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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
Description OF Styles md Schedule of
Currency Prices,


No. l. OCTAVE FRONT LARGE ROUND CoRsERs,
Moulding on plinth, octagon Legs, carved
Tyre Scroll Desk. ................ $500
No. q. Same as No. l, with carved legs..., sil5
No. D. 70ctave, front large round corners, mould
ing on rim and plnth, Gothic legs, carved
Tyre, scroll desk, beveled top,...... s525
No L. Same style as No. 5, with addition of carved
sooV
No. 7 Octave, front large round corners, mould
u ing and serpentlne moulding on rlinth,
carved legs and Tyre, scroll desk, beveled
SbOO
No. g. 7l-3 Octave, front large round corners,
moulding on rim and pluth, large seipcn-
tine moulding on plnth, extra Carved legs
and Tyre, scroll desk, beveled top...... 5000
No. T. Tia Octave, four very large round corners,
10 flushed all round, extra heavy mouldings
on rim aud plnth, serpentine moulding
on pinth, extra rich carved legs and Tyre,
extra desk, beveled top. .................. S0I5
No. s. 7I-3 Octave, four very large round corners,
finished all round. ex "a heavy carved
mouldngs on rin. and p,inih. elegant scr
pentire moulding on plinth, superb carved
legs and Tyre, extra desk. beyeled top 500
EB- Nh wEsrKR. Is my duly authorized A gent for
Dallas county, from whom any Information can
obtained, , s4,Iyl PHILIP wERLElN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
THE PATENT
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MANDATORY AND wARERooNs
isI aud Iso nsvsry, fsto,s Dslan,syl
NEW YORK.
AHANNE Err 81 co.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10

pay much larger prices for transportation than here
tofore. business which pays so largely on sS5OOO
600 of express stocks cannot be TOO recovered
for the benefit Of railway Shareholders Throughout
the day the market was feverlsh, and the only
noticeable feature that each reaction III prices
was avaled Of to put up stocks by good houses
Cleveland and Toledo was sold at lO2 Milwaukee
and ST. Paul stocks rm and sold at f9t for the
Common, and G5i for Preferred. After the Call the
market was barely sustained, but at the Second
Board a strong disposition to buy was shown, ana
quotations were advanced upon the whole active hst
New-York Central and Hudson River were specially
strong and 1927 was paid readily after the Second
Board adjourned and 10 for Hudson River. AT the
close the market reacted fraction but closed strong
and active at quotations, with small amounts OF
stock offering.
Money continues easy on call at from 3 TO per
cent. In commercial bills no change. Best sell at
7GSl, and second grade at 9G12 per cent Inc
Treasury keeps its balances with the NATIONAL
banks closely drawn down, and leaves so little with
them that the advantage of beinga deposit oahK Is
nominal. The currency balance III the Sub-Ireas ury
is small, and the Department is probably working
from day to day upon the credit of balances to the
credit OF discussing officers
Exchange is dull at the following quotations.
1929 for commercial; 109ia11Os for bankers; do. at
short sight 11O1al1os Paris at co days 51s305l3i;
do at short sight, 512i95.1O; Antwerp 51s905lSs;
Swiss, 51SsG519s (; Hamburg, S6G3GJ Amsterdam,
4Os0A!; Frankfort 4O3G41I; Bremen, 79a79i !;
Prussian thalers, 1aG72l.
The New-York Stock Exchange has resolved to
conduct its business the rstfoor of the building
after February l, and to hold continuous session
throughout the day. instead of meeting at present
at 1Oi q. H. and q p. The open Board Of Brokers
is preparing large public room. accessible TO the
public at SIS per annum. What is wanted is
union of the two Stock Boards, and new room.
Neither of the present adapted to the bust
ness, which demands a spacious edtce capable of
accommodating not only brokers but dealers, who
have now become accustomed to attend the sittings
of the boards.
The following are William Heath & Co.'s last quo
tations of stocks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10
1--WE STOCK NAPKrTs.

