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Oromt L*ge ef Leutetamm.
R . W. (IRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, L O. 0. F.
Maem semt-amem alln the fourth Tueday I Jmmar anud
. t Noew Orlteam Oears for the pmeat year 1968-E M.
a, of No. 9. M. W. Graod Mut., J. F. Hffl of No39
LW. D. Gral. Muster: . H. Fairchild, of No. 12, B.
d Warden; Jesdah rolre, of No. 6, R. W. Grand er
ary, F. W. Delesdernier, of B. 40, R W. Grand TreaSurr;
Iether Hems, of Ne. II, ad J. 0. Dniep. e. No. i3, W. V.
_ . Representatives G. L. ; Rev U. More of N. 13, W.
Orand Chaplain; John B Ben t, of No. 6, W. Grand Marshl;
A. Maseresu of No. 0, W. Grand Gooducser: J. Reimer,
of No 10, Grand Guhrdiak; P. G. J. N. L.teIjohn, of No.
i W. (Graod Herld.
DortcT Dirmer GUna MNasmeaw-P. G. John P. Barnett,
od No 17, Distrirt No. 2 P. U. A. J. Vndegritf of No. 9,
District No. 3 PG O T Grseamorn of No. 34, District No.
4; P. 0. aL P. Clarke, of No a, District No. 6; P. G. B. L.
ChanLy, of No 7, District No. 7, P. G. Jacob Rehriner. of
Me. 6, Disnrict No. II, P. U. H. Hon.ieker, of No. 21, Dii.
tet No. 12; P. O. 0. W. Guth of No. 29, District No. 5.
krwotre I'omrlcos - i,.n,e of thr Order-P. U. Sire Geo.
W. Rees, of No 12: P 0 Maostr W. C. Wilson, of No. 6
P. U Muter (Gardne, Smith. of No 12.
JwItal _-P 0 Master Luther Homes, of No. 1; P 1.
D. D. G M. Ph. ehneider, of No. 10 ; P. . D. Weidner, o
N.. 44
O(p0ituloe and By lawe.-P. 0. Master Georp Nunger
or, of No. 29; P. G. Henry Haskell, of Ne. 16; P. G. Wm.
WIaet., of Bo. II
Prrtiwea nd pdypo'. -P 0. NMautr J. . Dunlap. of No.
- ,; P O I.. Grahm, of No 2, P. D. O. M. Benjamin
Meoes. fN,,. i.
Log-ip'ir -P. 0. Master Thoma H. Shelds, of No. R,
U. Maeor Howard Mil.speaoh, of No. 17, P. U. Jooeph
west, of No. 1.
Flirwae.--P. G Master A. Wallace Hoter of No. 16; P.,
/. Meter Edward Pil.bury. of No. 16; P. U. L6 F. Tower,
ifNo 1i
sdentia z.-P. O. A. . MacDonell, f No. 15; P.O. Frank
Peter. of No. 2., P. Gi. Georgo Dtrityer. of NA 22.
Al comemunications to the M. W. Grand Master or Grand
lecretary etionld be forwarded to the oece of the Grand do.
rotary. ever toe 'rsecrnt Mutual Ionurance Oompany, cor
am of Caep seresand C(ommercial Place.
JOdlAH FOLOUE, Grand Secretary,
Iubordlsake Ledg.e.
LOUISIANA LODGE NO. L
MeMt oery Friday evoening, in Lodge ooom No. 1, over the
Oresoent Natnal Insurance Company. Otcor-J. K. Ltot
wood N. G.; C. A. Barnes. V.U.; M. Dusn, 8ecretary.
WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 3.
MeateeIery Thuradoyevenin, nto Mangny Buildings, Third
IsDtrt. L (riers-Peter Richter, N. G.; John M. Ooos V
O., Wm. Wai.ac, Secretary.
UNION I)DGE NO.6.
Moeto every Mondy evening, in Ledge Room No. 2, No.L2
Camp esreet, over the Chamber of. .ommerc. Oeor--Wm.
Hyland, X U., Wm. Hodgin. V. U.; ngegne Morris, oe.
oRESCENT LODGE NO. 8
Meets rvery Thursday evening, in Lodge Room No. 3, over
the Home Mutnal lnauranee Company, corner of Camp and
Natches ,reeto. Oflcere-4. . O(uhaing, N. G.; Jao. Quit.
Me, V. U.; Henry Dart, Secretary.
JEFFERoON LODGE NO. i
Meets every Thurday oov ning, in Jefferson Hall, orner o
Magazilne ard Philip strts,. Fourth District. OtUrro-J
i Raodotph, N. (.; J C. Golding, V. G.; A Letdenheomer,
beeretmer,.
TEUTONIA LODGE NO. 10.
Meeta every Tuesday evening In Lodge Room earoer of
OCutom',ouse street and hbchange Alley. Uacer--F.
I6hli, N. U., G. Eckert. V. G.; Wm. Pfff, Secretary.
ORLEANS LODGE NO. IL
Meet* overy Tueaay evening to Lodge Room No. I, ever
he Creecent Mutel Insurance Company. OIoere-HI. .
MeVey N. O. ; H. Paland, V. ; S. Dickenson, Bmereary
OOMMERBCIAL LODGE NO. 1,.
Meetoevery Wedneday evening in Lodge oom No. 2, No.
0 Camp street, over the Chamber or Commeroe. Officers-
Wan. J Andrews, N. G.; Wm. C. Anderson, V. G.; Peel Hal.
1., 8e retsry.
HOWARD LODGE NO. 11
Mee, every Thursday evening in Lodge Room No. I, over
the Oremewt Mutual lauuranoe Company. Oicero-James
Tradene, M. G.; J. M. Morri V. (.; Henry Fsk, 8eoreary
HOPE LODGE NO. It.
Meae evoy Wednesday evenag to Lodge Room No. 1,
ever t.e Creoeent Mutual Insurance Company. OUer--J
P. Teod, B. U., John 1. Lewis, V. G.; Wm. F. Sylvester,
Ieretary.
DELTA LODGE NO. IA
Mert every Monday eventing in Lodge oom No. 1, over the
Csoreent Mutual Insurance Commoyy. O are-E. K. Bed
N. 0.; W, H. Wright, V. U.; J. H. Brk, Seretr.
TEMPLAR LODGE NO 14
S eete every Friday evening, in lodge Room No. 3, over
Ieo Home Mutual Insurance Company, corner of Camp and
Matches streets fficor--John H. loop, N. G.; John E.
