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TuE BEST UMBREILAs M AadERlcA.

I THE BEST UMBRELLAS IN AMERICA.
ISAAC SMITH 90 would inform the public, and par.
ticulay their custoerp whom they have bpen unable 70
supply Tor time pss that they am now Uhey thnk)
able % fulfil any order for their Sq g 9n8ag U1byeas,
well known az q Smiths Super Unrre TAI,
They have also hand every variety OF Cotton and Cling
ham Umbrellas, which they will cell low for cash credit
ISAAC SMITH 4 CO., Wholesale Manufacturers,
No 2SS Pearl street. New York.
oct7ly- No. Is Milk street Boston, Mass.
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EEVULOrNDs 44e1le3
The Commsrsfsl Aanssion BnvsleDsa
b EounfNc neither sealing way wsfsn OF lsrsm s79p
~ Watch are imported md ior sis ~ A. xfhzXs.
da.SInsSSSI' 'a~''snw
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"A sh and American Papers, both ruled and plain con.
sanily hand The best Of Engish Blotig Paper, red
sale and retail, by fRg WM w. ROSE,
oct6 v Imuurer of Stationery, 10 Wall II.
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Lamps, Girandoles, Hall Lanterns, and
Chandeliers.

ms HNN UHHHUODCIN.a9U 9IWT0l
DEITz, BROTHERS q Co..,
WASHINGTON STORES, No. I39 William S,yse
RE Manufacturing and have always on hand, full az
IL sorment Of articles In their line, Of the following de
scrpons, which they viii sell at Wholesale retail at low
prices, for cash:
Solar Lamps gill; bronze and svered, in great variety
Suspending Soars, do do A & \,
Bracket Solars do do M VI AA }t4
Solar Chandeliers do do. 2 and lights
Slspending Camphine Lamps
Bracket do do ss .5
Side do do VI ,tt HA l'. tHN
Camphne Chandeliers, 2, 3 and lights
Girandoles-gt svered and bronzed various patterns
Hall Lanterns-varios sizes, with cut stained glass
oct S--tf r.9 ~
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes BIoche.
the Face, Rough Skin, freckles and are tout of sp
rs,n use bottle or two Of DR. TOWNSENDS SA RSAPA
RLA. will cleanse the Blood, remove the Frecklp,
and Botches, and give you animation sparkling eyes flint
spirits, and beautiful cOmplexion-a OF which are Of i'm
mense value to UNMARRIED LADIES
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IN 32l BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
RE daily receiving from tie large Auction Sales an as.
IA sortn,ent Of FANG and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
adapted to the best City Trade and purchased much below
small advance {.
They have also received by the various steamers and
packets, q very general assortment OF RICH FANG y
DRY GOODS to which they invite the attention Of pur;
chasers. In their stock will be found tile N0ureaits Of
Paris and London. 5aiti ls1& IN
They beg leave present their thanks the patronage
literally bestowed upon their establishment and to as.
sure the public that they win strive to secure Continuance
Of confidence and support. BE4
II their purpose extend their already large business
and stimulated by their unexampled THUS far they
are determined 10 leave no honorable Efforts untried To
compah their design. "A considerable amount Of expert.
business has demonstrated 10 their satisfaction that
the only sure method Of obalng and securing large bus
mess Is to have based upon correct principles and thai
toner's they pursungthe ony method Of advancing
their own. oct Sly
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Playing Cards. 1ts
TUE very choicest Of Creh0res whe red and blue star
back eagle Playing Cards. also Merry Andrew, High.
lander and other varieties with every description Of back
together with assortment Of Playing Cards from all the
principal card manufactures In the United States For sale
the very lowest prices and IN any quantity suit pur
ehasers, by CHARLES SMALL, 256 Pearl street,
nj 8 W. next door 10 the u. s. Hotel
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UNITED STATES orFIcER.

