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Reeefpss by Railrsads

N o, o Il G W-Dec. 9.-8 bales cotton to
Bersud d Gibert-6 DeBlsnc Il Beer Tertrou
&co-4 II Mouton &co-l B L Millaudon-I hid
sugar l bbs molasses L Gravenberg-25 do La
ftte & Duflho-64 do G Z Leverich-l5 do Price,
Bine 4 Upper As do Z Bourgeois do are
206 do 81 hhds sugar J Adams &co-lS do Dy-
mond & Lally-S do % hf.bbls molssses p Pavy
&cO--20 bbls molasses Lspene 4 Ferre--7 do
hhds sugar Anderson-S do 81 bbIs molasses to
G Sabatier-12 do A Rocheresu-6 do A Lane
"A Rossk s ,S corn A TERROR &co-l2 hides hid do
l. Surle-4l bdl hides hides bbls tallow "a bbls
wax bag skins Buns bbls rice bbls beans
qr-bb molasses l. Terrebonne-I box skins Can.
hepe Loubens-60 hides l trc tallow ] Adams
&co-70 calves and sundries to order-Total 20
bales cotton IL hhds sugar 500 bbls molasses Is
hf bbls do
NO, & G N-Dec. ia bales cotton TO
Aymar &co-.36 Richardson & May-sO Richard.
son 4 Msy--l4 Summers Branins-22 West &
Wright-62 Higgins &co-lS J Hood Eco
ID @ Green &co-4 W Robson-20 r Powell
10 Lehman, Newgsss &co-ll NJ Musson &co-5
Walker q Vaught-2l t II Il J NJ Allen &co-2O
L Adams Son. Payne, Huntington &co-lI
K Huey &co-2 Jno Harde &co-l2 Won Phul
Bros-4 c Walmsley &co-5l bbls oil A Wang
20 pkgs tobacco Shropshire & Hathorn-lO bis
whisky Il L-25 do e Thompsoa-5 do Queyroze
Bots 10 eighth csks do Isaacson 4 Sexas-24
bxs mdse Quinlan &co-.32 do Belden-6 do
5 Zelbencker-4 do e s Benedict do Bauer
81 do II Tricou &co-4 do ] Young &co-5 do
Booth &co-5 Blandcan & Guitet-3 J Abbott
do Guttman Bros do Folsom & Bro do
Kern 4 Fellma4--6 do Vincent &co--4OOO feet
lumber p Ross-s000 do o RR-sundries TO
order-Totsl 3sI bales cotton
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sTEAMBoATs.

B L Hodge No 2, Barsnco, from Bay Sara
Baekford, Pickett, from Washington
Gov Allen, Tobin, from Careyville
Sully, King, from Thibodaux
Lizzie Tate, Stinde, from Shreveport
Peytons, Sballcross, I'm Louisville, barges
Golden Era, Hodge, from Shreveport
Frances, Blakeslee, from Mobile
Hunter. Jesnfreau, from the Jump
ARRIVALS AT TIE OLD BASIN.
Schr Geo Eike, from Blind River
Scbr Emile, from Bayou L3eombe
Schr Mary Ann. from ProctervIlle
Schr Maria Merz, from Pascsgouls
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr La Belle. from Tchefuncte
Schr Magnolia. from Bay st Louis
Schr Bonnie, from Blind River
Schr Hortepse, from Pascagoula
Scbr Mary Louisa, from Pascagoula
Schr Forager. from Hansboro
National, Gross, from Baton Rouge
New Era, Dugas, from Donaldsonville
N Sharp, Aucoin, from Donaldsonviale
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
North German steamship Bremen, Neynabar. from
Bremen llth ult. via Havana, to E Stock
meyer-4th district
Steamship C Harris, Lockwood. from Brazos
Santiago via lndanols, to A Whitney &co-
LIST district
Steamship Gulf Stream. Spencer. from New York
2Sth ult., TO G A Fosdick &co-lst district
Lugger Palsis Fottsnt, Lefort, from Petit Gallon
10 master-2d district l5
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-10