THURSDAY, Jan. All OF these markets continue
strong with very little variation from yesterday Ar
and co NJ Hudson civ nearly all Of which have beon sold
Prices are q little hruCr than yesterday, tomc evil.
Kentucky steers selling NJ 80. - dress ~ n cwt
Three cattle are due at Hudson CTS tomorrow.
Ouelupdredth-st next Monday, the number al Albany
being small aud most OF teT bought away from sew
Workers by Brighton people Who are hungry MrI ioft
nights fast They paid high prices The total for the
week, including Monday, u is'i head scarcity II
mutton and advance ~ pork causcG greater demand n
beef. SIN this demand can he easily 0ertuppled ~ o.
likely many local cattle win be hurried III for next Mon
day.
Arrivals q sheep to-day about 1900 head viz: cars at
Hudson CITY, "a ears 40 Fofctst, 2. al Cbamberlins 3,
aud ear local stock al C0nmGnipaw. There Is de-
cdedy firm 10 the market. ana medium % good lOs
sell readily Gaze, with prime at 74c aud extra 13c.
These prices only continue while the run Il light, aud
dtfndcd Tor long tne unless stock II
really getting To be In tic country Present rates
ought TO bring them forward but rush should be
avoid a. Those who almost gave away stock lew weeks
Re0, doubtless now wish they had IT, IL ls very poor
lot that goes below &C. now. At Comnunpaw, 40 New
Jersey sheep of 30 brought &c. with ear of ONO STOCK,
100 H. sold 10 arrive at -. Sales NJ Hudson city, cars
n n State sheep Sc; car State 20 ~, ana car coarse
81 Pennsy ania sheep 6c cdrs - ~ sate st9ch oio
car fair s. sheep at &C. ~ Forcth-rt, ear Inc wool
state sheep OF 81 70 brought &C.; car hchigan w 10, %
aGtc.; / car Canala, 40 h, ,gc; 100 mead SOiuhDi
County, State sheep % d, &c; car Mcgah " ID &C.,
and . cars Canada, 1O2 10, At &C.. Slc., audikc
Hogs are slow, ut ufng advance from yesterday,
the rates being SAB 56c. though few 90 aboNe go He
ceipts tOday-l2 at COmuunipaw, with ears held
from Yesterday aud ~ FOriiehs Al the FORMER
place cars scarcely medium 49, III hogs brought Sc.
with tc added IL dressed was rm on 'Chauge Az EOr-
fletht car o. A. reported NJ with ears o., OF 22O
n at 49, Anything Ike free arrivals VIII ndnce These
eures for cutters cannot probably tako them AZ tho
prees and the fresh trade wants less than 1000 per
week Creased are coming forward freely, the receipts
for the first half Of this week being 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10
THURSDAY, Jan. Or. NJ.


Gold is lower and closes at 1864. The extremes Of
The day have been 135!01S6s. The clearings Of
The Gold Exchange Bank were $7e, $4,000, and the
balance s2.%j6,297. The exports per Deutchland
were S2is,O0O.
All the issues of Government stockswere strong ex
'ep the BIOS Of 1862. Missouri bonds are lower and
soo at 1907. Bank shares frm and all offered are
iesoiiy taken The extreme advance Of last night
~ halfway shares was not sustained under free sales
- ieaize profits At the decline there were strong
D"Sels and the dealings large. The temper of the
buliish' Express stocks are not in favor,
an "o large amounts could be sold at quotations
:, e'''sd that the trunk roads from New-York in
go !" resume possession Of the business done by
NAsp@'cn Ahes," aud ~ make the express companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10
Qi6ioruS ;lutitts.

