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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
CRIMINAL.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day before Justice Iedwith. Frank Reynolds OF no 80
Centre-st, complained OF Maria Morgan ner naugnae
Maria and Margaret Mixell for stealing toy IN one
from hun while he was at their resdehce III "iahu'''
Committed.
Alexander Guttman was rarraigned before
Justice Buckley yesterday in Brooklyn the charge Of
being implicated in the robbery OF the store OF uouu
Defz Nos so and 50 Howardst, New-fork ABOUT lures
weeks ago. 1t in alleged on behalf OF the Baere
who under arrest the charge OF receiving Poro
of the goods stolen from the above store that they pu
charsd the articles found in their possession rom 1uI
man I'm good faith, not knowing them 10 nave peeh
stolen Gnttman committed 10 await nearing OH
Thursday next
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Mansfield the case OF Obcer shchah ana
Police Sergeant McCready who are accused OF having as
saulted Mr. Michael Banst In his liquor saloon at NO 70
Third ST. was brought for examination. An adjourn
asked by the defense but was refused he COM
planants testimony was IN erect that inc ou.e,s c
tered his place late on "Wednesday evening ana drank
wine which they paid for; but that they subsequently
mareated him and took him 10 the Police STATION Do
he told them that he intended 10 yoe ior seymour
President Several witnesses testified IN pea S inc
complainant. detailing the manner IN when the onrrs
committed tho misconduct alleged against thein Inc
case is not yet terminated.
At the Court Of General Sessions yesterday,
before Judge Russell John Riley and William Philips
were sentenced to 1yo years In the State Prison on
charge OF burglary These men are both old la bros
. Bernard Foley was reinanded for sentence, on
Carr pleaded guilty ia the charge OF ebczzng property
from his employers Mossrs Lake McCreery sentence,
two years and months In State Prison. John Ryan
for grand arency. sentenced 70 state Prison for
pocket Of MIR Cope, in broadway stage SENTENCE nVe
wears In State Prison John Fay boy found concealed
In the ewelry store Of william Blake In Bleeckerstreet
was sentenced to two years aud six months In the fen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
A Union VIEW OF THE SITUATION.

The augusta (Ga.) National Republican, in
commenting the Rebel Associated Press report says;
"Ilis extended statement bears the impress Of false
hood IN every line. II is trdSpGrey and rchey fase
In the first place. tho veracious correspondent at Balm
bridge broadly asserts that the object of CaPts Pierce
and Murphy TO overawe and kill the leading Demo
Gratis of Camilla Who believes thisi Why should they
rash 10 XIII NE leading Denceras Pierce is candidate
for Congress. and Murphy candidate for EeoOr on the
Grant ticket and simply went to Mitchell County to
make speeches in favor OF the principles OF tho party Qi
T3yA nsd y t % y fs''n ca%Rs
advocate their cause to the best Of their
ability. But the long-suferng Democrats could not
tolerate such terrible Infraction OF Southern rights
The young bOods OF Amereus last week threatened that
ton. Camilla executed what Americas only threatened
That is All of it, And every Georgia Democrat will cry
will reGehO the cOdblOoded sentiment What moots IT,
that Pierce and Murphy were gallant soldiers IN the Fed
thor principles Of Union and equality with tem,
Of these principles before q Georgia audience
The speakers were armed too, says this muir
How comes that the poor unprotected Democrats
the only parties uniniured In the AFFAIR." The rascay
CORRESPONDENT informs Mr. Walsh that the blacks we're
armed II that I'VE believe that 10 is generally
admitted that the negro will ghp would not some OF the
Democrats have bit the dustP We think and know
When all tho facts honestly Investigated, and tho
truth shall bc ascertaned, we have doubt it will APP
pear the Republican candidate for Congress and tho
Republican candidate for Eec,or in the I'D District had
made appointment to address the people Of Mitchell
County on Saturday last, aud that the Ku.Kiux
plans And they did prevent IL, by sh0otlng down I'M
armed who had assembled for the lawful aud peace
full purpose OF listening 60 speeches from the recognized
champions OF their party The Democracy have com.
mted this crime against the liberties and most sacred
rights OF tho people and 70 foresall public
opinion by telegraphng the most moDstTously wicked
fsehoods the country This Goes not take us
by surprise We expected IT, The distinguished Chair
man OF the State Central Committee informed several
days since. that he had posre Information that he h
Kr had determined neititr 10 permit Republican speak
ers address people, ne Republican voters 10 cast er
ballots on seieft,on dav THIS riot has proven the cor
rectness OF his information and the damnable infamy OF
the chief leader OF resurreoed rebellion our special
correspondent at Atlanta Indicates that the vile wretch
at cambridge las greatly exaggerated the casualties OF
the riot We have Only time 10 the people that
able TO protect its friends and that there
can't ought to be In this counry until tho
candidates OF political party shall be able wthou,
fear molestatiOn address the people public AZ
fairs. Grant will TO this right. aad therefore
are for (trant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

