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Cincinnati Commercial (Newspaper) - September 13, 1868, Cincinnati, Ohio6the Cincinnati commercial sunday september 13. 1868. Monetary am commercial. Saturday evening september 12. There continues to be but Little variation in Gold. Dealers hero bought to Day at 43�couo Premium closing at the latter figure. Only email sums Are take in and sales continue to be wholly in the Lino of regular business. Exchange was again firmer and All the dealers adopt the advanced figures on new York checks that we give in our table. Quotations. Buying. Selling. / . Exp gear 1-20�l-Ioc prom. . Par. La Hila a ,l-10c Dia. Par. Baltimore Loedis. Par. Silver. ,.r33335c Prem. 84�37o Prem. Gold .44c Prem. 44hopreun Tho discount demand for Money still increases but As Tho Drain of currency to the country Falls off a Little Bankers Are not in the main any More closely pressed to Moett. They however run More closely to outside rates of interest. It is to be remarked that the Market for Money can not be quoted As More than relatively close since re Corves that bring steady interest and Call Loans Are not much disturbed. Government funds bold their position in new York without much change. Dealers Here have a demand that about absorbs All Tho Active Bonds that they get in. They bid within of now York figure is. Closing quotations of government securities in the new York Market. A Yaa Hob 9 Ait a r r to i Yoy it to a. Is i 6� a up s Jesi b.1�4 by 113.&Quot 113% 113% Mo-8, 1p62111% 11314 113% 113% 113%lt3% 113% 6 2c�, 1864109% 109% 109% 109% 109% l09h 109% 5-20 a 1805.iip, 111 via 111% 111 110% 111 a 111 a �-20�?T�,i i65 a owls u 8% 109 108% 108m 1081� 109 109 5-2v� or lab 7108% 108% log a 108 4 108 a 108% 10874 5-20�?Ts, 1803.108% 109 a 108% 108 \ 100 4 109 109 . 10-40�?Ts.105 105 105 104h 1�?o4% 10474 104% Market a Lull. Money easy. The changes in the new York Stock list were generally to lower figures to Day. Dealers hero were Sellers when they did anything but most of them Are now out and waiting for the Bottom to be reached before doing anything j Oblu quotations of the new York Stock Board. / Lei. 9 x 71 ,.w it u a to s Oso Oso Oso a pts Czyz re by a ? us a k e21� T. Central.�, 126% my 125it 124h 1243 12374 123 a Strle. 48 40� 46% 46% 46% 46% 434 Hudson River.139% 140 % 141% 139 91% 907� 1404, 142 139 Quot 89% beading. 91 % Holca Central. Mich. Southern. 85% 85 84% Illinois Central.143 149 a lev a and fitts., 87 a 86% 86% Chicago �cn. 85% a sch. A . �16 a 864 Clovid a Toledo. 102.101% 101% 101?� 100 8 1007� 100% Rock. Wand 1027� i02?� 102 a 101 a 101% 1007� 1007� 897� 89% 89� 118 118 11883 a 837� 831� 83 143 143 144 143 85 a 85% 85 a 85% 85 3� 86% 86%86 86% 86% p., it. W. It chil08% it. Paul 83%6t. Paul pref. 88%o. It m. Cert 29%canton.46 a. I. Tel. Co 34 % 34 % Pacino mail 102� 103 Adams. 50%United state 46mella Fargo 257�american. 45merchants a. 24 107%90%90%29 28%46% 45% 34% 34 34 34% 33% 103% 102% 102% 103 % 103%48� 49%447� 45%35% 25 it. 43% 4322% 24% Gold. 144 % 1447� 144% 144% 1447� 144% 144% Market Toady. The 3 30 dispatch to s. B. Koys amp ., and the 4 30 report to l. A. Green amp ., were As follows sep 3 30. New York Central .123% brie. 46% Hudson River. Reading. 897� Michigan Southern. 83 Cleveland and Pittsburg. 85% Rock northwestern.86 Nort Woeten preferred.86% fort Wayne. 107% w Estern Union Telegraph. 334 Adams. 49 merchants Union. 22% Gold.144% there is rather greater activity in local stocks but not much change in figures. Messes. Kirk amp Chevor give quotations As follows t. 11. Sept. 12. 4 30. 3 3 1. 4 30. 123% 123% 123% 46% 45% 45% 89% 89% 89% 83 83 83% 65% 85% 85% 100% 100% 100% 86% 86% 86% 86% 86% 86% 107% 107% 107% 33%48% a. 49% 22%22% 144% 144% 144% nouns. Ask. 103 92 87 103 87 80 94 Sharks. Little Miami r. R.84 85 o. And m. Cert. A. H. Add. K 80 81 . Pref. 76 ind. And Ciu. K. R50 52 m. U. Express. 22 d. And m�?T.18 20 Adama express. 48 col. And Xenia 83 84 in. U. Telegraph 33 m. And . Sfk.28 30 lit. Miami scrip 86 but bid. O. State 6s. 1081. .102 Hamilton 90 municipal 6 i it or .86 do. Hokp.7-3uhds.l02 l. M. R. Re a 1st mrs . a con 6s 78 c., late. 7s. 92 bid. Ask. A. H. It n.,3 lm.8s 98 100 li.am.bds.lstm.7s 83 85 c.,h.fci>2dm 88 90 Cut. Ohio 1st m.87 88 i.stc.r.r.,lstm.7�. 86 87 A ind. 1st 54.7a. 86 87 c.,ind. A a Lafayette 70 75 77 23 49 34 87 Little business in a general Way shows change. Flour remains very Dull and they who have it to sell have to make concessions but there is Little or no pressure to find a Market since holders regard the Stock As Light. Tho Range of prices is Given at $959 75 for family $8 2558 75 for extra $7 75a 8 for superfine. We Hoat was quiet to Day at yesterdays quotations. Sellers would have to submit to a decline on forced sales but these they Are not making. Corn continues to to held at $1, and shelled in elevator was a old to a Small extent at that but the Market is Dull and if the offerings were Largo concessions would have to be Mado. Ear will not bring More than 98c, and not much of a demand is had at that. Oats Are kept at 51c for no. 1 mixed 57 558c for White with a steady Market. Kye was Dull and not scalable at better than $1 37, with not much demand at 2o less. A Lioio samples of Barley Are maintained in Price with steady firmness but the offerings of such Are Light no. 1 Spring is quoted at $�?~2, no. 2 at $1 75� 1 85, sales being mostly by Sample. The Albany Argus states the receipts of hour and Grain at tide water by the now York canals for the first week in december to have been As follow s 1867. 1868. Flour bbl. 8,300 4,700 wheat Bush. 266.400 87,500 Corn Bush. 704.24k 482,400 Barley bus i. 8.7�� dec3,600 dec.l78.9ob dec221,800 inc8,700 a the aggregate Quantity of Tho same articles left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 7th of september inclusive during the years 18g7 and 18c8, were As follows. Flour Beta. 186791,400 186 8.155,300 wheat Bush. 764,400 5,243,500 Corn Basli. 9,543,000 11,227.300 Barley Bush. 62,000 335,600 Ines a. 63,900 4,479,100 1,684,300 273,600 a by reducing the wheat to flour the Quantity of the latter left at tide water this year compared with the corresponding period last year shows an increase of 959,720 bbl flour. A i be following comparative table show the Quantity of some of the principle articles of produce left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to and including the 7th of september in Tho years indicated 1866. 1867. Mar l. May 6. 137,4�tt 91,400 1,820,500 764.400 16,035,300 9,543,000 148,400 92,000 5,923,600 2.060,000 824,k00 175,100 �?~209,700 182,200 18g8. May 6. 