Capt G. w Mclean, Member of the Legislature, and
Of the United States Navy has kindly sent the following
certificate. II tells its own story. 1 lsh$
M8 RAILWAY, Jan. %, 1917.
year since was taken with The Influenza, and MY
whole system LEFT in debilitated state. induced 10
try DR. NDpSSARSAPARILLA, and after king
two three bottes was very much relieved and attri
butte II entirely TO the said Sarsapara have continued
taking IT, and find that improve every day. believe il
saved my life and would not be without il under amy con-
sideraion. G. w. MCLEAN.
THE EDITOR
JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor OF the Railway Republic
annpublshed the above certificate and remarksjn ed
trrial follows
n5- The success OF DIR. TOWNSENDS PREPARA.
TON OF SARSAPARlLLA appears to be OF the most
extraordinary character We publish to-day Two certificates
In its BEHALF one from Capt Mclean, of this town. and
from the Rev. Mr. White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known in Railway. Capt Mclean believes the medi.
cine have saved his life, and Mr. White enter
lain an equally strong confidence In Its efficacy Intelligent
men like these would not praise strongly what they did
not fully believe to be deserving.
SCROFULA CURED.
This certificate concusyely proves that this SARsAPA.
RLA has perfect control The most obstinate disease
of the blood Three persons cured in house unpre
cedented !"
THREE CHILDREN @$
DR. TowEsENp-Dtar Sir-l have the pleasure inform
you that three OF my children have been Of the Sro.
fua by the use Of your excellent medicine They
ncted very severely with bad sores taken only four
bottles took item away, ior which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully, d.
ISAAC ". GRAIN, i0s Wooster street
New York, March J. lss7. -'"
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NEW LAW BLANKS.--The new forms Of Law Blanks
for the different Courts Also, Deeds Mortgages Bonds
&c. 1sf4f
Laographie Bianks Checks, Notes. Bills Of Exchange
Drafts Bills Of Ladins, and every description Of Mercantile
Books and Stationery Ledsers, Journals, Day Books,
Cash and Invoice Books, Memorandum and Letter Books
Copying Paper, Copying Inks and Writing Fluids Copying
Presses Gold and Steel PENS Pencil Cases. Foolscap and
Letter Paper, plain and ruled Envelopes and Envelope
Papers, Cash Boxes Letter Racks and sands and every
article OF Stationery needed in or once r
sale by PETER A. MESIER. sst
oct y Lithographer and stsiioner, ~ wsll q
LINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES These who
i wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches win and Il
greatly 10 their advantage 10 call the subscriber who
selling all descriptions Of ns Gold and Silver Watches
retail, lower than any other house In the city.
Fine Gold and Silver English Patent Lever Watches
Do do Detached Lever do
dI & and 1.n y S,, ~ cold op.s oA.
tadisy bracssh riauNstaEa gf'isyitts
Cold Watches = iow a 70 10 sas ssch
Watches and Jswsry exchanged or bought AL Warhse
warransd 70 keep good time or the money rsturnsd-
Wachs Clocks and Jewey repaired n the bss maunsF
and warranted 81 much len than the usual pricee
GEO. c. ALLEN, importer Of Wstchss ~
n Jswplry, Wholesale and IstniL
\ oct III L. 81 Wal q corner cfWl1iam, up aairs
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NEWsYORK AND LIVERPOOL LINE o /,
BACK ET9. @s4s-ft3'sf

The qualities Of the above ships, and the reputation OF
their commanders are well known Everyexefiion wiz DO
made 10 promote comfort Of passengers and the neresa
OF Importers The price Of passage nom New York to L
verpoo s 800. from Liverpool TO New York 10 includ.
ing bedding without Wines Neither the captain
Of these ships will be responsible for any letters
parcels packages, unless regular bills Of adny are aga
I'd therefore al f~f F&&
For freight or passage, apply TO
Oct8-dlyt il7lls II. KERMIT 76 South n.
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FRENCH CHINA.

= nGNOk2 Ok1xxNxAs
ID. g. a ID. HAvILAND,
E4t No. IA JOHN STREET,
IMPORTERS OF PORCELAIN, are receiving goods IN
/ usual assortment, among which IRE:
lS SSS T P,nl ss,s se's' Some very rich
200 pairs Vases for Mantel Ornaments 4tl
600 pairs Rich Coffees r
Card Baskets, Candlescks, DC. Re.
oct sly ist'8 4 gs "a
EXCELSIOR SHIRT n1ANUFACToRY.
