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, 1860-05-25
FOR SALE,
SHERlEE'S SALE,

DY virtue Of writ Of execution to me directed, is
II sued out Of the Oce Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District Of Washington
Territory, have levied upon and taken into execution,
and will sell TO the highest bidder at the door OF the
Court House, in the town Of Olympia, Saturday the
ZSd day Of June $780, at the hour Of two O'Clock in
the afternoon, all right, title, and interest Of Moses
Hurd and Mary ARn, his WIFE, In and to the following
described real estate, tO-wit: All and singular the
lands embraced in their notification le in the Reg
isters Office Of Washington Territory situate in Town
ship eighteen, north, nnge two (2) west Of the viii
amette meridian, lying west Of the portion assigned
% the said Mary Ann Hurd; which tract or parcel Of
land contanes hundred and Thirty acIcs or there
abouts and all embraced 10 sections eight and nine Of
said Township.
Also, all right, title, and interest Of said Moses
Hurd and Mary Ann NJ Hurd. in and 10 a certain tract
and parcel OF land purchased by the said Moses Hurd
Of John B. Dickerson, containing now one hundred
and twenty acres, thereabouts being the eastern
portion Of the donation claim Of the said John b.
Dckerson, the notification for which is on file in the
ONCE Of the Register Of Washington Territory, all In
the county Of Thurston and Territory Of Washington
together with all the Improvements thereunto belong
ing, seized and taken into execution the property
Of Moses Hurd and Mary Ann Hurd, and will be sold
% satisfy judgment Of the District Conr against said
Moses Hurd and Mary Ann Hurd and in favor Of Gil
more Hays for the Of t647 co. with interest from
september I'd, 1852 and costs accrued taxed at Sl2
80 and costs hereafter to accrue.
G. G. BLANKENSHIP
- Sheriff, Thurston CO., W. T.
Olympia, May 18th, ls6O.-4w.
, 1860-05-25
ARMY NOTICE.

CEALED proposals for furnishing the U. 6. Troops
y at Fort SteilacOOm, W. T., with FREsu BEEF for
the year commencing July lst, 1880 will be received
at the Office Of the Acting Assistant COmmssary OF
subsistence. Fort SteilacOom, W. T., up TO l O'Clock
on SATURDAY, June 23d, 1860.
This Beef must be fresh and good, and of a whole
some quality, delivered in quarters an equal proper
ton Of EACH (necks and shanks to be eNcude) ordi-
narly three times week, in quantities varying with
the number Of troops at the Post. The amount re.
quired at present per week is about 1850 pounds
which may be increased or diminished during the
year.
Payments to be made monthly.
Proposals to be addressed to the Acting Assistant
Commissary Of Subsistence, Fort Steilac0om W. T..
and endorsed Proposals for Fresh Beef = written
contract and bond, with two sureties, to accompany
the proposal Contract will be given to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder
The Commissary the right to reject any or
all bids should he think the interests Of the service
require it.
bidders are invited to be present at the opening of
proposals.
@. A. REYNOLDS,
I'd Lieut.. 9th lnfy, A. A. c. S.
ONCE Of A. A. c. s., Fort Steilacoom, W. T., May
eth, 1860. 3w26.
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q "a UvH|EaD wI @

1t has come to my knowledge that parties in San
Francisco have rcsorted to the base artHicc Of at
tempting U forge my laJd with some slight altcra-
ton, using ,he name " DELAy's" instead OF
" DALN'S Aromatic TalI,y NtIsE,s," and
also using CuNBEELtNp,7 instead Of - HooonRu-
hcin."
These Bogus Labels have been put oa Bottles Of
entirely different shape FROM mile, containing the
commonest trash, ond Parked in eases, intended To
initiate and branded similar to the pcn1, using the
name DELAYS .tead of :. Oaly',."
Dealers in the interior a, well as consumers are
cautioned not to be imposed upon by this gus ari
cle
Particular attention Is called to the shape Of my
Bottle, which is unlike any other, and also TO the
name William II, Daily, New York" blown In
each Bottle.
have fears Of this or any other spurious article
interfering whh the sale Of my
Aromatic Valley Whisky,
but cannot allow such base fraud to be practiced
upon honest Merchants aad the unsuspecting Consu.
mer, without noticing it.
VIM. IL. DAILY,
SOLE PROPRIETOR,
NEW YORK.
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PACIFIC RESTAURANT {!
(FORNERLT PACIFIC HOUSED

