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Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13
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TVNAKE this opportunity to offer to the people of
Brattleboro and vicinity their sincere thanks for
the unexpected and liberal patronage extended to them
at their old stand, and would respectfully solicit con-
tinuance of the same at their NEW STORE, Main st.
South of the Bridge where we are receiving and open
ing great variety of
Goods OF every Description.
DRY OODS-English, French and American Prints,
atest styles
Scotch and American Ginghams, Silk finished do,
Mourning do;
NJ De LANES; Twlled Cashmercs;
silk and Cotton Warp Alpacas; Lustred do;
Madona Stripes and Plaids Hermann Stripes, &c
SHAWLs- Some and beautiful patterns, and at
very low prices,
Ladies' Worsed Cravats, Gloves and Hosiery Colored
Cotton Table Covers, Brown Linen do, Damask
do, Scotch and Russia Diaper &c.
COTTON GOODS-Brown aud Beached Sheeting,
Shifting, Denim, Drilling, &c,
~ 1t eIeecdingiy loo rates s1
Household Articles.
Crockerv Glass and Stone Ware, Table Cutlery, Sad
Irons, busting Brushes, Mats, &c, &c.
West India Goods and Groceries.
Having made an extensive addition TO our former
stock we hatter ourselves that meet the wants
of any who may favor with a call.
SUGARs,-numerous quantities.
TEAS, Of as good quality and flavor, and at as low
/ prices can be found.
MoLAssEs, Syrup, Coffee, Spices, Butter, Cheese
Lard, Pork, Dry Fish, Maekerel, Salmon Table
Salt, Il Island do, Liverpool do,
And in fact Groceries of all kinds in large OF sinai
quantities.
~ The above Goods we offer for Cash or goo'
Produce low as can be bought in Windham County,
N0y. l6, 1913.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13
HAT RRALDERs
WEST INDIA GOODS
And best Family Groceries at whole
sale and retail,

w GSE 4NOAA GOUOS
And best Family Groceries at whole
sale and retail,
BY j. w. FROST, NO. 8 GRANITE ROW, OP-
POSlTE TIE STAGE HOUSE.
lie has just received from New York and Boston,
10 Tlhds. Brown Sugar, all kinds
10 Brls. White Sugar
Ilhds. Molasscs aud Syrups
40 Chests Green and Black Teas;
10 Bags Coffee roasted and ground do
Spices of all kinds
Is Boxes best Tobacco
10 Brls Sperm and Whale Oil
II Boxes White and Brown Soaps
10 Boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
Lorrillards Maccoboy Scotch and Rape Snuff
Fish, all kinds ; Salt, all kinds
Nails Glass
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Sauces, Pickles, Extracts, &c.
Cordagc, Mats, and Wooden Ware
Stone Ware all kinds, &c, &c.
Making the largest and best assortment to be found
in the country, and will be sold low in exchange for
Cash most kinds of Produce
Orders from adjoining towns promptly answered,
and Goods delivered at any part of the village.
Oct. O. tf1
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13
DONNAVAN'S GREAT SERIAL
A N0RAMA OF MEXICO.

DONNAVAN'S GREAT SERIAL
PANORAMA OF MEXICO,
Occupying $1,000 feet of Canvas.
ENXIlIBITlNG the Scenery, Cities & Battle Fields
1A on the respective routes pursued by the Amer
can Army, from Corpus Christi to Buena Vista, and
thence TO Valadolid-and from Vera Cruz to the City
of Mexico, line of country
Over 5000 Miles in Extent!
This stupendous PAINTING, to which the Press and
the People have already accorded the merit of being
the most comprehensive and beautiful Panorama ever
oNH'O''eu III boston, is now ON exhibition at
$50 - 1 Q N HALL,
Corner Of Boy'StoR and Washington Streets, Boston,
EVERY EVENING, and on every Wednesday and
Saturday AFTERNooN, at o'clock
Captain DONNAVAN, Author of "Advcntures in
Mexico, and for seven months prisoner, during the
recent war; will be present to explain the picture and
during the exhibitions will relate many incidents of
the war, Mexican life, manners, &c.
Tickets % cents. Liberal arrangements made with
Parties and Schools. Exhibitions given to parties
from the country at an hours notice.
II For particulars see bills of the day. 3m5l
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13
MONTHLY BULLETIN No. n.
The Graefenberg Company

