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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30

THE discharge of fluid in Diabetes Is
something very extraordinary. having been
known to reach the amount OF thirty pints
in twrn,y-four hours, each pint containing
over two ounces of saccharine matter. In
the early stages of this di-ease no remedy is
So prompt as PARKER's ConPoUND FLUID
EXTRACT BUCHU. Try it, and you will
neve. regret it. Sold by ali druggists every
where
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Ihave for vears been opposed to Calomel,
Regulator a. vegetable remedy, and can
confidently assert that it has exceeded my
expectations, curing cases of dyspepsia and
liver complaint that we're thonght almost
hopeless. GREENviLLE Woon,
Wcod's Factory, Macon, ga.
For sale by all druggists. jan29i&w
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DR.. Prices Vanilla Flavor is extracted
from the vanilla Pod, obtained from Vera
Cruz and OAxaca, Mexico. This popular
favor as made by DIR. Price embodies all Of
the delicate aroma OF this agreeable fruit and
is free from the strong, rank taste Of thoee
exirsc;s in the market sold - Vanilla,
which are made from the cheap Tonqua or
Snuf Bean. Ii snmething pure and nice is
wanted to favor cakes, pies or puddings get
DR.. Prices Special Flasorines, which are
equal to his noted Cream kaking Powder.
eod&v
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cHArrfp hands, face, rough skin, pimples
ras-worn, sal,-rheum, and other cuianeous
Affections, cured, and the skin made soft and
suloah ~ using the Juniper Tar Soap made
be Caswsil Hazard & Co., New York. 1t is
more convenient and easily appi-,, than any
other remedy, avoiding the trorble Of the
greasy compounds now in use. Fer sale BY
Thee. Esersdori, druggist. DIV
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rapu'ar;.Iustratcd boos( c6opages)on
MANHOOD WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE!
Impcdimcnts to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely sealed, post
paid for so cents, by DIR. c. WHITTIER.
GI7 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, NO.,
the great specialist Read his works.
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To put your harness or saddle upon the
CALLED back Of your horse, when he can be so
easily cured by the application of Prof. An.
der-on's Dermador. The CALLED breasts Of
diaught horses are healed in few hours by
this wonderful Liniment
See advertisement in another column.
eoG&sl
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Jacob Kunz has removed his large stock
of winter goods to No. as ShawIee street,
between Seventh and Broadway, where he
is prepared to furnish the best tit and best
goods in the city, at prices lower than ever.
II you want nobby sty lish suit call On him.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Cleaning and re.
raining dsne on short notice. Jana
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TrtE rurest and sweetess Cod Liver Oil in
tie world is Hazard l. Ca.vell's, made on
the sea shore from fresh selected Even, BY
Casweii, Hazard d Co., New York. It is
st<olu,eiy pure and sweet. Patients Who
have once iakenit prefer it 10 all Others.
Physicians prefer it to any other oils in the
N uset. sold by Theo. Egsrsdorf, druggist
aISu
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SfUI-MAE " KEENE, Merchant Tailors.
bave opened, at their new establishment, No.
~, Delaware street, between Fourth and
Fifth, the best assortment of winter
Goods ever offered to the Leaven-
soril. public. If you want q nice, neat TT
ing suit OF clothes, of the latest and best cut,
,.';s is the place to get it. Their charges are
reasonable and work warranted Shirts
made TO order noy2Sd4
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rhxsseiaa., resaims.x.

The undenigned pr.c,icing physicia.s
ard surgeons certify that ve have used and
prescribed Or. Ransom's Hive Syrup and
Tolu, or Hooey SyFups and find il an excel
len, remedy for ordinary coughs, kGarsen.s,
bronchi.l and lung sfl~csinus:
J. A. Rss.sieu, Z y. LYMAN, 0eosEe
Munger. II. Mead, Then. Mod, Z II.
Grey, +. W. Roet. O. B. wilcnx, J. Noet
Throop. Levi p. Greenwood, rs,idesas Of
Nadisos Co, n. Y.
See advsstssosaa b asoehse eo1
se1&R1
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The Charter Oak Stove is the most inter-
es:ing and important feature in the family
economy; for it fills the house with warmth,
the table with good cheer, and prevents that
dreary aspect and iud:ges,ib!e meals that
bring sourre,s OF temper, discomfort and
Dissatisfaction. d&w
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Chicago siye Stock Market.

