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New York State Politics.

OswEGo, n. T., july 2l.-Thc Breckenridge
and Lane District Convention was held in this
city yesterday afternoon. Every town land
ward was fully represented. The Hon. YIN.
Lewis was elected Delegate to the State Con-
rention at Syracuse. Strong resolutions were
passed endorsing the nomination Of Brcckin-
ril.re and Lane.
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New Rocks

Walker, Wise & Co., of Boston, have for
warded to us, "7he Monthly Lac Reporter"
for July, edited by George P. Sawyer, and, we
have received from D. 3. Garfield l. Co., Phil
adelpbia, "THe american Lap Register" for
July, edited by Asa J. Fish and Henry Whar-
ton.
These monthlies contain a variety Of impor-
tant cases Of interest to members Of the legal
profession.
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Escape Of ConEictn.

ST.. LOUIS, July 2+-Upward CT fifty con,
victs escaped from the Pcni,entiary at Jefferson
City, yesterday, by bursting open the prison
gate. In the melee, Deputy Warden Ritchic
was slightly injured. Three convicts were
killed and seven seriously wounded. All the
prisoners were recaptnred excepting seven.
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indiana.

In the Democratic Convention for the sixth
Gndianapolis) district, u vote was taken by
counties on r~atifying the nomination Of Douglas
and johnson. The vote stood-ycas 50, nays
37-the entire vote Of Marion county i (which
indianapolis is situated) being given against
Douglas.
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C"as--S, {" accent. rLorE-Screriine &c 81: Exird
d 81: Family 81 -, TO :. QtTs-white 70 to t2iIc; biscE
I e. 10 u; c-ats. ToBArco-We note no change since last
report. New lug- IHn6H for good We quote 1ne quail
ties u: ;aS:4; cooraon luga 3Hn"H; good leaf salO, :ine
leaf 2Ia30; wrappers In fancy rurccls GO; shipping and
s'er::cing laac ;:.a>s.. WRE,T-SOne rev On the Tisr,st.
bu, ir quotation, Vel. IAY-Baled 81 l5ai 80.
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Conspicuous in the funeral procession Of the
late Joseph Gales at Washington OH Tuesday,
was the President Of the United States and
members of his Cabinet.
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CaKs-Yrliow G:aIo ceuIs; white i3a'5 cts; mixed .ut.7
CTS. Currna-Is % u cts. FLCrs-family. per narr!.
s. % TO 30; Extra . ~; super:!n. Z 10 4 rs; Fine . ,5th {.
OATs-i2c. SnISGLFs-Ncari. per 1850, s. 10 :; Sap ) 81
TO / 30; Hul!iinY 3 10 %5M. WHPsT-:onnt ner co:2iCG -
market, ana We quote prime white at II 20 TO | ~, rEt red
81 81 to ! SD. lAY--tl ~ 10 ! 90.
SEW YORK TOBACCO AMI wGOL. MARKET, JCig 81.
Ton ,cco-1hc markets. inactive, and price. nre !eprrs-.
ri. Sales s.. hhh- Ken:ucky at +aloc ol,ca:-s Seed Leaf
1T !a!jr.: and :: bales Havana n S0a5Ic.. per ID.
TooL-Mor: active, especially Texas, 81 which 200 bale
wrrG taken during the week NJ 24s2sc. for unwn.het, sui
Csc. for washed. Fleece wool Gsm: sales 20 900 pcuhJs nl
full prices. Pulled cute, ., lHtr figures. Foreign Too, :"
active hut steady.
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he profit Of the proprietors and to the grea
dvantage Of the city and State.
Boston Commerce on the Decline.

The Boston Traveller says the commerce Of
that city is declining. The China trade has
been diverted, and now the Calcutta and India
trade is following. More than one hundred
less ships than last year, (Which was not more
than an average one) have arrived this season,
or since January 1st, ut the port Of Boston. a
large portion Of this loss is in the Southern
trade, which the ''Traveller' thinks is owing
to the lack of facilities Tor prosecuting II, the
business now being done from other cities, by
means Of coasting steamers. Other causes
given are that her manufacturers purchased 4
great supply of cotton during 1859, which has
hardly been consumed yet. Second, 2GI 900
barrels Of flour were received last year from
New Orleans, against %, 000 this year, or less
than one.clerenth in amount. Third, less pork,
lard, hams, sugar, hides, hemp, &c, have been
received this year, in consequence OF purchasers
being "severcly caught" last year. In the
Southern market this season, the purchasers Of
Boston have been light, and great caution l;s
been practiced. The same paper adds:
1.-THE great prostration OF Boston customers
at the West has had 1 most tremendously ad-
verge influence on the business Of this metro.
polls since 1857. The great prosperity Of the
cotton growing States has helped New York, and
perhaps Philadelphia and Baltimore, but has
not helped Boston. We really think that less
goods are sold here now than three gears age.
Fad the prosperous States been the Western,
for the past three years, the business Of Bos-
ton would have nearly doubled in some depart
ments. But we arc now to have, we hope, q
more prosperous state Of thing throughout the
country, and shall he prepared for the prosecu-
ton of u more extended business than ever be-
fore"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-27

