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The New York herald., 1868-05-18
Senator Griues' Vote.
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1868.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The New York radical organ Of to-day contains
statement that Senator Crimes private secretary
wagered large sums in the Senate lobby on Monday
that Grimes would vote against oil the arcles'' Of
impeachment or course this statement is put forth
by that paper only with view Of giving little color
ing to its charge Of corruption against Senator
Grimes, and therefore, think, warrants attention,
and justiies me In troubling you with this contra
dicti0n Mr. Grimes has private secretary, unless
II may be sad that J. In my position Of clerk OF
the Senate Naval Committee, OF which he is chair
man, act somewhat In that capacity. SO far as the
statement may relate to myself, 1t Is entirely with
out foundation. l have never waeered and have
never offered to wager cent, directly or Indirectly
like all other aspersions upon Mr.. Grimes integrity,
Will be found to be both base and baseless.
JACOB RICH.
The New York herald., 1868-05-18
NEW YORK. HERALD MONDAY 49, TRIPLE SHEET. IA

q the restoration Of the Union and the
peace ana prosperity Of the country. u not true
that PFes.dent johnson hes indicated the precise
party Character Of the contemplated Cabinet appoint
ments, further than they shall be men Of eminent
abilities, such - to challenge the confidence and
respect OF the entire country.
The Inpeaehnent Managers About % Con.
neDce Their Dirty Work.
The impeachment Managers viii commence to-
morrow the inquiry as to the alleged improper or
corrupt means said to have been used to influence
the determination Of the Senate upon the articles Of
impeachment.
Denial ef Report About Chief Justice
Chase.
There Is no truth whatever in the report that Chief
Justice Chase called yesterday President Johnson
to congratulate him on the result OF the senate's
vote on the eleventh impeachment article.
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therefore -
Resolved, That hail the defeat OF the iniauftous
conspiracy to the President and revOluttonze
the government as evidence OF returning Justice and
impartaity and the surety OF the defeat and annih
revolutionary movement.
Resolved That honest men OF all parties have
great cause to rejoice at this triumph OF the const-
tuition over wicked conspiracy, Of virtue and pa
tri0tism over venality and corruption.
The meeting adjourned amid cheers for justice, tho
President and the constitution.
The Feeling In Sc. Louis.
81. LOUIS, May II, 1893.
The announcement of the result OF the vote Oh the
eleventh article yesterday produced no special ex-
citement but has been the subject Of much
tioh. The conduct of Messrs. Henderson and Ross
Is being specially commented on by the republicans.
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appointments. Johnson Claims, and not without
piausibly, that no had authority under the act Of
'S 70 .se d1es Of = secav ~
war; but II that act was repealed, even then he
simply acted as his predecessors had done with the
acqulescence OF the nation for forty years before.
Considering that the facts charged against the Pres
dent the second article are In respect contrary
to any provision Of the Tenure Of once act; that
they do not constitute msdeineanor, and are not
great doubt whether so much OF the act Of
OF the letter OF authority 70 General Thomas l. not
in force and II II Is not that President Johnson still
had the same authority for issuing IL as his
Without objection In the Navy, Interior and Post
once Departments, IL is impossible for me to hold
him guilty Of high misdemeanor under that article
To do so would, in my opinion, be to disregard
rather than recognize that impartial Justice ann
sworn to administer. What has been said In regard
r e as asS s ces ss Ses no o an
unlawful attempt to control the Disbursements OF the
moneys appropriated for the military service, a.
Articles four, nve six ana seven, taken to-
rether charge in substance that the President
sonsprcd cn n ~ ' and S's threats
TO prevent Edwin NJ. Stanton nom holding the
ONCE Of Secretary q war, and BY force s,,,tS to
ssae sstes n hns The q WAR; also that he con-
spred TO DO the same things contrary 70 the Tenure
e .s Scs ss Ss Sp ss .ssSH ne :a q
the intimidation, threats, force charged; and es
the President had, N my opinion che right to re- re-
move Mr. Stanton1 his order Tor that purpose asaso
that to General Thomas to take possession, b0tn
peacefully issued have In my judgment, none OF the
elements Of conspiracy about ti1cm. =.
The ninth article, known ~ the Emory article, Is
wholly unsupported BY evidence.
