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New-York tribune., 1868-01-29

rmct Wells TINA sneaks az the trade: Imports into
Now-York this wcek-from Liverpool Soi hhics; l9in
lireinen o7 bales; from London 70 bales from caiau
ls bales Total. 5G9 bales. These comparatively Hth
arrivals have caused somewhat better feeling III ih.
trade and hopes entertained tnat tie export
season is spcedy drawing to close, ANA that onr own
produce will soon be In better demand Although brew
crs rencrnlly said 10 be bnt scahy sdplea li.e
brewing season is far advanced that We do nor
think all the common Hops IN the country cHh D. !st
before the advent of the new crop. III foreign aFiNns
cease altogether ~ viii tend, OF course o increase tue
rnness Of markets., ani 10 make tue demand IN ec
ra better bat do not look for an Improvement III
prices for time to come fer the reason tat 0iceis
who have been waiting for reaction. viii naturally iaHe
advantage of tile slightest improvement, and the bulk OF
the crop OF NewYOIg State, which !. .ti back, VIII
begin 20 cOIpe forward, nnd we shall probably nave
than enough 10 meet all Geinands Tor nome
consumption at the present ruling prices As foreign
shppers have acted nOa the wise priucle or removing
all limits aud restrictions Oh the prcos 10 be obtained iOr
their on Gales have been freely made and there In 30
accumulation Of stock review Of our qnotaiios iro!n
tie first arrivals up to the present tmc show tine decline
have been fully 20c u. This owing pTinepdy 10
the great depreciation in the quality. Larry siles OF la
yaans were made ut Csc T. i5 while today the best ~
the market can I've had Ht 65c Exports this week. 10
bales. London and Continental mafA't on thc s1h HIST
reported hrmcr -,
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
NAVY PAraAsTERs OFyIoK No. - Broslesy,l
NEw. loAx, Jan. q. 1873. !
ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.-Sealed

EkESH bEEt AND M ~ II ADJ lI
until o'clock the day o Feb
rary supply 2O0O rsunls o Fresh Beef ard 10000
pounds FRESH Veehs the BROOKLYN Nsvyiari and station
required The Beef avi Vegetables must he Of gooi quality AM the
ecb aTrie be offered To- ~ the
pound proportions fore aud Lui quarters
approved security w be required in onehsf the es
mated amount per cent addition will he
he'd Of each be made a. collateral security
due of the contract which Will account De
patl. until $ fily complied with.
accompanied bJ writes IT, signed by
mor rsrsous the bidder bidders viii II his their
sceeped Obligation sln eve dAg with good ahd
snacert siretics. 10 furnish the art elss proposed
prop0q be oasidrei EHirs accompanied ~ sueh guar
dnfv ad % sdrp fhaf TIE bidder rgaior d>Gter
a. art>s prop0d ne oU reQuirod bs G n Congress
The Department the right any proposal not ons
cred advantage the GOvenment
u he undod that the stipulated quart OF either article
shall leaving basnce the oher article the contract
ray fa option Of the Department.
J &. ELDRBDGE, Paymssler u :. Navy.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

To merchants, bankers, spectators, invest
era L. Read Tie Commercial aaa fIG1oa cAr'n and Keep
On s Twin he vors mo' It's ea' t"you Published " No %
Sui.u... q, slop,rJssr. siagle copy. 20 cents
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
Ytaal nutitts.
Oyrict or rHE UNITED STATES LITr lSscgaScx Co.,
Is rnE CIR o. AKv.YORK. No. 70 WALLsr., ,
4