Carsa, V. G.; A. Wallac Heater, Secretary.
COVENANT LODGE NO. 17.
Meetsevery Tuesday evening, In the Marlgny Buildings,
Vhfro District. OSmrers-John Grayer, N. O,; Ohas. Adam.,
V. 0 ; Fred. Holylaod. Secretary.
POLAR STAR LODGE NO. 16.
Masts every Wedneeday evening, in Polar Star Room St.
Lete rmt. Ofcre-A. Demares, N. G.; A. Meyoner. V.
,; LEnesat R Wenk, Secretary.
MAGNOLIA LODGE NO. L,
Meet, every Tuesday evening, in Ldge Room No. 3, No.
* Camp street over the t.hamber of Commerce. Ofcere
I W. Frest, N. O.; J. T. Mcormack, V. 0.; Cha IBroker,
eareary.
INDEPENDENCE LODGE NO. 1S.
Met, every Thureday evening, to PoYlr Star Room, 8t Louis
mieet. Ofcers-J. FransN. O.; J. L BatsV. 0.; 0. Ritteor,
COLUMBUI LODGE NO. 24.
Mntsl every Friday evening, in their new HalB , Algiers.
Oteers-Jhn M. Mead, N. G ; ibhorio C. Duran. V. U.
Theb P Sherburne Secretary.
OERMANIA LODGE NO. .A
Moe*s evryrTouerday evealog, No. - T"ehpoplole street,
between Jtckson and Philip street, Fourth District.
Olceron-Chm. C. elta N. O.; D. Smon, V. .; A. Ooerstner
l PACIFIC LODGE NO. 31
Meet eves Wednesday evening in Pcitle Hall, Jefferson
City. OSer-m-Jms Wright, N. G.; U. C. Brown, V. G.;
HERMAN LODGE NO. S3.
Meout every Weddneday voniog in Mauigay Bolidinge,
Tlird Dietrt. )ii'cer--H. oulting, N. o., L Schm dt,
V. 0., A. Roth, 8cretary.
BO.THWESTEEN LODGE NO 40.
IMeet veryThunrdey eveting, iu Room No. 2. Na. 2 Camp
geet, over the Chamber of Commerce ()ilicern-tti:ry
Cear, Bn. . O., Fr*nk bmtth, i. (I., . H. Drahke, iecret~ry.
MER(CHANTS LOD.E No. t.
ets ever7 Monday evmening, In Room No. 4, over the
eime Mutual InUrn Comopey, carner of Camp aol
hhea sieeet. Ocer--J. I Walker. M. G.; 1 O. yrone
V. U., Hi. . Bell. Secretary.
HELVETIA LODGE NO. 44.
Meeto every Thurday reventg in Pacflc Hall, Jefferson
Okty. OIoero-eorge WeTals, N. O., P. ldeubheamer, V. U.,
Lkr o aco.pp, Sec retrcy.
INTERIOR LODGER
Do Ibo Lodge No. 7, at Beton Rouee
elt;. l.oaKge N. 21, at bhreveport.
St Laudry L.ml.Ofgho 2.', at ipiueso.
Cli~aon i..-dge hN. 2. at Clint(on,
Eoeosrior Lod.e No. 3. at Thlbaodnx.
Noew Iberti Loge No. jI, at New Ibenra.
hPrLine Lowe hn. 37, as Wuhlnrto.
CLhubore Lo ge N*. 45, at Minten.
JUSIAH FULOER, Grand Seeretary.
EAGLE DEGREE LODUGE NO. 1.
Meat every trot and third laturday, in Laodge Room No 3,
ever ,L. H,,ome Mtuai Insurnre (Company, corner Camp and
etles sitrmets. Oticrrs--A Masuren, D. M., Chse. i.
Bets, DD). M , Hury i haskell, Serary and Trersuroer.
ElemmpmietL.
THE R W GRAND ENCAMPMEP.NT OF LOUIBIANA.
Meau m-annunally on the t nrtn Wedneeday In Jauary
ad July. Ofcer, fr 186--J. T.Wnoemore. of No. 3, M. W
Orand Patnurch. A. W. Mlonell, of No. 3 M. E .Uraid
5igb proet. JuoeA A Yirst. ,,o. No , . V. l irand . Ward
an, W. C. Wiluo.n, , No 1, I. W r.d ,crib.e, B. Desilv,
of No 1, IL. W. lrand Treaiurer. Ge. W. upeor,
No. 3, K W. G. Juus,r Woer.mr, A. Wnli~se
meter., of No. 1. R W. Grand Repreoortaltuve .
SOrg Nngemmur., if Be. 7. . Marhall. Frank Pteter, of
S7, WV. Greed enticel; M. Franktford, of NA. W. D.
eantd Seeinel; Hfenry Jones, of No, 4, DI No. 3, Deputy
trnct Grand PartIrch.
noDte Coulrrtrma~--(ir'lmla end B vare..-Joh.tb
Potter, of No. 1, Wm. Bloomheld, Jr, of No. 3, A. L Mut
.o ,o. 3.
o , f 0.he Or. er-J. E Danlap, of No 1, Luther mee
n_ 1. 0. Tineman, of lNo .
, , N Rush., of No. 7, John Haeno, of No. 1
C. K ans, of No. &
Oum*ra and BeyLnsr.-Howard Millepulgh, of N.6,
Ptlbtry, of No e L, R tsrck nOe.Na
kblrdlate R· e mea pmelmS.
WILDET NO. L
Me ea e First and Third eordapy of each moth, In
Ieem Be. 1. over the CULceat Matrel In7aree Coi.
py. Oe - 1e - Data 4. P.; A. Thems H . P.;
H. Jmes, Scribe.
E OBAS ENCAMPMENT NO. a.
Mean the ecod and Pourth Statrd oe ef e meah, In
Ledge Doem Ne 1, ever the Creet Matual Ineruneo
Oepany. Ofeere-eo. W. Sadler, C. P.; J. U. Barks
. P.; W. Wrght. bsRbe
MAGNOLIA ENCAMPMENT NO. 4.
Mets on the econd andm fourth Bamrdaye iL eeh monath a
Baton HeuAe. Oicrs-Oscar I.bee., U. . L ;. . M- r'
H. P.; H. Cuertisky. Scribe.
WASHIOGTTO ENCAMPFMET NO.
Maest ao the second ead Burth Mondays in each mo.
Mariguy Balldings. Third Distriet. Olfo--r F. tahel,C.
