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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15
MOVING THE CROPS.
TO TIE EDITOR or THB HERALD.

notice that the newspa are discussing the question
how shall tho vast products OF the West be brought 70 The
seaboard3 appears 70 me that there can be no dl,uly
In doing bis long ~ the flour, grain, &c, will COM
msnd the cash It's arrival here Lea the producers or
country merchants dispense with The middle men, er.
ohsnts and specuors on route md ship produce
directly n their creditors hero, Who will willingly pay
freight and charges receipt convert the artcies uo
receive Il for epurcbsses Flour and grain have II len,
and many hundred thousand barrels OF good family 1our
osn sold by retail ut from IS 80 to 50 per brrel-cAsh
IN gold n requredl Pork, boef and oax must doone
before sales be effected II Is morkery To talk OF hard
times while oats selling ut from 6bc 90, busho
ty the bad, and pork commands $33 $2t per BARREL
With full supplies Of both la the country Farmers and
country send to New York your our your
wheat your ana your OATS aud yoc viii nnd no lack
Of either purchase or gold. FREE TRADE
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ILLINOIS.
1LL1NU1S.
CONDITION OF rHH BANKS OF ILLINOIS.
h. n. NJ

From the Chicago Demoo as, On121
We are grasned 10 learn that call has been made upon
the banks OF this state In which there deficit Of stocks
70 secure the circulation, put up additions securites
This 10 move which must have the most beneficial ef-
cs upon the currency Of 6aAe which should BIO kept
good n oil hazard.
Al present, VIII be seem that In number Of banks
there II already large Of securities deposited with
the Auditor These banks, themselves, ~ well ~ the
win tend 70 ves public confidence In them and thus place
them Q solid foundation
We trust the other banks viii 1t onoe respond TO the
Auditor.
The following statsment Of the condition or all the
banks In the State, regards circulation and stocks
deposited 70 lecul the same.
If the Bank Commissioners use this power Of call
promptly and the law Of the last session. known Dun
hams law ID risidy enforced, think the bill holders OF
the banks Of this STATE lose nothing, though tho
banks suspend speci payments
We have II from the most reliable sources that all
State banks will promptly comply with the call made upon
them.
YALuH OF aHCuRIrIKa AND AMOUNT OF CIRouLA-
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MISSOURI.
CONDITION ov THE ST. LOUIS BANKS
IRON The n Louis Republican, Oct l21

Prom The " Louis Republican, Oct ~
"Currency" matters have become more settled. Az
sorted bills or Ohio indiana Kentucky and EASTERN banks
taken they were before The panic BY the grocers
and dry goods Dealers Wholesale and retail Tho notes Of
such anks Of Illinois have not been pub IDLY dscred
lied, received Il discount Of Ten per cent In
charge for gold, have heard Of taDsaotions where
the discount the papor drs named hes been per cent,
and the ask frem IL 70 Is Local trade Ia therefore
great deal Easier. Ana exchange II mado by means OF
currency invested In produce 70 extent which some
relief There the last half OF the week the dead
lock which had compile oily stopped the wheels Of trade
for week or two before
The weekly statements Of The banks Of This city osm-
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ITEMS TOUCHING TIE TINES.


Inc Albany EsTrss 'ays-We have received despatch
from Troy Announcing that the bills OF the Bank OF Old
Ears&cgA were received by the banks OF that city.
Father Lemon, priest OF s. Mays Catholic church In
Nowburyport, Mars has advhed hi people 70 leave
Tho example worthy Of being followed in other places.
The Richmond, Va, Dspatch says;-Hsrs the tobacco
manufacturing operations have been greatly curtaled and
Tobacco sccepancss returning and tobacco agents
here soliciting an extension OF time from the banks. The
suspension OF Northern tobacco houses has been almost
universal Further Houth embaT sassmsoa growing
out of tho financial disruption q tho North In the sAgna
tion Of business.
The Troy DAILY Budget says that has been recently
discovered that Quin M,Kesg, firm doing business mp
town In the manu- acture Of CHAIRS have committed forge
ries the amount or about 81 200 They have suddenly
sloped.
