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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-21

All Communication should - 49, 49,, 80
ROBERT p. NOAH. No. ri 'u,s 49, 3
ingt0n, ID. C., General Ageni for isf - Il,
ColunbiA and States Of VirgiHA ASa - ~
ginia, Tor the Manhattan Co0pefl''''
Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

Piled at the bank and offered the banks own n Sses
which they refused The lcta Government We h n
will be preference cre"tor" but even So WA rSsD
10 remain out OF its mo- ley for great WINE anu 0
10 shifts TO Keep the financial WheelS nt y
large of nor ely has been dlsDrsS1 vi ~ oo,a ont
tension-say $4,000 a month-all OF which nas ~ ~,
of the COlp, dercia Bank The 4th or lo rs pay ; bt
the limo III the break had been pOspone,u nt ia
large Slm of the banks paper had been hhon o
paiP TO the contractors, it might nave Iuvu S
Penn and mpcded the works; as IL 49, aIIansS9' M ,
doubtless be made through other banks 10 inu 'ne
sary funds at once. . 49,, ,ooetipo vvas hold
this morning 10 consider the question OF olnns
~ town bonds TO the airline Railroad company Win
out taking action this meeting adourhed 10 "euneSu"y
next =, -o,,rortb t,r tho cor
proposition pending in m taI ne con ~
connect with the Central Pacific thence 10 iot hearhey
and the Union Pacific. ,,,-.. -. 49,, ri. u,
Geneseo Valley Railroad held lately 10 consult with
the Railroad Commissioners OF the towns OF Sparta and
West sparta as 70 amount OF assistance which those
towns would give toward building the road. The sum OF
GOO was thought be the amount which those towns
would contribute toward building the road the proper
tiOn OF each 10 decided by the route Of the road.
The Gold Room Brokers have raised the price OF new
membership $4,000 and made the present seats trans.
erabo property, like the Old and Open Boards ot Stock
Brokers' They have also discontinued the uso OF powers
of powers attorney in the powers OF attorney iii the
purchase and sale OF gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
William Heath q co. s last quotations
Of stocks;

Money worked very easy at sal Ter cent with large
transactions at per cent railway shares CONNER
c paper scs at better rates the quotations are 7dl0
per cent
Sterling Exchange is firm. There Is fair supply OF
cotton bills Offering We quote: London. GO days lOe5a
1904; London, sight, lduC Paris, long, S7id5l6l;
Paris short 6l595I3i; Antwerp 6.2Oa5l7; SWISS $40
as17B; Hamburg, sc; Amsterdam. AaAii Frankfort,
sOIGH Bremen 7ss G7Sl; Berlin, 7lta7li
Frrights-To Liverpool by steamer, 5000 bush wheat
and Corn at 7.c and 1900 bales Cotton, at7l6d9l6c
Mr. McCullOch has has written Mr.. Van Dyke that
he shall not sell any bonds during his admnistra-
ton.
A Government dealer was robbed today Of $4,000 In
SECS 10y partner OF bankrupt house not connected with
any Board They paid for the bonds with their check
which was not FOOD the bank and on application to
their former Office 70 recover the bonds it was found
ihey had abscOnded.
The transactions the Office Of the Assistant Treas
Receipts for Customs, $477ooo; receipts for
Gold Notes. $4,000; total Receipts, $25s777O as total
Payments. SI,65IIel o.; Balance. SS7,5o6,452 -.
seat at the New-York stock Exchange sold AT $1,000
to-day, and that price bid.
The Chicago Republican ~ Saturday says:
Business o al kinds unusually quiet for tls season OF The year
transactions hug gcuety contued immediate wants fhte -
per per Eastern exchange quiet with sales
between banks al to premium S Counter fHiet were Ill
changed
TABLE Of The SreaCe Amount of Loans Specie Circ1-
Deposits. Lcgat JcldcrS ne Ranks ~ ne
City Of Aet0- Ork for ne Ccek otaiNg Saturday, Nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
THE STATE or TRADE.

