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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-26
Farrell Herring IL Co.'S Patent
Champion Sale.

DMnuKE JAN T. 1859
Gents: am requested by Mr.. T. A.C Coch-
ram of this place, to say to you that on the
morning of the 4th instant, about O'clock his
store took fire, and the entire stock of goods
was destroyed. The heat became so suddenly
intense that none of the goods could possibly be
saved; but fortunately his books and papers
which were in one ofyour Champion Safes,
were all preserved perfectly. And well they
may be called Champion, for during the whole
conflagration there was one incessant pouring o
flame directly upon the safe which contained
them. And STILL upon opening it, the inside
was found to be scarceless warm, whilo the
outside was most severely scorched. Yours
truly, n. a. MCCLURE.
Herring's Patent Champion Fire and Bur
gIar. Proof Safes. with IIalPs Patent Powder
Proof Locks, afford the greatest security ofany
safe in the world. Also Sidehoard and
Parlor safes, ofelcgant workmanship and finish,
for plate &c.
Farrell Herring & Co., have removed from
"a Walnut ST., to their new store, No. 625
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0LJ-Thc Kansas corn crop is 80 good that the
article is worth only fifteen cents bushel at
IIeayenworth. The wheat crop is excellent
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-26

0J-lIorace Greeley has arrived homeland
the potato rot has appeared in the Jerseys.
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Notice.

DERSONS knowing themselves indebted to W.
L g. tinney, will take, notice that principle
part OF his Book Accounts has been assigned to
Robert Smith, and left with me for collection
the 2oth day OF November next, aud save costs
#,' ID. CUNNINGHAM.
Oct 26; 1889. 4#A
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-26

GrThe Sheep Killed and d-injared by dogs IN
OHIO during the last year, according to tho late
census are valued at $145,000. 4
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0EJDurng tho summer that has just passed
away thousands Of sufferers from dyscntery
and diarrhra have been relieved by the use Of
Hostetter's Btters, medicine which is evident
ly destined to maintain permanent place in
the public estimation. Bilious diarrhma is
one of those diseases which battles the skill Of
the physician. The medicine they administer
to act upon the bowels never seem to reach the
source Of the evil. The difficulty is to get a
remedy that will reach all the digestive organs
and give them simultaneously rush Of yigor,
to rid them of this disease. This problem is
solved by the Btters, which never fails to con-
quer the most stubborn cases. 1t is only fair
to say, that during the season just closed, this
medicine has achieved more cures than any 9TH
er ever presented to the public, and during the
fall when that terrible scourge, the fever and
ague, is so prevalent the Btters will gain fresh
lame.
Sold by Deuggists and dealers generally, ey-
erywhere.
OEFSee advertisement in another column, nj
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Oy-It Is thought that the value of the wine
trade in Ohio this year, will be over s. 100000.
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CTAll, especially Young men, should read
the advertisement of the "National Dispensary"
at Cincinnati in another column.
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FALL OF 1859 FAIL OF 1859
NEW STOCK OF
V A RI e ErY GOOD
WOOLEN GOODS, LADIES DRESS
GOODS, &C.
OBERT OCHRAN,

IL u Is Z X L & u L III * n N,
FOURTH STREET, srErBEEyILLE,
4 NNOUNCE5 to the public of Eastern Ohio,
N and the trade particularly, that he has in
store an unusually large assortment Of almost eve.
~ article Of goods TO he mentioned in his line. His
stock is the best he has heretofore offered the pub
hc; embracing
VARIETY Goops-Gents' shirts, Gloves, Buttons,
Suspenders, Hose, &c.
WooLEN tiooDsA big stcck-Broadcloths Cas-.
smeres, Sattinetts, Jeans, Corduroys, &c.
LINEN GooDs-lrish Linens, Drillings, Table
Cloths, Toweling, &c.
LADIES Dress GouBs-An unusually fine stock
Paints domestic and imuorted-lilnghans Mern-
os &c. Skirts. the largest and best stock in Steu-
bcnviIle.
CLoAKs and SH4wLs-An unusually fine stock of
aides Cloaks and Shawls, and at 20 per cent
cheaper than ever offered in this market.
IEwELRY-A large assortment constantly OIL
hands Fine Gold and Silver Watches, B teas ipins
Ear Jewels, &C.
WooLEN YARNS Blankets, &c Mu sims, Tick.
ing, Check, &c.--all of whi ch will be sold whole.
sale or retail. Goods sold fraction under Pitts.
burgh prices. Store keepers ,Taiors, Peddlers and
others would do well to examine this large and
choicr siocK of goods, as am determined to make
ii an object for small deale and home trade gen.
orally to deal at my establishment.
Oci.I2'59.ly ROBT COCHRAN.
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80 For tic Sentinel
MARYLAND CORRESPONDENTS.