155.300 5,243,500 11,277,300 835,600 0,126,500 177.300 318.500 canal opened. Flour bids. Wheat Bush. Corn Bush. Barley Bush Oats Bush. Kye Bush. Malt Bush whisky duty paid is Selling at ii 30 bonded is rated at 70c. The following table exhibits the import and exports of some of the leading articles for Tho past Twenty four hours Imp s. Re pm tic. Apples bbl. 231 Burley Bush. 3,748 Butler pkg. 292 Candle. Bxs. Corn Bush. Che Bxs. Code hugs. Cotton Bales. C Over a . F or bbl. 1,908 h by. Bales. Ii a a no. La i. Bbl. Wrd a to is. Molasses. Bbl. 1,636 1,422 353 24 200 719 to. A a malt Bush. A a a Oats Bush. 12.lpork it Bacon 375 Hilda. 3.467 Tea. 160 bbl 229 26 30 Bxs. I it . Potatoes bbl. 1,0 \1 Rye Bush. 4 59 sugar Hhd. I-5c Salt bbl. 41>5 wheat Bush. 1175whisky, balt. Jim . Iraq a. Ftp to 120 450 1,920 61 24 290 85 530 10 3,751 168 125 260 79 3,084 796 87 Cotton is again Lowr middling would not sell better than 24c, but a be Moro is asked. Linseed Oil is Dull at $1 13. Mess pork has 129 As the trading figure but 25c More is in most cases asked by those who have it on the Market. I it Ard is in some Rena St at 19c, but it is held a fraction higher and Sale Wei Mude at 19&o to a Small extent. Bulk Moats received but Jitsue attention to Day. They will not Bear quotation above 13%for shoulders and sides yet a Small Frao Tion More is asked. A fair business was done in Bacon at 13c for shoulders i5 ��15$ic for Clear rib bides and 16y�l6$6c for Clear sides. The inside figures Are said to apply to stuff that has been packed though to Are informed that Clear sides already packed sold at 16%o. Orders for a package or two of Clear sides direct to ithe Packer Are filled at to above the last named figure but that can scarcely be called an indication of the Market. Sugar cured hams Are still quoted at 20s2lo. Loncy Gold and stocks in new York. Telegraph report new York september 12. Monk is steady at 3�5 per Cut the inside rate for governments. St run Koch Xor Dull at 108%�109%. Gold unchanged opening at 144%, advancing to 144%. And closing at 144% asked and 144% bid. Exports $ 11,000 disbursements of Coin Intel but to Day $61,417. Are less Active but firm. The following Are the 5 30 M. Quotations Coupon 1881a 114% a 114%. Do 1862 1135��113%, do1864 109%�110, do 1865 111%�111%, do new 109� 1094. Do 1867 108%�109, do 1868 109� 109%, ten forties 104%�105. State boxes quiet new venue sees 68%, , 70%, old Virginias 54, do. New 52, Missouri 92%. Railway by press talk graph to. Tho railway Market opened with a decline on new York roads Bat steady on Western roads Wabash advancing to 59. Subsequently the Market grew steadier but again fell off on the receipt of the Bank statement. Express and miscellaneous shares Are Dull and quiet. The following were the 5 30 M. Prices Canton 45% �46, water Power 15�15%, Cumberland 29�31, Wells Fargo k .�?Ts express 25%�26%, american express 43� 44, Adams express 49. United states express 45%� 45%, merchants Union express 22%�32%, quicksilver 20%�20%, Pacific mail 103%�103%, Western Union Telegraph 33% �34, new York Central 123%�124%, Erie 45% �45%, do preferred 68% �71, Hudson River 140, Reading 89%a90, Ohio and Mississippi 28%�28%, Wabash 59% �60, do preferred 73%�73%, St. Paul 91�91%, do preferred 91591%, Michigan Central 118%5119, Michigan Southern 83%�83%, Illinois Central 1435 144, pittsburg85%585%, Toledo 1015101%, Rock Island 100% a 101, Northwestern 84%�84%, do preferred 76%� 767�, fort Wayne 107%�107%, Hartford and Erie 22� 22%, Terre haute 40542, Chicago and Alton 157, Mariposa preferred 10. Mining shares quiet. American Flag 29530, Smith and Paru Ieley 435, Gregory 395, new York Gold 105, quarts Olill 105, Wal kill 8. The following Are Tho quotations of mining stocks at Boston to Day Pew Abic 8, pb<knix6, Winthrop 55. The receipts at the sub Treasury to Day were $862,-496 payments $597,623 balance $39,302,187. The following is the Bank statement Loans $272,-150,690 do Crone. $224,924. Specie $16,140,942 decrease $644,836. Circulation $34,139,916 decrease $30,503. Deposits $205,480,070 decrease $2,367,271. Legal wonders $63,929,333 decrease $2,554,435. Imports for the week excluding dry goods and specie $2,364,942. Daily review of the Cincinnati Fla ret and reported male. Furnished from the merchant8�?T Exchange sat rat evening september 12. Butter much the largest proportion of Tho of seipts consists of medium and Tho lower grades. Desirable quantities for table use Continuo very scarce for which there is an Active inquiry and All find a ready Sale at our quotations. Fruit House Sells at 40c per lb., prime to Choice Western Reserve at 35�37c, Central Ohio at 33535c, and inferior at 30@30o. Barley the Market is quiet with but a moderate demand at $1 9552 for no 1 to Choice Spring fall is scarce and firm at $2 25 for no. 1, and $2 30 for Choice. Cheese the receipts were More Liberal but there is no material accumulation. Selected is still in Good request at full rates and there is a fair inquiry for Home consumption As Well As for shipment. The current rates Are As follows factory Choice Sells at 18c, and prime at 16%�17c, Western Reserve at 15%516c, and inferior at 10512c. Coffees there Wei no heavy sales but there is still a fair jobbing demand from Tho Trade and full prices were realized. We have no alteration to note in the table of rates. Rio common rates at 20522c, fair at 22% �23c, Good at 2% 524c, prime at 24% 525c, Choice at 25%�26o, fancy at 26, Java at 36%537hc, la Guyra at 25%526c, and mocha at 43546c. Coals there continues to be a moderate retail demand at 15516c for Ohio River and 18c for Toughio Clieny afloat. There Are no transactions and it is nominally held at 9510o for the former and at 13�14c for the latter. Cotton the Market continues quiet and a Good Deal unsettled with prices tending downward. Tho unfavourable advices from other markets have a very depressing effect and middling is held nominally at 26c, with the lower grades proportionately less. Cohns the receipts and offerings arc both quiet but equal to the demand. Sales of ear and shelled were made on the Landing at 97598c, but holders generally ask $1. The sales were 159 Bush ear at 98c, and 350 Bush do at 93c. Eggs the Supply about meets the demand at 175 18c per dozen for Fresoli shippers count. Flour the Market still continues Dull and buyers demand concessions which holders do not seem willing to make which however would have to be made in order to effect ready sales. We quote superfine at $75 7 50, extra at $8�8 50, family at $959 50 and fancy at $10511. The sales were 175 bbl Sample at $9,100 do Western family at $9 60, 150 do at $10, and 60 bbl fancy old wheat at $11 50. Fruit Green apples Are quite abundant and in fair demand at $ 1 5053 per bbl. For common and $4 for Choice. The Supply of peaches continues quite Liberal at $252 25 per Bush. An increase in the receipts is anticipated next week. Hay the Stock continues very Light and Tho Market is very buoyant. We quote prime Loose pressed