The Graefenberg Company
<NpSNe-NQiSN llEREBY give notice that
x So 60 their .Ncte EngioBd Branch is
~ Il lsSA II Nm established at 154 Washington
ri NsA - ~ - street, Boston, the Secretary Of
S.Sst sE..fy Y fls which is Mr. EDw1N c. BARSEs,
4 %Esk rs fss4sta who is prepared to appoint A.
\ \ P{E.ssT I gents for the sale of their ccc-
\ \ sssGSet4t~&l/ ! brated MEDICINES.
" Ekf#sA I ! Application should be made
\llnrN[<e(/ either personally, or by mail,
XIV wv post paid.
The GraefnJerr Series Of Ncdicines consists Of the
following prcparaiionsto which public attention is
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS,
which are mconccivably superior to any ever before
discovered. All Chronic Diseases, Bilious and Bo're
ComPioints, Cons9mpton, Dyspepsia, ferer aid 4g"f'
Hcaddchc Jaunaicc, Ljrcr Complaints, Rheumatism,
all Stomach Complaints, Green Sickness Sc. &C. yield
at once to these Pills. They purge away offensive
humors the progress of disease and at the same
time tone and ygor TO the system. In cases
Of general arrangement of the health, they are sovE-
REIGN. Price % cents per box.
THE GRAEFENBERG CHILDRENS PANA-
CEA-1his is a medicine which should be in every
family. In all diseases to which children and youth
are subject and for Summer Complaints DyScntery,
and all other affections of the stomach and bowels, it
is nfallibe. Price 30 cents bottle
Tlfc GREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE ONT
MENT.-This is an Indian remedy, the receipt for
which obtained by of the early settlers of Yer
mont from the Indians. II is invaluable dressing
Tor Burns amt Scd0S, and by ITS use all bruises ana
fresh cut wounds cured with great rapdity Price
% and 50 cents a box.
The GRAEFENBERG sARsAPARILLA COM
POUND.-This unequaed extract is UNNECESSARILY
superior TO any Sarsaparita preparation offered
to theNpublc 'One bottle of it is warranted to make
two quarts Of the strength ordinarily sold Price
dollar a bottle.
THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION, which,
for disorders Of the Eyes, has equal for violent
inflammation, weakness foreign substances in the
Eye, it is positive and speedy Price % cents
a bottle.
THE GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS.-
These Bitters stimulate the stomach promote tardy
digestion, mpar tone and elasticity to the feeble body
and exert their salutary energies with surprising
pidity. Price % cents package
'Tho Hestern Uorid,' published by the Company for
distribution TO their patrons, may be had application
to any one of their numerous Agents.
Ev'Appicatons for agencies and all orders, should
be addressed to EDWIN G. BARNES, Secretary of the
New England Branch, l54 Washington ST. Boston
a. These Medicines for sale by Dutton x Clark,
Brattleboro; II. Birchard, Dummerston p. r.. Chand-
Ter & Co., Puney Geo. w. Daniels, Westminster :;
f. w Hunt, Hinsdale Campbell & Smith, Saxton S
River; Nichols & Watkins, b. Falls J. F Wethcr-
bee, Charlestown, n H.. Mudgctt lIigbee q Newell,
Newport, n. II. %
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13
NOTICE.

