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Total. ........ 264,osa
shes-We continue to quote 81 so for Potts. and IS
for Pearls, with small sales of each kind
Hov-Our last quotations of 40 cents,
on the stand to-day at which sales for shipment
made fair extent. rrme for domestic consumption
commands better price.
Naval Stores-A articles under this head in good
demand fair prices We quote sales ef Turpentine at
50 as; Tar at ST. sat l IS; Spirits 80 30t cts.
Sail nondaga sells in this market at 81 O6. This
price will enable the manufacturers to forward the
article to the east consequently shipped to the west
in large quantities. This fact must raise prices here.
MolassesVery little doing under this head; prices are
firm, and may be called improving. We quote New Or
leans at ~ 25cts. Trinidad, 20 cts.
Fsh-sales Of dry Cod are made az supplies arrive at
81 rs 7s Mackerel, new No. sell quick at So "a
50; do No 81 rs 49, and do, No. at So l2aa6 lea
sales of picked Cod at So.
Wholebone-Sales of South Sea at IS cents, nett
Oils-We quote sales OF Whale to some extent at 80
SAL We received addition to stock yesterday,
in the arrival of the Vermont, with fair cargo. The
supplies judging from reports must be augmented short
ly by large and repeated arrivals quote crude Sperm
at cts but hear Of sales American Linseed is i'm
proving-7scts rule
Provisions-The inactivity prevails. Prime Pork
rules at SO so sat; Mess Sill l2& III IS. Nothing
in Beef last quotations are still good Lard still
dull small sales OF fair quality made at 81 cts
for shipment.
Fruit-Arcles under this head in fair demand and
public private sale bring good prices for the
Bunch Raisns quote at 81 20 u.s. Sicily Oranges,
81 81 10; Lemons So SO So ST. which show slight
falling offrom previous rates. Pine Apples can be had
in any quantity at 9 8 cts each.
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TO TAILORS.

Nv H. STINEMETS takes leave to the Trade
w that aud complete system for cutting Garments
OF descpnn is pubshed and ready for deliver,
q would be mpc,ibe in the 70 Of an
sSsqude idea of the snd
for the Information Of tho,e who have been sppn It's
publication, be to safe. that the result
study ded by extensive fashionable prac.
lice The favorable opinion enter aimed by the Trad
than h,t has already received The the
most nent in TIE IL is entirely free in.
book .ap, ssysnteen ersnt Pates embracing many
Hrebt kinds OF Garments which and Dire
Coats OF styles and Sizes so, the soouf Coat
Frer CHI raot, Oriental Coat Unorms all the STYLES
of Waistcoat Ladies Riding Hbiu; Breaches and Psnta
looms OF every description Together with General Remak,
and Instructions relative to the various forms or dpropoons
apy the sem with success end at the time avoid those
difficulties which necessarily accompany all an
At The whole forming bound volume about feen
inches square, snd the style in mp,
of perhaps upequiled. The work be obtaned on
spplctona % Cedar street, aud to those living dItalce
IVES
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M IMPORTANT TO THE UNFORTUNATE

90 IMPORTANT TO THE UNFORTUNATE
A cure guaranteed The College of Medicine and Phar-
macy othe city of New York. established for the sup
preston quackery prepared TO treat all diseases
Of private nature, and offer to all those afflicted with
these distressing maades advantages to be met with
any other institution in this county, either public or
privste From the constant correspondence, and from
private between the Medical Institution OF
Europe all in the treatment Of these
diseases forwarded to them long before they reach the
majority OF the medical profession of this country.
With suoh advantages ogsther with the combined Skill
Of the FIRST medical men of this country the College feel
satisfied that the good work they have undertaken the
suppression fquackery" will receive the patronage
from that portion of the public requiring their
services.
Terms, for advice and all medicines, S.
NJ Patients living O distance by stating their dis.
explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms, together
with the treatment they received elsewhere any can
obtain chest containing all medicines with full drec-
tons use with guarantee of cure, by addressing
the Agent of the College, post paid, enclosing IS.
By order, w. s. RICHARDSON. Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College 81 Nassau
street.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BILL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
(Sfores No. ~ .4nn and IFS Fulton streeis.)



