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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-15
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SUCCESSION OF zENON DEMoRUELLE.
DY G.. DE FERRET, AUCTIONEER-Ofhc
ID No. SO Royal street.-SATURDAY, July Is, 1870
at twelve o'clock NJ at the st. Charles Addition Elk
change will be sold by public auction, by order OF
TWO SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF the
Hope Insurance Company of New Orleans.
TermseCash in United States treasury notes.
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DY CHARLES e. FORTIER. AuC-
ID tioneer-Offiee No. 81 Exchange Alley.-SAT-
URDAY, July %, 1870 at twelve o'clock NJ, will be
sold at the St Charles Auction Exchange rOtunda st.
Charles Hotel, on st. Charles street between Com
and Gravier streets by virtue of an order from
the Honorable the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans dated eleventh July, 1870 the fol-
lowing described property, viz
NOTES-Three notes drawn by Mrs. L. A. Heyi,
each for the sum of five hundred $500 dollars,
dated seventeenth May, ITO and payable at one,
two and three years, with eight per cent interest
from date until paid
AT the hour of four o'clock P. NJ, at the late resi-
dence of the deceased No. $40 Royal Gate Casacal-
vO) street.
ALL THE FURNITURE contained in said RESI-
dence. consisting of beds, mattresses, chairs etc.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
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DY G. Z. GIRARDEY & CO., AUG
ID CONGRATULATIONS j. HOey, auctioneer-Office
No. II Exchange Place.-WEDNESDAY, July n, 1870
at IL O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
house streets in this city Of New Orleans by virtue
Of an order Of the Honorable the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated July H. 1870
will be sold by public auction for account OF the
succession of John Armstrong
TWO HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN (2l4) SHARES
of the capital stock Of the Crescent City Railroad
Company of New Orleans
Terms-Cash.
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SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL McCoLG1S.

Second District Cour. for the Parish of Orleans
No. 33,49i.
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Are among the first class steamers OF this line.
Through tickets to all points North, via Cairo, for
sale at No. $50 Common street, under the St. Charles
Hotel.
All rates and all through bills of lading from New
Orleans by the above given and signed only at the
office of the Company No. 26 Carondelet street.
Shippers by this route save drayage and transfer
charges and their goods always under cover.
Insurance Oneauarter less than by any other route,
and rates lower. JAMES I. TUCkkk,
mills 6m General Agent.
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BELOW COMING UP.
EXPORTS.

HELSINGFORS-Brig Sicilia-6OO bales cotton 1000
slaves 30 bd!s metal
SISAL--Schooner Helena--2244 SKIS corn bbls Of
plants
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BY g.. De Ferret.
POSITIVE SALE OF THE WELL KNOWN AND
POPULAR DRUG STORE CORNER BURGUNDY
AND CONT STREETS.

DY G.. DE FERRET, AuCTIONEER.-
ID Office No. so Royal street.-SATURDAY, July
l6, 1870, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold by
public auction on the premises corner of Burgundy
and Cont streets
TABLISHED AND POPULAR DRUG STORE there
situated, consisting Of choice drugs, chemicals,
perfumery, etc.
All the Counters, Fixtures, Shelving, Show
Cases, etc.
A Lot of Household Furniture, etc.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Tvs Q Is Is
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BAYOU SARA.

OPELOUSAS.
Hacms~ h. FOR OPELOCSAS, WASHING
IL ton, Fort Barre, and all landings on
isZxdffH& the coast, Atchafslaya River and
z(8Bayou CouEtabieau-The light
draught steamer,
j. &. BLACKBOARD.
". Burton master. J. B. Schmit, clerk
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, at P. NJ
Leaves Washington for New Orleans every
SATURDAY, at 10 NJ.
The J. G. BlackfOrd connects at Simsport with
steamer Pavnswck, and at Churchville with Jennie
Gibbons. Through bills lading given.
Bills against steamer J. G. Blackboard will not be
paid without a'written order from the captain.
The ]. 6. Blackboard, when the water is too low
will connect with steamer Maggie P.
fs3ea~ h. Captain &. e. Pickett, having
IL 10y purchased the fast and splendid
i4aZEEi5iiI8 side-wheel steamer
SELMA,
Will start her in the Opelousas trade about August
l. The Selma is pronounced by our inspectors as
unsurpassed in those particulars that make up a
staunch reliable and comfortable steamer. je25 I'm
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NEW ORLEANS POSTOFFICE.