So, - cotton uueunsed Clover 'sd - 'd
lol.ei. 6rn Iosa N,eor.n All MHnsaa El,n Family - va
81 - rs.pn % ,, s"h AZ and prime RED At 81 ~ 10.
Amber - - e sd,sneoi 70 20 - S1ia , 80 30
Trtro."n f.tn,h Bssnc ia1o Provisions aud WHISKY IN
changed nm r.,..,. 81. ro.,
quiet steady Wheat h but no. geoiab, msltf Con h
S is.~ so.,hga .' w., ~ "a" ilssa bacon srn
shoaleu ~ di3e mo Sdo' l'.aIie V''fS@'' ''1 MANS
urggaIo xoy zReeep-ioaooO br,h Wheat 1900 sa'h
Corr 40 1o 1 s.s % @s, 20, 5a,a o.. F
BeaL' eye. iour h~ s,a ~ 1s ,a ' 1sso.n - sS
20 % io Dos ava , % ~, br,h Ost, srm held
700 hh We.iern At barley DomiasL PORK
loser. +25d 20 ~ or hes he', qsI s' e th
@ ~ 30 b 6si, 70 ooo barley 1900 ta,h Re
bung and lio psH Me-. sci,s a. decIe, Of /. sales Of
BE q, ~, ga Gog .. f 6a ..es afS No sc
Nss sls' &C. for No. RE sra ofsa!
s " At 81 10 H;Hsy sS as, ,Sd !. tiS' Pro no.
65. inner .sa scs Mes sil ~ he'' 9rn.[, %
EaP w. pry sstsG shoulder. Siqee sloh Ribbed MIDDLE
ne Eoash See, % s La IS 1--we iIoss ,c,
isd2a Common to Pau 80 =. 10 """I 'y sTl ~
, - f i hses ii ssd.7oG es' Ioar % O ees
wa,. sco bash O. asV Ds'h p g 700 pa WSe.i 1900
I've ieg. . o, Jsu,s Re 2oo bush B1ry 1850
L o.Iso No, 2Fout d unhsa.i .e, 1900 S @s a.
'si d. poabe F WhsIi frn sale, tso? eu9 White Nib
R.n ~ NJ 'S IN o. 80 bush Minnesota Club st "a Corn quiet
sales 90 at 81 os Bad,y qSi', S ' s s so ... S
lsls o-aaa, SIp.taa si7Gs7s Mddsg 40 ig9 CANAL
49, S to S "ss Sa.s i r.a. Gss. s
& Fs5 "a zoo bush bush corr. 'e bush Rye 1850
O e,rs.r Nov sds, Grain ggIsi 'nS uashIEed
wsis, ~, ~ sI ~ so reop OO head &uri.y GT.g
Nea, dell at 7lUl0allic Bulk kesn 10 lsss % ARA isSs
~ dsd a IGi5o Phms .1s kettle Han i,
dai 1t Jal5s Oh Bacon nomni none In he m'iA 'O'' '
h TesSo Sar aFo quiet What Sn,hagd Co.. 'aI..,d
No At sac NebEsa 81 Sc Rye angsr sa,' o. no. ~ whs,
III 20 Bay du Receipts 900 bels YOU rS . Faa, 1000
1.s w Wb.st II DO Corn, T. 800 30 osv. ,,,..
30, a NJ q' ,5 Is - .sS Il %
lle cGss ao%is. Ky. & eS flour 600
Lh Wheat bssh Oats 900 oush Con !S Nv h u o., 2t
nsnt.-iJOOO bbls Flour, l3OoO bush "hsS H' Ou 0- ~
'T ST .,,s SO seA saS.asp. G'' sss
M IS 10, EIsra 81 7Sa % Double Itrs. ADJ ~ 80 M Treble
t w VIE, s: ,e1 ' PSs d q coes
al So9 al co. Prime Pshs, wte ~ odtl 80 spring ,eaFe.
s9d r.sS ID; s =: i sIs .sa 0 Joe vile
Oats =, SssIS s, f .S aS..d ss" ss Rye e.y
sr. "a, to is%s' dali IH .. sa5 soSs BUD shoulder Zoe
S's s S a. and S ale for sassisd Hams Lard
hSie for p1e sad cho GsIs "a r r
shs, head 5 40 s.I. ~. so DO Rye