(FORNERLF PACIFIC HOUSE)
OLYMPIA, w. T.
FTNHE undersigned having leased, for a number Of
Il years, the above well-known and deservedv pop
ular house wishes to inform the former patrons Of the
Restaurant and the travelling community in general,
that having
THOROUGHLY RENOVATED
the above establishment and furnished the same with
entirely new furniture from basement to garrett She
is now prepared to entertain guests in greater comfort
and in more accommodating manner than can be
done by any other house in the place.
The house will be kept on the restaurant principle
MEALS At Az HOURS, DAY OR NIGHT
A limited number can be accommodatCd\with lodg.
ings, good. clean beds and well ventilated rApms.
Give her call and yourselves Of tie truth Of
the aboye,
REBECCA HOWARD.
Olympia, May 10th, 1850. 26-mG.
, 1860-05-25

STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, 32 SoNEEsIT ST..
BosroN Mass, April II, 1855.
WV. Il. DAILY, New York:
Dear Sir-I have madr a chemical analysis Of your
Aromatic Valley Whisky, aud find il ryI:r, FIyE
FLNvuUrD Rye WHISKY, containing no Injurious mat
ter Of alY kind, aud recommend il a. suitable Tor
medical and public purpoe,I
CHARLES I. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
State Assayer.
, 1860-05-25
CLIMBERS PRAIRIE INSTITUTE.
REV. r. J. EVANS, Principal.
MRS s. +, w, EVANS. Female TsacI

REV. r. j. EVANS, Principal.
MRS. S. F. W. EVANS, Female Teacher.
THIS INSTITUTE WILL COMMENCE ITS
first year July 9th, 1850 The building is situated
On Chamber Prairie, six miles east Of Olympia in
Sealthy moral country neghborhoOd, where children
viii be withdrawn from temptations incident to cities
and more public places
The year will be divided into ttco terms of twenty.
one weeks each or their equivalent.
All common school and academic branches desired
will be taught on the following terms:I
TERMS--PER hNNUMi
Primary Common School Exclusive of Gram.
mar and Arithmetic advanced. ........... $50 90
higher Common School including Eng. Gram
mar and Arithmetic advanced, Algebra,
Geom., Bookkeeping g....................s s35 90
Academic-Anct Languages, Natural and Nor
Al Science, TriSonometry, French, Botany,
PhysiOlOByr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40 %
INSTRUMENTAL MUsIC.-S0 soon as arrange.
meuts can be made, lessons will be given on
the Melodion, lesson per we, H. ........ $50 90
Weekly lessons in vocal music given free Of charge
to all scholars.
Lost tme-less than term-will be at the scholars
expense No deduction will be mpde except in cases
Of sickness, or by special previous arrangement with
the Principal.
All pains will be taken to make this Institute wor
thy the approval Of the community its patronage is
therefore respectfully solicited
N. b. The principal is also authorized to say that
boarding may be had in the neghborhood at reasona
be rates.
Money payable quarterly on the lst of October,
January, April and July. SWIFT
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IWE PROPRIETOR has recently erected in con
L nection with, and as part n the - Washington
Hotel a large two story blilding-20 by GO feet
by which he Is enabled to provide the travelling public
with larger number Of capacous comfortable and
eXcellenty ventillted apartments than be Afforded
by any other public house in Washington Territory
An idea OF MS ability to accommodate the public may
bejudged rom the fact that the Hotel contains twen
y-hve private rpoms-(eXcllsive of family apart.
nents)-six Of which are large drawing rooms. or
parors.
Thankful TO the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the proprietor and having thus
enlarged upon his former business he feels confident
he render the sojourn Of strangers with him com
set his table as well as any IN like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished to such as may desire
them.
Board by the day and week
A good stable is attached To this establishmept
which will he amply supplied with forage for the ac
commodation OF animals Of the travelling public
share Of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited.
Olympia, Dec. t. 1857.
, 1860-05-25
TREADWELL & CO.'S
LIST OF MACHINES
FOR HARVEST OF 1860.