. I. F. Ithe, H. P.; J. Rlaom, Baths,
LAATIFrrTE ENCA PEllNT NO.?.
Mes oan the dret and shird Wedneday into Jeffersea R
Oer, me Mag sine and Phillip streets Fourth Dltn..
Ofcern-J W. AIi. 0. P.; Freak Paster, . P.;o Ger -
HItter. Bcrths
ODD FELLOWS' RENT.
Meet tMe Office of the Grand Secretary, the ee-rt
Monday It January, April, July and October The new
Board meets a the third Monday in January for organi '
lion. O)eere-J. (. Dlalap, Preaident. Joelak Folger, deer.
tarz, Jomph West, Treasurer; John Quinn. Seotan.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meetsin omce Grand ecretary /rat Friday evening tI evrer
month. Officers-A W. McDonell, President, Josah Folger,
Secretary.
WIDOWd' AND ORPHANB' GENERAL RELIEF AS
BOCIATION.
Meets in effie Grand Secretary, ilst aturday of each month
Annueal meeting, last aturday in J snsary. Officers for 1868
E M. Enahba President; G. W. Roper, PIret Vice President.
F. Pster. Second Vice President; Lather Home, Secresary
A. Wallace Hater, Treeserer.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meots rst Monday in each month, at Office of the Grand
SBeretary. Election first M nday in May for Directora.
BOARD FOR 1868 -Prersie.t-E- M. RBesa, . W G M
tomaoce Commseel.r -J. G. Dunlap, A. Wallace anter.,
Engene P. Brugere.
Bdal omernireo.--G. IL Thos. H. Shields, E. H. Fairchild.
George Dtrmeyer.
asdiiy arn.mite-KE M. Lauha; ather Bomes; OGmes
Nangeoaer.
U. W. Loper. a. Mlllapaagh. S Maoore, . L. Hemry
Hteelell
JORIAH FOLiER. Serreary.
IVMDICAL.
F IDCMI IsDICII-.
-FtsPsonD oY
GRIMAULT & CO., CHIIEMIST
u RUB DIOHRLIBU. PAIa.
Astbesm, Opprestoem. Dypuera.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABIB INDICA.
PRrPAirD BT GRIMrALT A Co., CH :rY, PAIo.
Recent expenn eats in Franme. Bnglard and Giermranv' avte
pr'*ed that there Cir-rettes are a euoereogn rer. eol .r o he
abh.re distrctYng affections,. epecially whn tI.fid h ai.a.
tramoenltn and Optium have 1 faed Ito iate retef.
Digestive Ilztlr o PC peotle.
ORIMAILT A CO., CHEMISTS, PAiIS.
PEPSIINE. the latest scientific discovery of Dr. Cervisart.
physlrisn to his rmjestt the Emperor of the French. o ti
Gastric .luoe itslt, or, rather, the anitie prnciple pnrihed
wr ion duigets fio in the ,st<,m ih. When by .ame G caue .,r
other. theo r tppy of digtrlirv flud ir tc small, the inevitab:
couryueticen are bad digestion. gnstot'., gaitralgta. inftl:u
matrl,,r our the n.oueu onts o the et,,n.och and '.,.wele, hear
burn. putnaie, an mial. Itse of strength and int female
ch .r.is. Ihr Ilnir of PFotenpr which is saoeutilned by the
atprobation of the Parts Academy tf Med irre, soeedilycureb
all nath diseases, and prsvento vomiting during pregnancy
APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACtADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
Darsi du M lutasm'. Iodide t Eroen mad Man.
gamnee PIL.
The treatment of cblorotic or scron'ono affections is alwrvo
long ild tercis with the esual prepare itrons of tril, whir:
not on'retuen.tly fil. owinr to the stomach not benlltg ae tI,
tfpport tnom the reearches of Pro,eenors Hann.. o'
BrusselsI, toni(' and Petrrgsin, of Lyons, itertriihu and
Tr. usr.u., of Paris, have demoer'ratet that tli I.mebnlie
fillhre is o. uc to tihe bshocle Moncrliimelle, whi'h. as well
SIrron. i, au eore' tltsl emelemnt .f t'oe !o,d Thelrr Pi .
Iheref, re. ropply an iipoirt.. t detIenciCy a therpeUtihI. :!id
have, c, nequently. received the appruhatlon of the Acaide:
of Medlinue and tLe principal cientie bodies, Thery rer
emplr.yed with a certainty of success aga.nst i'hlrn.-lc, ,clroee
hbc'ktes. ht,,nlmach t( umplaInt. Pverty .f the H.,a.d an, Ir.
regrular Mentruation and are prel rable to the pills .f mde
iroalonuue i aul anemulc scrotralu and cancerouas al:ec
tions.
No More Cepalba mad Cubebs.
GRIMAULT'b CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATIOO VEGETALIS
Where all hr me.ilcles have failed, those preparatims
wil awys elet a ers. These Insure rapid and eetraordino
Sareetm sere meeant and chrono raese of ptrvate diseaes,
They namsd to the hospltal. eo asa, by the leslet rt D r
BDoed, and n found gretly esuperior ts il hitl erto grown
minera! remedtee and Onboa and (anrhe. The inJectien tI
amd in remat and eapeUe In more chroic case
Syrlp oft lerlvta MrL k and Iron,
-PIt eanl tn
ORIMALLT A CO.,
Chemists to B. I. H. Prince Napoleon, Pari.
Thlr ne.rdcine pre-enn, in an sgrr eahbe I.r,, 'he n, ',e
prulclilen if Peru'. in Bark, tihe bre.' ,if t ,,r., , 'omit w,
with ir n, ore lthe pr ncipal bass of the b:... It in p-.
orribhd by the mors emccilnlllt ;phyt.air' oif Par s to .,.re
'oh rueLs (r.reen I,, kne'. to. l.iltatr the deve or.'nent o i
7'or l femaien, and to testPcr :el.ilth Iad vi, r. tih tc s50tcm
in general It repidy rrmoi'r the dlttreslutg stomach ,.nii.
plaints caused iy e anemia ad leucurrhen. to wr.I. I1hes ar
.o ao ten esurjer', re, lerntre end fmtlrett* I . 'w of t!.e
caramenia, and is al icoxel.ent :ur Pale. lymphatic and
scr.fululs children. Last v. it exrtres the appsti:e pl..:l .
dlge-ti.,n. end is extremely benefrial t, all piersoln wioe.
b,lrod has been impoverit ed by hlines or i lIc nen dolricult
cornallsere'e. The elects of this Syrup are at iao certain
and speedy.
