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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-10-28

THE QUEEN AND THE MAYoREss.--
When Queen Victoria went TO Leeds
she stopped at the Mayors house, but
refused even to see the Lady MayOress,
though the poor husband spent about
100000 to entertain his royal guest
properly, The newspapers made some
talk about the matter, so the Queen sent
the oggrievod lady handsome brace.
let, which quite settled the difficulty
the Mayoress Immediately pooketing the
aGront, and accepting the present Will
becoming meekness. Very caprioioui
temper has Mrs. Vie Boston Post.
We learn from the 81. Paul papers
that on the 1st, a most terrific storm
visited the village Of New Ulm, SOM
thirty miles west Of st. Peter, on thr
Minnesota River Itlasted but a fev
minutes, but in that time six building
were utterly destroyed The content
Of the Post Office were blown about an
scattered in every direction. "A stag
coach was taken up, carried of, an
! broken in pieces.
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BIaCksmithing & Wagon Making
THOMAS DILLON

TMOmAs DILLON
WEs77A Has opened a NEW -
4Sbf3 SHOP ON High street,I N
9'zl-- one door south Of Wal.V II
nut, where he ls prepared TO do any Kind Of
Blacksmithing, Wagon Making and Repairing,
at short notice and in the most wOrkmanliko
manner
Buggies aud Carriages repairing.
HORSE-SHOElNG done promptly. Horses
shod all round for S 100, cash.
Give me a call and will guarantee TO Ten-
der tisfaction in all cases.
THOMAS DILLON.
HiIlsboro, Oct IA, 1858. OCtl4m3
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TOlE SAN FRANCISCO AND
EraZnr River Gold Mines Direct.

FO1E SAN FRA NCISCO AND
Frazer River Gold Mines Direct.
EoE Limo.
T1HE Elegant A ] Clipper Ship GRAY
l. FEATHER, ,-GUNDERsoN, Master will
positively be the first vessel to sail for the
above. This elegant vessel has made the quick
est passage on record, and her accommodations
are Of the first order. Everything will be
done to make passengers feel comfortable and
at home. No delay will occur in getting this
vessel off, as The freight is engaged, and room
remains for but few passengers.
Kindness and Comfort GuaFau-
tecd.
Price OF PASSAGE.
/ Steerage 8 IS 90
! 2nd Cabin Saloon 100 90
| Deck Cabin--FOTward House lbs 90
! LIST Cabin Saloon $50 90
Passengers found with everything except.
Wines and Liquors. Immediate application
for passage must be made, as limited NUM-
Der Of Berths remain. l.. II. SIMPSON,
l9 Beaver ST., NY.
Or on board, Pier 6, North River.
OCt9l m CN.CO
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-10-28

THIRD -Vallandingham 5
mai over Campbell is 1877. Butler gave
Vallandingham 1867 maj. Preble gave
Campbell SAB, and Montgomery 40.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-10-28

S. M. pErrENoiLL g. Co.. nre Agenls fol
the NEws, and he most Influential and largest
circulating Newspapers In The United States
and the Canadas. They oro authorized 10 con.
tract for us at our l0iresi rates.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-10-28

The yellow fever at New Orleans is
at last rapidly abating; unaoolimated
persons must not, however, make haste
to the city, for there is still danger fol
them. Over four thousand personl
have died Of the yellow fever in New
Orleans since the outbreak there Of tbt
epidemic this season.
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mniorities. (offcinll.
Trimble,s mai, 1907

Miller was one Of the out-and-out
supporters Of Lecompton at the last
session Of Congress. He has his re-
ward.
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mLLlaono. OeLobcI n -.

WHEAT-Prces are a little better
than last week Red 6ja77c, White 20
a85o
POTATOES lre scarce, and i'm do
mond at zoe.
GREEN APPLIES are scarce, and
good readily command 7J@100 per
bushol
No change in oth,r nrticlesi
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-10-28

Hon. Thomas Corwiu received the
following majorites for Congressman
at the recent election: Warren county,
zoos; Green, 1855; Clinton, about 600;
Fayette, about 400; Madison, not far
from 5OO-making in all, not less than
-375O.
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Ross Congressional District.
DR.. CAREY A. TRDIBLE, Opp, beats
Joseph Miller, Admin, by the following
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-HILLsnoROUau. oHIol
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10 Nassau stgT.E q 10 state st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27