liz rnE CIR o NKv.YoRK. No. 20 WALLsr, ,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at a
~ ae-tas BOsr Directors of hs CopanJ daily esavead
% A, ,h following resolutions Increasing the Gnsrass
and directing the time and mode
.ebux pyng lncnSg the closing opening
the Capital Stock " this Company be
Hundred TheuGAnd dollars aud that subscriptions
Conpasy No ~ Wall street Cy af Eewyaf OF SATURDAY
ffsbraary betseen the
Ues each seee-dag day bsiveen The
hours daring air ousnen days thereafter uness the subsehPios
hereby required paid dollars
the Of mssng such subcpssf the hase eeinE
forts dea share rhn ten busnss ss from aud sfsr the f
isel DAY Febsy AMI the Of sting guarantee
hereby declared lie such ssherpoa
Resolved IhAt koc Of tbs the Cspa steer d
ih Company One Hundred fhoasf dollars he .nd the ssms h
pspsrs published 10 the Cty ofNsN.Yoh 80.
kSsoled That sfths Company oe a ne
sfe hereby dect-d TO he closed and IRON
day Of February nn Wednesday ne fsertn d o. 'a
nsF, az noor ~ order NICHOLAS DsOkooI secIseeg.
CHERIFFs OFFICE, Philadelphia, January
- H. fe68--ORPHAss COURT ROR THE q ASD COUNTY
or PHLADELPIA-Rstate ofCHAhIES EkrskR deceased var
proceedings Partition of Read ktats IA the Seu "aso eI
directed iaaHlsfoa will be held upon The
premises described t hrst cy Of Jauu n ~ 1919
a. n oecrt aud aqarc, ameag "hsr hnfs whehsf
bo ad be parted and daod Nh pEsnis 70 oI
thereof Otherwise value and spprase ths same shea
aud sksre attend ngoa see proper ,,r,,
To wnl.na pslp 5.t tia " B.Asr Mary u Gahspu .nd
Gillian huslsal D. BieS Elizabeth brown Mathis Hen
derAon. @. Hssdsssu Martha Woi iong ,toit Egeae
So N% Y s,s .S. sai John oas 4sns sii s,
% ls~y A.las J.Re ker hafas seet LHs AeJ.sr Cath
Rib ag x,l ass sitho whsr lea.s san'er sssi sos
S inlue IN ~ Philadelphia on tie ist Gay ~ JanHY A d. 1913
Al "a, before psOcssdas % 'isW 'aa .i premises
~ iAv5NN
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29

cash resources in coin md legal tenders nave &c,
cressed$1 022O7l The Cearings show an increase oi
business being tsO3SO greater than lhe previous
week, while the balances decrease sl5g,Ho.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29

sALT-The market irn, bat We have no sales 10 re-
port The demand is moderate indeed at previous
prices which In the jobblng way. We quote ..
furls Islands ftash 81 2Syraeuse Grolnd ~ o. ISL ~
L1poo Gc tsscss9 o. 0ss III L5., Pine Wthlrs. ~ "
Ly Asbtoa.. 80 iiT., Iiae, Hgziss2 ~ SV'
sOAPWe note sales Of 30 boxes CASTLE at ltal9tc
sEEDS-Clover seed mas been very dull aud heavy;
saies o. Now az 2 Timothy Seed is dull 1T 81 1SdsJ
Rough remains quiet ut s. 7cds2 30 per Dus
TALLOW-We have had a good demand Tor this staple.
prices are under favorable from Europe and
fue advance IN Iuld sales to-day OF $4,000 ut lCl d4c
for Western, aud III aIifc. for city.
WOOIr-A far business may be noted IN Joo lour g.
pecay for common and ne grades these VIII br1ng iu
and III some Instances better priccs In California anu
Pulled Woods notice little moro inquiry. ana
prices are firm. Foreign wool is unchanged
business generally is quiet, OWING 10 th1 con
tsued dulneSs the goods market. Ire Closing
0uototiOn arc DOmesiIc Fleeces at t0GCc. for
atye aud Cef0urth McriIOs, .difc. FOR one hAi ana
threeot1rtcrs do; t5Q52c. for fuli-boOd Merlnos
and 55aCoc for saxOny fleeces Ta32c for No Prued
81 SuperDe do and ~ 6b0c fOr TX ira do 10 c
for common Unwashed California 24d1S for Fine d0 ~
a23c for 10 choice Texas. and Amerlcan Comb
ing at tSd52c We quote Foreign rs follows; South
American at 3s137c for Common Washed. ssd31c Tor
Unwashed Mestiza and MernO, 20QSSc. for Washed
Tntre Rios 2Oa24c. for Unwased Creole. 38Ui for
WaBhed COrdova: Gillian at 2od2tc. for Unwashed Ness
tlEa and MOrino; Capo Of Good Hope. SdDc Tor un-
washed East India 20ds0c for washed and African AZ
ISa2Jc Ion Unwashed and IS os0o. for Washed.
WHALEBoNE-We learn OF no important sales; prices
are unchanged
WHISKY Nothing OF moDen. doing priocs are en-
tirely nominal.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
ILLINOIS and MICHIGAN CANAL BONDS
n PROCLAMATION.