Depot Oeneral in New (rranrr at
39 . 'n .:rs. ,:rert.
R IAt'D & (0.'1
PARISIAN PERFUMERY,
Pstrrnirid, hby t.e Fmpres of the Fren -c and exter .y .
ured Iti si fashionable circles ft r its t., en.ence and blper,
uti,.AI'D A CO 'S TLANIoYLANI4 and MANILLA
BL'~L ET, the niw ,cett. R gand Ai, i are thie niv .
p,,r in urm ircriope if the fragrant extract of Ylngy land :r .,.
the Prilrpplr I allei.
RI;Al t (AO S TOLctTINF, a deoictuns To:let Wa'er,
aertrir to Eau de C(hlgre. Toilet Vinegar. or FPor,a
Watre
RIAUID A CO S MIRANDA RtAP. iexn; italy per
fimcd art, heecinrg itr frcnmrnoe to (ule }Irlt.
iIidAUD d tO' a MIitANDA PMAUL'M. i, r preoerv
iLcand btant fI)rn the air.
ISIALIt A (i0 8i DENTORTNE, t molt .'reet.a.
elixlr for preering 1.. toeeth aid pertmnmt thbe hrattr.
RItIALDA •'O.'ft TttlTrItt'IaM aM. a remarkabe pre
pacriton. produ nlg a bril:iant writoees t, tie teeth.
toItiALD A t'o. S MOtE POWD.f Ina upermr :o V:r',e
aedr iil other Starr', nod Rire Ptdat-re.
TIlt, IltTLk MONITtoR. a A;IDE TO THE TOILEr.
aIth Photographie Illumtrati,on. will be cent on rete ri ,: ,, ie
,.,nlcanlc R I o lAto'. 4", rnC le RIt ll.eu, Pmr.
ALect F I.erlerry & Socta, 4455t. l'atlns rih Yard, Lr
Depot ;eorral in Newc Olr e_ .Ut .
HIMO TAKEN TIHE MONEY t
Dr. WOICOTT syas he nil piy $tllt1 to any pereen wb
will produce a remeoly tnt will cnitantly reinmoer, and
, read tly srd permanently cire a0ny paln ti the Head, teeth
Teruple, e. (rck, rouldere. Breaot auk. H.ar, L'iig,
Sides Hlpe. Abdomn, Loge. LAkles. Feo, Toee. Internal or
eIno.u aacute or chronic, Old Clcrs. FrTesh Wounds
rghtfai Cancers--in Iact. all pain. from any 'ao., KheO
matte, Neralgic, frem a moqinilto bite o toe moit Intense
Labor Parc--ac inlck nme Pum, Pertll. c)r rtd e i ltlennaatal L
au rapid.y, heal permrcanetly as oon, gives no pain In tr up
pllc*tl.,r i hether appled tn the wtaaert inflri or then moct
:eihle or sgri peir-on, illd it tnrrc s cart, Pain Palnt,
AppUled Free an o h Carondeiet street
J, HN idA"SRdE,
uole Algent for New Or'ean and State ..f L,,u .Iclan
Corountrr Delete aend Dregltl supplid.
L'ACTS I- Meeara N. heifer A tiiuouasne- S 100
EI Poydra street. Manufactourer it the W h. if Bltters
Ot'rtimen--l have nsmxmood the paten that or. rnulei
yon by the U. ( ivernment for mranufactuunthe MalakoE
Bltters, and found in the togrodients eaployed a oompounud
w l calculUated ex uetteod keeo In good order the digect el
organs I hve prscried -sid Bitters several timne, nd it
ereylnastaulr I road Cllolon to sorersa their henetrfn
eflts I remain. gstlesmnao,re rpepottlley. your mol
ohodlentsecrant A. MERtIEr. M. D.. 1t (Canal street.
I have exumcned the pastet you hold for the mannrectre o'
Malaho Bitutrt and tnd nothing in the Ingredients there
calculated to art injuiouenly upon the homan system. alio.
tken, In inerdlnate qeanstitle Indeod. it ti nachlir· bh 'a
cordlsl acomtr kitter. 8. A. MIT. h. .O.
Yur MalakoSi Ritte., whch . hats examrned.do ro
contan any ingrediente Icnr0orus to health, nod mny he recor
mendd te thsae Wn srce t ow f a ro-d tonie
ours, w. rcHIJPPERT, 3. D.
A BOOK FOI TEE IJNiETUNATr
J. BALDWIN DUFF"S TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIi
EArEL. Inp.pterrcy. lo. ol Power, Nervous oeoulity, wmtl
Notee o Iepedtmrota to Murr'rccg shnold he re hy a Iei
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J. B. DUFF ORIFPI'.
Ben Oreaos Medicl InastitnUte.
254 Magszne stret,
Where all cDravta diselees are isceosthll tratrL
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Semoved from No. i MAraune Street,
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NEW ORLEANS CRECGET.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT
1-.r
PUBLISHEB EVERT MORNING (io0noar Exoarmyst
early subecriptio in advance ......... ............$ I a
Halfyarly ................. ....................... 8 il
a ely ..................... ....................... dIl
THE SUNDAY CRESCENT
I peculiarly a HOME JOURNAL Ile empleolamas
will befound crowded with choice reading matter espeseall7
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he planter, the meeha.to, the housewt the young ad th
aid.
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lg the atee improvements In PhESSES and all the newest
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AUCTION BILLS; 0IRTULAIk ;
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COTTON BOOKS, SALES BOOKS s..,
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that will compare bverahly with the beat work of the l e
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TIE WEEKLY CRE*ICENT
& LAGBOR CIECULATION THAM AN? OTRd
WEEKLY PUBLISHED IN THIS ITY.
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pon topicnol present inerest, slnections to reant
Or-ty, revioew of the mOaoy ad con.
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tomertic corre
pondeae,
ad has supplied
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for a SBrnuse WnuaLy PiltL PA
PuL It hs provern a dmirb~ipromlum for ad
er~tlg. estl otrcUlates im all directeasthrehoe theSoot.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
pUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAt MOPBINis.
And sspplied to sumbcribers thc following rtes.
