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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

Available l,,l means, silss 5sl,sa iss77 5oiI
Excess liabilities, 3os,395 1870 1884, 2a557e
This concern, appears, after the failure of the IT, s.
Bank in February 1884, assuming that resumption would
be put of to very distant day rapidly expanded in de-
iance Of all sound judgment and not until the state of
public opinion last spring admonshed of the danger of
its course, did pursue proper line of conduct and
tail its business The rate of exchange the depreciation
OF Virginia bills followed this vement of the banks
and has fallen from II per cent in April per cent the
present rate The committee state that they anticipate
The day fixed by law for resumption lin order to remove
the impression that they would pay specie until
ced by law.
The state of affairs in New Orleans since the failure of
Union, and Mechanics and Traders Bank ID very cmbar
RAISING No bank receives depositc in payment Of
debts any paper but its The holder any dis.
crption OF paper is therefore obliged to sell it, and buy
the description that he requires City and Bank pa
per, for instance ranks about the value but man
having State Bank paper hand note to pay at the
City Bank cannot sell his State paper better than 90 per
cent discount and when he goes buy City Bank notes
cannot procure them better than per cent thus losing
five per cent on one kind exchange for another
really Of equal value.
The value of the paper Of different banks therefore
varies hourly according to the that are made
each bank If large payments fall due at the Civ and
moderate ones al the State the bills OF the former bank
are in request and those of other banks are drug The
price OF the former rises, and the latter declines The
next day the reverse may be the case the price of the
State will RISE and those of the City decline. The public
thus get ground between two stones AMI heeced out OF
their last shilling Why Because nqutous legislation
chose to permit nsolvent banks go issuing rredeem
able paper as currency in defiance of even common hon.
and then when these institutions orw ard to nav
SPECIE and boldly take stand in order to restore better
state OF things they suffered be vctimzed by the
broken banks Had honest Legislators passed Just laws
those swndlng banks would been wound p as
as they suspended and the well conducted institutions
would have been at liberty pursue honorable line OF
conduct New Orleans like New York. would then have
been in possession of sound currency and industry have
received the just reward of its labor
ohcal statements of the Island of Cuba give the ol.
lowing hgures in relation to its trade for three years =
Exports. lao ~ ,a,o 100,
Sonee' 1890 2,l3,5n i,i26O2i
Tot,l exports G27 81 soo an, % Sa3 = 1sS
Duties and taxes, lOI3p,C0o II OF 300
This gives general improv in the state of the
business being an aggregate increase of 900 OOO
or cent in the exports and of 20 per cent in the
o the Island
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% VAUXHALL GARDENING call the attention
OF our readers to the entertainments this Garden
The grand Chinese Ball take place every night Dancing
can be here enjoy three hours in most delightful
ncr evening Then look at the attractions of the
SaoonJ P. Browne is himself host in two of his best
characters portion Of the Park Theatre company
tain him. This entertainment is offered for twenty five
cents admtance The manager need fear the
Of the undertaking. Every body going attend The
rush at Vauxhal tonight must convince him his efforts
to please are successful.
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r- ~ B.-THERE Is NO DOUBT IN OUR MINDS
that Henry Brown, now exhibiting at the National Mu
scum corner Bowery and Division street. is one of the
greatest skeletons that has hereafter be en-
dowed with organs sufficient to keep life in the body
Strange as this may appear is nevertheless true
selves having been an eyewitness to the truth of III the
public may rest assured this is exaggeraon We say
go and see for yourselves.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
nsned AMI celebrated Pills from ornsa are
ient on the last column OF fourth page. msis
DR., JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
and Fao" No. % %
p HOUSTON, NJ. D. DENTIsT-Hs removed to a.
2BrotSdMsy between Park Place and Murray street
FOB OPP pr T., ElEucH1T,WANGER's Compound c6e%ica
Flies Aa gsSS o for Ss M Pps AM
y his numerous chemical preparations see last page
WANTEpA situation by young gr to take care OF chill
dren. Good reference given Apply to No. II Stone ST.