At Il large meeting Of the Democratic party
of King William, on Monday, July 23l. court
day. on motion .! Richard ltawcS, Thomas o.
Dabncy was called to the Chair, and DR.. JuninS
\. IitIlcpagc appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been rN
]riaine,l, Col. II. Il. Toniin submittr: the fol
lowing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted. Addresses were delivered by +.
Gregory, Jr, Richard Halves and Major VIM.
). Fnntainr, advocating the resolutions. and L
fire $Iiri, Of harmony and enthusiasm p~crvadrd
tho meeting
Resolved, That the Democrats Of King VII.
liam, deeply dcploring the >chism in the Ma
tional Democratic party. and impressed with
the absolute NECESSITY "f preserving the "rgar,-
izatiOu Of the Democratic party in Virginia, To
save the State in the pending Presidential CON
les, and establish a sure ~rallyin" pom, for the
future, cordially approve the action Of the ES-
ccutivc Committee in their cali for Il general
convention OF tie Democracy at ClarlotlcS-
vile. on the 10Th day Of August ncXt.
Resolved, That the Chairman appoint ten
delegates from each tm@!s,"rial district 10 rep
resent this COUNTY in SAID Convention.
Resolved, That the Chairman ant Secretary
bc added 10 the delegates.
Under the foregoing resolutions, ,I:e follow.
Ing Delegates were appointed:
Isl. l,I>trict-ii. 3. Totnlin, Richard Halves.
Ir. {. ". WGrmlcy. Henry Timterlakc. Ro!t.
Z. Turner. Richard L. Tornl'kins, VIA. +. Sam.
uel. Young j. Clements, Henry t~"a!tcr, An.
drew b. PU!lcr.
IT. District-B. i. Douglass. YIN. K. AZ.
lett. Jas. c. Johnson. John V. Taylor, \. +.
pabney, Achilles Campbell, James o. Pollard
John l.. Latane, John +. Mctieorge, James G.
White.
I'd District-Feniall Gregory. Jr., Hardin
Li;iIcpage. W. A. BraX,orl, CurnIl. 5. Garrett,
R.. \. Hi!iyard, Dr.. Thomas L. Gregory, Thos
Robinson, Dr.. Toin!in Braxt6n, Warner Ed
wards, DR.. Vim. p. Braxton.
4h District Roger Gregory, Col. VIM. Hill
$ s.. Thornton. Ambrose White. DR.. L. Rich
ards. Saml Robinson. c. j. Hill. =. Ii. Siaigh
ter. Vim. II. Willeroy, Martin Slaughter.
On motion. tue meeting adjourned.
THOS. o. DABNEY, Chm.
JusIrs 4. LlrTLEPAeE, Sec'y.
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Iry,vnpI, MARKETS lriY %,

r,n-K- Suprrfnr 80 I2Ea5 -; Extra i IL Ssi %; fami
~ 4 ..nI 81. C0Ey. White B5n1pc. mixed inc.: yellow
- cents. uI:s-StoCk measure i. cents. MIlEAr-sA!c'
81 new white have been made u i.33, new red l"5. HlT-
Per loo lh>. IL 10 :3t. RYE -. In the Sugar market ,herr
Is still quito an a.!7a"cr. EEEf cIrriE-Fro;n ssa3+ pSr
1nt H.
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nj NApk 81, lrlu ni


Flour !. auI, whisky I. steady a, l6.. cents. Ni,ysE
DUH and declined . cents: red !j.?o cts nhite ] O.. he
con 91.al4 ..ts. Muury in good supply =; sall per cent -
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j. Il. SrTrLE. Sec'Y:
0ray in Suffolk.

We learn from the Norfolk Argus thai St,
rious encounter took place in Suffolk on Satur-
day night, between Messrs. y. r. llarrell and
Il. N. brown, Of that place. i'll which Harretl
was severely, if not fatally wounded by blows
from n knife in the hands Of Brown. ltappears
that the two were holly engaged in . political
conversation at the Columbia Hotel, and from
words they got 10 blows; and in the fight Har-
rel was cut in Il number Of places by Brown,
and nearly killed on the spot.
1t was at first thought that Harre'l could not
long survive the injuries received but at the
last accounts he was still alive, and there were
some hopes Of his recovery.
Brown, we learn, has been released by an
examining magistrate, On giving $500 bail.
SUDDEN DEATu.-0n Wednesday last the
wife of Mr.. Bowling Riddick, Of Nansc;nond,
died very suddenly with apgoplexy. There
was a school examination being conducted in
the ncighborhood, to which she had jus: sent
dinner, and whittier re.rly all the mcmbe.s III
her family had gone. They returned ~ lind
her i corpse Portsmouth transcript.
Twelve vessels left Chicago last Wednesday
laden with 202, s32 bushels Of corn.
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yrW = MIpErTs In " ,

SEW ORLEANS MARKETS, JcIT 81.
Cotton i.rrncr: sales to-day Of 100 bales at Ia cent. inr
m'dhiinE Flour dull at > iGa5 ~. Pork fra; Mes. ~ 70
Whi..ey dull al Is cents. Coffee firm, and advanced ] cen;
Mt 1ii:alG cents. Tobacco Crr; tres st aIseI CT. Lest
NJ .as CTS. Freight of cotton 20 Liverpool i:l.n: .p a. 20
,,tap... ,rl.p-p
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LYNCiIErEG MARKETS, LrL1 -.