Wisconsin paper thinks farmers are in no
danger of suffering when they can get thirty
cents for butter, twentyeight cents for eggs, and
six to seven dollars for wood, even il they do
get less than dollar for their wheat
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-10

David o. Banks. of Easton. Conn.,, who had
lived . bachelor 65 years, and hermit for the
past 20 years, recently made love to and married
spruce widow Of 80 years. with FIVE response.
biitiee."
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-10

The cigar makers, at Westfeld, Mass, are in
the midst Of q trade difficulty, in consequence Of
their refusal TO allow q widow women to be EN-.
ployed by firm in the town. The frm declined
to discharge her, and the men struck and were
maid off
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-10

Ship st Louis, Hubbard, So days from Liverpool.
TO Lowell X Bailey
Bark Nicholas Thayer, Crosby, Fl days from Thorn
aston, Me-, to master
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Exports.
BREMEN-Steam

BREMEN Steamship Bsvsria-2366 bales cot
ton Is bales moss s29, 49 specie ii cases suudries
BAyRE- Ship Alaska-iO2l bales cotton 5000
slaves
HAVRE-Bark Sitka--2632 bales cotton 1760
slaves
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TMrORTAkT TO THE AFFLICTED
TRUssEsi TRUssEsii rRUssEsir

The undersigned, previously IL the employ Of Dr. J. A
enermsn late OF st. Charles street, original N .nufsc
nre o. Trasees and Ovtho ,edc Ins rusnt
one n services 70 citizens generally in the above
70 give entire :sti.fActioa 70 those Who nay
~ PIN trial Uah q 10 Bourbon street, botwesa Csns
Asa Custemhszss strssts, Nsv Orleans = KOCH
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FOREIGN PoRTs

London, Nov. 2l.-Cleared for New Orleans
ship Victoria, MaeTtens.
Cowes. Nov. 2l.--Arrived from New Orleans,
steamship Teutonia.
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Tlarinr sSntfIliRnte.

CREscxsr OFFICE NO Is CAxr srsKEr,
Thursday. December 10. 1888
CIearea Yesterday.
North German steamship Bavaria, Hebich, for
Hamburg via Havana and Southampton
Williams, Rupert &co
Ship Alaska. Small, for Havre, G A Fosdick &co
Bark Sitks, Stone, for Havre, VIM Creevy
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Memoranda.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

New York, Dec. ARRIVED from New Orleans,
steamship Bienvile, Baker.
Philadelphia, Dec. 3.-Clesred for Mobile, schr
b Emery, Young.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-10

