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The New York herald., 1868-05-18

10. s.1.y cHEAP-rwo PHRLAn BILLIARD "a
- nsls Cass Ac., conpssA App'y ~ weldon Hss'
a ana ~ BroAdwss.
The New York herald., 1868-05-18

JOB PRINTING EsrABLisHhENrs
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The New York herald., 1868-06-02

eH e7H; Northwestern, 09h 09X; 40. preferred,
SIX as1K.
Al the close Of business bankers bills on England
at sixty days were quoted at ITO lloz; ct three
days. 11o9i 110H; commercial bills, losh 10eA.
Bills on Paris at sixty days, 6.lax 6.12h.
Mining shares continued to improve, and at the
first board Montana sold at 42c.; Consolidated
Gregory, "a 81 20; Corydon Soc; Empire Gold and
Silver, 50 IS; Rocky Mountain, 22c.; Black Hawk,
So; EdgehiI, $4 so 81 rs; Smith Parmelee, 81 95
So; Quartz HILL 81 IS; New York and Allegheny
petroleum. q O5; Brevoort, SOC.
A Chicago journal Of Friday thus refers to local
monetary af1airs:-
The obligations now being cleared on by merchants
generally exceed the discounts being made and the
supply OF oanable funds at the disposal OF the banks
is Increasing There does not seem to be adequate
employment for the capital Of banks at rates which
have heretofore been considered moderate. The
balances in New York Of some of our city national
banks are in excess Of what they have ever been
before, and yet exchange keeps up and even grows
sitter because the sellers Of 1t do not want the cur
rency which they would get for it; besides they are
getting small interest on their balances there-say
four per cent on the proportion Of their reserves
held there In accordance with the provisions of the
law, and perhaps lower rate on all over and above
that. -
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

10 days. 7 per soovs 90 days. 81 per We quote
government securities Per csnts - discount Sper
r.
ss. & 5 h s saS ana %
sh he :Ss :sppy y q ' e rates s Ss S
!Ss United SAG: sS ssss
Ist sss
s's bales sanay naa =
Sss:s s'ss? s.'i2ss.s Ris
as; s ses 'ss s%ssSss
%sas SIsns r. bale Of arshsnEEs
Z Fsss IS per oSsses
Psf % 5 ss Ps
ssss M
spie per yard Brown Jeans, pie per
a % I to
do p s. Il to 5 psr aG s
e: Ps s. @ So e, d. E.porsH %
Il To,sa %i lots 5 good for
bazaar being well supplied prices fully easier
f
s hs aG hide @
ignite a SSs
3 e i'd % 3 { II q 81 ss 5s
g. Goat Skins without change but with doing
ss ny ss: !. 9v % @ Of o Standard $ ~ss
but sms sa.n % as 6nss sssss hi 70 70
10 per loo BALE Of BIO Of @ s w.s ss to
teration prices firm and the quantity available continues
f%a Dah Ta g. sossA @ t. @ no
Lacdye in moderate request for the United States supplies
\ i s GssfsSss%
Gle moderate amount is going forward to the United States
1875 per silk, Cossmbazar native hatue, rs II as
er e asE 81 pa2 S9Hl5eA @ 49, S. Or"
con%s,coy Gs, aS rs 4 Il to q PEI castor j
Dd; with %
Free good amount Of business has been done for Eng
fortnight ago. and which remain sales
ginger 81 $ per maund CardamSm seeds
r.: 2s to Is per bazar magnd, Opium -Benares
o pef To ss n extent m to do and sss
little business the United States Stock 1900 bags
. 5; Alygunse 4io 4.is 6SapPrah, rs. to rs
2 e. ar ee Of
dates 1 9od England but nothing doing in Bens1e varieties
SsS 9ssia fnS do Ds95i iSs
quite to hsssnd
with fair business in the country trade: We quotePer
Sa gross, ais 70 4 Baiiam rs lii to a. Sconsies
YoxonAMA.we have dates from here to March 2e e-The
60 rns 1 Pss ng for silks and % pT
500 fs4O inferior T640 $40 Oshu $500 $g0O
none gah med% S'S $50 $o neo U so %
$500 soda-Bes $75Oa S7sO medium 49, $73oi in
feIor, $500 $3.50. AcheZanBest, $500 $72l: medium
5000 $685. inferior, $3.50 $3.50 Tea-Fnesi SS4 $ss;
fne Sal SS good medium, 1923 $3.50; medium, $S5 1927
good common, S23 a 1874 common, $16 $40 and
for camphor Sas 1928 50 per Ricul. Freghts TO New
York sailing vessels fS 5s CO los ton 40 feet to
Hong Kong and shanghae, nominal; to London, nothing
loading comparative table of silk and exported from
ihe Isl Of date shows the exports Of silk
the United States have been 5ls bales IS
March 49, 1857 55 bales during the period in 1866
none in that time in 1865 and 90 bales in 1854 and of
during the same Ueriod in II ssT. wa ss4 ~ ,bs do
1856 no lbs do 1865, and SIT lbs do 1864, showing
remarkable increase in demand for these staples.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