NHltA0U, JanUIfy 3.
CsTTLx-EeeeiP's, 500 head; mostly common
and inferior grades; market very duii ana prices
weak; lot at good. L., 80 pounds average, steers
sold al % 90; soJd u choice butchers, cows anu
sc, r., So SOFA U
IiOSs-f.ce.pts, 1900 head; market active TO
the extent vi oleIia> aud price, sseaGy ut 80 seq
10: most sales At 81 9JS3 80; fa:r 10 good,
81 Ojai 10.
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-. 8.spssSs Aashes.

49, ss~WeS NAL Aea.
ST. LOUIS, January Is.
FIouR-Quie, Ern. and unctangsd; No ship
ping facilities.
wnEAr-Vuie;; No. 2 spring regular, 81 81;
soft, 81 $50 ~; No. Iei rail, - 0oaI. IS.
CONSERVATIVE, LIVER and unsettled at the
close; No. mixsl, ;0c; 80. . white mixed,
a2S43c.
-OATs-Duli and easier: No. 2Iixe', SOC
BAHLEY-FirIn but quiet.
RYE-rirm and iitIl. Offering; No ., iI-5c.
PoRK-buii . ID nominal al sIk 5rd,I2 10.
Dkr SALT MgATs-F. rm; shoulders, 4J.e; clear
rib, go; clear side,, &C, sho-lder-. bayrrs
March, up Country, 11se; csIr iib, 6i4c; Gear
sides, 6lxc.
BACoS-Ouie' and unchanged.
iaKH-o1iet; re rel, nc asked f,r prime
ste u.
HIoHNis Es-Oliet at s9Iz5eoc.
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Chicago MARKET.

CHICAGO, January -.
FLoyR-Fum and steady; stock light.
AHEAr-In far uen;,ni AMI higher; No. .
spirg, 81 2Is4 spot 81 - lebr.ary; No. 8,
81 11a9i II.
CoSS -u.n and dropping; No. . mixed :t5,s,
3054c cash; SD3a aSvss, February.
OAIs-Fi IN, 40 =, 2j1.-.
kYE-steady NJ. z, Osd6sl.c-
BARLEY-Steaiy; No. falI, s9c; NJ. ), s5c.
foKK-in fair demand 1t io~er ra,, 5, Sll 81 for
spot: 81! 50 for Airii
LAsD-in fair demand at lower rates; 81 25@
81: closn, at 81 20.
GsE2N MIATs-Hzms, 7@T34. for 20 20 IS lbs
average; sL4a9c for for is u ID l.. .etage.
BULK MEAT--sIeady end unchanged.
WH.sxY-Aom;nsi;S Sc BID: 81 - aszel.
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sBRowx's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs are the
mot POPULAR article in this country or
Europe Tor Throat Diseases and Coughs, and
this popularity is based upon real merit.
.ISy
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ase00sr ~ lssp Have

Cut their ~ise teeth. use the SozoDoNT, and
all who DO. are willing to declare 10 all who
don't use it, that it is the most perfect and
delightful thing for the teeth they ever
dipped brush into. DIV.
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Attention ia called to the advertisement Of
,. H,hannan. of ST. Louis, Mo. His rep
..,iion is that of one OF the most sucCessful
paysicisns in his speciality in the West.
nnx2S ixW
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WASHINGTON.
Examination OF the Witnesses
for the Defense Of Caldwell.
The Case to b Closed Next Sat
urday.
Feeling in Regard to the State
Partnership.
( special TO THE TIHEsl


