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JACOB REED,

MANUFACTURE OF
MILF AIRY CLO HING,
SOUTHEAST CORNER SECOND AND SPRUCE Srs,.
PHILADELPHIA.
MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. i,a-su
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A CURE WARRANTED, OF 40 CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEagMAR. i, z, Is,

-
Protected by Royal L.ttsrs Pdtes; Of Enslasd, aad
sscRred b. ths Seals OF the EoOls de Pkdrmdcte ds
Paris, and ks IDpeTia! COsless Of Msdieiss,
No. 1 is invslusbie for exhaustion, spermator-
%o S eIsd s.na al trace, Of ,ho..
diseases that have been hitherto treated bv the
No has enTsy the use Of
mercury, thereby insuring TO the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing al impurities, aad roofing out the
'TRiEsEMHR,Nos,1 IL and a..r. prepared in the
be 90 IN he a Soess snd 0 and
cases and divided INTO separate doses, as admins
Pfioe each or four cases for s. Which ssTs. s
and In 81 caseG, whereby there is 9 saving Of &s.
is4 BieeckeE street; foUr doors below MoDousI
street. New York. Immediately on receiving re
20 any part Of the world, securely packed, and I'D
inrt t I'D d. &. f'N 4. @ ssn
Il IN SSHHTE t $bSlF4 EG gig SkE.RgLAzea,
STOMACH AND WEAK B0WkLS hAA
PREPARED By CHEMIST.
BOTTLES Il. Is and 20 cents aud one dollar.
zee GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
HARTsHORNE's CURE-ALL should be keys
IN Gil families IN case Of accidents sudden eicf
il free usnty cure, in Isss time than IL re-
cures p.ig IN any F,r, Of TIE system and is lsst
HI AS tie fresae1t changes Of the weather pro
duce . lad Cod, Rhenmatism, Pain IN the Limbs
And Bocy; also, STIFF Neck-every person should
Get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Sinevs, Blood and Bones; and by its warming cleo
Gomasneac power, eKpes 81 pain from the system.
HORNE,S PICTORIAL SYkUP OF WILD
GHERRY-:t is tha BEST Cough syrrp in the
H,os are Bilious, r.e HARTSHORNE'SAN1
BILIOUS PILLS. Trey act Upon the Liver, sto-
aAeh and Bowels, carrying OF al Bic and fosl 30
sretions
The above medicines % De had At al Drug Storss
in Washinrton city; KlD%ELL CISsELL 81
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~ WILLIAM B. Chiffon,
OLAIM. PATEN REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Houses, Let's and Farms For Sale on Commits
sion.
TITLES EXAMINED.
Deeds. Contracts, Wills, Agree ments, Bills of
Sale, and al other instruments of writing accu-
rately prepared "
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
O.5fce. Ne Is, ortr Bank Of Washfngton.
REFEREscEs.ChIton& Msgruder, Walter Ds-
vldge, Esq, Attorneys ut aw; John A Smith
Esq, Clerk of the Court Henry Naylor, ESQ
ksc''rHsr 81 iiaHt's NC fala-lv-
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LET NO FALSE DELIClCI PhErhHI-
APPLY MINED ATEL1.
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SONS bF MALTA EXPOSED.-A complete
y exposure Of the disgusting ceremonies of this
| secret order. Prioe Il cents. Solo at
ADAMSON'S, It'll street,
fel7 IT opposite Post Office.
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MEDICINES.

M. JOHNSTON,
IL BALTIMORE
Lock HOSPITAL,
Has Diseore-sd the ,gosf Crfotn, SPEEDY, oHd orly
EfsctsoI Re,asdy ~ "a, HoTId,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF lMPhIDhN
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NoTR.-Under the regulations Of the department
as heretofore and now existing. payment can be
made for advertising pruclamarIons except to such
publishers specially authorized To publish BY
the Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Q-Io
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