sTArt EIEcrTrE OFFICE SrHIseusLp. Jan 1882
sqs 81 Ss sss,. cf So. ss,d An . r,sia
a. e. Of & =. cnSaD oGLEsBY @
s s d, DO q l. T4u. lS :. '" u & AK aScsS s4H Txcn%SGs
NATIONAL BASK 10 tie CIV Of S,~Yor pay NJ
ou ss b. ,ss Of in parsars Il nd do aher sp.ity
a rsea s st toe ' y s,eh & ana & a. q ~ % ia a
fe I'D i;A ty Of Ftma is w Do ds issued L PaI,,ns Of ~
ihs @ and Ahias ceaa ,ps'sd JaPns 49, a Ss1i5g 1s &
ll5 lie ta o ~ 9 ~ . s9 nu,s to 20 iaeIc,i's 2
ssl, s9 81 CO. c.! GA 6 30 e ~ " 80 y o. S 70 @ ~, a. nS9 ,1
e s1s 81 t9 - 30 90 2e Inclusive o'O es' s' &c. S 'O
Also REGI,IEaED ECSDs Il el.., d-,eron nan
besa TO ineue u to - Gys @ a ~ 70 ~ 2 al ,es 70 10 il9
M 5 ~ s E "; 3, m 4, 10 ssa ~ 81 % m lSs aS o'o 70 rs
se s S.,s % ,a5 t. - iSca, ~ s, "a m s, 2s
80 80 ta va y, ;s s 5 s a. a. m s5 SS ss a. o. rs 80 S. & ss @ al
c9 sS sG pg sii 9l 90 et s sa aso s4 S;S s19 SO
tiSo BoS6s ae ia porspnss t,h section Of IA act
DIS pro- "a i"y n 's e l @ md S5's BERN Dat. J
.d ,:, @ i,: s -; = S lo f, l III IL @ ie: sS @ , ,s 3 s 3 lis
III iais isis, 2ss ia lals 2 2ci a. ,,,-
f. A2 s s. s S.. sGsD l69s q z; 55 '' is ~
~ va W.. ls I rs I M M "a Z . 'I ss5 iao rs 2s i:SO i7a Ia
Ass CANAL BONDS issued provision, Of act to t.sd
state ,ep ,lPeva Peha. e ls' e,ssy a;ts Jay IL iS - w y
y o. e. @ o. a. i NJ ~ T. a. i:s l99 s9 ,99
&C. 90 cd s'i c T. li u; rs f ls & 49, 11I "a 49, 'sl 1'.
sD EoS9S m 1 Of 81 sf "a: ne Eos IS % n@'' e, M ~ y
@ y D. b, 2; b, = - = ~ - 3 s ~ ~ s5 ~ "a ~ ~ "a "a R s 80 as 5i
III T. a. ve. 315 30 81 - -, 5i 2s yy t9 ~
as 80 43 IS - = D. ti f6i to. - ~ ag s4 .sl'
- ss a .ei * . ~, 81, C-i o. IJL 10 ~"
40 10. 81 :. - II, lsJ. Id. , ..,..
f Ard unpaid tie pnho debt Ae
a. tr s Is~o~ spnrutei Del 49, iti g. w Bond
.it c.u,te isl.d the Alnr-tsn Ofc 81 hope Co.
irtriri Vesmherrh wiI0w Nam boo,k - At-seraan
Is wBglEoY Lsesr) st ny Lad. I cause 20 %
nfrei the Great Sesl Of state So,
l. n t ,ear of Lori tBaussid cst hulfrei and
.... sld q he rpcner-e oi ID b .il.' tSe
,is.'r ..co-a RiCaAED j. OGLBSBi, Governor.
~ the suiHoS TISoALE S.sret.ry ei STATE.
CITY OF hE0KUK per cent NEW BOND5.
" -Ists sai rnEal payable At The Ceah Ha'ona Lana s"
l"rt. -.,,,., 80, =. O., ,,rr
These BonIs ugDEE OCAPlrTEES ,ni THRkBFotD FLCU-
ITf held w Hear snTe b. reTfici a. ip1
Lee-fe4 cri 5000 & 0V io SAs.
Apply WA H. sASpF1ED. Csshler
- Eaiinal h.nk. Neu-Y York
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
TotalAnnnnt ofA..ets