The tenth article, relating TO the speeches OF the
although dscredsSIe 70 re Ys nieh once he he noids DO
not in my opinion, szord just ground for impeacn-
ment. a.. :
speech Of the President made August 49, 1893, dn-
posed Of BY what has been said on the tenth aruce'
The only proof to saseatn the allegation OF uniaw-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-12-10
Ayers Sarsab aYha,
ren runrrrrxe 1f1E Aeon.

The rer Ration this OK
cellent Medicine enjoys
Is deri ed f1rom It's cures
MANI Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveteraf(
cases Of Scrofulous dis,
case, where the eystem
seemed saturated win
corruption, have beer
purified and cured BY n
Scrofllloue AlIections and
disorders, which were q
gravated BY The scrof6
Inns c0nkarSfn affan Hanf3
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eaey yers painfully anlictns, have boen radically
on q Shs country, that ths public scarcely need .
scselsicss peisca i one Of q nsss destructive
eoUnlo0 q or rAce. Ofben, hlh unseen and un1s1t
:s4fses e e Sc Ss ss
sssas g Ssssd nsscsSn sn q e SoS "a
so cSs o. Other q is Sidsous fcrm: sissr On Is
cies my % suddenly depositea d ths lung Or
q pisssncs 81 sruptions o. tAs si9 foul ulcer
o" S 9. sSEs 4 rs So Hence ss
appear. Persons afsicted viii lie following com.
plants generally 6nd Immediate relief and, q
b. - uss q ~ Nee =
FEEDER. Salt RKsxs, Scatd Hesd, Rtsosses1s,
Sore Eyes. Sers Eer., and othef eruptons q
more concealed iOfms, as Dgepspsie, Drepsy,
a Msr r. :sS:s s. Egfg.y, y EtsS s
ssphsiis or Ts.srea ii and Merowrses Dssssses
are cured by it, though long time is required for
But long continued use Of this medicine win cure
the complaint. Lewcoyrhea 2r WAtees, Utestsss
r s SS s.s are &c
Tons for each case sre found in our. Almanac, sup.
caused BY accommodations Of extraneous matters
II the blood, yield quietly to II, as also LSves
CohspSatssfs, TosptdttN, CongestS0M or lNe0Ns-
AsGttoss Of the Ldcer, and JassNdScc, when arising,
as they often 30, from the ranking poisons In the
blood. This SARS1PARILLA fs great 70.
Those who are LatDHtd and Ltseless, Deepen.
dent, Sleeptess, and troubled with Nesvosss AP-
f0Selsesss{esss or Fe0r8, or any Of the affections
symptomatic Of Weakness, win find immediate
relief and convincing evidence Of its restorative
power upon trial
PREPARED BIZ
Dr. y. C. AYEB 4 CO., LEVEL, Mass.,
Practical a,sd AnalvttcaI CAemsSsss.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
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Wheat was heavy the close and price.
:s,ss ~ = IA NJ 1ss
2chisaS 50 20 for white DO California wheat dun
q 50. Corn dull lower and nominal ~ the ss.e
si'is asa m.l sss ss
for unsound CO. barley was dull and lower WIN sses OF
aasi. Gul closing a, 75c sales 300
bushels at 1870. 7Sc OF barley malt small lot sod at
f.sH-pry cod moderately active and prices were
gue again higher IN value, the sa,es beins go
sS = & ST ray 80 al IS ap ss Ss n nG medium No.
smosed herring were qucs At DOC 4ec or scaled and oe
F Pc .a - was si@ = B .ssc ana Is
eusr, fof cotton and rates were shade higher IN Soma
The charens business was ony modera;ey setve
ad, per steamer soo bsies cotton at 80 81, :. SEQ
s Al va. ifss. LARD Ss &c.
BIS 10 LONDON 90 tons oil cake al s $40 bba hour at
1850 boIs. Cheese al as TSs charters were:A Prassnn
Sas s wrs pS sapacy 10 the waSaTd a. an
American bark ~ toms 70 Melbourne, ansLam General
cargo; and British brig to Lisbon wh slaves on private
wsyrrsBas, were In some demand Sales 100 balos IN
Boston ~ and OF cloth there sales OF 100 o.iss DO
nRnr1NanIa was duh and nominal iis.c. isc. gold
Jnis vas dull and unchanged.