great intellectual ability, intimate
knowledge of public affairs, integrity
that no man would dare approach w!th
a corrupt or questionable proposiuoh'
commanding force Of character, fidelity
to his party organization controlled o.
that high sense Of public duty winch
holds right and justice to be superior l"
party obligations; and with all these he
presents the very prime Of a vigorous
manhood, tempered by a Judgment and
discretion that thus far have been Sill
g%ularlv free from error or fault.
There can be no doubt that, possess
ing these qualities as he does, Mr.. Breck-
iuridge would, as President, be govern
ed by wise and patriotic views, ami that
his administration Of public affairs
would be 50 able and pure as to com
mand respect and confidence at home
and abroad. But it has 80 happened OF
late wears, that Presidential candidates
have been selected on very different
grounds from those just mentioned
Conventions, distracted by the lntr!gues
and conflicting interests OF political
SPECTATORS, and in the hot pursuit VI
availability, have either overlooked OF
sacrificed the more important require
mcnts OF the Presidency. Ii a hardly
be expected that the Charleston Conven-
ton will be more exempt from such III
huences than its predecessors, whether
Of it's own or the Republican party -
But in TINS regard it may prove TO be
fortunate for the Democrats, and a sub
iect Of future congratulatlOn for the
country, that eminent fitness aud the
highest availability unite in the person
of John c. Breckenridge. His wide
spread popularity, the hearty good will
Of the masses of his party, and the pres
tigs Of his unbroken success against
great odds, may open the eyes of the
delegates to merits they might not 9TH
erwiSe care t. examine.
But the genuine popular feeling in
favor of Breckenridge may of Itself
work wonders. as it did in the Ashland
District" and at Cincinnati. If not sup
pressed by extraordinary means it must
produce its usual effects at Charleston.
and should he be nominated, the light
ming flash that makes it known to the
Democrats of the Union will wake a re-
sponsive shout such as has not gone VI
from that party since the days Of Jack
son.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

LOUISIANA DEMOCRATIC CLrB, WASHING.
TcS.-Thc Washington Constitution, q
the 10th, records the following.
Pursuant to public notice the resident
Louisianians Of Washington CITY. who
are favorable to Mcssrs. Breckinridga
and Lane as the true standard bearers
Of the National Democratic party, and
who desire their success IN the present
contest, met at the National Democrats
Committee rooRS. No. IS Four aud.a.
half street, on Friday evening. July It'll
and reorgauized the Louisiana Demo.
cratic Club. Mr.. :. F. Glen was unani.
mously elected president of the club. 70
act as CT oga0 corresponding secretary.
and WIN. R. Nixon, Esq, as secretary
and treasurer. 1t was resolved.
/. That the club cordially endorses
the principles Of tue majority platform.
as cuunciated at Charleston and sane.
toned at Baltimore, by the nomination
Of Ncssrs. Breckinridge aud Lane.
.. That we have perfect confidence
in those nominations, and believe that
ii the coming quadrangular conflict the
true Democracy must and shall prevail
Senators John Slidell and J.P. Benia-
min and the Hon. T. G. Davidson and
John NJ. LaHdrum were unanimously
elected honorary members Of the club.
and the Secretary was instructed to in,
form them Of tAeic election.
The club also passed tie following
resolution :
Rescirsd. That all Louisianiaus are re,
spectfully invited to meet and ioinw with
US in promoting, by all honorable means,
the success vi VA national Democratic
nominees III November next.
On motion, the meeting was adjourn
ed to Tuesday evening, July II, at )
o'clock, and the above minutes request
cd to be published III the Democratic
papers Of this city aud Louisiana.
;. F. GLENN, PreS't.
". Il. Nixon. Secretary.
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sa-Some time since IA Baltimore ship
owner, IN getting away q vessel, had
considerable trouble with one of his men.
by the name of Cain OF Kahn, who got
top-heavy on the advance wages. At
ter the vessel had accomplished her
voyage, on settling with the crew. it
came to this mans turn for settlement.
what name y asked the merchant.
lain, sir" was the reply.
what " rejoined the merchant, "are
you the man who slew his brother 2,
mo, sir" was the ready and witty
reply OF Jack, with a knowing wink,
giving his trousers a hitch, "I'mthe man
aohaf got skrod!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
". X. Nixon, Secretary.

