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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-12

DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late Clerks with James c. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner Pennsylv, avenue and 18th
street, Star Office Building
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-04
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
From the Virginia Enterprise of yesterday.

WASHINGTON, February 2S.-It was ex-
pected that an application would be made
to-day before Judge Wylie, holding the Cir
cult Court, fora writ of quo soarranto but
those having the matter in charge, desiring
to have every point maturely considered, it
was decided to defer the application till next
week.
WASHINGTON, March l. Ex-Governor
Ford of Ohio, died yesterday.
The Republican caucus last night selected
the following managers to conduct impeach-
ment proceedings in the Senate: Stevens,
Butler, Bingham, Boutwell,, Wilson ofIowa,
Williams Of Pennsylvania and Logan.
CHICAGO, March 1.-The most furious
snow storm of the season commenced at
noon to-day. There is no prospect of a ces-
sation now at 10 P. M. Several houses are
reported to have been blown down at Mil
waukee. The roads have been blocked.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-04

Meeting of the Union State Central
Committee,

At meeting of the State Central Committee Of
the Union Party of Nevada, held pursuant to call,
February 10, 1865, it was ordered as follows:
That State Convention for the purpose Of Sc
lee ting delegates to represent the State in the
convention of the National Union Republican
Party. called to meet in Chicago on the goth Of
May 1868, be called to meet in Carson City on the
9Th day of April next.
That delegates to said convention be apportioned
as follows:
One for each county, and
One for each Senator and Representative to
which such county is entitled.
That the several county Central Committees be
instructed to provide for the election of Delegates
Z, the State Convention; said elections to be by
direct vote at the Primaries, or by conventions
as the committees may direct. All elections of
delegates to be had prior to the LIST of April next
That at the Primaries for the selection of dele
gates the following test be recommended, when
ever a challenge shall be made t. the right of q
party to vote:
''Did you, at the last election for State officers
support the Union ticket" And will you, at
the next Presidential election, support the nomi-
nees of the National Republican rarty?"
C. L. DELONG, Chairman.
c. N. NorEwARE, Secretary pro tenn.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-04

coordinate branch Of the government
his character ~ the faithful guardian Of
the Consultation his vested right to b
considered and respected as the Com.
mander-in- Chief of the Army and Navy;
bis moral and political right to select
and maintain his own Cabinet, and the
dangers Of the precedent Of impeach-
ment upon political grounds, these will
be some of the sophistries that will be
urged with persistency and skill in favor
of the accused President. And as these
arguments pro and con are employed,
the political complexion of the matter
will become more plain !; the irrepressi-
BILE conflict of party antagonisms will
become intensified; the duty of the body
of the government toward itself will
become more apparent, and principles
which are as vital and fundamental as
the Declaration of Independence itself
will come up to be recognized and re-
spected or ignored and treated as of
secondary importance. A patient, long
suffering, faithful, Christian people
hopefully bide the momentous result.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-04
CONGRESSIONAL
s ENATE.

| SENATE.
| WASHINGTON, February 2S.-Thayer in
troduced bill to abolish the Office OF Adju.
tant General of the Army, which was re.
ferred.
The Senate proceeded 20 the consideration
| of the Impeachment rules, section BY Sec
ton, and several were adopted.
CHICAGO, March 1.-The Senate made
several verbal amendments to the rules
adopted to govern proceedings in impeach-
ment, but no material change has been
made.
long debate occurred upon the power of
the Senate to try the case of impeachment,
while so many of the States were unrepre-
scented.
Reverdy johnson made strong argument
in favor Of the right Of the Senate to try
the case.
Morton commended that under the fourth
section the Senate was no longer a Senate
but Court.
Sherman said the character of the Senate
had not changed any more than when in
committee.
Debate continued in criticism Of the words
used, namely d" Grand inquisition Of the
nation"
Edmunds said the fathers of the nation
used the same words in such proceedings.
Salisbury moved to strike out of the sixth
section the words /" Empowering the pre-
siding officer of the Court to call the assist
ance of the army to enforce its commands"
Considerable debate ensued on the power
Of the Senate as a Court to enforce its
Judgment.
Sherman moved to strike out the word
8. judgment"
Agreed to.
Trumbull thought the wisest course was to |
take the rules adopted seventy years ago.
under which five trials had taken place, and
moved to amend so as to authorize the pre-
siding officer to direct the employment of
the Marshal of the District of Columbia, or
any other person, during the trial, to dis
charge such duty as may be prescribed for
aim, which was adopted and also to author
ze the Sergeant-at-Arms to employ, under
direction of the presiding officer, such as
'istance as may be necessarily enforce the
of all lawful orders.
When the twenty-frst article was reached
t was evident that lengthy debate would
ollow, so the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, February 2S.-The House
pent the afternoon and evening in debating
he report of the Committee on Articles Of
After some preliminary business, Bushnell,
chairman Of the Select Committee, presen-
ed articles of impeachment against the
resident. They consist of ten articles. All
with set and formal phraseology.
The first article recites the former sus-
ension Of Stanton on August II, and the 4
efusal Of the Senate TO concur, and then
aargcs the President ~ith high crimes and
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-04
THE GREAT TRIAL.

