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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-04
LAWS OFTHES STATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY


AN ACT
Authorizing Eunicc Wood, widow of Richard
Phelps Rice, to be appointed and to act as
tutrix of the orphan minor, Magnolia
Louilla Keesecker.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana, in General Assembly convened,
That Mrs. Eunice Wood, widow of Richard
Phelps Rice, late Of New Orleans. be and
she is hereby authorized to be appointed
tutrix to the orphan minor child Magnolia
Louilla, Keesecker, agreeably to the recon-
mendations OF family meeting held on be-
half of said minor on the twenty-third day
of February, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight. before Thomas J. Beck, Jr., notary
public in New Orleans, on her giving bond
and security as required by law; and that
all legal impediments to her acting as such
be and they are hereby removed.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(Sigued) MORTIMER CARR.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN.
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Atrue copy:
GEO E. BOVEE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-04
Evening Session.

SENATE CHAMBER,
Wednesday, March 2, 1870.
The time of recess having expired, the
Senate was called to order at P. NJ, by
Lieutenant Governor Dunn, President OF
the Senate. Present, the following Sena-
tors, viz:
Messrs. Antoine, Bacon. Beares, Black.
man, Braughn, Darrall, Day. Egan, jerks,
Jewell, Kelso, Lynch, Offutt, OHara,
liams, Wittgenstein-2O.
MESSAGE TO THE HOUSE.
The Secretary informed the House that
the President of the Senate bad signed
enrolled "Act providing for the appoint
ment of public administrators, and defining
the duties of the same.
The President then announced the time
for the sitting of the Court of Impeach-
ment, and vacated the chair.
The Court of Impeachment having ad-
journed, Lieutenant Governor Dunn re-
sumed the chair, and upon call of the
roll, the following Senators were found
present:
Messrs. Anderson, Antoine. Bacon, Beares,
Blackman, Braughn, Campbell, Darrall,
Day, Egan, Foute, Futch Kelso, Lynch,
Monette, Ogden, Packard, Pinchback, Ray.
Smith, Todd, Whitney, Wilcox, Williams,
Wittgenstein-25.
Mr.. Wittgenstein called up the unfinished
business pending at last adjournment, the
following resolution:
RESOLVED, That all standing committees of
the Senate report the bills before them on
or before the third of March.
Mr.. Campbell offered the following
amendment:
Provided, That no bills so returned with
the report of the committee that they have
not had time properly to examine them,
shall be acted upon at this session.
Pending which the Senate adjourned, to
meet at eleven o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow,
March 3, 1870.
CHARLES II. MERRITT,
Secretary Of the Senate
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-04
MESSAGE TO THE HOUSE.

The Secretary notified the House that
the President of the Senate had signed
enrolled act subrogating S. l.. James, c.
B. Buckner and T. Bynum as iessees of
the State Penitentiary, etc.
And asked the concurrence of the House
in Senate bill No. $50, Providing COM
pensation to John Ray" etc.
Under suspension of the rules, Mr.
Wittgentein offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That all standing committees of
the Senate report the bills before them on
or before the third of March.
After some discussion Mr.. Pinchback
offered the following, as substitute:
Resolved That the Committee on Lands
and Levees be instructed to report the bill
relative to the mississippi Valley Levee
Company" on the third of March, 1870.
After considerable debate a motion to
take recess until seven o'clock P. NJ,
being adopted, the President announced
that the Senate stood adjourned accord
ingly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-04
GEO. E. BOVEE,
Secretary OF State.

NOTE BY THE SECRETARY OF State
The foregoing act having been presented
to the Governor of the STATE of Louisiana
for his approval, and not having been re.
turned by him to the House oftbe General
Assembly, in which it originated, within
the time prescribed by the constitution of
the State Of Louisiana, has become q law
without his approval
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-04

NOTE BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE.-The
foregoing act, having been presented to the
Governor of the State of Louisiana for his
approval, and not having been returned by
him to the House of the General Assembly
i'll which it originated, within the time pre-
scrib ed by the constitution of the State of
Louisiana, has become law without his
approval
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JOURNAL OF THE SENATE.