GIN. QUIrMAN AND THE NATIONAL HorEL DIs
The folio sog letter relating the particulars OF en-.
Quran's illness, Published 10 the True Souhron OF toe
18th pst "a emsnstrg nom Of his most "iusms,e
friends will be read with nterest:In your Issue OF
yesterday morning you aude 70 the illness OF Major Gene
raj Quitman few particulars NAV interest you The
General OF the victims Of the Nstiooa ho.e moi
sonDg-havng dined there that fatal dsy-wo,ch has
thirty their lives and destroyed the heath
sixty seventy Since that day General Qutnan
has not had vel hour. But loog felt that duly
70 the South to the reputc demanded his presence In
Congress, he has faithfully remained there but for the
Increase OF the disease under which be now sinking
AS soon a. Congress adjourned, be hssteped 70
bis home, hoping that cessation from work and
repose In the bosom OF bis family would restore
BIN u health. The fatigue OF travelling night and
day aggravated big diseae, and wnen be reached
nafchez be compelled 80 take ct 10 his bed.
The marriage few days afterwards OF his daughter
10 Captain lowell U. g. N, Of the Water Witch, revived
his sprs-gresy depressed by his disease and he hos
ptably remare until ter midnight to do the DONORS
s h a't sS1rsesy sns asSy Sess s co.
sioL no much n his enfeeoied constitution ana In
creased bis mslady that since then he has bsen
able 10 leave his room and foe the few past days be has
been RAPIDLY sinking constant fever has been upon
bin for many weeks aud the stawcrh frame Of the old
warrior wasted and emacised that ha rieods would
wish difficulty recognise nm BE cheerful and
fol- resgr cd and ard feel for
beloved srolnd hun a. Tor vaoe fate
God graft that he mag yot rally sod be restored 70 his
pale coupepsI bebeid his PROSTATE con iiou We
felt that there could be hope Cherished Tue physi-
Glars who stpd hru, n said, perceive hts disease
the mistake able effects OF arsenic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27

InCrcAea.
Mr. WRIGHT sums up the movements in cotton in round
numbers ~ follows Receipss- Increase At the ports
compared with last year l62 900 bales. Exporsocrease
do decrease 70 other foreign ports Is COO oacs Total
increase exports, 300 900 90 Meesrs T. L. D W. ra
s , .as sses s,nos .ls 100 os,es
81 latest mail dates vas generally favorable The pro
mise however, OF very early season. advised 10 JuOe,
month having retarded the maturing OF the fruit The
loes BY the inundatots will be fully 100000 bales
lat datss was falling at Memphis bu, high 81 votsburV
owing tho iDux Of the returning from tire o-
grounds The Associated Presa published the 2ld lost
rurioa, Mississippi ftsie that the spcsiss
from the overfoved districts Of the Yazoo valley, but
only half crop could &c expected.
fsrIaHTs Liverpool about 800 bushels Of grain 10
buh, vas ers,tcd AZ ID; LOO bbls. -four at D. I;
Apd seven e@ss wtse'co,s a, 2cs Cotton quiet, Al
ai - I'd. per go lbs. 200 bbs nour OF q. Cd
To Antwerp, eco bbls rosp engaged "a 80 bales
bbs lard &c, eco bales hay, D. - 200 Heroes rice at
BsT.fbe market vas steady ., 4sc soc., with mode
rate tses.
ImE vas in better demand, and the sales embraced
2oCO a,too bhls mostly common R,cklsnd, at COG.
koIAssrs Tho market was quiet but generally firmly
held.
NAVAL srows-rbe market wa. wltbou, change Of mo
msut prices Sales OF . few hundred barrels Spirits
Turpenne reported, III SPOT and 70 arrive st 44c
t5c. ca ude tufyepine quiet and nominal common
fctin vas sol5 IN Email lots CHIEFLY ~ " % from yard
per elO lbs delivered other descr ptons we're without
change In price or povemept OF moment
OBs -Inseed steady demand, with sales OF 900
a5 oCo gslors a. 7sc 74ci ether descriptions we're un
changed.
rpovsIess --Psrk-The market nrmer FOR mess,
whI'e prime .ss less buoy ant The sales embraced
about 800 400 bhls chiefly a. fl7 IL ali 70,
and Of tl3 80 ~ for prime clear At Sl0 So
sId thin Go a. SIC 90. Bser res Arm, but sales were
1bi. embracing stoO Ito bDs Including country u,c~s
At iil asl sos repacsec Western do At sit SO s3 DO;
exut co 9, 81 81. CO. Prime and beef hams were
unchanged. Cut nesis we're hrm, with sales on $50
hos lurlud,5y snyoiiers al Go. e6Lo, and hams NJ
20 nc. Smoked meats we're hrn: sales OF sene
usTces were ustc o, ice. BscJn quiet bit 1rm
lard stesdy vnh aes OF 200 $50 pbs and tiercee
1c aiio Bu'ter and cheese we're IN fair demand,
vbie pricef we're unchanged.
Rcs Fss quiet AZ 80 a3Ms.
sprcEs - les ~ 100 bags plmsnto were male N &C.
SUGAEs Nerc hrw, whIe ssles . ere nOucrase, having
brsced soout 40o coo hhds Cube mugooysio, chiefly
witia the rasRa o. Nc. axe.
snpIEv -Ihe sal,s embraced about 500 600 bbls. n
e4c. s94kc.
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At Baltimore, says the Patriot

