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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-16

THE PRESIDENT WILL De ACQUITTED m TEE
FINAL VOTE TssTAKEs TOMORROW.
& WAsH1N6ros, May Is 1T is conceded by
OH parties o-niighs that If the vote be taken,
on the impeachment trial tomorrow the
President viii be acquitted. The only
question about which there appears to be
q difference Of opinion is whether the
Senate viii tomorrow take the final vote,
or postpone further action until another;
day. The general belief is that the final
vote viii be had tomorrow, MS most Of the
leading Radicals say that it would be iniu-
.rious to the Republican party to postpone q
verdict, no matter whether it be for acquit-
tai or conviction.
THE RADICALS DETERMINED THAT a VOTE
SHALL BE TAKEN TOMORROW SENATOR
HOWARD TO BE CARRIED TO THE SENATE
e ON A LITTER.
A caucus Of Radical senator's who favor
impeachment, including Mr, Wade, con-
.sidered the matter this afternoon, and
again this evening, and it is reported that
they determined that vote must be taken
tomorrow.
Senator Howard, who is yet quite i'll, is
to be brought to the Senate upon a litter
borne by four men. Senator's Grimes and
Conkling have sufficiently recovered to
warrant their presence in the Senate cham
Der, so that it is probable there win be a
full Senate when the vote is taken.
THE PROBABLE VOTE. &
The estimate heretofore made in these
dispatches as to the number that will vote
for acquittal is now generally adopted.
Some Of the Radicals say, though. that there
will be but thirty -four votes for conviction
upon any one article. Others admit there
will be only thirty-two votes of that char
acter.
RANDALL AND HAMILTON NOT SERIOUSLY
- + INJURED.
No serious injury was sustained by Hon.
Samuel J. Randall in the collision yester-
day with Ex-Governor jack Hamilton.
Each of these gentlemen has a black eye as
the only marks of the fray.
PROOF OF BUFFERS CORRUPT PRACTICES.
/. Hon.. James Brooks, membero Of Congress
from New York, is in receipt Of numerous
letters from persons in various parts Of the
country proffering to go with proof, before
the investigating committee, when needed,
of the alleged corrupt practices of General
Butler.
ALABAMA PAYS INTEREST ON BoNDs-ARRT-
VAL OF GOVERNOR PATTON.
The State Of Alabama has paid her inte-
rest on bonds up to the first Of November
next.
Governor Patton, of Alabama, arrived
here to-day. WALLACE. 3
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lows ssss
To the suggestion that popular opinion
demands the conviction Of the President on
these charges, reply that he iis not now
on trial before the people, but before the
Senate. Tn the words o4 Lord E.don
upon the trial of the: Queen, take no
notice Of what is- passing out Of doors
because am supposed, constitutionally,
not to be acquainted with il. And
again, it is the dnty those on
whom q judicial task Is imposed to meet
reproach, and not court popularity. The
people have net heard the evidence as NE
have heard it. The responsib ility is not
on them, but upon us. They have not
taken an oath to edo impartial justice ac-
|cording to the Constitution and the laws
81 have taken that oath. ] cannot render
Judgment upon their convictions, nor can
they transfer TO themselves my punishment
if violate my own. And / should consider
myself undeserving the confidence of that
just and intel ligent people who imposed
upon me this great responsibility and UNI
worthy q place among honorable men,
if, for any fear of public Reproduction,
and for the sake Of securing popular favor,
IL should disregard the convictions Of my
Judgment and my conscience.
The consequences which may follow either
from conviction or acquittal are not for me,
with my convictions, to consider. The fu-
ture is in the hands Of Him who made and
governs the universe, and the fear that He
will not govern it wisely and well would not
excuse me for violation of His law"
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, May 81 Noon.-Un United States
bonds, 705s@7o2. {
LIVERPOOL, May 15.- Moons Cotton
firm !; uplands, l2d.; Orleans, 1214d..;
sales will probably be $4,000 bales. Sales
for the week, AZ, 900 bales, including 5000
for export and 600 for speculation. Stock,
5s7 900 bales, Of which 358, 900 arc A1ne-
rican. Corn, SIS. Sd. @37s. Cd. A ternoor.
Cotton frmer, more active, and a fraction
higher sales now estimated at Is, 600
bales; uplands, 12JJ6k d. Orleans, 1254d.g
l2asd. There are 100000 bales afoat for
Liverpool, of which 1000 are American.
