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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-21

GEN. IOGAN--Ihc warriors 0f the V. a. k
YOU telegraphed for IRE very i'll with complied
tim sf atlisorders - The financial interests VI
the eonstry will sustainl Congress IIafious
| life insurance companies baye offered to take
|asTDIg4 as9tInsNaJ aa91 ri SNMATHER.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-21

essSh4eaa4ss ah1 9tsIH1N Mic 4 AElk4 YFsslN
s.sylss soNEHfIs VI sf RAHIn n Tarnswortha M Bad Nj
cal member from |ig9is in late harapege
before g faf hapsa Hyglng m ppeachmept said
=; We need swear .p0. witnesses and take no
tesdn1ony Read the law. read the Constitil-
tom HpaHdsshe c65ea5xlFthen as plain aspif tAs
pkresiaMlt,hdd nenitsssaithc faetsdf sTaas ~
|ta .Hsaa II - n 7rs- 9te777r -T---sf IS naiN
= popR Horace THE New York Radical
Convention has thrown Q6 on Chase. and dc.
,clased iSr Grqpts ioh fTssident Greeley. .who
issl = dsyotsd II r. fAe's AL hpP ks Grant hipsslf
bsess'gs s & ftFRpgs :s 81 ret|cspts essr ths sFsst
|1sy Yp' .l oSSa.lY9l oSSalY9l Us Us 'aalas .l.as. sssxsia
yiaDskD IsIzsntt 1lz6fs GTsfdey, iii eminent
|h~yet u ssc,6int1tvj jiaisd ii San f'rrii5ss.
March 10Th. .aasans "nohs. l'' ahi!aa4 se.M
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-21

"A MILITARY order issued in Lynchburg di-
rects thati no liquor shall be sold to q. s. SOL
diers i'm that iince,sa and that all housescf i'll
lame frequentel BY soldiers shall be, clossd,--
Exchange, 49,. -, I'm "a "a
Let an order be issned 10 Washington City.
tn the same effect, with tbe prohibition Of oil
GERS as well as soldiers, and there viii be hur-
ried closing Of Divers houses. .a,,s .,,oY 81,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-21

IA S;offHf % ~ LaiuE.-A late washing
ton paper sSayys: s'aoSa ~ Y s''s's a.hs,,
hnTSs set oPt thst tie President had I'd sent t for
G4ii Emory ana 'thhf d6fmg the intersi&w, "a
|rosncnset0 the sunmsns, he had inf0rmed7the
|. President that heslgopld pbey, no loraer pnless
It came through Gen. Grant, is dsRied b., Gen
Emory. x
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
LITERARY ITEMS.

ur Joseph Bently has written and puollsneu
,oot co,Ied "Polties Made Easy for all Her M'yes.S
Snn,oc,s He proposes to teach the electors no" ~
80 o., more gain by their votes than getllns tt5cd
make sn r fnr hem" series of questions are "''''n'
60 the book. . o
In the last number of ST. Paurs is a paper paper
- Madame do sevigne, in which the writer talks oi
wapoIe visiting the lady at Yry e fa' AG'
-, ts bv Horace Walpole should visit Madame Ge
Sa-tls, ~ i,ry seeing she was in her grave V"oh1
ooe Years before he was bOru
One Of the demands urged by the extreme
.oction Of the English Radicals is for law OF signatures
Tb, Fan IaR gazette appears TO think that eofresou
49,, los an France leads TO personality ana quotes an an
hE ,n onsloucbt lust made upon NJ Edmond Apout 2 ~
~ Vii,Dessonf the proprietor of Figaro ms M 10
dcares tbat NJ About IS getting old alu lt al i ~ ~ %
Sio otiiIG so much pig, ana that MS eS si'o 0
tio EN- idea of little holes burned in "a Dianket
The Theatre Francais is about to produce
,ho Acamemnon" Of Seneca This tragedy written
90 no read and not acted. 1t is poor Latin imitation OF
,bo nohler Greek; and filtered into French 1t VIII De
t,rtber sin from the original model Inc I],
~ IN 20 eeJv defed music Nothing Is said OF Frchch
sarson Of Them The name OF the adaheT ol tH'
Is not Given. and that Of Seneca as the autHoT vi
man dramatic poem is merely suppOsluOh-pu' IL - o'
without probability.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
MurEinrru.