in very Active demand on arrival at $17518, and Light pressed at $15516, and from stores at $2 higher. Hemp the Market can not be supplied at the present rates and there is a Strong temptation on the part of receivers to offer higher prices. We at present continue former quotations. Prime undressed Kentucky $1905200 per Tun and dressed at i4514. Molasses there continues to be a fair inquiry for new Orleans and 6irups. The prices Are steadily held without any change. New Orleans Sells at $15105, in orto Rico at 70575c, sugar House at 60580c, and syrups at 90c 5 $ i 0. Onions we have no change to report they continue to sell at $2 7553 per bbl., and there is a fair demand. Oils the Market for linseed remain very quiet no Large lots have been sold. It is nominally held at $1 14 for round lots and Tho jobbing rates Are 152c higher. Lard continues to sell at $ 1 4251 47 for no. 1 and extra. Petroleum is rather Dull at 32535c for refined. West Virginia lubricating Sells at 36540c, and transparent at 70575c. Oats the Market was firmer Tho Supply being less than the demand. No. 1 mixed Western is in demand at 56557c, and White at 58559c, on arrival inferior Sells at 50553c, the demand however is entirely local provisions the Market was rather Dull and hear to Day not demand enough for any article to establish quotations. Small sales of mobs pork were made at $29, and of lard at 19c, but for round lots there was no inquiry. Bulk meats Are Dull with no demand and prices arc nominal. Shoulders Are held at Lac and sides at 14c. Bacon is unchanged and Dull with sales of shoulders at 13c, arid Clear sides at 16�c. Clear rib can be bought at 15. Sugar cured hams Are Dull at 20521c, with but a Light demand. A Sale of 290 tar Ces of prime City lard wan made at 19c. Poultry the prices of chickens continue Walhout Chango Aud with a Good Supply and fair demand they sell at i 5053 25 for Spring and $454 50 for old per dozen alive. Potatoes the Market is fairly stocked and with a moderate demand they sell at 80590c per Bush on arrival and at 90c5 $ 1 from stores and at $2 5052 60 per bbl on arrival and 25c higher from stores. Rye the Market was rather quiet to Day and prices a Shade easier with sales of prime on Landing at $1 38, and at the close would not bring More in elevator. 8eed8�?we Are Inthout any new feature in the Market. Clover is Nomi Nally held at 15c per la. Timothy is Selling moderately at a per a a. Flax is in fair request at $2 35 52 40 or Bush for prime. Sugar Ivy the Mai Ket Ltd a tonnes Strong and prices Are very firmly held the i Maud is not heavy but we have about the usual amount k�in8 consumption. To quote Porto i cry at 13%\�l� Cuba at 12%513, re Matara at 15%5i.r,%c, Havay a at 12%�14, soft refined jux 15%515% a hard ret red 16m5wc, and molasses sugar at 1 0% 511c. 6alt�?the Mai Jet remains without noticeable change. Ohio River. Kanawha ant1 Mason City continues to sell at 47 i per Bush and at 85 per bbl turks Island Sells at 0o565e per Bush and Liverpool at $2 7552 85 per sack. Whisky a there is a pretty brisk demand with a Light Supply and 70c for bonded and $130 for free was freely offered to Day. There is but very Little on the Market. Or heat the Market remains very quiet with but Little offering in elevator and holders still ask $1 9752 for no. 1 by Sample Choice lots Are obtained at $18551 95. White is scarce and prices Are nominal. Hill is Dull at $2 0852 10. The sales were 350 Bush Hill Sample at $2 08, 350 Bush red Sample acc $1 86, and 350 do at $ 1 95. Pittsburg Petroleum Market. A facial talk Gray to the commercial. Pittsburg september 12.�?the Market for crude was More Active to Day but prices remain unchanged with sales in the aggregate of some 24,000 bbl at 11511 a mostly at 11c for any delivery Between now and january 1, and 10c, Sellers option from january to july. Refined Contin Noe Dull with Sale of 2,000 bbl Sellers option from now until january 1, at 27, Philadelphia spot Oil same delivery at 29c, last half of september at 29529%o Aud these figures Are for any delivery Between now and january 1. Receipts of crude for the week were 20,070 bbl and from january 1 to Date 742,212 bbl. Exports of refined for the week 17,120 bbl and since january 1 459,617 bbl against 435,855 same tune last year. State of Trade at other paints. New York september. 12.�?cotton decidedly lower sales of 650 Bales at 26c for middling Uplands some sales Are reported at 25. Receipts of flour 13,374 bbl Market Dull and 15525c lower sales of 100 bbl at $757 75 for superfine state and Western $85965 for extra Western $9 75511 30 for Good Choice White wheat extra $8 6551100 for round hoop Ohio $9 50 �11 for St Louis $11514 for Good to Choice do closing heavy. California flour Dull and lower sales of �?~260 sacks at $9 25511 50. Rye flour lower sales of 100 bbl at $758 . Corn meal in fair request sales of 600 bbl Western at $5 7055 75. Whisky firmer sales of 200 bbl in Bond at 69570c. Receipts of wheat 89.515 Bush. Wheat Dull and 253c lower sales of 33,000 Bush at $2 0252 07 for common Winter red Western $2 27 for Choice do $2 3552 36 for new White Michigan $2 60 for Choice old do. Rye Dull Aud Heavert sales of 300 Bush Western at $1 48. Barley malt quiet receipt of Corn 110.995 Bush mar Ket Duil and la lower sales of 49,000 Busu $1 1751 21 for unsound $1 21%�l 22 for sound mixed Western $1 21% do in store. Receipts of Oats 10,219 Bush Market quiet with Sale of 39,000 Bush at 68573%for new Western and 80c for old in store. Sugar firm Salos of 500 Bxs Cuba at 10%511. The Market for Petroleum is Dull at 16c for crude and 31c for refined in Bond. Hops quiet sales at 20530c for unchanged. Hemlock sole leather Dull and drooping at 8�29c for Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande Light to Middle weights and 27 528c for heavy do. Wool firm with mane doing sales 88,000 pounds at 45550c for Domestic fleece and 40545c for pulled. Polc steady sales 1,150 bbl at $29 20529 35 for mess closing at $29 25 Cash $29 25 for old do $24524 50 for prime $265 62 for prime mess. Beef quiet sales 125 bbl at $14520 50 for new Plain mess $20 50a>24 75 for new Extin mtg a. Tierce beef Dull an nominal at $21533 for prime mess Aud $30536 for India mess. Beef hams heavy at $255 31. Cut meats heavy sales of 150 pkg at 12513c for shoulders Aud 15519%for hams. Middles heavy sales of 50 Boxie Cumberland Cut at 14%514. Lard quiet and firm sales of 650 pierces at 19%5�?T20%for steam chiefly and 20% 520%for Kettle rendered. Butter quiet at 31�38c for Ohio. And 37@44c for state. Clie Eso Dull at 13517. Freights Dull and nominal. Metals and sheathing Copper is unchanged. Ingot Copper is in moderate request at 25, Portage lakeat23%Cash. Tennessee Pill vol is quiet and scarcely so firm at 4 f545c, scotch at 365 43c, american bar at $8 7559 00, refined English and american Sheet is steady at 13,514c Nail Rod is quiet at 9%510%per Pound nails Are steady at 2% for Clinch an4 27530c for horse shoe which arc very Dull. Latest flour closed Dull at 5510c lower and old 105 20c lower. Wheat very Dull and l<�2c lower with both shippers and Millers holding for lower prices. Rye Dull at $1 43 51 52 for Western. Oats quiet at 65570c for new at depot and 72573%afloat. Corn lower at $1 1951 20 for unsound and $1 2151 21% for sound new mixed Western afloat. Porec very Dull at $29 �?