bAGNoLIA wATEE.-S0perior to the best i'm.
ported German Cologne. and sold ct half the
price.
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACvs-xORGAN LINE u ..
Mail Steamers.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
FOX BAH at. LOUIS. PASS
NMENft Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi OoeAE
-r>~H<A Springs. PsscAgou a
Ths low-preasurs Iron I.Rura. Os,t.fr
JOSEPH NJ WALKER viii leave on arrival Of PoutSh.r.
train Psilrosd trsr as below:
On TUESDAYS. 10 n train.
On sATURDAfs II trsin-sn this strip going Pssss.
gouls.
Returning. VIII lsava OCEAN Spring. sr~nAv ana
rBURt DAY EVENINGS, and Pascagoula EVERY SUN
DAY room. WV"
The above trips viii be regularly unless prevented by
bed weather or low water.
80 and So Oarnp .tr>><
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TOWBOATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
L. Wishing to establish .n sauissi: <fMA
To- oder greater facilities 70 the sspp,ns sn,,rny ..d
leaving this port have combined the following rowSos 40
ECLIPSE LINE
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry wright and Sentinel
Achilles. Thes. a. Morgan. Equator. Va.
bash. Norman. Republic, TseuassA
Wieses and Reliance.
ras nan.er asd power Of ths sbey. associated Line OF
the ssS On IN iSs porN wan '>S1'' '''--' ~
PETER MAECY, Eclp.s hna
SCHNEIDER &zUBERBIER,
EDWARD A YoRKE %. Lsas
Associated onos. s Carondeles street. up Stain
o "a sG 1flasssfrzn
LINERROOL-
kfK FOR LIvERPOOL-THE Al o,aLll
$3.50. British ship j. .. D-Weif. M. Durham, mas
ter ready cargo will have quick dis
patch For freight spply to
FIR sceorDER 4 20. ~ C.rc-d.le. street.
RUTTEK, CHEEsE, BUCkwaEAr.
We have on hand and are receiving large esusign
msnts Of rboice Goshen BUTTER, l. d. CHEESE and
bUCkWHEAI, which offering TO the trade at low
ngueh GOODRICH RAILEY Grocers
esConmon and "A Canal street.
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
S'S.....'.'..,1; ssine stre~s
J. SOUBr, OPERATOR.
CARD Photosrsphs 81 50 Dozen; Imperial Cards %
per dosen; Porcelans from IS SIS per dzen Photo
graphs from Setting ssd OLD Pictures copied
Psste or Indian Ink greatly prices Work guar
srteed eoual 70 any in the city.
EKANKLn
TYPE STEREOTYPE. AND ELEcTRoTYPE rouxDz,
las Vine Street, between Fourth ana Fffts
& ALLISON. supsrinssndent, Cincinnati
hSnufActureu Of and Dealers In
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING NArEzIlIs
or EvxzY pxscRrrnoH
stereotyping and Electrotypinr
In an their various br.nchs-Books Nude Patent Ma
tah~'s and Dirs-tiora Johs wead n eta Et~ Et~
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To sail on SATURDAY, December l2th at O'Clock r.
ss. FOR HAvANA-U. g. MAIL LINE
@4Al--& The Al Iron Steamship
Dudiy Bnck,
L. H. PARTRIDGE. Commander.
WIN leave her wharf foo. Of oaioge street. First District
above For height W. R'i fEss sfEs CO. Agents.
Is Csrcndelet street
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nosaAE LINE .. 6. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
sss. .FOK GALVESTON AND INDIAN.
yAL&2 Ola - The iollovns new iron low-prsssurs
w. o. Hewes......l. q. Harrfs....Austfn,
Hia Mn.y ,.......... Asns: Hsr,sa.
st. Mary,
RS BOURNE Commander
WIN sail from foot Of st. Joseph street on FRIDAY,
December llth 81 8 p.
forrsishs or passage apply 70
cHAS A WHITNEY = 90, Assnsx
~ and 81 Camp street.
Freight insured half the adopted BY the Board
Of Underwriters July LIST, 1858
B-No bills ofading signed aor sailing OF the ,t.aer
xAL1t FOX TExAs-
INSIDE BKRwIoEs BAY ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
81; fS As s,gy ses s,:.,,
DAYS, at seoef I. r. and the train leaving the Al
ass hs Morgan Line ssamsIps a. srssss.. 10y
JosephiBe................ J. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Matsgorda............ Capt J. J. ATKINSON,
SUNDAYS AND THURsDAYs
fcty Be bad and state secured until o'clock
ousAs Railroad COMPANY No . CANA stress or r.; :. s.
Ferry Landing. on The morning q dspsrsurs
q. W. r. BAYLEY. SUPERINTENDENT
CORPUS CHRISTI.
Sea, FOX ROCKrOKr ST. MAKrs
and Corpus Christi via New Orleans, opelous.s
and great Western Railroad Morgan Line Steamers,
The iron stsame
Capt JSo. BENSON,
VIII leave Brsshear City the the y, A. n train
Of the New Orleans 0pelousas and w. Railroad on SUN
DAY Dec 18Th 1868 Freight fer Corpus Christi ST
For passage spply Office orsousas Railroad 60 Canal
street. ~
q. W R. BAYLEy. Superintendent,
9. A. WHITNEY CO., Agent.
Freight received every day at opslousas Ferry Landing
BRAZOn SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. h. MAIL sTKAMsHIPs
Leaves on SATURDAY. December 18th, asLx.
NSss. FOR BRAzOs SANTIAGO VIA
sszaaiz6s. GALvEsroN-Thsi iron sssamship
i. o. Harris,
WI. TALBOT Commands
win lssvs foot Of b. Joseph II the steamer
unable 70 the BEos bar goods delivered at
ships tackle eorsgsses 70 pay their gAteraxs For
freight Peas age apply
CHAs A WHITNEY co., As.usa
80 and 81 Camp street
Freight cured 81 onshs the adopted By the Board
OF Underwriters. July I. 1888
FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA PORTS
ALLIANCE LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
<aes. Fob PENSACOLA, wARRrSaro,
ssaA Marks. CEDAR KEYS. fXaPX AID XXI
Ga and all regular landings Chsitahcoches River sss
ssTs. ;od ne thar Gas
road snd stssmshps connecting ss FsusndinA Il loves
VERY SATURDAY.
Alliance, K PARKER, Commander
Leveea. L. r. LIVINGSTON. Commander.
Fiorida, n. o'LEARY, Commander.
The steamship DadIy Buct,
L. II. PARTRIDGE. Commander.
VII leave her wharf OF CaIliope strest n, SAT
URDA December 18th, at sF.n ~
f~ uaghi OF pAs,sss spp,y 70
10 Csrondeet streek
B-Bhippen vn please procure orders fton, Agen,.,
Once h~fore serdine freight ~ The s'eanrsr
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LIKERROoL.-