N. FINE LINEN AND COT'TON SIfUS1S
ID. w. CANFIELD,
No 2l2 Maiden Lane, near broadway, NV York,
Manufacturer and GentlemeMfs Outhtter.
Shirts warranted to III admirably.
Gentlemen invited TO call oct S-lyd-
Wa &&yk SAMUEL S. PARKER, t
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
EEA THEIRS, MATTRESSES, BEDS, BED.
STEADS AND CHAMBER FUI{NI- IN
TU'RE, SHOWER BATHS, dc.
l56 4 l5S GRERNwcH STREET, s
Corner Of Courtland St, New York.
oct 8-lyd' 8te.gs,
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SCROFuLA CURED.
THREE CHILDREN.

This certificate conclusvey proves that this SARSAPA.
RILA has perfect control the obstinate seases
Of the blood 7hee persons cured in house 10 UMPIRE
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Af* 3SsE.f; En- .s. a. ss.a ~. M b ~
sSs', fl i: %. ss: g: 81 y: 3fi yAAl:;
:;..ss ~ g.. ' :ss. ::s'ss: -: ~. In. =.
brig Rhodes. Lrissy n days from New csssls Eng,
swedish 6F Se!spsnder Oieng from Bremen. May 18th,
Bng Picard (of New Hayen) Bush 10 days from ouss.ts
with 5000 bushels SALT to J Durand x Co.
Brig Abrssa Atkins from Neuvas. July Goth, with sugar
&c 70 Holt Owen lat 20 Ion 70 TO- sroke schr
Brig Manhsa johnson, Is DAYS from Mobile with cotton
60 Hurlbut Co. Sid in company with brig AIabsms
Howard for York 9th inst lat 80 &c. Ion "a spoke brig
Etrurian, ID honrs out hence for B. gua Ia Grande.
Rgg lon Hull; from an Eastern port. with lumber
br ehr - Lawrence Vgno, 10 days from Halifax Bar
schr Agnes Ross, Bruce, 10 day. from Halifax, FISH,
schr Mary Elizabeth Merrill, ia days from Machias with
ssh HoIam Gerard Price, from Baltimore with md.e. to
sch Compliance Crowe from Boston. with mdse to w
,sch Renown. Lowell. from Boston, with mdse. to H
Herrck.
schr w Lawrence Cochran from virginia with water
melons.
schr Richmond. seavey, 10 days from Machas.
Schr Ohio Flower, days from Johnsport.
Schr Branird. Kelley, i6 days FROM Calais lath.
Schr Fashion, Kelly, Boston mdse to w Lewis
Schr Marietta Crowell, Boston, mdse, TO Atkins.
Schr Richa Rush. Crowel Portland. fish.
Schr Cotut Nickerson, Boston,
Schr Leapder, Collins, Boston.
Schr Philadelphia, RACER Boston.
Schr Croton, Chase, Boston
Packet ship Columbia Furbsr. from Liverpool June 6tb
with mdse, TO G II Marshall
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 81.


Cleared.
Queoa Obi Gieles, II John, NIB.
Barks-Shamrock (Br) Person Cork Nelson Place; Eliza
beth, Mowst Cork, r W,nsow Albers Bailey, Liver
pool Elwe Co; 81 Cloud Little Philadelphia John Og
den; Condor Pierce, Portland -
Brgs-Caxon, (Br Dunn, London, Prime, Ward y CO..;
POWER tsp Foue, Lisbon, 6rinne An'ur Co; Frede-
rick FIaus, tSw) Cordes London, Schmidt Bschen Lee
want, Webster Sisal, NesmIlh Wash Tonqnn, Young,
Neuyitas, Holt Owen: Fame, smith, 81 Johns, Nj, Il
Winnietti Roanoke, ID txter, Newbem, NC.