SITUATION WANTED by two respecfa5Ie Young girls a.
p or to do general house work Please apply at
ONE CENT REWARD-A mua,to boy abor! Is year; o.
han T S named a,6s Albert e. cap one his EYES e smaller
al from RsoBER si'I TS nj Say
PACKET SHIP HUNTSVILLE from New Orleans, is
dse Oh, q at ThoasS Wharf Broon Conssnses will
RlLLS OF EXCHANGE on all parts Of England, Le,nd,
ana scotland on sums OF f5, GO and fi5 go to any
JleT 22wai street and nd l si's Galway
TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN-An elegant suite Of Room.
~ sf6 White street Also upper Room, 'r.arate
terms. jy l2imr
and @ sny xSss wiz Be aAs
THE "UNION."
@ pS%G Is T s will be p%Sh n Th Ey
should sen, in early The first mum Ser will be
houses will please give notice the carriers their
names and address at the office. j8h.r
STSG Man A ss6 a RoY s sw on sn
day. i,h inst andh not been found since The
had on pair Of igh, gray sambToo 9nialoOn !. yellow
Of S h wo n IGs chm oe a SSv was ssmons
trock coat and pantsoons.
@ Sod. si BY
tlieted relations, at No. ZIG William iyis it.k
II The 18th Instant the aFces Of fI Fach
isEse ss' s'SSn fsS S. fs Ss1s
Sour sasSa and Salt sHSS%: marked s Il a
cbds Silver Mug and Mustard spooa1 no mark %t"s" Els
The above reward viii paid he recovery Of the sad ar
'fi k Of n proportion Tor any part s Io GILBERT
Alta MEETING of the REPUBLTCANs Of FoaleenIh
A Ward friendly TO the General Administration, held
tSSs ' aid s'h FL
read iheoowns resolutions were unanimously adopt
sent Administration honored name Of Republican
st esS hr a e. Of F
hearted friends read and willing any and all stand
r. soyed That in the public and private character of Pres
n T lie a emf SSgS of n BIZ
real democracy Of the country
and coTay sdea two vetoes 't he ' saif
session the Bank Bills
Resolved That We are opposed to the distribution Of the
public lands al this time, when for dollar distributed the
pe ople must be additionally taxed.
Reese yed That honest be their
merits aud that therefore fraud try To force dis
trbution by annexng IL TO necessary the
Tariff.
WIN H. MICHAELS,
JAS. BOGERT,
NJ. O'CONNOK,
ROBT. SANDS,
BENZ. BUTCHER,
Were appointed delegates in Convention Military
Hail.
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be published
in the Gun, Herald and Union.
w. s. MUNDAY, Chairman.
MICHAEL OCoNNoR, Secretary. JylT ltsc
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0g- sHERMAN's LOZENGEs ARE NOT INFAI..
lble for rainy weather. Although rainy weather makes
sale for enormous quantities, they quick and are
SO easily taken gives them decided preference over all
other medicines Dr. shermans warehouse is at lO6 Mas
sau street, n. Y. Agents State street. Boston, and
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY is, Isaa.
Arrived.

RISES. 4 80 So
SUN sETs.''... -. 81 High w4rER...... 4 %
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This concern which for long time has not paid its
debts has had the presumption to declare and pay div
lend Of three per cent the cd instant and divide
among its stockholders. The following is statement
the available means and immediate liabilities at four
periods =
JAM l8il, july. 1871. May. 1912. July. 1912
ANdhaoie means, blI,8B 53i,38 i6s, III 30i,770
nmed'e liabilities l,o0,2i3 I,087 1897 30Gl5 500 $40
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WIN IT. MICHAELs
JAS. BOGERT,
NJ. O'CONNOk.