Intense ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
att Iarper's Ferry---AbOiitioniSm
Developing --- Riot Quclicd---Is
Lives LOst, &c.
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IMPORTANT ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BANK DErArLrER-
Yesterday afternoon detective officer Joseph Kecfe while
passing up Broadway espied the wife Of Samuel f.
Jones' late cashier Of the Colchester Bank Colchester
Conn., and who, 1t is alleged abscondcd with $40 900
belonging to the said bank and by which became
about year ago nsoivent. Jones having eudcd pur-
suit, and the officer knowing that he was want.
cd, thought It best to follow Mrs. Jones and see
If her husband was in the city with her. She
finally proceeded to the Metropolitan Hotel, and
on inquiry the officer found that Mr. and Mrs Jones were
ccupying room No. $40. He accordingly made known
the facts Captain Walng and about FIVE O'Clock in the
afternoon they proceeded 10 the hotel and the room In
question, when, sure enough they found Mr. Jones COM
fortably seated in chair. They Immediately made
known their errand when Jones seemed much surprised
but finally stated that he the custody Of another
officer. officer Keefe, however, told him he must 90 with
him. when he stouty refused and resisted 70 such an ex
ent that he had to be handcufed They Immediately
ook him to one ef the upper station houses and
he is no doubt this morning his way Massachusetts
requston having previously baea procured from Gov
King in hopes he might be caught appears that when
Jones absconded elegraphic dispatch received by
Gen. Nye OF the fact, and shortly aerward II s stated
that Jones was caught by officer Brevoor and taken 10
hotc but by some means other managed 10 make his
escape before morning Since then nothing has been seen
OF him, which s since December, 1857. It was frs,
thought that ho had only absconded with about S27 900
S70, ,000
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Court Cslendar-ThIs Day.

scyRnn oouRr-esrcui.- 2o49, 500, 4el, ob1, Al,
o., So i77 lAs, lS7, 1872 1es, l6o, III, It's, 1855
suPKmoR CouRr.-Nos. AT, 422, as g. 4le, 4e7. 4aa
49, 44o ~ 49, .45, l44e, A4s, 40, 800, l65, s5
CosMos PIsAs-Part 1.-Nos. $50 Gao, e4l, e4s, GA
2-Nos. 1885, 606, l46, 625 o27 B3l. o. 23e. ssa dss
636, 637, 63S, l44, ia. ~ ~
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HnpHUvcu N6Svb hTTahBeIhcUtb NJ Ohpe INuCcs
In view Of the uncertainty attending the operations of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company the Associated Press
have adopted effective organize efficient
and permanent news establishment at Cape Race N f.
and there good 70 expect that from and after the
lst Of May very large majority Of all the European
steamers will bo boarded by the news collectors Of the
Associated Press off that point The and officers
rangements Of the association will be upon liberal
scale that hardly fail TO obtain the from Eu
rope in from five to days. and very regularly after
next May. The public therefore, will regard the
arrival OF steamers at Halifax and Portland In the same
light as they now look upon an arrival Of Cunard
steamer ut Boston.
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ARKIVNLS.
FROM New Orleans and Hayann, IN mnmnship Phladef-
phh-- Vanderbilt Allen, de vignereau dc Srnony Nile
,w.rgmA Ausustira Consiancie laurent Holt Charles
wilson, Edmtslon Mrs Tushingham, j, Cunningham,
frank Mile Franchise, r Hall, Pereda, Geo Carr,
nckenna, j McPherson J Hogan, Baur, Fleming,
smith, Doueherty, Gilla,lmin p II Lsguile Geo
League, Hickey, Kiernan-ano otken In secraxc.
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NAPLES.
The King continued to improve in health.
PRCTSSI IA.

PRUSSIA.
The Princess Frederick William safely delivered of
the 9th. The news Of the event reached the
Queen of England ut Windsor CASTLE In six mi
nues after it's occurrence in Berlin. DemOnstra
tons of rejoicing took place at Windsor and at Berlin
The Regent and his copsort appeared the balcony Of
the palace amid vOcerous cheering and thanked the po
puace for their sympathy
The English papers have congratuatory leaders the
event tending strengthen the bonds uniting England
and Prussia and thereby assisting the peace Of Europe
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I Ell EG r AP HIC.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 10, 1859.
The steamship Isabel arrived Saturday night from
Havana and Key West 10TH
The Bremen ship Miami, from Galveston went ashore
on Pickles Reef 2sh ul, and bad blged The cargo of
cotton was damaged
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TURKEY