~205 29 25 for mess Cash and regular. Beef quiet. Cut meats in limited request and unchanged. Bacon declined. Lard quiet at 20%520%for fair to Primo steam. Eggs quiet at 26% 527c. Dry Market is generally steady and moderately Active particularly for Woolen goods. Cotton Good in less demand and a Little depressed for Plain bleached and Unble Clied muslims though not quotable lower. Prints irregular and Lancaster h reduced to is. With discount on monday. All regular makes of prints a such As american Allens and Richmonds still steady and firm at 13c Spragues and Pacific 13%<�, merr Itne a d 13%5l4c and Cocheco 14c. But difficult to obtain extreme figures. Heavy sheeting depressed at 16516. Printing cloths depressed 7%5 8c for common to Good. Chicago september 12.�?flour quiet and easy about 3.000 bbl changed hands at $10 25512 for Winter extras $7 75 5 8 85 for Soring extras. Wheat in fair shipping and speculative demand at a slight decline sales at $1 6051 61 for no. 1 and $1 5451 55% for no. 2. During the afternoon the Market still further declined and Oto Siik it bids were $1 53%. Com less Active and Casiero sales at 95%596%for no. 1 and 94594%cfor no. 2,closing at 95%595%for no. 1 in the afternoon 95%e was offered. Oats in fair request by speculators and shippers sales at 50%551%o for nos. 2 and 1. Rye ruled steady nit $1 2151 �?~21 % for no. 1 and $1 16%5l 17 for no. 2, closing at $ i 21 for no 1. Barley Dull closing at $1 63% for no. 2. Provisions not so firm. Mess pork sold at $29 50, and prime mess at $25. Bulk meats in fair demand sales of Short Clear sides at 15%Aud 14c for rough sides Loose. Lard inactive. Freights Dull engagements at 7c for Oats and for Corn to Buffalo by sail. Receipts flour 11,547 bbl wheat 98,970 Bubu Corn 107,160 Bush Oats 78,560 Bush. Shipments flour 12,096 bbl a Lieut 77,866 Bush Corn 60,517 Bush oats75,350 Bush. St. Louis september 12.�?tobacco unchanged. Low grades of hour Are in pretty Good demand but other qualities Are very Dull super sold at $5 5056 25, extra at $6 75 double extra at $7 5059 25, triple extra to fancy at $9 50512 75. The receipts of wheat Are Small and holders stiff prime to fancy red fall sold at $1 9052 30, Spring ranges at $1 5051 60 for common to Choice. Corn has no buyers there were two or three Small sales at 96c 5 $1. Oats Are 253c lower closing at 53555c for Black and White. Small sales of Barley at $1 8052 for Spring. Rye steady at $1 8052. Pork quiet jobbing sates at $29 25. Bacon Dull shoulders sold at 13c, rib sides at 15%Clear rib at 16, Clear sides at 17c. Lard is firm with jobbing sales of Choice Tierce at 19. Whisky is firm at $1 35. Cattle quiet and unchanged a at 356c Gross. Receipts 3,500 bbl flour 6,400 Bush wheat 1,100 Bush Corn 12,700 Bush Oats 4,600 Bush Rye 2,500 Bush Barley. Toledo september 12.�?receipts 4,852 bbl flour 41,650 Bush wheat 25,132 Bush Corn 24,150 Bush Oats 2,785 Bush Jye. Shipments 3,483 bbl flour 19,130 Bush wheat 40,843 Bush Cora 9,800 Bush Oats 1,150 Bush Rye. Sales of White flour at $11 25, Amber at $10 50. Wheat inactive and drooping sales of White Michigan at $2 07, Amber at $2�2 01, no. 2 red at $183, no. 1 Spring at $165, no. 2 do at $1 60. Sales of no. 1 Cora Ait $1 03, but generally held higher. Oats a Shade better at 55%5$6c for no. 1. Rye a Shade lower sales of Michigan at $128. Freights firm at 6c to Buffalo 10c to Oswego 12%to Ogdensburg. Philadelphia. September 12.�?Petroleum Dull crude 15c, refined 29529. Clover seed $7 5058 50. Flax seed $2 80. Flour very Dull sales of 800 bbl new Spring wheat extra family at $9 50510 25. Old $10 505 ii inter $11512. Wheat Dull at $2 20 5 2 30 for red. Kye $1 60 for Western. Cora higher sales of 5,000 bbl at $1 35 for yellow $1 31 for mixed Western and $1 20 51 25 for damaged. Gats higher with sales of 6,000 Bush Western Aud Pennsylvania at 75c. Provisions unchanged. Milf Auk a september 12.�?flour doll Choice Minne Sota $8 5 8 25, Choice Wisconsin and Iowa $7 7558, medium $7 255 7 62. Wheat Active with sales at $1 66% for no. 1, and $1 52 for Kcf. 2. Oats nominal with sales at 53c for no. Z Coen Dull at 95c for no. 2. Receipts 2.000 bbl flour 106,000 Bush wheat. 2.000 Bush Oats 1.000 Bush Corn. Shipments 2,000 bbl flour 72,000 Bush wheat 1.000 Bush Oats. Lochs Villa september 12.�?sales of tobacco very Light and prices drooping sales of lugs to medium Leaf at $656 50, Owen county cutting at $17. Superfine flour $6 5057. Wheat $ 1 9052 05. Com 92595c. Oats 49 553c. Rye $1 3051 35. Mess pork $29529 50. Lard 19%�i9. Bacon shoulders 13513, Clear rib sides 16%516, Clear sides 17517. Bulk shoulders 12. Raw whisky $1 30 for free. Baltimore september 12.�?flour is get Rumely Dull with no demand. Wheat is Dull but not quotable lower except for Low grades which Are declining. Corn is firm britae $121. Oats Are unchanged at 70572c. Rye is Dull sales at $1 3551 40. Provisions Are unchanged. Quoth Memphis september 12.�?cotton Dull and nominal. Receipts 33 Bales. Exports 35 Bales. Flour nominal. Wheat none. Corn 85c. Oats 65c. Hay $20. Brau $20. Corn meal nominal. Lard 19520c. Pork $30. Bacon Dull shoulders 13, Clear sides 17. Covington. We. Frazer for upward of sixty years a resident on Bank lick Creek in Kutou county died at Harmony Indiana on the 3d inst., in the eighty ninth year of his age. Colonel t. L. Jones will address Tho people of Covington in advocacy of the election of Seymour and Blair at the Odd Fellows Hall on tuesday evening next 15th inst. A Man named Coleman attempted to Cross de Courscey Creek about five Miles from Covington in a Wagon on Friday evening but the Strong current carried the vehicle some distance Down the Stream and both horse and Driver were drowned. Rev. M. H. Worrall of this City of to knights Templar of Kentucky starts for 8t. Louis on monday evening accompanied by a Large staff of sir knights for the purpose of attending the triennial convocation of the grand commanders of the United stages. At the conclusion of Tho services at the first Baptist Church on sunday evening next Tho ordinance of baptism will be administered to ten persons. The interesting series of meetings which have been in Progress at this Church for some time past will be continued next week. At a meeting of the Grant guards of Covington held on