VERY SUPERIOR ENGINE, 80 horse, built
Tor EIbihuou, h SALE good location
reference address STEAM Herald Omee.
REPINED TALLOW FOR MACHINERY.
~ PERFECTLY PURE.
Manufactured By NJ RLKIETOH No lI6 bevees
PrOHt and seeOad. above CaEOShiIs,, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
6nrrorlfion laotitfs.
(0RpOKATInN NOTICE.-Pnhlic

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc Notice is
hereby gwen 70 'r eys, or Or o., 1
the ohels A,g..aegi. have ben ,oarlsa a1i e od il'
e,,ed Wis
n For Fissgins $40 street ir,aa nro'laay to f ,yeops
m For Buihg Sewer 2i sttei hstoesa ~ 90 'h a'e
C For Bniiilg Ss.ers E.dss slg a9d GogL s'rte BE-
Rnon rad Stanton e,is and Norfolk street. biNesa saloa an
5l1 Fdr ls,ug cro~sR from the y T. to W soa.D
st ,r Isrlnr Crit a Greenwich street opposite No 22l
5 Pr Layias Cfosssal. ion Gf,lnst , tue oppo
iah Ia,lag C,o..sl In Hoa'on street aom TIE W tie
; ". corner of MarDoucal STREET
ald j.. Jsy rGS .irest So 2 Ws,oey ps1s
i2b For laying Cra.sfaIs ion n T. to he n W q
l5 YoF Isfias er,rals from ~ llsG TO 10 lo2 Bead.,y
l5h Por ayng Crswak 10 s 2 street opposite Ward school
lola Laying Croosrsk hs north side Of Stanton and Orchard
S ror Paving Washington re from Do,dply to ualrenig
Tie limits anrcs y neb Assessment include ~ he
and lot Of Ground y,ni L 'l Paf Of iu ,uaiei on
tls on tie p,r.eer stre and s,eSae
~ @ Bolh ,e % Of Of ',Iss, a & @ .. G s.'5d' NE , north
o Of ~. street Lga ih syg9rs po, 30 & a Tgiriy there
i both sides of2hb from 5h 10 Glh also, both
si.s Of New 5,cnng hem llll - " i.i.1 9, ,lf'A 1
On Both si Of L,ihdge Sh,i 1q Goecs 'iree ron BooHe
streets also both sdes Of Norfolk street from Houston to stan
5s Both sides Of Greenrh street from West Teut to poiut half
wsy 10 Charles erect also The vest c OF rt otl street TO pOn
dis1ut halt he block aud wert ~ GrruHich street.
Cih Both sdcs Of Guu cL rt 60 point al Wy distant from
c 1uth ie of barclay street from
Gentch Put daa ball the block east and west o GreepNieh
street
ION. Tie Vee side of Msoong 70 Tie etteu q bah The block
nntHu street; also huth sides of Houston street TO
the Of half Tie block west " Maoorgal street
Both sides II WoVey place h 9th Atehue 10 Grove street
also beth sde Of Gay 10 h extent Of half the bck north Of
Wayercy place.
18th lhe uorhy side OF Grand street The extent Of halt bek
ess end x II Or,b, rey ao both sides Of 0laj erect the
~ hu.f tic butk north n Graa street ron
lJth Both slles ~ Broalssy from 9TI 10 l0h tfceS
llth. 10th slls oi2h teot from Sh g. % tyeuuas
18Th. Both SIDES Of 28A street fom 6I O. sh atcluos
10th Tie uorcy side Ol Stanton The eg'ct ~ la The
llocA eat aud Orchard seti ao tth sides " orchard itrcet
10 The Of hafth~ block nortey from Grand
l7ib Both sics Of 0lWuhugbn place from Byadssy University
plsc and 10 The extent OF fthe block the terrcn streets
All persons whose Interests ahea w The Aboye named assess
nnl who bpoe the sr either Of th
present their oeciODs n writing TO Jal OAKLEY CannB
ri 81 their or No - Qmers basement
uogsr, within hirtg dats the date hs
JACOBE OAKLEY. J ..... 90 ..... ...
join b. OrTlWErL Board o. Assessors
isaac CO-HUNT,
ORls B51rd of dtles6r. Men Co6rtH6ae June 2lh 1853
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
ii THE DISTRlCT COURI of do UNlTED
! A. II N,EsuaLs OrpcE T. D. o. PExs.iLyAaiA.
uuaBsIruIA. Juue q. 1913.

