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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10

The market is bare of pitch, and the deal
| ers ask $607 % Dbl. Tar is held at 10 I2c
y gallon, with very little demand.
| Goals in fair supply, with an active
| demand. There were taken for consump-
| ton, last month, # boats and three barges
| of Pittsburg and l barge OF camel. The
| stock ON hand at Willow Grove landing is
| 1872 boats, 6 barges and 2 French creeks of
| Pitts burg, and l barge of camel. Pittsburg
| is selling at Zoe y Dbl by the boat load and
| 81 so e hid, zoe z Dbl to steamboats,, 75c
to manufactures and SIC at retail. An
| thracite is retailing at $l2 50013 p ton,
| and American, camel at ST. 10 y Dbl. No
| English camel coal in market.
| Moss-There is little better demand for
country black at our quotations, but little
or no demand for gray. We quote gray
/ 20219c; country black 0443c p tb. City
picked is very dull at 6G9l9c p fb.
| OAK STAvEs-The stock on hand is large,
| and few shipments are being made on ac-
count of the scarcity OF tonnage. We quote
| extra pipe, culled, y 1900, delivered along
side of vessel, $50; wine pipe Sll5 q 100;
extra hid $l35 a lao; extra claret 500 0l05;
Dbl $50, and aseg $40
SALT-fhere Is moderate business doing,
sales being restricted from low water II the
tributaries of the Mississippi. Dealers rates
from store are 81 70 for coarse and
81 IS for fine, with reduction office V
sack when taken in lots from warehouse.
In Turks Island there is a light demand,
but no cargoes offering. The stock is ample,
and selling from. store at 81 30 = bag
fable salt IN pockets is selling at 2l2 a l2c
each, as in size.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUTs-The stock is
good and ample for the moderate demand
We quote lemons IS y box; layer raisins
50 50 y box: London layers none; citron ~
a 48c; seuPrants tnewl &c. told) Sc; prunes
iFXayIna MI Sla n pr.{Zil IrIItS tnpyCl lac.
English walnuts lie; French wainuts l4c;
almonds l9l3c; shelled almonds Sc: tiiberts
.l4c: pecans 10c; dates Sc; figs new 20c
Y fb; bananas 81 az; plantains soc q 81 v
bunch; pineapples (searce} $3.50 q dozen;
coeoauuts Sc y 100.
HIDEs-The market is quiet and steady.
We quote: Green hides 9l9e y 10;
Ice; flint Ice. In city hides there is a
good demand, We quote: Steer hides, city
with sales of 800 city slaughtered steers at
lie; 400 do green sailed kips at 1870 and
$50 do do at l4c u ID. We quote:
slaughter l042c; do 70 to 81 Tbs lie; do
under 20 Tbs I9lae: kips, 20 to "A lbs
lac; do % to 80 lbs l2c; calf skins 81;
country hides, flint, 20 to Is lbs 150l6c;
damaged half price. Ok horns sc apiece.
ToBAcco--The only sale reported TO-
day was 4 hhds at - Nothing has
transpired to indicate any change in prices,
and we continue TO quote Tugs at 811 |
0913e, low leaf at 912 a l01ac, medium at
l01z 15c, good at I2012l4c, and fine |
and selections at $50 lac. Sales of the |
latter have been made as high as 15c.
FREIGHTs-A vessel was laid in for |
Liverpool at sd for cotton. We quote: |
By steam TO Liverpool Bad to New |
York 5Sc; to Boston &c. By sail-Cotton to |
Liverpool 24d; to Havre 14c; to Bremen
@d; to Genoa lac; tobacco to Genoa $2l.
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FOREIGN.
Slaves in Spanish Dominions-RefusaI to
Consider Address to the King for Eman-
cipatiOn-General EROcha at Matn-
moras-His Cordial Recentian.