The most important case ever tried il
the Western Hemisphere is about to be
commenced at Washington. The bear
Tags and possible consequences of the
impeachment and trial Of President Of
the United States are of more momen,
than any transaction of judicial ma
ture that ever has been originated by
al English speaking people since the
days of Charles 1. Whatever may be
the result of the proceedings under i'm
parchment, this is none the less true
Tie vital issues at stake are of the larg-
est magnitude. The scope and limits of
the Executive Office; the precedents
which will be set by the various incl
dents Of the trial the extent of legis
lative power the stamina of the Re-
publican form of government to with
stand the severest test that can be put
upon it; the effect upon all branches of
business which a solemn procedure of
the kind will have, all these aad many
other matters are 20 accompany the YER
dict, whatever it may be. Politically
speaking, the Impeachment of the Pres
ident, at this juncturs in our affairs,
Involves a most perilous crisis. Unless
the President should resign-as we
hope, and are inclined to believe be
wiii-either his own case or that of the
Republican party in Congress is forever
lost. A verdict Of guilty sweeps him
out of political existence an acquittal
destroys at once, and for all time, the
power which has held i" Ny Policy" in
check-ths power of a harmonious, CO
operative two-third majority of both
Houses. Thus, while Johnson's all is
staked upon the issue, the House Of
Representatives has risksd the cohesion
and integrity of par,izan unity BY the
of its Articles Of Impeach-
meat. A failure to convict would cause
a 61al and irreparable sehism between
the majorities in either House.
We cannot doubt the result. The
violent infraction Of law Of Congress
and the coutemptuous disregard Of
Senate Resolution in the face of cors'i- :
tuition inhibition so to do, can not and
will not be pallisted nor excused, a. we
believe. The counsel selected
y the House of Representatives. are men
# vast and varied learning in the law,
great ability in debate and of signal -.
.scity. Their eloqusncs in behalf Of
Republican principles and the sacred
sess Of our representative form of gov
,rnmsnt will not fail to have its effect.
)o the side of the defense are also law
srs Of great attainments and ability.
rhs whole force of their case will spring .
rom premises the most opposite and {
to the views and sentiments
It the majority of the Senate. The i
tronger their pleadings, the more dan.
,erous will an acquiescence in their
ogic become. The grandeur and Dig 8
lity Of the American Congress and the t
astusss of its prerogatives a. . law l
making power; its near relationship to
he sovereign people whose creature
nd servant it is, win Be presented and :
rged upon the one hand. The impcr-
ascs of the Executive Office 50 smbra.
lag the Chief Aagistracy Of the Nation; D
~ iomunity Of the "Tribuns Of the r,
sopls" from assault ct the hands Of . Ct
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T. q . TT

nNE OF PAIR OF SLEEVE BUTTONS.
" Tho lost article is Of black enamel encircled
with gold filagree work, and inlaid with q raised,
ting in the center. Any person returning the
same to this office will be suitably rewarded.
March 4th, 1s6S. mh4tf
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