e,- .-ll IN.
Maid 10 tho holders thereof ther egA nprs'eI' w sh A'
lneslsr the stu II February next - ,oe. IN 4.
Iy eT cent Of the outstanding certificates of the Issue Of 1853 VII he
,te sne pad To- the holder, thereof the legal rspsenares
"a .rS after Tey February which date ntefrs
a this reasonable Wl cease Ib e-Laei 70 OeFo
ao A. the te 81 paymen anese % the extent P,d
dividend Thirty PER CENT 4 declared o. The b esrnrl 1e
niums COMPANY for tts ending d Dec
W., m, orss, ~ b. Bo.nJ J II. CHAPMAN, heesArr.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29

TIE stock is estimated No s2s hhds Cuba, ss do Porto
Rico 1892 do English Island. nearly all old crops ana
200 bbls New Orleans Sales of Gj bhds of Baftd"c ~
L.q55c.. aud 25 AhAs crop MascoyadO, at 500 No
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29

! NAVAL sTORES-Spints OF TuIpeniinc has been ~
far demand prices better aud close nn; eSis VI
5rO bbs ia lois. at quotations Crude IL hrly h,iu
Resins Of all grades better and prices nave nu ul
ward tendency; tie demand has been very active a, ~
particularly FOR the low grades and we note sals o, M
10 900 bbs at g. Ss a$3 for Comnon, and s5@S IA o
| Strained and No. 4 Tar Is quiet. We quote: -. -, .o
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Jan. 9s-s.ssf bbls Flour 100 bhls. Whisky, 100 bhs
Corr Neal 277g sacks Meal. lao bush. Wheat. Zs
200 bnsh Corn sceO bush. Oats t.sj0 bush. Malt $500
bush. Barley. l6i bush seeds. pkg AaheA. q I:1s
Reef on Ibis Pork, 1870 pses. Cut Meats 2fis Ib -
Lard l992 Dressed Hogs. 1870 Live Hogs, i.is lkss
Butter, 27a pkgs Cheese let bDis Eggs
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
SAILS hr Sutfiun.

tEo A. LEAvr1, Aa-fooesr
p0OK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL. Aasrpsee and EsbthsL LEAyiIf. sTREBgIGH
Ia Cossa 6oLb
SATURDAY hVENISG, feb. !. at Z o'eloek
eALE OF A CHOICE coll RCTiON or BOOKS,
buprel varieties " IMPORTED VALENTINES s rsosivst res
Tsf su1 5-GRBaT SALE OF PAryrIYGa
SATURDAY EVENING. Feb ], a. 7 oeock.
sALg OF CHOICE COLLECTION oP BOOKS aks ~ 70
~ IMPORTED VALENTINES.
Ius, received ton Europe some very sesaAt
GREAT SALE OF PAINTINGS.
John II. AUSTEN. AnetoneerD
Ctsn Galleries AstorPsee lObSDAf ana hpEhs
DAY EVENINGS Feb tsd at eceeL vy hrSs sss ses,ss %
modern Paniinss oSF psing cncsss es
Of ves ard EuOPe,o Artist nuy oi shiss ss's % ssvs
before exhibited this pum5sf OF choice sef to
Of Marble AMI 1errs CHls hfnsJ ~
The hurfrd o the lzf5 ~
collections before the pabhe n Tine
OF American Artlsls whose piergrss N tbe salei
LeGtse, ksLhg ". " Brosr,
Bsphars. Irving Resiter,
fagnani Hsrierbrook faurL
w;aesdd Brrroot. ws.hhgt-a yhs ~
A. I,oa. LRrg wKoeiieA
M. A. koetock, I'D Young, kru,snAn.
Macs fmsts.
Coq,urer J. iabaer vsarbrg
and very many otben
The plcturcs are eer-rt'r frau ed. aid
ON VIEW DAY AND EVENING.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29

Receipts oss bbs for the week. but the falling OF IN
consumption. with stocks held from previous weeks and
fee arrivals expected, have combined 10 deprss the
market and reduce the quotations "a jc v dozen, Eggs
arc coming from Plilade phia BalhmOre, Norfolk.
and from Atlanta, Ga. There heavy feeling,
and dealers hnyug freely at 33c, for fresh
Laicd sell slowiy We quote: r
r. H. Pa .frtsh fwes.srn 5ff
An tfi,~I a. .lot. al6rry
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Dreadful Accident in a Music Hall
WASHINGTON.