The Oswego Times publishes the folio wing speono for
preventing . I" run" upon . bAnk:-N waa iumorod on
Monday last that run" would probably be made upon
The Saips Bank whereupon = cro~t Of salt pointers
gathered around The doc OF the insttuon threatening
personal ohastsement and riding raip !, all who
attempted 70 embMrNs he bank. The wss not made.
party OF and have for the past two weeks
been eggng for Sll 900 worth OF gold and jewelry, At
savn Ro r. Ne Haven Of which itinefant clair
voysnt informei Thorn had been stolen some forty
years ego and buried there. They have already dug .
space large enough for cellar to meeting house, OF
course without nndipg any trace o. gold Some Of he
fools are still living
The Rome Seinel ssys-rhe stockholders Of the Oneida
Central Bank held meeting ruesfsy AMI resolved 70
Stand by the bank through thick and thin, and voted 70
rAse per tho OF the stock for A caseB
OF emergency
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eRsnenK RIVER BANK.
gprrsss Rvrp BAsK,
IaAr

eRspenK RIvKR RANK
grFsss RTvrs BAsK,
Mr. MosRe, 05t, q, 1851
In youy list n suspended banks Indebted 10 The sSte,
ron lnoiuds River Rank and Ssse Indebtedness
sal O3b 60 This bAEk kas suspended, nor has ever
dshonored the Tre0urer't dram for Any amount On We
Tth IL October tent the Auditor drs Of % 100 81,
pene over o. 600 he amount called 70 be paid on the 18Th
ps leaving the amount due according 70 your statement
STA sac S. hold tas day, ssa,e drAht on the Audor
siT ara TO- being s24eT 81 more ndebtcdoew 70
the ssse The principal part OF which no, due until Isl
or April next n The State would NOT suffer 10 own obi
cations 10 10 protest. many or The country banks VINO
have Afforded facilities for carrying on public WORKS
would be relieved and enabled 70 afo-d more acc1mmo
dstons 10 u cir customers This bank viii ever ho self
Ia readps honor oil ~ obi nations 70 The STATE - they
mature, and only wahes he Sste could do the same.
r. q GALUsHA, OAeh
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HALs 4 xII.IIoE p g, 3 soops
nvov,An, 10 ,.ass. and families IN ssv Yors and vcini,y
4 ne asS.sss ss ss q conn
wAo,esaie importers and jobbns
SILK Asp yssoy eooDs
Hs,s e q, s srninsd oa onsrius
Or wrDsEoAI. ocrosrs IL
rssp large and magnificent soas
III. and r.ncy dry good.
LA''' Sos 3. 's sso z Z; ~ '~'''',
'oA oA'h V One pr.cs 40 ss.ie@ent
So@ sIi robes . vo.aisI 6rocst, moarnins-
No. oss y. .n ssp sseos e sI ssy.ar. an,
po,, sss ssss se'.ss p. o. az au
ss.s:s:s : 4: Z
100 sAsalleths.ls ses SoIors
q piuss Sorssrvd sc la asw ana seranl
- Sroess sausss ssa-isL
70. .s.. z ( s, ,s.s f:. .... Just arrived
rlain asd printed nusln dslanss
.s and nd s ssss. ; .s !. 8; ssi
vrsass and Ir.s |. soollas
Ssssns, s.si,as, poprs dsIsns ssySasrs robes.
0Vrwn
rrin, roesa = 3gI MI ..,, v.,..,.. ..
To- dozen rrsses avn ss@..isssa s.oss.,ss,.s.