Schrs-Decaratiou. Varna. Barbados, Buck; Osin,
Flint, Liverpool, Ms
Steamship Washington Hewitt from Southampton, July IS,
Ocean Steam Ssvigaton Company Discharged the pilot
spoke ship stcng 20 DAYS from Sav,nnsn, bound TO Liver
pool La 10 ~ " Ion so, spot, packet ship Colnmba from
Liverpool fot New Nork &C Jays Exchanged Signals with
Dutch bark stansnR W. The Washington sailed the
ION INST aud put back o Goals has experienced
continual westerly winds and heavy head swels during the
as.ase most OF the coal beig not suitable for the furnaces
could make sufficient steam
Ship Powh4tan, Stone from Hayre June 7th in ballast TO
Jacob Surget July 18th, Ia, ~ 3 lon spoke bark Nile
from New Oresns 20 Msse.s, 2ldays ifth lat 81 81
on 49, spoke Br ship Lockwood Of COX from New reaus
Liverpool 22d, lat &c 49, lOa 6lk spike brig Adela from
lrcl,nd with passengers, 70 Philadelphia
B ship Charles Chaoner, Vapey, 81 days from Liverpool
TO master. 1856 passengers
b. ship Lveg?cl Wright 50 days from Liverpool, with
Rochester Manson, 10 days from Bath Me- in ballast
Dark Almira Huckens. days from Quay ana PR with su
kan sn1 moissses, TO Chsstelsn X Ponvert
9ris Hiram, Brane. 81 days from Bremen in ballast
'o'O MULLER % passengers
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Foreign Markets.

MONTREAL MARKET, July 27-Flour-Fro the 18th
70 the 18TH Instant fair business done at 27s
2s od iof gooi shipping brands Of ineD and pro-
portionsto rates for the superior aual,t On be INN
tue Engnsn ma arrived the adsces by which had the
effect OF greatly depressing prices sales of inferior
mixed lots OF hne opened at Ills sd lie Cd per Dbl
and Of better qualities 1t for shipment at 2as Cd a3s
I'd per bb; ut the time bbls Welland Canal
Mills -four, from States wheat delivered between tl,c
10th and 30th proximo, we're placed TO fuf previous
contract at 26s per b5 and 2Ss a5s Cd have
freely offered for the same or equal brands without
tempting holders. Indeed during the whole fortnight
but particularly during the last few days II been ex
treely dicult TO purchase -four at the rates Of the
day ms above mentioned owing to the principal holders
having a great extent, withdrawn their good brands
entirely from the market with the view OF taking their
Of future reaction, shipping 10 England on
their own sccouot To-day there has not been trans
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Passengers Arrived.

BREMEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Washlngt0n-
Presly Ewing, Steusrt w Fisk Clere, Jones, Tuck
erman bearer of Dispatches, Rev II Tying Edw Willis,
Herzouy, Aagusle Fay, Thos H Demipg, Cowdep ! 4
ogg b Loomis w Saunders A Street and lady, Mis-
Streets, Mons Leger, IL Char DevIlling,
Hammond WIN Mariner, DR. Clark, Clark, John Simpson,
kev Keeling, McCoskey, I Gibbons, w Gibbons. l.
Bangs and lady, Capt Crawford. RA, II Raynor, Root
ard lady, H Smith Fellows G Stow, Fletcher Harper,
Jun, Harper aud lady Sig Gmanen Sig Beram. Big Car
mona, Huntngford lady and servant, iwseu, Nsss
Austin, Ed Slossen Barker Muller Jackson DURAN,
y Norton Jas Blair. USN, Williams, Hersey Stow
ell Jr, VIM Siade u Kendall, Devereux. Jr Will
e,, Warren: De LUG. Smith. Graham Souhg, te.
Mills VIM cent Mrs Fnc1 Miss Moore Dolores Ss'
Hawley, w w Mersens, Charles schmidt, Bengor, Ncol
Stsuber Behrman, Miss Sudendor ID Tldem an, Paul
Oliver Baron Won Schroeder Miss Theresa Gebhsrdinger
Miss Madeline Steiner Miss Seraphina Won Prensn, Miss
Carolina Prusenbach Barbara Wen mel Sisters Charity
Moritz Wedeles, Charles bue. Miss Werner, Miss Rus
SIM Miss Russin, Baron Won Banner, Wllerein Solo
mon Kohnstamm, karsten, l. Hderbrant, WIN Hauser II
Defendant, Kroueg, II ruard Leniahn, Korber.