The shipments from Bombay for the two
weeks ending May 9Th were 5000 bales.
Breadstuffs irregular and generally lower.
Lard quiet. Pork higher ct s5s. Cd.
PARIS, May 15.-The bullion inthe Bank
of France has increased s, 800, 000f.
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Domestic Markets

NsW YORK, May 15.-N Noon. Flour dull
and dropping. Wheat 1@2c. lower. Corn
dull and 1c. lower. Pork steady. Lard
quiet OF 18@19c. Cotton frmer at Sig
3I14c. Freights dull. Turpentine firm at
&c.. Resins unchanged. #
Gold, 1884,. United States bonds Old,
109; new, 1925 Virginia 6's, 5O11. Ten
nessee 6's, new, 6655 ex-coupons, 6s1aa.
Sterling, ITO.
EUening Cotton more active at l@2c.
better; sales $500 bales OF 3l1S G32c.
Flour 5@l0c. lower; southern: brands un-
changed. Wheat 3@5c. lower. Corn
Southern white, $40. Pork frmer; new,
$2S.6S old, $27.3S. Lard steady. Sugar
active and firm; Havana, I2@12331c.;
Muscoyado, 1115@1Sc. Other groceries
quiet. Turpentine, 1@62c. Rosin un-
changed. Freights unchanged. Sterling
weak at 1101Sa. Gold firm OF l39 Go
vernments steady. 5-20's, '62, coupons,
1881. North Carolina 6's, 65.
BALTIMoRE, May 15.--Cotton quiet and
firm; middlings, 301ac. Flour in better
demand prices unchanged. Wheat dull !;
Maryland, ss. Corn firm; white, SLIT ;
yellow, sl.23. Oats steady. Rye steady
at so. Pork quiet at s2s .50@sso. Bacon
quiet rib sides, 631@17c.;; shoulders,
l41s@143c. Lard quiet at Zoe. North
Carolina 6's,# IS bid; 66 asked. South
Carolina 6's, new, 6411as bid; 64a asked,
Virginia 6's, January and July, inscribed,
AL bid !; Az asked. Cattle, 50 .50@sS.
Swine, sl2.75@s14.25. Sheep Extra:
$3.50. Lambs, s2.50@s4 per head.
C1So1sNAr1, May 15.-Flour duh and
unchanged. Corn frmer; ear, Sl@92c,
Mess pork nominal ut S2S. Bacon Shout.
ders dull at 49, &C.; clear sides, lie. Lard
1870.
LOUISVILLE, May 15.--Superfne flour
| $s.75@s9. Corn, 90@92c. Lard, l8a@19c
Pork, $2S. Bacon-Should ers, No.; clear
sides, 1870. Raw whiskey, s2.20.
ST.. LOUIS, May 15.-Mess pork nomi
nal at s2s. Shoulders, 49, clear sides
11c.. Lard, 1870.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 15.-Spirit
turpentine weaker ut 48@49c. Resins dc
1 clined; strained, s2.25@$2.3 ; No. 2, 1913
/ @S2.50; MOL, 81; pale, $5@$6.50. Ia
firm at SO. Cotton, 2Sc.
CHARLESTON, May l5.-C0tton hrInef an
advanced 11a@1c.; sales, 600 bales re
ceipts, 81 bales !; middlings, 30Lc.
AUGUSTA, May 15.-Cotton frmer an
but little doing sales, 70 bales; receipts
16 bales; middlings, 291a03Oc.
SAVANNAH, May Cotton frmer an
in fair demand sales, 200 bales receipts
4l3 bales; middlings, 31@3l 10.
MOBILE, May 15.-Cotton closed firm q
i 291a@30c.; sales, 500 bales receipts 70
the week, 429 bales (; exports, 1881 bales
stock on hand, including on shipboard No
cleared, 20,2sO bales.
New ORLEANS, May is Cotton frmer
middlings, 3O15c. Sales, 300 bales. Re
ceipts, 932 bales; for the week, s,6l5 bales
Sales for the week, 1900 bales. Exports
1000 bales. Stock, 1860 bales. Suga
higher; Cuba, No. IL, 11A@1214c.; Nc
Is, 1254@1314c. Molasses, 50G56c.