dav Of d. Bankruptcy it.nsd
against the Ess Of WILLIAM PErIE Of Phadrha, ~ ne
Cunty Phadeph AMI ~ Penuslraua Nho las bern ~
Judged Bankrupt biz Petition that he payment Of any pes
and deirer u any property belonging 70 such balS DBL ~ @ ." Or
and the Transferred by im frhien by law
that meeting Of - the al BHukfuft. 10 btr
o - bic ktsis S ho & at
Cou af Bsnkruptc holden At No G3 Waluts iAsdopAs,
The th AuFust A. D.
1913. a. 10 o'clock, a. 10. J., g ELLMAhER
Jutl laa3ETh U. y Maulal, - hessehEr
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
SaIts bp Sutton.


GEo. A. LEAvTT, AueIoneer.
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Astor-pace and Eghth-st LEAYITr STREBEGH
COSGSMESTs SoLcrED LBeARlEs CATAIOGUED AND SoLD
SPLENDID LAW LIBRARY.
THURSDAY FRIDAY June IS and val
liable AID extensive Law Library ofthe
LATE CHARLES EDWARDS, esq.,
Author of Chancery Reports" Edwards Pleatanes
choice aud valuable Reports
particularly rich English Reports. exceed
ingy This Of the largest aud valuable Law Libraries
ever offered for ale 6y auction IN s city Catalogues ready
NJ. MERwN. Auclloneer
RY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Broadway cor
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTERNOONS,
June "a and rs. at o'clock
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Standard and Miscellaneous Books omp'
Ing variety including choice and valuable works and some
books n exhibition.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON June 26 at o'clock ..,,
LAW BOOKS-A large consignment of VALUABLE BNGbiSh
LAW BOOKS just received from London, comprising chiefly complete
and Cbancery Also collection OF scarce
American Law Books &c Catalogues are ready aLu
the Books are on ernbition. ----
OrFicK oF Assr. QuAETEKpAsrER. GENERAL; !
Cox. OF HousroS AND GREEsRsrs. EEw-l ORR CiTf'
June %, 1868.
PURSUANT to instructions received from the
General will sell at public auction AZ Astos D.
the steamboat landing and the premises owned
senbury, MONDAY The 18th inst, al o'clock M ''s 0s
one frame buidrg' 616ltI2 common siding shhgled roof
buiRg 20I3OKl2, siding shingcd foo - IN
built fence feet high fence 70 be rese1 o
each supported by six brick pep u inches la
Al Of the above buildings are in oerable good eouOn e
In 1864 ., H..
Terms cash. in U. s. Treasury TeH per cent down AZ ume
The successful bidder or bidders viii be required 70 teS1e hs build
ings possible ater The sale tFtS AZ i
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-Leaye James

m os Grecnport al stations exp, Wooisfe au VIE"
Tree g:.O n Nurihport Passenger Irau and al vly sas -
cept Whw Tree 9p,m, Express Tram Tor GIee5por pPs
jamaica Miueos Hicksc. aud 40 stations bat $50 a. Nef'
Psseu, ,r raia aui az way stuuus eNvpt willow Ire -
North Isp Passenger Train. aui a way s'alonS Az passees -
cpect AZ Mrena With trains 70 and from Hampstead sd 20 to
Srlsr FYcrsu Train eayrs liatrs Point az o ie,'a
Glen Cove North Isp Norhpori aui al saol an'es "
teTs Point at G.lO p m Takes eject Juuc ~ 1888 ,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
,ROTON AOUEDUCT DEPAKTMENT-