6,rbeorance There ia no point In Georgia where
negroes cannot. with perfect safety to themselves,
in any number for political discussion or action 80 "
they will do It in proper manner But the safety OF no
village, town or city Is secure when an W. e1
In an angry and meuacug manner, declaring ei'her t
they came for fight or are indifferent wet ao p'''o "
preserved or not Macon (Ga) Telegraph 2@h
AN APPEAL TO THE COLORED MEN. =.
The fearful intelligence of war OF races
by telegraph from ne sonthern pSf0n Dl
our state. The particulars, which we publish ms morn
ing show the fruits Of Radicalsn in all their bitterness
and evil The Radical candidate for Congress and an ex
Euroau GENT at the head Of 200 negroes armed and
equipped. for military campaign with three weeks
provisions. march upon defenseless village t9p
man who had done them some real imaginary
injury; but really to murder; plumber and deS snd
accoutered. and so heavily proyisionedi =,
They marched into the town. like Gan army WIN p a
ners," and because a drunken man accidentally oi s
charged his gun into the ground the mob at once Az
vanced TO the attack and commenced usaue ut nd
cizens Fortunately the people soon rallied white ahe a
coored and with so guns hastily gathered returned me
fire Of the assaants who soch gave way nu e tbe "
suit IS meSroes deGd po he fed or bale co more
rounded ,cLite citizens connded; and NE leaders ga
'~S,ggScd =" "' Coored men OF Georgia heed not
these enemies OF your race avoid them as you w0ua
white people OF state IN IeseIng it from the en5 c"r
of their and your Radicals se9 aSG ana
THIS MASSACRE BUT PRESAGE OF WHAT
AWAITS THE WHOLE RACE.
A great effort has been made to stir up an
very proper action OF the Legislature in nnseang the
insoent negroes and muattoes who had presumed 10
take their seats representatives OF the people 10 make
laws them Foremost in the cutlery against inc PEG
ple OF Georgia for tins alleged outrage upon humanity
has been Greeley Of THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE and IN MS
wake every scrvy of tho Radical press has opened
mouth In the chase. One OF the first fruits OF ther cru
SADIE is found i'm the attack upon the unoendng citizens
OF Camilla We do not approre The slaughter Of ne Hocfs
bit lhis first encounter is bit presd0e Of me JGte ma
a,raits he coioed race whom they suffer white scalawags
baggers and villains TO array them against the
white race and to lead them to hostility against ten,
Knoxville Uennl Press 2jd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST IN GoID.-The first mort
gage 50-year seven per cent sinking fund coupon
bonds Of tho Rockford Rock Island and st. Louis
Railroad Company principal and interest payable in
Gold Coin, free Of Government tar for sale at the
office of the Company. No. IL Wal-st at % per cent,
and accrued interest in currency ..i,. Ho .rst .
AT the present price Of gold the bonds pay an in
como of over 10 por cent and, in the estimation Of
tho Company. they are the cheapest irstcass secur
ity offered in the market.
Pamphlets giving fuller information may be had at
the Office.
Government and other securities received in ex-
change at market rates. H. III. B0oDY, Treasurer
COLUMNS CHICAGO AND INDIANA CENTRAL RAIL
WAY COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND 40
YEARS SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BoNDs. INTEREST
PAYABLE APRGL AND OCTOBER IN THE Cary OF NEW
ioRK.-Iho road Is about 900 miles III length. with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