was du and lower under heavy receipts and prices
$4,000 bushels a "a No mixed with rye;
& & q Poor for % ins pss aSr
sa Ss:l. a ass rSss, S for NJ s %
bert was offered for sale on Change and held at - per
Eastern market but with receipts amounting nearly
an million bushels prices ruled rather lower The bulk Of
mixed cosing nrm at ri O0 sioe good specaa.
81 @ new %sed and Il il f il For and
yellow and oss were & duh and S 5 CLOSING a.
Rye arm Sales soo bushels Western at ~ o. Barley
FnEi0nTs-Ihs market was unusually quiet The engage
%enr s Pee. CO.. Ss onr at
charters "A british vessel Cardiff with quar-
G6sNIEs were dun and nominal.
HAY was in moderate dem.nd at former prices SOC
rye straw and slc. for short do.
change We uoe 1867 crop sJe Soc. is6d Oc csc.
HE@r& .iescriptons were dull but unchanged in value.
sc aIs ss was aa but but % prices were de-
50 DO cayed a forio Rico and % $ DO .I English IssnG
NAVAL sroRrs..for spirits turpentine there was a
tsc mershan'ssle and & &shPgng os The sales were go
sodS IS ao r
Az A. 50 SdSa 10 ws ass;es sS sFsss s. s
= % 70 soSa sns sIs d. ,ss and % SpSw Ss
north county On private terms Linseed waspuiei at
meats and s. do SO lard There ' was only
@ below hose ssssd Saturday i i sfas
a, about IL! s1 gas for fhe sales 2o0
@ aacsa ns s; s1a prime : ,s.
S So The for live hogs depressed by the liberal
offerings and prices lower ranging from SIC to 9sc
sss s @ sSqsh y a& & ruled H steady = s go for plain mes; Sa
and nominal OF beef hams there were trifing sales
at SS3 Cut meats duh and nominal at lsc: lsHc.
lsc for smoked do, ic lSc. for picked hams, lsc
% Tor smoked do and &c &c for bagged do Sales 81
packages For bacon there was no demand Of moment
@ rnses were nomnsly UNCHANGED We quote long clear
mdde l6c short clear, lie long ribbed, bye
loc and Cumberland cut lSc The business IN lard was
moderate and the holders accepted prices The
c for kett rendered 500 tierces for The last
half July at HTc., sellers option.
hull @ was an active demand for crude In
true lower The bbls. at iSc 5000 do, for
yune 3c, ard 200O do, deliverable within the nelt %
uays sellers option, private terms. For crude In bbs
,nere was some Inquiry, but We quote
xc Bonded continued TO rule quiet but prices
ucmsnued v.;-sc. 2ac for standard white 500 bbs.
ree was du at Ssc &c. for standard white or naphha
sa were made OF 500 BIB july buyers option,
sa.s 90 MT 10 rhsdephia the market remained qaiei
90 same delivery private terms 800 on the spot
hucr remained quiet at lie 1i%c. for Carolina and
90 81 @ & was was made N Boston Of 1000 bas lioseed At
~ ~ g9a sn auy paid Clover dull al loac. Timothy
sGoARFor raw the demand was moderately active and
the market was firm at II stc for fair to good rehnipg
Cuba Cub Ia There Were u. ssss q go part At ic
Understanding <s,sl3 Cuba f,oI Porto Rico hi nssb
slands 1 81 Croir 40 66 boxes @ baas ss n,elsdo Re
nned was Lssner more active and higher We quote pow
aelss 1 ssne % % ' s ioc l7c soft whte I5c.
TALLow moderately active at previous prces Sales
wnisKEv-Receips none The marse, w.s su,, an, nom.
inal at our last quotations. ~ ~
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