{ NKOION AQUEDUCI UEFAh MEN T-IU
~ IRON FOUNDERSSraleh Proposals. indoel "Pnoposal ior
Water Pipe also Sh tb II the bladder aud TIE date Of rs Offer
will be ce, this once ionnl city Hal Pr nt Ii o'clock
Of WEDNESDAY July l. 1873 for the supply of 9O feet
watcrPip damer; 1000 feet cirun WuerPpe
% ft iron Water Pipe inches diameter;
waerPp ahes Diameter and about " uus of
2O0 Ofbranches special castings Spec taus aud forms for
bddngs be obtained on Application q tbs once
- THOMAS STbVENS } Croton
ROBr l.. DARRAGH, Agueduct
New YORK. Jane a. 1853 GEO S GRkBNE, Board
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
OFHCs oF ASSISTANT QuARTERNtsrER GENERAL. }
Coz. OF llouToS AND GRgnNEsrs.,
v-N.pu lifTy June INA

hLwlORR CrTY jane ~, 1909
GEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, are IN
y yei anil will he r,cer,d n hl Ofee nnl 9cocz MON
tY 2Jh supplying and putugup an IRON FENCE around
The Cetery A. Colnmh y H. In uec dancc wth pans and
SPECIFICATIONS which maj be seen at COS fe About eW net feet are
TrqHrcL
b viii be made a he per nni co viii state the length Of
ne required complete work; and must be accompanied 10y
guaranty gned by Two r@ponhc persons that N case Tic d n "e
thousand dar, 10 the ieuce accordance With
the plans and specifications aud terms Of hid
No bids vii be- entertained regularly engaged IN
the busiucs u furnishing aud pupg up iron feDctt -,
privilege reserved Of Teeng any % all bids deemed d'isa
be
should be made upon forms which will lie supplied AZ this Once
(kNo 2J irooi Proposals for Cemetery Pence az Fort Columbus
and addressed to the undersigned RUFUS lNdAllSL
ByL Maor3enl aul Asst q N. Gehl u. \ A.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
Situations 60lmttO-- fmnlcs.

Situations GlumtO- fmnl,s.
A LADY wishes n position rs MAID, HAIR
N DRESSER sEAMSlRESS sh lady No objection 3 travel
ing penaleu Place 10 the country Address Mrs r. No 30
Thinls.
A N English Lady, aged 30, wishes to find an
~ erqag,incut HOUSEKEEPER or GONERNESS aud HOUSE
KEEPER having bad large establishment Of her O~ NA he s"Isd
great acquisition person requiring such Address X l. b.
Dnnsf,rd PosiOGce, Sher1's Corner. vernum Ont1ro.
VNANTED-A situation 10 do the COOKING
w ASSIST with the WASHING aud ltOEihG of snail
family by an American would do HOlhENORk for either
country Gail at No 81 t Duane Best reference
gwen.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
>TEW-YoRK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING NJ . 1861
TRAINS LElyr NKW.YOF

PASSENGER Station In Ncwl ok Twenseyeahss and r"
ave Entrance ON Tventy.seyeuthsL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25

SUNDAY R,tv.-s9oa N Way Train for 0dsyle l200 e.
Pa;eron ~ NIGHT Erprsss for Daukrk Bugo Roehe'k
Salamanca and all West and SoGb; 800 Emgfani aa
Nsv TTaias ll00 D. for Paterson and Port Jervia - .
Express Trains through Sasmauca DuukWk ami Busao Se
uge OF coaches aud direct connection Wih all Southern Es
Western lines.
Perfectly Ventilated Sleeping Coaches ,eeOmPny az
Night Trans .
rl can oltsirel at tie Campanys ofcNo 2 Bosdwsy
Depot foot Of CL1nbe, NeEiOr also Long Dock Depot Js1s'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25