Banners Increasing and equently hsrc II better
demand for money. The offerings at of the banxs
are fully W their receipts while 81 Others they fail be-
low They are, however, dscounting all go,d pa DER
offered Prime nAnts very The street: but
when met with they are taken 1t per cent names
not quite well known NJ per cent Loaus 90 eau st,
good coaterss can be easily negotiated Ut per cent
State or city securities al per cent
We find the following respecting the coal trade in
the Pottsville Journal
The railroad and canal are running mock ADD neck
last week the canal led the railroad few oas; this
week Ia reverted Boats have been little scarce oy
canal snd also learn that vesses have boon scarce nj
PORT Richmond for the last week two, coal Ne accu
atiug lille. The current lov freshts sui tho I'M
certainty OF obtaining careoes have caused many vessels
70 tic 10 where they viii remain unemployed until tue
busIrets and the paid are adyapc.
The trade up this week iolloas--
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, July DO ?. u.
AsrsSmall sales were made ii &C. for pots and csc
for pesrl
BsEADsTuTTs-F lour-rhe ms,ket wss less sniwa.ed;
wbte fresh around and State hei, with
6rnI brands " State and Western
Tue transactions confined to about 0v0
q 7Ct0 barrels, within about the folawing range OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27

stme good fresh ground extra STATE sold ss high as
81 co. Canadian brancs we're less buoyant. with es OF
400 $50 barrels ct hgares. Southern -four firm,
while supplies mere light fbe sales embraced about 100
q 500 barrels, within the range OF oar quoss ions
Rye -four and corn meal were without cbNrge
OF moment in quotations., while sales we're small
Wheat steady. Tho sales embraced about
$500 10000 bushels, includiug White Canadian
OF 81 To- s,und Milwaukee club at 81 90, red Western
81 OIL IDoiuded IN the saee were 200 bushels Of
prime Southern white NJ 81 As. Corn continued nrm
for good sound lots The eaes embraced about q 900
bushels sound prime Southern white at 81, good
sound southern yellow at Geo. common do 9oc 95c
unfornd Western mixed At Csc. as0c, and good sound
7sc Oais dull, with sales OF STATE, canadian and
Western at 4sc 46kc.
CoFx The cargo OF theKedron was sold consisting OF
5000 bags q Rio on private terms, and loo bags OF
Java were sold 81 40
CorroS Tho market in consequence OF the foreign
news per Indian, and by the Europa, spoken OF Race
dull and unsettled. Common grades wore dull and
freely offered, while the finer qualities continued 10
be firmly held. The sales confined 70 lev hun.
ored bales.
The following tho movements In cotton II Southern
xfo IN lafos mai AalA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27

Including tao shamokn and Wyoming region, and The
Scssbon uaie north, the de coal ins
year w rescp at least $50 eco TINS FAR Tue bi,ui
nous coal trade has aeo fallen on nearly 10000
The receipts at tide water of the principal articles
OF produce, from the opening Of the canals 10 aud
including the 22d inst. have been az follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27