At loX o'clock, at the auction room
or sonabe fancy aud staple dry pledge
articles, guns watches, &C.
Also continuation the egant stock OF wholesale and
tail dry goods
Hardwar Also, the balance Of Of hardware furnish
ing tor removed for OF sale comprising gene
rai variety ofarticles in the line.
Also trs rate refgerltors, srabe for families or hotels
on an improved nripcipIe
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. 20 y r
Al l0ta o'clock in the safes room
Large Sile OF Splendid furntlreB v Cailoeue-By ord'r
OF eceve-he sale on these two DAYS VIII crmpise an
tensve ard valuable variety OF the best city mad. warrsntt
Cabinet Fn!ouTe offered for year, and will include the be.
stock OF binet and spring seatof h cy so do rochn
cham 30 super FfencN h. dstead wadIohes; aud
sing bureaus; chairs Of all descriptions variety OF bedroom
furniture; paror and drawing do; piano fprtes; lamp
clocks vases splendid nainings stuffed birds;
riosities painted blinds Sc X
The sale will commence Wednesday and continue on
Thursday. This sale will be positive.
Also variety excellent second hand furniture
from family giving up housekeeping.
Comprising almost article useful and elegant the
lue, consisting Of rugs, oil cloths mating tables
bure SOFAS side board wardobss French
bedsted looking glasses book and panr chairs
mattresses beds bedding table linen, clocks china
''''' AT PRIVATE SALE.
farm Of about 100 Of land at which is mpos
having mill hous burn orchard &c situa ed IS miles
from Albany and about the from the Utica rail road
Price low-Tie idsputabe-Tems re 'sonable Inquire
the auction
For Sale EIch angeA farm of 100 i,nd beau
full. siu ted on Mo ehouse Lake the village
Also 49, land the town Of Wells, about IS mile
from ALBANY
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HUNTER,AN DIsPENsAhY. No. 3Divison street. e.
II mblshed 1885, Ter the successful treatms Of
cls,s Of the OF thst failing
huoters Red Dop Tine unparalleled celebrity and
pied Of this powerful preparation, has
be forgotten while there remains afflicted be-.
ing on face Of the OLE astonishing to observe how
mel dsodgog every annihatinx every epou. spirit Of
thii dreadful OF all dso,de the yinE
the system disposition subsequent attack there
Of comp hersy treatise accompanies each vial e this
medicine snd be had gratis Price 81 per vial which
~santed This medicine be obtsines OF Mr.. VIM
AlNany jy25
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Died.

In this city, on Sunday morning 23d inst suddenlv
Captain RoBrRr STANTON in the 7ad year of his age
Yesterday morning, Miss LOUISA WOODBURY..
The friends of the family and those of her brothers in
yted to attend her funeral from the residence of the
latter No Ill Wooster street. this morning at o'clock
Her remains will be taken to Elizabethtown, N. j. for
nterment.
On Monday morning, July oath, FRANcs j., daughter
of the late Perigine Cumberson, aged 10 years.
The friends Of the family requested to attend her
funeral this day. ct half past IL o'clock from the resi-
dence Of her uncle, 4. Cumberson, No 100 Laurens
street.
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M arried.