Mr.. DOUGLAS SOUTHERN N2TE-Ar
Douglas, says the 13tocate, received 81
votes frcm the Southern States in the
Convention by which he was put innon-
nation. OF these. nine from Alabama
and six from Louisiana, were cast by
men who had no shadow Of authority
to act as delegates. The real vote from
tie South is thus reduced to 49,. every
one Of which was given him by dele
gates who misrepreseuted their coustit-
ucuts.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

The New ORLEANS PosrorrrcE.--We
are panied to inform our readers that
Col. 5. +. Marks, the popular Postmas-
ter of this city, has been removed from
Office, for reasons not yet assigned by
the Administration. 1t is supposed that
the Ii consists in a disagreement
with the Postmaster General in refer
ence to the settlement of certain ac-
counts. Mr.. Blair, representing the De-
p.artment at Washington, has taken
charge, ~agreeably to instructions. of the
papers and management of the Office
DatG.
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GAZETTE 6 SENTINEL.
NOTICES.

The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is strictly limited 60
their own imnediate end regular business aud the bust
ness of an advertising arm - not considered az including
that OF its individual members.
Merchants or Others advertising by the year ~ ~ only be
allowed the space Of a half column "a the paper at the
rates 1T present charged them bN Thu paper.
Calls on persons TO become candidates WILDE Inscrieda
other advertisements,
Advertissn,euts not marked on the copy for specified
nme will ts inserted tiiliDIbid, aud payment expected.
And fnllly-Ail Communications tor thts paper OF any
and every character whatsoever, intended 10 promote the
private ends or interests Of individuals, corporations, So
sIeiies or schools, will be charged "a, advertisements.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

b&g' Tie Territorial Governments are
the mere creatures Of the Federal Gov
ernment. They are organized by it
They derive all their powers from it..
The DougIasites maintain hal the local
authorities may lawfully" exclude sla-
very from the territories, yet deny that
Congress eSn legislate upon that SUBJ
ject at ais They assert, and correctly,
that 'no&interference by Congress"
with sla~E in the territories is the
Democrat Doctrine but they say non
interference'by Congress means Inter
ference" by the creature of Congress, a
Territorial Legislature. The true Dem
ocratic doctrine is, that neither, Congress
o the local authorities cah snterfere
with slave property or any other pro
perty in the territories, the whole pow
er of both Congress and its creature be-
ing limited to the power coupled with
the duty Of guarding and protecting
the owner in his rights"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

HSs-Joan Tylsr, ex-Pesident of the
United States, has written a letter in
which hs'goes strong for Breckinridge
and Lane.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

PAIRlorIc SENrIAENrs.-It is with plea
sure that we perceive our gallant ticket at
The hsad Of the Lake Providence Hrdla-a
pleasure which is enhanced from the fact that
~llATcI, hitherto and previous TO the nominn.
tons, has leaned extensively towards 4! .
SouIe Cpttman idea of Democracy, and his
adhesion to the true Democracy not looked
for. He will do noble service. He thus pa
triotically winds up an article on the course
he has adopted:
We believe il to be under the %circun.-
stances. the only tick6 about which
there should be no difference of opinion
in the minds of Southern men, in the
Presidential contest now waging. as it
ce~rtainlysis the only titket, out of the
five in b ffeld, upon which an available
hope to Dc South can be based. We
speak ASIDE from mere party considera-
tons, DR. fealty to party is with us Of
secondary moment, where the cause Of
justice, interests, rights, country, is EN-
devotion and support. "Our country
first, our party afterwards" should be
the guiding motto" of every patriotic
Southerner at this time, and We believe
that in the main it will continue to be
till the end of the chapter. BREcKES-
RIDGE and LANE are honored and trusty
names. We take them willingly for
what they have been and are now
Their lights are no ignis fatUii or flicker
ing tapers such as are too often seen in
the great political waste, but born with
a bright and vigorous fame, reckoning
us onward and showing us the way to an
eminence of repose and prosperity, Sc
cure from the incursions of a blind and
hostile fanaticism.
+ a TIMELY WARNING.-A Yankee ed
itor copfesses to have had dealings with
Satan, for the good of his readers. of
course:
was sitting in my study, when |
heard a knock at the door.
Come n ,"said |, when the door opep-
ed and who should walk in but-Satanl
How dye do?' said he.
Pretty well" said l..
What are you about, preparing your
leader ?"
Yes" said |.
"Ah, dare say you think you are DO
ing a great deal of good %
well, not as much as | could wish:
but a little good | hope" said |. ,
You have a pretty large lot of read
ers !? said he.
We'll, pretty well for that" said /.
And dare say you are pretty proud
of them ?"
mo, l am not, for not one-half of
them pay for their papers !"
You don't say so ?"
Eyes, that | do; not one.half Of them
pay for their papers |"
We'll" said he, then they are an
immoral lot; let me have the list I
pie"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