GS6 10. Tobacco At q ~, T L.s' s;.s
s 90 Corr sG9Sse 6., s1dS'e Rye ~ Sasi o. Lard
G Git t,, Nee ,1e, f BSis ssaai cs R sides al!is
Clear sides. isdHe Raw WHISKY free We hog - ""s'~ w.
s' ssasS. Nov 2-colion sr aud good ds@.ad upI,Dd
san' h a.,. s;s9c la sSGsG Ms POr, s25 Lard
Gals Bacon duli Shoulders Isle Clear Sids'' ISie'
.nRGpurA CATTLE MARKgT-Nov a.
c. ,y dali bat prices without material change sale. o. 1000
ErtIa Psun.apa and W',s SEER 'Gs ,S
s, Of 5a6e v H. gross h"E' ~ fai' demand sales Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT or NEWBORN. Nov 81. cLEARBpr .,,.
& SSer. Chsnee Bslnmo; CHESAPEAKE
Saps-Ataa!e wos frsaO. Cal coao Of PANE Dewey
Balsocean Bel London MARCHES, ea.o re,'s!se
opioa Th.aaOus Christian sehuadasse SiSaSes SnE Rf
.ss.5s5 1E ,5s p5u BaTv, As,SerD; spsy Clark
RsAaS,,sra MorH Cuiisd Bolivar; Icons Bishop ST Joha
b.; Robert Dhos Bsehiri, chafsoai Ls So7ean bAfo-
Ssh-EucsAutr,.. walter Para Holmes, T'r Gs9rGseTH
Belize; Jessie $ CLARK Cak aEaeoa a Lavaea Oa"" BiI'f
Boston, Mountain Laurel lsasley' Boston
ARRIVED.
Steamship olanter Gal agher. Philadelphia mise
Steamship iItnsaa Ls',%1 n,as ,S5 p
Steamship Virginia, Healr' Gsly,s'Gn mls ,ns pa -.
Steamship IohR GsOa Winter Washington aud A"he' muse
S.bip Saratoga Alexander Richmond Norfolk pass
Sea,hpy Drew wsAns,On and rIaatna iadse 'rdP"A
Ship Humboldt PEN, Hamburg ~ days pde and 40 pass
rs IoSs Lewis BsuDert borchsster B. dsJs stone
Big Roeson Lgni Boston ,,s,--,,,.
schr. Hendriks, MsEus RIO Gsnae De Sal @ DAYS hits
scHooSsRs-HivsR cossTwsr.
Mary A. P'sdmore Pro'iieaee. Henry cay he~-liarsp
a sSasf cosSsa River i G s Is ps9ds1Ss
a Il & smith NaatucAet J. IA White warchm.
r. ~. Wells Portland Race Horse. Newhuupor
VermiIlon. New Haven Eisin KIRK. Alexandria
Geo h. SteelnsD, Ahsay. X Poster Philadelphia
II sst psiaSepli. R..Giss XXX no. So Ph.
P P,Ia EOPsss S.r,1 Aos: eGEss,GsS
Mary Louisa, Washington \ g.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEw oELsA. YSv :An'sd steamship United States SOroS
GALvEsroS I6In port brig stevens Phnney loading
soo bales Gotten, TO sail for Boston u few days
foRTEs" MoSsoE Nov @-Pssd up for Baltimore. brs Ssh
Bosros Nov. 2aAv.l steamships Roman from PhB.d,lpb,
SPOKEN.
SLIP Derby from Sswlork sau Francisco 49, at $50 south
DISASTERS.
The brig Emily Capt West oa New Orleans Tor Boston pat r,s
H,ann on the sd ust With sails split slGEg eoednoh
where she will repair and proceed to Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE


bu, WIDEST lt bash tofn, lhlJ hush p
L. 20 Rye, 300 bash Malt l'll he'h ha'l p, ~.
bills Flour lJl bills Corn Meal at5
80. Cation $50 erode Petroleum. J7te lbl, lfno IeeseH
tDEb srrt Turp~uins bhia Tsl. lou tbis fh - bbl
Rosu s9l hbt Fus, 10! Tr BFei - piA ca Meals 20 pass
r a pkgt A,bs ~ Steam, j,ul Yt Halter od ais
49, 2. ~, Tsos ~ th Lard uI i3 ptr. Hr~ fmf 81
~. OH Cats s IBIS Mbt'. ass bbs hssa ~
-. So. 80 Here sides Leather ~ Hides n hbds To-
t. 90 ts rohica ~ bhs Noise ~ hhTs 'o1on
casks as hIs Starch l-s usat 'sau 40
e..ks sklas li8 bales StIus. go bags Rec flDar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds, 80
years to run, offered for sale favorable terms
ut the office of the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
No. 20 Nassau-st., New-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

former place, 200 NJ Cno hogs, at sic or q a. ana the
following at FoTf.ethst viz: Ohio, 1T nj car i
l9s b. and ears Ind lsi ID. all at $40. ear III 2os D
car lnd,, fl3 ~ car do, ls2 n; and car Mlc 40 10,
SIC. car ILL.,, 1894 10, Ohio, 1855 ID, 5loc; car
Ill. 21i b, and do All H. se.; cars Ill, 10 ID
6-l6c., and car extra ILL.,, 236 70, SIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
GRAIN, PROVISION AND OTHER MARKETS.

ICiTefnIJ reported foT The ITibnnfT =, =, ,oe,
ASHES-The market sedy the demand modee We quote
81 75dS7 ~. for Pots and 80 ~ 80 % for PEARL -
COrTOSThe arrivals and offerings moderate the oemih "a
largely export prices c higher closing hm Including 900
to arrive the sales 4ll6 bales Of which og9 were atn y spin
1872 by Spectators shippers 20 OF tie s1I IN
transit; sales nddng December ard Jann
sry Pc bales Mddug 2c, and lVo DO
u zoe ct We quntr:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

rat sIfied sstre ed 'sa.I better ,ss'
az air hais and 4'ff. hbs L'hnTd ~
bond AZ J5dc " Zoe oaers r reii month are II S'c ~
RiCE-rls light obblg trade a. former fr'' 'ao' o. :"
cal. garoiua ~ Gable
ci,r.s prices he MARKET doing tsf ,lc.d 81 va 'c ~
Fr ReG1ug. 5fa hh1s 81 ~ lifr o 'ui- VIC o
Poe Rico Bngsh lsHd. au 81 tsie' IL -lA a. III %
..~ srs 7 dlfie fot s,s ss
a. Sd sf noftr Eeuh Faf selling AZ 81 e@ts - hsg
s0
ats In.e,l bsgs q sbeh 500 81 sNt God sla ~
bags yfiFate q tns -. T.. Al, .
srFAlN-Tle dsmari orI Eot.f,is al prfs' h'o' We
has Or. ,sis. Of 10 b, 81 tstte bhis nd 10
SfRAW-Is .sllBg al soausc ief Leas H' and "s'sc hf
DO
b a u. one az
eady arc ne eenAHa -if 49, OF 80
bh. ~ dFi ~. Zee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

sOn was strong, advancing TO l27l Michigan Southern
Was the most active stock advancing to $50 81 Faui
Common advanced TO 66 the Preferred 70 Fort wayne
OoI Chicago Burlington and Quincy, 1924 ROCK lsahu
was in demand selling at 1o6Aalo, the stock has Deeh
absorbed by parties outside Of the street. who nave great
expectations OF the enhanced value of the property on
Iho completion Of the Pacific Road and desire 10 cohoi
Ih,s important link In the chain OF connecting Io"us'
Cleveland and Toledo firm at lOoialO Lake ehoIe
sold at 9s; Toledo and Wabash, 61i' Nog.h-
western shares were active, with gooo de-
uend Erie was nonInally 500 di2h with
low unimPortant sales Untn the stock Is regis
lered large number Of brokers have declined 10 uel
m H. aud il is safe thing 10 let alone until the b9arus
axact that all stocks called there shall be registered III
somo Trust Company At the Second Board the marAe'
was stronger Pacific Mail was very active selnng at
ua New.York Central, 125; Reading, 994i Michigan
h.uthern $50; St Paul. Common 67t Rock Island loI
AT the last Board Canton sold at 90; Cumberland 500
Adams Express 40; Merchants Union 2Os Wells
Fargo oO. Fort Wayne strong, advancing to llOs
Al the close the market steady. Government bonds
closed strong.
H. q 6s 1851 Reg l15 9l159 UsS2O Co new 65l10s 9l0A
H. 6s 1881 Il5b 9ll54 T. S. 620new. .1l0s d4
u s. 90 1914 0!07l u s. l04O Regis lO4t l04s
H. g 500 COu 62 112k01l3 u g. 500, new, tSllOt III
r. S.2O Cou CI O7i 0lOs u g. 1910 1901 dlC6l
u 8. $40 COu. Co. 1855 1854
Tho following William Heath cos lastquotauohs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
Fort -@nSm's YlOtit,.