+ASaIOorSs
MANNIS Celebrated Reaper and Mower com.
wi bined. Made by Woods Of Hoosic Falls-made
in ls59-strJnger and better than ever before cuts
tricts. Made expressly for Treadwell & Co., San
Francisco
McCORMICK'S Reaper. with new improvements
made in 1852 being the latest and best machines ever
turned ont by him. Six feet cut. Made expressly for
rreldwe Co., San Francisco.
HESSEG $ JReaPer-substantial and effective ma.
chine.
BURRALL'S Reaper-a good and enduring Reaper.
SEYMOUR & MORGAN'S, or N. Y. Reaper-a
fair machine. Cuts six feet.
kETCHUM'S MOwer-dOes uot reap. Cuts five
feet.
EAGLE Reaper and Mower-cam motion. Cuts
five feet.
WOODS Moving Machine splendid two-horse
machine.
WOODS Swather-a new machine. worked by two
horses from behind, can he raised and lowered to suit
EERr RrvoStor1.
HAlNES Illinois Harvester-a most desirable ma
chine. Cats tea feet, and is twice as effective as
reapers, at the same expense Of running.
ThroshorS.
TREADWELL'S 10 horse-made after the " Rus
sell pattern by Spencer. very superior machine.
SPENCER'S 10 horse celebrated Thresher. with
Perigo power-better made than ever.
RUSSELLS 10 horse celebrated Thresher-made
at Massillon. Ohio
PITTS pattern 10 horse and horse Threshcrs-
made by Noursc, Mason a Co.
HALLS and ID horse Thresher, Smith's power
WHITMAN'S 5, o and horse Threshers, far supe-
rior to any other machines Of their sizes.
EMERf'S and horse Threshers--a very simple
and durable machine.
Horse Powers.
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{ have aualyzcd a sample or"DALN'S AROMATIC
VALLEY " Risky. ''aud find il 10 be rUEE ARTICLE.
II fine favor, and wthputGny deetcrjous ndmNtnre.
JAMES r. ClllLTON, MD.
New York. Chemist
, 1860-05-25
MINERAL NATTR

TTHE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED To
l. supply all orders from Washington Territory, at
the shortest notice, with
MINERAL WATER, LEMON SODA, SARSAPARIllh,
and syrups Of all kinds All orders addressed to
PHILLIPS & CO,
Humboldt Street, Victoria, V. l., promptly attended
t.. lm25
, 1860-05-25
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

T'HE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY BEEN
l. appointed administrator upon the estate of +. Il
CLARK, late Of King county, W. T., deceased by the
Probate court Of said county. Persons knowing
themselves indebted, will. without delay call upon
the undersigned and settle and those having claim
against said estate will present them with proper
vouchers within one year from the date hereof.
A. A. DENNY, Administrator.
Seattle, King Co. W. T., May I, 1850. AVIS
, 1860-05-25
SUPERIOR AND UNIFORM QUALITY

has become fully appreciated, that the demand Tor
it has largely inerea.ed, and the quantity now sold i
much greater than any other brand Of Whisky on the
Pacific Coast.
, 1860-05-25

DowERs q Attorney Tor ne transfer of roIani..r
discharges forsAls a This oHcs.T
, 1860-05-25

