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CORRESPONDENCE.
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Correspondence of the InteIIIgencer.
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IMPEACHMENT.
We are still In suspense, and doomed
to remain so few days longer; the vote
on the articles of Impeachment which
was to have been taken to-day at IL NJ,
having been postponed until Saturday.
The immediate reason. of the postpone
nent is the illness of Senator Howard,
of Michigan, which rendered it impos-
sible for him to be present at the vote
had It been taken to-day. 1t is proba-
BILE, however, that postponement was
desired by the majority of Republican
Senators for other reasons. 1t is as
serted that there would have been
enough votes to convict had the issue
been met to-day, but know that this
was doubted by many of those Sena-
tors who are themselves most earnestly
in favor OF conviction.
ANTHONY, FRELINGHUTsES AND HEN
DERsoN.
1t Is claimed, with an appearance OF
confidence, that Anthony, Frelinghuy-
sen, and the two Senators from West
Virginia are sure for conviction, 1t
is even said that Henderson has
pledged himself to the Missouri
any of the articles, and intima-
ted that he might vote for one or more
of them. But the hope in Henderson's
case is forlorn one, and every one
feels that there is too much reason to
doubt the others, not to mention Nor
rill. OF Vermont, Ross and Sprague.
Anthony, in speaking of the course of
Grimes, Fessenden and Trumbull last
night was suspiciously charitable, If
not absolutely complimentary, re-
marking that no man could impugn
the motives of such men as they.
THE SCATTERING DODGE.
FreIinghuysen is distinctly under
stood to be opposed to some of the. ar
ticles, and is said to prefer the first
against which Sherman and the House
expressed themselves yesterday. This
looks little like what is known here
as ''the scattering dodge"-i. G., an ar
rangement whereby certain Senators,
lacking in the nerve requisite TO defy
their constituents, by voting against
all the articles, yet anxious TO secure
the acquittal OF the President, hope to
save him and their own regulations at
the same time by voting guilty on
certain articles, but SO selecting
them that their votes shall not make
the required majority for conviction.
It must be said, however, that Ere
linghuysen's friends say he will vote
for the second article, provided he finds
conviction fail on the first. Whether
he has any decided objection tosthe other
niue article 1 have not heard.
THE WEST VIRGINIA SENATOR'S.
Your own Senators, Wiley and Van
Wrinkle, have two special reasons for
voting for conviction. The first is,
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EIGHTY women. of the District OF 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-01

WennerA Produce -,rthe details below show
Mal6fial falling on IN our receipts Of Hour, corn.
Gets "a pork lsEdI nscol green meat and 3, weisls
and several minor articles On the other hand there
has been some increase IL t9bAeee. corn meal boz
The extent Of the movement, this exhibit is By no
means favorable bat there are other features Of il
which are eminantly encouraging, The renewed
branches give assurance Of eventual Success and
that with 6heap river tfeiEh low transit charges
prompt atteniion frem our commission merchants,
either 70 Transatlantic ports or To- the North, We
future. t 4Nt.H ril
FIsar-Ths year noinnenood with = stock q
600 the year before. Tbs market ruled Al p 500
h1e TOT superfne and fa9 rs fer single and double
ira which is 15cin the f1rmer and f0sc in the lat
iimited-conhued almost excl uslvalB 10 lhs iobbing
sud retail business ard the suppl being eomparA'
tyolg l.xgs prices gave way early n the month SOC
falling o. continued 70 Ehihit An Upward tendency
until L closed st MT advapceof ~ 3 81 60 1h1
month sales COMPRISED q C By against rsosipta
p, 81 snperkns 6sinr nsafiy exhaust d that grsdu
bd On heavy ARRIVALS hlpf q the month, entered A.
ciinad q VI bQ8e Is and ex'fas At SIC 80 50 be
receipt ran W In this month 70 IS 9T pb Nhils the
sales were cny sfQQQ large portion Of the fcrrna,
kmc ntinH y a 80 bbla, Large ORDERS were PENDING
az t1is tim for liverpool and Hhero. nat st9ok
s4ie offered sc4be tor tlef execution ard tnel
ssss MI. fsillsS q Is local ds1ssdi
sales cEuId 81 H1ctad c1y lower fgls1 ep1 ~ ms
ifletnth surtrp9 declin4n 70 - % eld esssAs "
phiqa upuSr hs depressing inngance Fl iesSs 49,.