TENHE Stockholders of the Connecticut River Bridge
l. hereby notified and warned to meet at the
dwelling house Of Asa Sherwin in Hinsdae, on Mon
day the LIST day of January next at two clock T. NJ
for the choice of officers for the year ensuing. Also,
to transact any other business that may legally come
before said meeting. BY order of the Directors,
HENRY CLARK, Acting Clerk.
Brattleboro, Dec. II, 1913. 9
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13
NOTICE.

DROKE into the enclosure of the subscriber, Octo-
ID her 20, a COW, supposed to be nine or ten years
old. The owner of said Cow is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take her away
ASA WORDEN Jr
Newiane, Nov IA, 1545 %
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13
NOTICE.

A LII persons wishing to purchase tickets TO cross
~ the Connecticut River Bridge the year ensuing,
requested to call DIR. Chas Chaplin, Treasurer
of the Corporation at the dwelling house of Asa Sher-
win in Hinsdale, Saturday the 30th day of Decem-
Der instant where he win attend TO the issuing of the
same A punctual attendance is requested.
By order Of the President,
HENRY CLARK, Acting Clerk.
Braticboro, Dee II, 1918.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13
Wool Carding.

TIME Wool Carding business win be promptly at
l. tended to at the establishment of Messrs HINES,
NEwMAN 81 Co. ~ No credit given.
4fso-Cloth Dressed at the Wooden Factory, on
short notice i. A. WHEELER
Bratteboro, June 90, 1913 E36
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13
commissioners Notice.

VETE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the District of Marlborough,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the Estate
of J ed d iah Ashcraft, late oil ouu
ford deceased and also all claims and demands eN-
hibed in offset thereto and six months from the 10Th
dav of November inst being allowed for that purpose
do hereby give notice that we will attend to tile duties
of our appointment at the late dwelling house OF said
deceased in Guilford the last Mondays OF January
and April next from ten of the clock A. NJ TO four OF
the clock p Nj on each of said days.
ABEL WEATHERHEAD,
WARD BULLOCK, Com RS.
BARNARD LYNDE,
Gnillnrd Nov. 80. lS4S.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13
NOTICE.

Z HEREBY GIVE NoTIcE that have given my son
L SIMON WINSLOW MYERS, minor, his time
TO act for himself shall exact Of his wages nor
pay any debts of his contracting after this date.
SIMON MYERS.
Readsboro', Nov. 81, 1913.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13

They have them cheaper than "he eheapest.' Call and
see their best
NJ P. r. SUGAR, 16 lbs. for 81 90. ii
6 hhds Muscavado and n. o. Sugar, very cheap;
8 brls Crushed and Powdered do
6 hhds P. r. and n o. Molasses;
3 brls Pure Sperm and Winter Whale Oil
10 chests more Of those best Young Tyson Teas,
warranted good
8 chests Ningyong and Souchong Teas, do do;
10 Bags Rio and Old Java Coffee
IS Boxes Raisns, (new fruit) Cask Raisins, Rice,
Tapioca, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Ginger, Pr
mento, Pepper, &c.
$50 brls. Extra Gencsce FLOUR, just received, and
warranted equal to the best.
300 hush. #. l. and Rock Salt;
100 bags Ground Rock Salt
Also every other article desirable in the Grocery line
can be obtained by application TO
NO. 3 GRANITE ROW.
Given under our-hand, this 18th day Of November
a. ID. lS4S WHEELER IL PRATT
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13

Washington, North Carolina.
Mr. Fowe-Dear Sir: Mr. Hervey Hill whose certificate
given below of respectable and honest far
mers and his wife enjoys good health
Very respectfully yours, WIN. A. SHAW, M. d.
Beaufort County, n. C.. Chocowiniiy, near
Washington, 18th August, 1871
The undersigned feeling grateful for the relief afforded by
the use of Dr. Wsar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, deems that
il but of justice say, that bit for The Of that
rauabe remedy, his wife long afflicted with what she and all
others considered Consumption, would have probably been
ere this in her grave But all the dangerous and unpleasant
ympoms have been removed by the of few bottles and
We now attends 10 her daily avocalions as usual.
- HERVEY HILL.
Nsse genuine nplsss signed / BUTTS the wrapper.
fTrce one dollar per bottle, six bottles for 50.
For sale by BUTTON g. CLARK, Bratleboro, and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13

Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
TUST received by the subscriber, the largest assort-
y ment of BOOTS and SHOES he has ever offered
in this place. They were bought for cash and Will be
sold low for the same or approved credit
PERRIN SIMONDS
Brattleboro, Oct, "a, 1913. w
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13
$4,000 worth of New Goods
q. z THE LOW PRICE STORE!