The FIRENENs ISsrRAScE CogPAN,l
No. 159 BROADWAY. NEW YORK, Jan. q 1903
A SFMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of SEVEN "a
"A PR CENT free from Government this day been declared
payable and after the l3h init ABSEs HAfHAhD oefetaI
The TEApssxzSs NATIONAL BAsE, NEwioRK, Dee 20 S67
A DIVIDEND of SIX (6) per cent, tree from
IA Government taI) will be paid and amer yaa 2 Ses
ANTHOSf HALSEi, Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10
QUARTERLY REPORT of the condition of
W tie EIGHTH NATIONAL BANK Of the City OF NeN.orf on
tls morning Of sns Aonday Of Janasry, 1904


CHARLES HUDSON Cashier - the EIGHTH NATIONAL bANk
~ the CIV do soeuy that the above statement
u true 70 the bss, VI my kaosedge ani belief . , a.,
=" '~' CHARLES HUDSON. Cashier
sxp and snhrrbei before nc this January 1868
WI II. kipr Notary Public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

IAN q-lssG bbls Flour. 1913 bbls. Whisky, 3l57 sacks
Corn Meal $50 bush Wheat, 1872 bush Corn 27"O bush
Oats 10 bush Rye, 75O bush Barley "a bush seeds IL
nKos Ashes 100 pkgs Beef 1853 bbls. Pork 1909 pigs
mi Meats i6g pkg Lard si Dressed Hogs, 1854 Live
do 100 hbs Petroleum, so pkgs. Butter, Cos pkgs
Cheese, us bhls Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10

Of York County o1 York ISAAC g. OGDEN,
Cashier Of 1liE NETWORK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, do
Tat the above Is the best oil
o. kloWicizc and hehrt ISAAC q. OGDEN, CEbet.
before this oh day Of January, ib68.
AuGrsrUs LELAND, Notary Public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10
SECOND BOARD.
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMI

u 6 Gs 1881 Reg 10 : 6s $40 Coup '65I
1900. 1881 COCO. ..105t
u S6s 500 Reg 90 y 5 o. 500 Reg '65 M
10000. 400. .104s
4 : Gs $50 COu 'C2 10 : 500 Co Ct isl
T,OOO....l0S4' 0,eOO...---....1O5
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-20

Obwsrd and Condor accept the challenge Of the
yacht Sspho, just arrived at Coges from New
York. The race will come of on Friday.
PARIS aug. ls-The election for members Of the
Corps Legislatif in the department Of Jurd. re-
suited in The success OF NJ. Grevy. the candidate
Of the opposition by IL 900 majority NJ. HuOt,
the official candidate Of the government. The
success Of Gfevy is the more signal as two other
candidates in this department. NJ. DeBroissis and
NJ. Yantherin, both supporters Of the government,
mad previously Withdrawn from the contest in
favor Of Huot.
LoNDON Aug. .19-Dispstches from Madrid state
that the crisis in the Spanish government is at
hand. The minister OF war has withdrawn and
the captain generals Of Madrid and Barcelona have
res gDed.
FLORENCE, Aug. 19.-Apprehensous are enter.
tanned that the recent attempts at rising against
Turkish authority 10 Bulgaria will be renewed. 40
counts represent that that country remains unset.
tied though the insurrectionary bands have disap'
pesred or been dispersed, indications are that
secret preparations ofa formidable character are
being made for another more extensive outbreak
The attention Of the Austrian government has been
called to this threatening state of affairs in the un
ususl demand for fresrms from the other side o
the Danube, and orders have been issued prohibit
ing their expectation from Austrian territory int
the Danubian Principalities.
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RAILROAD PROPERTY SEIZED.