General Howard Coming SOuth-aeneral
AouSsead Coming SoOn-Ad Interim
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
PrObable-GenernI Banks for AZ In.
Interim Minister to RussIn-CoIOneI
smouwoOd to Run the PsstOmce.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-General Howard,
OF the Freedmen's Bureau, started
south this afternoon to visit all the princi-
pal Bureau stations aud perfect arrange.
ments Tor winding up the concern by Janu.
ary.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided
to receive no more applications for clerk
ships.
General Rousseau is in town. He will
leave in a few days tor New Orleans.
1t Is rumored that an ad interim Commits.
sioner OF Internal Revenue may be appoint.
ed at any moment to relieve MIR. Rollins,
and that the subject of placing General
Banks in the Russian mission as an ad inter
i'm, vice Cassius M. Clay, is seriougly dis.
cussed at the White House.
Mr.. Evarts, the Attorney General, ia away
however, and the President has decided to
await his opinion on such delicate matters
before taking any decisive steps.
Internal revenue receipts over 81, 500. OO0
Secretary McCulloch has issued orders TO
heads OF departments to classify clerks ae.
cording to capacity and attention TO busi
ness with view to sustaining the more
shtlltnl and faithful.
Colonel W. M. Smalwood has been desig>
mated by the Postmaster General to take
charge of the p04otlice ut New Orleans,
Colonel Mann, member of Congress from
Louisiana, leaves here 10 night on q short
tour North prior to returning to New Or
leans.
Solicitor Of Internal Revenue Buckley
VIII assume charge of that Office tomorrow.
No appointments of guagers or stOrekeep.
ers under the new spirit and tobacco tax
law have been made. About 100 commits.
sioners for the farmer have been made out
at the Internal Revenue Bureau, but not vet
signed by the Secretary of the Treasury.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

We are indebted to the Washington cor
respondent the Chicago Times fer pen-
photograph of the President as he appear
ed on the last day of the session. None Of
Mr.. Johnson's. pr lecessors bear close in
spection 80 ill'as he. Here is What his
political niend says of the soehe in the
Presidents room at the CAPITOL:
"Ihe President went to the Capitol at
ten O'Clock to-day, to be present to sign
bills, so as to prevent the DELAYS in trans
missions to the White House. He oecupied
his room in the TeE OF the Senate Chamber.
and, assisted by all the members of his
cabinet, examined and acted on all the
bills as they were presented to him. The
exertion, however, was too ereat for his
patience, for the bills came thick and fast,
and cards shsWersd in upon him in great
numbers, The ventilation wsl also poor,
and he shouted, and seoldcd, aHd pers-
pired, giving short ariswers TO the Senators
and others who approached him from time
70 Time. His petulance getting the better
of his courtesy he refused to see such Sem
ators as sought him, and would answer ne
questions whatever. There was great anx-
iety to know if the Prssidentwas to sign
the funding bill; il he was TO call en- extra
session, and other matters of material in
terest, and he at last, in fsaming rage.
took his bundle of bills under bis arm, and
made for the White House,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
t 0rlsaus gepah'iea,t.
Al JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
Al JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
THE NATIo ,'s PRAYEK.