F0rty-Einth Days Session.
SENATE CHAMBER, [
WEDNESDAY, March 2, 1870.
The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present: Hon. o. j. Dunn, Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate, and
Messrs. Anderson, Antoine, Bacon, Beares,
Blackman, Braughn, Campbell, COPELAND,
Darrall, Day, Egan, Foute, Futch, jerks,
Ogden, O'Hara, Packard. Pinchback, Poin.
dexter, Ray. Smith, Thompson. Todd,
Whitney, Wilcox, Williams, WittgeE.
stein-33.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Doisy
The reading of the minutes of the pre-
vious days session was dispensed with.
The President announced that it was
the time for the sitting of the Court of
Impeachment, and vacated the chair.
The Court of Impeachment having ad-
journed, Lieutenant Governor Dunn re-
sumed the chair, and on the call of the
roll the following Senators were found
present
Messrs. Anderson, Antoine, Bacon, Beares,
Blackman, Braughn, Campbell, Couplard,
Darrdll, DAY, LShu, route, utou. Jehhs,
Jewell, Kelso, Lewis, Lynch, Monet;e,
Offatt, Ogden, O'Hara. Packard, Pinchback,
Poindexter, Ray, Smith. Thompson, Todd,
Whitney. Wilcox, Williams, Wittgen-
stein-33.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Office Of Chief Clerk !
New Orleans. March q 1870. }
To the President and Members of the Senate:
GENTLEMEN-I am directed by the House
to ask concurrence of the Senate in the fol-
lowing House bill, viz:
House bill No. 1872, an act to extend the
limits of the parish of Orleans, and to
change the boundaries of the parishes of
Orleans and Jefferson, and TO consolidate the
cities of New Orleans and Jefferson, and to
provide for the government of the city of
New Orleans, and the administration of the
affairs thereof, etc.
To ask the signature Of the President
of the Senate to the following enrolled bill,
viz:
An act providing for the appointment of
public administrators, and defining the
duties of the same.
WILLIAM VI GERS.
Chief Clerk
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BIrrSoRE 5Ccton dull end and nomiua MjhnR Upland
15c Niil l4lc Flour quiet and steady Wlet ofe active
but prices entirely unchanged Corn m and steady White 71c Oats
lower 050c Rye unchanged Provisions neglected hl L l
demand and very little stock IN The market Nh. tun at sgaSG
PHADRLpHiA Dec 5Coiton lOwcri Milling Jpn1 l.'c d9
Cllvereed good demand 90 Ot 0lui per o uo!
s5d - Taxseed 10. Flour very Hat Extra Family 80 ~
q 50 Peuus
81 Indiana ami Ohio Wheat uHchanes
Indiana Red 40; Pcnuvania and Ohio Red Sl Sid 81 ~
Amber 81 81 A. Rye sells 95c Corn dull and oweri OF le
low New OATS unchanged C0fo trn; mo 10
ollie 1919 Provisions dali and declining Petroleum
quiet Crude 54c Refined z2tc Whisky quiet Wood and Iron
gO09lc
OswEGo Dec 5Four duh and unchAnged sales 900 bbs at
sc IS No Spring; - for Amber Winter ~ 80 lot Whites
Rel
81 3 Com hell al &c. lots Oats 6m but quiet; held a.
for Western barley Rye, and Peas inactive Corn Meal 81 30 for
Boed ~ 20 for Urholted y Mlei uuchangd Shorts Sg
0s5O ShNtufs %2j; Mdngs S3a sJ3 per Hghwnes %
ASIDE Railroad Ere ghFour 70 Boston C5 NeSlok 5jc
to Albany Sc Grain and MlFeed 70 Boston 90 lO to NeS,io
SIS 80 Albany, - 4 lake lmpOrtso5O bush. Wheat
10 bush Cons 5000 bush Oats Canal EKPOris-locN bush
Whe1t
ALBAyY n Y Dee 5whtat IN moderate milling request With =
supply; sales 200 bush No Amber state afo at 4
l0 Of No DO al II co. Rye lu and NORMALLY unchanged
quiet and droopng sales New Round Yellow In bags
Barley confines work Of slowly but the market rules IN
favor Of The buyers sales car No SKrowd Se a c Oats
quiet with good upPi few hundred bush State from Sore
clauge1 hands at ole
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
HoBSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