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ACTION IN THE M. E. CoNFERENcE.--C Chi
caqo, May 13.-In the Methodist Episco-
pal Conference, to-day, DR.. Gilbert Haven,
Of Boston, presented o preamble, reciting
facts in regard to the impeachment trial
now in progress, expressing the strongest
condemnation of the course Of the Presi-
dent, and insisting upon the Importance OF
his conviction, and closing with resolution
to devote an hour on Saturday to prayer fol-
the Senate and the country. The reading
of the preamble created intense excitement
and after an earnest discussion it was ia
sbled by an Overwhelming vote.
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The SOUTHERN ELEcTIoNs-THE OFF,
GAL REPORTS. W ashington, May ID
General Grant has sent to the Senate re-
ports from the district commanders, Of
which the Eue,,aag Posts correspondent
makes the following summary:
General Schofeld' Is report gives the whole
number of voters registered in Virginia as
225 1913, of whom l20,ll1 are whites, and
I05, S32 colored. OF. these, 4,4l7 whites
and 1857 blacks failed to vote on the
question of calling convention. Judging
from the tax list and other data, the num-
Der of whites who failed to register is 49,
343. There is no report Of the number dis
franchised in Virginia under the reconstruc-
ton laws.
General Candy reports LOG ,721 white and
1882 colored voters in North Carolina,
nearly all of whom voted. 1t is estimated
that l9,477 whites and 3,289 blacks failed
to register, and of these ii 1886 whites are
DISTINGUISHED.
In South Carolina there are 1882 white
and 80 $50 black voters registered; 1892
whites and 4,l67 blacks failed to register.
About seyenty-fve per cent. of the whites
| are DISTINGUISHED.
In Georgia 96,333 white and 95, l68 CO.
,lored voters are registered !; Of whom &C, 1888
whites and 4,75s4 colored failed to vote;
| 10 900 whites are DISTINGUISHED, and $500
refused to register. IL,
In Alabama there are 1926 white and
| 1O4, 5lS black voters, of whom 81 1853 white
and 32,947 colored failed to vote. There
are no data to- show the number disfran-
chised. 3, %5s
In Florida few are disfranchised, and
nearly all are registered, and have voted.
The number Of whites is 1914 blacks,
1903.
General Gillem says no data were kept
from which to ascertain the number OF
voters Of different colors who registered in
Mississippi. -
In Arkansas Is, 697 failed to vote.
General Hancock reports that As, 2ls
whites and 81, 436 blacks were registered in
| Louisiana. OF this number so, 4s0 failed to
vote, but what proportion the General is
unable to say, nor can he report how many
are DISTINGUISHED.
In Texas So, 633 whites and 40 ,497 colored
voters registered, Of whom l,757 whites
and So, 9S2 blacks voted. The number dis
franchised cannot be acertained.
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Impeachment nm Californfa-specae.
~ San FRANcIsco, May 15.-The Times and
Bulletin deprecates partisan pressure on.
impeachment, saying that the question is
above party. .sss
The Golden Gate sailed for Panama with
81 900, 900. ss.
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The WHEAT. Orange, as in Culpeper,
the wheat lis looking unusually well. In
Louisa also. there is promise Of large
crop. But you can tell little or nothing
about wheat till it is. in the bag and
weighed 49, Orange Virgi,aia,l.
The wheat crop IN this section generally
has 81 rmagnificent appearanc far better
than has been known for years. Should no
no toward accident occur before harvest
time, the yield will be large Lsrsctb,tsy
5.fr1eacs ". sgs "a, ss
~ sss I. never saw the wheat crop looking 80
promising as 1T now looks in the Valley.
The Lutte wet weather and warm spells seem
to have forced il beyond the reach of the
sfiy. Look out for fne crops in the Valley
of ginia, the finest wheat section In the
world rs Aepd,sdo dh Herald. I'd
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LAWYERS.

At p. HOWARD s. P0WHATAN re-
) N. BERTS. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL
L0RS AT Lay vii practice IN an me s ccur ,.
street. my lin
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E0RH UP-We observed on Monday q
very large and fine field of corn already up
and 6 somewhat more between Fredericks-
burg and Bowling Green. Also, several
splendid wheat fields. FFedericEs5arg He
raid. ~
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HERO But 80 srATEsMAs.-The inn.
practicability Of extremists is once more
illustrated by NJ. Kossuth' g resignation of
the seat to which he had been elected in
the Hungarian Diet.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, May l5.-Japan adyices state:
that the civil war is vigorously prosecuted.