FRIDAY Sept lhe heavy Of lat ht and warm wesshe 70
DAY and decidedly sticky dead meat MARKET SO that bush>
al they sell buyipg Trade ia bss
cattle slow at ide decline from Monday and Wednessy sud
than Of the $50 head received yesterday and tedsy
have been sold The tra1 was ate IN getting in At Demmunp" @
sales made lao Ice for 6ia ewt Illinois aud Ohio
Tafsy sold l3 u Illinois log
T. Alexander at 4l5ic se Wesiheimsr out iis god "
Ice Both Of these let's arrived yes
,sry but few Of the ~ which reached here At
sold 200 head received Hudson CITY this morning.
and $50 head usdedbst Al the latter place W. Ihenps'a
selling Illinois OH ew al l3c and 81 OF 81 ewt M
with $3.50 arrived 10 day oom
The trsasssops Pnoania mixed at ~ . per head
Pennsylvania ~ Is esch Ohio - ,h
y do, rs N. Sic car do u! ID SsG u state
6ic 80 do st 10 &C. 81 Canada 0s 10 e - STATE lam. ~ 70
fic III do 81 NJ Sc Canada % ID Ste, aud 100 TO- o. !" W
Lambs have . DOWN. ard tendency :, ~.
Hoy, ar. lower with arrived today2l cars YESTERDAY Ih'
were ioM at gdOic In dull slow market one car ono rs
brought Ole car Michigan lso 10, 80 ts car Dc" 10y -
prime Illinois 2O} 10, l0tc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
TIE UORK or NATURALIZATION

In the Court of Common Pleas, yesterday,
before Judge Barrett persons made citizens Of
the United States The papers In case were rejected
and IN two other laid over for consideration
ON Monday A large number Of persons have received
their certificates OF citizenship since June ]. In that
month 225 persons made czens; ia July, 2Ol IN
Auanst 239; and In September. including yesterday,
ll2l-making total Of I'M number OF applicants,
on being asked by the Judge, Have you been out o tho
"YesJ and when asked where have you been q an
swered New-Jersey Brooklyn One man, who had
been "a wears in the country and three years In the army
who had enlisted Massachusetts, and was furnished
with the naturalization papers, his discharge papers
testified of his good character Tho following 10 list
OF the names OF those who received certificates OF cit
bfpv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
GOV. BULLOCK's MESSAGE.


ATLANTA, Ga, Sept q, 1868
To ire General Assembly:
From the communication transmitted here
With It WILL DO seen that in violation Of and with total
disregard for the proclamation issued the 14th inst
the right OF the people 10 peaceaby assemble has been
violently ard barbsrously impaired and the civil officers
OF the County OF Mitchell wholly unable to protect
the rights OF citizens or 10 maintain the peace
y section 18th Of act Of Congress- passed March 3D.
1851 the organization armng or calling into service OF
the Militia OF this State Is properly prohibited and II Ia
therefore earnestly recommended that the Legislature
make immediate application to the President OF the
United states. under section " article OF the Constr
tnon OF the United States for sufficient military force to
be stationed in SAID county to the end that peace
be maintained the rights. lives and property OF citizens
protected and secured and the guilty punished after due
process OF law. .rf ....... o fH....r
do not deem II necessary TO enter into argument
10 support the above Recommendation The fact that
this il the result OF determination frequently
and publicly expressed by irresponsible persons OF
political party that the other political party ought not
and shall not hold political meetings, is TOO well known.
IL is, however, gratifying to know and TO believe that
this sentiment is confined TO a class OF lawless
by the responsible citizens In their respective
counties but the misfortune is that the outrages are not
prevented and unless physical force be promptly
added 10 the honest efforts of the officers Of the law
shall be thrown into state OF anarchy. where neither
e property law will be regarded and the innocent
will suffer from the wr0ngdOn of the guilty.
/ have this moment received a dispatch from Major
Howard, Which places the killed and wounded at about
hfty. - n ~ RUFUS b. BULLOCK, Governor
printed 10 TAG rRiBuSK ' ~ VT U ~ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