EBwYoRK. Monday, Dec. 8. 1870.
The week opened with a supply in all classes
OF horses fully equal to tho limited requirements Of the
present trade ,,oro oo,,vo than 90.
condition as reported at the close OF last week. seemed
10 warrant. a. a.. .ooa uoh. driv,o,,
Considernbie inquiry made for good ngnt 1rlVlnH
horses az well for hrstclass carriage o
ures at which the former are held are d o'
while the latter can only be had by paying g9Ou Pus
The fact s there Is but limited number OF Ige' ~
matched and very stylish carragehoIses ~ there ne viii
York market and dealers well aware thaJ lneIo VIZ
be hut few to be had Of the breeders IN the country
All probability therefore, the demand IN tho oP,s h
be in excess Of the supply and, notwithstahass tt t
expense of Wintering the horses II Will pay betI 20
keep fine stock the Spring trade than W sen ~ so
prices offered at present-prices which, dealers say'
amount 10 no more than they would gadly pay tnoin
selves for similar stock. - ,,., ~,
The regular sale at the Horse and Carriage BfahTh Oi
Messrs Johnston Van TasselPs Auctio-Ii0nse VIII -
usual take place at NOS 112 and ia East Ihrteehlhs'
tomorrow nuesday), the 9Th inst, at IL O'CLOCK A..
The carriage business continues moderately acuy lne
city trade being far active than the demand from
the county.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

& IAfFerty. nos cattle thin. G, cwt, st lie; GO for
Hedges & TayIOr Ohio steers, 6i owt, az l2Sl4c
w b. Gilett run out his II Illinois steers OF % oWt
MTICH COTs-The light supply for fortnight leaves
bare market with some inquiry though only moderate
number needed Prices unchanged, pen OF averaging
Az eochone with defective teats selling at vi 90
VEAL CALYESrhe oees IressoI or sant IN aSe
Prices are fully sustained ot OIL 90 Jersey Eea VS@
n selling at ga 1lc 81 Bucks County Penn lAo 1 l2c
10 grass calves, S11 SO each.
sHFFP AND LAMBS-Total, s2,62O with l2.l72 for to-
day29 cars at WeenaTken, ~ az rory & anu ~
most sheer selling at ld5c some very mean lots gong az
81 25a$2 per head, aud few choice at &C. y n; most o.,
the lambs weighed with ana sOid at tho same
price sheep Separately they worth u dGtc; few
prime. &c. few of to-days sales wore AT Communl-
per cwt; 400 OF 7ei ~ aye. Total 9O32 at s. eS each
Kase, Hauyer Co sold 49l at SiSiac per d. or - %
At Forty Hume Elliott sold ll5 Ohio sheep,
at 81 S9l state, 6So75 b at 4SqIici l0l CaSus'
at 81 81 each
J Kirby sold 4s Ohio sheep &C n at 4c % OF 81 b &C.;
Total, A,504 at 81 46 average.
At Weehawken, Judd Co sold GAG little runts at 81 21
70 Sse 900 oho 81 ID. 81 eit per cwt. Total 1858 at
O. p 3 Ler9h sold 2Os Ohio sheep oi D. sc. Total 17a at
A. Van Vert sold 2 State sheep Gss n at 81 IS cwt
26 Michigan, 76l ID, 81 TO- and 1 Ohio 70 81 80 cWt
sWlNE-Total, 2i,527, of which 1906 arrived Sunday
and t0-daX-55 cars at Gommunpaw, "a at Weehawken,
and ~ at FOreth-st. There is stronger feeling some
OF the holders refusing 7e for live to-day though Gl
Michigan 2 NJ Yefe % & oq or at @ &C. "a and m IS 9ao PAS 5S @ at
NJ" n down and esc. for iso n pigs.
nc and upward. There slaughtered at the Com
to Co.. C5s OF is5 ID net sold at 81 o9c 2sl7 OF n,
hy Spring Haynes, at S. 53 and 2l56 OF ls2 R by T. a.
Gtet nt per cwt The cutters nave 20 cleared te
chicago market during the past few days that 1t looks
/ Like light run here for the present week :
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