At the commencement OF business the stock rnarro,
was steady except for Erie which was weak and Mt
ne early session of the open board il sold nj eo
AZ the first regular board Erie was sn lower but
hare was material change In prices generally,
AMI New York central closed y lower than at the
sanse time on Saturday, Erie 4, Hudson River y.
Cleveland and Toledo y, Ohio and Mississippi u
anc Quicksilver y, while Reading was 4 higher
Michigan Southern &, Northwestern preferred y,
Fort Wayne q, Milwaukee and St Paul preferred u
and Pacific Ma6 X. Government securities were
active and buoyaut at an advance Of Il y per
cent After the call Erie declined TO 6sL but at the
open board at one O'Clock IL reacted 10 69ss and all
the railway shares were very strong, and especially
Michigan Southern aud Northwestern preferred.
After The call Roere was further improvement and
great activity in the dtealings, ard at the second
regular board prcea were eti in the ascendant, and
New YORK Central oosed hS higher than at the first
regular board, Erie !, Rea Ting y, Cleveland and
Toledo y, Northwestern a. do preferred Is., Fort
Wayne ~, Ohio and Mississippi y, Quicksilver y
and western Union Telegraph Y, while Michigan
Souther1 was a lower. Government securities con.
tinued active and o further advance Of from \ to Y
per cent took place. At the open board at halfpast
three the market 1rm, and Erie sold at sos; New
York Central, Ia4x; Michigan southern, SIX, and
Southwestern preferred sly. During the rem. ander
- the afternoon New York Central and Michigan
southern were very strong, and at quarter to- six
O'CLOCK ihe following quotations were cWrept:-ps.
cinc Mai, sbH e5A; Western Union Telegraph, 3s'I
q 9sk; NeH York Central, lssx o 1861; Erie, COZ
~; Hudeon River lA2x; Reading, s5k a 90; Fort
WAyDe, lie ileiS; Michigan southern, oo% oof;
= eSeAs@a aud Pii'sbVrg ssk dssal; Rock Island,
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

1O0 0O0 CIGARS Prom sii TO Sl9 I'm I'm
agent New ork Cigar Mauua csurns Company " Murray
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
COMMERCIAL RECORD

CALcvrrALses' mail sdvices bring the market r.nor,.
up AmN % welesrn money continues easy but the Rank
Of Bengal raised W rates one half per cent In,eres, on
tSed loans deposit OF government paper being ~ per
cent discount ~ with " days being 81 per cen, above
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

CoFFEERio quiet but steady at prices. Other
kinds were also quiet, but unchanged in value.
FLOUR AND GRAINReceips IS $40 bbls -four, 1,050 do.
corn meal 1885, bushels wheat 4Sg 22 do 0l $50
OATS 49o do malt 1914 do peas The
Western flour duh unsettled prices fully
any demand for the high grades even s the reduced prices
but some sales were made at prices indicating still greater
decline Extra State comparatively steady but the
close quotations for all kinds nearly California
Hour was dull and 2oc 6Oc lower ranging from &ll so
VIZ % The sales were about 5000 bbs Rye flour firm,
with sales OF yO bbs at quotations Southern -four
inactive and dropping but not quotaby lower Sales 40 bb
Corn meal dull and heavy Sales bOO bbs part &5
or OuO
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

TRANSFERS IN NEW YORK CITY.

CgoRGADEs-SEvEsrRE.--on Monday Jnne l. at
The Church Of 81. Vincent de Paul, West Twenty
third strect, by the Rev. Father Ronsy G. d.
LorNs Sevestre, ESQ,
HAIe-wooD. in BROOKLYN. on Monday. June 1,
~ the Rev. f. ". Ca4Dcid D. ", WiLLlAA 7. AAIB to
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CoTToNThe business in this staple again light, the
demand being almost entirely confined the Immediate
wants Of spnners Holders however, demanded full prices
and the market closed firm at the quotations appended The
sales only 7i5 bae including spinning fifty for
speculation and l60 in ransitu We quote:-
NlhLais and MoLiLe md Orlerna
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-15
AN EXPERIENCED HAND
AT THE HEINZ

TALK no more about the most beauti-
ful and grandest Dry Goods Store" in
McArthurl @. b. Will, an experienced
hand at the helm" and qchip Of the old
block" is now safely moored at the Store
Rooms, in Doddridge's New Building, with
The choicest and most elesanh stock Of
Goods adapted to the wants ofDhe trade
of Yinton and other counties, and who
spent over FIVE weeks in selecting and
buying at BOTTOM PRICES in Philadel
phia and other Eastern markets from the
latest manufactured styles, and which will
repay any person in search Of desirable
goods; moreover, the best bargains, to ex.
anime before purchasing eliewhere. His
House is completely crowded full of the
finest stylest Of Goods-.an1 representing
the productions of all the larg gest Eastern
manufacturing establishments, he is eDa
bed to put prices as low as any Western
City Retail House It is useless for us to
enum "a E the thousands Of articles
GGsROE has drought forth" because he
was engaged over five weeks in making
the selections and purchases. II you
want any article, just go to his House
irst-he will supply yOu for small sum
of money in the most pleasant manner.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-15
"Riggid Eoonomy.D

The ''riggid economy resolution
which forms a plank of the Chicago
platform, is exemplifed by the
practice of the Radical Congress-
In 1864 the House Of Representa-
tives expended for stationery and
Communication of stationary, $685.
800; in 1868, for the Same purpos-
es, S99,6OO, an increase Of s61, 900.
In 1868 there were no more mem
bers in Congress than in 1864, and
prices Of stationary were not 50
high, yet tho "rigid economists
expended s6l 900 more in 1868 than
they did in 1864. The Radicals
teach well but practice badly
Turn them out
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-15
A Raldio,.al T.eade,r..