Prsen*yesr, n advras e.. .................... S -
Proa rm th .. ..... .................... 5
Ferthreemoh . . ..h......................... 1i
Tbe C]EsENT BOOK AND JOB OFFCIL
~RB FECT IN ALLd TB APPOINTMENTS
Uswrs or ra BHsesrT SKILL, TATr Aen EaruL sol
All hnds of LUbhogrphlng Is done at the OKESOEI
seats a style UNSURPASSED IN AMfEICA.
e ILLUWIwAag rO eslr AD linIArwee
F0a Moon. er neuLna aLae orn;
ew n ,s Insl oIuo;s,
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BsOtOre oEueu;
Dom on or Il m;
eblin to predae sy nd f eel In the elIIre h 'sPlr
r oRESCENT OFFICE I preented to the pie as
mesi5emplee
NEW OEIEA
IN$URAIYCU.
NINLSTaXTE AJIVAL STATIME T
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
new esIeemm ay X s. isIm.
The Trustees, to eeoufrmttylte tb charter, submit the fcl.
ownlon statement of the afairs eo the company on tee 13th
day of Aprli, 186:
Fir Premiums for ye ..............$ 1.M525 M
Manrte Premiums for yer ........... 94.02 88
River Premiums for yea...... .... 177.584 85
--$5507.77t 13
Total net erved Prem iums.......... $447 864
Fire io.es paid and estimated..... $ I .00 63
Mar,n ............................... 7 074 068
River.................................. 85 572 47
Peaid Taxes........................... 36.019 64
Paid relnsurances end discount in lieu
of erip ............................ 60.105 30
Paid interest, return premiums, gen*
srml expenses lew discouat, etc.... 17.6905
-- 6S5 919 1t
Net profits.......................... 5 1t 95 tp
The Company have the following Assets:
Bills Receiv ble ......................$ 37 494 3
Loans oon nds and Mortgage ........ 69 343 33
S 106.8 537 09
Cash on hand .......................$104.577 36
Loans on pledge of stocks on call.... 6.400 00
- 167977 3
Loeas on pledge of stocks on Ise.... t 11.9000
Real Estate ........................... 7 .000 00
Scrips of other Companies and scrl
account.................. .... 46082 48
131.372 48
Cosolildated City Bonds .............. D0.0 00
City Bonds ..... ................ ... 96 00
Bank and other stocks.............. 196 907 17
- 323 517 17
Coupons for City Bonds past due.... 8 450 LU)
Due for Preminme in course of col
lection............. ....... ... 41 60 III
5 779 814 ,"
The Company have also:
Sospended Notes. Stocks ans Bonds.. $ 43 310 21
Forfeited Scrip secont .............. 7.809 24
Interest uncalled for ..... ........... 7.800 25
The above statement is a true and correct transcript from
the books ofl the Company.
TlOS. A. ADAMS. President
HnRT V. OG-n, Secretary.
PARISH OF ORLEAER, t
City of New Orteans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 23d day of May,
1408. PARIS CHILDREbS.
Second Justice of the Peae,
Parish of Orleans.
The Compauy will nay Interest at 6 per ment In cash on
all its Ou()ntstanding Certicate of Serip to the legal holder,
thereof, on and after the second Monday in June next.
The reard of Trustees have also declared a crip Dividend
of THIRTY-THREE AND ONE-THIRD per cent on the
earned premiums enttltied to participatlon for the year and
inog April 0, 1P68; for which certinfates will be Issued oa and
after the first Monday In August next, free of' iovernment tax.
THOMAS A. ADAMS Presildent.
SAMCEL H. KENNEDY, Vice Preeldent.
Brny V. OGDou, Secretary.
-TRUSTEES
John Watt, 0. T. Buddecke.
Samuel B Newman. P. H. Foley,
Wm. Edwards, A. O. Ober,
P. Simms, A. Thompson,
John Phelpe.
NSW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Olee, Ceorer of Camp mad Canal Streets.
EIGHTH YEAR.
Preemi:me recelved during the year ending Decem
er Slt, .67 ........................ ...$411.290 41
Losses, Taes, Explseees, Beinsurance, etc., paid
L.ring same period ....... .............. 5194,1,79
Arset' an the 31st December, 1867 .................. $5.. 6
.w ORLnaov, January 11. 1461.
The Bard of Directors have reaolved to declare a scrip
dividend ,,f THIRTT PEst CENT. on the net earned partiit
pating premiums for the year ending December 31. 1867, and
have further resolved to pay Six Per Cent. Interest in all out
standing certilcates of Scrip, on and after the second Mon
dal of March, lIft J. TUTES, President
J. W. Li.eso, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
@eP Uriuhart,l T. B. BlanchardJr,. Chs. Lafitte.
A. Rochereau, Wm. Stevens, J. \!. Lasyre,
G. W Rabcock, .1 & White, A LShbreiber,
s .,c. W F Williams, J. Tnvea
~. MUTUAL IWUR NUE CLOMAI7 I
OF NEW ORLEANS,
O ee. No. 61 OCa p Street.
Amount of prmtome received durlig the year end
ing Dret'. rer .11lt, 17 ............ ....984 f 71
Asoets on 31st December. 1867. valued at ....... o77.76 .d
NEW ORLFANR J.nor 23d, 186 -The Board of
Dire. torn reslved tc pa 4 e "r eat interst on all. outstand
irg Scrip, od iourhar drclared a Scrip Dilideod ot:i per5
rn on the net eartrd participetine I'rems me or the yeur
ending Deeomber lst 18H7 HOS sU)0i Prea't,
Toues Ahonror . Secretary. JO G. GAINES, V. P.
Directors for thea ser I1M-John 3. Gaines, Hsnrv Re
show, ai T. Lnlndaie It. liscoe, J. C Sarail. Honri Wilsos.
R i Hart. Jothn C. RacksJ. H. tafr. J. B. Bssr, Thos
Iloc, I. N MaksL
HOMI MUTUAL INSURANOe UN.*
PANTY OF NBW ORLEANSI.
Oaoe, No. 78 Camp aL, coremer of Natches stree.
81ITEENTH YEAl.