Goldman Jungens, Chas MAILER, Miss Caroline Mosse-
burn, Caroline Wmchelhausen, Lowenson and lady, Mrs
Rockensten apd children Schmidt, L Heyman Gre
sena Scheaf Deutsch Henry Clark John Stephens,
HAvRE-sh,p Powharan-w Wetmore, Mr. Bauchaud--
1879 in steerage.
HAMBuRa-Brig Fame-Mad Herwig. Mad Ruckhof and 3
children-78 in steerage.
NEW CAsrLE, Eng-Brig Rhodes w Thompson. lady
and three children.
UuArAMA, K-Bsrk Almira--Mr w Weymon. Mrs
Boyan.
BREMEN-Brg Saamander-s Bausf-sa in s;seage.
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Arrival OF Strangers In New York.
JUL. 30
AMERICAN HorkL.

AMERICAN
E1 sy'S1E Ns% fs f'1s a.
aso SEqsn fo S 0a MISS
%SG T. M sHa M N Yan Gsm esSs
vile Harris B,arss A.ba ma Col N Ghur Hnntd
1dss, hea9y Latin Bennington e Pax
SS ss9% ssse n. and Nj; s.
SS y N.s;sss nv dsE:.l K:| " sl.ns
sssas1; N s1s an s
8 Kendall NJ s M wf
Esv K s~s YS s:an H.y ssis assi
ph ;sSs ii hTsG tansr
tom ). Carter Kentucky, ,rv uorr,
do; w Wym, Porto Rico; H. Frick, PhiIa Mr. Mrs. aad
aS Ms.. Hsa sss"sPs p4'sE 81
Aftha1s KY j. Could c:nn; Fsr UsA; Hill bo::
TOM Geo Stewart Lf FsaSsn,r HOUSE.
81 ns. k Nj: ssl ne rh4s ssi b Hs:ss
saS Mr. slIs ssas ssT Il
sHs M az e.
Lurgh; s. heed,jrr New Orlsan s.
M ssssas sssss TAX f sSS A
ven; Stowe, North Caroline; NJ Tucker. Wethers6ed
Lyman, Wisconsin, IL Gilbert, ST Louis; w Strong. Read
ing; g. and s. Bell New Haysa; r. Richards, Montesl;
Perry, Montreal; Riley do Mr. MRS. ard Mis-. Tallman
Enc land; w Byrne baltimore w cClelau Montreal;
Bancroft Wilmington; A. Bolts, Memphis; Ayes Mis-;
Lyman Spngfed A. Nash. j. Good, Boston; G. Bryan st
Kits; Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers Baltimore.
JUpsoN's HOTEL.
d. Dawson. Northampton; j. Eng smith, New York II
Cakes do: NJ 4. Rose, Hartford; George Meech Alabama;
Pssse Bii.toI; G. Ds%sd New Haven e Whiep us.
New York: L. Robinson, w. Davis A. Baker, D. Andrews.
Web,ter; II. Barnes Boston; Il Reilly Ohlo j. Randolph,
n. o: j. Burglass, Indiana; ID. Arnold, Providence.
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BREMEN AND souTHAMrroN-Seamsh,p Washington-o
Len James os w s:i' A.
ss sis%s a's
fGs as so G Sss' % F s,sn sG.s
s s sa 9ssln5 wssl a % s
Wood Th D' b.esa
Gaoiny-i Bartlett W.liord jas Lsnaox -i9 Godfrey,
rs.Sn Bass1 ssae
do' Hssess G%s. ssee aess :.