Aefollowing poem, written by young
III New York for fast-day service,
w appeared in the New York Post,
dS. 1864. lts words seem prophetic,
~ gw of the coming election of General
" as the next President:l
~. her, TO Thy throne ascending,
M Est the Nations prayer to Thee:
,'Nb their hearts and voices blending.
NOd-Grant-Victory!
y have suffered, 0 our Father,
~ the great cause, Liberty;
we come to Thee tor suCcor-
y od-Grant-ViCtOry!
\ Ant chairs are in our households,
a scsnt hearts each day we see,
'gl in anguish often whisper
Cd-Grant-Victory
ber. never let base traitors
~ this land of brave and free,
a Ger those whose hearts are saying
Cd-Grant-Yictory!
y, Ii 10 Thee our prayer is rising
bus we humbiy come to Thee,
RIl Ing Thee in broken accents
Dd-Grant-Victory!
III Thou wouldst longer listen,
Ee1lsubmit our alto Thee,
, Swing that in His good pleasure
h bd wM grant us victory
JLI b, when this dread strife is over,
lN BID the day of peace we see,
n shsl keep our country's watchword-
pd and Grant and Victory
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

/ ance or such favor to said reconstruction
acts except an open advocacy of, or voting
for the constitutional convention.
Mr.. Ray moved to strike out all Of the
proutso.
Adopted.
Mr.. Ray moved the adoption of the sub
stitute as amended.
Mr. Futch moved to strike out all of the
substitute from line l0l to lis inclusive.
Mr.. Futch withdrew his motion, which
was renewed by Mr.. Jewell, of Orleans.
Lost, II yeas to Is nays.
Mr.. Ray renewed his motion to adopt the
substitute as amended.
Mr.. White moved to strike out all from
line sixty-seven to seventy-three inclusive.
Mr. Jewell moved to strike out all of the
substitute after line thirty.
Mr.. O'Hara moved to lay Mr. JEWELS
motion on the table.
Mr. Jewell called for the yeas and nays.
The yeas and nays being ordered, resulted: !:
Yeas Campbell, COPELAND, Francois,
jerks, Kelso, Lewis, Lynch, Monette,
Whitney, Wilcox, Williams, and Wittgen.
stein-17.
Nays: Anderson, Bacon, Beares, Black
man, Day, Egan, Foute, E. L. Jewell, Or.
den, Todd, and White-lL
MIR. Ray moved the previous question.
Mr.. Jewell, of Orleans, moved to adjourn,
and called for the yeas and nays.
The yeas and nays were ordered resulting
Yeas: Anderson, Beares, Blackman, Ea.
gan, Foute, Jewell, and Todd-7.
Nays: Bacon, Campbell, CoupIand, Day,
FRANCOIS, jerks, Kelso, Lewis, Lynch, MO
nette, Ogden, O'Hara, Packard, Pollard,
Ray, Smith, White, Whitney, Wilcox, viii
llams, Wtttgenstein-2l.
Mr.. Ogden moved to reconsider the vote
just taken.
The President decided the motion out Of
order.
Mr.. Ogden appealed from the decision of
the Chair, and called for the yeas and nays
The yeas and nays were ordered, resulting:
Yeas; Anderson, Bacon, Beares. .Blaokmin,
Camp ell, Coupland, Day, Egan, Foute, Fran.
Lynch, Mon6tte, Ogden, O'Hara, Packard,
Pollard, Ray, Smith, Todd, White, Whitney,
wilcox, Williams, and Wittgenstein-2s.
The Chair was sustained unanimously.
Mr.. Jewell called for the yeas and nays On
ordering the previous question.
The yeas and nays being ordered, resulted;
Yeas: Anderson, Beares, Blackman,
Campbell, Coupland, Egan, Day, FRANCOIS,
y. /. Jewell, Kelso, Lewis, Lynch Monette
. Hara, Packard, Pollard, Ray, Smith,
Todd, White, Whitney, Wilcox, and Witt
genstein-2i.
Nays; Ogden and Williams.
The previous question was ordered.
Mr. laval ca1IaI For %t,, Woo, ~, 4 ,,,,s-, ~,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets,