New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

tnues IN session long after Congress sjjourned every
where ana ~ all times composed q tns represen-
tAtves q The press. There some Of them down b.
low here-(pointpg 10 the reporters making my speech
Tor an hour sometimes they much besser than
j do myself, at which have been surprised but
The Hindoos clipped their bowels They would
iashion public sentiment; and, al this day. when the
wyrld never before, under the influence Of public
opinion, they WELD power Tor ausceodDs both or
constitutional bodies combined wish / had time TO
speak TO you Of the power hh which the press has In
vested public speaker From childhood we nave been
IN the habit Of declsmsng about oratory what
could the dol Athens little place of
100000 inhabttana Dcmosthenes toe rosrum
call logic set on IRE Yet how many has he reached
ght or ten thousand people at the fsIthest There
were mo- reporters and no teiegrapos How different
now While some Of you have seen man get ~ IL
Congress In Parliament, and speak 10 ths presence o.
y or s,xty sleepy people, and get uterne words which
next dsy shock the nations He hes addressed m'ioo
In few hows But, my friends, need NOT Tell you thai
the revenues of Christ have overlooked this medium
against Our most respectable booksellers are carns
the diseased appetes Of the public, for dangerous no
ve and The presses groan In the production Of works
openly snd ipsidiousIy assaipg tina Gospel OF CHRIST
say, therefore, that would be delinquency ON our par
Old employ the same 20 serful seen Tor the ds
semr alton Of truth, ~ an antdote TO this VIDE spres
poisou.
The reverend speaker continued his remarks q SOM
length touching tho publication Of tracts and other mean
sprea6 ing the gospel among that busy and mul
tude, whose feet beat psvemens like autumn rain
ana concluded with eloquent appeal 10 their behalf
Rev Dr. PLusnxR, Of Pn2burg In secondDg the allow
resolution made short and well conceived address, ate
which the toxoogy ives Sung, benediction pronounce'
and the congregation separated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09
NEW YORK SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

week is that Of the Sunday schools yesterday afternoon
end evening All Interested In the children aud oil
should DO Interested In the effects upon them Of Sabbath
school instruction. converted child ID better by many
years Of Christian influence, example and action
than . converted man, In the majority Of cases.
The Sabbath school undernes and supports the
church, supplying with it, workers and It's
members In regard the Sabbath school exces the
church. for the church aims 70 convert men 10
e but the Sunday school educs,es and pssrucu
It's members practical Christianity; and exces II still
In having more impressblc material 70 deal with,
thus achieving certain and couquesu The
power Of The Sabbath school in wha
learned there by what ia there impressed upon the
mind and heart almost Hy and chapters
the Bible, however we'll committed 70 memory, slip awsy
by and by, and, being but bali understood leave but,
few traces OF their presence behind but n that hall
unconscious impression Of something good, Of purity, Of
peace, Of holiness, connected With the school oddly
enough mixed up with that nice feeling which cIcsn
bess and Sunday clothes orignsse) that makes ths
thought Of the Sunday school Influential to subdue
chldHh sins Of petulAnce and selnshness, and
IL 10 this which makes the memory Of Sabbsths quietly
Parsed in the school, held In the basement Of our old
church. plessAnt 10 recall the soft notes Of
distant musical chime. The anniversaries OF yesterday
showed how this Sunday school influence extend
ing 10 this city. Tho schools under the charge Of
The New York Sunday School Union assembled,
two three together In vAroas churches throughout
not have been less than thirty thou1nd charen
assembled IN their various gxtberiogs The children,
orssses n we're Hssh, % see" All Of the schools bad
spp,orate cxsrc prayer and brief addresses.
and toneas icf instance, thai attached To The Oliver
Baptst church, had for the children
In the evening the forty fourth anniversary Of
the New YORK Sunday scnoo Union was held
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.
ADDHxssKs nv RkvEEESps DIR. scUDpER, OF INDIA,
AID Dn yuLLgR. ov NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or TIN
socurr-A BEAurvuL krLoey on TIE rskss,
ETC.
Apreiimnary meeting Of the friends Of the American
Tract soc,e In behalf Of u religious sni bensvoIcn,
istsresfs held evening alshs Reformed Du,co
Church. rAyfAyets pscs. The ediaoc was nIled without
beng crowded. the congregation embracing, usual
occasions Of this character large proportion OF lsfies
A largo number Of ciersy men we're also present
he meeting was called 70 order by Hiram Estchu D,
Eco He said shss h had s~ays been the uniform pras
ice of This society conmepce their meetings with re
Gus exercises. A their previous meetings, instead Of
religious exercises for the Lest Two three years past,
they had controversy, and regular debating socisty
had, however, occurred Inc members that the nrst
days proceedings should bs spsr for such services
would be hsld shh evening and 70 morrow, u was
found necessary 70 have controversy then could be
decided upss. bey vsrv asssrmnsd that sosxhi
he Rev. d. I.rsor, 4 Me- Yorr. then opened the
meeting wnh prayer, an@r winch
sss M y. :1s., . ssss ss
syropsh--rhb society vas csasizsd ~ Q national In
-i,ui'os, Designed 70 embrace al shc could harmonic
~ appropriate wort ih volume circulauos early
.ns 20 Ts"S x. s :.
literature. n he'd npued sswiy sixSsen millions q vol
smes too hundred and Ten milhns q trscs and mors
this and, originating With MS society 1871 had spread
over the couauy, commsnding nsslf 70 GOOD every
where During the year n had made 100000 family
Waits NE errasd Of Salvation, and offered prayer
In 42s 600 Of them, ssd creuIs1sd $4,000
msncsm nj this work The cspostsss have nads nearly
-four miions q bsbNsncss nsy haze circsasd By ale,
millions upon the poor. family ~ family, wfboos nossy
and without pvce. In rsriodicals led sxoesdsd IN The
nslussoa. ne rccesy foreign appreprnG1pua h eaHh
for the year bad been si1ooo ssd 800 ~ fsrnasos,
prsss sbrcsA vhich had bssa fsh res.l - sIsss
k~ldes ne evsnm ~ money, - dsv1g ~ ~ ne1e
srssm ~ yvbnessess 70 he smou.. q e1S 49,
hsds, - th< shppra fov foreign pcvS, = - amy ed
navy, 10 Nev@y, humane, ed criminal mue.ao.1, -
mksen eHbba>h sshccs 70 domestic ms.asnm1. - ssx
nlas4es inAvf4uak, and 70 NE mebsrs 80 6lreeecvs
The s1@ BAN he'd tssn dksriored W os'r9sssFs ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