Friday night at the eleventh Street Market House the following Field and staff officers were elected colonel P. Wilcox lieutenant colonel g. W. Jordan major we. W. Williams adjutant a. A Clarkson quartermaster Clint. Butts quartermaster s sergeant George Tho Rudick sergeant major W. Bolan. The Corn crop in Kentucky the present season will be prodigious. From All quarters we hear of Large yields of this most useful Cereal far exceeding former returns. A larger number of acres were planted Thau usual and the opportune Rains have filled out the Grain and Given vigor to the stalk. The circuit court of Kenton county will Convene in Covington on tuesday the 15th inst. There Are 161 cases on the common Law docket continued from the last term and ninety five appearances. There Are also 272 cases on the equity docket continued from the last term and fifty six appearances. Tho number of new suits is thirty five less than it the september term 1867. The Louisville courier claims that the bonded warehouse of Tho Bear a Raas distilling company at the head of Maiu Street in that City which has a capacity of 7,000 barrels is the largest building of the kind m Kentucky. Not so. Or. Courier. The bonded warehouse of Howe it Vav Ade in this City contains at the present time 14,500 barrels of whisky and will hold 3,000 More. Bowen k .�?Ts warehouse on Madison Street also beats the Louisville concern it having a capacity of 9.000 barrels. There Are 8,000 barrels now stored in this House. On Friday evening about 7 o clock two Stone masons who live been at work for some time past on the Louisville and Cincinnati Railroad were drowned in attempting to Ford Bullock pen Creek a Small tributary of Bank lick Creek in this county. Ordinarily Tho Stream is amere Branch but the continued Rains of the part week have swelled it into a torrent. The men attempted the Cross not knowing How Strong the current was. When they got about half Way Over both y, swept off their feet and carried with great rapidity Down into Bank lick Creek and drowned. The body of Frank Bones one of the unfortunate men was recovered yesterday morning. The name of the other we have not Learned. The following letter to a Kentucky postmaster will show How the Money of the people is squandered under Radical Rale a Post office department a appointment office june 30. 1868. 5 a to the postmaster at Boyds station Kentucky Quot sir As required by Tho second Section of Tho act approved july 1, 1864, to establish salaries for postmasters and for other purposes the postmaster general has examined the returns from your office assigned said office to the fifth class and fixed the annual a a la by of the postmaster at $4, from the 1st of july 1868. The amount of this salary has been fixed in conformity with the requirements of the Law in even hundreds or tens of dollars according to its class. I am respectfully your obedient servant a St John b. L. , first assistant M. Newport. A meeting of a number of members of the late fifty third Kentucky regiment was held at the court House in this City on Friday night for the purpose of considering the propriety of having a reunion of the regiment. After use consultation it was resolved to bold a reunion on tuesday afternoon september 29, at 2 of clock at the Odd Fellows Hall in Newport. The following committees were appointed on programme John Clarkson chairman company a John o Connor us Henry olgers company a we. Clark company a Frank Schriver company a James 3iccloud, company f. On invitations a. S. Robson chairman. We. Tuttle Geo. Creighton company Ccharles Hays company a James Mccloud. Company f. On finance a. C. Treitli chairman. Company a John Felthouse trios. Francis. Chas. Nichols company a Chas. T. Chambers company a Chas. Manders Cha s. Welsh r. Jarvis John j. Fisher company f. Tho above three committees consolidated Are to constitute the general committee of arrangements and Geo. A. Jones was appointed chairman of the same. The committee will hold another meeting at the mayors office on next tuesday evening. The tobacco Trade. Annual convention of the Cigar makers International Union. Sixth Days proceedings and adjournment. Morning the convention Mot promptly at 9 of clock and proceeded with the business of adopting Tho remainder of the new Constitution. The following Section in regard to the eligibility of members was then brought up and caused considerable discussion a no Pierson shall to eligible to membership in any local Union unless he to a White male Journeyman Cigar maker and has served a regular apprenticeship of not less than three this being one of the questions of Tho convention much explanation was Given in regard to casting the vote. The delegates had mostly received instructions upon the Subj not. The matter was decided by a vote of 21 in Tho affirmative to 8 in Tho negative. The Section ordering that Cigar makers under Tho jurisdiction of the Union shall join Tho nearest Union by january 1, 1869, was considerably discussed. Motion was made by or. Cassiday to change to november 1868, which was lost. Tho vote on Tho entire Resolution was taken and the Section entirely stricken out. The Section As to Tho endorsement by Tho local unions of the Constitution As it May be adopted was discussed. Or. Junio held that the Constitution should be ratified by a three fourths vote of the members of the local unions. Or. Hon Lauser urged that the unions should reject such sections As wore repugnant and accept such As suited fiem. Or. La Vine favored Tho adoption by Tho unions of the Constitution As submitted by the convention. Or. Julio withdrew his amendment and it was declared by vote that local unions shall adopt the Constitution As submitted by the convention or select it altogether yeas 28, nays 1. It was declared that the Constitution take effect from january 1,1869, to be ratified by a two thirds vote of the local unions yeas 23, nays 7. It was resolved that local unions must re Jeoff or ratify the Constitution on or before the 1st of december 1868, or they will be considered As voting in Tho affirmative. The names of the constitutional committee Are As follows George b. Lindsey Pittsburg Penn Sylvania G. Cady Maysville Kentucky Jolius. Lavyne Baltimore Maryland Henry Bonn Chicago Illinois Conrad Kuhn new York City John Duclane Detroit i Shigad John. Bolling by. Louis Missouri. On motion the report was adopted Aud the committee discharged. The report of the committee appointed on petitions to Congress being called for the chairman of the committee mrs Junio reported As follows a Cincinnati september 10,1868. A to the off Herb and members of Tho i. C. M. Union a your committee appointed to present the objections of our Trade to the present internal Revenue Law recommend that the executive Board with our sex president. Or. Junio