Late Cretan advices state that the Turks:
had been defeated in recent conflicts, and
driven to the SEQ. ~
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DISCONTINUED. 0f6ees at Meadow Greek,
Grayson county, Va; and Jennings's Gap,
Augusta county, Va.
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HORSES 10 AND MULES.

TORsES FOR SALE.-A No. / CIR
I'LL sADDLEH0RSE, sound and gentle 80
one pair of beautiful BAY MAKEs Teli-6rg.S y
DIE MARE young and gentle for sale az inc
stable on north FrankliD street between fifteentn
and Seventeenth. :, 1,,r,cy,orsr
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The Revenue Frssssls in Tex,ss,s.

The Revenue FrssRds In Texas.
GALvEsToN, TEXAS, May 15.-The grand
jury Yesterday found true bills against the
revenue syaders. rs SIS
The warehouse property recently re-
covered and Iibelled has been forfeited, and
was to-day condemned for sale by the Dis
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"a.
CLOTHING.

THIRD SUPPLY OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS-PRICES REDUCED
GREAT MANY AUCTION Having
Just returned from New York, ain now in receipt
of an extensive assortment of DRY GOODS OF
every description, and many being bought ut auc-
ton, am enabled to offer extra inducements.
Among the many cheap goods, have beautiful
Fast-colored Prints at 10 and 123c.; handsome
Lawns at 123c.; Bleached Cottons at 10 and 12ic.;
81 Bleached Pillow Cottons at 20c.; 81 Linen
Table Cloths at 6oc.: and full line of Dress
Goods, Linens, Cassimcres, Silks, Shawls. Mar
settles. Parasols, &c., &C.; all of which will
: ISAAC HUTZLER.
No. $50 Broad street. corner of Sixth.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he Is with ISAAC
HUTZLER, where. he win be pleased to serve
them with anything In the dry goods line:
myl5 WILLIAM LOYENSTEIN. s
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LAND Sale On Wednesday l95acres of
the farm lying on the plankroad nearly
four miles from town, and known as the
q. Waller Farm we're sold to Mr.. Robert
Huddleson, of Pennsyl yania, for ten dol
lars per acre. There are no improy ements
on the part Of the farm sold .-FFedericks-
burg Herald.
Major John a. Lees homestead, g Itch
field, 2 together with ESQ acres of land lying
on the west side Of the Orange and Alexan-
9dna railroad, was sold q fen days ago to
Mrs. NJ. B. Chambe rlayne, formerly of
Richmond, for SIC, 900. "Litchfeld y is a
little over three miles from this village and
less than q mile from Madison Run station.
Orange Yygiaiaa.
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The Japanese Tr0rbles.
LONDON, May l5 The civil dissensions
in Japan have killed commerce.
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Forney's Chronicle says the Radical
Northern Methodist General Conference at
Chicago unanimously passed resolutions to
pray for Mr.. Johnson 8 conviction.
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How IT HAPPENED Hon. Samuel Ran
dali, of Pennsylvania, entered Whitney's
hotel, aud approaching Hamilton, asked,
g is. your name Hamilton % The person
addressed replied in the affirmative; where
upon Randall inquired, 6 Are you Cover
nor of Texas ?' Mr.. Hamilton replied that
he had been. Randall then said, 6 You are
a Cd id scoundrel - Forney's Gsroni-
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IMPEACHMENT.-The most authentic in-
formation obtainable last night based upon
careful inquiry, indicated that the conyic-
ton Of the Preside lent on Saturday should
the vote be taken then, is certain. Thirty
six senators are count upon noR as having
fully made up their minds TO vote for con
syiction, and there may be two more than q.
this number. II is tcertain that there is
now great depression IN the White House,
the confidence Of acqnittal which was felt .
few days ago having given placs TO de-
!spondency. The feeling Of confidence among
those Who favor conviction is based on g
thorough canyass of the Senate, and re
think. ii is likely to be justified by the
event. - oy7,ey's Chronicle.