TENlIE Subscribers have Just received from New ork
| 4 the largest aud most desirable stock of ID r Y
G ID $ offered in Bratttlcboro all of which
will be sold at unparalleled
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13
Ladies' National Magazine,

V. b. PALMER No Congress street, Boston, is Adver-
Using Agent for the W. C. Democrat.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13

Without HEALTH, this acorld's a raLe Of tears.
DIR. f.. l.. SOULS
SOVEREIGN BALM PILL.
THIS article has secured for itself extensive reputation
for its highly vegetable and remedial properties in the follow
ing list of diseases namely Nervous Debility Female Com
plants, Bilious Complaints, Liver Affections, Dyspepsia
Colds Coughs Influenza Piles, Scroulous iumors, Cosve
ness Headache &c. r. BAYLY, travelling Agent
Rhinebeck Duchess County, n. Y.
JosErH SrEEN, General Agent for Brattleboro 3ml6
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Worthy of Notice,

Brattleboro, Dec -, ls4s.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1848-12-13
and by the following Agents.

For sale by Duton & Clark, and Joseph Sleen BacboToj
NJ Whitfield. Vernon; A. Duukee West BTalteboIoj W.
Gorlam Wilmington; Cone & Winchester, Marlhoro;-
Nichols and Watkins. Follows Fails. 4Mb
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travelling together. Their interior finish is such as
shows that expense has b.cn spared, whilst they
are furnished with rich mahogany furniture, Brns-
sells carpets, &c, in style of sumptuous elegance
which we have never seen equaled in hotel, and
rarely surpassed by private municcnce. Each of
these rooms open on passage running the whole
length of the building, terminating at one end with
staircase leading TO the main hall of the hotel on Cal
street, and at the other with the entrance from
St. Paul's street.
The whole Of the addition has not, however, been
devoted 10 hotel purposes; the corner fronting on ST.
Pauls and Fayette streets, having been constructed
for the residence fonc Of the propreors Of the hotel
suite of twelve elegant and spacious rooms, cxclu-
sive Of the kitchen and offices, which on the
ground floor, have here been provdcd the arrange
ment and finish Of which most satisfactory,
Astounding in all the convenences and elcgancics of
modern private dwelling.
Another most important improvement which has
been made is the putting up OF one Of "Jackson's
patent AnnuncatorS,' by means of which the formid
able array of bells heretofore necessary in hotels,
is done away with, the Anuunciator showing with
unerring accuracy in what particular room in the
house the presence Of servant is required.
The mprov cmcnts and alterations throughout have
been made in the subst and finished style,
and reflect credit the lbcraty of the propretors
of the hotel, under whose direction they have been
exeCutcd-AmeTiCdn
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COAST WISE.