have full Power in this matter and that they shall use every Effort to induce Congress to Correct that part or parts of the Law that May he detrimental to our Trade and ask All working menus organizations to sustain us in our rights. A John j. Junio Chen a a a. B. Post a Pkt or blend a up. W. the report was adopted and the committee discharged. I or. Lavine presented lib following a resolved that under the existing circumstances we deem it necessary to ask a loan from local unious therefore he it a resolved that the Secretary to instructed to Issue a circular to local unions for said carried. The rules of order were adopted As they were in 1868. Or. Kuhn moved that 1,000 copies in English and 1,000 in German of the Constitution be printed and forwarded to Tho local unions by november 1. Adopted. Or. Cassidy presented Tho following which was unanimously adopted a the uniform hospitality of the my hikers of Cincinnati Union no. 4, demand our acknowledge meet. Therefore lie it a a resolved. That we heartily acknowledge their kindness and pledge ourselves to keep Ever in remembrance their Universal Courtesy and should an Opportunity Ever present itself we will heartily reciprocate their or. Oscar Welker then presented Tho following which was also adopted unanimously a resolved that the sincere thanks of this convention Are justly due and hereby tendered to the reporters of the Ciuci Nduati commercial Aud times for their kind nes in reporting the proceedings of this a vote was thou taken As to the place of holding the next convention Aud it was decided in favor of Chicago Illinois by a vote of 16 to 15. The first ballot resulted As follows Syracuse new York 14 Chicago 14 Pittsburg 2. Pittsburg having received the smallest number was dropped and Tho delegates proceeded to ballot for Tho , which resulted As above stated. On motion of or. Bonn of Chicago the follow lug Resolution was adopted a resolved that when we adjourn we adjourn to meet at Chicago of the first monday in september 1869, subject to the Call of the the convention then adjourned. Explanation of a doubtful title. Cincinnati september 10, 1868. To the editor of the commercial i have noticed a communication in your paper in regard to Tjie title of the farm bought of j. K. Green by Ibec commissioners of Hamilton county. I can give something of an explanation concerning Tho title. A Man by the name of Moses Pryor owned the greater portion of said farm at Tho time of the Indian War Aud he Moses Pryor was shot by Tho indians. His widow subsequently married a Man by the name of do ii Aud they twofold Tho place without any administrator being appointed or appraisement of the property. In consequence of the illegality Olathe Bale the heirs of said Moses Pryor claim the land. Borne lawyer of Cincinnati i understand has pronounced the title Good but he did not go far enough Back to show the title clearly. I lived in the neighbourhood of this Sanie farm in the year 1810, and derive intr information from conversations i heard Between old settlers of that Day and i have attempted to give an idea of How the Case stands which i Hope will be favourably Rooe ived by the people As it is intended for the Good of the Public. Resi it dec fully a. Banbury. Railroad Accident. Correspondence Cincinnati commercial. Quot a Lawrenceburg september 11,1868. There was an Acci Deyott this place this morning on the Railroad. James mob right who lived at Hardinsburg. Two Miles North of Here about thirty three years of age was killed by the train going East. Many pieces of the body and limbs were strewn along the track for about Twenty five Yards. It was a horrible sight. The body was dragged by the engine to a cattle guard where the train passed Over it. John Stancomb. Advertised letters a official list. Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post office at Cincinnati 8tax� of Ohio september 13, Inos Lisi no. 37. To obtain any of these letters the App Alcant must Call for a advertised letters a giving the of the list. If not called for within four weeks they will be sent to the dead letter office. Ladie8� Lis a a Ainsworth Lida Mitis ii Bodley Sarah e Bonner Lucy mrb2brownson Jennie mrs Brown Rachel mra miss Buffett 31 31 mrs brow e a mrs born a Ellen miss Bacon Marv a mrs Brooks j mrs Bell Lily miss Barnes Ellen a Baker e a mrs Bonner miss mrs Brooks g h mrs Burke Belle a ifs Beach g e mrs 2 Burton Belle mrs Barnett Alice miss Brewerton Elvira Burbridge Mary Bartels Matilda mrs mrs miss Basten j mrs Buckingham fan Beacham Mary e Briggs j mrs Nie a Sass miss Boulton Mattie Bruce r mrs Cain ble Mary Carter 31 d mra Craft Mary Elsb mrs Clendenin Saxa Colt of 3jadg� mass Clarke Charles m mrs Carlin 31 miss mrs Clarke Nellie j Carnahan Maria Chesley Frances miss l Misa mrs Crozie Lizzie miss Carter Mattie v Cheever Emma a Carter Aunie 31 miss mrs miss Carter Maria miss Connor Tannah Catlin Addie Conklin Mary miss mrs miss Collier Sallie miss Casner Lizzie mrs Curtis Ann miss comming Sallie Castellia Laura Cain Ellen miss miss mrs Monoghan Hannah Clarke Nellie j Catlin m e mrs miss miss Cooper Elvira miss d Durbin 8 mrs Dailey Simon mrs drier Bridget miss Davis Kate mrs Davis Adele miss Dyer Emma miss Deaven Hole mrs Davis sary miss Diehs Emma miss doges Cornale Desey Annie miss de Mont Lou miss mrs Dennis Cora miss Detwil a 3iary Dittus John mra Dick Annie e Iniss miss e Edwards Georgia Elstner Mary a Reliman Sallie miss miss miss Eaton Emily miss f Frisbe Elizabeth Frazier m Jose fan Bourge Ettie mrs Phine miss miss Fenley Nancy mrs Fuller Alice h Fairtrace Louisa Fahre Chotty 31in miss miss Nie mrs Ford Elizabeth Frazier 3iaggio Feeney 3iargaret miss miss miss Ferguson Harriet d a Farras Mary mrs miss g Griffin a mrs Gallagher Julia Griffin Jose miss Gummings mrs mrs Gamble Annie miss Gabler Anna mrs Gan Liall l j mrs Goudy Minerva Roeu Jennie mrs Griffith Mary j miss 2 mrs Griffith Miriam Gibbons mrs Givern Rii miss miss p Green Mary miss ii Hall 8 p mrs Hewitt mrs Howell Thomas Hatfield Jane mrs Honmau e mra mrs Holland Jane mrs Harp Lottie mrs Haw v mrs Heese Caroline Hay 3iargaret mrshall Ellen miss mrs Hunt Michael mrs i Lis Jennie miss Shukil Catherine Ham Martha a mra Henderson Lucy mrs Handey 3iary mrs miss Howard Mattie Hughes Nellie mrs Henck Louisa m mrs Hausler Mary Ann miss Howatt j p mrs mrs. Hall p f miss Heifer Ann e. Mrs pfc j Jones mrs Johnson Mary s Johnson Emma Jarvis mrs airs mrs Jones f m mrs Iliff Sarah j mrs Mishani e b mrs k Keith Sarah a p Kies Annie m mrs dining Mary a mrs Kening mrs miss King Jane mrs luckless Alcy mrs Langtry Charlot Elawrence Julia b Lawton Carwie e mrs mrs mrs Lamoin emary Linden Ella miss Lang Dole Belle m mrs Lister Fred mrs mrs Levi Mary mrs longshore the litter 3iary mrs Loney l miss Reaa miss Lerris 31 Ana miss m 3iantalde mrs Morrow e mrs 3ioores Lula miss Marlatt Anna b Morris 3fary mrs 3iorgan Clara miss mrs Markland mat mat Liren b miss Mullett e r mrs thew mrs a Marvin Malisa minus Catherine 31allard 31attie miss mrs mrs Mulhollam Nellie �?