sud stsie.t s as1'sin 'm, lots Corn lower the market
e"s ame Gre aenod Is 'ouarei To- re l' ts1ei oe s5 " & s
ct ocat 81 i2o ri ~ C.aada Peas sa.e' OF TO-
0 >N.Tbe i-s RI is devoid Of H ne business being entirely
o. hg character, We cuoe a VI aSc Tor bsss and 2 @--e iO
HsGThe receipts moreisra and With moderate ieT,nd
EDEs-Tie general Ee, for r Hde is reported without de-
eoo snstcn hc'r' qae t' and no. oherng and Busno
Ayr 22d22lc o Slaughter stead, about former asaes
We quote a, Sa5;c gold m bond and sGac gold duty paid
Of @ & at S cS e11 OK 3' e, sT Is sps ak sgS i New
IkONIhe stock OF Pig Iron reduced 50 m tlns - am.
s Of Otuas Esrtoas Il held higher and 80 9dn da3.
Geuglrnock s4l 5oa +i3 cosng at the latter rate "
ge' d sss, ssss1sd S sg % M : @ per '1'
10 e trade aud Tia lined Pipe lSc net cash ts e demand fair
ia m , W & ,spers sales Of bhd te B.roa
private terms Bv aacio9 % hd. tGC & Rico at isd7d
NAVAL ST0RBS-Cds egenine quiet & At S n small Tyi
: & s is S - % e I Ro.1. are de@s5d 9 S S:'
gce. ave fs % a. q % s, G's 500 IS GOOD g So sEa n,
lots o. No higher grade from - >, 9s a5S64g ~
IiHseed j. dull a ~ for cs'Es snq % " o.
Egh G%2a G1ds cru sIei rs oS Msnsi.e.d 5s
Lad oil Is d1ll but steady, At 81 %d 81 o" V''" WIS "
"IPRdvSoysw. b.e had fair degree Of .cty IN market loi
Pok totsi prices ns,' o, & sares the sales bbs at
7zoGs27 New Me and s25 5G "a ~ ~ 9 ~ 'S' & common
Sard siiSfo pam Mess and 4s C ?2 80 o krt,A 56 Ns5
se Bsco. demand ard hear Of sales oi So oois w
half 81 November private terms ue'l
cgs easier; quote l0dc Lam lower heavy sd dl s ~
Of 2nbb End 5 Q1tc for No l. j.; &c for Csi I'@
I7 FOR air L. Prime Stcap l7;G7s for Kettle Renderd
PETROLEUM. buk Is rather easier; ,sles Of ~" DO
lG 7c closing finn Crude hlls nominal; Rhued In hond
lover aud heavy; 500 bh $ W. ~ 3d3 &c. snd % uo~
Philadelphia 1000 bhs for uttt onts AZ A.
RICE-Crora unsettled but most iode unHlns 70
sell below "a dgc hangoon bond steady tIG5tc tod
SCGARS-T demand Raw Sugars hss eu rather more @u,e
presents decidedly trn tone the aspect OF a
Cuh Rgsn beu Prices haye not advanced
but arr quoted tdlic for Fair 70 Good kehning N,h 'ey
little stock offering; sales OF ls2 bld al h:d oI tuuA Auo
lc Porto Rico 38 boxes Havana part al lc tnr qu,
sSdI5Ic for Hards ~ dl4sc for Soft White and lSsd'e ior
Yellow. -.
1nsrLei dul nroe. thaM lghi hdyaDee we
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE BOSDs OF THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, to the amount of Eighteen Mil
lion Dollars. have already been Sold and they are
cow in constant demand for home investment and on
foreign account They pay six per cent in gold,
and run for thirty years. AT lO2 they yield be-
tween eight and nine per cent to the investor and
coon as the issue is Sold if not before, they will
doubtless command a much higher rate. AS first
mortgage on the longest line Of railroad in this coun-
try that is already earning than its interest LA
bilities on its way business, and which cost nearly
three times their amount, the security is undoubted
Subscriptions will be received at the Companys Of
fee No 20 Nassau-st.. and by John j. Cisco a. Son,
10 50 Wall-st. New-YOrk and by most of the leading
BANKERS throughout the country, wheTea new pamph-
lat containing full description of the road and its
securities can be obtained.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Corporation autitts.