& DOZEN pra s.s iaasg ssa ss%srs 1ssdrscss
- sscs. Rses.rd.sn's iSsmly ssd neiius assa
oss ssn s ana sreoss .s s' ssa '-' W.T.
sy,. ssd l.soss, coI.s. s .s go. s:a 'es-
Aso splendid lIpe q rrench enSro'des'es.
rusis. %oassella. sas ,.ri.Ane
sOs'' ,, ,SI:..ssi sr...-
An q -ssA ~m e e. .oi a. Il . &c 80 90
rur.A...- v.u s s.si ! s ! q. '.'..''.
iss:, =; S,s sS e.. ,ss s.s, , .ss - nav. at
sss .ss 6 ~: u;
Pc 5000 robe. qrie are ius landed ard NJ Ouy ry''s
M q - ss:ss s. e =. rs !, , ,,s,.;s ~
~ osss make nat .o- s' -. s 2 S aas'
n. ..r. -m osss ss :, n a 4 Ge ssa
Imxnrss sAeRIyIcE IN o1.oAEs A.p sHAwIs
siiksAs a c % ~. =: . - broadway
rssir snare ysias ., .s .c, r.
~ an snorrous rsducios.
m oo.ssoUsrcs or rHs psrsErr ooHvuIMoN
Is .s ss ssi Q ssas T srss s s.rr.ns
saap ineu darnass "a worth - PEI yard
Also '''' ''''''' ''s; .s. 4 ! ;s:. i:!:''''
\ BoUrrLI,Iss sRorHsss
"a Ones he sre.ies ind1cemsn,s
70 ali persons wsuing dress rosds
vlsAou, sny wsSi % sosl
Fsd s~lnc-
pe llaes,
als'g Tss,.,.,,... &c
ssCa1al rrss sna n 10 w,ra area
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OUR TROY CORRESPONDENCE.


Troy, Oos. IA, 1857
asspsssson Of NE Albany and Troy Bar1s-I,.osss En-
cienesk
Contrary 10 all expectations entertained forty eight hours
noe The banks Of this city and Albany suspended specie
payment muaneousy this morning, and the result Of
course, was when The announcement became prevalent
throughout Mis- municipality extensive upon them
Al very early hour the banking houses beseged
by large and apparently rotous crowd Of blu holders
who were detesminedly clamorous for specie payment
bookAding ali the entrances, % well ~ the street (Frst)
where the bulk Of our monetary business Ia done Ia
very short time he excited bill holders became 10 dc.
ranged In their notions give evenoe Of Intentions to
do Violence in consequence OF which the entire police
loroe Of tho city was Immediately summoned guard,
and entering upon duty, were compelled 70 eject the
"kolly hacSu,res" N d arwts
The action Of the banks Of your city YET
rdRy left no alternative for those Of ID city and
Albany bur 10 suspend srce In consequence OF tbs de-
the representa- Of the banks OF Troy and
vcAiGy held meeting this morning. u which the fellow
sontng voice-aon. Alfred woskyns In the CHAIR
whereas, We are Advised thst the banks Of New York
and Albany have suspended the payment OF specie across
shefr counters, II ID, therefore,
Rssolved That the banks Of the Troy aud vicinity
adopt the same measure, A. worKYSs, Chairman.
Afser the ADJOURNMENT OF the meeting Mayor wokyns
addressed the multitude from the steps Of the Athena
g followuHe that the banks Of This city
Ill compelled suspend specie unens afer the
received from the chy or Nov York, nom Albany aud
from other parts OF the State he Anto that the
bank suspensions would become general, and would
sAnd nearly all the banks THAI had not already suspend
ed This measure resorted TO- he remarked with
ene reluctance the part OF tho banks OF this CITY, ell
Of which were believed 70 bc sound The step SEEMED
70 be the oneindesd the only possible u the
present time. II would relieve the disresses
Of ihe commercial community and would 90 far towards
giving impetus 70 Misunderstanding In the employ
mont Of iAborers and mechanics In industrial pursuits
Who would Otherwise be without work duying the GOLD
winter that coming Now every industrious laboter
would rcoei for bis work the means 70 purchase
tanaAoo hi mseh and those dependent vpou him He
adnoushed them reoeive 10 announcement OF suspen-
sioa Of specie paS men1 - result that could mot DO
aySded and advised them good others 10 repair
their homes usual avocanons, and calmly await the
events OF few days, whom business would proceed In IL
ordinary coune again. He pledged hh word .
hal hey need have approximations OF ultimate loss
asy OF the savings Institutions OF the city.
fnese remarks sats dcd the crowd and they
duaIy dhperscd The opinion Aas The 6oversor win call
ne Legslaturs together II early day me good efoot
q ne suspension already begins 70 be felt with renewed
souadenoa between man aud man, and the high hope
ssstained every where that . brighter nnaadh n
davnirg upon the country.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW oRIAEs Oot Ii, 1907.