ROBT. SANDS,
pf <Tl nITfErIIt ND


Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be published
in the Sun, Herald and Unlop. n,,Nn,v
MICHAEL O'CoNsoH, Secretary. jyI1i tsc
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
with much pleasure the subscribers able ,iae hsl
ts fas the essential am wn
the active virtues Of s,r,apaa depends BY the
for hi; q ,acess,lg oIsa;i2In 81 6ich
s greatest discoveries Of the age and alter combnSs
this mG She aess se ,s from the Made Ned
cal experience the important Of Immediately
ea OF disease and restoring the patient to
disease. arising from impure Of the blood
Euron %ps G5Io1e =; s Or; R Ewes RIM
a and pGRs sea o an
S use Of are speedily cured by i;
cobn. that can be useful the removal Of his compsin
st f So%
s Sold sold Also BY siE c s5 SSs
ID md BY D. Sands n East Broadway Market
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGs.--Tt Is fact 1h1r
Gouragi's Poudrs Subtle vii permanently eradicate all
% p% he % T ss nd s o s j VAIN H.
, Ssss %as1 ,.sy viii
exermnate tan pmrles and all cutaneous crupto, elicit
N a se wsnss e sa & s and nd
hi, celebrated , cosmetic containing mineral sstrlngspts utterly
bos One D pe a' SS
GoURAUD's VEGETABLE ROUGE
mpar,s delicate fosese nEe the eompcnion mnovable
49, GoURAUD'S BLANC D'EsPAGNE,
ter shsn the skim free from he %i iesG se
nersy combined with Preparations for this Put
Agsn,s-P.osidepsr, Dyer, Jr Albany Guthrie, Maiden
HgTggs P,Ge',9S see = Boston Jordan Min
A RSSalsn RaGE S @ Jay e n &c E''n Fields
pss q win EiVsa g cared boats: En
hs winning boat Also sp.e q S. win 6
nsh ali boats w
ng to s for h race Will pleas; enter on Or before saa
this date.
to w. MCCARTHY, 1.-THE Eysian Fields, Hcboken. jy w.e
CAST OFF CLOTHING.
CENTLEMEN Fam lies laying aside articles wearing
obtain om a es su Ss"s e Ss cs 0 s1 % nS %
To ladies and gentlemen about leaving the city being
adv antage send for the SUBSCRIBE, who will attend them
a '',as~Ps =" LOVER WE Pf FosT orErcE
$50 REWARD will be given By the Advertiser 20 sey
sx NT r ff GO Ssr 1a a
SSqs "sYS.ss 's CITY
4 s:f s sss'
The said Cumming engaged himself marrya Young lady
d Watch ada and aa KIM h and SIX hi e
the above reward will be given for the Of the above
The New York Herald and Baltimore Sun will the
above three times and charge Ledger oGee iyle atr
DOCTOR BUcKELEw, who has cen a legal prsc eli,
- toner for in this city be privately
suited his Office 2ei Fulton Those who Iu them
selves under his Will be treated with safe ard
means aud may hsy- cerin and speedy cures warranted
without the OF mercury. DR.. BIS patients always
pleased with the tss aineuf they receive. yl6 3ttr
CROTON WATER BATHS. No. 600 Broadway-The
~ proprietor Of the Broadway Baths hs the pleasure % eu
the public that he prepared 10 furnish Baths
from the soft aud pure Water of III. Croson River.
Warm, Cold SULPHUR Shower Va, Tor. and various Melica
ted Baths, always ready.
The ladies' depam N Is prepared for their reception
with suitable attendants
jy 70 wv issrc HENRY DURELL.
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BY +. J. BEARNS. Aucuoneer
1879 Fulton street.


! ~ 4 ~ u
Large stock of superior Wines Liquors aud Sega-Ihe
tire stock contained III SAID consisting of superior po
madeira and sherry wines wood and glass French brandy
pipes hall pipes and quarter casks; Ho land Jamaica
large and superior lnd casks $50 gallons togeth
with splendid and bar and
rich cut glass ware Also2 cartmn and harness. and
gocers lot of white vinegar in ,rrels;
cans &c. Sale positive, the
Ing from business jl8 2tsc
UCTION SALE OF DRY OOODS-By virtue of A
~ wit Of kieri Fe, directed and delivered will
O'Clock, A. NJ at No % Maiden anea large and valuable
STOCK OF dry comprising rich silks,
sas de lanes bomDazines French calico prints hose gloves
laces, cambrcs Irish uens Swiss and mul mullins, silk
sheeng and slrtng together with variety of other
the lae NJ. T. HART, Sheriff
FREDK l.. vULTEE, Deputy Sheriff iyi5 ste
SILK BANNERS, &c.