CHARLES W. LOWELL, POSTMASTER.
Revised and corrected by the Postofice Depart
ment.l
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By Nash & Hodgson.
BANK AND INSURANCE STOCKS
AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF EDWARD G.. BRIDGE
DECEASED.
Parish Court, Parish OF Jefferson-Docket No. 100.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

VAAbx1AS&S0
italian brig Scilia Adorno for Helsingfors, Russia
Schooner Helena, Blohm, for Sisal
- ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Fire Fly, Dalfour from Rockport, to mas
Ship Antoinette, Roseman, 60 days from Liverpool,
to Mummy, Luling &cO-4th district Al
TOwBOATs.
Perry, Caldwell, from the Passes-Went down
ight--Brought up ship Antoinette.
STEAMBOATS,.
John Kilgour, Benson, from VicksbIirS
San Nicholas, Woods, from Lower Coast
MayfOwer Blanks, from Ouachlta river.
Mary, Carroll from Mobile.
Seminole, Israel from Ouachlta river
Frank Morgan, Tandy. from shreveport
Pretender, PetibOne, from 81 MartlnsFliie.
Henry Tate, Dalferes from Bayou Sara
Tahleouah Work from Ouachita river.
L Hodge No 2, Helm, from Grand Ecore.
BELOW COMING UP.
Bark v Minor, Heay, So days from Briton Ferry
England, to MASTER -
Schooner Lizzie Lima Eden, days from Utilla, to
Macheca-
Schooner Challenger WOodyille days from Utilla,
to Macheca-
EXPORTS
HELSINGFORS-Brig Sicilia-6Oo bales cotton 1000
slaves 30 bdls metal
SISAL--Schooner Helena-224t SKIS corn bbls of
plants
IMPORTS.
VERA CRUZ-SchOOner Lnda-3 cases containing
$1,000
HAyANA-SchOcner Salvador-275 hhds molasses
43 ties nlOlasses case sweetmeats
MOBILE-Steamer Mary-2O DQlS
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ACCOUNTS AND BILLS RECEIVABLE.

ACCOUNTS AND BILLS RECEIVABLE
SUGGESTIONS OF MR. AND MRS. C. A. BARRIERE
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 5,423.
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDl

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Friday, July Is, 1870.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
italian brig Sicilia Adorno for Hesingfors, Russia
Schooner Helena, Bl0hm, for Sisal
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By Charles Z. Fortier.

NOTES, FURNTTURE-NOTES, FURNITURE
SUCCESSION OF +. HENRY CASTAREDE.
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CAIRO AND CHICAGO.


>r>r>~<>~r0vUU~~
CAIRO AND CHICAGO.
Cairo and ChicagO-The Illinois Central
Railroad and Blue Line, via Cairo, take freight
from New Orleans on frst-class steamers, eav-
ing daily at 5P. NJ.
N&~S~ h For Cairo. Chicago, and
u 10y all points North and West. via
Eff Cairo-The
Great Republic.
Virginia,
Henry Ames,
Belle Lee,
Indiana,
Magenta,
Nicholas Longworth,
Robert T.. Lee and
Continental.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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CRESCENT CITY RAILROAD STOCK.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-06

cUTsTILLEs September 6 = Arrived
Kate Robinson, st. Loui-. DepHTtsd-- Ben
FRANKLIN, Cincinnati. The river contfn@
ues to fall slowly. The weather Is clear
ana pleasant. wi b q fine breeze from the
Southwest. thermometer 76'.
CAIRO, September 5.-Port List. Idle
wild, Evansville packet, IL Pm: Grand
Tower, Memphis TO st. Louis, Z An Um-
pire, Nashville packet, noon; Illinois,
Louisville to New OTls ans, /; p. w.
atrader, Louisville o st. Louis, 2; Shreve,
Shreveport 20 st. Louis, 2: Colum bia, st.
Louis TO Arkansas River. 4; Die a or, st.
Louis to Belmont, 4. The Grand Towel re
ports the Robert e. Lee hard aground at
Island N River tell inches. Wealth
er clear. Mercury 74o.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept 5.-Arrived, Falls. Pilot,
from Lou svIIle: ST. JOINS, from Quincy
parted. Rob Roy, for Ksokuk: Sheridan
Ior ~. Paul: Olive Branch for New Or
leans; 81. Johns, for Quincy Weather
Wet- Total rise OF the river Ga inches
NASHvILLE, Septem Der River station
2Iy o Ieet on Harpeth shoals. Weai her
lalr ana cool TOR the season. Arrived
burssVlIIe and A'pna, from Cairo De-
paftec-buTksvilie and Alpha, for CAIRO.
MEMPHIS, September 5.-Weather clear;
mercury $50. Arkansas River declining:
feet To title ROCK. Deparie d-LocK-
wood, for Red River; Belle Memphis, for
ST LOUIS.
VICKsBURG, Sept. 5.-Dowm-BIsmarck
A N Grand Era. Pm Up-Ntck Wall,
2 p M: City of Alton, P n. River rising.
Weather clear and wa m.
NEW ORLEANS, Septemb Der 5.--Dsparted
Emile La Barge, ct. Louis.
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Kew YORK Market.