~ damaged at Eucfians Wp1 followed ~ = -Atteal
-lilagef Of tas9ek me meAtPF 4AAe7 sAe"'a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-01


the ratio 10 lssg-7 while, on the contrary when the
eals y pcoE ns was the this year the yield Of
nplesssa NV be 70 gallons or more The hrst 70:
9eskts OF we new crop the twenty OF
Dctopera wnen 10 half hbis came to hand from the
pArsn OF Assumption and chasing choice, sold from
.ne leYee e 81 o. ga len. Some further supplies
" w same 'Hrace and description changed hands
m tne Jniirtetn e. 81 % and iew bbls e. o9ec
W 70 tnls period operations mostly OF retail
SnsIaosss and DO notfequire further notice but in
NoVenDer the market may be regarded as hrst open
lng - W4sOc Tor prime to choice, during the carly
part o. the month, and a5G92c subsequently, The
AuVsnce Deng caused by an active demand and
mooerate supplies the sales comprising 5000 bbls.
W. TScelpts ~ and the exports 25ee mostly to
plous, the movement was much more animsted-in
as ~ was the heaviest of the yeAr-but prices were
nov maintained prime TO choice ruling during the
carry part OF the month at 6ea 49, and closing at $50
y Lne sales summed up "a 100 bbs against receipts
o. 10. while the EXPORTS EN- braced Is Z3 including
ssw 20 New York, 1859 to Philadelphia, and 1910 to
batimore With marked falling of in the receipts
January 70 70 arse, and after slight fluctuations
efnlolted further rise of Sc, ruling towards tAe
Gloss AZ 7j9e0 The sales comprised II 900 bbls, The
2aT and the exports $685. including 1891 to
new YORK Ihe receipts showing q still greater
decrease IN February, prices advanced to s5@9Oc,
the market closing at the OUTSIDE figures; but
owing 70 scant supplies the sales were confined
to 300 bbs, against receipts of 1891. while the
ports were only 62a This terminated the business
season, the sales dropping down to $500 bbls in
March, and 1000 in April, since which they have
been mostly confined to retail and iobbing trans
actions. Prices. at the same time, have been COM
paratively steady, prime to choice ruling at e0@s5c
and the inferior grades ranging from i5@10c.
a, me entire extent OF the movement is shown by
the following table.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-01
The entire movement for these four months

The exports as above embraced 2O, 7s5 bales to Liv
erPool, 1910 Glasgow, i9So to Cowes and market
1886 to Hamburg $50 to Stockholm, 7s5 to St Peters
burg, 2O9s5 to SPAIN AGA TO Italy, 529e to Mexico
2953 to Boston, 81 9S4 TO New York, 1867 to Prov
dencs, es to Philadelphia, lii TO Baltimore and 20
This was the termination Of the active business
season. and with limited demand, declining prices
at Liverpool and New York. and other depressing in.
continued until the middle, when the market rallied
and has since ruled at higher figures but with some
steadily downward prices giving way by the middle
Of the month l1sa2c, and TO about the same extent
mddns At $3.50 aTsns o. S and ssas At t tha
end Of April The sales az the same time showed a
falling off of about onehaf and the receipts sunk
from Il. rs bales in April to $500.
As the stock on hand was now reduced to l,095
siss,S or N course Of shipment, and the reSeipts
were limited, factors made strenuous effort to es
70 ssct dnTn t wss IN y tSs 81
lc b n, but under untavoraoe accounts from Liver
some fluctuations the month closed at about the
closing rates IN May. The movement continued to
ne sales x t 6s9g sss thSn ho Of ssSss IL
those in june. July also was marked By considera.
BILE irregulaFityi prices Advancing during the first
and closing at about the opening rates, low middns
ruling at 2Ia2se against a2sc on June 80, and mid
The supplies during the past month have been so
limited that the sales have been confined to the
n favor Of buyers during the rst ana not
much stronger since, although the Liverpool marke,
has shown during the same period an advance OF
"a. At the same time there has been vide differ
ence between the views Of factors and BUYERS, the
former asking I92c above the ruling rates, or the
limits of pending orders. Under these oircum.
stances quotations have been nominal, but are re.
corded IN our table below as the nearest indication
possible 10 the state Of the market. Several days
passed without transaction being reported. Toe
first receipts Of new crop consisted Of two bales on
the 10th, OF which, from False River. Point
Coupes, was well ginned, Of good color and staple
and ciassed strict low middng; and the other froa
the plantation in Mississippi, owned before the war
BY Mr.. Jefferson Davis, and now worked by his
former slaves for its present proprietor, Mr.. Joseph
Davis was badly gnned, damp from being picked IL
rainy weather. and classed good ordinary. This wa
nine days earlier than the rst regular receipts LAS
year. The arrivals since have been quite as liberia
as expected, amounting up TO the 31st to -
bales aganht 10 to the corresponding date azt year
and l23 the year before, The hrst sale Of crop
reported was . bale from Alabama a. auction Of
the Iath, which classed mdding, and brought 3f,<
This was followed By two bales Mississippi on III
10th, also middiinR, at SIC, bales middling on tn
18th 81 SOC, the 18th At the same, strict ios
middling on the 10th at 29c.