Rumors again current Of approaching change in
the Ministry
asserted that the civil list had contracted another
loan of thirty millions piastrcs.
Colonel Ladvensk had been condemned to be hanged in
Circassa.
The difficulties in connection with the telegraph between
Alexandria, Syria and Constantinope had been sur.
mounted
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
.-~o~~~>~~~~>~~-~o>~~~
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE ITALIAN TROUBLES.
WARL|KE PREPARATIONS IN FRANCE.
-~~-~~~~~~-~~~>oo~~-o~~
ERMESS IN THE MONEY MARKET.
DECLINE IN COTTON.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,
THE ITALIAN TROUBLES.
DECLINE IN COTTON.
CoNsoIs CLOSED AT 95 SO e5 "a,
&c. Gc., 10.
HALIFAX, Feb. IA, 1859,

HALIFAX, Feb. Ia, 1859.
The Cunard steamship America, Captain Mar, from
Liverpool at p Of the 29th ultimo, arrived at Halifax
at 1880 p NJ of the l4th instant The America has
perenced succession Of strong westerly gales during the
entire voyage
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The Calcutta mails Of December % and Hong Kong o.
ID bad reached England ana American por
ton Of them is on board the America.
There is nothing Of Importance in the news additional
to that already received by telegraph.
The Calcutta Ea9hshman complains strongly Of Lord
Clyde's tactics nothing but marching and counter
marcnpg and concludes that the real object Of the gov
eminent is not to cut the rebels but TO them into
accepting amnesty
Nena sahb is reported 10 have stopped at Bhoor TO dig
up his buried treasure.
The United States steamer Powhattan in Canton
river at the latest dates.
Commissioner Reed left Hong Kong on the 9Th Decem
ber in the steamer Minnesota bound for India
for America. The American Legation in charge of
the Chinese Secretary DR.. s. Wells Williams.
Baron Gros had signed the tariff regulations behalf
OF France.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Tho approaching opening of Parliament is looked for
ward with unusual interest," in hopes that such
plantations will be made as viii modify the existing sus-
pcnse.
is alleged that the English government have comple
ed contract with three large iron companies for supply
Of sixty cghtpounders fast they be cast. An
important contract for gunpowder has also been
oluded.
large portion of the Red Sea telegraph cable has been
shipped from Liverpool in the steamers Imperador and
Imperatrce.
number Of forged bills Of exchange to large amount
have been successfully put into circulation in London
They purport by the Barbados branch of the
Colonial Bank the parent establishment in London and
where after having passed through good hands, they
were RENTED to Loncon to several respectable firms for
collection Those already presented at the Colonial Bank
about 60 600, and from the manner In which
they numbered II is inferred that at least total Of
els 900 has been put forth.
The fluctuations in the stock exchange have been slight
Very little business had been done and the general tenor
uf the market heavy. On the 2Sth the funds
steady notwithstanding adverse reports from Paris and
the market closed firm.
The Times contains the following upon the tea Market
n consequence Of intelligence from China confirming the
previous reports of short supplies there great excite
ment in the tea markets. and considerable demand for
most descriptions at higher prices. Some holders with
drew altogether Satpetre has been active during the
Ito fine 39s. <3s Cwt More than onethrd OF the
soc in the port Of london has changed hands besides
parcels cold afoa considerable part has been taken
for the Sardnian government The Times says great
part of the business done appears TO be speculative
The Earl of Rpon dead, and Lord Goderich succeeds
Ito the peeragc.
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The Times of Saturday quotes sales of New York Cen
trail sinking fund bonds at 93 do shares 79 7s, third
mortgage TO- Pennsylvania Central 6s, first mortgage
81; do. do, second mortgage, 92H
The steamship City Of Manchester, from New York
arrived Liverpool at three O'Clock the morning Of the
18th.
The steamship Alps, from New York, arrived at Liver
pool at ga. NJ Of the 29ih
The steamer Lebanon left Liverpool at the same
time the America, for New York direct.
Tie City Of Manchester substituted for the vgo, and
was TO leave Liverpool Feb. for New York.
The steamer Edinburg detained in the Clyde owing
10 unfavorabe weather preventing the shipment Of that
portion Of her cargo intended to be placed board at
GreencCk.
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IONIAN ISLANDS.