�3iartin James mrs 3iussleman 3iay mrs Morgan Julia a e mrs Myers 3iarietta mrs 3ieathers Mary Moss n m miss Nicheols Lewis mrs 3iee Maggie miss miss Muchall s miss 3iorse Lizzie miss Mac 8 Mckaug Hannah Mcelroy Frank Mchugh Belle mrs mrs miss 3iclean 8 b mrs Mclaughlin Josie Mcgowan mar Mcclair Jennie mrs Garet miss mrs Mcdunn mrs Mcwalton mrs n North Catharine Nenton Jennie Arsne l mrs Nelson Nellie miss Norton Emily mrs o of Connell Harriet of Driscoll Eliza m Orr Anua 31 mrs k mrs mrs Orr Laura miss of Conner Helen p a Plummer Sarah Phillips Margaret Phillips m Ann mrs mrs miss Percy Fannie mrs Parker Virginia wparker 31ary p Porter e l mrs mrs miss Powell Josephine pen ton Ellen pity Mary a miss mrs miss Pein myer Tillie Parks s mrs Platt Frankio miss miss r Ramdall Mollie mrk Rawlins Louisia Ryder Lettie miss Robinson Clara mrs Ripley Mary e mrs Rice Belle miss miss Richards Rev m Reinko Henrietta Riley Mary miss mrs miss Riddle 3iaggie miss Resor Carrie mrs s Stallcup s a mrs 2 sheilds Jane mrs Scott Amanda Seidler Anna mrs Seaman Joseph miss sworts a r mrs inns seamore Alice miss Singer Charlotte Sleeper l f mrs Suter Ellen miss inns spied que 3iary h Seabold Ester miss string Ann mrs mrs Schmale f miss Schnell d mrs Seaman Sarah Helen Sig got Joseph mrs Scott Susan m mrs miss Scudder Kate mrs Steaveson Mattie Shat tier Laura strides g miss miss miss # Sizow Maria miss Short Marv miss Smiths Smith Louisia miss Smith Annie mrs t Tracy h a mrs Tanner Katie misto Meyott Betty tomlins k t mrs Teal Rachel miss miss Thornton Fannie 31 u Ude Mai arc mrs Vanvoorhees Kate mrs 2 vigor Joanne mrs Werner d mrs White Mattie Wiles Lizzie miss Wright Clara mrs miss Winter Laura miss Wilson 8 b mrs White Anna Awarner Minnie Wolfe Jennie miss Iniss miss Wright Mary p wailing Adelin Warren Mollie f Wright Dorcas miss miss aim Weaver Georgiana Gozier Salii mrs Williams Mary a miss a Wegworth r l miss Wells Hattie miss miss Guntli Kment a list. A Allen we e Anderson k Bro Anderson John Allen p Atkins b Abbott we Ayler k Ball Auston Glt it Adams we 31 Acnilles or Armstrong Jas m Atwater we l Atkins e k Coli Bartlett will Barnett David Bruel Lawrie brow b Bell Eli j Berger Martin Brown a or Bowers g Ball 31ichael Brown Henry Burton George Burke m d Baldwin 31 d it Bode Gerhard Brophy Richard Bons fled k Poole Burghard ii j Beaton r Brome k Smith Bloom Jonas Brimmer r m Bennett a 31 Bowman John Broglan r l 2 Burns Albert Billing j 31 Ballow Samuel b bar fold b Bradford Jos t Boyer s h Rev bother Andrew Beck Jacob Barrick s a Braman Arthur Bloom Jacob bards Ellaj Butler a t Bohn John Bartholomew t d Barger b f blot j prof bade we Bancroft amp Bro Bruce Julius Baer we Brock Hauer Chas Boyer Isaac Bladen we e Migliara David l Bickett John yearly we Clark Jamos a Cornelius Cashner John Clark. Rule k Connor Edmond Carey Mathew 2 Clark k Tyre Cramer g Conyer 31 s Cooper ii h Cox Geo g 2 Chyan Martin Cook Theodore Clie Vlier g Conz Ernau m Coffee a h Cochran Geo Carney m Coleman or Collier j ii a Cummings m l Colvin b h Crone Joseph f Carr s j Clauss or Champion j Cregar s p John Crane s a Crittendon j k Collier t b cunning or k Chapman 3f Charlton or Chinmin Gaiu Jas Chandler we Crane a Cox Jos b Colclesser k Coles or Conner j s Cummins William curo Minga a b Colvin Isaac m i it Davis Arthur Dawson Geo Dagner Louis Davis h 2 Dudley Harvey a Dempsey Michael Dunham Aaron p Darrington j b f 2 Dale a j Daniel John Dedrick Philip Dibble Alonzo Delaney j Viliott Dolbey k m Rev Dunn Charles a Willoby James Dean Samuel v Duffel Dowling Joseph Dri fits Solomon 8 Danneel Dominick Dundley Jobu m Dart Thomas m Duverney f Devore j r Dodsworth Wuy h Darrow Geo p Detwiler Leander Duncan b Daniels John s Darling Joe Evans a Kram i chewing James me Elmore b or Kuhens h Ellis Lewis Esher con eld red Hughes Eagan 31 Ichael Edwards Chas Enright j Ellis Emerson Chas Edwards John d Ezekiel Walter a Easton g f Frost k Forst f Faucett r Trandoff or Fisher Henry Farley r Ferdinand or frocks j a Franklin Spencer Franklin Mullen Fla Eli James b Frazier 8 l k Foster j p Frederick t b a Folke Frank Folgier Louis for Rev Flint i. Frow Man Lewis Fay Walter Forbes Dennis fun chock Louis Fuller 8 b Fisher Fraucis Foster 31 v Ferguson we b a Gates Lyons it Gurlitz Harry prof Galla James Goldsmith Albert Gregg Henry p Gay l Guinn Alonzo Gillis a Gui Lafacle 31ichael Green Caleb Guston Isaac n Garrett 31 m Garver Cormany Gould John Grant 31 v Rev Goldsmith Israel Gannon p Grummon Chab Gale John t Graham r Mur Gurnsey do k Geilhart Janies Dock Gorton Frank s Gosiger j f Gates Robert Gaius Geeting John a Giddings Samuel Grant Geo Graut j e or Gibbons Thomas too toll g Garver j Rev 3 ii Harris lit Well 2 ller Riott f f Herbert John f Harris j b a Hart Edward capt Halle m it Harwood e Hill Jackson a Harris Charlie Helwig Fred Horro John master Edgar Hartgrave j Ball e g Holmes f f Harvey James p Hamilton Hays Hay Brooks b Hayn a Hutfield it Hooper Allen Heuy b f numans b j Hogan k Wade Hainey it Haynes Neel k a Hayden Jones Hetterich Chas Olill Herliss Clint Herdecker f Hall j Huen Edward Hardin Geo Hatt Geo Hughes Geo Hutfield Geo Heavilin John s Woulridge John hand James m Humphrey Joseph Hinton j paramore Gay h Hess John Holland Geo Hastings j in Olliav g v Hillel g g or Hart Henry Henderson ii 31 Hale h Howard Henry Hunt Horace Hoover John p Hart John Hilj i Healy Michael Hill Plum Hunt t b cold Huntington t s Hill we a Hastings Walter Hecker we f helium we Hamilton George Hawkins Zacarius initials. M l b pl8 s b ii l a s a d s a b ii trustees Union Baptist Church am Patent comp no. 219 second Street else me. A Cincinnati i Garbo. 