By Telegraph NEW YoRK. Sept. 8.
CorroN-Quiet and lower; sales OF 6S
bales Al 2Oc Tor middi ing upland.
FLoUR-Recaipls OF lS.S40 barrels; dul
and 5Gl0c lower; sales OF 800 barrels al
"a 8595 Is for superfne western and State
So 2Og5 IS for extra western and Stale: e5 Al
as 80 Tor good Tn choice do; s. 76@d % fol
white wheat western extra: IS SJa6 40 fol
ext'a Ohio; IS so as for extra 81. Louis.
RYE FLoUK-Quist and loweri sales OF
200 barrels at "a Ura5 30.
CORN MEAL Dull.
WHISKY Firm; sales OF $50 bbls &C el0
941< closing at fnside price.
WHKAT-Recelpts 1882 bushels: dull
and l92c lower; sales of % 001 bushels At
o. for res eCted sprtnRs 81 uS 81 u fOi No
sPring; 81 Sosi q ~ ss t or Winter REQ ana am
CoRS-ReceipIs 748 bd hels; dull and de-
clinlng; sales Of $500 bushels &C s298i1Sc
oATs-Receipts 1857 bushels; sales Of
600 oushels g l9s69c for western 49954c
H4Y-steady At s1sl 30 Tor Old retail
HGPs-Unchanged.
COFFEE Firm.
sUeAR-FIrmi GALES OF 800 bbls at 1891
for Cuba.
MoLAssEs-Dull.
RICE-Firm aud unchanged at 85<095<.
PETaoLEUM-Firm At l4NlfX for crude,
ann 261<02nS for refined.
STOCK OF GRAIN IN Wheat
1.3S7, 457 bushels; Corn, 76l Se4: Oats, 1885,
sB: Rye 5O;6S1i Barley 47,474; Malt, TO-
TuRPE TiSE-fn demand at $4,000
Pork Dull and heavy sales OF 2C) bbls
at S21 S9x7 . for mess S2l925 IS for prime,
and fV0 Tor prime mess; also $50 bblB, Sep.
temher and October, at 81 0927 IS.
BEEF-Quiet; sales OF SEQ Dbls az Sl28l6 90
for pain mes, and 8l60l9 90 for extra
m ess; beef hams at e379S7 60; fierce beef
quiet, steady and firm; sales OF IS tiercss at
o7029 Cd for prime mess, and t306S3l 60 for
india mess: mtddles quiet and hFm sales
20 box - 40 l61<9l6sS for long Gear.
CUT MEATS Dull sales OF lC) packages
at 10000 for picked hams.
LARD-Heavy; sales OF ESQ tieTces at 100
1871 for steam. and l79l7L for kettle ren-
def-d; also so tieTces. Deoem be.. az AK.
But ER-Qniet at 21a30c for western and
35d38c tor Slate
CHEEsE-Heavy and dull.
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portant business. The worthy Com
missioner from the Third District,
B1r. Samuel Brker, was absent, being
Frustrated by severe illnes at home.
ABOUT two hundred stockholders
of the Evansville Insurance Company.
owners of packet stock and others,
were before the Equalization Board.
yesterday, to find what Van Ripper
valued them at.
SHERIFF. MILLER caused the arrest
of a man named Joh1 Miller, at
Cairo, Illinois, having telegraphed
there the description of q man who.
on Saturday last. stole a gold watch,
a chain, and other valuables from
Simon CABIN.
The alarm of fire yesterday vas
caused by a small FIRE breaking out in
a stable, on the alley between Main
and Locust Street. above Sixth. Il
was extiDguished before any consid
cradle damage was done, or the en-
gines brought out.
PARKHILL has been to Cineinnati,
and. possessed himself of all the i'm
provements in photography that the
Queen City affords. He will be
found at his parlors on Second Street,
as usual.
The German meeting that had
been proposed for last night was post
poned on account Of some misunder-
standing about the music. Arrange
ments are being made for a monster
meeting on Thursday evening. with
speeches in both German and Eng
lish, and music provided for the &C.
casion.
"a Bear in mind Senator Pratt
speech at the Opera House to NOR
row night. and make your arrange
ments to be present.
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Rasa ram.