WASHINGTON, Jan. -. 1873.
Ten witnesses were examined ic-dsy IN
the Caldwell investigation case. D'enning,
Sol Miller, Hopkins. SimcOck, Insley, wor-
den l.eg.te, and Columbia, we're examined for
the defense. Sol Miller denied that Andef-
con paid him the seven thousand dollars.
Gage testified that Ciapp, member. told
him that Len. Smith offered him twelve
hundred dollars. Thomas testified that
Mcdowell and Smith told him they mad
bought Steele for five hundred dollars. The
case is adjourned until Saturday next. Both
par,ie. are notified that the case will then
be closed. Caldwell will then make his
personal statement.
The election Of Martin, STATE Pointer, il
highly endorred by Kansas men here.
The sentiment here continues TO favor
Pomeroy.
Your correspondent goes home tonight
d. Il. A.
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THIS splend.d r:sir Dye is tine c<sf tie ;rerid.
The only True and Perfect bye. Harmless, Eei-
able and Instanianeous; no disappointment; no
ridiculous tints unpleasant Vdor Remedies he
i'll elects Of bad d aud washes. Produces imme-
diateiy q superb Black or Natural E,own, and
leaves the hair Ci-sn. soft and Beautiful. The
genuine signed W. 4. fa;cheio-. So'd by all
druggists CnAS. bATCHELOk,
noviSl9i fre.'r, n Y.
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NEW YORK.
Gresley's Will Case Before the
Surrogate ut White Plains.
Tho Tweed Trial.--EXaminatiOn
for Witnesses for Defense.
0REELEY's WILL.

New YORK, Jan. 2S-At White Plains
yesterday. the Greeley will case wac again
te.ore the Surrogate. Neither OF the Misses
Greeiey's were present. Joseph II. Chorie
appeared a. Counsel for Misses Greeley. lie
said If two weeks po-tponemeDt we're
granted he vas satisfied that compromise
would be effected. The case had nov diff
ferent phase rs all the legatees under the
derpuisd will of 1871 had signed renuncia-
tion, and NO others had right to pres
the claims againstthe estate. the Surrogate
decided that the Executors apf the will Of
1871 could append Others johnson and Mr..
Cunkle, of the Tribune, and A. j. johnson,
friends Of Gree!ey's, then testified to the gen.
ersl effect they had observed much strange
conduct and many singular remarks On the
part of Mr.. Gre.lsy during last fall, previous
to and after bis wi!e's death, leading them to
regard him n of not sound MUD. The
Court then adjourned till February 3.
THE TWEED TRIAL
In the Tweed trial the case for pTosecu-
ton has closed. Tie defense opened BY
calling witnesses to impeach the evidence Of
A. J. Garvev, and to show his anxiety in
giving his evidence, BY proving that he said
in court, when not on the stand. that lie
would send Tweed to State prison ii he hung
for it, but the court ruled out the greater
part as irrelevant and contrary to the rule.
The counsel also wanted to show that
Tweed's duties at the street corner made ii
impossible for him TO do more than attach
his signature to the bills, but he could not
scrutinize them, and hence Guild not he
fou d guilty of wilfull neglect but the
court held that public officer had a remedy
Ito resign. At ha'f-psst four, the counsel
for the defense having no more witnesses
present, asked leave TO introduce witnesses
tomorrow. promising to occupy less than an
hours time, and the court adjourned.
REDUCTION.
The announcement is officially made that
from and after February 1st. 1873, all rates
between Offices of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company for ten words that are now
more than 50 so will be reduced to that
amount. This includes messages to and
from the Pacific COST.
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SE LOUIS, J.HUaTE y.
CATTLE-In better demand; fair To choice
tive. "a 5OJ6 20; ST. c.ers, 81 so u 31l%.
HoSs-tIIm ut % ssa - most s.:eS A. ;; 0GG;
10. R.c-Ipis, GJu lie al.
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o.sss -. STEAN-

New Rassins, NeW CuPrenfs,
new jellier, and new canned fruits for the
holidays.
GORDON & Bro.
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The efFec. of S;mmsn.' Regulator on the
stomach. liver and kidneys is prompt and
.feciua! For sale BY all druggists. dAw
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MISCELLANEOUS.
$500 EmbezZl0d From q L. s.
Paymaster.
1t is Lost in q Gambling Saloon
Parties Arrested.
ENBEZZLENENT.