Boston, Bark Laurence.
Rum 81 brls, Wilmington & Eastman; almonds sc
trails, order; boots and shoes SOD cases, dom site,
1000 bales aud cases, other mdze 500 pkgs, sundry
persons.
Nep York-Brig Nancy.
Ballast. Hay 260 bales, order.
Nep York-.Sch. NJ ria
Brandy 81 or pipes aud 40 brls, l. Thomson & Co;
cheese 65 bxs, S Iurlbut; 50 do + jerks; brand
hf and 10 or csks. J F Strohm & Co; mrizc brS,
Elder, Gclsion & Coz gunny bags II bdls, lemons 90
bxs, almonds 30 bales wine 300 bXs aud bsks, mdZc
200 pkgs, order
Nem York-Srh. Plato.
Mdze 40 cases, Miller & Mathew; flour 100 brls,
Reynolds & Smith: ale hhds, L Wal~h; starch 40
bxs Butts. Pickrcll Co; hides 300, ndzc 2Jl pkgs,
Philadelahia-!Sch RainJo,r.
Domestic liquor ! 81 brls, Walters Harvey; hides
600, mdz. 1871 pkgs, order.
Nelr Orleans-BQrk Louisa.
Molasscs 100 brs, Henderson & Co; seed II brls,
r Sinclair & Co; sugar l5 brls, l. Cuttings; cotton
81 bales, Reynolds & Smith; mdzc bxs brls, w
G Harrison; whislcy 80 brls, Wilson, Kelly Co;
castor oil brs, Kelly, Ball K Co; molasses SO do,
II Peasants; potatoes ! hid pecan nuts ! brl,
Rely & Pendlcton; cotton 5S bales, Fisher; bacon
90 csks beef 1903 br lard IS tres pecan nuts 20 brs
tobacco % hhdS hides 81 bds, cotton IS bales, mdzc
IA tres and csks and , brls, sundry persons.
Netc Orleans-Bark KWkw0od.
Sugar rs hhds 10 brs, molasses l04 do, w G Har
rison; sugar 20 hhds, II Mankin; whiskey 50 brls
Wilson, Kelly & Co; lard 23l kegs, Love, Martin
6 Co; bacon IS csks, Elder, Geston s. Co; 40 do,
orders 90 do, pork 40 brls, lard % tres, skins 81
csks, cotton bales, moasscs los brls, sundry per-
sons
Franklin, (La.)-Sch. 4. X. Hry.
Sugar I43 hhds, molasses $50 brs S Huribut & Co;
Attakaoas (Ln.) Sch Sovereign.
Sugar us hhds, molasscs 81 brls, S Iiurbut Co.
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Missouri Hemp.-Thc Western (Mo.) Frontier
Journal "The new Hemp crop of Platte county
is said to exceed the crop Of last year in quantity
but is regarded inferior in quality. In parts
of the county especially east of Platte river, it is
considerably below average in length. 1t will
therefore be incumbent the farmers TO handle their
hemp with more than ordinary care"
The same paper, in urging upon hemp growers the
importance of greater attention to the preparation of
this staple,
"Mssouri hemp, when well cleaned is superior to
Kentucky hemp; and in the Louisville market will
sell it at least five dollars per ton. letter from
a Kentucky manufacturer, lately received here,
states that all the Missouri hemp is below the Ken
lucky, as to cleanness.'
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VIM. 81 III. MskIM,

f constantly ON hand, and offer for sale on
4 Il liberal terms, the following articles, viz:
BAR IRON, Of superior quality. and OF various
say fiat bars TO u inches wide by to
inch thick; square and round bars, 10 in diam.
ctcr.
BOILER PLATES OF hest Charcoal and pud-
Piled Iron. mad" to any size ard pattern manufae-
turcd by the Baliiu Cit, Rolling Mill.
SHEATHING COPPER. a full assortment, from
a to 36 or. Also. Copper aud Composition Nails
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, "MuNTz''
PATENT E>oLsH SHEATHING MErAL-the we'll
known reputation Of this article, and its uperorty
any other manufactured, entities il to
a constant supply received direct from England.
ZINC" MosscIman'," Sheet Zinc We are
receiving direct from the manufacturers in Bel
GUM, full assortment Of this superior article.
COPPER INGOTS.-Rsfned Copper Ingots OF
best quality. manufactured by the Baltimore and
Cuba Smelling and Mining Company. iy %
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S3S,253,694 81