i bu Provisions hsve been active; ere fair demand for
hight vessels fm out higher kncpgom nts TO-DAY OF
As 800 bush Wheat by Cd and rs 900 bush by sal 90 Liver
pool al 7ld 7Ol bales Of Cotton BY 0slb l0 bills
Rosn a2S Cd IS bids Tobacco Al pa 3D. lun sail l0otcs Beef At
"a 500 bh Pork So 50 Raoon 0 su 2O icS Land At
SIS To LoDdoul 0o bhs Flour Be- Si to Glsgow-70 bush
Wheat at 9 snd 70 Anwep700 bush do. at % em there was
chartered ship Of 200 London With general lump
GRANITE Wheat market Is fner favorable
tom baonc aro the extreme Insisted check The inquiry s
export n Winter there little doing hOers Grm and nib
le operate cAunoSs Al the close the market stronger with
sn far oemapd fa lt 00 bush ~ Chicago
eprrg ~ Jsd 81 - for No Mwsukee -:
~ ga ~ - for Amber Western; Sl fd 81 Amber
81 A0S ~ for White Michigan, and White Kaamaxoo 81
eht latter for DEL" Barley = steady and IN sales
6c Tor tworowod state and 81
&llldSl " Canada West Barley Malt heavy and Inactive
freely o8rei and are lower closing heavy sales
Nw SOC, track. and o. 2c aaost ana
u track and 00Olc, aaOst for small lots
Sine tN7e inquiry and stesinc; limited
49, rorrg -1d53 fa'es 6i 90 bush Mixed AZ
on r r1GSlc and kued at60d 30lc Western Yellow
~ So yellow al I8G8Oc; Southern Yellow at 78a79c.
cNNl, are YER Duh l1Gl5c for Bags and d2 for Cloth
S-Ttr has teen good enud Tor North River bale and prices
M olg Re straw quoted at 81 100 81 Is for Short and IS
% Long ID .--.-t . c..-.a... .. 70. -
uEMP-MGuilll rcil-ilh lol -l' IT Ne''' 20 ~ ~ N' eNN'
q" market for D during The past week has beeo
receipts and arm prcs Tue Ouhe
Au s w iu de next fgG dys have been sold Oppet Lt ne
1 r n tttsr due We Saei Hides are n no craze snanl
fo Dou,sc Slaah,o sui TEXAS t easier hsereS fc iot
tioss thre has htta roo demand 60 quotations Sas,N mas &
Quiet No transaction iu Buao sales ~ bales sueA N'" "
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
COTTON MARKETs.


WILMINGTON. Dec 5-Coon duli Mdilugs, liici sales 70
bales receipts 36 bales eTPos-coastse, 1855 baes STOCK
1904 bales ..
B1,r,h Dec 5-Cotton jul Mdings l5io sales 800 tales net
receipts bzesi coatwse 81 baes total 800 bae5i STOCK 'oO
bales ,,,,,,--
10 bales c0wise. 2O bavsi total
bales: bales; stock 300
N0poI Df. Cotton dull; Low Midugs, la aic sales, 800
receipts 2O7 eEposcOasise, baos zS Daes 'o
7li3 bales
SAvANNAH Dec SCoon irregular good demand at lover rates
bales; usSi exports
Britain g9l bales; to the Continent 1850 balesi eo-"ie
4O75,halrs; stock II Jl7 bales. - 800
MOBILE Coo1 quiet; Mddl9gS ilci net receipts 3Ssi
exports-coasiwse 2z1 bales; stock 81 $50 bales -.
bales net receipts bales; eKpOscoawise, 26o b STOCK
- 080 bales ,or a.,
GALVESTON Dec sCOon g and nominal Coed Ordinary lJc
sale, bales; receipts 20I8be stock, 81 522 bales
EEwOKLRANs 5CO0u in fair demand az lower rates m1
dEngs al5!c; sales 1000 bales net receipts 10 80 baesi coast
wise total l47 baesj exports 10 Ges1 btAA l'i''A
bales coastvise, 2,7il bales; stock ll67l6 bales
PHIL ADRLPHIA CATTLE MARKBT.-Dec s
cattle in fair week; sales 2ijO head Extra Penns
vauia Steers at p9c FAR 70 Good GSlc onmG3
5a6c sheep demand sales HOOJ head at 5dtc Hogs Jun
sales 5JOO at 53d - So
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
prrrIprS OLE pROnUCE.