On Sunday 2sd instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Summers Mr..
CHaisrorHER 4. LEE to Miss May DEsREE kozAT, both
Of this city.
On Sunday tho 23d inst, by the Rev. Dr. Macauley,
MT GEoRoE W. MoRroN to Miss EMELINE FENroN all OF
this city.
On Thursday, goth inst at the Cathedral by the Rev
Mr.. Storrs, MIR. THOMAS KELLEY to Miss Mary ANN
FsEn both of this city.
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no THE PARIsIAN Alternative MIXTURE,
for the cure of Primary Secondary Syphilis This
powerful Alternative possesses specific effect over those
loathsome malades Sold ia large bottles 81 each small
do 81; in cases containing half dozen 49, carefully
packed and sent to all parts OF the Union
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
once and Consulting Rooms of the College Of Medi
cine and Pharmacy, OF Nassau street
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"a A GOOD CHANCE !, off red 10 any person want
c;1 ing in The Retail 0rocerv Liq1er and Fec
business The stsre 10 we'll situsted, aud
cuped for the last by the present The
will he let separate from the DIV, Hing il required for
70 good tenant The terms will be
Addres, Nj T. H,r'ld Office. Jv76tsec
TO LkT-The store a7k Nassau str, e., in the Her
e':B aid Building admirably calculated for reta bu.,ne.
being Of the ulous horoughfar.s in the
city Immei possession given. Apply the Herald Of
hce, Of Mass snd Fulton vtOr
~ ILLINOIS |! LLINOIS!! LLINOIs I! !-spy
~ person for sale low from
of first land dry and uuduatsg in VemIlion
County near panyille llIaos may hesr purchaser
ply ing 10 JAMES SH >W, t21 Fulton 81 NJ Y b. letter
post paid stating the lowest price pr the lo-ai"n
the quality the lity the land;
the cluars Of such pro aud the
winch the and suppyed wi water for farming
And also stating the cheap.s and direct fo
York Guy TO the lands described
BState the quantity and quality OF the fencing the
land, imsr
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTING.
HOBOKEN, ". J.
NEW YORK Is & BOSTON
SOIJND Pilot

SOUND FILUI
OWEN PRESCOTT Pilot, or takes charge a and
pilot of vessels bound New Bedford, oyer Nsnpcks
Shoals Boston, Portsmouth, Portland Kennebeck and OTHER
PORTS Office at Frye Shaws nautical store, 22a Water
Bsekmsn Reference uumber OF Merchant
the several inrurapce C@mnsniss ths Boston,
aud Portland is inns
HkR FOR HAvRE- The coppered Al corpsr ias IN
M18\ ID rsnch Ship Carol NE, Captain grain For
sres hi OF passage, tor whfh size has very comfoit
able acco nmodstiops, apply TO -
BOYD & HINCKEN,
iv2sgr No Toptin- Baud ns " ali q.
- VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY, &c. FOR
s.:D sALk-Fovors'ly known - Ga dn re- MILF. Mini
4slnh Or nge counv, N One OF the best mil stands
in tbs county, supplied with all of IL
il about seven miles ON he New York and Ell. Rrlo,d
amt in the imme diate vicinity Of Of famous
the growth OF wheat Upon the premises the following
buildings in good nd substantial order:1A flour mill with
houses of which is commsdou' and liable
building with suit Bile outhouse,; store house and sheds
makers shop blacksmiths shop, aior shop aud he
ouiidps Inc comprise about "eDhee acre' OF
land The whole most edvantagc ouy for busoe
bring located in the Of aIich aud fertile OF the
county Part Of The money bond aud
desired For further particulars inquire Of
scrber on the premises or Of JONATHAN LANE, Goshen
iY25 gleec
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ma THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPA.

10 THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPA
RILLA Gentsn and Sasafras. as prepared by the New
York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy Is sovereign
pimples on the face or body, rheumatism, gienduiar
affections diseases OF the bones wasting oil the hesh and
Sold in bottles rs cents each in cases containing
half dozen So 5O in do containing one dozen ST. care
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
ONCE and Consulting Rooms ofthe College, 81 Nassau
street,
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a. UPPER BULLS HyAD HORSE STABLES.

l[now under the direct ndance Of Mr.. JOHN
BUCKLEY, formerly OF Tsttesalls Broadway. There is
Of urchscrs epd every
Sixyfour horses have sold days, day
sold and AL at good prizes hish 500, besides
trades ard Thle awards of tIshty
ho,es IN the sable now some excellent m'chd m
inside Of three MINUTES Among them lo OF
from Pen YAM and another lot just arrived to-day
Aio lot Of Canadians ought in by Francis
well known first iuoge Of horses and h in
habit Of bringing horses in rker for the last and
with him OF the fastest horses he There
BILE in the city with those Of Bulls Head, either
for attention TO horses and Of ses
itaa
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PhALE-S VIEW Work. wI,NEUA
AND PlCTIIRE GALLERY