HARRINGTON x CO, 293 Broadway, near Read street
Respectfully inform the Order of o. of o. F. and their
for Flags and Banners in the superior sly beauty
durability and economy Ing Silks made for the express
caon that viii make the largest banners without dsung
VITA a sean
Specm and Designs be seen at their
213 Broadway or sent To any part Of the Union
Fer STYLE design and execution of works Of the kind
fer to the Gey's Banner No. H. y. Of g. F. to
Greenwich No 49, Harmony A. Covenant S. Perseverance
the societies ST. Nicholas New England st Geofse An
drews, st David, &c &C.
Window Shades variety from 81 each to tn richest
and best, painted By the eminent
Snsd Glass, after the of The ancents warranted
never u change color, with improve for
church windows and other public and private buildings
boats Jacket shis. store windows, &c &c.
limitations OF Stand Glass painted muslin for church
the glass obscured and painted I'M brilliant colors
yer, durable and cheap iyHr
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PERSSE 81 BROOKS,
No 81 LIBERTY STREE L, betwsen Broadway and
wv. Nassau street, offer for for sale
IOi Blocks Ii,h black marble
100 Casks refined basket salt
800 Casks Boyd's bleaching pewder.
80 Tons superine soda ashes.
Cases patent leather
so lies Chesterfield factory brown shee iings.
1000 German patent fire bric1.
20 Casks aud + + blue smalts.
Bales cotton carpetng Il e. and four yards wide
Bales Machine blankets.
All OF which viii be s'lda lowest market prices jy lie
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
Observation-Disclosures alias MAHOMEDAN-
- ISM.-ELDER ADAMS. the q eat Apostle and Oh m
pion Of Mormonsm, the LsterDay SAINTS ESQ called)
und ut kes publicly h,t the which he
vocates is the only true Church in existence while Dr. West
the nncomronising opponent Of lnh .lty and Mo mouis
undertakes 70 prove d demonstrate not only the very
verss, but also that Nononism, now outstanding its boa
ed 100000 converts military cohorts, golden bible lie mi
sty poll ica ingues, and IN. nsons
point Of fact coud edition Of M honedanism imply
authorizing blasphemy deception lying fraud. theft treason
ought not 10 be eaed paenzed BY Christian Gov
ment or community.
The dscassion will commence on Monday Evening, July
10, 1872 az NJ in the New Hail. Grand-sireet door
east of the Broadway House.
Tickets of admission at the door, I2Ia cents each.
JylG 81
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S-s FOR sALE-A lot Of Lsnd with the building there.
"a on, The northery de Of hts street known No
mU Broadway and Church street Is ee
front and ear, by 100 feet IN depth.
Also Of md the easterly side aud adjoining
the above lot being rs feet with the son
thereon And also another piece Of Land 10 feet by &c feet IN
the Of the last lot.
The whole prop, ny bsng very desirable location for
purposes For particulars &c. apply to " '
jyi6G-r JOHN r. CONREY 4o6 Broomcs,
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kHK FISHING ExCURS1ONs.-E. KENFIELD
MIA No. Cornh Square, opposite the Post Once IN
forms his friends and the public that he has procured
aud comp e sets Of Fing Apparatus including Lines
Cooking Utensils, Sc. Of the ffst order. -,
Steamboats,, sailing vessels cooks and ndera o The hIst
class always in readiness and viii be furnished to PARTIES on
the most easonablr terms
acconnoate erusnant boaTders aud Transient mpany
4, Conhiil Square, Boston, May 23, 1872 lei evsc
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AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GAIDEhs.
OPPOSITE ST. PAuL'S CHURCH, BROADWAY.
r I; ,BARNuM. MANAGER,

INOhEASED NOV ELIIES Y!