Cotton still rules In favor OF the buyer 6ales to-day,
5000 bales Quotations for middlins, 9kc 1oc. Stock
n This port, 100000 bales Receipts today, $500 bales.
Flour steady at IS o2k. Lard quiet u l74c. Freghs-
Cotton 70 Liverpool, Kd; do. 70 Havre, 10. Exchange
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MOVEMENTS OF PRODUCE.

Albany, O0 Id r. H.
Tour-Haies limited, u unchanged rates. Corn hsld
higher without sales Of moment; S7oo busheh western
MINED ssld n o1ko anoas, And ESQ., In railroad paroes
whsat-No sales. whiskey-Sales la bbh 8. p n 2lo
OswDao, Oct lisp n.
Flour unchanged. Wheas very quiet; cargo Of Aiohi-
gan offered Ut ibo cash. but met no buyers Oorn-A
made lower; sales Of 5000 bushels st 6oKo. Lake I'm
ports to-dsy-6,c00 bushels Canada wheat. Canal ex
porh-l,7oo bbh flour, $4,000 Bushels wheat $500
bushels corn
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a ~ following goods win DO offered for sAs wesk -
1issi isos ves nom g. 70 n sosomsrly sold from u %
issk thread wells, good Style. for y .
r' 'aa'' 's' 'i II 70 Broadway
AgYaKrroH B oAIAzD 70 rHs FOLLOWING
ssbsoidsrsd handkerchief from g. 70 g
ssHs aonncnx. insertion: edsns: musns
sad plain nans GAPS robe snd s5esss, m
T1LoAKs AND sHAvlx-. 8. MILLS . 90. EAvr
10" y ZOO ao. s1' s1sa: ::.t Ss:.:s. 49,
e. 'ss e ,, 1 =. ..,
:. u. rsosai an: saoon :s:: Which sy avs -
asasos OF sioss buyer >. q, o..-..- -... mn a...
yoLLARs OoLLARs COLLARS. COLLARS
90 French embroidered swiss collars, rs worth
90 nns cambria Swiss collars q, 81; worth u 7a
Ma ''' '''''' ''' ssiaG1s & oS q s.sss..,.
fyHEAP BLANKETS CHEAP Blankets
u loo pairs Whitney s.nie 1919. =, e 80 per pair
Opened hi. a.,s, IRON ''"'' SG;z,4 y, s CO.
uxBxoIDRKrIs LowsR THAN EVER.
n Ebbons asioundipsly cheap. .
so (old No. CO.. Canal SReet and II toward stroeA
U,RsNoH KID GLOVES rRsvoa KID GLoyss
1 600 dozen, medium coored. At 10c wor b 800
just received by bkAkAAN oDnL,
TyRlAf sALH OF CHEAP OLOAKs.
III We have received oonsgamenl
Over 1000 French and Engiah beaver cloAka,
WNioh from regular sook ana
osr prices varying from ~ N each, most Of whinh cost
Don $40 70 $50 import nsa Al Al n Nc aTS@rr CO.
Ono block from The 81 sssos. ao.sl
Oopo5,e g. PauI'a
whole stnck 70 DO sold
COST
lafiea' furs.
rs per cent below q ening prices.
80 900 soft hHis,
Aa rsd sS 90 Soy. sss ana O. ssps.
Under cost Of aalextss.