STATS SEWfoRs
PoEr.wAspsNs owes Ne 70 wiihsna
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
Section Of IL. A passed Asn u ISL ss'isd Aet.
the PORT OF New FORA 10 al
Interested having Of the subject natter Sf such inquiry,
survey following Iesseb sre aoS apdef rsnin.
b, ths orl Wsnns the sad famseuess s
he completed within succeeding s notice 90 board ssa
vessels: 49,.
Steamship Ctr OF Baltimore
Villain fon 80 ~
Steamship Gee. CrVnNei .'''''''..'..'....
Ste.mshiD Sherman. sssif r.
ArppO wy.
Steamship yicksburg
North last Noth
Nynsnd.
R.rk1 Qscana ~
Astrea.
Nelly
b.T Se,w.ll ..,,.........................t9R 4.
Brig Cessna
~
Brig
Brig leOA.
Bog Catherine hoEfis.ss.
Brig ]. J. Mcguire r.
schr l. A. Johnson. .................... . Ma.nnt
MlNrnOkNg IoksslkA PssssaA
J. AUSs ukRAiaAS. Seers'Lb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE rREss.

NEWS PACKAGES FOR TIE FRI.Ss
arriving al THIS port are fe1neNsa ="
Associated Pss
rrous exhibiting wisn authority Of w Sinouton General
Agent News Tackages Journal Of C0ntre l' IksuNs
World Sua EypJoss Ecasg Post. COEmdcat drsTissr Sat'
ZeiuEg Journal and Ac I0k Det0s'dG ssoud Ase
he deirered only 0 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
MoNpAr,s wEA1nkR aEroRr-s. u.
NfNfaTVRE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC 80
sun rses.... 6:57 Srn ses.... AS Moon se's-'''' l
THts DAY.
sandy Hook g:s2 Cows hAul.m 3.3l Hell Oale'''''' o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

