars at
1854, and SOlO At l37, We now quote l361s9l3I for
the latter, and l4s1S9l4sA for Mexican dollars
"a. ne business in toreigu exchange eontinues very
limited; There few or no commercial bills offer
ing and the transactions in consequence are mostly
confined to q few small sums o. backs and bankers
Inc sales include $3.50 clear at l09s for gold; $500
bank at l'0ls and 500 bank sight AZ l6 in currency
Sothlng vas rep"rted to us IN francs. S,ertng may
be quoted, nominay at l5 s9l59 and 1891 for good
20 . clear, aud i5e3uFOls for bank and francs
35s4 93'64 for the former and Is G552ha for the
The market for domestic exchange was firm at
previous at0s bGt wiSh R"F, i:tic noyemsog he
premium tut met with only limited demAGd the
sales 4 com uerci1 included SsG0l New ! ork sight
premium Sl000 At ) 10 S4i0l0 $4,000 an4 $4,000 a.
"a aud sl20 u * here were als9 sales OF $500
blN on dL par, dllu SouiuCu to 0aV1l
SEQ, I'd SlSGllI At : premium
W did not learn Of any transactions in stocks or
bonds.
state warrants sold at still further advance.
b6k
There was only moderate degree OF animation
in the mar ket Jr city treasury notes rates showing
no material varia on. The business inciu led $40
O0 81 SA cent discount, $780, $1,000 and COO at
$50 aud 5000 at 5j4t. The dealers bought the
small sums onered their counters a from
u 10 IS discount and supplied the demand from tax
payers at $685.
Nothing was reported to US in State notes.