WAsHNGToS, August 10. Experience has de-
monstrsted that mixed races in the fire depart
ment is a mistake.
The negroes have been discharged and the
white men re-employed. 1t is stated that during
the recent trial OF mixed iremen, the displaced
white men have been patient and uncom planning,
and in no instance have they threatened or used
violence.
pointed by the recent Mississippi convention,
writes that there is evident Intention on the
part Of the DE- mocrats of the excluded States TO
vote at the coming presidential election. IL the
least encouragement is given by johnson they
will undoubtedly vote The chairman adds that
fears entertained that the bill passed by Con.
gress is not sufficiently explicit in all respects and
In conclusion he says: The Republicans Of Missis-
sippi are anxious y expecting a September session
of Congress. Their very existence as party and
as individuals depends upon congressional mea-
suTes of relief.
Butler directs his attorney to apply to Evarts to
assist in bis (Butler'sl defense in Baltimore under
@ law passed during the war, requiring the attor-
ney general TO defend officers officers against
whom suits may be brought by civilians for ar
rest, imprisonment, etc.
No progress was made to-day in perfecting the
machinery for the enforcement of the new tax
law.
Internal revenue receipts to-day 1886, 900.
Gems. Hancock and Rousseau were among the
presidents visitors to day.
Grants adjutant general Rawlings has recover
ed from his recent illness. Rawlings wife is also
better.
BY recent oider issued by Gen. Sherman the
Cheyenne, Arapahoe and Comanche Indians are
given a reservation lying between Kansas, Texas,
Arkansas and the l00th meridian. Gen. Hagle
commands the reservation.
Later advices Indicate the reports Of Indian
ourages exaggerated. Adjt. Gen. McAfee re-
ports eight buried, three missing and five wound.
ed on SalOman's river. Other reports claim 20
killed.
This evenings Express says: The Indian
bureau insists that the teegraphic reports from
the West relative 10 Indian hostities are either
greatly exaggerated or wholly untrue, as official
information leads to very different conclusions.
1t would seem that there are certain speculative
interests TO be served by getting up and circulat.
ing reports of Indian RACES, and the department
here has ceased 10 credit any rumors Of hostili-
ties unless received officially.
Regulations for the preservation OF fur bearing
animals in Alaska will issue shortly from the
treasury department. The psaalIy for their
violation is $500 to $1,000 fine and six months i'm
prisOnment.
The property of the Alexandria and George
town Rairosd-office, cars, engines, ETC., at
Alexandria. were seized to-day under an order
from the circuit court OF Alexandria county by
Vim. II. Msrbury, receiver.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-20
FROM THE WEST INDIES AND MEXICO
Trouble In jam aiea-The Mexican RevoIu-
tlOn. etc.

HAVANA, August ls.-Advices from Kingston,
JAM, 10 the l4th, report the planters very much
alarmed owing TO violent speeches BY the new
Judge in the parish Of ST. Thomas, the Inhabitants
of which proved themselves most dangerous dur
ing the previous rebellion.
The Judge declared he did not come to admins
ter planters law but English justice. and exposed
the system Of jurisprudence in such way that
the negi oes misinterpreted his remarks, and CON.
meDced 10 iLsult the whites, aud demand satisfac-
ton Of their employers for past alleged grievances
HighwaymeD abound on the island. RushwOrth,
the fnsncier, had gone to England for the purpose
of negotiating loan to carry out certain public
works.
From Mexico we have the following additional
intelligence: Gov. Hernandez Hernandez, of
Vera Cruz, had returned from an expedition TO
Msdelin, where be made an Intellectual attemptto
capture the insurgent leader Prieto. The land
and sea operations undertaken against the rebels
OF AlvsradO and vicinity had all failed, aud the
city of Vera Cruz was full of malcontents.
The French, German, Spanish and Amer
icsn business men had espoused the
ing him to raise men and feed and pay the
troops punotuslly. The governor had ordered the
cattle, ETC., in the suburbs to be seized. The
rebels make raids within musket range of the CITY,
and he local authorities do not interfere.
The press of the capital fOr0ear TO mention the
de- eeat Of Gen. AlatoTre by Negrete. The only
exception is the Orquesta.
The Tolonis chief, Col. Juan Francisco Lucas,
had proved spowerful auxiliary to Gen. Negrete
The defeat OF Col. Dominguez by the Yucatan
Indians is officially reported, also the death OF Mr.
Nsrkoe. The British mail steamer OF September
I'd will take a million and half of specie TO Eu.
rope. Kidnapping is still Of frequent occur
renee. Rsins are deluging the roads and rendering
travel difficult and dangerous. The weather at
Vera CTuz is stormy.
Advices from Portau Prince report that the
CacOs, after capturing the war schooner sylvan,
found on board the minister OF war aud SalnaVe 8
mother. Salnave was preparing TO marry veal
thy lady and embark on United States man'of-
war for the United States. He il constantly in
sultirg foreigners.
The British minister protested against the i'm
prisonment of some Englishmen, aud demanded
protection for British subjects in the country, but
SalDsVe threatened his life. The inhabitants OF
the capital are in constant fear.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-20
MARKETS.