is officially announced that Mr. Gladstone had accept
cd the Lord High Commissonership Of the Islands for
very brief period He opened the Parliament the 26th
of January and would be recalled and his ap-
pointed in the first week in February Sir H. Storks is
his
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active, and all qualities slightly advanced: common Con-
gou ls va. ls Id. Coffee duh unseed cakes IN fair
demand at flO S. for New York and 60 16s for Boston
IAnseed oil quiet At 29s. Cd. Sperm oil fe6sa ST. Rice
quiet Sapetre very active at S8s. 49, raiiow steady
at 53s. Cd. Spirits turpentne not quoted
HAvRK MARKETS
For the week including JAM 2Saes for the week. 10 900
bale. All qualities slightly advanced at the opening, but
closed at slightly rates. New Orleans s ord0ire
eSf Flour dull and nominal Wheat declining. Ashes
dull Coffee fkm Oils Armer Rice dull. Sugar dull
but firm. Lard dull Whalebone inactive.
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RJJSSTA

The advices from ST. Petersburg represent nearly
concluded the loan which has been under negotiation with
the Rothscbds for some time past II is amount to
thirty millions Of roubes and the basis of the transaction
is said to be agreed upon.
Russian letters and journals do not believe in war.
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shiupiug InrclIICence.


Arrived from New York December II TrOvat0re at Table
Bay January 23 Doctor Barh, ut Hamburg 2Bh Neptune
Liverpool 9Th Dewitt Clinton do; 2slh Pilot Fish, at do
Arrs ed from New Orleans, January e achilles a. Bre
25th Alder, do sd Henrietta and Mary at Genoa
18th Golden Star wbar Fsh Havre 26h Cotton Plan
at Lverpool 2h Golden Light ut do 2S Abner Steson
at do.
from Mobile Jan 26, Philadelphia, and Samaritan,
Liverpool 9Th, Oregon, at do: 18th John Parker at DO
Arr from Savannah Jan q Frsternidad a Liverpool; 18th
Lizzie souihard at do 2sth, British Trident at do.
Art from Charleston Jan & Wihelmne, at Bremen; 2sth,
washington, at do.
Sailed for New York. Dec TO- Monterey from st. Helena
18th, Ocean Rover from do 18th. Comment from dol 28th
Home from do lsh webfoot from Calcutta 18th, Ortona
from Singapore; 18TH Resolute from do Jan 2 Canada from
Ne.sna 26h, ocean State from Margate 2Sth H. L. Lane
and Is. Cushman from Liverpool.
Sal ed New Orleans, Jan. 20. Colombo and OBren
from Deal
Sid Boston Dec 9-Back Hawk, from Calcutta 10th,
Grace Gordon and Shorey from do. Jan 2 Ceres ffom
Queenstown; 18th, Morning Light, from Messina
ut Liverpool 29hShips Sprague from New Orleans
Thomas Watson from Gsveston bark Alamo, from lives
tom ship NJ Nottebohm, from Savannah
Ship Geo Evans from Liverpool for New York. put back
26ih with nine water In her hold and lost
The Yematsee, from Liverpool to Charleston, cast
ashore of the Ise of Skye 10th, and broken two.
Crew saved.
The Flying Fsh, from Foochow foo to New York. had put
back, unable 10 carry her cargo. and would be sold.
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PASSENGERS BY THE AMERICA.

Mr. Alden lady infant Mr. Mrs Van Lockeran, Mr.
Mrs and Master Anthony, Pike and infant Mrs
Desiop Mrs Bsseu and child Mr. and Mrs John Jones' hr
Mrs Caverh Mr. and lady Mr. and Mrs ANTI, Capt
Lord, Messrs verkeyden, Garo Bradburn, Ras llggns
speDces Einglsman rreyericE Robinson Bsroy x NcHs
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ITALY,