,ss worn on. so, upou The seabosrd Doe sis discovery
IKE agricultural patent Of Inc as, ten years 70
mske the whole machinery Of the republican argument
u,eess snd base,ess- n only anothss ssooe 10 toe
structure when have been striving 70 rear for quar-
upou The sven q slavery vhich do<s mot denounse
a ain, which does not claim 10 abolition - duty,
vhich does not demand y from : higher Eve we
snlrty ml,oss Of people ought 70 bring 70 tsAl IN.
copdisscpsi and inmsdisie end. But v said have
The rer,r,cus world 70 attack Do you belsve that
thirty thousand American pulp had preached foe three
years this one doctor Of divniy has preached 70 M
thn morning South Carolina could whip Sew forK into
preshps when chrs, announced h doesrine - 70 tne
IN ss q s about ~ |
morning which The boys had hawked through the streets
Of Jesusasm ,hs. VERY day He took tos hs ss, an ss
qsushs-rj Ne prssched from me Ass political ana
social nsn Of the hour. And 10 man follou
Wssn ! ~sss po,',ss.i prsssslss / 70 % The me
New Testament, which n poshiss but . political
ps~phst, suited 70 The nssdiaa Of Jerusalem u tne
snfunss q slavery. should have sssasd thn quss-
ten kn years sgc upon deeper and better bass than
ssy np. ssa ssswsn covering shessves up TO- avail
sbniiy in equIvccal words and un'd snneancsmsss
principle shre.s me ssss ne ccsS ssss .ns s
claimed Justice A my friend Robert Purvs ssood
here ana sxohe 70 Of The cccred race came 70 me
BE-. ,sSs ss s,s. os ne ssss ss.d sss
piundefsd and vroused for ss senerassoos-w. hsv:
claimed for the imbr<a representatives o. me race snas
has half this usion vhss " y. tns' naken ~
pcnnilsss ignorant and frsndle, he snouid 60 out vim
ous fesasrs. That magnificent house, poussd vhn ms
blood those timbers laid by hh tothat southern ooy
education, whipped out Of he ouecks-thss eirit on
monds cruahed oss u HE booes-that white rscee cut
ure, The sveat q m hrovshss Eden OF The oaroi'na
and Virginia. NJ rpsuh a IN toof that ve ASK NOT one
iot uuls. But from under that svnlAnche
Of vckednen W have csly ssksd liberty 70 DIG out N
naked end pusdsrsd bcsy q ~ msrsted represents
tive of sx generseoos Of bosdmea, and 5o,oco pulpit
have saxsd beck and turned s - Ne ssrociy Of our
claim. We bad asksd fr justice should have ssid
"senafov Mason, dreesed In hcoespun, daecrge M
plumber Jour back; throw N Inst splen dre, and
van out The pluneered pavement ne saksf robber
said 70 hlnvhen be tesi Ckssls ssunsr vrh Ianaha-
be enoranos, as hs nsvw hsard = Virgil untl he oams
the brutal iensrascs Il vlrsinhS Had ben b Ne
Massachusetts, senaAov's p,ass, vssId havs offered
rsssiusos shaA ~ l9ssria ssAw sa vponas ~ far.
sIsses, = he ssssss synes, WIN ssyy vwl1, 81
nader ~ The edi0en nasshtse) We ses~ld have
pai6 ~ shs sducnAed vkGnnas Frss ~ slays im1s
dln1rly; co9e hin, edpon1s hin, esed hin = Yse Or 70
Harvsrd Aocd M soul ~ NJ oulear vhnA ~ bc m
I'm \ SrssissnS ssS vsEvss a .. yosr bssdsd fss.,
An - ssas = % rssssi ~ ycu hksrR ~ IN ssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-10