makes yss a s ho ns o wsrs nTa o
private terms We quote Buenos Ayres % 81 ps y &C.,
gee s9 Sc 6olIe sa rs "a RIO rsas ~
y bs 22e ornoeo u 70 es, sg csSFn,s y % os
n iba Nc BE Cruz, is ~ lbs, lsc lsc. Tam
pco 70 ~ ibs lsc. Ice; Bogota ~ ~ ibs 1sc lsc
Maracabo ~ ~ lbs, lfc 1oc. fe1ss, ~ ~ los, Sc
lsc Total stock OF hides October "a, 1905, EsV.
at iu prices demand being party for export We quote
PRIME gsdea, 22c 25; good do, lsc 2Uc fair do loc
lie ipfer'or do loo. l2c Foreign was dull a. Nc
0c -
made of 10 ceroons IL 30 81 Ea, sod. Other Kinds
wers quiet We quote Manila, sSc Soc, sod Madras,
inoS'fhs market for Scotch pig quiet but price.
were rcnersy steady The stock IL fair but immediate
srvas The sales were 100 tons Genaarnock
quoted sal ship Busness IN American snLnt
prices we're steady, No. being quoted at Sal s<3 and
No. ssT ssg 900 tons So Thomas At S43 and 80
do Allentown on private terms Wrought scrap was IN NODE
quoted at s45 60 S4s with OF 200 private
terms New rails quiet at S5v 4o2, gold, for hngisn
snd $e $751; currency American Sales t0 tons or the
former ON private ierns Refined bar was quiet n wv
Ordinary foreign, though quiet, nrm At % 40
LrATnsk-rhs for hemloek sole was unchanged,
ueng moasratey sctive and steady. Receipts Moderate
Ost vas 70 siL demand chely from Eastern Dealers aud
~, W. wa'noH, s,ers0n Tne inquiry was prncpay
Ayr", heavy, Use Acc yer H. DO, mladle, 2sc 2sc
90, light Nc. 29Hc.; do, California. heavy,
&c .Y5c,; do, middle, 2sc. . asc.; DO, light,
20 = Nc.i 90, orsoso, Ac,, heavy, 2se. 2,c.;
DO good damaged, all kinds wei hts &c ashc do
poor 30, BIC TO- DO IN tue 8Jc OAK siauQh.
terHeavy, sec sc do middle, t1c do iant goc
sc DO cropped heavy, fvc a.. middle s2s Z S5c
midds, DC t2c 10 light, Use dc. do bellies nc 2le
hoLAssfs,Ihe market exhibited more ACT vie and pr.
steady The were la hnds r,aoins ,o. A
he, and ~ asas Ana psrces ssgus iie ~ auction
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fully admitted yesterday by the President OF the road
20 committee from the Stock Exchange. Govern
ment bonds have been ably steady, consoef-
ing the adverse Influences above ciIed.
The foreign exchange market was extremely duh
all day, and the offerings Of bills were somewhas
larger than yesterday but the leading drawers con-
tnued TO ask 10 for their sterling at sxty days. AZ
the close bankers bills on England u sixty Gays
were quoted at 1921 10; at three days, iioH
1loS; commercial bills, 100 lcess; pankers D's VI
Paris ct sixty DAYS, 6.I7n SICK.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. ADMISSION % CENTA
ID THIS EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
LAST WEEK But ONE OF
MR.. AND MRS. w. j. FLORENCE.
LAST WEEK OF NO IHoROI0HFARE.
LAST WEEK OF FLORENCES OBENREIZER.
MRS. FLORENCE IN FOUR CHARACTERS.
MIR. FLORENCE IN TWO CHARACTERS
MRS FLORENCE IN SIX SONGS AND DANCES.
DICKENS NO THOR0UGHFARE
MR.. FLORENCE AS 0BENRElZER
THRICE MARRIED.
MRS. FLORENCE IN FOUR CHARACTERS.
MR.. FLORENCE AS VIVIAN RIPPLE
ON FRIDAY NEXT ONLY BENEFIT OF
MRS. W. j. FLORENCE.
SATURDAY, LAST FLORENCE MATINEE BUT ONE
GARD EXTRAORDINARY.
~ MRS. W. j. FLORENCE
respectfully announces the citizens OF New York and IT,
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 80, 1863
has been set apart for her
BENEFIT
NJ the
BROADWAY THEATRE
on which occasion she will appear In The
Proean Farce of
THE YOUNG ACTRESS
assuming elk distinct characters assisted BY
Mr.. w. j. FLORENCE,
who will appear
Mr. CAMOMILE, TRAGEDIAN.