Slaves in Spanish Dominions-Refu to
Consider Address to the King for Eman.
cipatiOn-General TROcha at Matn.
mOras-His Cordial Reception,
MADRID, October 9.-Congress, by a vote
of l6l to 81, has refused to consider an
amendment offered by republican member
covering an address to the King, asking fo1
the emancipation of all slaves in Spanish
dOmlni0ns,
MATA1IoRAs, Mexico, October General
Rocha and staff reached here this afternoon
from Monterey. He was received by a
large concourse Of citizens and was enter
tanned at a dinner this evening.
The entire country is pacifed, the reve-
lutiOnists having all surrendered and re-
turned TO their homes.
General Roeha's presence here is sup
posed to be connected with the approach
ing presidential election, in which he faYOrs
the success of Lerdo de Tejada, the present
incumbent.
PARIS, October 9-M. Leon Say yester-
day gave an entertainment in honor of
President Theirs. No speeches were made.
LONDON. October Goal masters of
South Wales have. resolved to close their
work pending the reduction Of wages Of
employees.
The race for the Middle park plate at
New Market to-day resulted in dead heat
between Surrinan and Kaiser. Mentargas
was third.
BRUSSELS, October "a general strike of
the workmen of this city is Imminent
STOCKHOLM, October 9.-The remains of
the late King Charles were brought to the
capital from Malmo, and were to-day buried
beneath Riddarsholm church. The funeral
procession was long and imposing; it passed
from the Royal Palace to the place of inter-
ment of Swedish kings, through long line
Of people, who everywhere expressed the
respect felt for the late monarch and sym
pathy for the bereayed members Of the
+b bs r. ronfe was. draped in mourning. The
ceremonies at church were very impressive
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RAILROADS,
y 11N/COHS0Sc[UNONrOSr>r
LANCE OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after September %, 1872, trains of tina
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE 80
iSeW Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Missia.
Slppi Central, and Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
roads, viii depart and arrive as follows: -
Express. A. NJ. Express. AaEiyT i;.oo .
la5I. 80; $50 P. NJ. Mail on n n
AcconInodafn.4;l5P P. N. Accommodate s.95 a n n
s1 MAI Train runs daily. Express dsiIv eznart
These trains make
THE QUICKEST TIME
from New Orleans to NEW YORK. CHICAGO en-
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and all intermeta+a o;.. 81
villages and stations. cities'
FoLLMAk'S PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING, c,po
nom New Orleans to Memphis, Humboldt and T as
isville, without change. - ''lu' ana Lou
4. D. SHELDON.
4icket agent, New Orleans
). s. JONES,
4lcket Agent, Galveston
=; 7. ATMORE,
General Passenger AGENT
.. Z. CAREY
General Ticket Agent r..
ie2 T. D. FROST
GENERAL Superintendent,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

i milton Turner stabbed-AItercatiOn at
Cincinnati-Fusion Mass Meetings IN
Claiborne Parish-Anniversary OF the
chicago Fire-ChicaEO Trlbune-Aln.
.bama and Chattanooga Road no"
Open.
CMcNsAr1 October 9.-About three
,'ciock this morning, during heated 5, poae-
cal discussion between J. Milton Turner turner
e olored|. minister to Liberia, and george
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COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EvES1xe, october 9,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 9, Ie72.
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced 24OO
ourquotations accordingly, and give also the
Exchange figures, which are for average lists
according with its official type, while ours
present the proper range Of the market for
average lists, but with the outside figures for
low middling given as the outside figures for
strict:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILATED
IA, n,
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Monetary--Commereial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE or THE DAILY REpUBI1cAN. ]