Mr. Wnchell, the unrivaled comic droilcrst Whtock
and Diamond in their Banjo Extravaganza The wonderful
Gpsey Girl he privately consul hroue the day
without extIa charge The Model OF the City of Dublin he
WORK oil AT ev brought to this
the house in which he lived Miss r. .ae the highly
popular vocalist La Petite Celeste the beautiful dans
The celebrated Abino Lady Fancy Glass Blowing, and
Cosmoama! Balloon Asce night ten o'clock
Day performances We'd esday aft moons
al O'Clock: Day vsters admitted in the evening No
charge for admission the splendid Gardt top
Museum. - = -
Admission whole Museum, Garden and Entertain
/.
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I1-hp IN4N, III TILEIEM, AND ALLIE n
TOWN, PENN.
DAILY, tsnndays eSceped) ami Someryle
Rail DAD
Leave pier North River Il ga O'clock NJ by steamboat
fzabethpo leave the foot of Liberty al o'clock
NJ take the Philadelphia train Elizabentown there
connect Win the cars for Somee coaches from thence
rvng At schooley's Mountain early the afternoon,
At ga O'Clock the evening
For seats or further inor nation apply 10 A HOPE Me
chants Hotel al Couandt sirst at the Railroad Once fool
VI Liberty street, On board the boat
Fare through to Schooley's Mountain, s9,25
sop
Bethlehem, S275
Allentown, $500
B--Extras provided at the shortest notice.
route on account of the short distance by coaches
commends itself 10 the public patronage being by far the
pleasant and expeditions. iye msc
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AT the Office the wharf, or on board
Passengers taking this line OF boats, will all times
at Albany in time for the first of for the east and
iv.
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board, or at u NJ Reeds ofiice; Bui'o. ie2i Uy2l
n0a1h "a PLEASANT AND HEALTHY EX
G1A5}r CURSlONS EVERY AFTERNOON TO
*; - FORT HAMILTON, BATH, CONEY
ISLAND AND NEW BRItiHTON-The commodious
steamboat GENERA JACKSON, Cart Tobias, viii com
June 2th andrun every Monday Wednesday, Thurs
day, Saturday and Sunday and the steamboat NAPOLEON
Capt Hancoy, will every Tuesday and Friday during
the sea;on leaving the foot Ct Chanbers street quarter be-
fore 2ocock Hammond at g Canal quarter
past Market at 2ai, and pier No North ver o.
clock remaining sufficient time at Fort Hamilton for those
who wish % view that extensive fertilization aud the ada
cent country The boat will then proceed Bath and Coney
Island land those who be DESTROYS of visiting either
these healthy And then make excursion around
the lower part Of truly noble bay and for those who
have landed either of the above places and then
70 New Bn shon stopping sufficient time that place
and returning To the city early hour.
Fare each 25 cents ie25 2mr
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s&bsSe za MAGNIFICENT EXCURSION OF
&ESH' GPL FLEA So 70 saplt Ste Mare. Maekinac
The speedid low pressure steamboat BUFF ALO Captain
Lew Allen will leave Buffalo the above desirable pleasure
IMP on Thursday July 2st at 10 O'Clock A. NJ provided with
fine band OF music and thing that render the trip
desirable and pleasant The round from Buffalo and
back, is fixed at the low price OF ST. Their ports in proper
ton. 80
Passage State Rooms may be secured by application on
board, al u. Nj. Reeds Office; Bull 10.
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CENTLEMEN Fam lies laying aside articles Of wearing
" apparel and wishing to dispose Of the for cash
obtain from the subscriber 20 per cent than from other
person.
To ladies and gentlemen about leaving city ing encum
bered Nth superluous wardrobe. will find much hes
adv antage send for the subscriber who will attend them
their residence By appointment. line addressed to
- BOX i07 LOWER POST OFFICE,
w he IL affcn ledto iytQ rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01
Co. ,,try Market.

Our country markets TEEN with fruits and vegetables
most kinds sold at unusually low prices though
Peaches and kinds of vegetables are still held very
high.