in the Apinique Of Turin states that the Grand
Duke of Tuscany has refused to accede to Ausras
quest regarding the exchange Of Tuscan for Austrian
troops
1t had been officially announced TO the Court Of Turin
that the Prince of Wales would pay visit TO the King OF
Sardinia in the spring
The Times correspondent confirms the report o. note
having been addressed by the British government TO the
Cabinet Of Sardinia, colcfed in very earnest terms,
strongly deprccatlng the war policy.
1t is stated that the Modenese government have sent
FIVE hundred and two pieces Of artillery to watch the
Piedmontese frontier
The Opinique of Turin referring to late article In the
Aoieur upon the France and Sardniah marriage says
that the alliance between France and Sardinia quite dis
nct from the marriage and that France TO intervene
for the independence Of the Italian peninsula 1t ia because
her interests induce her to do independently Of the al
lance just concluded.
The Minister of Finance laid before the Chamber at Tu
rim the 2Sth proposition for dowry to the Princess
Clntide
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FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent OF the Daily Neis states that
warike preparations going so actively that the
breaking out Of hosties would seem not question OF
eeks but days. The demand for cavalry is urgent
hat orders have been given TO buy horses nine years old
eters from Toulon state that sxtyt war transports
re to be ready by March l. The supplemental surgeons
10 the military hospitals at Paris and Marsclles are
ordered hold themselves in readiness for active service
In the artillery there companies in which Hve-sxths
the excused from regular duty, because they
Ire making cartridges letter from Grenobe speaks of
|be continued arrival of troops and formation "coys
R0swsee, on the Alps Three Of war left Touon on
he 26th for Genoa supposed for the purpose Of
|nnyng Prince Napoleon and his bride 10 France.
Three ships OF the line under orders at Cherbourg
join the experimental squadron in the Mediterranean
.s quick possible.
The Mo,ttesr de Ia Colonization contains ministerial
Of Prince Napoleon, dated January g. by which all
ecruiting Of immigrants at the eastern coast OF Africa
The Independence Beige asscrt5hat the English Cabine.
making efforts at Paris well Vienna and Turin TO
Iect pacific arrangement of existing difficulties II has
BIZ TO Lord Palmerston in l84S, by which Lombardy
oud have obtained separate and selfgov-
nng ad%fnssration on constitutional principles, pSss
tention TO the proposition. The Cabinet OF Vienna,
thout committing itself TO ay definite course, said TO
been converted to the idea OF European Congress,
ongh at first was decidedly hostile 70 such plan.
pndon and not Paris Is this time TO be the place where
70 Plenpotcntaries are to meet According to Paris cor
& of hostllites by convoKng congress is considered
igatory.
The Paris correspondent Of the Herald, writing III
ght OF the 27th says"The opinion is now almost uni
rsa Ia fars That CRISIS has arrived in the affairs Of
propc, more momentous than any which has arisen
|ne the wars OF the first empire Among the lower
asses the war feeling is stimulated by La Prcsse and lie
ccis, and is daily growing moro intenscv
The latest correspondence Of the Times says that con.
sdctory facts ana rumors still tho order Of the ay
cre are reports that II s on the political attitude Of
gland that in reality dependent and there IL also
report that Count de Persgny likely 70 20 10 England
co more as Ambassador. His re-appointncnt would be
garded az q sign Of peace.
me Court Of Appeals Of Paris has confirmed the sen.
hce Of imprisonment for three and fine Of 1000
passed Prouhon the socialist for the sentiments
htained In n recent work by him
hhe Paris Bourse Of the Doth showed slight recovery
the 9th it opened strong, but after consider
70 fluctuations closed heavy at decline Of 4
cent On the 28th an announcement IN Lc
nd that the Commander-in Chief had been ap-
nted 10 the Piedmontese army, and rumored
rrection at Ravenna, increased the hatness at tho
rse and the Henes reccdod 10 6sf 4bc. Towards the
,, however considerable improvement took place,
ehc last quotation was 6sf S5c for money and 6Sf.
FOR account
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Cape OF Good Hope dates TO December %. News
unmportant Trade was improving at Cape Town,
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SPAIN.

The Spanish government suspectng that project had
been got up the Neapotan exiles their
shipment at Cadz for New York; took measures TO pre-
vent it,
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HAVANA, Feb 6.-Sugars, clayed-During the week
less disposition to operate has been manifested by pur-
chasers IN general for contracts well az for partial
o considering that the advices from foreign markets do
not warrant the exobtan asked by holders Only
few sales the basis Of 10 l0t1 rais for No 12 for
special quality are reported On the whole the market is
quiet, and rates show tendency to decline. The follow
ing quotations are consequently only nomnay the same
as last week-Mnscovadoes have continued better
qury without change in prices and hardly any left for
sale in first hands at ouports Molasses under
gone no particular alteration and therein
have been extremely limited, owing in pleasure, TO the
absence OF stock the arrivals, well here tho
coast, are quite restricted quote cayed rials and
muscovado, Az rals. Flour abundant sales Of 677
bbs from Blboa at s14 II 1900 bbs from Santander
at St4 TO months, and 2l0 bbs from Barcelona at
private rates stock Of Spanish flour about a. 900 bps
Provisions, -Butter50 bbls Goshen, from New York,
retaled ut $40 per qti Hsms-0f American there is
light stock Pork-Saes OF cases clear from store;
10 cases from Philadelphia at sl5 Der qu the small
stock all In hand prices will very probably advance
soon. EXCHANGES declining; New York, per cent pre-
mum; New Orleans short, q per cent premium Dol
lars-Mexican shpboard are worth Y per cent pre-
MUM Freghts-The movement in the freight market
continues last advised, with some advance on parcu
lar classes Of cargo.