This statement shows balance in the Treasury,
on the Both June, lS49 of So ,S53 ST. and bal
ance in the Treasury, on the Both June, 1901, oil
s. ,040, 542.ll. In the estimated expenditures Tor
the year ending Both of June, 1850, are included
balances appropriations amounting to ) 55 2s;
a considerable portion of which may not be required
Unless new and extraordinary expenditures are au
tborizcd by Congress, further loans will be re-
quircd, and the public debt may be reduced.
The whole net revenue for duties during the entire
pcrod of four years and three months of the opera
ton of the tariff of 1912 (per table D twas lOl ,55f
653 IL, being an annual average of 1923, $50 DOS 80
The net revenue received from the tariff OF 1916
during its entire operation firm list OF December,
1916, to 30th of September lSis, (per table f., was
50 God 563 49, or an average Of O,9O2, 4S92S per
annum, being an average of S7,O07 ,2S096 more per
annum under the tariff of 1916 than was raised under
the tariff of 1872 The net revenue for the hrs s-
cal year under the tariff of lSi6,was 80,
(beng ISL 90 than the estimate OF this de-
nartmenU and this amount would go on augmenting
every year under this act. with favorable state oil
foreign commerce and industry, in ratio at least as
great as the increase of population. As the high
duties under the OF 1912 were rapidly substitute
ing the domestic articles and excluding the foreign
rival the revenue must have declined.
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give no hopes Of any export demand from there both
places being largely supplied. We can therefore
only hope Tor an Improvement here should importa-
tions fall off very onsidcrably-should they con-
tlnue II will be difficult to maintain present quota
tons.
Domestics still in excessive supply, and sales
can only be made at very losing prices Quotations
quite nominal at 1885 rs for brown drills, 260 blue
do l65 RS. 80 inch sheetngs 205 for bale stripes.
Candes-The heavy stocks in second hands have
prevented any improvcment-the last sales have
been at SO0aS20 according to assortment. as arc
quite unsaleable, and should never be sent.
Sales of Rosin at $1,000 Spirits Turpentine, l65a
ITO RS. per Id. Salt, 500 RS. Goals, l2a3per ton.
Beeswax, 500 RS. Russia Cordage, 33I. Manila
35l; Coiar, NV. Pitch, $1,000. Beet, 2oq26I !:
Tobacco, suitable for Cigars, l2IaI5I, ordinary I'M
saleablc. Plug do 1875 RS. in bond.
Coffee had begun to arrive abundantly, but was
suddenly checked by rainy weather, which continued
through the greater part of the month. The demand
was brisk at advancing prices, and stocks were
duced TO l0dl6,000 bags, mostly ordinary. The
quotations 2700a2 900 for SUPERIOR, 55Oa2 $50
for good first. The weather has been fine for few
days, and if il continues the market will be better
supplied in few weeks. Supporters, however, will
continue to be and rule high, the proportion
being much less than usual, and the whole crop will
prove short of last year.
The export of Coffee in October, lS2, 1868 bags
of which 80 SOB bags went to the United States.
Hdes-The transactions have been 10 a moderate
extent at l3Oal35 for River Plate light lots of
which very few of good quality remain; Rio Grande
held at 40 RS. Whole stock, $4,000.
Freights have been exceedingly dull, the prevail
ing rate TO the United States being 40d50 C. Many
vessels still unengaged and some are ON dcmur-
rage. To Europe, freights are very low, 35a5Os.
Besides large number of English, there are about
so vessels of the North of Europe flags waiting the
decision of the Danish question.
Exchange has ruled very steady at 24d. varying
only terms Gosh to 40 and As do credit. Specie
has declined and large shipments have been made to
Europe. Doub's 3lD200, Dolls 2Ia20 30.
P. S. Nov. nh.-Our market for Flour is COM
plecly paralyzcd. prices quite nominal, and no
sales to report The arrivals of Coffee continue very
limited, and prices in instances higher. Large
sales of Hides at 40 rls, and the few remaining
held for higher prices. Freghts to u s., 45G5O,
upward. Nothing later from the South.