COFFEE-Wlthout advance chronicle
FORM ~ fair TO good qualities Of o aud holders not over
% I IS"s s.S s'S1 5 .iIS SS s %
asy P 5G al god 70 sIs sp1a .bc t I ai' neg
CANDLESAdsmsuDe moderately active and steadi sales 81
go SS at se s0 s s sps r's " '''s 9'N Tor zoe
cEMESrROeOdals continues srn and We note fair business
DRus AND DYES All articles coming beading
wi" Yos Sb aRS sS tss a for and stat. rou
fair but with liberal arrivals ard stronger desire to sell The Os and
are Isq % and ot' G deS.sS ne sales are co. bis sseasTS
Fancy % for the low grades Of Western E, IS
49, 60 70, sS0d i sPs Msss or Amber wsr Wheat
Indiana .ud Michigan 81 s White WLe. 90 y 49, Mn.
whs. ssd s & Extra os.
TSs Extras command "a Ss ses, l sale. Ss s
and ss los. New Liha sla 50 soshssn Eo.s
sIg o SH' 2' q ss fsirs % e.:
% MARYLAND and DssT va e., Eve DI FoS Bss e Neal.
seaTy sales Of go bbs 80 for Western, and % 50 Ice
Fertilizers ar. unchanged demand continues moderate W.
.,s n, @.sd Ts but P'1s S e Ss' pSa
au the improvement Vas los. the css w,r wIS..
e business The day sa be-, s iss Ss.s lS a. ~ AMI
xauass e e for No. TS ss, sre hi. ' been no trsS.so.
Srces sr. srn barley nominal Canada Peas are led
e bond ost. are dull aod R5sss a., S w,, soss
R%e 4. doll; snail sales 81 1901 So Corr e
Sa sl' ss'f Il Tor Damp 81 s y 70,
osY Moderate being the siv.uce fhi, sod .
Before have letter on our
Ssd. Messr. Russell Co. Of milwaukee aud or me D,st
81 our readers following extracts ifomN h
and gradual decline Of about 5c In Nhtatn on
g az the 81 inst srd free sellers AZ ~ 90 COL ot 9i nos
ana Buffalo sDd 5 70 OswIo hesrp"
iavyel ahead OF Cbsgo SUI W. pr"v
90 coptInu Quality Of whest que espey No "hs q.
preference current difference rom 10 nave
an crop behind half Of which No T. ani expert %
substantially pee hcrce t VIZ -
v.r .usye material iseaatons Ia Liverpool bat y" resgea
mora willingly and advance thar 20 ceene We thss
Wheat good purchase feS under present p.ces
GUSNES-The market steady at lss @i94 hr Bag ana vi"
ops s are da and prices are nominal saa for o. and
dJ5c. for New. . e. .... u -.
At ia dl1c, gold .,-..tooz,x. -
shining md : 81 IS for retsl lots
0NEY-Cuba selling 53Ga3c s0d In bond and ''9f goa
iuiy paid 49,. ,...o... ia. q.
dng where bayers 70 operate aud hta "
apg Arm former prices paid DRY Bnrnos AyTe about a
spd RIO nde Mouissideo BE CITY ssuses lS@'i@i 'T
choice lots tife higher =, a ...I..
of1O.OO0 -. q, 40
bbls At 81 IS for Common, AMI 81 for Lump . WILL
METALSThere u no change either Nev Shesb1 anu
Metal good demand has prevailed for American
previous 10000 10 including Detroit at 2dt sH
Portage Lake at 2t Pig nu IN snail sspgg a1
arm teadepey Pig Lead has scse de
Apd and Bar Sheet ard Pin higher spst
We u particular chsnksn
demand Of bbbs ehAraetsL Plates are Inactive
We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

unsurpassed connection, passes through the most
populous and richest agricultural sections of tho
States Of Ohio Indiana, and Illinois and its traffic
receipts, it is believed, will prove ample in any
Of its interest and other liabilities but also for salts
factory dividends to its stockholders. The Bonds
can be registered at the office OF the Company in
New YORK. Parties desiring to invest in these Bonds
can obtain the same, together with any further in
formation that may be desired, application TO the
undersigned. VIM II. FosDIcK, at ST. Nicholas Ma
tonal Bank, No. Wall-st. UsA. MURDOCH, at Con.
tnental National Bank, No Nassali-st; john A.
IsELIN & Co. No. 36 Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, before Mr..
Justice Cartioze yesterday motion was made IN tlo
case OF segne and others against the Great Nesern
Railroad Company to change the place OF trial rom New
York County To county in the northwestern part vi
the state for the convenience Of the witnesses Tor te
defense This action is brought to recover s2oOW Ior
allie ged loss by the plaintiffs In consequence o,
from Chicago to New York while detained by the alleged
neglect OF the defendant at Niagara. during some sewers
weather In the Winter OF 1864. The motion was denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