The OTHER SIDE. ussington, May
4 have an impo tant announ eeInent %
make to-day The leading Radicals here have
given up an hope Of conyicting the sPreBi-I
dant under the present art eles The Mama
gers, thereSore held d meeting this morning
IA tie basement o the capii ttelI With q view
ssoY paepariie ssssu chafg It'd he submitted,
probably Ter Eongs ess shall haye admit
ted suaEcient number Of bogus southern
senators ID effect their sss e:
more l4zELtGe ~ rs 5 sss
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sIHAgrOHY ND EN- GkISH 2 q ! NJ
IS tsCHErsE on. ofss,Rr,znant. For sale ~ ~ IS
% = : j: pxfIER, HARTs0ok 4 GO.
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8 s. sssssssea frtSc.s IHNkye Qf
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CONTEMPORARIES.
.D1NEAppLEs j PINEAPPLEs


Another An lot Of very ane PIN iEil just
received. 80 ,t..
Cal early IL you with to secure one.
my1 ANDREW PIzzINI 4 co. j
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SUMMER REsORTS.

my4-,m solns1 = A's.'ss'.s'. ss.1 -. = =
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LONDON, May 15.-Noon.-United States
bonds, 7G2@703d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-31

EGGs-1srket bare; a few received were
cATTLE-The market is steady and fairly
supplied Choice beeves are held al 5@6c; inf
FRuIT-Dried fruits are lower. Apples "a
Ssc. reaches In halves lie; quarters &c.
rLoUR-The market is auil and prices M
Te eu ana Irregular. super TO choice, 50 50@
~HAH-sIock ample for Local purpos.s. Sell
sng on leyee a. SIS Ina retail way from store
HANs-Fair demand 8. c. eanvassed Isasc.
HHlEs-Recsipts light Dry flint. 2la22o +:
cLoice hrgs in market; second
qrality held at 9 20 Ice FIR butchers demand
A few dead hogs were offered on Front sirest
IRON TIEs-There IS a fair stock on hand.
Wy - ZOO aeHanh selling At E9s75se as TO
LARD-Kegs q s2izc ueross I9Is99l
LlME-Falr stock ard q maud. Cape and
Alabama 81 75a2; Euresa s2E2 %
MIS- POkk-Ihe supply is light Held 81
s. 0b3sfrom store.
BOlASsEsLStock light with verv fair de-
mahd We QuOte New Orleans rFboilet, IN
barrels, Ga4Oc rev OHesns syrnps 0as5c f;
MACK REL-Nsw kits NoIS2 55S2 "a. 10 .
g. az %; No 3, s. Sa2 90.
HALLS-Prl ces steady rates, s. s0a5 40.
5aTc
oILIcosl OF Ss40o; lard oil, 81 30 al 70;
oNI0NIG o. supply selling at 81 20 per
POTArOE-NorIhsrR, IN sacks. Per husher
81 Slgl ~; Minnesota ser barre! $50 sweet
POtatres@ zoe Per bushsl.
X Yer iva selling. Held A. 9Zai0c.
SgGAR-stoek moderate. Porto Rice I4GI5c
Ca6ee sugars l5gl7c.
-LT-Pdces steady. Held At s. l0l3 IS per
oai relof - lbs; 7 bushel barrels, IS tO84 . ;
Liverpool sack, coarse and hne, seas .
H EP-Nrry few in mark Tsnnessee
hel1 = a346 pr head as 70 quality.
TAR In kegS, per dozen. SOS 80
TlEkEfs-OIly a few IN market. He'd at
sl34l..
IDEAS CO-The market is moderately act We
7 T all Etnds OF manufactured tobacco and
price sre steady.
HIS Y-FRfr Gem nd for common at 81 %
al 3 Hl2hwnzs 81 SOL - zith iigh 0ck
Imitation Bourbon a S5aI IS Bourn p s 2-G4.
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The general averages for ali are-of
hogs, 20i pounds, and Of leaf lard, 2I4
pounds.
FIR the month ending September 23d.
202 900 bsgs OF coffee were sold in Rio de
Janeiro Of his amount SO 900 bags were
taken for shipment to the United States.
There had been 3 further decline ia the
prices Of all descriptions, excepting ordi-
nary frsts, tut the market was firm at
the reduction.