PEACHES.-There about 400 baskets OF Peaches
brought to market yesterday 4eo of which were from Key
bold of Delaware and the remainder principally rem Ne"
ersev The Delaware peaches the best this season and
command the highest prices. The prices yesterday were
from 81 50 to So 90 per basket containing aboutwo hrdso
a bushel.
PLMS arrive nj about the rate Of 100 barrels per day,
mostly from along the Hudson River The are very plenty
and Yesterday were rather dull The large blue and the
e blue sold at 81 so per barrel The Egg and large red
Plumb at 81 50 per bushel
APPLES of very good quality are selling al ~ "" ana
in demand The most OF them which have arrived during
the week were OF very inferior quality
TOMATOES Tor the last few days were perfect drug.
1ar,ls of them were thrown the river The price was
down 10 lel and bushel Yesterday they were
not 50 plenty and the prices upward Coco ones ana
perfectly ripe and sound will commans fair prlce.
POTATOES up and readily brought % ana " CTS
busScl.
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lofty endurance Edward Afford and his Play
fellow is continued, and No. 9 of the Hermit Of
Cotara gives sad picture of love and treachery
somewhat too closely connected with exploded
,uperstiton.. Life in Hayti,' Recollcctions Of
the Cholera in 1882, September and Oysters,
&c. make up the remaining prose contributions
and the Editors Table is loaded with all The del
icacies of the season. though sooth to say, they
are perennial. There are several pieces of good
verse Lines to Lake Champlain' and Sir Tot
tcnburg,' ballad from the German, arc among
the best.
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From the New-York Prices Current.
Review of ahe New-York Market,
FOR THE THREE DAYS PIE

FOR THE DAYS PRECEDING
WEDNESDAY August 81.
.cuESp,,s tsopsb steady are less S. 62t and
The saIe m rood tarcs the three days DO mol exceed
hh resrs though for the part held higher cannot
be disposed Of over IS 8Is al when aoou' io o'i
cnanged ha''f Espor, from Is, 10 path August.
Pots ias bbis
1000 lbs prime Southern Yellow low nave ave
been sold at 2ei so Gents, cash uhae'''-A'
GoFFEEIThe market is without chaHge there Isl ia!T
demand for home and holders ey,nee u,StIy
Yesterday n IA 81 cents 40 Java, l0i II 5S asGaS
"a. a9i $50 Cuba 81 = ali months and 4oo 81 10
isSSPER-Nrw Sheathing is heavy. and cannot no~ be
ouo,ed over Is 2 cents months, which . shade 'eoue
JCoTTOSNThe Cotton market since last has been
extremely duii the recent advance in the rate oil "
Liver pool having peevened The execution OF ,s 'e nr
moderately and sales for the three das ach
s55 bales without change in prices The n yi
pa II 81 loo New ORLEANS Ct BIZ and 25 Texas
r<,.ed abaut7 cents short price
The arrivals have been-rom ,,st,.s
South Carolina 80
Total. ~
Total Impprt since Isl inst.
Export from Is, 10 Path =: - lac: ~, 81.
same time last $50
SANG tine yea s!a osiGS demand continues good,
which has cleared the market OF the low priced aaaes
The heavier DOW more saranis' Al nr,es
OF The heavy duty imposed by the new Tariff The stock
nPiTi,s DYES tc-The market for few days pas'
b,s hen Trry ouie We notice sales Of cases Chsess
Vermion at 81 S. 10 cases Marseiles Rnn ne ~
cent: 10 cases Caabra corice Paste TO- mos ana ~ W
Sicily u cts cash Chalk is plenty and dull .,.,h
DEEWOODS-The market remains very du!, VIZ ~
small sales only OF ST. Domingo Loswooa Ia ioe u - a''
lars, caSh. n. ca d Mack.
ere sales the former beng soo "a Al Sos and
GIL and the Inter bbls at 10 Sand % % 10. So
> Salmon Shad and Herring are plenty and dull. p
FRUIT-we notice sales Of $50 boxes prle nune o asG n
good order received eoaswiss 81 10 u so' 0Vo