IN BOARD 0F suPEKyisOts. October II, 10 ~
NOTICE TO DISTRICT CANy NyASSERS.-Ih
~ following resolution, relative to returns f he h9yemne eeeton
~ sdo, ted; JOSEFu D. iV1oHn, -,
ed That Of NFYok be sud hereby divided for
The neIt election into twelve Re1rn Districts. as follows: m
composed u the FIRST sec0ud, lhTd and FlNh hs'iA
second District composed of the Fonrb and Sixth Wards
composed o the seventh sut Thirteenth narA
Ponrh District composed Il the enh and FonTte-nh Words
r Dstdc of the Eleventh and Seyent. nth NadA
Sth D. ,tact composed " the kIshtb aid Ninth Wards
seventh District com ed of tbs Fifteenth Ward
Eighth District eomDo'ed n the sixteenth Ward. 80,
Of tie Eighteenth and Twenty A " arcs
Ten Due o tie Twentieth snd ISeb second @fa
Flerenth b strict composed Of the Twelfth Ward
To.lhb District COMPOSED of the Nneieeuh Ward
and s The Chma1 each Board ~ Canysssers OF e several
Ron districts ReuID District shall return The onginA state
et egatLer coy Of the Poll L at the General Election 20
be aud deliver The same 10 the supeST "Ho
be ren des gasiei tor receiving the sane -
hereby designated 70 receive tne
erpp returns tue Canyasse Of tue Sad Return De resPs
lively. as oloas;
walter Roche. st No 3 Pear street
Third Drct-Superyisor William M Tweed, al NO. s' henU
street ~. ono pn .,-e.,
nh Herman At No. ~ East Iensn
street. -. A. I'D. uo,,.
seventh DstrctSnpersor Orison Blnn at No 10 nn street
RL,h Dsc-Supsisor Sheridan Shook, al No 9iJ "e' 4nV
Ninth De,superrisor Adre,. wmaun No. 7o7 Ea''T"en
hrst street ~, ,,o w., III .v ,liyt
~ ,o, n IA. .,...,
Twelfth Dstrc-Super1sor John For at Ne" C"utiiouse'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
ayine themselves The trouble Of borrowing money.

saving themselves The trouble If borrowing money.
The earnings of thc l,ev, ind and Pittsburgh show
continued large gain, FOR the second week in
October the increase is .-.>l5. The EIe certificates
ISSUED since the opening Of the books have been pro-
nounced good delivery by the Stcck Exchange. At
the I o'clock Board, the market was firm but dull.
At the Second Board Pacific Mail advanced to l2rs
New-York Central l2G!; Rcadinc 90; Michi-
gan Southern. SCI Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
IS; and more confident feeling Oh
tained IN consequence Of the easier state Of
the money ma. ket Al the open Board prices showed
afurthcr improvement. The market closed strong
ntd active.
Government bonds were active throughout the day
wth heavy transactions in all classes The G;s were
IN sharp demand to cover shorts by sellers at low
psces as well as by investors. At the close prices
wrc firm.
us 6s 1881. Eeg1l4 114i Us52OCo new '651lol71lOi
US 6s 1881 Cou1l5 ollt4iU = $50 Cou 7nol @llo4
UtS 500 Eeg....1otl olG ~ ;. $40 Cou 68..1l olllb
Us $50 Cou '62 l5t 32 T. : 1910 Reside lCi9
us 520Cou ff 11l4 01lz u S. 1910 OiO6s
u. s. $50 Con 'Gj...l1ll Gll2
The following are VIM. Heath & Co.'S last quota
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
ANn CANE
R..n.rrirrlnl Isa 20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

PgpIr Oct 3The cattle arrivals mart. 80 Al
One undtedtht Il Hudon City and 66 Al Colnmunpa- Trade
very dull and prices I'll lover lot Jo stt good n,h ,rL
rg at lee on the scaet 80 Illinois o "a cwL l63
I 6I 2ditc and 100 TeIs and Kansas cattle - eWt
Ia sht ana thin. at Z esch STOCK not all sold
sheep 16O0 Porethst ard TO at Hudson City Tb,
supply for 1000 held from YESTERDAY and
Ony prime lambs be advanced
secretly 'he best bringing &C. end Weighing ~ ~ being hne
stock h0p butcer Some ~ n Csnads lambs
were Al 7c Of 70 H. al c lot Of 40 state sh
so H. bronght ltc S. Canada 100 h. Sc ~ STATE - No. 4c
MichssB VI H. STE 04 head O5 b &C. and 70 head III ID,
tame pTice. Als0. cars ONO, - ID, sNes, at 4tc
the only arrivals being ID n fort'th
Arrivals
paw Yesterday 62 Prizes rtaAer
ipg from "A to &C. pnme Kntuer M 10 sold at Jbc
car Illinois 40 10. 74e Michigan 1875 b &C. Illinois,
n De. ALa MLcLlaAn. lLl ~ dc
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-YORR.