Per NOTth River, I6S6ts. and kittTpls
DEC S-2 pkFs Ashes, pgS BgaK l fl tae Cotton oVs ns'
Ct,r Sell II l hs Flour 40 bush Whe, 5b5A bush Nofn'
~ @ bush oats 1l50 bush Rye 80 bush Mall lot14 bush blr'
seel 70 bush FaVcci t bush bcFns J lu'u
pas ono 1s Com Meal Corn Meal lO bags Rice Flour
G2 bbs Spirits TuTeune.23 hb bon as bos P9S St KS
Beef sl6 pses Meats. g9 pbgs Lard 300 kegs lal @ PIES
Butter 8U4 pkgs Cheese 300 bills Eggs 45 pigs lao" Pi
baS Copper 81 lGeA copper 'i %
Wbistg 3 bales Wool bales Hclp 6u bales Hops i sides
Isafer g3 Hides 5,3 hiS Hides no Lids Tobacco 81 1kgS 10
hacoo bbS NcNOneaus MOlasses l2 hlds NeW Hts
l3 uic Rice 83' pkg Starch u5 bags Peanuts - Saes MOSS 81
pk-S Ginseng 265 bags Sumsc.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
PROCLAMATION of the SALE of the HOus-

L TON TAP AND BRAz0RIA RAILROAD e The 0overpSs Of oo
ststs OF er,s m the by The authority M me n o
Whereas The railroad oompany that OF me ousQa ap ana
~ Rrdr lsrrey indebted the school Flnd o. the ae or
ras for pcAl and interest the Special school fund ha 70 me
se up ~ at Of tho Legislature Of August Sh no an
Al t n for The investment the Special school fund 10 e noas
rIos5 conAus by the staie and the
thereto which pinopsl and seoud BY the bonds o. %
road copsny made executed 10 the State o IeiA' u'ef & ~
and smenlmentsj and ,u... % r.x a.. t,t.rest and
under AID act Of August 18Th 1896 and the amendments ~ n "a
Ala rot compel with of ldh OF Augusi V
Tor he relief Of railroad companies Indebted 10 The State Tor oAh'
the School Fund" and -, o..-.., 81, a.. s,,ts 4. 20
oured by sad acts Lesu TO cause sAa ra1 " Oo
IN satisfaction Of said iniehelness ,. IN, l ..is of The
therefUrr. he u known hat IN e'nllIy
Legiss1re EDMUND j. DAVIS, Governor on sad stae W. % IA IA
WfDNFsDiy bs Ih av of February A. D. l oaue to ee so
the ,ad Houston Tap BrsTorA Rlral $40 me -
sd sonpapv including the roaibed night Of grading lse a
rails equipments and paloary and all The SoeA o
eomBpv al me denots depot stations and a the pop
by ssid crrnpauy necessary It's busuesad railroad Oe ~
go ffy miles long go - -, f,.,,, ss..,b d,v
Of Pebrry A. d. iB7 al the door The capitol e sic a. huA
between TIE hours Of and u O'Clock me- ana the sle " l !"
Iicbes cash hdder pTori hOrete that TIE Governor
rbt bou be deem advisable buy said properly n ~ o
Oh ~ School Fund should cash bid be MADE uen' 70 'o' '
principal interest doc on the school fuu .,r..l
In whereof have heeunto signed ny name an
The q al seal Of alfred he City OF Aut th,
L. 81 I.s b. tbi,,T T.Gftb EDMUND j. DAVIS Governor
Nv tbs Govrpor. JANgs p NHwCONB Secretary of state
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Tovpov Dee 5-l3os nCono opened a 2i 'or hoo non''
and e account American securities timer; United States eIWtr
bonds 1862 8i; l805 old. 88l 1861. gof; TtnIggs, r. So't
6mr Railway shares POI illinois Ceutfa III! Atlantic sll
Crest Western 25}.
LIvFpoot Dee 5li3O -Cotton opened duA aud iIeguti
N iiiug Upanls 8.09d Middlng Orleans 9 1ssL
LoSDlN 5-l:3O Sn91t b0tl money Ah1 e
account. American securities quiet Stocks quiet
LIVERPOOL Dec. 81 80 ?. .In.-POrk 10 Y Dbl
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