CAspAR IA sER, the wild Bow 81 the wosday
TO BE SEEN FOR ONE SHILLING
Besdes the whole attractions, of the Museum few days
longer This remarkable nondescrp supposed BY many
be the Of eounectiR link between and
His history involved in he il be-
pstve Of Boeno where he found living
on fruit h-rbs, &c.
~ Admission TO the whole ONLv ONE SHILLING.
There will be per'ormance Wednesday end sauvdsy
Sand o'clock NJ in which Mr. Harvey the Bs6o Sing
and Swo,d Sw blower will make his first appearance New
York assisted BY others.
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE, PHlLADEL-

ITO LET-From the slst day Of July instant for
term Of one or more this long established and
u'sr house with its spacious and elegant Saloons
~ wardrobe brarv music machinery, property and fx-
lures It's well known reputation, both Europe and the
United states renders de.a Of
and oecur advantages and which present
selves the OF efficient msnagemen
cure rhch will o. the ebef object Of the progrieor.
The Board OF Agents of the Chesnut Theatre No
81 South Delaware Aveuu-. phii.deiphis. iv7tos'sr
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ROOMS no LET

- IN THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON
i'm The Subscriber having fitted thi. e.tab'i.hmen
for the comfovt of his friends and the
public cir for the liberal patronage already
slowed . by his exertions please for
oft
He begs inform them that he has still double and
single which he will let low
TO suit the times application be made and will
happy wishing enjoy the beauty
and advantages of this place,
The situaiion OF the desirable the Terrace
Having very fine large bathing house directly 'front.' the
boarde that luxury with the greatest
and pleasure
TIE steamboats, ply constantly throughout the day and
from New York GEORGE PlERIS,
Belmont House, New Brighton
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THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY IN THE
WORLD.

NOW Exhibiting at % West Broadway. Anthsny 1t.
~ for Double Spauh Live Bu taken
Bu-n"s Avre, Plains, Spanud. 10 the
New York and considered by ustural
wonder d.formity world
He has double Wind double breast double paunch dou
BILE riSs 'ouhle hps, and ohsr double
We perfectly ,onud ard /, good neah. md
nine old ard weighs 1900 pounds Professors of
Natural Hsorv Surgeon, and Anatomss would do we'll
visi, ard judge for thrmselses
Al,o, calf with Sit less two heads snd two tails.
Sea Dog Sea Leoprd taken alive the Novth River
The head sembng that Of to1 and skin spotted like
Of he Leopard Truly wonderful curiosity. Wolf Mon
hers &c.
Admission I2k cents Children under half price,
Good Music 10 attendance. jy25 6tissr
THE FIRST GREAT BOAT RACE or the season., At
the Elysan Field. will come of Wednesday July
2s'h
For the first rec. OF at4 O'Clock, he following
boats entered -
H. Kirby, Auo,
Mary Woods, Hudson
F.von'e. B4, w Bow
And several others For the second come on At 5he
following c-lsNrat- ID Eats hiv- catered -
Thomas Jefferson, Ati,ntic.
Washinston Fam on
Jno T.. Stevens, Pu,hsvapu
The distance To be owed 5 miles. jv2usv
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In the City and County Of New York from the 18th day Of
july TO the 22d day OF July. 1888
30 Men; 81 Women; rs Boys 81 Chris. Total, 100
Apopexy 3; Asphyry I; Bleeding Il Bleeding from lungs
i ChOea Ipfantum, 80; Consumption %; Commissions, IL;
GIonp o, Hives 2; Death from Poison i DsrIhoes !,
Drowned 81 Dyentey, 6; Eyspe'as. Fever
40 remitt. q do scarlet do typhod, Indigestion
90 lungs % of stomach 3 90 Of throat DO Ofys
Organic disease OF heart, Rupture scrofuls 81 Small
Pnt Spinal Disease Sprue, 2; Suicide TeehinF, u
Unknown, 8.
Under year III to years, 2 TO 81 TO TO- 81 10 70
co. TO go co. 80 TO 40 3 lotto So IL so TO 605 60 to 70
NATIVITY
United States al; Ireland, IT; England. S; Scotland. 4
Germany, 8: Unknown, g.
OF the above, from the Aims House, Bellevue, 4
Hospital Bellevue s.; Peniteniiarv Hospital City Hospi
tai, Q; Westches'er, l; Long Island
Colored persons... ................
WIN. A. WALTERS, Nj. d. City Inspector.
CITY Inspectors Office. July 20. Is43.
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,tual result was az follows:-
,6.Oe3.o35