1ls curtis co., s.odda, ~ Loys,iag- FsllGws ysa
i,s% Ss &;ss s; Perm. PFsaIsS H
yHs eShsns esS Dtyi Fair
co. Davis F;jSed So.i NEVIS ecTl GsS Gissqs
soafsS dys%Os sS.1s Stewart eoI ToSnssna
ssegs: Gss SeGs fs;ss
ts e?'
ss.5i s'f 6i%s: INV VIII
s s% s6 Fs Ys s; sss,
{ I FepP."i Msske. Pl.is seSo GT,asni9a {
sSi F.s1s va .d.
Mest, fs sa s,S
.s,Hi Ssd S.is3 baS;s ks..iS G.s
Wallertein2F T6or.pecken& COZ Thorspecken CO.
2Dorrc scbuchardt--l T. T Poppe-3 SKohnsnaer-s 9
kleet-l II Boker-2 P.rson--l Hugees. Ward col d
Micr.7 Schuchart tavrc--i Schmidt & Andrae-3 Leh-
naer Br,si Kohraat Bros-o cases Thorpccker col
Bcchel Dryer-l Bore Schuchardt-l A Rossirc &
II Gsnique-5 k.ssler co.. Muller Spies, Crist
cod Schmidt And,ae-3 Ely Il Harrisonl6 bales Iard
co.. Brady c0-26 w Won Sent COT Mecke Plate
10 Reimer & Neche-2 Spies. CIs col Bore Schu'
Dsmb-rmnn co.. n fa.er-a Schroeder ( switssr~i
5eiaS ss.s II feyseI@ak Leopold COL Hoo.s Vi
Bnghau.er-3 D. kie-i I Uru.eptha-3 Wolf & Rotten.
beg-i Mainland, Phelpa col kohlsaat Bros-2 F Kor-
hint Loeseh,gk 4 Wesendonct- i Glem-l Boring &
Wippe-2 wcsles e. Mcyer-2 Patton Il cog Mortimer x
nett col Moran IseIip-4 Patton co.'s Teteral Blair
10 Lane hanson col Perrot-i Baker COL Nil.
ton, Cuslman x col Spaulding Thoma, Xsil-3 T M
Clark West.i Broth Bradish Baker2s cases order.
HAMDuna-Brie Fame-SO casks a H. Wtte-l ease 3
casks Fische Son-2 Mr. Stsde Bsock-8 cks box
Wiaerhof. Piper KarokI box Beck Kunhardti case
Is bbls order
New CAsrLE-Br brig Rhodes92 chaldrons coal Barclay
lyiogs,on-2So bbls Meyer sonsI33o cases Moor
Colgate46 casks Grant, Daniel &co9 chains squire
90 chs q Moorwood-25 casks IL grudstones order
ST OuaTArIA-Bng Picard-ii tierces . bbs hhds
molasses Foulke X Son.
IiuAyAMa PR-Bark Almira37 hhds sugar CO cks molss
ses Chastelan Ponver2 casks bay water Awater Null
ford.
NEuvITAs-Brg Abasia-2i7 hhds ties bbls sugar Holt
Owen3o mahogany 81 tons fustc Harmony, Nephews
SEQ.
Domestic lmportati0ns.
MoBLE-Brg Msnhattan-03 bales o Talt-i3 do j
Tallman-67 do Deinger52 Cahoone Kenney * co--30
cO--306 10 ordc
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:;:cs -: - ss R. ,s's:ss 3: Z: :s::
Ssss = Us sssS wv y xsis.' ST.: .sss
&c. Ysalsy va placed - price no. sowsS y ~ y
the Same time, Is Cd was ostred and refused for :
parcel Of middling y. C. mixed"-os being asked ~
Ashes having been in good demand have steadily and
gradually advanced from o5s Sd ass Cd to zoe % s
per ss ana T. rs .sH1 ,oS
are steady at our quotations, wilh OUT i,.ue uns'
f v ~ g. 3D. g. Cd Der bbl
v vessels here higher rates are now asked AT the
rame time, considerable engasemsnts have been made
sent owing the shallowness OF the water IN Lake st.