orARTrfnIsTER's QEToR, q. s. AKSr,l
. r4 o.. lPmLADELpHLA. Pa, Nor. y, l839
ctEAI,ED PROPOSALS of the form furnished
~ ~ sp1efghd II tdpleate win be received until O'Clock
90 TI3I RsDAY. Bessnhsr N dso fot building stPEahfkh
IoDGR of stone Tho Rou Harrison HAtonA Cnetefy
Syd Va Rud al National cemetery at stanton Va aoso
go. and a Sra obtained from h By
- iug 10 Details Ad requirement. fanhei BY The unof
Sn oopy f the Atter uh this svst .eent 70 be Aehed TO
SAN1p 80 u 49,. MAJOR aId 0uAreruAs Astsr U,S. A.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

4 AND ERWORLBANS RAILROAD-By the Governor OF tle
STATE or TRXAp the name by the authority OF NE Nte
Tetss-Wlerea TnsEr0sd company Known a ual o.
Of Texas for principal Of the ch school lnl
TIE ane the at Lessure Of August 18th, @ enu1
q the special school un IN ts
ereto-whch pnpa interest se-urel BY the bonds OF
SAID railroad oompsn executed TO The SiAo OF leAaS Oei
said act ani amendments; and
Where's raou company By failure to pay the interest and
under 1896 and the amendments thereto and
has also not complied the Of 18th Of August lBD enh an
Act for the relief 81 railroad companies indebted TO the sae Tor loans
from the special school fund /" and
whereas, OF Of the State
qure by s acts Of the leure to said railroad to be sold IN
satisfaction Of said indebted Ines:
Now therefore be oyl that conformity with said sets o Tho
Iessau BDNUSD DAVIS, Governor OF ssd STATE, will
said "eIas Railroad"
Company incang the roabed right grading ldges
equipments and masonry and a the stock subscribed fof said
Company all the dpos and depot stations and all the property
Company necessary its busnesssa railroad being
one hundred anil eight (O3l miles long
sub sale to take place publ aicon said 14h fFebuAry
A. 1871 Capitol c the State Austin the
hpn Of 10 m ami y O'Clock and the se IN be TO tho highest cash
M detn said property In for the benefit Of the school
fund BID Do made sufficient TO cover the principal and IN
terest iu- the school fund
November, A. d. 1870, OF the nhe-
penl'l'' '' ''A-S ' EDMUND J. DAVIS, Governor
Bytie Governor: IA. p. NEwcoNa Secretary Of STATE
INSURANCE SCRIP. -
1 ATIANTTC COMMERCIAL, NETWORK,
ORIENT, PACIFIC, and UNION
Also, .......--...
AMERICAN CONTINENTAL, and WASHlNGION.
o. d" ''''''' WIN G. GILMAN B Pines.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
Cbantes for Basirrss alen

GRICULTURAb PAPER for SALE"-Owlng
ling health of IT, publisher Of The lesns Agreln
Jouss fth West offered for sale ct bargain Is Wen esno
.hd good advertising patronage and Is paying
per annually capital stock For pacuaT address
" FARMER care - . ,. - - -
ITO SADDLE and HARNESS MANUFAC-
4 TURERs-For SALE the STOCK and FIXTURES Of business
established forty together with Lease Of the
Premise n desired fn person wishing into TIE business vii
fnd us good opportunity Por particulars, inquire Of
ROBERT r. Story, No. % Fulton st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
Gapinos Banks.