LONDON, Aug. l9-Noon.-Consols "a. Bonds
7ll Sugar heavy and weak.
FRANKFORT, Aug. l9.-Bonds l4G74s.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. l9-Noon.-Cotton steady.
Sales 10 eco bales BreadstuIs and naval stores
unchanged.
LoNDoN. Aug. l9-Afternoon.-Bonds7 III:
LIVERPOOL Aug. 10 - Afternoon. - Gotten
steady. Lard fat and declined 30 Cos Sd. Bacon
advanced to 52s. Oiher markets unchanged.
LoNBoN. August l9-EVening.-Consols 935.
Bonds 75t.
LjVERPooL, Aug. l9-EVeuing. Cotton closes
easier; uplsnds lOld.; Orleans l0ld. Sales to day
10 600 bales. Flour declined. ROsin, common,
North Carolina, 5s. Sd. eugar 35s. Cd.
HAVANA. August lS.-Sugar dull at 73G74
reals for Nos. 10 TO II, Dutch standard. EK.
change on London lOl@ll4; on the United
States stesdy at previous quotations.
Nkw YoRK, August lS.-GOyernmeDts closed
steady Tennessees 644. New 634 North Car
DINA II. Virgnia'S So asked. Money active at
IG5 on call iosns. Discounts Z. Gold fsverish
closing weak 44!. Sterling duh.
Nkw YORK. Aug. l9.-COtton quiet and steady;
sales 10 dsy 1900 bales; middlings soc. Flour
duh at Moons decline. Wheat lower. New Am
Der Tennessee 81 60. Corn unchanged. Mess
pork S2s 268 Lard heavy; steam rendered ls49
| l9c. Naval stores and government q1let and dull
Wool active and very hrm; sales OF Texas at 2S
| 032c Freights lower on grain; heavy bat IN
changed on cetton.
Nav YORK August l9.-Five-twenties Of 1862
| u3J; OF 1854, l1si of 1865, Ill; new issue
lOf4; OF 1901, lOt4i OF Aooo' tu'a' t~eu-iOt ~ ues
los yThe stock market is active, but feversh and
| unsettled.
ST. LOUIS, August 19.-TObaceO active at f1l
| prices. Flour-superfne S. 2597. Wheat 81 y
| as2 32. Corn 9l695e. 0sts 5OtG53c. Bacon-
| Shoulders l3lGl34o., clear sides l74Gl73c. Lar'
| ls0ls5c. Whisky free 81 80.
LOUISVILLE. August l9.-Leh tobacco quiet
sales to-day 20 hhds. lugs 20 medium leaf SO
sl5. manufacturing leaf $50. Flour-Supertn
SO 75G7. Whest-Red 81 l512 25. Corn 500
CSC, Oats 4sG4sc. Rye 81 rs. Mess Porl
$40. Lard 1876. Bacon-Shouiders l5fc'' elea
rIb sides l6ic.. clear sides l04c. Bulk meats
Shoulders l2lc., clear sides l64c. Whisky ra'
free sl 25.
MOBILE, Aug. ls.-Cotton market quiet. Sale
SO bales. Middlings 2So. Receipts ) bales. Il
ports geo bales.
CNcINSArI. August 19.-Flour dull; famil
ssGss 25. Wheat s26f2 O3. Corn 92gsI
Oats Soc Whisky in bond zoe. Bacon-shou
| ders l3!Gl3lc. Bulk meats-Shoulders lztc
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-20