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, October 9, 1872.
We heard more complaint of the tight
ness in the money market to-day than at
any time for the past fortnight. The de-
mand for discounts at the banks continues
fully up to their available resources, and
in many cases they are compelled to reject
offerings Of paper which, under other cir
cumstances, they would readily accept.
The shrinkage in their deposits, and the
acquisitions Of their regular customers at
the same time, restrict their ability to take
all the exchange offered, and in some cases
cotton buyers have been compelled, from
this want of the usual facilities, to only
partially fill their orders. A considerable
part of the proceeds OF cotton sales is re-
mitted to the country to purchase crops and
pay wages, and the movement in the staple
consequently affords much less relief than
it win later in the season. 1t is confidently
expected, however, that the stringency will
disappear much earlier this season than
last year, probably by the early part or
middle Of next month. The movement on
the street exhibited but little variation, a
fair business being done in commercial pa
per within the range of our quotations.
Second class signatures, however, can
be placed only at outside rates, We
continue 10 quote frst-class paper at 8
0l0 p cent p annum, Al at 10, less desira
BILE names, not second grade, at IL, and
second grade at Pals first class mortgage
paper at 913 10, good to second grade dc
at fI0l2
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TcoNrnUED FROM FIRST FAeE.l

Copgres men, a gain of two in Hamilton
county. The Democrats do not concede
the sixth and tenth districts.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN !
Thursday, October 10, 1872.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,