OF the defendants named with one or mere o'ofs "i
sons unknown" IA mentioned in the warrants .on,,
Witness resumed-On his making the seizure, 90.
know what the Collector did OF my personal ko %
never passed the place after 1t was closed hauo ~
paint in writing to the Assessor; nave not seen 'o 0
plant since ..,.,..., ha did not tea
Witness leaving the stand sateo ,a, ,noncd and
mat he had mo- Will against any OF the defendants
The further hearing was then ADJOURNED 10 ll' ." " "
Innr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

burgl sold at 81. exdiyidend of per ccnt-the low
price of the stock paying as it does per cent on
Its capital and earning it will IS per cent for the
current year is attracting the attention of investors,
who think it too low in comparison with other
stocks. The market closed steady. Government
bonds closed strong at quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
THE REBEL PRESS ON THE SITUATION

AND SCALLAwAGGERs.a Ilrl'
1t is too much to expect of white men that
that they shall stand BY quietly under su9h PrOyooatons
as was offered them IN Georgia merely FOR the policy
o., non.resistance When our threats are about to
be cut BY negro-sayages, led on by. unprincipled
WHITE wretches, II Is no time TO think about anybodys
chances for President. This, We think, IS
ffSS n IN, reply to those whoIo complain Of
snono.g zee negroes and their whie iesers chat Meir
(re kI oe MAJ we Gan be safe from cOti,,q Disturbances
accordingly advise the white men OF the South TO
stamp out every uprising Of negro insurgents as soon as
.appears JUL a. the citizens OF Camille under the or
eLs Ot theli oheTli nave done. Ou dfdys sure 10
qse ne hnt from Se' Forrest aud make certain ,oork Of
"e desncdoe cd'pttOd0g1s and scodrags toho lead me
nsgrcss and are The real s'eesdiaries Richmond VA
aI l.sH = REBEL FORBEARANCE. .
The affray at Camilla is most Iamentable
contrsances Of the worthless white scsTss who stirred
ny ana ed those negroes 10 acts Of awes menace and
Insulting bIayado which could possibly have ended in
no other way true the firing seems 10 have been
commenced by drunken white man, who In conte,nnt
or TOT the purpose OF intimidation, discharged his shot
gun into the ground. But IL IS imposs,bIe
On the then temper OF the negroes who went
INTO town armed, in spite OF all remOnstrances
70 nave a fuss, that they should have missed
~hat tEey went 70 seek any five minutes in the hour
me Nh"e people q Camilla clearly exercised The greatest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
prcrrprs OF pRoDUCE

Canal Veses, and Ralfoufs -, - al.
sRPr 2H-B 300 hush Wheat 80 bash. Corn syio
al bush gS bbs Flour III bales Cotton ~ ass MA
S,0 bills Crude Petroleum. lss bbs Refined Psrosqn 20 sss
Rosu 100 bblA Corn Meal IS pkgs Cut Meat M pAs h,s. Ia
Ashes II sarn 36lS ptgs Batter sso % ma whiy
pk., Dried Fruit ~ bbs Copper % cakes Copper
ss Ibis Eggs Wool $50 bales Hcrs See So s =.
Starch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
Carefully reported for The Tribune. [

srr. -, FRIDAY. Sept Is. 1907
ASrnIhs market quiet for Pots at 80 30 Pearls
Bhbs"AN-1heIe bss been only demand
aud Southern - " -
BkSILtS are unchanged; the demsnd Moderate We quote
from tVc q ~ " Tor American ray and White
tOTIOS-A fir demand
phe prices are TIME better closing steadily appear
through nece sales Of 100 bales including 2 70 svnuers ssl
ll8 ~ SpeculatOrs We quote = foo~s. " $500
Iulsn ardEi N,fN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

,U.S.5-20 Co. new '65.l0ss 810sZ
~. &. $50 Cou. '67. l0Sk0l09
III. s. $40, '69.......1 0s4 q 1904
10. =. 1O-40 Reg. -. .lO4 dlOtt
u. 3. 1910 COu. .--..lC4s9lO4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
THE MONEY MARKET.


lot O'CLOCK A. NJ. -
.oo n On "a. ~ los no GRO U s N Con 65....lloI
900 1 G. coup 10000 &c $40 Con rs n''Si
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-05
uARKETs.