$kzsz<<-B British ship u. .. D-Weif. M. Durham mas
ter. is ready Cargo viii have quick dis
patch. For freight spply to
FIR. sceoRDER 4 co ~ C.-,-d.ie. s.r..,
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Sl2 and Prime 10 Choice southern 81 1od
So e PENNSYLVANIA ~ 20; Good 10 Choice, ~ Dt20 Con
active; Baltimore Prime White yellow and Mred Western
~ 90 delivered Miu0nt Oats better az IJ1 Rye quiet and
nothing doing Provisions active Clear RIO Baeon 5a Shous
lie Bulk Meats higher; e refused TO-DAY Tor shoulders paes
PHILADELPHIA Peb 5-Cotton-lsss dnand sales kmah Md
ding uplanss iec, Adns Os1s pc Petroleum a s i9.e'
kehned IN bond 22lu2! Flour acigci sales % oo ses
Western Extra Family 80 3n l2 Pens ysua and ono 40 sue
S2 70 Wheat and he'd duny, sales of 5000 lt5 "ood ana
Choice Red 81 % 60 DO White ga - % W oseri sass
vi IL Mixed Western. a. sirsdy; sass 81 500 bs.t
peun al b0stc Coffee frl' RIO eHl7c; Lsgsrra li~fe
MILWAUKEE Feb 3-Foer rlii Spring Ertas ~ 4 ohsf
Oats weak '6asc Corn nonna 80 for New Shsd R,s
80 Receirts 600 hl Flour 1900 bush ~ t
bush oats siiyneris-SlO bbls. Flour. 20 bblA Pork
clnei lic sales of No a sc Tor February Ole Avn SO
No Ga. Rye
ami drooIing Receipts-Norn 5000 bush.
Feb Aorr quiet Wheat qniet and scb'rff Corn
Bar ey Erner higher Fall ~ 5a - a. WHISKY unchanged arf
In little demand dull and lower romiray Mailing offered Al
he ba. no Mess ork dn and nonna ~ asked ard zl
Bacen-lht moderate demand u BE- of
Sbcnher lllc for sides d2lc m Clear Rib and Clear S-
r esre for 3le held hgnrr Beef Cattle advanced zSe
ga 81 IS gross. Gold. l4ol. buying. .s.,.
CHICAGO Feb 5Four fF demand Spru2 h1Irs ~ 'G Nv
we,t-Large speculative inquiry declined 2G3 No ~ VjH
81 10; No al 81 O2d=l Gil. closing unsettled Corn-New De
Old neglected. nOmnAs AZ t9 Osis du sha I~
cne &c s7lc Rye frmer quiet advanced dJc 3o03 Bsy
dnl Al o. for No p and 79a8le for rejected e.
Pork nomnsy dsnl 25c standard 42l Pnre Mess active
4l7. u 81 Lard trn ana .teld a. 'e
Buls Meats que Dr. Shoulders SIC r loose tngusa as
dn CumheTanls, boxed Ole Short Rib Mdtes Nc "os' nse
and advanced 80 lsa 50 dividing on 30
pounds Live Hogs 6m 80 2jQ +8 - Tor Common o. Fancy Choice
Beef Cattle moderately FROM - - 20 ~ 20 sheep closed
active al S4UE5 90 RseeptsO hhls flour 1900 bush Wheat
Exports400 bhs hlsh busb. Oats
1900 Dressed Hos 1000 Live Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY Feb The stock trains have been dc
ayed 80 that 10 cattle ard several ears sheep did not
rcach her, i'm season for selling. Hogs have eS-
reIney LIGHT several days, and they are ue bgh'r
Arrivals of cattle ut CoInmrmpaw. 1916 head. all Of
which have been sold fully mp To last weeks figures
most the OWucrs well a. buyers say little mghef
Trade was fairly active. and prices ruled from l5dlsc
nothing very poor Offering. while the tops Of several
droves were very good. j. 1. AncAdnuer, - usual
buueh Of 70 of his feeding very nne, weighing
close upon 10 cwt aud brought &c., part of them on the
scales make 60 n per cwt iben 100 head laid AT o.
cwt run out az a6c. - at - lCAc ON "a cwt; while
The balance called G. cwt, brought IJal7c. g. d. Alex
auder had several lots among them one ear extra Steers
Of "a cwt., some more of the French feeding which
brought with Is other tat cattle "a cwt sold ut 100
Ic. and - head lar % ewl. satue ~ ~
pleun had % Ind steers "a OF them prime c"t cattle
sold at close upon llc and 80 at l6c on cwt; :. w
Alcrtons drove OF las III steers scarcely medium %
cwt brought l5dltc
Hudson C;y,wh l2i head in the yards and 10 cars
due trade was not very brisk some buyers oDect
hlg the quality Of the stock ON hand while others
wanted look at what was back Many sInaii io,S OF
mixed State stock were offered ahd owners eaueu lnc
prices scarcely good as last week NJ least tney were
disappointed at not finding better market Win hsn
supply OF cattle Several lots remained unsod at night
very few really good droyes on sale and Ger
ainly there Is no improvement GA common stocK We
note sales OF a light ONO steers ana elIeS % cWt a
3c; - pretty fair Il evil. Indiana cattle at lj0ltc I0
7c; IFS others for Woods " GILLESPIE, AT lJo!, on y
cwt; - ohio oxen y cwt Al loS ie ~ nIte 2t .
and heifors cwt 1T 20 each with Il GOOD lItte
Illinois steers o. cwt. at Ice.
sheep are Unchanged only some extra fine lots have
brought higher rates owing "a superior quality AT Com
munpaw, cars came IN TOO late To obtain reports OF
sales Some. sold previously. brought cc for ear s.
ONO stock, with poor, ~ ID AT t-c ana
~ ~ SO At ChambcTns, IOO head heavy Jersey sheep
liG ~ brought ST.
lively. ears we're due at Hudson City. part of which
came IN late The best sheep were III head fine wool
stock very rat, fed by L. D. Wadsworth in Wyoming Co,
y y, ana bought on the cars by T. q. Dickinson After
reaching here they sold Ia j. Harrington for SIC
No. They weighed l0 No. after being deprived or oOd ana
wafer for several DAYS ears Beside these
OHIO stock u brought SIC; ear state, 50 n. olc with
ear 10 n. AT &c.
Hogs are worth saslc aud prime lot would sell for
sac Very few are coming forward, only go being
c,lyed AZ Communipaw SO FAR tins week with ears at
Foriicth-st Monday and nothing. yesterday
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PASSENGERS TO ARRIVE.