CLEARED YESTERDAY,
steamship City of Galveston, Jones, for New York
via Providence
Steamship Tappahannock. Reid. for Key West via
Cedar KEYS
British schooner Angelina, Ward for Ruatan Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Merchant Cannon 81 DAYS from Havre, to
Lowell Bailey-Pont
Ship Reunion Curtis, fror Liverpool August g. to
Ocean, Zerega &co-Point
TOWBOATs.
Rochester, German. from the Passes-Went down
ight-Brought up ships Reunion and Merchant
STEAMBOATS,.
sSusie Silver, Shields, from St Louis
Belfast, Sedan. from st Louis
sssSSsBelle Lee. Hicks, from Memphis
sssFFOntenee, Brown. from Shreveport
80 Economist, Whyte, from Trenton
Ruth, Burton, from Shreveport
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK VIA PROvIDBNCE-Stcamsllip CITY
of Galvtston-FOr New York. bale blankets For
Pfo1denee-l99O bales cotton $50 bbIs oil For Bos-
ton--2l bids hides
KEY WEST AND CEDAR EEYS-StaamsbiD
pahahnoek--For Key West-3OO ties raIlow 500
bpla RouT S bbB oil 500 SKIS corn so .doz brOoms
RUATAN ISL4ND-Schooner Angelina-10 bbIg
-four bbls pork 500 feet lumber 5000 shingles and
sundries
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
. ST L0UIS-Steamer Luse Silver-3G bales cotton
l44 SKIS cotton seed 1927 SKIS corn l43 SKIS oats COO
axis bran l179 bbls -four bbls pork 81 bbts whisky
IS half bbs do 282 cks bacon IS bxs bacon 26 ties
hams 32I ties lard sos kegs lard and sundry produce
ST LOUIS-Steamer Beltast-8 bales cotton 1875
bbs -four 225 bbls lime 335 bbls whisky 175tcs lard
81 balls bay l09 cks bacon 842 SKIS 25O SKIS corn
and sundry produce
MEMPHIS-Steamer Belle Lee-1642 bales cotton
1856 SKIS cotton seed % SKIS seed cotton and sunries
observation-disclosures FOntenelle-282 bales
cotton 637 axis cotton seed an sundres
TRENTON-Steamer Ecou0mist-82 bales cotton
and sundries
SHREvEPORT-Steamer Ruth-1I9 bales cotton
and suIdries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
October 6--99 bales cotton - SKIS seed cotton 26
bbls molasses and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL |
ROAD October 1850 bales cotton 46O pkgs tobacco
and sundries
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERE RAILROAD, October 9--702 bales cotton and |
sundrv produce
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, October 8, Evening.-Cotton
closed steady; sales 1854 bales: middling
| uplands l9l4c; Orleans l934c; net receipts
! y bales; gross 1405, Sales of futures
| to-day 1900 bales, as follows October
! 1875 a 1850; November Is II q Is slice; De-
eember Is 5-l6a 1870; January 1924 a
| 1850; February l9 $3.50 1880; March l934
| a l9 l5-l6c; April 20Ac. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Whisky frmer, 02e. Wheat
| holders inclined to realize. Corn a shade
| hrmer Rice quiet. Pork shade easier
Lard steady. Turpentine dull Rosin
| quiet. Tallow quiet Freights dull.
Leather quiet and unchanged; hemlock
sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light,
middle and heavy weights q 029c; Cali
fornia and Orinoco ditto % a 27c. Wool
quiet, without decided change in prices:
California spring clip 2712 030c, fall ditto
20 025c, Texas 37l2c, lambs pulled 471a
48e. Coffee firm; Rio 140l744c. Sugar
quiet; fair to good refining Sc a8Ac, Cuba
Slb csc. Molasses quiet and unclaimed
CINCINNATI, October 9.-Cott0n quiet
mlddling l84a Isaac. Flour dull, and
prices shade lower; 81 40a7 Is. Wheat
steady; demand moderate; red 81 5061 S.;
white s 65Ql IS. Corn dull but IN
changed; 38c. Oats quiet; old IS a $50;
new 30 a 35c. Pork-Demand fair and mar
ket firm; $l3 70. Lard-Demand fair and
market firm; summer use; steam 7l4c;
heItie &C. BULK meabS-SldeS nominal, none
offered; shoulders held firmly atSasc; clear
rib 10l2c; clear 1O34c. Baeon-Sides strong;
shoulders quiet at rs 0742c; sales of clear
rib at llAc; clear 1l34 012c. Sugar-cured
hams l74e 9l9c for summer and winter.
Whisky quiet and weak; 8Sc.
ST LOUIS, October Cotton quiet and
unchanged. Flour dull; buyers off Wheat
dull and prices have declined; No. spring
chicago 81 Is; No. 2 red winter ST 80
Corn slow at 381A q 39c. Oats dull but m
changed at 24l4c. Whisky-Round lots
not sala6le at above 88c. Pork firm at
VA 20. Bacon stiff; shoulders Sc: clear rib |
l2c; clear I2Ac, Lard quiet; butchers Sc. |
Foreign Markets,
LIVERPOOL, October 9, Evenlng-Cotton |
closed dull; middling uplands 95s a 9a4d; |
orleans 1018d; sales $4,000 bales: export /
a a9a speculation 5000 bales. -Turpentine
ASSESSMENT NAG 1IO HI. Ann 1I0 Caa
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RREWERIEe
~r>NoNcl~>l~noro~ol>r,~l>r 1rs>y>1Il.I>oono
GEORGE MERZ-
OLD CANAL LAGER BEER AND ALE BREWERY
Corner Where and Toulouse Streets,
sew ORLEANS.