Now then, under the tariff the import OF free goods
about ST. 900 more than should haze been, and dutia
BILE goods 81 900 less than they should have BEEN
This the actual operation Of the tariff which went
into operation Sept l. ls4, and continued ten months
when two months Of uncertainty closed the year the i'm
ports were made. There is in these figures to
mistake the bghtng effects of great and sudden changes
in commercial regulations; and is Of the highest i'm
portsnce that the tariff should be modified and placed
permanent basis before trade shall have accommodated
itself to the new state Of things.
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Corn Trade.

Since Saturday. there has nothing TRANSFERRED in this
market to alter quotations The anxiety Of holders
prices to remain firm The quantity of -four in store
here laid at prices much higher than present quota
and will be held on to as long as possbie in the hope
oil prices again advancing to meet the cost
Wequote sales Of Genesee yesterday at So l2A le3
and all other brands the recorded in remarks
AtPhadelpha, the 22d instant the Flour market was
very dul 1900 barrels western for shipment sold
at S. Good and western brands closed at
S. Sales for city use at s. la e2a for common to
Rye -four s. ST.; Corn meal at 80 SIT a275.
At Baltimore, 22d, the Flour market rather in
active with further decline in price On Wednesday,
holders of Howard street Flour submitted a reduction
in price and sales were made at So The receipt price
was 81 SIT. City Mills, made from wheat, sold
at sale Of 500 barrels fresh ground of old wheat
made from second hands at e6. For Susqueh anna
holders ask S. Sale Of Pennsy vana rye -four at S.
At Alexandria the 2lst, Flour selling at 81
red wheat sIo6a 10; white 81 lOal l5;rye IS socts
corn so q 52I do yellow 50 q 3d.
At Fredericksburg on the aoth family Flour SIS 50 s
U.s. do mountain 81 80 IS; do lowland 81 SO go;
new wheat $la oa do old 80 IS cts A lew samples
Of wheat brought in by carts have been sold at ST
At Buffalo the 22d inst the harbor almost entirely
empty Of vessels and there but little doing trade
Wheat and -four continued previously quoted rates.
The quantity of grain and produce landed this port
from the West during the week, was much larger than
usual The aggregate Of wheat was the heaviest OF any
Arrivals. Ills Departures. 100
The principal articles landed were
Flour, bbs. 80, 362 Corn, bush. 1851
Wheat BUSH 1929
At Cleveland the 2Oth nst--The canal receipts to-
day are 3la6 bushels wheat s265 barrels OF -four and
l400 bushels of corn.
The price of wheat has fallen in the views Of buyers
ten cents bushel since the receipt Of the ntei
gence Buffalo last night that there 100 900
OF wheat and 900 barrels of -four afoa in that
harbor and that IS cents for wheat and 81 for four
were the hest offers that could be had there.
There transactions here to-day but buyers say
thew will give 90 SO cents for such samples
yesterday sold at 81 90 cents. Flour is nominay ST.
Nothing dsing in Corn.
Receipts during the first nineteen days of July for ls4
. and S.
ls43. le43. ls4l.
Wheat, bush l60,6l3 65,94S las coo
Flour, bbls. 60766 1913 $3.50
At Rochester the 22d instant the receipts Of wheat
from the country the past week have been light Buy
in the street, to-day are offering SO cts. Sales of
northern Ohio have been made ESQ., Chicago at 96cs
Flour has been sold to-day for IS 20 to SO, which is
slight advance from yesterdays price, Oats worth
l6 to l7cts.
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$S7,37e,429