Mdding ................ Is 25I 25i "a
desirable Grades; bags. Joh,soe,i 3s s,.ls.a. Nh.
sipp ,9d 3lIs eI Navigator on private terms o'hr A4u' ~ I
flour AND NEALTs. market for w;' ,Ha S rSS
5s'' pre-, Of o F,d ere Ts ayas State
% Sc sod ~ 90 for f,ny s"isi tei@
sS &C. SPRING ne % s.s s "', 70 1i51 % 10
E Sa f ~ sS SsS*29 SIs SS WINTER Wet E
dana and N's1n tse 90 S T wh me Tat f T1 ao csons
Si 5s, csSsd'1 a nd P.'; ); !" !. gP% z,
ST 90 for sIlI. and E.%y Sso and nHR ' Flour s% and
sS .S, ., sale, ., IT. f. = TI Inferior w
aud IS r jersey Baefsest Flour lower and plenty - 20"
RE4inBRS-ws note sales Of 100 lbs 79oc for Prime Ten
GRAIS-we have bad fair wheat today and Ii, m.s
ruled 1,TsI sf nf95 efas .Gg SI s as,s ~ 90 for 40
sGsa . ~ ga p I'M nj s@s 81 for White Michigan
aud IS for Amber DO Barley @ active aud ne 2 20
canad West By Man inactive and g9%nsL 1 S. Are F. r i
WB saoai c store 7oic for state Rye steady .Ha n
M demand sales q 1890 bush at co G s M ,1 g 1, seIs tho
demand being mainly Tor home eon'ampon ss' 81 ~ IS, s
" W.isrH ~f asor hsi' ga 10 for Re" So white
~ G@f q c do dsHT sIS S s
Ms,s 4J 50 bush CSrn 229tii eS'e ,, pA s % 0 '
GuNSbS-A limited business IN Cloth about fonnsr fgTs'i nag,
e &c dp aud nominal We quote Al 10 ' O'''
HoPSThe dull and heavy hot Pres's u.h.ossS We
quote st jaOc oF GA American aud Odle o New A9ruh
HEMPcounue, dull Aad prices eaehsnged at tdEe' "ooi
eli
Th, market du sna irregular quote a'eo@'o FOR snip
ping aud pl 2OU 81 % for retail lots o., .,,---,
IDES-Dry Hides have been rather dull and With pretty liberal
supply Vhss strong Bueos Ay about E3 soi
Sau.htrs "a moderate request ~ Glj,., cuutuY .
MOLASSESWe hear Of sales Of Description An' p'es re-
tiu Huminay = before.
NAVAL STORES Cuie Tapsnue !, qaet and prices nominal
demand a. a. Q45c B"sns arc sA safes VI
Common Straiuei at - 55dS ~ o. Tar quiet
Lnses dull sni heavy az s5d Tor ears ana
dull and uokL 10 'rulc flsh
there Of mpaHce urg but pree, are no
changed: quote Whale ~ l5a ~ l5 aud sperm 1dT
MANUFACTURED Os inactive Lard OH tn aud IN Lar demand Al
II J0sl Co.
PROvsIONs-PorE continues dull in Wholesale AND prces
nominal jobhiu. demand M the scs are ~ Dds
OH ue6l % Mess; ~ ~ fr New Oit5l 90
s2ld "a Is for do 4la+2i - 81 ba Prime W "a ~
Western Prime oT Sour aud Muy Mess ani 70 ~
Mess Beef dull bot pnres show but NIUE shAnge A
Is tbls Plain Mes and flbd tl5 % o hiH. 30
I'm irrec Rcr there prices nompal bee
Hans are qu small ale. 9ak29 % Cut Meats aye mAfhts
nominal du sale 81 y hoies bes AZ
Jic Dressed Hogs dali ard heavy al i4c Lard lover h,AIl
and Gull; la.c fog No J. BE Tor wv aud o:@
tc l prime Steam srd Kettle endered also ~ Tea iI JAM
| ar Il Iglc aud 80 tcs for February al li.c
ere no change 10 market for Better TIE
liberal be expected AZ she close 81 naNs sh1
uquy prices favor iAe buyer Tor al gIA po"
| Choice. We quotes ,s0n
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
THE MARKETS.
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, NOV y, 1865.
Besyea CevL VtaA Sheep aud ianOh sNlnt. IouL
364 70 1913 AO09 3iO05 H,Js9
These were sold al the following marRetplaces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE @ARKBT-Nov a. ,o0o
. ,,ry dn bat prices without material change sales OF 1919
hesd Tor kItra Pennvsnia and Western steers Id5c for
F,r 10 Coed Common sheep hr demand
sale, Of SAGE H. Hogs 10 Iab demand sss o'
$40 ~ 6IIdeR pd eNt, pet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

U.s.S2O Co. new '65.ll0s 6ll0s
u. S. 5-2Onew. 81. ..ll08dlll3
u. s. 1910 Regis. l044 a. O4t
u. E. 500. new, 'Gs..1l0i dln
U. &. 1910 COu.....l06t a 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
Tusi anN found.

I OST-BANK BOOK on the BOwery Savings
Il Bank 30 2s3g6 Huler viii plesse return % iee bAnk
$500 REWARD-L S I. o. ... Wednesday sasS
ave near Thr,y-trstst CLUSTER OF DIAMONDS arranged Ia
tie shape gold 'enf s miniature on ihe reverse
The fnsr tie above Iesd BY returning TO TIE owner
20. West Thirty finrhst
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-12