The Princeton Base Ball Club will
arrive here by the noon train to-day,
to play the match with the Evans
7illes. as mentioned yesterday. The
wagon will start at half-past one, and
the game will be called promptly at
O'Clock Pm. There viii. no doubt. be
a large number of spectators. As the
Princeton Club have been 10 training
for the game good playing may be ex-
pected.
Colonel E. E Wheeler, of the
Riversides, having been absent for
several days. found a number of let
tiers awaiting him, one Of which is
from the Falls City Club. of Louis
vile, who will be here soon to play
the Riversides.
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READ the Council proceedings.
VAN RIPPER is Mayor adj interim.

READ the Council proceedings.
VAN RIPPER is Mayor adj interim.
THERE is but one Van Ripper, and
Mublhausen is his profit.
The Jewish ladies subscribed $50
to the German Relief fund on Sat-
urday.
ROLLER Skates. See Mr.. Fenton S
advertisement Of the right to use
them for sale.
A YOUNG man was arrested for
swindling yesterday, but avoided pro-
secution By pleading guilty to lying.
Gus CARTER, of the o K barber
shop, has just returned from West
Baden Springs, and resumes his place
at the "OK."
A MAN named Linguist sues for a
divorce in the Common Pleas Court.
Query. Was there too much tongue
in that family?
TIE case of Finch against twenty
eight of his neighbors for civil dam
ages resulting from the Armstrong
riots, is on the Common Pleas dock.
ct for this term.
A MAN got his head badly cut in a
fight on the wharf yesterday, and DR..
Muhlhausen seWed it up for him. He
was very reticent about the matter.
TUE cause of the domestic infeli-
city, noticed in one Of last weeks
JOURNALS. mas been removed to
NeWburg, but a wroueed wife's vigi.
lance keeps watch Of her uovements.
THE County Commissioners met
yesterday add transacted some i'm.
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The Courts.

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS Hon.
Norris s. johnson presidiag.-The
September term of this Court com
menced yesterday morning. The time
was occupied chiefly in the hearing of
preliminary motions. The call of
the docket will commence this morn
ing. There are ALB cases entered, OF
which twenty three are for divorce.
CRIMINAL Court. $500 Hon. A. L.
Robinson presiding.-The only bust
ness dune was the swearing in and
charging of the Grand Jury. whose
most important known duty, is the
Investigation Of the murder of Miss
Carson, by George Rice
REcoRDER's CoURT-Nathan VII
lard, Esq, presiding.-Pat. Martin,
whose case has already been mem
toned, was fined SO. which he re-
plevied.
Jacob Stegner got crazy drunk,
and babe his family and every
one else to clear out. and in attempt
ing TO enforce the order, was arrested
by officer Hitch. It cost him Sc 20
net cash.
Riley Scott went to Jail in default of
s. s. for his stupid drunk.
Elizabeth Warfeld went on the
war path, and took Caroline Ewings
with her. 1t cost them Sc each. and
they paid cash.
Mary Ann Morton, who partici-
pated in the war, went to Jail for
want of 50 to pay a fne. and VIM.
Rodgers, the originator of hostilities,
gave security for the payment Of a
ten dollar fine imposed upon him.
VIM. Sullivan, who is not a Yam
kse Sullivan, but poor exile OF
Erin, was fined s. 45, and went to jail
for straight drunk.
Jennie Drew, a colored amazon
was arrested by officer Anleitner, and
made a furious resistance. throwing
the briekbats she had hurled at her
enemies at the officer. She had the
cash. and paid 81 as the penalty
thereof.
A trial of the right to certain prop
erty, which Marshal Wunderlich had
levied on for some fines, was contin
ned, and will come up to-day.
Before Justice Emery. - John K
Smith was arrested On complaint Of
his step father, John G. Smith, for an
attempt to kill him John CO. John
F., after an examination, was com
mitted for trial in default of bail
The evidence showed him to be a
dangerous man.
Before Justice ,Stiason.- William
SPOTS, the cook at the Metropolitan,
was fined S. so for an assault and bat
terry upon John Hutehison.
Eliza Locket files her complaint
against a married man named George
Lint, for bastardy. Both are colored
people. The defendant had not been
arrested at tea time yesterday.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CIEoINEATI, Sept. 5.
FLoUR-U Unchanged and quiet; family
/ IS 60a6 70.
WHsAT-Duu at 81 lOal Is for red.
CORR Unchanged; a moderate demand
at 7Jtn72c
osTs-Dull at s4slIc. the latter for verl
choice.
RYE u nchanged at 7s9s0c.
ii AhLEY-rcaFcD and In dem and, and
prices are shade higher choice fall sold
az 81 zIk.
q TToS-FIrmer and buoyant: middlIDg
l0Lc
ToBAcco-Unchansed, though the feel
ing Il feverisn.
WHISKY-Firm. and sales vera reported
at 90e0lc, the latter rate for tnas In iron
bound cOoperaRe.
MESS PoRR-DuIl; jObblng sales OF 2.77O.
barn els.
LAND-Neglected held az 1870.
BULK MEATs-Flrm: sales az I25<a12Jkc
for shOulueTs-noW held at I3c: sides 1870
1870, the latter rate for heavy. good
order demand tor bacon sides; 40 hnds
sold at l4Mc flr shou ders; l0Nc for clear
rib side-, and lSc for clear; sugar cured
hams 23c.
32s.
EGGS -1Ss.
oTL-No change In Oil; iInseed g759sc.
Go D-l31S, buying.
DECENTRALIZATION at par.
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LOu,kylIIe Marker.