LOUISVILLE, January 28.-Mesers. Mer-
ri;i, Leggett and Frank Burdett were before
United States Commissioner Merriweaiher
to-day. charged with embezz!ing 81, 300
from the safe of United States Paymaster,
II. b. Reese. Leegett was Reese's clerk,
and was entrusted with money to pay the
troops. He left il in satchel in the safe,
and went to 4 gambling saloon, where he
played away a great portion Of it. Burdett
was "roper in" for the gambler, and Leg
eett sent him to the safe with the key to get
the money, which he did. Next day Leg
gett vent TO Cincinnati, where be was arrest
81 and brought hack. The case is continued
till Tomorrow.
SENATORIAL COMET STILL CONTINUES.
TALLAHAssA, FLA, Jan. 2S.-The Sens
toriai contest still continues. Both Houses
are bslloting daily without any resnlt. Gen.
Hurry sanford, Ex-Minister to Belgium, Is
n new candidate.
600 BARRELS CT WHISKY BURNED.
NAsHvn lie, Jan. 2S.-McRes. Nanny &
Co.'s dislillery vas destroyed BY fire this
morning, and about one thousand barrels Of
whisky and highwines we're burned. Lose
estimated at $50, 900. Insured for S35. 900.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 2S.-A fire At Green
Bay last night destroyed T. B. Shelters
brick block occupied BY Day 4 Whitney,
wholesale grocera, and Geo. Sommers, dry
goods. Ln-ass: Shelters $!5,0OO Day Il
Whitney $50. 600. Sommers So, 0OO.
COLD WEATHER.
Couxcn BLUFFS, Jan. 2S.-To-day has
been the culdert known here for many years,
the thermometer ranging from 90 to Be-
below zero. A severe storm has prevailed
north and east of this place Tor several DAYS
past, and the reports Of parties having perish.
ed from exposure and cold are numerous.
OFFICIAL VISITS.
JACKSON, MICH, jar, 2S.-The Michi-
gan Legislature started from Lansing this
forenoon and the biennial tour visiting the
State Institutions. They visiied to-day the
state prison in this city. In this institution
they found COG convicts, Of whom 6 are
women. Nearly fifty are sentenced fer life,
50 Of them 10 solitary confinement, bat &C.
cordine to the recent decision Of the Board
sentences to solitary confinement are not ex-
eCuied.
FORTY DEGREES BELOW ZE2o-FIRE, ETC.
DUBUQUE, Jan. 2S.-The weather to-day
has been int nsely cold throughout Iowa,
the mercury ranging from lac below zero 81
Dabuqe to 400 At Usage; So At OskaIooe.
and 2i' at McGregor snd other points. The
movement Of trains Of the various Toads
cen,eripg here ia greatly interrupted, with
all trains from six tn twelve hours late.
A Ere this morning DESTROYED Lieuienanl
Darge.' battery. Loss, 81, 900; par,ially in.
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"A St. Jo.eph gentleman of broad 50.

A St. joseph gentleman of broad social
views wrote . note to the handmade who
wrestles with his crcckery, inviting her to
take sleieh-ride with him. Unfor,unstel.
the girl was unable to read, and brought the
note 10 the wife Of his bosom to decipher.
WRECKED and heart-eick the miserable 70
man waited in ssoniz;ng suspense till hes
husband's return, and the family physician
says be didn't consider il possible for deli.
cate iena!e 10 do % much damage.
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CAssrxEREs ard twee,is from 60 cents up
was,is, at Philip Aitbayer's.
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BIxBY's BlacSing. The only polish not
injurious to leather. v&d
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
Lore RoHders
RAIcnkiuk.S nalR nYs.

By French Chemist wins love in = rsoulent. IS
cents address Ir. Tracy, 80 Ciii street. New
York povf1
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Medical.

BlxEY's Laundry Blue. The bes, be-
cause free from acid. d&w
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MARKETS BY rklt;aRAPa.
Sew ....h Me.ey aarA-s.