NEW DIRK, August 3, Afternoon. Cotton
market quiet; sales to-day 600 bales: mid
dhngs 3Olc. Flour l5325c. better, chiefly
the lower grades. The market is active.
common TO fair Southern extra S90lO 80
Good to choice $40 GJ0l5. Wheat 3aJp.
Detter and quite active. Corn lh2c. better,
Mess pork frmer Ht S2S 30. Lard 1870.
Turpentine 4E045c. Eosin Sga7 50.
Freights quiet.
CIscGNNATI, August a.-FI01r ana wheat
unchanged. Corn S4NS5c. Oats AO@6Or,
Whisky in bond 55c. Pork held At SIS rs,
Lard ls3c, Bulk meats-sh0ulier5 pc.
sides lac. Bacon, shoulders Is ic rib sides
lG5c.; clear sides lIc. Butter 20 q 5c. Cheese
ljc. Eggs 1Sc.
LOUISVILLE, August 3, Tosacco firm at
e0 10 for hugs 10 medium leaf. Cotton
quiet at 29c. Flour steady, So 50: wheat
ST s592. Prime new corn in 6uIc 3s7S51-
Inconsistencies lj{; clear rib sides I53c.
clear sides l73c. Lard in tierces l8l; kegs
1876. High wines in bond G0c.
ST. LOUIS, August 3.--TObacco active at
tull prices. Flour-superfne SG07. Wheat
5@l5c lower. Corn s0190c, Oats 4GRj3c,
Pork S29G529 25. Lard lSc.
MOBILE, August 3.-Cotton-nothin Io-
ing; receipts p bales; exports 81.
SAvAENAH, August cotton market
quiet; no sales; middliBgs a91293e,; ire
ceipts Z bales.
Foreign Markets.
LONDoS, August 8. Eveninr.-Consols 94J
@9ll; bonds unchanged.
FRANKFORT, August 3.-BOnds firm az I53.
PARIS, August f3.-Rentes 20 francs Ii.
LIVERPoOL, August 3, Evening.-Cotton
market easier, but not Quotably altered in
prices. Tnrpentiae 90s. ee
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
NIISCELLANEOUS.


The Cotton Worm RavaRinR-COlf:ax
Declines Demonstrations Gamblers
Lynehed at sloux CIty-Confederata
General Omcers Ia Convention.
CHARLESTON, August Alarming reports
OF the reappearanoe OF the cotton cater
pillar are brought in from several of the
sea islands.
HST. LOUIS, August 3.-One thousand ne
are at work on the Colorado Central rail-
road.
A dispatch from Collax states that he
Will not accept any public demonstration on
his trip to the Rocky Mountains
Three gamblers were lynched at Sioux
City last week for cheating.
Extensive preparations are being made
Ior the grand encampment OF the Knights
Templars next m6nth.
.Commanderies will be lprescnt from all
parts of the country.
The recent disturbance in Saline county
was greatly exaggerated. A drunken man
disturbed the meeting. Only one man was
Killed and three wounded,
NASHVILLE, August 3.-Thirteen general
oihcers OF the Confederacy are in conven-
tlon to-day to consider ways and means OF
reconclling the political troubles in Ten
nessee.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, august 3, 6 P. M.-Ba-
rometer 29,70; wind southwest and light.
Arrived, steamships Cortes and Nelson
from New York, with merchandise and
passengers to A. MoultoR. No departures.
VIcKsBURG, August 3.-Passed IN. Gener-
al Quitman at p. n. Passed down, Con
uuental at noon. Up, Legal Tender at
noon.
River thirty.eight feet below high watcr
mark, and falling ioWiy.
ST. LOUIS, August a.-Blvr declining;
eight and q half feet 20 Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, August 3.-Rivcr rising with
four feet eight inches in The canal by the
Weather clear and pleasant.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

A promising sensation was spoiled in
Cleveland few days ago. The papers re-
corded the finding Of full suit Of female
apparel near the lake, and surmises were
rife as to the fate. Of the owner, who might
have been robbed or drowned while bath
ing, or committed suicide. Lates I'd the
day, the reporters were disgusted by learn
ing that the fair owner had appeared 10
person at the station house ana claimed her
dry goods, which had been captured and
secreted by a ,mischieVous thief while the
owner was enjoying a twilight bath IN
Lake Erie.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

A beautiful young lady called at dry
Foods store for some hose. She was waited
upon BY d very petite but extremely mod
est clerk. who piled box after box before
her, but she could not find any that would
snit. The young man wanted to urge a
sale by charging on the quality, low
price, etc, and finally insisted in his bash
ful .inanner that she should take them along
at her own price:
"Well, / would, but they are teo small
10 the LEG" was the despairing reply OF the
innocent damsel. The young clerk rushed
tTantically to the nearest drug store for o
glass Of soda water