For THE EAsT.-The following named pas
sengers left San Francisco January Is IN the steamer
Sacramento. for Panama;
j. B. Blackburn. A. c. Wilson, Master FRANK o. bIi
terneld b. Held wife and child. Mrs d. g. Bfower ana
infant A. Ayers George II. Williamson, Henry Reding
ION l. Marriott aud wife, +. Bellni and wife, Mrs
Edgar Ri,ldell Miss J.. NJ. HOLSTER George Ellsworth
Mrs Ferdinand Aranza, T. Robbins, = X Bristol, julie
Roio William A. Mills Louis Duke, Frederick Burns, H.
Va,salm David shirrey T. H. Meyers, William shear
sn,,th and wife H. Z. Smith, Capt J.. l.. James
aud wife Peter buckingham, William Lowry. DIR
G. r. Hammond. Mrs II. j. Champion and infant
Odemeir Mrs L. A. CARRIER and four children. +: A.
Whitresv Mrs Catharine story, Miss Ellen Riley H. 6.
Hendrickson VI. CARRIER. Griffith Williams W Mullen.
Miss J. Oliver, Mrs II. Taylor II. Hanson, j. II Pierce.
W r. Nelson John sacard p. Murphy. n. Horvts. A. G.
Nichols Charles =. Latham, NJ Wurkheim and child, J.
r. Lewis wife and three children. " X. Howe, Leopold
WertheiIner Eugeno Bianch, wife aud child. Mrs G. s.
Way and three children Mrs r. A. Bush and infant Mrs
c. II. Hollster and son. f. and 9: Boardman, Mathew
Hubbell Henry Hubbard, A c. Phillips j. 8. Bingham.
G. c. Wilkinson. Henry Hdreth, Francois Richards, b
c. Franklin, I. r. Roberts, Arthur Sutherland VIE ana
child ]. H. Perkins, d. ID. Blair, John Potter Thomas
Dover, Mrs j. B. Webster. Mrs. X Carleton and TWO
children. Keys, Henry Rogers. j. b. Tyus. MISS X j.
Robbins b. J. Bowes, wife and two children, Samuel 3
wilmington, William Morrison, J. Coveney Charles Mey-
ers, f. A; whttesey, Ernest MAYNARD, X NJ Donneliy.
William Poole Joseph st. 0nge, Daniel Domnady, j. H.
MarstOn, and 80 IN the steerage.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
utunpE.N NApEl.r-s