TRAINS LEAVE NBwYoRKi ,,ts
For New Haven and bridgeport. go 3W tkIL h'oA NJ -
MI IA (ix 3 - ,QolfT fTrl D m -
For Milford. StrsiVri Fairfield Southport, and "Sl'' ~"
a. m. a45. go p , n ~. a., aOfR1l
For Eorssk ICE 400 (EHl 500 ll9o niS lkrl "~V'
For Dsen 100 800 ii 20 a. ~; 3I5 40 50Pm .,s ,es
For stanford 100 SEQ (Er). 400 lJoA n iEi9 thhb 80
(EH J. a45. % (Exl 40 53O CJl. 500 lhNl M Ala
FOR GlrrnNch aud intermediate stations 10" ~" NV
34S, AtO $50. go p. m .,.,.,.,,,, rp,tvs
For Boston yiA Springfield 500 M QIl @V lhhh ""F
For Boston Shore Live. 2i5 (ET ho ~. AN ,R,l
For Hartford Springfield 800 (EIl lSi' "'' VN'
For Connecticut River Railroad sOo m. (ErL lA'P
For HsrcsI Pfodsacs aud FishAn Railroad 500 tErl
For NewIIavcu Nea London s,OuinsoS Railroad ."
RiS S.O 10 p ~ laIsnm to SorhAnDiea and NJ
tor Iou.atone Railroad, $50 q. w.. 400 p IN
Nor NAugn,uck Rallruad, 8OO ~. 3OO M tgts l0Rm
D.uiur> No y Rsifu
CoGnodosi SleepnEN'" a'A'"'' JAMES II. HOfT S''>-
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
9Nutitrs Of Bmkrupirr.

nISTRICT COURT, United States, Eastern
II District PcnpsylvanaJOE T. tA&ROLL Of hay, Deswar
County bankrupt having pciouo oT biz discharge MEETING 81
CREDITORS N be held e - CAV % July ' a. 10 O'Clock
m Register Samuel D. Thomas AZ Media No South ayenne
examination Of TIE hankud ay b. tei a1d any busilc
ofneur required - aud ~ n the Act o Congress irans
acted. The whether the bkupi euuionta
10 h dutr hearing gl also be- bad WEDNESDAY, ue tfecaih
day Of july Philadelphia al 10 O'clock n
when parties interested show against ODE tchsrNiu,s
Honorable Johl CadU le Judge aud se Of Tie Ooaft AZ fb
. deirha Ju-e ltth, 1888 Attest: q. PON. C.erk.
Iul8 larawTh SAMUEL % TltONis. Redsie.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
4 STATES for the EASTERN DISTRICT ~ PENNSlLFANIA-
ROBERT A. SMITH n Philadelphia B.ntrup hrrg peuuauri
r his discharge neptiur of sfedtos viii be hed on MON
DAY The 1h day Of JULY lt9. - oeiol E. n, before
Register A.htou NJ oncc. No bS Nalugt street
M tbe C OF Iderha, etamnstoa " The bankrupt
may 6uhed end business OF megaE inquired Is srcou % or
IN efth Act ofCour transaL The u ferl whether
the Bankrupt has fnvi duty bearuz e lso De- hf
WEDNESDAY o. 1873 before the Court Philadelphia a 10
o'clock N When parties Interested ,LoE Aglinsi The Dis
Court PpisdeipHa Jane 10 A. D., lab G. T. FOX Csfs
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
9ursts, Gurriagcs, NJ,

'r SOrsts. Garria9cs Nc,
AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
n Broavay and nntt regular puhNe sales o HORSES
CARRIAGES HARNESS RUGS. WHIPS an everything neelei 10
riding an dviug held every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY
u O'Clock Buyers will s~a bnh panbeT OF
Horsrs suitable for hight diving aud heavy work a, these sales
whether advertised not The largest assortment OF Rew
and secud Carriages aud great variety Of Harae always on
asn superior Park Phartous by Mucr stephens
EN0R SALE-A large assortment OF hrst-class
II LIGHT BUGGIEs, Top and Open at reduced prices at
- r. A. ACKEKS, Sing Sing.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
ERIE RAILwAY.-TRAINS LEAyEDEPoT