@sNot single Democratic paper in
North cdiolina has .hoistcd the Douglas
flag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
SEVEN FIRES IN SEVEN hours.

Between the hours Of and II o'clock last evening
The City Hall aud other fre-bells kept up continual
CATERING seven fires occurring ia many consecutive
hours The 6remen had lively time Of is about the
city aud at each alarm turned out strong as ever
The first fire occurred about O'Clock ia the saw-mll
CT Mr.. Bonne No. 800 Henry street, but, being DIS
covered at early moment, speedily extingushed
and no damage of consequence was sus aimed IL Was
oecss ned by sparks from the furnace falling among
some shavings.
At 6, O'Clock the second alarm was occasioned by
the burning OF some shavings in tue area Of No l72
Centre street but The fire put out with pail
two of water before it communicated To the building.
A man named Edward Hogans, while runpng 70 the
fire. was run over by No. Al Engine and badly hurt.
ATT O'Clock q FIRE, which wss-dQubtlrss the result
of spontaneous combustion, occurred in tue printing
ink mandatory Of Augustine A. Thtrber, on the
frrt floor Of No. SO Ann street. Damage about $780,
IBf ured.
The fourth alarm was occasionsa By rskindling
OF some rubbish in the same place. No further
damage was doDe.
AT 81 O'Clock fire, the origin Of hich is unknown,
broke out in the copper smith sopOf l.. I'm, al No
.l7s William street., aud damaged his stock to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

psrs who link themselves respectable that Wool has do
~ "a ~ rc " NJ and Of the Democratic ounsls IN ts
CITY published Il We knew beite nowevef thd @
d our sods s@vsrs weeks since 81 the ttue state Of tae
na,t.t We now call uron urals who have pabiih@i
the market 70 tel their resdsr. that
tIv have berp grossly nie5 and that the greater portion Of
he las now passed second hands ut prices even higher
than last year Dealers who r'ss last es1n snd soa ~
ne Autumn reazr moderate proH bit those VII, bed Oh
I'm N. close Of the year DID not fare 20 we'll Toe Deaine
uacurer. have sissdy made some ro t,as AZ fGss qua
10 small PARCELS ding from IS 10 55c for common 70 PIG
aeeces Pulled Woods IA light stock aud s-o hTm gun
graSes and 47c for No City and extra Country Foegn
rather quiet yet firm psitico Capct s
n Can, have made 3ld3lc aso, % Oaies mo
(rande and 81 do Donstoi on terms not discloset
NHIsKY-Th. market closes firmly the deEisnd more
ac.ive; sses Of $50 bbs al 2ltd2ltc.
WHALEBONE continues duh aad prices noinal tne SUCK
Is an pie for all requirement. - A. - T..
Bsscbed -e-, =. 81 n
ZINC ,teady and In moderate request sales oil %
casks Silesan at the usual rate.
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Passengers Arrived