$500 chndrcns fancy hats
A % immc reduction
Bales this dsy sns 70 oonuu % during Octooe
Tbb d Er~aes opportunity for ladies add families Ae
nKpAr BALE or YURs-oosMRRoIN9 TUESDAY,
tT on in 1851 ii Chinese building So Broadway In
eousequeuos pre- financial utsk D. ParLIPsA
valuable Of fus retail consisting OF sable, ajax,
stone itch mountain msStcn oApes, vnorns,
eunp and mufs ladies and gens gloves gAuuues slegh
saps robss ooArS Aad other doepuon o. eoods kept
reduc~d below ihs former Wholesale rates In order
with an sNe J. d. r. Co have hired Ne above
prrnMss 70 suit he Of ladies' and gentlemen
sdnR nm Town The hoes WHARF, hey request An early
nspec4on valuable frp or a. heir Wholesale ware
Acuse SO Maiden and 10 Cedar strees. New York
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Tam shall continue.
We have bal Hts question that The Bank Of the STATE
could have avoided the necessty Of suspepdng specie
payment, n had been thought proper 70 incur
the sacrifices necenary 70 that object. II had, II
y tue, - VIII appear from the last bank stale
ment pubished, circulation amounting TO
81 bat shis ccnEsng consider aole extent Of
small bills, was MOT likely 70 como In rapidly There was
also nng confidence In the stability Of this institu-
ticn, ~ would have kept the bills In extensive crculs
tom but had besides $i26 9a In specie Ss2 10 do
mesc exchange ss4s 600 In bondsshe or ,hen Of
the STATE OF bouh $3.50 600 in sook, besides
credit In England, tho amount Of which i not known.
TAese could have been sold at heavy crnce perhaps.
but for d0ubeas sucent 70 meet the exigencles Of
orably enforcing payment In full from The debt Of the
bank II scarcely 10 be doubted but toat the INK could
have sustained 10 e The course, however, Id have
Hate and from The lights that are before N sre In.
cinei 10 commend direction for the course t they
have seen proper 70 pursue.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHilApstrinA, Oot Il, 1897.
SOCKS dull Pennsyvania IS, So; Reading Railroad,
l7K; Long Island Railroad, IN; Morris Canal, 80; Pem
syfvanA Railroad, 82x
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To,ai, % 2p0,po4 fiN2,sH flb eoS,7B
Grand trial Of arsu imposed BY the Republican Legs
tore of 1851. SO eo3.lls
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spsose payment today. The Virginia and Exchange
banks are stu paying specie
RRnEMPrIoN OF UNITED STATES STOCK.

ma euu,e OF United States stocks redeemed to
day was si43coo Of which third went TO Virginia. and
nearly Ill he rest 10 New York.
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balance ~
There In now hardly any sale for land warrants In IS.
Louis. Tho last quotations No
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DoDwoRrHs DANCING ACADEMIES.
IA. No SO broadway, New york.
No. Isl Montague place, Brooklyn.
Classes open FOR he reception Of pupils.
Hew York glasses Wednesdays snd safurdays
Brooklyn classes Mondays and Thursdays, ruesda
and Fridays.
weekly smbhes FIR Afes and gentlemen At boh esta
lhrsnt. for practice In the fAnciers qnre, German
Ion and All other dances,
Moufiy soir..a for children And parents.
For circulars ct terms apply At either establishment.
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thing ox that character but de- VI ally oAoot end VII
n. "a A ~, ~ ..s - ~ ~ - y..S. :. -.
the inyy vhis ~ ~ 80 49, A' 0"~1'- ' w ~
Slr C,,r.o. hs% AZ .o'V u-..-....s. ,,,.v
Snsson naA Deee oSunG son eumo su7oeS Suo jury
Juror-Ihc jury sgreo vita he Coroner n bis rull
about the counsel sitting with me jury.
Another Juror-Tna ir.v S,iI, s.,ca nth Aha vSevs
examnsoo eYcept when their c,ena Ara beir. examined
He may be n the room but oot amous The ivry
Judge Cspron- DO you Know Dr BurdeIs writing when
you see ~ A Yea ~ "
O. ook az tbo three nsraru Aud s ~ thav ara
by 4 se~ms 10 me thst one Of Mem hss be oroved n
evidence before have seer ore of them beovs witness
WAS handed the papers You can thsf oueson In
moment Il Ia pot scesy Ia sIe lon1 time: So sea know
those egnaiuresr NO sir
O don't snow them 10 be In MA vriinpg A No air.