APPLEs-Fair stock. Choice eating ssg7 in
ferior Ag5.
BsANS-Nsvy are dun at "a 5Oa5 per bushsl.
bNANE ock fully equal 10 d ma4d. sell
ing ass n m levee. anu al S2Sg0 rom store.
bAGGlNG-M1 ders-e demand ana prices
steady; ght ntucky l5Gl5l2c; heavy tUS
BACON-MaTket firm. Bright, larze clear
$ de- are held 2ilS4qlsEc; bgnisldesl oci clear
BUTIER-L rye stock and prices weak.
Nhlce Western 4O845c; good $685. nferior
CHEE Fair, t1ck and derzAnd. Factory
Ezzg Sc; r ID. ~ g.Sc W r. lb1z4IL4t .
Is Give g lew SACKS Of ear in store he'd al 81
C9RNMEAL-uuu at 81 Is deIIversd. Selling
IN a small way ~ 81 75s4 $ from stoT-.
CHI KEN-Gsod demand st $4g4 81
EAG-PItces lower. Selling At SiSS5c IN
CATTLE-The market ia well supplied with
f1r demand for choice, al 6GTc; ( fer1or So c.
FR~UIT-Rather duh. Appes6S7e; peaches
rL0UR-The market is dull and prices ma
settlzd and Irregular. super TO choice, 81 5OS
-. S-OcklRTge.
HAY-Fair stock in store, but none on levee
SellLg al 81 in lots, and 81 50 pes 100 at retail
AAdSEFafr demand S. c. canvassed Is920c
HTDES-Reoeipts light Dry nint, 2l@22c.
HOGS->tCck fully equal % the demand.
Selling al 6albo gross. Dressed hogs, lz52gl4e.
IRON TEs-IheT IS = fair stock o. hand,
with good demanL- Selling at - age, as 10
LARD-kegS& lzG2ic (; uerces ls55g29,.
stock and q maud. Cape u
Alabama 81 IS G2; Eureka S2G2 q.
NE y PORK-Ney IguJ stick. Firm at
SS2G82 50 IN lots. snd job1ing atSSS. -
MOLASSES-StCck light with very fair de-
msnd We quOie New Orleans TebOhed, in
barrels, GS7Oc. New Orleans syrups s0ds5c;
Eastern syrups5 S. aG5C talf-barreiS 81 higher.
MACkEkEL-NeW Kits NOl.S2 % - 81; No. 2,
60 55E27 20; No. 5, 81 35G2 80.
RAiLSPr.ces steady Rates, s. S0G5 20
ATS-Prlc are Somewhat irregular. We
quote al 60cin LOIS. aud csc from store.
OILsCosl Oh, SSs6c; lard oil, 81 4o@l a.
linseed. 81 20Gi ~.
ONsON--Stoek light. Choice are held at
81 70G2 per bushel5 inferior SLzDgl 50.
MISUNDERSTANDING, in sacEs, per huShsl
81 SOgl 30; Minnesota per barrel IS 5G5j %
Sweei Potatoes % ST0c per bushei.
ROPE-NeTy nJtlr selling. Held at $4,000.
SUGAR-New Louisiana, l63l6jzo; Porto
Rice, Il aI6c; coffee suga 5, l54IIe.
NLI-Prtce steady Hetu at 50 10G3 . Per
bagrelof 80 lbs; : bushel barrels, = iUg4 .;
Liverpool sack, coarse and hne, aS93 p.
EEP-N rev in market Tennessee
held At sS96 Per head as TO quality.
TAR-In kegs, per dozen, e545 50.
TURhEG5-OnIy q few in market. Held Rt
Sl5als.
TOBACCO-The market il moderately active
for ali kinds Of manufactured tobacco and
prices are steady.
WHISkT-Eair demsnd for common at 81 C5
>. HizE wines 81 l5GI - with ught sock
Bourbon 81 85sI 70 Bourbon s. 2595.