"A sCneUe WHICH Is DIulteu through bne streeI tLls
morning, is to the effect that the New York Central
is about to buy up majority Of the Erie stock, in
order to control the latter concern OF course there
is no foundation for the story. The first beginning
of attempt to buy in six millions of Erie would
put the stock to thirty thirtyfve; and it would
need even longer purses than those Of Albany to
cure as much as would be necessary at this price.
1t is Eot unlikely. however that at the next session
of the Legislature some scheme may be devised, If
not for the protection of the stockholders in these
great corporations, at least for the prevention Of
economies at the risk of passengers lives 1t is
tain that at present the Erie is not earning interest
on its debt. And though it may be q question
whether the unsecured bondholders would be Ia
boring for their best interests in selling out the
road, II seems impossible that insolvent corpora
ton like this can go on forever sinking itself and
Others deeper into the mire. consolidation of the
Erie, Central and Hudson River, with capital of
hundred millions in bonds and stock, might per-
haps be beneficial to all and serviceabe to the pub
lie.
The following letter appears in the Milwaukee
Seniinei:--
OFFICE LA CROSSE MnwAuKH r. r Co..
NEw YORK, u WILLIAM STREET, July -, 1853
Hon. -: sIR-A committee has been appointed
by the Board CT Directors OF the above company for the
Z 70 osl ~ Al tss bones sno IN ss ScorruSoa bonds
Wish ing n avoid max SR any open demousraon In the
mster In which you Connected with the compsuy, we
request that return 70 the company the bonds
ERSyee e 1aSs received while member Of me .egsa
matter IL expcc Cd. -, Cneir maj.
The following letter TO the Chairman of the Cleve-
land Conversion has been published -
CLEVELAND, July 81, 1888.
JUICE NEWMAN, CbSirmsu --Desr sir-rhe New York
Central Railroad regulate its with
other railroad compares terms OF tho
this day erteei rto by the representatives, OF certain
railroad cempapes IN this city and in pnrsusncs Of
provisions vi that agreement, will al " thdrSw a.
facilities both freight and Passenger declin. all busi
Arren sener,s With aud all ralrosd companies
whether Represented the conferences mt, d.
no, irs ly conform 10 the letter aud spirit ~ <hs
mert ERAStuS COR ING,
President Of the New York Central Railroad
The Morris Canal and Banking Company has de-
clared semiannual dividend Of Ave per cent on its
preferred stock, payable the Sd Of August at the
Office of the company, Jersey City.
1he Washington Star publishes the annexed state
ment Of the receipts and expenditures Of the Post
Office Department during the quarter ending March
81, 1858 -
Receipts
New spaper and pamphlet postage ....... Ioi 40 10
Reg stored letter postage. IL, ISL SIS
Pcsage and stamped envelopes sold 2l6 80
Surplus emo,umen;s fron box rents 20 026 81
SJo,} S& 30
Expenditures.
Compensation allowed postIn S5I3 2sl 50
lnoie entail expenses OF POST Offices 2ss3s6 60
Net revenue, sioci SIS To- i@oun, Of ps.ss pre-
paid In stamps, 81 1857 ,2So o.
A nj H.. Ut.
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mrsCELLAvEuus.

CLARKpsvRrP 10 NIGrokL oN wPaK1y rruAtns
or srofulopa children, N hvsr kfrev OF c,nh .o,s
Ao<ny,Fr IAN ~ xrppuS
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uARIPIs9 IEYsLbISssCE.



Noses Taylor. Eew York. Aug. 6.....Aspinwan
sruAnRss 70 AND From HAVANA AND NKw uRLwANs
EXPIRE CrY-Fror New York I'd, arriving 1t Havana
TN New Orleans 10Th From New Orlesns 20th HAvans
CAEAwSI-From New YorE lsA arriving at Havana l7th,
sns New Sre.rs lsts F.Sm New Orleans z'A Havana
ath arriving At Nsw Yorh "a v.. "a, ,r, q. r.,.n.
s2d and New orears s5b Frem Now Orleans Sh Havana
LIST and New Orleans %. From New Orleans l2h Havana
18th, srrlviDg New York 10th -
Charleston sth and 18Th due q asysDs 81 ss
and slst-
on Monday, except from New CrlesnA
THE ovERL AND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value to thesN having correspond
The mail leaves southampton ON eth and 10th Of each
Arrives al Gibraltar about the 9Th and 18th month
Arrives At Malta about the l4th and sh Of same month
Leaves saes .bsu the of and 9Th oh Of
following month.
Arrives Al Alden the 18Th 18Th Of and loA
1Hh Of following month.
or scmsv aud % . S for china 4c '"'
Indian Navy arrives at Bombay about the Sd 70 6
And 18th 70 2lsl OF following month
p. arrives Point Gallo about tho Gin
7th and I'D 70 Esd of following month
Point Gale for Puo Psuane the came day, the
steamer has already arrived which takes the mall on .
Aiyes ruo Penang about the I'm or lss and 18th or
rves sins.pors about the 18th 18th and slH LIST
Leaves Singapore about II hours sfer arrival.
Arrives Al Hong Kong about tho I'd or a And I'll or ION
Leaves next day for EhangAas
Two mAila Engsnd-one the 9Th and 10Th Of each
monthva Marsetlles and arrives 81 Alexandria about The
same time - the Southern mail.
So Az packages o.d las~s snss.dsd for ~ FEW yosr
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We have no report from the Penney lvspia Company
this week, brit presume would but little difference
The aggregate Compared with last year the trade coo.
tipues decline weekly The trade sums 10 10 the a.
gfcgstc rs 20 lows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27