TIE res, spprosh Of both rent ard election DAYS cause dn %
trade De shuudaut supplied with meats Of all fd the
Mutton department Ged to oyerdowng so !A car
10 Fronts su shoulders
~ PORK
more freely offered aud the whole bog kFgs scarce bd
hrh selling each Butter unchanged II
retail Nov that cool families will DO vel purchase
male Sc n on butter ami oen
Zoe tuh hgh colrti Sud el
sra rpy srtn or % Orange bad from tfsi
k,ds at ~ QaOo hefer resv than retae AZ SOC There
m uppr Of poury birds Fresh tsh not
pep prces geuey higher Many grapes ~bch bAs
b.n frosted offered z n by the boz bven Caawbas
Al Oc N on the good tne bh o
e, co,. +5d ~ higher BY the b good costing
s0qs The decline cespcns and other foreign anti
which purchased Sth coin Coal prnst %, he tg us
Ter Uptoun Geses already charging 30 81 z ton @ d ah
some Of n. tmn have put call pure Afc At 2e &
Quart, without waiting ~ the lot = November.
BREAD AND CRACKERS,
Bread wheat H. 9diO lCrakers Bost. 17dsl 5dl6
Biscuit milk 10 l5dl0l Better SodA..'.ILGlJ
BUTTER, CHEESE, AND EGGS.
Bpt,e, rrme n Oa Cheer bue 2pdl2 Egg heh sd5d23
Med good. .>JdS Common ~ fa I5dIb Ntaen e''S%'
Coykug......3sQ4lI
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE


ocr 3Os sO3 bush Wheat, lG9 bush Conn., 0775 hu,b osis
100 Lu.b Ma busb Barley j hush fsI Srsd. 5 busb
beans Peas Jg54 bbs Flour Ol bush Corn Neal ~
hI, Spnis Tuenine Tar 6Ig r Rosn ,J5 bbs Pork
3ls ptgs 55s pss Cut Meats pigs Lard, Is pkg Asrs,
psg S.rn 33J pigs Butter 1862 pkg cheese pigs Iaor,
III psgs Dntd Rrn 10 pkgs on Cake lh hbls Nbsky $50 bS
Eggs Hops 72C5 sides Leather ~ hl To-
bseo 38 pigs Tobsceo IS Re $40 starch tJS b.g'
ll. E.rlflu
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

COFFE-Buz Coffee al grades and has
rather importers generally qhr eontt and there
70 od esltoes: duty paid l1G7c 10 O al gold sales Of Igl
bags RIO Clifford sd ZO bsgf Santos Nyfafer pH
aid $2 be RIO 10 Baltimore VIA Hampton Roas
p steady Marcaiho,
iDl7c sd Lagaay ~ god Sses of ." bas' COsiA ke'
sI Iieury Chzlaoey, plsate trrns
CANDLES ieuaua snd the market tm We quote ADJ,
uspne 8a2le ae Of 0 boxes Sperm and Patent are hg
Soc fpr the former, end fOc for the latter - . . -
GOPPkRWe learn 0 sales Of either New Sheaihng Yellow
demand for Amerau st only st aud prices have
oruwsri trBdeucy OF l5 90 Z4c for Detroit aud 2D
f5c fsr Portage Lsie aud Baltimore
PLOTR And MEAI-Tbe nqlry for Western aud State Flour
ss active yeseps prices lave ruled In ure hyor
~ goa sgpsne siate &c iOd 81 70 for Brtra States ~
MAST - STAT; SbtO0S for tb low Of Western
gts 4oa ~s fr good choice spnng Wheat LIirAs ~ 2OO
% of Mrtesota cd for
s,os - ZaAlO tor bTznds O4iil Family
a. Al Na@ a. for Winter Wheat Iud.anz aud
,gaut A. dSl 50 ET White Wheat DO do and Family. and
sCds ~ Gr IT. EItrs ami Double K California pour
g. and du; plenty ses Of 40 bbs ana sachs
a. ~ Tor Old houlhen Four active hut the low and
S sdes decue ssee Of Zp bhs at 80 2d ~ Is
dr, 10 GOOD Baltimore and toultU 10 y01I2 for Ers
~ VrUss. 7JU+l5 u oT ETtia aud Family
- 80 Desvie Rye Flour STEADY shd fairy see sses efJ6
h, Al rs SO4sa Corn Meal IL ose add lees sgei sales o 80
Nj, s br We.ieru - q tr jersey an ~ - O Brandy
80. I,,kstsst Flouf is tame a. 90 Wa.4 - y 40 D.
are steady With modyfaie deasrd We 4soe Prime
Et0ge G5f fehLeysrs and western a.,
EfsT dema1d iof Dry Cod 10 lg .ut Wicss are higher We
ys5is e. .s22 20 Shore Eo 2............sl5oo
- ~ ~ ......... none blfdiuIH So J..".....s ~ ~
- q, i......... ~ OilaVt No J............ u 90
rEtfTr "a ,a dlh ani heavy - Tue opeutg a al
, fe d-nsld been air sni qic general, sgnug
- -, oa ashf. tlr t3Wb bush, NJ ~ +I'nr
ss s,,4,g. RtsJGRI % fH h0 MBaltee AID DbarI %
a. 40 IMiEauk,e bafry dul ara Lesg b'He' hst - i
ss lOi 90 bnf. AZ maze bf Ntsleih e iA''i
IT, Dad of choice of rIpoL Rye oMI snd ulsu.a 10, 10 -
s.ds .yssl, Us ~ W lLs kssAi b2is'sN FL EgSlS
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
And the following for Railroad bonds:


Money was less active. Early in the day loans
were made at per cent and I per cent commission
but at noon borrowers were fully supplied at curren-
CIV interest with large balances offered at that rate at
the close.
The Treasury Department paid large checks for com
interest due November 1st, to-day, and tomorrow
will pav all applicants. The sudden ease in money
Is due partially from the fact that Mr. McCulloCh has
stated that the banks who under the present lock
NAV have felt called upon to trench upon their re-
serve IN order to assist their customers, will not be
molcstcd The banks also. have been lenders to-
day, knowing they can replace all they lent with
gold from the Sub-Treasury.
Sterling Exchange is quite active at quotations
London 60 days, 100. 91O9I; London, sight. 1lO!@
IlOl Paris long 515a5l9t; Paris short. 512id51li;
Antwerp. 5l6lG5l5; Swiss, 616ia515; Hamburg, SO
QS6s Amsterdam, 41041B; Frankfort, AGAt 4;
Bremen. '99a7 79l; Berlin, 71ta13.
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant
Treasurer Receipts for Customs. $G97, 900; Re-
cepts for Gold Notes $lS5 COO Total Receipts 1870
G4 II; Total Payments. $2,079,1O4 As; Balance
eS2,0i 600 o..
In freights to Liverpool 1000 bush. Wheat and TO-
oOO busl Peas at 7id; so Wood at 25s.; and by
steamer 100 bales Cotton at7l6ld. 1900 bush. Wheat
OF 3D. and 1900 boxes Cheese at S5s To Glasgow, by
steamer 400 bbls. Flour at Is. Cd
The following is the movement IN Dry Goods for
the week:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

SBEDSGrass SEEDS du and prices are nominal AZ S vi Oo
And 50 for Tuothv, Rous ID Flax is selling at ~ pdSL 10
SOAP-Tlere has been only moderate demand ioI VHe "t'
l50 boxes A. !8t Qlgtc
SPELTEEThe srket continues firm and prices have an upward
tendency Of rs Sesan at 10 80 10 - sod no"
he'd a. S6 - gold nooo
TALLOW-Tls demand is moderate; prices weak sales OF "'O
lbs sc 12i aisle ~ -. -.
sJc English sud 2. for BAnca All god fae' are
nm and in fair demand. ..o,,, , a, N
WHSKY-Tbe lower and dull ,e Of 80 bbs at 81 10
for
WOOwe bsve no particular change last Tevevi
the us. Let ren Qu,t and loders frm IN tAer Nevh
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
THE MARKETS.
lc,ref,ll, retorted for The Thbun..I

SEw.i0RK, Friday Oct 90 1863
SCVFS-TL market steady snd moderately sales Of p bblG
N A. q % 25 TO- Pots. and 80 81 for Pears
BEEsWAX-We have hsdun business YELLOW Western
sud souteru, pee ncla M We quote - 4'4c ior leio"
Ke1eu aud snltatu: sfI,s OF fOh 10.
BEINTLFS ufcaG ea: tle craud Moderate We quse At
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COTTON-There sotiyiW to-day he demand
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