In steomship Northern light from ApiH',aH-Mfs D n
Murphy children and G. Howard, vile child snd
servant Dr. 1ewksbuy wife and children and srysG MI
Msrchand wife and servant Lieut. Marshall, " . Al a.
Agency. Mr. Hnmber', Nh Fisher G. ksllogs AOSer,
pre,co,t ., d child Dr. s. w Williams Rev. Mr. Ashmore
q w Hokes and wife, Mr. Rideoat wife and child W. God
dipstop c. c. Robsda Mrs Mechanics, j. s. Wall j. NJ Ham
ion, MIS- A. sehel P. Lewis. \. Reed NJ Jnmi,..on
Mrs Csllagbam ard family Church, Burnett MIA .rlins
Judge McCsnD wife two children sDd servant W Mas,sf
and servant r. B. Sherwood Dr. Bea wife, child aud servant
BpckneT and wife c. Davis and wife T. H. Stevens, A. A.
Jennings Pitt Wife and brother, Mrs j. T. Ricknal, MI
sarbuck Mn Meserve ard Mr. Norham Mr. Bandot and
two sons of Gsuer French Consul At San Francisco MISS
~ Bryant J. T. Gths NJ Taylor aud wife, and 800 in tho
steerage - AZ
In teomship Kangaroo for Lreypoo and Queeasoen@Mr
ard Mira O. Findlsy and child Mr. aud Mrs Mlbum and chill
Mis-. Mirz I'd Fleetwood Mr.. Brewer Mr. and Mrs comes
Miss Fanny Lee Mr. Scott RIner Martinez. g. sunghous
Hughes r Cam A. soxlope VaIgr Lucas Thoms.
II. Bohmi g. Pringy NJ Benjamin, ). Ruher Z hodd o
LoukeIbice Stewart, Mitchell 5 steklsy Russell
Mr. Ashwn, Nexider Mr.. Crowford Despard, H. Blair n
WhIes + Msny Lieut. X. b. II. Low, Mira keene;
In hin Golden rule, from ShdRghde-W Martin lady
an children Missionaries from Ningpo H. A Hotchkiss h.
7. Mason. - - -, =,
In b,io IT, NJ Mo,heu, from Bermudd-Mra H. w. Harvey,
Mr., George Buord Mrs Thomas Barnes aud infant Miss Mry
HILL George X kirhham I. E. Memes, Daniel Lane, MACON
Gibbs Master Llewellyn.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK........J %.


SteenspDe Soto Johnston Havana Livingston Crocnero
4 Co.
ships-M. Nottebobm. Lamb Liverpool, Rowland froh'
inghan Revenue, Luce Liverpool, How and frotnnznan
Eark.-H Trog bridge Fri.bee barbados, H. Trowbrdges
Sons; Mariana seasco Genoa Valerie, Fscas 20 Ariel
Che etenan Portsu Prince o. L. A. Ferrisi Utah Williams
San Imam C. purand; j. Godfrey Clark Newcastle II y W.
Never p de Becne FRI Saney Philadelphia Zpsey Bros
Znsarea Bunker, ko Janero, Aymar Co.. Cora, Latham
Losndo, master.
Brig-N Showers Rice, Philadelphia surgeS Col Harriet,
Cor gdon Glasgow II. J G.. A. Dewolf; Col. Pennlnan
CONN Narcotics l. Is. eager; lincoln CORVALLIS Tara Miller
Houghton Thomas Dennison, Hathaway Jacksonville Post
Smith & Co. ~
ecLooners-Frankin Robinson, Philadelphia masters y ~
Thou p-on Baker Bath, nsst-r Osw-go Card Sing1n d. IL
D.wof FLYING Arrow Curtis Boston j. Eston Ben Lynch
iImington, L. s. Powell w franklin Boston, Dayton
Co.
stesp,er-Anhrscite, Jones' Philadelphia, II. DalzelL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

SUNDAY School JUBnEE.-rhe Lee.avenue Sab
bath-Schoo Yesterday celebrated tler seventh ami
versly; also the flh anniversary Of the Boys Meet
iBes the fourth Of tie Benevolent Society," and the
third Of tire Band OF Hope-Organzaions connected
with the school-by Strawberry and Floral Festival
in BIevoors Grove. At an early boar 10 the morn
ing the scholars the number of six or sever hun-
dred with iher teachers and members of the church,
net st u church in Lee avenue +. d, and preceded
BY Dodw0lths Band, marched IN procession b the
scene Of tie days festivities, where they were joined
by their friends and others who wished participate
in the days enjoyment On the ground large plat
form was erected, upcn which was performed the
"CoronatiOD of tie Flower Queen" and also piece
entitled Our Benevolent Society,"" written expressly
for tie OCCASION During the DAY very line music
was dscouIfd by the band IL is estimated that at
O'Clock in bhe afternoon not less than three thousand
persons were Oh the ground. The day was one Of un-
alloytd enjoyment TO all who were present.
BRooKLYv CRY CoURT CALKEDAR, June %, 1850
Nos s. SO CO. "a 26, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