PremIums reedved durlg the year ndlng
December 31, 1867................. SS... .i9 -
Loams, tuas, eopenes, r-inuursac e, ete.,
paid during reme period ............. 11.0t4 7
Asets on the S1st Decemnber, 1967.......... SIB 726 @
This a'ompany continues to insure galust the perils of the
Sems. Rivers, sad lees or damage by Fire, At the aurra
sae oa prmum
ALFRED MOULTON, Preeident
WM. M. PERKI. Ties lPresideat
A. W. HUNTEE, Semetary
J. I. Alle 1. .. bndwigssss E. I Ooavres,
A Moulton Wm Chambers, A. H. May,
. P. kthe Ia John T. Moore, Noert Har
We M Psrlna. J i tsnhebsr Johnb . Roesre
OMIMEIIOIAL INU, AML COOPANI
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with the reoquirements of their charter tho
C'OMMEl IAL INUIRANCE COMPANT publlsh the fol
lowing statemont:
Amonta of Premtiums for the year dlndig 31st March. 1045
cire I remilums .... ................ 2 42 (4
Rier Pl'ireniiu ................... 79 9 20
Manse Preisms......... ..... . 11
----11602 71
Fire aoes .......... ... 1.09359
River L..ees 6 424 10
Mawme Losues .............1...... 37370
$12277 41
eate............................... Yt9 9'
Iseea ......................... 47:19,11
Retonro-' .. ,. 9'.225
Iteturn Proml:omi . ... 41l II
bienro. Profit nd Le, etc.. leo
Interet...................... 30030 66--6107 16 33
535 52. S1
c'ash on hand............ ....5 12.9(4 11
l l rrrceivable ..... . .... . 3
remniums due ....................... 14 t44
block Noes......................... 3 5 u--5 973 44
The sb.ve statement is a just, true and coreto tranesoript
from the books of the on mp . UCNE Preelden
Oxo. O. Swrr eretary
Nsoru to ad saerrhed before me bthIs 2t d of Aprni,
1056. PARIt CHILD RKtt.
Second Justice Peace. Parish of Ursaen
P ..lX MUTUAL LIFE INI4URANEiE 0.,
HARTFOtRD, CONNECTICUT
Aseta ............................... aggag~gg
GEORO 8. DARII 0G, Oneral Agest
Oaoe emsre Canal and Si. CharIs street Entrsoes Ne
11 C" aa ad No lSt Carles street, SewOrtnl.s
se, cr~t . aole n. E . urks Ree., J 0
EAAL ESTATE AGENTS,
03 ommereiaa Plse
We have a es st imeed fr Dwer I llg. Ster ad Vaea
Cilty l pre I lm Oearey s erd he lty ard on
Ianle a e~lkLprl PW etedls. s e 10 e
·Lr·Will/
INBURA1Cge.
MIaCARTs' xMTUAL INIUWAANe
COMPANY Of NEW OURLANS.
FO,UR.TLZNTl ANNUAL STATEMENT
In conformity with the trqutremeate of their Charter, the
Company publish the flowing
BTATMERNT:
Prem ema receNved during the yeadr .dg S3lt May, 156, In
eluding unearned premaums of theprevlouyear :
On Ftre Rieke ................... ................. 1484 43
On Maritl RHis. ............................... 3738 17
On Riv Risks .................................. ,63 62
Total Premiums .............. ............ 81,14 22
Lees Premiums Unearned 31st May,
1'8 ................................5$2 84700
eurn Premiums .................... 471 07-S 00,318 07
Net Earned Premiums 31st May, 1986...... $ 901 644 15
Lose paid:
On Fire Fisk. ................$71 2 37
On Marine isks .............. 173940 58
On irvr Rks ............... 4929 96
491 .0 91S
Taxes ......... .......... . 3,016 61
Reinsumance, ExpeLne. Proit
and Loe, le laterest ..... 10,235 04- 14.314 56
Net Profit ............................. 277.39 59
The Company bhave the following seeuts:
Real ate ................................$ 159,617 87
Notes ecredby Mortgage ................ 67801 4
N~ottes Bure d by Pledge ................. 8 147 13
Cash hand ............................. .. 12 479 24
Premiums In earuse of Collection........... 0 753
OC ty BJ nds.................................. 33.90 0I
Bank nad Raillroad StocksL................ 104,0) Is)
Btlls Recetlr ble............................. 17.15 79
Scrip of Mutual Ineurae Companies..... 40 8t)6 01
Stock of Tallette Dry DIkock Company...... ISl 0 1
Laves Steam Cotton Proe ........ 49,100 1)
Marine Dry Dock ............... 3,7)0 (
Merchants Exchange. ........ 1.00) 40
Lightering and Wrecking Co ..... 1,1001 It
Loutsiana Equitable Life I. Co. 250 -
State Bonds ............................... 1,50 )
Total................................. .. , ,414 1
Lans:
'nclaimed Interest and Interest pay
able in July next on all outstand.
log Benp of he Company........$101,346 1
Thlirty-lv. per cent of Scrip isue so
1059, payable n July ............. 70 675 75
Unearned Premium 31st May, 1869.. 26,647 00--13947178 91
ti.067.645 24
The heave Statement Is a Jnst, true and correct transcript
from the books of the Compny.
JOHN PEMBERTON, President
PAUL FOURCHT, Secretary.
STATE OF LOU'RIANA.
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans I
Sworn to anasubscribed beflore me, thi 9th day of June,
lbi6. PAUL W. COLLENS,
Third Justice of the Peas.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 9th
day of Juno 1868, it was resolved to declare a Rcrip civtleid
et THIRTY PER CENT. on the Net Earned Participating
Premiums for the year ceding 30th May. 186I9 for which ar
tflcates will be lnsued on and after the first day o A oUrni
neot. Also to pay on and after the second Monday n July
nert THIRTY FIVE PER CENT. ON THE 84KRIP 1 ReUE
OF 1859, and oix per cent. interest on all outaetndiag Scrips
of the Company.
DIRECTORS:
John Pemberton. P. Mumpere. David Mcirord
NM Lug, L F (menero Pierre lus,
has -agcry. John Morean Ball . Z. Salf,
I' 0 Wilt. J. J oernandes.
LOUISIANA EQUITAIIL
LIRE INSURANCE COMPANT.
Capital ...................................Si O,@
OFFICE, 142 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
John Pmbuerton. W Pike Edward ney,
E. A. Tyler. J. .Stone, WI. Schmidi
C H. Blocomb, A. Thompson. Alexander Marks,
F. Deibmdlo, Philip Meyer, 0. . Ulrntde.
George A. odick, Edward Baret arha J. Smith
Jostra ELLIsOn. Preldent, W. 8 PIl. ViesPreldent,
T. M. DLsan, General Agent, W. P. Reasu , Secretay.
IEDICAL WxEtERsIS
Dr. B. 'H. Mtw. Dr. am'l Choppn. Dr. Y I LeMIoner,
Dr. Huenry mithDr. J. H. Lewis, Dr. W. C. Nichells.