O. Do you thak they are not, A. No.
The Judge-Ttese we're found 10 Mr. Kckeis possesssn
very suIsr II n b moi his writing: n N very mpcrtsut
OF Mr. Ecket and sre uoe % n III Lis hsnd d. srtisS ~ $40
A Juror--it Is NOT yerv imnortsnt
The JudKe-i is certainly imporast how came she with
forged papers o. the DoctOr's In her poseesseay
A
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Police Intelligence.

Aiusgp ATTEsrT 10 XIII SsocrTvc.-Foriinani
wsscr'ooee was taken into custody on Thursday night,
by Lieutenant McCann q the Nineteenth ward police,
charge cS attempting 10 kill william swartz by shooting
him with pistol loaded with shot II appears That thc
aocuscd owed The complainant for one months board.
and refusing Tay for the ejccted from the
premises by swarz The prisoner exceedingly angry
Al the treatment n HE landlord and whom he reached to
sidewalk he drew pistol from his person and fired u nj
te complainant through tho window and wounded him
severely. though dangerously. Three four grains
ri shot ciercd the neshy part vf swarzs leg, but the
main body a The charge passed by his body without 81
cung any further injury. Upon being taken to the sta
ton house BY The oecr and being inerucated "a ~
the eargc preferred against him, he frankly admitted
having attempted b. take the mc o The complainant, and
expressed himself sorry that the effort revenge bot
successful Wakerfoose taken before Justice
Browne at the Fourth District Police Court, where he
VA committed "a charge az sitsnfs b. Kill
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News from fIayti.
TRUCE BETWEEN The HANTIBNs AND pOxrSrCtss-
OlrICIAL rEOCL AVIATION or rHENEMPERoR.

offitisL PROCLAMATION OF THEAEhPEROR-
We have, says the Pog received Haytcn dates n April
l. inc news in one respect Is important, showing
disposition tho art II SOulOuquo suspend hostihcs
against the TominoDs, which never added much 10 his
military prestge aud 10 cultivate for time the arts OF
peace The following T. the Official announcement OF the
truce taken from the Noniteur HdyfH Of March IS, the
Official journal OF the imperial government
The Naser q Foreign Aaairs by bis despatch bearing
OF Francc and ~ her Brannic Nae.tys Consul that
plance win aeir r,lnes his Nes,y The Emperor grants
fm February II 81 he present year 70 e same date IN c
YER ls In cuscquence orders have been Immediately
pied nv posts and rnrrsnus u the imperial government
q the Minister OF Foreign Anrs, by hts despatch ~ March ~
tina hs Majesty permits the bonnoans travel freely and
hnd 10 al kinds OF business civil ami commercial, In every
IieuonaI General Guerrer IL prophete Count dc Ter.
rer Rouge nominated Minister Of The Interior by order u
the Emperor had arrived si the capital and entered upon
tine discharge 81 his official duties the 17th Of March
a.
on sunday March 8 Iraytan boat 81 the distance q
rrenc shp MARIA rsIeis Who Ssd been blown away IN one
q Ne shp boats Y gale Afer being tossed about Al sea
jus, ucy The point q perishng Of hunger, they
were proydenay rescued BY Isy ian i,hng b.st man
Emperor he sent for he t~oshermcn and publicly Thanked
nor, au Prnce well supplied with breadstuffs and
general rise w most articles J. noticeable Ia coffee The
receip 33saisgs, which have found buye al ti3o
Sl3s. 1ouboons are quoted At s4so s2ss, and 81
change on Europc ~ fz)s s2s0.
AZ Jacnie two American vessels The Agate and Colder
Gate. Of Boton. had arrived during The week endns
March 81 with full c1rgocs Tho place well supplied
With bread tufts which have slightly In price Cs3es
Il quoted az sll6 slis, and doubloons at s2j2
Trioos q Provisions still high at Aux Cycs Codes
sell al Sis. and doubloons at sl6
Busi' duh and money very scarce al Carc Hay
ucn, VI. unNvce there u more animation. Cote
and doubIo, both ptccs are quoted Il si2s foS III,
fornser and " the latter.