Joseph E. Brown, former ySecesh',
GovernoFof Georgia, is now one If
the leaders, Of the Radical party in
the SonthJ He was one Of the most
prominent members Of the Chicago
Convention that nominated Grant
While Governor of Georgia, on the
26th of April, 1861, he issued a
proclamation forbidding the pay
ment of Nofthern-ereditors.
The proclamation began thus.
Whereas, By the oppressive AMI wick
ed COP duct Of the Governments and peopl,
4 that part of The late United e,aies. wai
actual y exists between them aud the peu.
pie Of the Soulhsrn States, - 8
And | hertby i1viteeach citizen or inhlb
liant ofth State who is indebted TO said
Government or either Of said Staies, o.
my citizen or inhabiiaHt thereof, to pa,
he amount Of such Indebtedness when
sver due into the Treasury Of Georgia.
That he do not, under any p etext what
'vor remit transfer, or pay 10 the Gov
'rnment Of the United States, or any on,
u the STATES composing said GoV erDmeut
which is known as Free Soil State, in
'luiing, amopg others, The States OF Mas.
'achusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylyania,
md Ohio. or to any citizen or inhahilan,
,it any such Sac any, money, bills.
traits, or other things Of value, either H.
phymeut Of any debt due or hereafter 10
L. 4. r b.
other cause Whatever" s 30
This man, after helping Stanton
and Grant to starve to death thous.
ands upon thousands Of Union Sold
iers at Andersonville prison, now
looms up as the head and front of
Radicalism in the South, and cries
with Grant -Iet us have peace.
-Clevland Plain Dealer, -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-15
Don't Talk About the Taxsa.n

OY day last wael; a couple of
our Republican friends met, and af.
ter the usual salutations, got onto
politics, when the following eonyer-
s9tion onsued. 4
Allow do you do Mr. B?'
B---ePretty well, How do things
look about you? a s,a
A-''Why, what do you meanP
B--EWhy, how's politiesY Don't
you think we'll elect Grant and
beat the rebel DemocratsP
Al don know about that
But see here Do you know what
Keeps up the taxes and makes the
public debtincrease all the time?
B-"Taxes? Public debtP No,
| don't know anything about it,
but its too near the election to talk
about tareS non. You must talk
about the other issues, and don't
talkabout taGeS at all."
A-"WeIl, l haven't been talking
much about taxes, but I've been
thinking about EN-, and intend to
keep on thinking; and more than
that, I've come to the conclusion
that our party is to blame for all,
and m going to change my ticket
this fall and vote for men who do
talk about taxes"
B-"Ahem Well, l must hurry
home. Good day"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-15

v
"0N Monday, the 5th,' the day
of the great Radical Black and Tan
'Fandangc," in this town, Ave iron
furnaces and the Railroad shops at
1aleski, in this county, were all
closed, and the employees--De Demo
Gratis and Republicans--inyited to
attend the aFandango'' Aforesaid
On Friday, the 9th, the day tho
Democrats had a grand old time
we learn that the, Railroad shops
were not closed and the employees
were not invited to attend. Why
was this difference made between
laboring menrby theprivileged clas
ses? Are not tho men who labor
to be allowed to attend Democratic
equal and exact jus
tics@ TO all men by the rich, is a
good motto, siso. s
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-15
LOOK OUT! MORE
ARE COMING!

EVERY II ercr ant IL town is trying hard
10 zee if he cant beat his ne'ghbor in pri
ces, qualities AMI quantities of goods, -
j. S. HAWK is now making successful
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er Houses. He hasan experienced buyer
who thoroughly understands the wants
of the people, and is shrewd buyer, and
last, though not least, be takes the stamps
with him to pay for them, which gives
him the choice Of the market. The goods
will arrive next week. Look out for the
beet Of bargains
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-15
THE BATTLE STILL RAGINGI
Dan wiz b Bros. victOriousr

THE war among the many merchants
in this town ia still ragingl The people
are greatly excited All want to buy
their goods where they can get them the
cheapest DAN WILL & BRos. however
have defeated all other merchants In thai
respect, as they sent the right man to se.
'ect and buy The goodsat. right time.
The people are delighted with The
elegant assortment Of seasonabIe Dress
Goods, Delanes, Poplins, Alpasas Empires.
Cloth, EmbrOideries. Lacos, Corsets, Boots
Shoes, Hats, and the ten ,lousend Other
things bought at tho panic prices, lower
than other merchants who went East.
When You come to town drop in and see
hOw.they defeat other Houses in price.
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