CHARLES DICKENS beautiful drama OF
DOMBEY AND SON
Will be presented, In which Mr. FLORENCE win appear -
CAPTAIN CUTTLE,
part In which he has no LIVING EQUAL.
SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY FOR MRS. FLORENCEa
BENEFIT.
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MOODS MUSEUM
w Broadway, corner OF Thirtieth street. Open from
A. until ~ r. NJ Two performances daily in grand thea
tire; afternoon ~ =, evening at O'clock.
Conunned ana uninterrupted success Of the
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLESQuE TROUPE.
Every evening and IxIOk,
Wednesday and Saturday THE NAN AT THE
"The lovers Of fun likcit,
Inc lovers OF music are pleased with H..
The lovers OF beauty grow wild about IT,"
TO DO preceded BY the amusing prelude Of
THE WATER WITCHES.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons
DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE
py ms have been entered mo fof
GRAND MENAGEKIE OF LIVING ANIMALS,
together with numerous living human curosities which,
added 20 the present attractions OF Woods Museum renier
In all particulars unequaled individual enterprise In
the world. Whhai, no advance In prices
cADEMY OF MUSIC, l4TH sTREET.-KELLoGG.
Immense success Of Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
In Rossini's charming comic opera, THE BARBER OF
SEvIlLE, which win be repeated
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 2s, ats,
being positively the last Kellogg night prior 70 her departure
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE,
WITH MISS KELLOGG As R0SINA.
LOTT, PETRlLLI, COLEfT1, FOsSATL
husica, director Sig GLORIA
ala Gardniera Vase expressly composed for and dedi
Gated to Miss Kellogg by Sig Gloria
Admission 81 reserved seats 81 so; family circle, 80
cents; boxes, 80, SO, $40, $l5 and 800
Sale OF at the box Office OF Academy Schir
mer's, 70l, aud Macoy's, liz Broadway.
THURSDAY, Oct 29-Brooklyn Academy OF Music.
GRAN1 TAREMEIJ, KELLOGG MATINEE
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hhds Porto Rico at &c. four months "a bhlA crop New
Orleans a. &c. &c., and " do. do. Texas at 66c. &c.,
INST caah.
NAVAL srosEa--For spirits surpen,ne the marke, was
more nce but prices were again shade easier The saes
ss = ~ .s Se s, :: 4 c sms 10, New ao
private terms Al close merchantabs and shipping ota
were quoted At l3c. 4sc The rosin market dull AMI
generally heavy The only sales OF importance heard 81
were OO0 bbls. common strained at ~ 20 "a A. We
50; pale II Is s5 ~ 81 extra aS s. IL 60 Tar was
quiet al W bO $S rs for Wilmington,
olLsFor Linseed the market was quiet at Sc 9c for
wholesale lots and CSC for joobng lots In casks and
bbs Lard quiet At 81 81 VI % for prime winter,
while olive quiet ut 80 3b 81 40 and city distilled red
for crude whale 81 50 Tor beached winter do 81 w 81 10
for crude SPERM and 80 50 ~ for nnbeached
OIL CAKE.-Western duh and nominal at f57 b0 $b8
IL bbs pork, 10 do. beef and do
lard The market for pork without activity and prices
deprecated extent of 6oc bbl closing 6
lot at &26 3 $26 rs for Y23 Is S2t 25 for
prime prime, including 125 bbs prime mess,
for December delivery private terms Live hogs wero
quet and heavy, selling al $40 SIC. The arrivals
the buyer The Gales about lao bbs SS 80 for
plain mess and $40 $8 for extra do. Tierce beef
dull at 1913 $50 FOR prime and 1891 $33
Beef hams dull and prices nominal al &2s 1888
for old and Cut meats dull and prices
trely nominal Bacon also dull and nominal. There
l5dc. l6c Lard air demand, chiefly export
and the tone of the market rmer The comprised
e00 packages at 1bc s4c for No. 10 prime and
kettle rendered. ButterThe better grades fair de-
mand and hrmy held, while the low grades but mile
sought after but quite steady in value Cheese in mode
We quote:--
Butter
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Rio In active demand from the trade, and
tho market firm At quotations annexed Tho
sales sA bags Nicolne 265o do en Amaie 1G5
Soalen, arrive ESQ bags perlndustry 4s do
per Navigator and 90 do vensdy private terms or
Santos bags MINSTREL disposed of At private
price. In good dcmand sales ,259 bags
private Other kinda duh and unchanged: We
ouo.e:-hio ordinary cnrgocs, re &c., gold. In bond
fair do &c. exc. good do oac lie prime do Igc
12c extremes for lots, &C. l2,ec. William Scott Sons
mako tho stock Rio October a. In New York. lgla
2000; Boston, 250U; Ga weston, 2,0c0.