Sew SsSk 8Saey Aarkes. <
NEw Yoss. January IS
AouKY-Iosnei As high rs i-st - inter~st;
closed e>sy n lac.
SrkHaIse-HeAvy at les1{9lesZ
closing atti.1ss ala
ioAks-s@S per cent for carrying All aas Tor
borro siny. -
CLEAhxc8-156 90 900. ~
I2sAsuhr DiSBC ssEN kSTS-s71, Goo.
SovEkxnESr Quiet ant oaak s,Song.
SIAr BONDs-Duii.
sIoCxs-Irresular. with great frnrss.
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AconsrsronDur ays Nj. Nellie Grant,
Nin Lizzie Porter and Nis Filth Fish are
''the three grscs Of Wsshington." Senator
CaIdvell Of Kansas Patterson ef South
C.rolina, and The Credit Mohilies ere the
lhrse digr.cea-Ladiaseesl3 Journal
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9-0s..s br,..i. vs,l d. b. sls. 500. 900
10 pay ~ Alhh1na aossd oct al The esdi-
ny eVsssDeftAs Ss1sy hiring The e.
- L.. - HsAb - s@ail ~ =
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Tn. ibsasy Of Coogrso has twice doubled
within the lars twelve yeafs. In 1860 it con-
tainep 81. 90 volumes; in 1866. l00, 900
volumes, and in 1872. 2a6. 600 volumes.
Calculating from this basis. the writer be-
lieves that in 1900 il will contain zoe, 600; b.
ls25. l,s50. 900; By 1850, 1,750, 600; and By
1875, 2,5OO, 900 volumea ~
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Class y, to be Drawn January 81, 1871.
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to- e30o. 900
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BrS wocs'. hay. grain, and coai. corner Of
Skin sgd j~,sware s:-eetS
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warranted just as good as home made, only
fifteen cents per pound.
GORDON & Bro
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.GREEHDAcKS

n n : 5 s5s5. 6: eREEHbACkS
ore horse and buggy. With siiver-inounted har-
ne. ;, worth sGGJ; one fre-t1ne'i sevotd piano,
v'rih 500 ten family sewing machines, worth
sie1 each; i've gold vatche. and ohsirs, worth
go each; Eve gold American hunting watches,
worth Si25 each; ten ladies' god huntit watches
worth SI5 Zach eight hundred gold and silver
lever hunt ng watches On aut wof "a from $50 TO
$50 ch gold chains, siiveT~sr-, jexslry, &c,
NC. Whole nun Der sifts, $50. 1icxets limited
10 %, eco. AGENTS WANTED TO ELL TICK
Els. TO whom lib raj pseuli5uas will he paid.
single tickets 81 Six tickets -; Twelve ticket
$40: Twenty-Five tickets SO.
Circulars containing fail lit Of prizes, a de
seTiptiol Of the manner % drawing, aua other in
formation in reference - the Distribution will bs
sent ., aay one ordering them All letters mast
be al .ressed % l. ID. siNF, Box Sc,
Cincinnati, ~.
va . ohlee- lgi W. Filth 81 jams
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CAUTION ~. am. !: rsEx: .ss..

Buyers are csus'ouei to AVOID the numerous
eoun;ersei,s and im;ssi.ns offered for sale.
John DUNCAN'S SONS, Ns~ York,
octisdeoiSS Agents Tor the United States
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10000 NUMBERS.

Grand single nurnber scheme
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For the is~; and cheapest Coal snd wood
go II Ch,p:n's. corner Sixth sud Delaware.
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.:&lsIsIsl5ISN
Missouri State Lottery.

Lesa:,ze'. by iaie aU.io-jiy and BraW
in Public Ia 81. IS
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MARhLTS.
Ooties;ic Markets..