The Opelousas Journal Of the 18th says: Since
our last report Of the crops in this parish, they
have been injured much by the rainy weather,
which began a month since and continued without
the iuteImissiOn of two consecutive days up TO
within few days since. great many OF the
forms produced within this important maturing
eriod have fallen of the stalks, snd the yield of
cotton will in consequence be considerably di-
minisbed unless we happen TO be free from the
worm aud have a late fall-a concurrence 50 rare
that We may not reasonably hope for II. The
cotton plant, however, was so heavily loaded with
bols we'll grown before the rainy period set 10
that they are net materially injured; and
though the great expectations entertained several
weeks ago of an overwhelming crop may not be
fully realized, yet we doubt not, from personal
observation, that the yield will be excellent-as
much as can be conveniently picked-and the
farmer amply remunersted for bis years labor.
Some have already commenced picking, with
enough open for good hand 10 pick from one
hundred to one hundred and fifty pounds per day.
A superabundsnce of corn, potatoes, peas etc,
will certainly be harvested this year throughout
the parish, and all classes OF consumers who de-
pend upon the farmer for subsistence may rest
assured that produce Of all kinds grown here will
be sold at low rates.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-20

The first prize, $3.50, was won by the Gladiola !;
the second 500, by the Molie Preston; the third,
S75 by the Harlequin. These boats all belong to
cur sister city, Mobile and we are sure not an
Oreanisn present begrudged our gallant brethren
the victory so festly and chiyalrousy won. II
there was hard, ill.patured or envious remark
made rs to the result of the race, we trust those
gentlemen will believe it was deplored by the
members of the Crescent City VI acht Club.
When the excursionists reached the city, the
Mobile yschtsmen invited q large company OF our
townsmen, among whom were Gen. Steedmsn,
Commodore Nixon, of the Crescent City Yacht
Others, Il, the club rooms over Hawkinss, when
dozen of Krug were brosrhed, few
speeches made, and where the kindest and most
friendly intercourse prevailed.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-20
FROM EUROPE.

fHoaorary Appointments By she Emperor
4 International Yachs X ace On Fridsy-rhe
Election for N embers OF the Corp Legis-
u Iatif-The Spanish Crisis mt Hand-Threat-
ening indications In Bulgaria.
- PARIS, Aug ls-The following are among the
promotions and honorary appointments decreed
by the emperor on his fete day: Count Ssrteses,
formerly minister TO the United states; Cuarss
Etenpe Cont. counselor Of State and private
secretary. and Auguste Nelston, the eminent sur
Eeon, we're made senators. Bourdrlon and Lyon
de JoTdin, vice consul at New York. were deco
rated oheyaliers of the Legion OF Honor.
LONDON, Aug. l9.--The yachts Allnei CambriA'
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-20
FROM MONTGOMERY.
ALeetIpE of the Executive COMMITTEES OF the
Alabama DemOcrsts.

MONTGOMERY, Aug. l9.-The executive COM
mittee of the Democracy of Alabama met In this
city to-day. Delegates from about forty counties
met TO confer with them. Ex.Gov. Moore was
made president Of the meeting.
The committee on resolutions reported at P. N.
a series of resolutions indorsing the Democratic
nominees and platform, urging the people to vote
ut the November election, and to take the laws
4. they find them-denouncng the attempt OF the
eeisature to cast the electoral vote Of the state.
ne resolutions we're all adopted. An electoral
S,kst will be selected tonight.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-20
FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. 1916 P. M.-Barometer
1870; wind northeast, light; weather squally.
ATriyed Steamship Clinton, Beck, master, from
Galveston, with merchandise and passengers, to
c. A. Whitney & Co. Propeller Emily, from In
dianOla, with live stock for Havana, put in here
for water. Sailed: Steamship w. q. HeWes.
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THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20. 1868.

rib sides l4tc.. clear rib sides l54c.. clear sides
Ice. Bacon sides held at l6t9l7ac. Lard Ice.
Butter 32G35c. Eggs l5Ql6e. Cheese l4aG
l64c. Groceries steady.
SAVANNAH, August 19.-Cotton quiet. Nothing
doing No quotations. Receipts So bales; ex'
ports 10 bales.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 19.-Cotton market dull.
Sales l6 bales. Middlings 2Sc. Receipts 4S bales.
Exports cosstwise 81 baes.