1 amp j Johnson amp. Co a Jones Robt o Jones Franklin d Jones Wharton d Johnston Geo Jackson k Jones Harry Ingham a Bragg Johnson John we jokers a e Johnston James Jenness Albert l Fraucis King King Joseph Kart it Prince Kronecker Rar Jacobs b k Kennedy George Kelsall Henry Kene Harry Kean Jolgui Kush it Mcpherson Kennedy j a mgr r Knopp Joseph m Joseph d Jenkins Geo p John James Joules j Jaylo Louis Jones Juo Kountz John Kerr l ii Karnedy Michael Kirwin Michael keep Samuel h Karsman we i Lyon Geo f Laford Geo Leonard e f Lane h a Lizotte Joseph Lewis John Lynch James Losser j i Luce Jeff Leevans Andrew Ludlow Albert t Leahman 4t tisk a p Lavitt a e 2 link k Girten Quot Lambert a Lehman a Lockwood a Landy f 3icdonald Daniel 3icdermitt Jas Mcgowen Elliott Mcdonald d Mcdonald d j Mcleod Donald 3icmahon Felix Mckenzie Geo Martin Dill Miller James k Miller Geo Martin j f Miller Andrew Miller l Moore Charlie Moore Frank Moores John Moore o r Charle Mellon Geo Moore t 31 Mills go Moore we Moore Moore Thos Morse or a 2 3iarsh a o Martou Michaels court Langdon it Jos Long j h Lovell o 8 Leonard r h Lillis p f Larue 8 h Lyoth Theo m leak viru it Jas Low ii Mac mc3iullen Clias 3iccov James Mckay is Mccormick John Mcnamara we Mccaffrey m Mckee Hong a same Mccowen a h Mckee Robt 31cclieaney we Mcparlan win my mid on Patrick Mccormick win. M mat the w8 Chas Morgan John f 31axou e s 2 Morgan j l Macke f Moran James Ileau judge e a 2mackin John s Marsh Elbert 3iyers j 31iatt f Morrow j s Morison it e j mining j Marci slut Frank Munson j r Myers Geo 3iitchell l Maher Martin mule Hill Cis 31 3iancosos p f Marcellus Roth 31ob8op Richard Aher Peter Burdick s j qty Thos Magere 3ierri Maye _ Marmy on Mallony John Musan John Napp or bunns of a in hols Khz Noyes k Taylor Nicholson Geo b Neely capt j Noble Chas h Kaigley Joe Nan and it a Norman n Javin Joha n Nichols Vav a Owen it 3inrrav Ogle of Ofield John of Connor Frank of Kell John of Keef Thomas Orr Thos a or Owens John n r Pearson gwm Parker Alex Pease o s Pearson it h b Pennington Chasle Etterson Pearce Alex W Pettis Samuel Pearson Lexau Depayne David b Palfreyman Thom Pearson William Peck Edwin t As Pegg it Willia Riis pore Rasins Poyntz we 31 Pettis Dickson k Payne George Pomeroy Vyllis re Pillote Jacob Pone h Parker a Rotter Jas l Pope will p Parvin Lewis it Roebock Jolt Perl l Parks j 11 Robinson Horace Riggs Alphonso Ray Heury Rouen test r Reeder Ambrose Brushton John Koger Geo Ricker b Remington j s Bobe Tsou Rev j b Radford Roos Joseph Rogers Alfred g Radford Clias. Reneker John Roas j ii Rudolf George Root James Richards it Chrouk Geo Vav Russum it j h Benjamin Riddle k n Ramsay m Redding a Russell George Reader evil lift kicker St Doan bobbins Horace t Royston Thomas Ruter prof a Shephard Chas Snider Fred h Snyder John Shaw a Phieffer Frank Spradlin j Shane a Scofield f a Stern Roth Louis Shaw h b Sibley Frederick Stratton l Scott West it Snyder g Sadler Louis Shaw Jacob so Nonnemaker g Snyder 31ath Stewart h shill m a Stevenson Harry Streitz George Sparks m b Strong Geo d striker Henry s Sargent m l Stephenson it Jef Semple h 31 Shorer 31 a Ferson Sears Hiram Sampson Robert Stevens Charles Sayler Jolius r Stout k b Steele clans 31 Sarver James Sauford r Spanger a Lemeus Stocklin Jacob Shields Samuel e Sharkey b g Stirk James Trubridge t r Steadman a Sli Ryok John South Vav in 31 soars or Snyder Jacob Medley gym e Sanson Alexander Stowder John sweeten we Sprankle it son Numo John Spenner Stimo Maok Stratton John f Scully William Sherwood Dwight Shoemaker j l Stoulis William Sidney d Smiths Smith Crosby it Smith Clement e Smith Louis h Smith Benjamin Smith s p Smith capt Jas 3 Smith John 2 t tipping Charles Tulles h 1 Taylor John Tunis it 3 Torrence Henry Taylor Basil Adlman Crosway Tibbs Harry j Tomley k f at Temple Joseph Tingle de Trabue Davis it Tice James e Tudor o h to icily John Templeton t j Tyler Albert t Limpson Toole Thomas Tappan or Thomas tingled Tom lays e f Thomson j d in Andward f h ulam Joseph v Victor Geo vary we m Vilas v v Osburg Johnny a Walker r 2 Wilson o Wasson j h Walker b Wilson Fred a Wickwire John Vav Ellerb r Whitson g ii Woodard j ii Ward Heury Wilson y Woodruff j s Walker f Wright John Wolf John Williams Rev r Waterous or Wert John s Williams Michael Woodard colonel Vreni Wigton j f Whipp Saj Wellington Isaac White David we Ellington Chas Whitaker join Williamson David Wood Chas v ise Leo we Illiams n a woo Chat s Wolf r Williams h a for vat Ernim a Worthing ton Williams Jampo Welch Fred Richard Wright j a George Wood s b Wilson thomis Wicks it Geo Wilder s a 6 Wilson or 31 a Weigle George Wasson it Sens Wright James. Wells Hiram j Whitely Vav g Wilson Rev j Jyh Wells Hiram j Waters u e Wilson Henry k Wood Janies Whiteside we Wilson general e Woods John t a Wall John y Young John Young Stephen r i Quot so zen torn Jno s French am italian Larriev Chas Artoux Jean b Bru Ruerat Alex Bourlier Emile Selie g e Burn and 31oti� a W. Thomas 31. Janesta tyrants. Shell oysters Anil Lams first of the season we Are ii by express new York Shell oysters and clams. Served in every style. C. B. Hunt it ., Hunts dining Saloon. # aul2-Wf�tsntf-8p 181 Vine Street West Side. Musical instruments. Piano tuning and repairing. Thomas Atkins amp . Are now prepared to receive All orders in their .3t? professional line of business. Orders be left at e. Lockers piano War rooms no. 173. Fourth Street will receive prompt attention. Country orders attended to. Se2-2t�?T Vlad feet proposals. Notice to als for grading and Macada Mizing North Avenue in Peter nears subdivision will la received at room no. 7, Northwest Corner fourth and race its. Where plats and specifications can be seen until saturday september 19, at 12 of clock m. Sel3-3tsiitusith proposals for paper for printing. The Public Ovule of the Cox Kussi 1xal Peltx Akk . September 8, 1868. 5 in pursuance off the provisions of Tho 21st Section of the act entitled a an act to further regulate the printing of the Public documents. A id the Purchase of paper for the Public printing a a approved on the 27th of july 18c6, scaled proposal will do received bythe undersigned until monday Tho 28th Day of september. 1868, for furnishing this office with three thousand reams of superfine calendered printing paper measuring 24 by 38 inches and weighing fifty three pounds to the Ream of five Hundred sheets. Proposals will be received for the whole Quantity or for any portion not less than Ono thousand reams. Samples of the Quality of the Paf it of will be furnished upon application at this office and the successful bidder will be required rigidly to conform to the samples furnished. No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by a baud with Security to the approval of a United states a Ridge or attorney in the penalty of $5,000, that to bidder or bidders if his or their proposal shall he , shall furnish the article proposed for and each proposal must be accompanied by satisfactory evidence that Tho person or persons making said proposal Are manufacturers of or dealers in the description or paper which he or they propose to furnish. All the paper must be delivered at the government printing office la the City of Washington in Good order free from All Aud every extra charge or expense and sum oct to a lie inspect Loi. Count weight and Mea us Remen t of Printer Aud be in nil re Speets satisfactory. The supp Yitti of an inferior article or a failure to Supply the qnaus4tv required at any time will be considered a violation of the contract. Proposals will be endorsed on the envelope a proposals for paper a Aud addressed to John d. Derkes �?�Ell-61 i congressional Printer. T

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