By Ielegraph.l LOUISVILLE, Sept. S.
BAGGrEG-Active and firm hemp 209
29h sales $500 lbs roll hemp and hax az
29030c.
CoTTOR-Eirmer and demand better
sales mIddling at 49,
kLoUR-market active and prices firm
extra family s. 81.
GRAIS-Duh and unchanged; corn e5c ;
rye Soc; barley gJc9sl 10. Wheat 81 lb9
j %,
PRovIsIoEs-M Market weak and demand
moderate; bacon, i4z9l7@lsA for -hoai-
ders, clear rio and clear sides: bulk "a eatsi
l31zg l61<4l7c for shoulders. clear I'D anu ba
clear sides; mess PORK SIS hams sugar
cured fancy 2Ac.
IARD-Tierce I61<; keg l8c.
WHIsKY-DuIl at 8g890c. - go - a..
ToBACco-Sales 48 hhds q ~ @ 391Y ~ 49,, ~.
frosted; t8 as IS for common W &oou llss'
s7@23 so for low leaf 70 Mahogany wrap
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EVANSVILLE q CARMI RAiLROaD.
Ceremonies OF Ground Breaking
this Morning.


At meeting of the Directors of the
&c up Railroad, yesterday alter
noon, it was resolved formally to cele-
brate the breaking of ground upen
this road-the ceremonies to take
n ace 10 the vicinity of the Ingleside
Coal Mines, just belo the city.
Messrs. Douglass and Dewey, con-
tracsors. are on haDd with l'rge
fore # men aud teams. to acrlVely
push. under the superintendence OF
HI Nc. i. this great enterprise to
a speedy completion
Hon. VIM f Parrett, Major Blythe
Hvpes. Mr.. Fl. E Read and others
will deliver short speeches; and the
Crescent City Silver Band has been
engaged, and will be on hand to en-
liyen the occasion with its delightful
strains. Let the citizens turn out
men, women and children. 1t will be
an eroeh in the history of our grow
ing city. The official action of the
Board of Directors is appended;
EVANSVILLE, Sept. 5.
Work being about to commence on
the E q. & p. r. r. to- morrow morn
ing (Sept. 6sh), it has been resolved
By the Directors of the Company that
the enterprise shall be opened By the
ceremony Of breaking ground in due
form at 10 Am.
The city and-countv officials are re:
spectfully invited to participate, sn1
the public generally are solicited to
attend. JOHN A. REITZ,
Pres. f. @. & z. Il. r.
r. G.. VAN RIPPER,
Secretary.
The procession will form on First
Street, near the Sherwood House, at
q M shaFD
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SsW YORK GOA and STOCK Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, sept >.
Affairs In financial and commercial cir
cles are somewhat unsettled TO day By the
absence OF the regular quotations Tor Sc
keL at Liverpool In the early part OF TIA
day there was a general disposition 70 dis
count an early peace, and this feeling
caused some wild fluctuations IN wall
Street aud elsewhere. At the close OF the
day. however, there was reaction from
this peace feeling. stock EXchan. started
with a buoyant feeling. and there was
general Improvement Ia prices with an
tive business. Late tnthe day Tue adj
vance brought out sellers, and the I'm 2
ward course Of the market was assisted by
some prominent ou' Is who had returned