G. A. Breaux. Atterney.
ALL KINDS OF LIFE RKIS1 TAKEN-Ordinary Lfe.
and Annual Endowment; Ten Annual Endowment and Fire
Annam l nt dowment; lStgle Payment; Participating and
Ion Partteipating, tued by this Company os low asn a
other Company -
ALL PATMENTS BON.PFORFEITABLE.
NATIONAL imllIN ANI IALS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
O e.-4. emr Camp ammd anmn SGreeds.
M. WHANR, Preideant
E N. GAVcm AU, Reretasry.
DIREOTORIY:
8. t. Emley LoUI dudr,
J. F. M. Grass
D.on. aR, Bwb. swewmaxes
i . nenein eW th t, selas meaiei at Peni Chartr. the
Copeam pubh the fellwngstaamet, :.
Tetalw d eeames fr the ear ondia i 39th Fe t
tariff of mrBoar d orf Utiderri. s of this l y.
OVUlIIANA MTIIAL IMiILANON
-I 44.400 7i
S Earued. a......m........................ 4...... s024
Fire L-osse. m ................... 3 $ 2 5
IMata mlmese.................... 184,I8 76
le L mseu ................. 10s4 0S
S- , 52.0 3 14
le entn Ium rf s~1or .............. 0 75
True and lternal ermtenru............ t,74
Expeunse. lent, eta., ieee Dieconat
A con tm.......................... 3310 3
sL o st March. .................... 1,77
~a-4.1407................... 6 1
eserved for Unadjusted esne........t....... ,
St earn an lewg e.winch n the
uallowanede and deductiomu.......... 7are made, t e equlalent
Cesh apital of $E0to, iesa: a
iAesed t en t .....a........ ..... ..... . .5,
Ine pnr ed n Mr Intgert oneal Estalte. .01 0
aerted to tty andl ther .....d...... . .. 2,2
aned e 1 edges.......14.0 95
les d........... or ud ...................... 11,13 4
The abe sttemest no alest, rne and wnerest treasec
frm the obe~(sof the QOmpoOy mpe ulmo
wdoerad b and beerd Ohed Trbeoe me, rthis dld day atr armple,
lowa o d dd Thictlo rd m Jadt, le ba eMa enLe
t per sat Iterest on all eeandg ri.........p wil............ e paid
i the legal hoider thereof e th seond M...........nday of May n
~Invo m · e l rno Co rnA ...B.... ,, reidea
Al. Calse ..................Tr ........ .
Ant Ourriere. A. Laneeri
See. A. Psedisk. Freak Wtiams.i
. Iregle,. Themen 3yras
eS Man AUeLs W. A. Vlt etNi
F. Aadereoa. Bagu randsalaM
Al"ed Seay, Wm S. Phekn 5tl.
A. Fewiche, Jehe S WalM.
SA. Uw. Dnsete, Gecrn Feies.
m . r.lTnI. S. Pl~s.
ealob L ma· ' W.A.
Ohm I. Iebee Re de& Ibk
r. Irul. . F. G lves
LP. Otve
Prt *tso 71man QItmtu.
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 9, 181.
sea arlas Wa5q tarket.
Wattsasia, gym u~4Is. aJ.I lW
There is no alteration whatever to notice is
the money market. Gold opened at New York
this morning at 110). the cloeg rate yesterday.
At 10:30 it was quoted at 140o, and at3 P.i.Ltelead
at 1401. Holders in this maket satil continue stid, but
the demand is still restrioted, as may be readily
inferred from the appended statement of actual
sales, viz: $6000 hold at 1391; $2000, $2000.
$6000 and $6000 do. at 140; $20.000 do. at 140®
140j; $3000, $30(0. $8000 and $156,000 do. at 140).
Sales of Silver comprised 1000 Mexican D)ollar at
144}. We now quote Gold at 140@1404, Ameri
can 8ilver coin at 136@136, and Mexican dollars
at 1t44a14.
Tl.he ruosshartrain Railroad Company yesterday
declared a semi-annual dividend of 4 4 cent..
payable on and after the 10th inst.
FoRaxoN ExcAswoG-There is no Increase
whatever noticeable in the supply of comeatrotl
Sterling or Franoos. There is still a moderate de
mand for both on the part of remitters, how
ever, and rates are generally well maiateted
owing to the stringency of old and foreig bll
quotations in the New York market. The sub
joined statement includes the total operation
since our last, viz: £2500 bank terling at 1654;
£2000 Al commercial do. at 1541; £1600 do. at
154; 10,000f. bank sight France at 3.60; 12,000f.
bank Francs at 3.621; 30,000 commercial do. at
3 684. and 70.000f. do. on lavre at 3.961. We Atill
quote bank Sterling at 1556154, clear bills 154
@1641, bill of lading bills 1534153i, bank France
3.k6 (ij3.62j., and oommerolal do. a'. 3.70(43.671.
DoNsaTic ExcAuuas-The movempnt under the
above heading discloses a very modrate eupply
and demand, with a continued tendency to higher
rates. In the absence of regular purchasers of
cotton for the North and East the supply of cam*
mercial eight and short sight has become alaost
wholly exhausted, while drawers and holdere, as
is not unusual under simillar circumstanuce, ex
act extreme figures. We append particulars of
the purchases II) banks and bankers to-day as
follows, viz.: $12,000, $13,000 and $15,000 bew
York commercial sight at 1 3 cent. premism and
$26,000 do. at 1-16 1 cent. premium. We still
quote I V cent. premium at bank, and par to
I cent. premium out of doors for sight checks on
Northern cities.
UNCrsiRNT NovsR AND BrCt'URIT - -The failing
off in rates of city notes has not yet ceased, de
spite the tact chat some satisfactory proposiMons
for their redeiiiption is likely to be soon brought
forward by the present municipal boards. It is
hardly advisable for holders to sacrifice them at
the present moment. Louisiana State notes are
dull but firm; Bank of Louisiana notes eoatinue
wholly neglected, and operatioes in stocks and
bonds are silll confined to a few favorite souri
ties. The annexed statement embraces the total
actual sales for the day, viz.; $3000 and $6000 oit
notes at 40, $10,000 do. at 41 and $26,000 do. at
414(@42 $1 cent. discount. Two levee bonds at
534, 11 do at64 and 3 do. at54*o. $.000 LoOtlsMaa
state notes at 64c., $10.000 do. at 54) and $10,000
do. at 556c. I1 dollar; 30 sharee Now Orlans City
Railroad Co. stock at $162 and 10 shares Crescent
City Railroad Co. stock at $101 ; share.
rPLWcIL inssaonass.-We are indebted to
the Western Union Telegraph line for copiea of
the following private dispatohes received over
that route to-day, vas:
AnKe York, July 8-10:30 A. i.-Gold 1401.