IL loot oi ChamheIs-st, Payonia Ferry:
a. Rochester, Buffalo, Saiamane DunkRs
and all
IYay Tram daily Otle sBd Intermediate stations
it:o fyyes Nail ior buffalo Sa snaneA, DuukTE aud a.
rurts Wet sud c0uil.
$3.50 p. No. oy J.oH for hdiIetOTn and intermediate stations
as Wog Dtss, soppms os = Sierng Junction 1ners
ard C' Tulers OxiOu), 70 Sewbuh MnAcf,
Mnuaome.r, In oa,lir. ard Port JerriS
$50 D. "a. WV Train Sui-ru and intermediate stations
$50 Nglt ErDres for Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca p@a
kIk, AM an points South and West .-,.- -,
60p 3, Uev Ta,B. Sufern aud intermediate stations
$50 D. u Midi ErDsss daily fog Rochester Budso Satminfa,
Duukrs y.Bts south By this train sleeping coaches
Will through 10 Cincinnati without change
500 IN EH Train calr, for the West
So War Rutherford Park Pase and
aud a:l5 m l. m an las, 4;NA 6:E. and ll;C m "
Wednesday NIGHTS Train y o'clock for suasra Aa1 l0
mediate stations.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25

SfS ID. ID. 1; SMITH SlEAMBOAI
STEAMER CHRYSfRHAH 335 p kr lonksIs. Taytwu
Eyscs Rockand Lake aVeAw. Grassy Point veaack& and
Thirty fourhst STEAMER ADELPl,
m hr Ycutsn llAsIng. Doees Ferry Taryewn s9E sS
and IiavenW landing at Thirty ourhst down tp STEAMER
r. a. COFFIN n for Yosker Hastings Dobhs Ferry Tarry
town, aud Mach once % the Pier .I g. LANE. Ageua
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25

Illustrated Gude The principal suburban places tie Lac q
tie Fe Dsop oiths Railway las been prped and can be %
tar the cce Of the COMPANY free Of ar.r BY those whns g
n Genrra Sau,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
Greprsions.

nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ RosLYN, landing whesoue. Bayss Dock Great Kerk
Sands Point Mots Dock aud Wood On snd after MONDAY
IS t ARRowSMfTH Capt Muttee win leave Peck
Pier No - Ei,t River every morning al 93 for the above an
ngs Returning Will leave Roslyu At $3.50 p M.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-07

a distance Of four miles in forty-seveD
minutes, after betting that he could do It
IN hour and ten minutes. John is
Z Of the best pilots on the river, but
has been out Of a berth al summer.
A reward Of 300 will be paid for such
information as viii lead to the name Of
the Infamous scoundrel who started the
Tsport in cur city yesterday concerning
the steamer Mississippi.
They are building g boat st PittsbuTg
for some South American river. Our
reputation in that country as boat build
eTs will soon be ruined.
The New Jackson, with 500 bales Of
cotton, struck a rock and sunk in Flint
river, Georgia, five miles below Newton,
a few days ago.
-Four hundred tons Of iron have been
recovered from the sunken wreck OF the
rebel ram Merrimse, in Norfolk harbor
The United States Circuit Court OF st
Louis has order ed the steamer Great Re
public TO be sold, on twenty days. notice
to be published il Cincinnati, PittsbuTg
and st. Louis, for one-hslf cash and bal
snce 10 six months. There are q num-
beT Of hbels and petitions fled against
her in thst court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-07
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.l
AENPEs. November g., 1888.
FINANCE