take leave to inform eur saloon keepers and the
puohe at large that the new installation for the
manufacture OF Lager and Ale on the ICE AND
ooo1 ak PRINCIPLE is now in full operation.
can furnish the public with an article II, faro- -
none manufactured in the West or East and
ripr to any beer manufactured here and ~ ~.
much cheaper than the imported lager from abroad
Facts will prove the truth of my assertion.
Orders filed with all necessary carefnlness ana
pfomptness and particular attention is paid to the
shipping for country customers. Come and 4rS
and yo ~ will be satisfied in all and every respect
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Thus far this week. ...... $6,5l8aI8 40 $72o453 5
Same time last week..,... 5,U26,s40 10 $3.50 g.
Total week before ........ 649l Us 50 $50 78G 4
Gold opened at 1925 Oils, against II2zs
| at New York, and, after a moderate bust
ness, closed at II214 a 1925 la decline Of
| about Icy, against l1213 at New York
where during the interim it touched 1928
| The sales amounted to $4,000, including
$4,000 at .1l2A; $4,000 at 1928; $4,000 at
| 1921; $4,000 $4,000 and $6000) at 1925;
! $4,000 lS35OO and S65OOl at 1929; $4,000
| $4,000. $1,000, $4,000, $4,000 $4,000 and $5000)
at 1l3, and $4,000 $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000
at lI3ls.
Nothing was reported in silver. The mar
ket is now quoted at l09 lilo for American
half dollars, and PAS p cent premium,
gold, for Mexican dollars.
The movement in sterling exchange was
of fair extent, but under the course Of gold
and bills at New York, rates declined fully
H y cent The sales comprised $50, 200
embracing $4,000 bill of lading at zoos;
G4500 do 1908 01204a; 1880 (E2500 bill of
lading and $1,000 AL clear at I2012; $4,000
bill of lading at 1905; $500 do at 1909
dI20&; $1,000 do at 1903; $4,000 bill Of
lading and Al clear at l2094 0l2l; $1,000
bank at l2l and $1,000 Al clear at III ".
We heard of a round amount Of francs
having been negotiated, but the particulars
were withheld.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
1908 aI2034 for bill of lading and AL clear,
and l2l h O. for bank, and francs. at 4-8247
q 4.80 for private and nominal for bank.
Domestic exchange was without varia-
ton in rates The sales covered $l60, 900
embracing $4,000 commercial sight on New
York $4,000 and 100000 at "A p cent dis
count; $4,000 $4,000, commercial and
$4,000 bank at BIG, and 100000 bank in
several lots at Is.
The banks continued to check on New
York at par, and commercial was quoted
at 18 a "a y cent discount. In gold checks
we noticed sale of $1,000 at II p cent dis
count.
Stocks and bonds were extremely dull,
and we did not hear Of sale.
There was more movement in Metropoli-
tan Police warrants, the sales Of which com
prised $4,000, embracing $4,000 $4,000,
$4,000 and $4,000 at CAS-, $4,000 at IS, and
$4,000 at 65A. Nothing transpired in State.
City appropriation certificates were
quoted at the close at 65 a 6512. The sales
included $1,000 at IS a 65A, and $500 $500
and $4,000 at 6513.
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WANTED,

uOUSEKEEPER.~ >>1> SRI ms,
u as housekeeper in gentleman's family nv a
t lady VINO well understands the management OF a
household Address c., at this office SCI
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FOUND,

EOUND.-CAME TO MY PLACE, ABOUT NINE
Il months ago, light cream colored COW. The
owner can have the same by proving property aud
paving expenses. ADOLPH STOGDER
oeZ st Camp Parapet.
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These invent,
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COWS.
By the aid of
driver readily pei
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The company a
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Track and cars
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Texas Mississippi
Engineers, plan
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For circulars, CT
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Samples at Expo
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REMOVAL.

39'lN[o"(@'l'
y E1IOVAL-ON OR ABOUT THE FIRST OF
IL November the New orleans Branch of the
FreedmaH's Savings and Trust Company will re-
move to No. l82 Canal street, corner Of DTyades e
A. PALLET,
SELF Pm Assistant Cashier
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ASSESSMENT Nos. ITO, III AND ll2.-See
special 81 notice column. Death of Up. CIerc,
- q, - re Meza and Jemima Prebble; pay
aolo ~ me Office Of the Mutual Aid and
peheyoIenf Life Insurance Association of
LOUISIANA No. l9 Camp street. Amount
paidsinee Organization, $272. 25o
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FOR HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West,
Carrying the United States Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY
@h The New Orleans, Florida
INF aud Havana Steamship Company
SSwz1SsA5szz1Ai will dispatch their new and u1suft
ESssszSsassszs48 passed fast passenger steamship
HAVANA,
L. W. PENNINGTON. Commander,
WEDNESDAY, October 9, 1872.
From the foot of Calliope street, First District
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana. To Cedar Kevg
SoolH ..'''''.''.''.'''....540 S25
otSeTaSe., ,.,........-..,.. 30 ~
IhroHgh bills of lading issued to AL rOints on
me OF railroads in Florida and on the ST Johns
river; also, to New York, Savannah and Charleston
Ihrough oils OF lading and passage tickets given
70 tampa VIA Cedar Keys, and landing freight on
wharf at Tampa 81 Va
none out the compGny's bills of ladtng sipned
and none signed after sailing of the steamer
splendid passenger accommodations and thronph
tickets given to above points
Ne freight received without hermit from, tho -
fee. po--A1' i4VLl tAe OF
FoT neIgnt or passage apply to
/. 4. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No l29 Common street
over the Louisiana National Bsnk
me steamship MARGARET follows m WFn
NESD4Y, October 10. u fa5 : ~ "
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TOWBOATS.