Thus charging aduty upon these articles reduced the
free goods to Sase4osss and would have raised the d
table goods to e6667s4 if it had been possible to sell
goods under these terms.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
90 LES ANCIENs oRoYAIENr 9u so,I,I N |


trouvera smas rem6le pour entreten Ia beaute de
la chevelure 81 tout lie monde servait du Baume de
Coumbe de 0ldridge, chez Comstock & Co. 81 court.
landt street. pres de Broadway, ne verra Jama sne
tete chauve nj collet d'hab CONVERT de crasse C
Baume fat croitre les chevsux, previent 10
en la ee propre ournit de Ia sante e de
la vgueur "a circulation ct donne un beau brilliant aux
Cheveux.
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CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE.
JAMES KYLE'S INVENTION

SUITABLE for Banks, Offices. and Store doora where
~ safety required. Persons IN want of first tiec io
hat purpose obtain the ssmo BY applying % HAMMOND
g. cor OF Hudson icfi msr
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Cattle Market.


Sheep and Lambs.
Beeves-Prices ranged from 81 so to So so $575
Suws and Calves sold at prices varying from SIS to S25
$2s 50.
Sheep and Lambs brought prices varying from 81 IS
sa2S So IS for Sheep and 81 25to 50 rs for Lambs.
Foreign Markets.
MATANzAs, July 10, Is4s-ImportsAle, Z. So 4rs So
6rs; Beans lars; Beef mess and prime $9 jerked,
South American Iasrs, sales do New York. ~ lsrs;
Cheese, American, ~; Cider So ars SO 6rs; Fish,
Cod, IS 4rs So, none and much wanted; Haddock "a;
aSte s. H ssrrngs smoked u ss FogT AIsr
Sill ers $l2, sales Lumber Boards, Bath sal, saes
Bangor, $40; Portland, IL SIS; Pitch Pine II sal;
out Of season. Onions, 81 srs So. Oil. sperm sirs;
Whale, 81. Paper wrapping, rs. Potatoes, So
Pork mess and prime Sla; clear sl4 Rice - 6rs.
Wine, Champagne, a SIS.
Export Aguardiente, 10 aSl2 per pipe; Coffee first
quality, So bag; Cd and Sd do dull; Honey
2rs per gallon; Molasses clay cd 4r per 81 gals Musoo
vado do airs, dull Sugars assorted, half white half
brown Ala So; whites dul white alone. u 40; yellow
in good demand at et browns alone, lot; Musco
vado, 81 a 81, with sales.
Exchanges, 80 days sight-London, u a 81 per cent
prem; New York, par; Boston par; New Orleans 2
Freights dali Baltic, Ga fs; Hamburg and Bremen
ga TO- Great Britain, 2s2 10; Cowes and a market in
the Baltic Is Cd; Cowes and market not in the Baltic
TO- United states ID. Coffee, b9c per bag
box Sugar, $l per hogshead Molasses of Ito gallons
shipped, S.
PoscE, r. July 6, lsl4-since my last, we hove had
demand for Sugar and prices have advanced
to So for European markets. and 81 for United States
One thousand hhds will be the extent of cur exports for
this season; 800 Of which intended for Europe
Not exceed 400 hogsheads more oil moasses to go from
here
We have good supply OF American provisions though
the and ground provisions OF the country have
been cut off entirely by the dry weather, the Demand is
still great We have just rain sufficient to encourage
hope for something new, when what usually here call
ed the dry season" has fairly set in.
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Foreign Importations,

HAveE-Ship Iowa-Dr BiItone, France; Messn FitI Ed
NOreaus; Korn, NYork.