EANANSE-
There is 10 diminution in the offerings
OF exchange, and our discount houses re.
port so active money market. The
bills taken at q bank, upon the East
alone, have averaged $4,000 per day
during the week, and when we state that
there are two or three OF our banks
each Of which do business 70 nearly the
same smount, some estimate can be
formed OF the amount OF exchange taken
daily. Money is close, not only here but
elsewhere. All the Eastern and West
err cities are complaining Of the strin-
Sency. The demand for exchange is
very fair, and comes from all eia-ses OF
the business community, but more espe-
cisily from the dry goods dealers. Gstes
are steady. Eastern bills are taken q.
/ discount, and sold az par to I discount
IS to amount. New Orleans sight il
taken st discount, and checking at pal
to premium.
Gold opened in New York to day al
1923 and st the close had advanced tC
1884. We quote buying at New YorE
rates. Selling at an advance OF 1G2c.
City bonds sre nominslly unchanged.
Brokers would sell at 5Sf@54e, but wan
to buy at 5S@5S!e. There were no trans
actions.
City scrip is quiet. Dealers sre gene,
rally well supplied snd would not take
any smoun st over 7Se, while soc would
possibly be paid for small pieces. Sell
ing by brokers 81 S26S3c.
County warrants are firm, with no sales
reported. Spectators buy at 64S65c
Selling at 6696Sc in sums to suit.
Police and school scrip sre unchsnge6
since yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-07
Trade.

Business to-day was active 10 all lis
various branches, and prices ware firm.
The rapid advance il meats has been q
matter OF no little establishment to every
one iust on the eve Of the new killing
season, but it is not probable thai prices
will lorg remain IS they are. We lesrn
that planters are very generally engaged
in sowing wheat. We hope that q large
breadth Of land viii be devoted to this
cereal, ana thst az least enough will be
raised TO supply our wants next season.
Il was supposed that the crop during the
past season was a large one, but the re-
suit did not justify any such conclusion.
Our mills had 10 cease grinding almsst
st the very commencement Of the sea-
son. At least four times the ares should
be planted in order to supply the wants
OF our own section, and we sincerely
trust that it will be done.
IN 1866 we imported from Russia goods
to the amount Of I .433, 07S rubles, and in
1861 1852, 956 rubles. We exported to
Russia in 1856 2,247, 200 Tuble8, and in
1867 4.603 ,55l rubles, the chief increase
in Our exports being IN cotton snd petrO-
leum, but enough Of these to double the
total. This amount is steadily incress-
iug-in 1865 our imports from Russia
were $1,000 Tnbies, and our exports to
Russia only AS 600. The chief exports
from Russia to the United States in 1867
were: Hemp, linen cloths, ropes and Ca
bles, hOrsehair, b~risties, woods, sheet
iron, wool, rage, fax, mats and Russia
Leather. The chief imports from the
United States in 1867 were: Cotton, Pc
trOleum, sugar, wines, spothecsries' ma.
terials, white resin, dyewOOds, dye ex-
tracts, precious wOCds, machines, wrought
iron work, clsys.
The Missouri standard for q bushel Of
oats is IS pounds; that o. Illinois Is 30
pounds TO the bUshel. The Board Of
Tradsof st. Louis have recently adopted
the Illinois standard, thus making the
Illinois and st. Louis markets uniform.
The Chicago Pork Packers AssOcis-
ton has resolved that each packer shall
hereafter brand his own name upon each
barrel Of mess pork, Instead OF the word
f." Standard Is formerly. Hereafter
those who pack bad nsat will get the
credit Of d..
Northern india lie egain threatened
with q famine inst may revive the recent
terrible scenes in Orisss, where two mil
lions Of people died Of starvation There
was scarcely any bot weather in May
snd June, and the rains which began &
month before the usual time, have done
immense damage. The rice crops, inelu-
ding those which have been s0Wn q sec
ond time, are ruined. OFisaa, and sll the
district between Calcutta and the sea,
have beeE delugsd. Vel, while this su-
persbundEnee Of moisture has fallen on
the cosst, the central DISTRESS are suffer
ing still more from drcuth. Tue price Of
bread has greatly advanced already.
In lower Bengal the crops have Euf-
fered from too much rain, while up Ia
Behar they are suffering from too little.