TRw ycH.. September g. Er.nin:-rst.on III:
changed. -,l.s to-day $50 bales: m;idi.n:s "a. a
bales; low mti!nss !o- Seo;suOer II ..-l61l3l: &C.
Cctob-- !: .-iG"!: II Zoe. S,v.mbe; !: &c: yeccIr
Der II :-.s 1!''.r: js.nuarys: II: Ii Zoe.
Pork IL. ,noae.at. request: #i7 .. Lard ~ weak
Vurpent.ue weak. Resin ar! ;aliow steady.
f.sishts INN. Whca.-Winter ,ed Western $50
so';c. Corn holders anxious To eel; Aisl. mixed
and yellow Western, 9,.d~..,'
.'ofes quie: and very firm, fo i, quote. at
II G!J:e Suga: quiet. 10 go! refining c.
Ilcas5es quiet Ar! firm.
The money .naYke: - Unr.rO:ai.'s affected g.
the u:EIe."f The day and .he general .ist-Ust
enseni-;ed thereby. and c,s.i az -: and interest
/" 1,!n and 'tsrss' Exchange heavy and lower.
Rates 10. cl!ryn. ;. l. ;, : o ~.
MKNrn'. september l3.-Arriv-I- augusta from
White 'ive'. hepsrtet-john =. To,ie. Julia Utah
ana Chester. :or -. Louis. Keystone and barges.
for Ohio river. klTer fain. slowly. Weather
warm.
Crscis-s-,. September II cotton cuie.: md.
ding 1919. flouy finn; $50: Is. Wheat :irn:
$ ~. Corn STEADY; $50. oats iG..: and unchanged
Provisions quiet. Mess pork firm : l5 Lard sn,:
steam h.n firmly 81 5 ~; KEITH. &c bid held
shade -ass' sh"u 81, clear ,ib 81 rae; clear
SIDE. ~: Bacon quiet; 81 oui.r. s. .ac. c..ac
S'b s'5e; clear ioc whisky ;irin s:c.
ST. AoJIs. September 10 cotton ui:.. an! IN.
changed. -Four iUl ana unchanged. Wheat dun,
marke: unsettled and !oWe:: 7. sell ". !. spring
. III. .' No. > '.d ial! - = 80! rd win,
tive and prices advanced NJ. m,x ed g a i3c on
track. s3Gs.c IN elevator ra-.- Demand fair.
prices advanced: IA. p .c IN elevator. Whisky
!, .'ns5c '"rs quiet a. rs 5'aIa ..
er,; 'cLl"tc Sr .leM nib iaa 6lo4:c :Cs Clear
s'le@ Ina more dong: summer :t.c.
Foreign Markets.
GrssG'p.' s.pteMhag 70, Even. n.ton closed
quiet ana un'hsngeG up,.uis 81; Orleans s,.;
sales TODAY J. 900 sales. Incl ..t ~ s., An.e,ic..
N:A 80 ~ ~ 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
NEW ORLEANS cseAaIs,. Ha.,s..

The suspension Ok Jaw Cooke 4 Co. o. New
York and the consequent sudden advance IA gold
on Wal! street had "a marked influence, as noted
below. on ouz foreign exchange and gold markets;
but as We learn from Reliable Autac.I'y th- former
IS not known to have caused any losses Gur city
on the part %. either individuals o. banks
cold opened u III i 0Ii2 :, against III. q: Sew
York, and after moderate business .uied At II NJ.
at tn. sane, after Inch - wa> unsettled by the
dispatches from New York, and closed entirely
nominal, the New York market. atter touching
Ups. closing at iI2's. TIE sales summed up
sJ: 0o'e embracing $3.50. $780, 5000 and
500 900 az Il:...
dollars We're quoted at 1913 0.09. and Mexican dol
lars at 90 ~ gold for both new and old
Sterling exchange opened at yesterdays closing
figures of !209l20.. Cor LiI! of fading and AL clear.
and l2i!. a.. to bank. but wac completely unset.
tied by the New York failure. and closed entirely
nominal. The sales ssd SI!.,9" earlv i'll
the day. embracing 1900 bill Of ailnS al ROE;
& l59h and G:ec do a: j90 and 400 A: clear at
l2D1. q les.
No sales Of franc. or German ma:Ss were re.
ported.
and the sales reported were ) 90. sigh. New
York tfor currency at y cent prem.um: f22. GOO
COmIheyc.a. and private bankers. AT y: sl5 900
commercial. at sic. and $4,000 bank at I!-3.. and
$4,000 sixty days sht at =. 3 cent discount.
The banks continued to check Srw York a.
y + cent premium. and private sight ruled
during the 'lay At o..s premium. but closed entire
j. nominal.
In stocks ". noticed sales Of share. Ammonia
and Thsrmo-speeihe Propeliins Company AZ + II:
go Creseen; CITY slaushtsrheuse Company a. Sia.
The only cal. OF bonds included ilGs3 old Louis,.
ana state skies ct So and 4.0D0 city gold bearing
seven per cents at 6ia. The latter closed 6 a8l
AZ 81.
No sales Of Metropolitan Police warrants were
reported: they closed at -G6s.
~, HIahsm state warrants w.r. .otnina! q: :0Htl.
Clinton State variants closed at 5o9:i. No Gales
were reported.