DYEwoODs -Loswood WAS IN small supply and hrm a.
about $27 currency st. Domingo and 41e gold for ia
rnajca-
DRrGs AND DyEs.-The market quiet, but prices
generally unaered Sales $50 casks bleaching powders part
&c. yc gold and Sc currency 2250 kegs bi carb soda,
part ll6c SO do pD0 drums canstc soda At do
30 81 70 l5J soda ash part Mt ~ Is
so crude brmsone to arrive Ito drums caustc Soda
p arsenic and tons acetate lime private terms
GEArN.--keceipts 1894 bbls. -four, 100 do.
meal 3 bags do, e55 bushels wheat s5 do corn,
1850 OATS 200 do. malt 434se do barley The de-
nand hour light and prices were loc he
wanted to some extent Tor export
heard OF kinds the basis Of 81 No. Calfor
dull and lower and nominsl the sales
10 900 bbls. Southern -four dull, but nomnaly
changed the 500 bbls Rye -four In light de-
mand prices heavy 80 bbs Corn meal
only active and heavy saes %c bbls Western
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market for crude in bulk was Dun
demand but business was restricted by
creased hlmneas o. sellers who 5 2c for
private erIns Napntha quiet at lac. In Philadelphia
%sr 10 s anasa White Da At o
closing at this priceand 1900 do for November at 29c
sa$e; Kansocn aole. q. about 60 g. - -. 49,
@ but pse oI aT % on s
fair 70 good refining Cuba The sales were
Per also 8 sSsoa 'G issa BY gp auao
81 sG5o Il s9 @ to WI .soss fair
ssansa no wh n,ssss l
SEEDS Calcutta linseed sti in fair demand and Arm
s27N gold duty paid and 200 baes 1000 pockets Sag
was dull and nomna A. is 4 sac timothy was quiet at 49,
soApSThere were small sa es Of CASTLE at l7hc.
ES sssn wss a 10 fair at so about
R' se 81 tons at 81. and N s DO
skINs ga; dun but unaltered in value Tho sast
ss @ a. @ 's and e sss esa @ es
private terms, Including iew lots We quote
s Sd Pa;s da U
Goa 5oc Soc 90 cares 5oe n,S 49, So @
do San Jnan 4ac, SEAL 41c do. Ansos'us, s2se.
sioaT5c market was quiet except for Singapore pep
per- which sales the extent Of 10 bags reported
~ sS 0S Wy. pan m but quiet owing the sh.
stock For cbbns log, from stcrs there vas good demand
Marrha,s Wor.hnsons 81 80 y; Evans, pcakins
kci ~ AZ ~ N Liverpool grOuiu D. 81 lu ilggtnH,
SIS IL s3 %, and Turks Island, 52c 55c busba.
TIN.-PirSrats ~ demand and firm at the adj
noticed last report The sales and resaes
300 slabs at &c, gold Bapca quiet at 2Tr, gold,
and English at 2sc gold Plates were quiet but steady at
~ % IS 30, gold.
market Kentucky ruled quiet, tho de-
SSss
seedenf the business moderate the sales being only 4
Connecticut wrappers filters and seconds, private
terms Havana in brisk demand and sales
effected of 4b0 bales &c boc, gold, In bond, and s0c
81 10, currency, duty paid.
TAiLow moderate demand. The sales 81, 900
lbg., At l3c. q l3ac. ~
W0oI-The for fleece Ia dull there being little
inquiry, that entirely the
grades which firmly held former prices
The grades only in moderate stock, but held with
Pulled tolersby active, the demand heing
usual mainly super and lambs and prices steady
and firm. California The amount OF business
doing dimnuve but full prices demanded IN all
Foreign duh Unchanged value The sales 1876 900
lbs nceces a 4c s7hc nclndng 4 600 sstern at c
coarse Ohio at So1ac 5000 do do oooo A. &c,
2. 4 u 90 unwashed At DC s5c 2So e secured At
fcrna 3. S5c g6c $4,000 lbs super and extra pulled at
4c 47c bales lambs do ut SOC. and small lot choice
do al b.c OF foreign the 50 es are Is baes Cape al ic
WHisxEy.-Receipts, 254 bbs The market quiet and
prices shade easier The sacs 500 bbs city and
Western at IL ~ q 81 IL, duty paid.