Heard from july u la 20 90 Ion rs A. Msdfori Snow Of
Orleans, mos ont lao bbls %.
oPOAse, &c.
ship New worb Nsw Oresns, Bnirht hsase for Lv.
eI!coi Jny IT, lat 10 ~ Ion ooOo hp New ureAns now
.bP vsasr schnid. from New orls.ns Liverpool
hbp u, rsdss Curtis from Mobile f,r liverpool July Is
flip Calender. from bath for New Orleans July rs OF
Cope CD
tevioro Jurs le Int b. lsn sax
BARK Csnsds Mcdonald. from Portland or astanz,. July
Is Jst 80 Ion 10
Brrs sarah Stevens hence,or Dsmaras July ~ IL, 3d.
Lon IA L.
Brig Msrus Purhis hence for Porsacol. July H. OF sps
schr Kmiy Keith Penny hence for Ro JXns,ro July %
la ~, Ion ietS
July y, Oh aon aux
Iulv oNA
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL
n Ely M A nix E II.

9IVNUAf July -O-O NJ
The bank averages for the past week which were
made up this dey, compare as follows with those
which were reported last Monday
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY q, 1853

BETTER Reading. in which there is reason to suppose
that bears are badly caught rose Z; Rock Island d
Michigan Southern, 4; Toledo, 4; New York Central,
l. &c. Other stocks were steady, except La Crosse,
which fell off per cent. probably in consequence of
Governor Randslls intimation that he is not yet
ready to give the certificate desired. Milwaukee
and Mississippi sold at Ia; they understood t,
have placed all their moveabes under CHI ttel
mortgage Galena sold at ss, ex-dvidend, equa {,
81. The closing prices at Groesbeck and IT.
were:-Central, $50; Erie, ia; Harlem, liz; nd
son, 2ss; Reading, Az; Michigan Central u
Southern 24s; Panama, 1899; Illinois Central, .63
Calena, ssl; Toledo, 37s; Rock Island, 7ss, &c. 10.
The market closed dull but firm.
The following was the business of the Sub Trea
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81 Az packages AID las~s snss.dsd for a. FEW yosr
HERALD sAOssld b sealed
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KEY VEST July ls-since vfilrg you on the 10Th inst We
bsve pohng further 70 report han the OF the IA oon
Corsels,lon yhh has JUS, returned from the Mediocre
nesn. fhe fouched on Havana Her ocers ms ali
vel The Us steamer srctc arrived from cruiss IN ,,s
few hours sfer be Congratulations but We hear noshins m
importance from ei'tsr arrival 's w
sh Qsecpthe has hausd alongside Of the Sultan and
The barb iyrs peeed n having been fitted ou, for the
miscellaneous ara D1sasSers.
kHir EIslre w tkolae At Boston from liverpool re-
pors-une 81 a2 90 Ion srirnced heavy sale~ from
WV durrt Which lost adward crrics OF New
Orc.ps On he 81 inst lat &C. vrss s,-,et bv s1usli
vbch csec aw.y fore gard and mscn topss yards
BAsE Ctpsr 3uiie, hrnce Tor Bsrze Tcnfuras l,~
sbout tnu ls' IN ne kcys Bssro ron fhe
I'M, AZ Doefr ghed lis 1874 rated aud
" ovrtd IN u1s city ~ Nr Jex
tpTe thp Celestial 500 TINE butt In this c'v IN 1850 hes
Detr ed " =, sr house, and srg SJyu, lg6 toms, bui
~ Gutter. Ne IN ies7. % mas no. n.ade pn5ii8.
Wn aisrssn.
Cart Brty, ~ hlp Pna norrn a. Lysrp1o, from Nor
a1n reno''sJurc IN riis Of Flcr'ta pctef NO wnie
nci' ~ lotEns % lrig snela, ~ vat 18th loS- Csbe
Ituck Iecd abd jones kuttp n hec and brougb the "
ret Pert Abe, stole - beat two cnvr previous when
terins ~ 6srdcn key The beat II nov 90 b nd.
htard ffom June H. ai NC, rantln, vi1ord, NIB, all
veDi had taken 2elkhsh that rcrnng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were ST. 1856 l60 20, and the balances were
1868 800 As. The Metropolitan certificates remain
at Sc 600.
The following is comparative statement of the
foreign imports at New York for the week, and since