New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-09
MARKETS. Etc.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, July 8.-Cotton less active
and dropping toward the close. Sales to
day 1900 bales middling uplands 323633c.
Flour more active; Stale Sc S0G9 so; Ohio
SS Gj@l2 75; Western Sc sO9l2 IS; South
ern common to fair extra IS 9j@l0 so;
choice sl4 IS. Wheat and cOrn-noon's
advance sustained, with moderate de-
mand. Oats lc better. Messpork S27 500
~ 80. Lard, kettle.rendered l74@l72c.
Groceries steady, Naval stores unchanged.
Freights lower; corn by steam 43@4lc.
Gold 140s.
NEW YOEK, July s.-Money 4@5. ster-
ling log. Governments closed firm at last
nights rates. sub-Ireasury balance $685.
600, 600.
C1NcINNATI, July 8.-Flour dull and nom
inal. Barley S969 25. Wheat 81 9002
Corn s49ssc. Oats 75@76c. Whisky 35c
in bond. Pork S2S. Bulk meats held at
llIc. for shoulders and 1896. for sides. Ba-
con-shoulders l24c.; clear rib sides I6c.;
clear sides l65c. Hams lss@19c. Lard
held 3@lc. higher. Butter 26@3Oc. Eggs
lie.
ST. LOUIS, July s.-Tobacco unchanged.
Flour very quiet. Wheat 50 1902 Is. Corn
77@S5c. Oats 73@o75c. Pork S27 15@2s 70.
Bacon-shoulders 124c; clear sides lGlc;
hams 2O3c. Lard l69@lTc.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, JulyS, Evening. Cotton quiet
and steady; sales $4,000 bales. Corn 96s
Sd. Tallow 43s Sd.
LONDON, July 8. Evening.~-Consols un-
changed. Bonds 73@73l4
FRANKFoRT July S.-Bonds 779.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July 8, 6 P. M.-Bsrom.
eter 20 so. Wind southeast, light. No ar
rivals. Sailed, steamship G. H. Hewes.
VIcKsBURG, July S.-Passed down, Bis
marck at A. NJ. Passed up, Dexter at 8
A. NJ. River falling rapidly.
ST. LOUIS, July 8.-River receding slowly.
LOUISVILLE, July s.-River falling, with
six feet in the channel. Weather cloudy.
Yesterdays Afternoon Dispatches.l
NEW YoRK, July S.--NdtiOndl Democratic
Conueation-0n the seventh ballot Indiana
split, the minority going for HendricksS
Mississippi for Pendleton; Tennessee for
Pendleton. ..
On the eighth ballot Louisiana went for
Pendleton and New York for Hendricks.
This produced the widest exctement-'
cheers and Kisses. Result: Pendleton 1851;
Ninth ballot-Pendleton IA; Hendricks
sO8; Hancock 343; balance wildly scatter
ing, Pennsylvania adhering to Packard.
The tenth and eleventh ballots show but
little change. On the eleventh Chase re-
ceived u, which produced great applause
Twelfth -Pendleton l451; Hancock
sOi Hendricks s0i Chase D; Mcclellan l.
Cheers.
COLUMBIA, S. G., July 7.--Governor 0rr's
last message was sent to the Legislature to-
day.
The Constitutional iamendmentwas adopt
ed by the Senate-fve negative votes.
Governor Scott will probably be inaugU-
rated tomorrow. cl LH
The chief contest for Senator Is between
A. G.. Mackey, Collector of Charleston, and
+. w. Sawyer, Assessor Of Internal Revenue;
CHARLEsToN, s. c., July 7. = General
Candy has issued an order restoring civil
rule in North Carolina when the President
shall have proclaimed the ratification q the
Constitutional amendment. The functions
Of military officers are then TO cease Fris-
oners in custody under charge SI- VlolaEng
the Recommendation acts are then TO be dis
ohsreed: those IN prison for other ctfenses
are to be turned over 70 the civil aathori
ties. s m x Ar4 -.l. 81