~ ,rl,Nri, rSIKer,rA TN
LoNpoy 5-l:l5 mConso. none, s3
aa United Five Twenty bonds III 2; Illinois CentT. Rail
Wy share, 81, Erio Railway shares "a.
LovDov Feb 5l20 m-Consols for money and the
so, FreTpeniy bonds IL Illinois Central Railway
shares 81 Erie Railway shares, a.
LoSDoS Feb closed 80, Money
and account United Tvene dull H.. Illinois Central
share. ~; Erie Railway shares "a.
PRaSKFoRr Feb 6Il:lj munied states FveTwenties
Of s62 ~.
FRANKFORT Feb 5-l2op mUnited States eTwene she
OF 1862 81.
LvEnPoo1 Feb a-i:ls m-Cottou quiet and steady; the
es TO-DAY are esime at 10000 bales the following are the open
ing quotations, Mng upauds Id Mlddlng Orleans 3d. Bre.
suf quiet 4? Mixed Western Wheat 1873 White
California 1919 for Milwaukee Red BAre, for American
Oats 4S9 Canadian; Flour 81 for West
ll9 for Winter Cured Extra PRIME Mess, PORK, ~ for
Eaen Prime Mess Lard 50 for Fine Americans Cheese 81
highest Of Fine American Bacon ~ for Cumberland Cut
standard Sugar z6 Rou 61 for Common Wilmington
aud Pse TAow ~ American spnts Iupentne,
99l y cat Petroleum. ll?I or Refined.
LyERPooI Feb 5-,O uCotton active the sales TO-DAY will
reach bales Mins upAnd. I'D Mddlng Orleans 3D. Corn.
429 Mixed Western Wheat 10 for White California aud Il ,
for No Milwaukee Barley SO or American Oats II
American Peas. Tor Canadian. Flour 81 Western Beef
III for Prime Mess PORK % for New
Prime quiet 1915 for hne American Cheese 80 n
highest range Of Zine American Cumberland Cu, No
u Dutch Standard Sugar ROs Common Wilmington s
~ fer Fine T,lOw al for American Spirits Turpsnln. 20
cr Petroleum. ~ for Refined
LIVERPOOL IS mThe Cotton closed 6m With an
upr. tendency prices The following the authorized closing
auotaions: Mdins upsnds port 7la5d MdIug Upsuds
,r,e lid Mdng Orleans sa8.d The active
III. sales OF day m Beadsurs snd Provisions
Of all kinds unchanged quotation. Sugar quiet
STANDARD 26 Naval Stores quiet Spirits Turpentne 296 Ron
Common. SO; Medium. w..
LONDON Feb 3-llS m-Whsle OIL fs 252 gallons; Sperm
OH ilO y un; Lnseed OIL 10 tup Lnseed CAKES $40 l0
y tun for Thin OboOg
LoSpos Feb S-l2o mwbsls OIL so6 239 gala Sperm oil,
so Lnsssd OIL 70 lo Lnssd Cakes sie io Ftan
for Thin Obong
White.
AsrwrRr Feb SIS mpsrosun closed a hsnes for
stssdard whs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
LINING STOCKS. -FmST BOARD.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 5-r. ".