Many planters OF the Lafourche dis
tTict Of Louisiana have made & "run f"
in grinding their sugar cane, with results
which have proved satisfactory, most Of
them realizing something near 1000
pounds to the acre. The sugar proves Of
3 fair quality, and considering that the
cane rolled is none Of the best, the yield
is good. We have reason therefore 70
anticipate q good crop, and one that will
remuDerste the planters for the last two
years labor ard expenses.
APPLEs-stOck fair. Choice eating are nrm
81 sos OOking s. GGR.
BEA SsEEavy are in light demand at 81 Goa
s per buSheL
BR EN-Held 10 store at Sc Is a lot on the
1--we 50 o at IS Retail ine At 81 80 per 100.
RAGGING-Ehere is a air demand and mar
ket weak. a. stocks are heavy. Ltzbt Ken
1nchv I5aISc; heavy 2l92z1ze; Jute 25925o, No
demand Tor Ind"Is-DOhioany &c
BAC N-sb ck mprosi.g2c casks clear sidfs
.oId fro1o leyee a.. TS<c, but holders ask $50
- IN lot: iobblng AZ lSZc; clear NIB I75zc;
enc market IS weak, Extra
.boiea Is aeId Al 4sc; choice sOg4c
CHEE E-Fsir { OK apd 9e9sn1. FACTORY
1'I31s 10 caa1ge ~ report Oh com scarce.
New in Of : sss0o; q store in asnaA way 500
voc 81 ~ AVN dun, 81 s. delivered, is
49, dz1re We ceald learn Of DIT a lot on
ievas eonfd Ut ind > purchaser Al over q 90
. SSI4IoKENs-Far demand at 50 s0Si for
y0ung and Old
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FINANCE AND Trade
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.1
MEMPaEu nr.nhar 81 1853 4

OFFICE OF Il DAILY APPEAL.l
8ENPl5N. October 30. 1858.
The feeling in County bonds to-day
was not so good, and sellers were numer-
GUS, We learn that Barbour Lewis has
signihed bis willingness to issue bonds
over his " signature 70 all who have
any doubt about the legslity Of those
signed during his absence by Mr.. Merri-
man. It is also said that while North
he purchased 8 "double-cylindsr" press
in OrderJO work of Warrants more rapid
ly, his old "press" not being able to
strike of the "large edition required.
Be this as it msy, a very large issue OF
County Warrants is anticipated and the
msrket has been sensibly affected there
by. A sale of 5000 ct 6i3c was reported
to-day, but we are satisfied that any
amount could be purchased at these fig.
ures- Brokers report large OferiDgs
both for present sud future delivery, aud
many OF them consider the market fully
s. lower than on Tuesday last.
In Excsarge there is rather less doing
than yesterday aud money was tighter,
in consequences Of the delay OF the Ex-
press Company n delivering packages
which should have come to hand early
this morning OF last evening. Several
large money packages were nOt received
until the banks mad closed Some in
convenience was csused by the delay,
but it Is only temporary and would not
nave occurred had the ira rs made coz
nectFOns. The demand for currency for
shipment IN the Interior is large, while
that for Exchange is light upon al
points. Ess-eTn bills are taken st 1GE
discount ami sold at par.
God up~tei Ia NeE York AZ IS42 and
elo~sd =: I345. Our dealers bought at
lS3Sl34 aud sid 3 1855.
City bonds are quiet. Orders are on
the market for Any amount at figures
varying from 5295S', but none can be
bought AZ under 54l@55e, while many
holders ask 56L Nezriy all our bond.
have been tsken by home and Eastern
capitalists and it is only occasionally
that o makes its appearance for sale.
Railroad stocks and bonds ara firm, with
quotations nominal.
City Scrip is in sctive demand AID
firm slGSl4c we're the offering rates hv
dealers b sefItO tax payers st S4GS6c.
Police and School Scrip is firm with
nc change to note.
Statistics furnished to the National
Board Of UuderE writers show that in the
State o. New York there are I22 fire in-
sursOce companies, Massachusetts,, Is,
Rhode Island S, Connecticut II, Penn
sylvRDia S, Maryland s, OHIO 1, Illinois
. nmHHTa-.Ta , q. .
the shove, three foreign companies are
represented. The combined capital
amounts to Sos. 653, 6I7. Gross income
from IRE Insurance.. s39, 2OI, 7I6 IS. Ex.
penses, 1928 ,293 a. Losses, 80 49,
81 IS. Or the capital, So, 800, 500 is in
vested in Z. s. securities.