eter 5 Cd 6s Cd per Dbl from here and an advance
Of "a ID ner bbl asked the latter rate by the
same and other vessels Exchange has been heavy and
continues be negotiated with difficulty, although the
supply is not larger than usual The rates at 81
prem Ifor merchants 80 days bills, and " per cent
higher 60 day bsbank bills being steady at per
cent prem Stocks-Montrea Bank is enquirsd for and
would command shade over quotations. City Bank
Is somewhat depressed and has been forced of dis
count Of per cent There Is good deal Of it Offering
quoted in our table Mining shares attracting much
attention owing the favorable adyices lately received
also to the near prospect Of charters being obtained
the principal companies, with clause limiting the liza
biity OF shareholders to the amount of their respec
tive shares. The shares of the Montreal Mining Com
pany have changed hands to large extent upwards
OF $4,000 shares, ut $2z - per share but the market
ton is with dit,culty obtained The British American
Company better known the Princes) has risen from
So to $2 per SHARE at which considerable quantity
has recently changed HANDS. Railways-Lschine stock
is Offering freely at par by parties who find 1t inconve
nient to lock up money ut the present moment Other
lines steady ut quotations, with nothing doing
Statement Of produce received downwards by the La
ckne Canal and Rapids since the opening of the navi
CATION to the 27th inst vizFlour 249 bbls beef
and pork lA3l9 bbs butter l0s bbls and 1896 kegs;
wheat 600 59l bushels Statement Of produce forward
ed to Quebec, from the port Of Montreal by the differ
and barges since the opening Of the navi
CATION until the 25th June-Fiour, 1882 bps. The
following only made up to the 10th JuneAshes ola
bbls pork 1913 do butter 276 kegs beef 262 barrels
wheat, $4,000 minots.
Flour and wheat shipped to the following places from
the opening OF the navigation until the 18th July lSa6
and 1917
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IssAs Aaull yth sssa - Nh IL. sass sssshsns
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SAME July z-A bai: :' oI ts%wsif Phillips. New
T1sr July s.oG Como e. New Yort from Cantor.
snisLo.: July sid. Ksa.ason Barter Boston
TWs. Js aas Ss:.A Iassss Yf
Home Ports.
BosroN July bark Morgan. Dix, Hamilton, Mopts-
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iane,ro Aibs BsaI.e Tnid.d Curacao. Higgins.
sd1 sO Bsl%c1s so Clifford csasry
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NYork Sid ships 0rotps, Oceagus; barks Wagam. Qloi
p Sys AssT Ro5 FS'eif Oak 'si
'Hs pisssss Hs.!{ ship Elise. wsmus
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Sarah Merrill s.. "a
SsPss sanford Vera cIun .ehr John Ailyne Perry New
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s az i15 salem y L%eA ar Salem '0r
FALL RIVER July 2i-Ar schr Canton Dghon for Philad
franklin, Burge., York; N FoL Phad Il Borden. and
r w Thorne York; Mt Hope Taunton for NYork Goth,
sehr President phad Sid S., seh5s spIsndid do Maria.
Ann Delaware and Ann T Whppe. Philad; cath, Planet
Flash aud VIM Wright Phlad; Gen Scott and Lady Suffolk
Virginia -
HYANNs, July 27In port, sehrs NJ NJ Klots Chase and
Splendd, Crowe fin NYork for Boston; Gen Clinch Hal
90 1 8 SB si sS Compliance Marietta
NOssolx July ss"Am br,s Henry Woods, Chsmbe,sue.
Liverpool schrs w Kempton Osborn, New York; Adrian,
Wapos. Suffolk, Berry Boson Staten Issnder Wood
nsr Fall Rver Exchange; Sweet NYork N Ann Caee, do;
passed through the Roads this morning and went up
France Jane Norris from baltimore bound to West Indies
anchored in the Roads this morning Cid ship Rob Roy
does.
" Bourne, Philad; Ellen Rodman, NYork.
PORTLAND, July 28-Arr schr Pilot, Jordan Cardenas
PRovIpEncE July 28Arr schr Union Bangs, Phila soop
Radiant Dayton, N York Sid schrs Shenandoah, Worth,
Phla; Diadem, Black, DO; Melville. Sawyer.