Gold closed AT 1Ill The clcarings OF the Gold Ex
change Bank were 81 66sOOO, and the balances
tlgl5,5l5. The Russia for Liverpool. took ont sal
ISL i'll treasure.
Money is offered freely at 405 per cent on call
Commercial paper is wanted at low rates, when first
class. Second class il Of more ready sale.
Exchange is quoted London, GO days, lO'. 0llO;
sight uO!QnOg; Paris. long 5l5d5.l3.; short.
5l91a5113: Antwerp. 517! d5.l5; Swiss. 5l'l@1.l1;
Hamburg 39l; Amsterdam, AZ; Frankfort. ~. "a II;
Bremen rs. a79 Berlin. az.
The DAYS business at the office OF the United States
Assistant Treasurer was: Receipts for Customs, si0'
900; receipts for Gold Notes $4,000; total Receipts,
A. $50 90; total Payments s9'3.Sj ~ Balance,
sIOO,554,962 Al
The Stock Market opened weak at lower prices the
decline extending to Government stocks. All the
issues were lower, with large transactions state
stocks were freely offered and new Tennessee Is
sold at GO. Railway mortgages were firm. and all
offered were taken of full prices. Bank shares were
steady. There was further break m Express shares
Adams fell l.. Wells, Fargo. American, j. and
Merchants Union the latter rallying at once from
20, 70 80. with little offering. The Railway shares
were freely offered. and large amounts changed
hands. New-York Central touching 10 ;
Erie 79g; Michigan Southern, ~ North
West Preferred 72., and Rock Island I. The market
appears to wait upon Enc Common WIN "hich the
street is loaded and for which high prices nave been
Maid. The abundance of money for the moment has
i;,,Ie eject in sustaining the market, and a good
many hitherto bull spectators seemed disposed to
wait for still lower prices. Al the second board
nroes were higher, and after the call stocks were in
demand. Government stocks closed iirm' and are
wanted by institutions unable to earn money at per
cent on call. At the close the market was strong;
Pacific Mail sold at lIls New-fork central i%i;
Eric ia; Aishichan Southern, sO' North Western