POLICE CORRESPONDENT the meeting Of this
Boaro yesterday afternoon it was resolved that any
officer Of tic depar HeDt who leaned money at a usu
rous rate Of interest should be dismissed from the
force.
AT the suggestion of GeneralSupeJintendent Ken
nsdy the triangular block situated between Canal ald
Walker ttrees the east side of Centre street, here
tofore portion of the Sixth Ward, oed to chs
Foureenth Precinct. Sergeant Lord reported steam
boiler the premises No SO Ann street, ia danger
ous con dition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

amour. Of $50. cbniles D Hortnor dis-Ainker
occupying the aoor oteve Rabn, sustained sot 'a'n'
aes by water.
AZ 10, o'clock some & evorss IN the Snow s'ooow
of John Coolers oe, No. @40 STANTON street. s".o
from sron,aueous combustion and caused about s'V
damage 10 be stock. Insured.
About II o'el,ek fre broke ont in the straS'na'
raaruiacory of J. N. Peck, No. s7s West Nnetesnth
street. but how it originated We did not learn. Inc
damage win not, il IL Thought, exceed $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
OiElk.

PFROCHTAt'-At South Bergen N j., Numa Perochean In
the 4tth year Of bis age -.
The relatives friends OF the family Decly invited 10
att b. fgeIL from h late residence Acadey avenue on
Friday Jtsie ~ II o'clock Cars rom jersey my VIII
stop II j. u. Van WiEklc's store, Bergen square
WHIFNhRSFin This city Tuesday, June % after short
iupsf Ccrusa ynn COrtaud daughter OF te lat Richmond
Nlrnsrsa Of s-is city
NALIFRs-GE Governors land, New-York HarbOr on
gyefday mo- ming June % Catherine, only daughter OF
ssriha " al ers III and month";
Far additional Marriages AMI DeotAy rae I'm rage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

NKDSKsDAf, June ~ lboJ.
AsHES-The maIket Is unsettled for Pots note sale Of
50 bt IS 3 but for ordinary tes shippers do not oder
- l2i Pearls steady tsies Of IS casks at S5 10
ESNAA-1Le demand for Yellow continues good sales OF
1t Nts.rn at 3c; 1900 n at 35sc, and 10 bales Cubs
Nlite at ac cash In bon5.
tCTION-Ibe market is still irregular and dun We do not
hear OF sales Of moment Middng Upsnds quoted At
l0ta lOie Al. Lul do. 10. dllc. -.
FIll1hsi- l. nothing doing IN RIO and very little has
IL her kidd confined 10 800 bags st Do
uipso 1t III q l23c. W quote:
Iva he b.. dlb M aracabo..........13 dfi
RIO, r. prime ldlfi Jamaica l3t dl3s
hiu oTiiIMy........b dltflst DODiIgO In bond iZid-
Lasus GfdH |
TAHDLfs AdsnIsne in moderate request previous
ujc.s ss of LOO boxes Sta leland l6lc Sperm aud
Patent art tesdy at previous qnotati ms
CUAI-1Le denand IL light foI oign and prices OF Liver
pool nominal Sidney and feou scarce sales Of the
s.edy Ihe Eastern demand rood at e.oy rates. sales by
Tie cargo AZ 90 and from yard at s4d IS tun
COPPER-Re6ned Ingo l. steady At 2lG2lc, cash aud
90 but demand less active other kinds sell slowly at
'CALCIkED PLAsTER-The market Il quiet and Ia less
firm though prices mot quotably lower
DyIN OUDS-1hs demand moderate but prees are with
out portait change sales Of 3 tuns 81 Domingo LogsOod,
iOr, sl5d45 = tun CASH and lOO tuns Honduras
do. at 4 II rs, cash. ~,
flour AND MRAT-The market is more active for West
srp nd State Flour particularly for the low grades and Heh-