Rochester, German. from the Passes-Went dow
ight-Brought up ships Reunion and Merchan
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Steamship City of Galveston, Jones, for New York
via Providence
Steamship Tappahannock Reid for Kew West via
Cedar Keys
British schooner Angelina, Ward for Ruatan Island
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sSusie Silver Shields from St Louis
Belfast, Sedan. from st Louis
Belle Lee Hicks from Memphis
ssSFOntenelle. Brown. from Shreveport
Economist Whyte, from Trenton
Ruth, Burton, from Shreveport
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Ship Merchant Cannon 81 days from Havre, Il
Lowell & Bailey-Point
Ship Reunion, Curtis, FROM Liverpool August 3. tc
Ocean, Zerega &cO-Point
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Thus far this wee....s.. Sc 5I82I8 40 $720 453 81
Same time last Week...... 5,026,540 70 823l0 69
Total last week........a T,469,209 81 958, 365 50
Total week before ....... 6.49l 275 SO $3.50 1856 40
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
IEcrrREs. MEETINGS ETC.

The Young Mems Democratic Reform Club adopted
a, los lat meeting resolutions memory the late Max GoepP
The yearly meeting of the Orthodox QuakerS
closed ve.,eray morning with private session the Grmey Park
Meeting house.
The Chamber Of Commerce received commune
cation yesterday from the Msueh Chamber Commerce complain
ls of tle adul.'rttion of cotton.
A reception Will be given at Cooper Institute this
evening TO- ihe chiefs this cy Red Cloud
aud some of Dis associates sill deliver addresses.
The Dock Commissioners gave permission. yester-
da, TO e Railway COMPANY build shed ou Pier No " r.
20 John Roach thc buatlad a, 900 , tie foot ot
1,utt.t Co John r. Hairy place ao. one hlidrei
Harlem Rive. The Mutual To- Company was
Granted p % Pier SO o.. y. h.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
OBITUARY.
ISAAC PLATT.

Isaac Platt, who died this week at Pough-
keepse had conducted journal at that place for nearly
all his adult life In 1927, the leaders OF the old Cin
tonian" and BucBta" parties which had for years d
vided Dutchess County followed DE Witt Clinton and
Martin Van Buren into the Jackson ranks taking their
journals with them. The supporters Of Adams and Clay
were for a time without an organ Mr.. Patt then IS
years old, established The DcheSS IaieUgencer early in
1925 II was "redhot" anti-Jackson-able, fearless,
palu-speang and almost surrendered TO politics Still
the county heavily for Jackson and remained on
that side till 1881, when 1t swung round to the Wings
under the leadership of Nathaniel T. Talmadge of
the old papers coming over as Conservative" and be
ing afterward united with Ir Pldts paper The Eoge,
which survives.
Mr Platt was honest and earnest hard hitter good
hater and useful pubhcsprited citizen. His editorial
career covered the last years and he probably the
senior his profession i'll the State-that is there is no
man now conducting Of our State journals who
an editor in any city village when Mr. Patt started
his IateHigcHcer.