to town for the purpose c. selling freely at
some future time.
The Cola Room at times presented an an
1mated scene aud large business was
transacted. Peace feeling was very strong
in the earlier part of the day, and the re-
suit was dec Inc from 1l4Z to I 81, fol.
lowed by sharp recovery towards the
close, on the exciting news from Paris, and
vague rumors IN reg ard to bonds at Lon
don, a decline to ll31z was materially as
sisted oy the heavy sales for RccOuut OF
parsteE, OF long gold. A prominent ope-
rator Is reported TO nave sold one million
and half Of long gold through one
broker. the Increased ctivity on StOc X
Exchange, aud the decline IN gold caused
more activity IN money and considerable
suiltinR OF Ioan6. Rates OF interest re-
main al TO on call. butth market has
q hardening tendency In discounts
ExCHANGE-FoKeiSn Exchange nominal
at 9M 10 90.
0oLD Opened al Hex; fell to lls1z, and
closed at l45zQll4k. Carrying rates per
cent. 20 nat. Clearaucea, representing Sat
urday's business, 6152, 0OO, O01.
a-Tlmff n
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81. LOuls Market.


By Telegraph 81. LOUIS, sept.5.
ToBAcc0-U nchanRed.
COTTON Quiet az I75z9lsc for middling.
BAGGINo ASD ROPE-Steady and IN
chAHg -d.
FLoUR-Ex remedy quiet, with un-
changed rates.
WHEAT-ITreguIar and lower; No. Z
spr'nB J99jc; No. red fall 81 059l 08
strictIy p iIn- 81 l09l IL; No. 81 l29I 10
cRoics 81 25GI 30.
CoRN-Duil; mixed 6ls; prime yellow
$50 d. wHlJe 70s.
oArs-Dull, bat n rm at s0s43c for prime
TO cu.slces
BARLEY-In demand for better AIDES
choice northern 81 Is gi 10; Iowa 81 10.
kYE-l active at 10 Q72c.
GkocERIES-Dull aud unchanged.
HI9HWIS Es-Eieady AZ 01a0jc.
PhoYISIoHs Dull aud unchanged.
LARD-Quiet al l5%9l6c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-06

Nv TeIagraph.l NEW oRLEANs, Sept. o.
f.or~ro-y-o ufet but firm mtddtinR 1870;
sales ga bales: receipts, 4S0 bales; exports,
81 J9 Daies: stock, 10 345.
'FTOUR-9carc- and urm Bupefune % so
Xxx s8 IS: xxx SO rs.
CoRN-ouIet; mixed Sc; white mixed
gOc; White Csc.
OATs-F1rmer; st. Louis 54155c.
BRAN-8l.
HAY-Flrm; prime so; choice 81.
PORE-Flrm: mess $40.
BACON-Scarce and fiTmer at lG1lSM9z0c
for shoulders, clear riD and clear sides
hams 241<925c.
LARD-FIrm; tierce l71<9lel<c; keg zoe.
81 GAR-Prlme l3c.
8foLAssEs- City refined 5O9z5c.
WHI~KY-025<cl0sl %.
CoFFEE-Prime I71<9l71Ec.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-06
Chicago Market,


Dy 1SteSraphl CHICAGO Sept. b.
FLoUR-Very dull
WHEAT-3 g31%c lower, closing at g7a8TJ<
Iof casn and seller last half or Haptem Der
Tor NO. q this afternoon dull at 81 gs7H for
cash.
CoRN-Quiet aud &c lower, closing at GOA
oO>S Tor Cash aud seller September for No
z. tnls afternoon eJ5< seller Septem Der; 6l5<
seller lest half. -
q. oAIs.-Weak and X91zc lower, closing At
S4Z934Z for NO. 2.
TX &c lower, closing az Csc for No.2
for Mo-
HIGawINEs-FIrm at 90c for iron bound.
fhOVIsAoNs - Dull: short rib middles
cember.