ZINC-Saes ~ casks at &C.
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REMOVALS..

IN Right Business from t6 Futon street. New Sorx 20 the
city OF Newsrk NJ j. where VIII DO found al all times pre-
pared 10 OBJ ain Patents and buy aud sell Rights
MON Az parties who have ef, Paten, Papers, mouea Draw
jnsa 1c can Information or have same, "
rpr.d, By addressing me At Newark Posi- oniee, n
y. HARVEY gAoRP.
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WATCHES, .IEwELRY, &c.

FRANgFIELD CO., JEWELLERS, 20g SIXTH
N. avenue, Fourteenth street 3S ghth avenue,
corner twenty sixtl streetPaenees and sole
jf Cuckoo C0cksi agents Tor tbs watham and all
American Watches; rnoerac and ressn
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Halr-past Two O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY,, oct. T-6 p. M.
BEEewAx dull at 44c. 46c We heard Of sales Of
consequences.
BUILDING MArrEIALs.-The market for Eastern sprnce
moderately active and about previous prices prevailed
The arrivals moderate but the stock fair Sales
5OJOCO feet within the range Of $40 S2l. Laths were
and higher, being held At $8 l2N Lime quiet
81 rs TOR and So for lump Rosendae cement
and Arm at 81 so S2 Bricks arm at
$40 80 for Long Island SIS $23 for Croon IS SO 90 for
Sew Jersey 50 20 $Is for North river and $40 $50 for
Philadelphia 'front.'
CANpiEs.-Clty adamanne quiet al 21c. 24c. for
II Sperm were quiet At l6c 50c. and patent at Sc
Goo.
cooPrRAeR srooK.-rhe market toleraby active at
former quotations. viz Sugar shooka 50 inch heads SO
80 10; shocks, inch heads Sc 50 ~ moasses
Shocks % inch heads 50 80 go rum do, SO so pipe do
S6 90 box do, so green hoops IA feet no S55 do,
II feet, S4S $50.
shade The sales only about l00ao lbs at ABE.
for Detroit and 22szc for Portage Lake and Baltimore
CoTTo Nkeceips 6745 bales. The marker for this staple
continued active and prices nrm at Yesterdays
quotations. Exporters tho principal operators. The
1907 bales, including 22 for export, 0 for
spinning Clio for speculation the market closing quiet
though steady. We quo,e:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
Fall & Winter Trade Of lS67--GS.
To Texas Merchantsl

INV OHLEANs. Oct. 2lsi, 1851
Referring 10 nv Gard. l beg TO state that ! VIII
give personal attention to ell Busines entrusted 70
me Tor the purchase Of every descrpiio d Of Mer-
chsndise a W-s tern Prodnce.
With many years experience in this business IN
Texas and New orleans and being constantly in the
Market aud thoroughly posted, an confient q Be
ing able 20 give satisfaction Those who order
through Broker. receive the benefit Of the MARKET
and frequeutlv get bargains that could not he Oh
tanned through regular houses-
I on not.rds-rs except & ? C-sh- Texas Merchants
daiue = Cash Business. viii understand the adrln-
fsgs.s Il huyfng for Cash af Low Rates
am authorized % rcf-r % the follouins vel
known hcuses-
NV Orrrsxz-Messrs Irn- ,. Adams a Co, Jas.
oaunaiv 4 Co, KetpG Cauihsld, Bulgerk Co. Page,
Pei Moran
esIvrsTag- Hessrs. briggs Nari; Bar Hutch
fns Co. Wm- Hendiey A Co, sctark ltt.rd lrgsn
4 % y : al. 3. sydn1rs Wafsans Wells ht11ri
Wm- - Cuaka-
H0rsTas-u-ssrs. 7. W Huuss; p a sheTherd
ECo.- r Euther Co: Geo Moore Co. Aassit'
smith a Co " ?. Vincent 4 Co -
Tssssnl EesTecffnliy, JANIS v FEiCt-