ne MARIE. 10 the forenoon opened Win spirit and arm
bet became less animated ~ the day advanced anu
closed tame and dull especially for the common grades
white Michigan and some Kentucky ii 81 40 81 81 81 20
n Is Tor No Chicago spring, u 80 VI 10 Tor son
red Western 81 80 81 40 for good 10 choice do 80
q 81 for soft amber do 81 20 for prime do, 81 50
u ~ for son white Western, and 81 ~ 10 for fair
70 prime white Ohio and Indiana Corn was heavy and
lower while embraced about 10 600 bushes Of &c
for unsound and 67kc. CSC for sound WesArn mixed,
with sales Of 600 bushels prime quality Soc Barley
and barley malt were quiet and prices nominal oats
werIsteady at s0c. Axe for Canadian, and at Ale
42c for State. .
company; the catalogue offered comprised about 3eo
bags mostly common quality OF which about 400 bags
were sold at 13c 49, average 10 40c-snowlnga
decline Of nom 40 70 er h., and 200 bags Of st.
Corros : The ket WAC steady, with sales OF about
1000 bales, cl bout change in quotAtone.
FRxnHus IN ements were moderate, and rates Tor
wheat 70 yerr "a rather easier; the shipments
cor alb. 80 600 So 600 bushels wheat, 10 ships
baga a. I3d l3,ad and 500 bbh. -four a. A.; %
hhds tslow 35s and 500 boxes cheese, by steamer
ate3s To LONDON Is tons satnwood were engaged al
SIS 3D. British ship taken up 70 load for Glas
row with wheat at I'D IN ships bags, and at 4s for
-four Wheat 10 HAvre wac at 26c., and other articles
were unchanged.
ProvrsIoss -Pcrk-rhe market was toenbiy active.
with sales Of 200 bbls Including mess, at sic IS
SO 62 old do. at SO 4s SIS so, and new prime at
S14 ID sl4 49, and clear mess at so TO- Beef was In
good request, with sales of $50 bbs at IS . - for
country mess 30 SO for repacked mess, and sl1
$l2 for extra do. Cut meats scarce and firm.
sale Of 900 lbs picked hams reported at 1876
Lard nrm with sales of $40 barrels at 13c 10
Butter and cheese In good request with sales at full
prices
SuGARs.-The market was steady with fair refining
and trade demand The saes embraced goo hhds Cuba
6ac and grocery grades mostly at 7c 11c, and 30c
boxes part at exc ne, and the remainder at p. t.