Cotton market quiet but steady. Middling 3230.,
Mobile 33c., Orleans 33jc. Sterling 1101®1104.
12 u.-Gold 140,. Cotton market quiet but
steady-quotations vominally unchanged. Ster
ling steady. 3 P. x.-Gold 1401. Cotton quiet
and steady. Sales to-day 1000 bales. Middling
324c., Mobile 33c., Orleans 33*0. Sterling 1101®
110].
Liverpool. July 8-11:15 A. v.-Cotton market
steady; estimated sales 10,000 hales; uplands 11I
@ll1d., Orleans 11@llid. 6 r. x.-Cotton mar
ket quiet and steady. Sales to day 12,000 bales;
uplands llt1lld., Orleans 11l41 d.,
Lodonn. .July 8-5 P. x.-Oonsols 941@95.
Bonds 73@731.
CaUscsrs Onlic. o. mN Oaanra
Wdaesdy Ire., July 8.
CorTro--There is but little, if any, variation to
notice in the market to-day. Advices from
Liverpool and New York are still unehanged, and
with a limited supply and demand here, opera
twon bhae been confined to 384 bales, divided
amnong five buyers-one of whom took 230 bales.
Prices still tend upward, but as there is no mid
dling cotton on sale, we have to omit a quotation
for that classalfeation. The ruling fil ure this
evering were 294@30c. for good ordinary, anud
31@31#c. for low middling.
OlOyOT 5TArminY.
eek ae head S 1. 1 ...tix............ .... .U
Ieael-,d dnb. etrd ............. .,259
Made up from piicking. sample and Cotten,
releved in s-re. s.d baled hem rlue
teptember 1, 1867 ......... ..... ...... 6.815- ,356
76I,111
rExpset stbassem atere.......... ..........
l dt ..eve se........................ Weu-4 s - t
stee as ainmdias sbtwp d...................... 410
Su-oiA AND MoLassa-Operations in thee
two leading articles continue to be of a restricted
character. We have no improvement to note in
actual transactions, but the inquiry becomes daily
more gent ral, and we may look for a brisk de
mand during the present month. 100 boxes of
Cuba centrifugal bugar at 141c., and 12 hhdsa
prime muscovado do. at 13*c., were disposed of
and not included in our report of yesterday. We
quote Cuba box Rugar, grocery grades, 12 4134c.,
white do. 144@l6c., muscorvado, hhds., 12.
134c., Loulisiana prime. 1 i6ltc., and do. choice
156@l15c. t I. Louisiana Mulassee very scareo*,
at e5c. - gallon for reboiled, and Cuba do. at rj
653c. 4 gallon, according to quality.
. ict --The market has undergone very little
change since our report of yesterday. The only
noticeable feature is an increased demand, which
bas been generally met with rates that dscloue
ro diminution in price, and uas the stock on haad
is but moderate, holders are quite firm. Sales to
day embrace some 2300 bbla., vis: 200 superfine
in lots at 17 25 ; 140, 2(0 and 200 double extra at
$8 10; 60 low treble at $9; 50 treble exti. at
It, 2,; 1110 and 300 treble extra at 19; 60 choice
at 12; 40 do. at $13 50; 44 do. at 814 50. and 300
aid tO bbls. of treble extra Flour upon terms
which have been withheld.
Cos--The market for Corn, as well as all
other grami, is much firmer to day, owirng to the
gradual reduction during the past week of stock
on hand and scant arrivals the present week.
Sales to.day disclose a slight inearese in rates all
around; 3200 acks were sold. viz.: 101, 300 anad
700 yellow mixed at 90c., and 20L sacks white
corn, in lota, at 95c. buashel.
Osr--Continiue steady, with a moderate de
mend. We have to report sales of f;c, sacks, vid.:
150 at 724c. and 500 in lots at 72~e. i bushel.
IAS -- Ils very quiet and dull, with triitug de.
mand; 200 sacks sold at $1 10, and 140 in storo
for $1 06.
Hay--Moverntents indicate a quiet market, wilh
small stock andl ihnted demand. I, tes co tinue
firm. We hear of sales o 1(X), 50 and 50 bales of
hay at $22 4 too.
Pota--The market does not disclose any reac
tion in this artiUcle, though holders arm rearssured
by advices received to day from the West of an
upward tendency of tfigures. One lot of 40 bbls.
were sold to-day at $2:.
Blacow--The demand is confloed entirely to a
retail and jobbing trade; 10 casks of clear aldes
were sold at 17c., 9 casks do at 16,, and 5 caska
shoulders at 13c. t t.
Lat,--Continues doll. We quote prime io tier
ces 17jI@18. and in kees 1 094 ,.ii. 4 1 ,.
IRaTas-Te-The sbipping mvemeot still die
lorses a very heavy and osteady falling off. The
tonnage in port on foreign and domestic ac
cont is reduced to the summer standard, while
the demands for freight room indicate a corre
ponding or perhaps greater abatement. We now
quote nominally cotton to Liverpool by steam,
,,'i0d.; by sall, cotton, 7 .11.; tobacco 35e.;
floor 4a.; London 4d. for cotton, 37s. 6d. for to
bacco. To New York by rsteam and sail c. for
cotton. 14@15c. for corn, 60@75c. for flour, and $8
for tobacco. To Boston by sail l@ic. for cotton.
1I617c. for corn and £6@70c. for flour. To Bre
men by sail, @lc. for cotton, and 35s. for to
besro. To Bavre by sall, li. for cotton, and
$12 for tobacco. To Philadeiphia. by steam, Ic.
for cotton. To Boston, steam, Ic. for cotton,
flour h0c., giraln 17c.
Tea Corro Tax.-The following, which we
clip from the New York Jonrnal of Commeree of
the 30th nlt., should be preserved by thoe of our
readers who are in any way intereted Im the
mrvement of the leading staple:
We have received repeated inquihre La regarud
to the act repealing the cotton tax. We pub
lihed the bill as reported at the time, but die
outes have arsen as to the exact phraseology
employed, and several verlne appear to have
rten published, the dllerencee growing out of
the repeated amendmentes, the bill havnrlog bean
for several weeks ia the heads of the comamittees
cf conference, and thus bandled about betwem
the Houe and the Senate before it became a law.

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