THIRD-AVE. SAVINGS BANK,
i Corner of Thriaye. and Twenty-sxh-st st. . .
Open daily from p m and on MOhDAf, WEDfhnOAl,
an, SATURDAY EVENINGS from to o'clock Six per cent interest
paid on al sums from 81 to S5,y"
TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
u nos 3q6 AND 3gS CAEAL-ST, COR or LAlGHrSE
SIX PER CENT INTEREST Oh - 10 S0,ODO'
ASSETS SS,OI2,4 76. .. . .
J. RAlSEsso RmAIlSLEssocr veeProslen G. s ci4PIS, freaurer
7. S. AKMOUR, SecretarT
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

'oLANch~
trutU9C. 90 - in b0ud,
q sr.tl. sales. 80 obs, Ne Orleans. 6301otc.
NAVAL SrORES-Fof Su Tu-peure has better
L Ea71s have been e but are firm 80 50 oj for Strained ~ 25
f So ana - sea @j for No Ter firmly held but Is
q 50 80 io5 Ni.ri1-ioni City Pitch Is without change.
O>-tr11e fsh oils u3n quiet Manufactured Oils dun anl
-sc-aI Auercu Lrs Cl is Doll heavy Othe OILS are vi h
o. aHge. the hlsress being only Moderate
PEp>ONS has been on moderate demand Pork
q today sales in o los $50 hh at so % for Od Mess; p for
ior future tevery The f. and higher,
~ sales Of 100 bb at 80 % for January Februsry and March
Is bblz d Plain
u Sf 3 "a 80 Extra Mesa Beef
a. -u,r; saes S230 S29 Mess S29a %
a Mess Be-fH quiet steady; sales % bbs.
E@ Western Cot Meats qCet sales Of $50 pkgs at sG9ic
ll-rs and l40lc for Picked Hams Bacon demand
MARKETS firm cs 200 lo1-s Long Clear u ollie Dnse
drer % c9.c Lard QUE. but steady sales 80 bb and
S. a. lc ]; l2l 2c foF C aud
81 delivery 30 ie l2ie for Jaauary and go @ ioi Dem
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New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

te d0St purchase eIce1 lots; for these lsc hd
2c rsked. On the Creek there sales settlement OF
equal roo hhl ranging - lO Is
? Loser
s.s spot Esphha demand for ship
AT sales ~ 1000 hbls pryate
0uros 3ic In Philadelphia there nothing doing and prices
Cro uomnay 81 ~ dc for spot and the
receipts there b1ne 49c hbs hnd C 2 do
dull and prices rather the buyers vori sales so
Csruina st Z. tic.
sUGARS-RW hs been scve and prices about te higher
na,s bids galUc Cuba; lO0tc for Porto Rco 2O
b1 dc snd 5Co hsCs Man private erni Re
one 10 o0i demand fne a. III for ard and ~ c for
6o9 White
STFDSov Seed fn 81 lie for Prme sales to-day 80 bush
n me- srf on Saturday evening 80 bush lie Timothy Is quiet st
q Ic bush. Calcutta Lnsed nominal 81 - 10, gold
sESS-oat mOie-ate demand. and the market ay saes
IS do Bast India q DO Cape IL DO Nea Crgi
ursco private receipts are ~ bales
and II do ron BrazoS Tie demand for Deer
being drm; sales OOO b Porto au
- so Texas; receipts O. bales from Laguyra aud AZ DO from
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New-York tribune., 1870-12-06


Is EA lN dull but lJ0 i5sc for and 70 arrive ,
TALloW s geady aud Boz moderate denEud lzes, 5OO 10 Vtn
81 range II % 05ic, mostly at &C.