The course OF prices for the past four months !
shown b. the following table.
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The entire exports, above, embrace 134l bbls to
Boston, 103 to Providence, I7.33 to New York. 50R5
to Philadelphia 1879 to Baltimore and 1906 to Gulf
porte. including TAe to Texas
TObaccO-The stock on hand at the commence
ment OF the year, in September, was only 1921 hhds
against slsl at the corresponding date in Lees AS
considerable part of this amount was on shlpboard
not q eared, or in course of shipment, the actual
supply was too limited to afford much scope to buy
ers: but there was, nevertheless, quite lively de-
mand, both for export and consumption, and the
couragng, factors advanced their pretensions, ask
ing still higher figures toward the latter part of the
month, when the crop news was still more unfavor
able This, however, checked the movement pur
chasers being unwilling to go on at the figures asked
and the month sales were confined to $50 hhds at
rates showing an irregular improvement of l92c on
the quotations Of August 81 As the receipts varied
but little from either the sales the EXPORTS there
was not much variation in the supply at the com
mencement OF October; but under the rather slim
ulatinK correspondence of Western plan
ers, there was some speculative feeling
in the market, and 1900 hhds Changed
hands during the first week, mostly to SPECTATORS at
full prices This reduced the amount on sale to
about $50 hhds There was material falling off
moreover, in the receipts, and with such a limited
supply the months business did not exceed 1900
hhds. The crop was now all housed, and it was es
timated at the West that in consequence of its hav
ing been diminished By deficiency of plants, unpro
pltious weather in the spring, protFacted drouth
subsequently and much being cut too early from ap.
prehension OF frost it would not exceed ve.egh Of
the yield of 1856. These accounts we're well calcu
lated to stifen the market which, in fact assumed
more buoyAncy, but from the limited supply and
high prices asked, the sales in November were con
fnedto 800 hhds against receipts Of 240 the closing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-01

last year "a 5Oi sso 22lsOa
The EXPORTS as above. embraced 6, $50 bales 70
HAZE "a ~ = K srsss .s saa = sanbuTe 1854 to
SPAIN 1l3 TO Italy 5Ie5 to Mexico 2lT to Boston
1000 to New York. 1904 to Philadelphia and to
The favorable turn indicated by the advance Of
I'd. noted on December 81, was followed BY an up
tuAtions throughout the ensuing four months, and
was stimulated in January by moderate supplies
the course Of gold and foreign exchsnse, and in.
creased competition among buyers. Under these
lish an advance of lAc during the first tortnignS
and zac' suoseqn ntly, Low MidGiing closing S on
cember 81 and Midd ing at 81 Isc.. against IA
si3ic. Ihe demand was active. nearly everytinlns
Liverpool we're stil more favorable in February An
active demand from the trade IS we as from speou
snS9y and s2r sppT pressing MhcS
resulted in net advance for the month Of I'D Un
der tns intelligence our oWn ntHS r TSsS 70 on
the 18th at l9A $40, against lIsalsc. on me ne
first, and middlinG st lss4 70 against isSS
latter at 2l9Atsc. The upward movement, as well
the demand checked in the latter part Of tins
Change ~ BsoSs the advance IN prcss IanEefs ft
confident Of an early reaction and were wlli,ns 60
special regard to signatures, but they nov dis
trustful Of the improvement being maintained and
strong names at both ends, which compelled same
parties TO temporarily withdraw from the marke.
ilb DubluesSt ueNeTIueltSs was on AlDeioA Ssefo'
Early in March the supply question ia England as
sumed rather gloomy charaster. With an admit
ted falling off of half a million of bales in the stocks
at Liverpool and on his side, thsrs was deficiency
excess of stock held by the trade was
but little more than lOI0D0 bales. More
over, consumption showed a considerable increase,
while the accounts from India were far from en-
couraging. There WAS consequently a further ad'
vance during the month of fully I'd q b, which was
responded to in our market by an improvement OF
292i4e during the first fortnight and Sac subse-
luently. low middline closing at 26926lsc, against
20a@203fc at the commencement, and middling at
27@2T i, against 2l4S2l1s Our own eipts in the
meanwhile were rapidly FALLING off, comprising only
90 i5e bales in March, against l2259S in February
aud 4l,T73 in April, the stock running down nom
los 9 bales February % to T5 $50 on March 81 and
56699 April 30 Under these circum5ancesfa factors
were still more stringent in their pretensions. which
appeared to be fully warranted BY the number and ex
tent of the pending orders and the anima compe
ttion among buyers, Hence advance OIL &c during
the first fortnight followed by furth n improve
ment. of &c, and April o low mddng was quoted
at 81 @32c, and middpg at 2ll93ac. This proved
the highest point of the year, and to show the
marked upward movement during the period from
January to May l. we continue our table of quota
as al