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE following is
a speech made by Gen. Blair last evening
in reply to Gen. Morgan: accept the
platform OF resolutions passed by the late
Democratic Convention, and / accept their
nomination with feelings Of the most pro-
found gratitude; and, sir, I thank you for
the very kind manner in which you have
conveyed to me the decision of the conyen-
ton. accept the nomination with the
feeling that your nomination for the Presi-
deney is one which viii carry as 70 certain
victory (applause), and because believe
that nomination is the most appropriate
that could be made by the Democratic
Convention. The contest which we wage
is for the restoration Of constitutional gov
eminent, [cheers,] and il Is appropriate
that We should make this contest under the
lead Of one who has given his life TO the
maintenance Of constitutional government.
Cheers. We make this contest for the
restoration Of the principles OF government
which belong to our race, aud my fellow
citizens, II is most proper that we should
choose for our leader, not from the military,
but one who has devoted himself to civil
pursuits, and given himself 20 the study of
the understanding of our Constitution and
its maintenance with all the force of reason
and judgment. My fellow-cilizens, have
said that the contest before as is one for the
restoration of our government Il is also
for the restoration OF our race Loud
cheers Ii is to prevent the people Of
one race being excluded from their homes
exiled from the government which they
formed and created for themselves and
for their children, and 20 prevent them
from being driven out in exile or trodden
under foot by semi -barbar0ua race
Applause. 10 the contest we shall have
the sympathy Of every man who IL worthy
to belong 10 the white race. What civil.
lied people on earth wonld refuse 10 asso-
ciate with themselves in all the rights, and
honOrs, and dignity Of their country, such
men as Lee ahd johnson. GVoice,
none, none. Whist civilized country
would fail to do honor 10 those who
we're lighting for an erroneous cause. yet
distinguished themselves by eallaniry
never surpassed. EAppIanse In that
contest for which they are sought 10 be
disiranchised and exalted from their
homes, in that contest they proved them
selves to be our peers. TAt this point there
was Ominous silence, followed BY repressed
elapping Of hand aud faint cheers My
felloW-citizens, il ia not my purpose 10
make lengthened address, bat simply ex4
press my gratitude for the honor which has
been conferred upon me, and from my
heart reiterate the words Of thsnks tina
came from my lips when I rose. 3is 2
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-12
C0FrOS Prospects

"A Southern contemporary gives the fol-
lowing as the result of much labor and re-
sesrch, daring the last month, in cleaning
facts upon which to base the prospects Of
the next cotton crop He says: "
: The cotton crop Is estimated at about
three aailli0us of balRs, which Baecdedly
eueouragih Various accounts o. The
grbWing CFap have been published and
srosn theIa VIC CLEAN as follows:
Ia North Darolina--Sta good plant
healthy and len per cent less and 10 eaton
than u 1857 tE &sEakL $50 -
Souh CaSolina--Crops somewhat back
wsfd bui healthy stilnd good; twenty per
cen. less lard in cotu n, bui more 10 grain.
GeOFgiA-- Stand very good; probably
twenty per ceHt. less planted
Florida Very encouraging slsad good
aud quantity OF isHd ia cotton about the
sxIee IS iRst year
AIahsma Stand unusually good fifteen
pee cent. less land An coslon than last year !;
weather seasonabla.
bOuisiAua=-Vely favorable; more land
plated, ahd crop more forward than last
Teuaessee lItso NssAs ahead a shss
yeaf. crop the. aud more plAnted
Tsrls-AbOr 4 the same as last year.
Oeast commit - and upper counties have
also fair pnosP sCis, aRd Rli 7Alarmsss to the
arms woTm O saaed - - 80 S
We must Kpect the usual amount Of
eroaktng and predicting until wheat is Sc
curad, oorn harvested. cotton picked, and
ait alher cTo ps cared for. The result will
doubtless Z = sit tight, and enough 20
spare will - found as the result Of the
year. -.+ ~. -. FE lH.
The 6olloWaIg vell-timsd remarks are
fronlthe commt reial report OF the saEAh-
nah Meas aaa Herald Of The ID instant
The prospects Tor the crop have been
genefal ~ esteemed 90 he favorable, aud adj
vices frosn ths WsA are very strong az con-
frmstion. Ia is, hs1wever, considered that
the les land planted say 6ftesn per cent. in
The Atlantic States and Alabama, will
nearly IL not quite neutFslizs the effect Of
the 80, eF scason cut Wess. and while il Is
~ al conceded thai The iAhorers are lever
than last season, sail that their work is
nors eficient; aEsnnefore barring future