Fl.EDEl;CKSBuRG MARKETS, july -.
CnkS -T1a,Ic 's fiOrR-faaiily I, ~, 5 ~; City N:iii
extra u jJai 81: City MiNs, suprrtine. 4 09r0 ~. vast
NrS White | 81. To- ! 81: He'd - TO | -. OAT3, - 10 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-27

C"K.-:iai i" per bush"!. T"n'9c0--i.ucs = C9no; c":n
mon leaf ,ia.; Gnc-in Gc:narG slu ~ 10 - -. WHEAT-
Wilt: II -. re-! 80. DArS.-:l,cl! "a; L. - c;:. Hay
l.nr In ID
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s~.,,o,o1 Democratic Electoral Ticket.

NhtIOnnI DcNIUCTutKC IfcctVf"H 1HeNee'
"a, ni,tr,ct-wILLIAM. LAMB. OF Norfolk City.
o. nS.,r,c,-HENRY L. HOPKINS, Of Petersburg.
"A Dl.trfct-A. HUGHES D1LLARD, of Frankhn.
s,h pistrict-TH0MAS T. TREDNhf, OF Prince Edward.
s:h p!,,rict-JAMES l. EEMPEF Of Madison.
9th Ds;-lc;-JoHS S. CASklE. Of Eiehmond CITY;
TN pi.iT!c.-KlCH'D. a. CLAintlook.o OH orthum6eriRn
SIN Dts:rict-BEvERLET Il. DOUGLAS, OF King William.
oh D~lstr.ct-EPpA HCSTeN. OF Prince William.
10Th Dls,rict-TiIoMAS NJ. lSBELL. OF Jefferson.
l,th pistrlct-WlLLlAM u. HAEMAN. OF Augusta.
eth pis.-sct-A. A. CHAPMAN, Of Monroe.
18Th Distric,-lSAAC B. DUNN.
9Th p~is,.ict-JullN G. NEWMAN, OF kanawha.
18th District ZEDEkIAu klDWELL, OF Marion.
fsone few OF the electors above named, foT private rea-
sos.. have declined 10 act. but their vacancies have not
sc. been eued by the State Executive CoGn!t,er.
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Nv : :"
frh"EStISF.-turthr sales y~cs;c-Lcy 81 :j I'll; =.
:: 81 inr Virgo and frllo" Zip, and II - for Hard
per 80 lbs. tbs morning 800 tbs. changed iisnd. ~
same figures.
sr.H.-- Of TuRPEx1I.p.-S,!: yesterday 81 20 iL.. u:
@iEc., i2s do. at 80 cents Tor straight lot, az! %; DO, ~
b cents per gallon for Se@ York bhi-. tn mo::Hhf ~
bbls. vent n 3iI Cells for s'rai:htlo:5.
l.p-iN.-Shles yesterday 81 - bh... l1T 30. " ~ : 90
per hhl.; 40 do. inferior pale n: Z! 10 81 % Per ?'thH
and 2'OIu do. COMMON a. Fl 10 per 80 ill.,.
T,k-Onr ANAL lot .oId yesterday a: 81 - per hH!.
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PEIFlSiTEG |NRKETs, JrLN =.
CnH.-WEitc ~ ~.jHISc.. r-cr!r.d iigh:. C0ITos-'E-
| luac, market very Iuie'. We quote FLorR: .up"rnnc 80 ~
a.: -Atra . .TIa.. family : !nn9 ~. WTs.T-Sew red Il IS
In $50 rnw whit. - In ! ~. TGDAcco-The breaks cc,:.
,inrc cult, !Gll FOR The seasmn, and prices are unchanged.
We quote Iugs at 81 - To ! -; co;nnon to manufacturing
leaf > Ia; ~" good 30 10 ~; ine FER manufacturing :"
/ L. IL mn
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The Irreprcssibic Conflict In Virginia.
To the EHi{nYS OJ' the EpDujrgr.

10 me Cd1toT% ~ me inquirer
OccoouAy, Va, July ~, 1860.
| see in to-day's Sentinel an article copied
from your paper, in reference to the Black Re-
publican flag raised here on July the 18th. ]
write to correct you in regard to the number
present on the occasion. Instead of sixty"
there were but tVenty.six whites and three free
colored. Speeches were made 10y William C..
Athey, and. John Wright, (N.orthern.) hope
you will make the correction for the canse Of
Breckenridge and Lane.
With respect, yours, J. S. ?.
sit is reported, with some degree Of au-
thenticity, that the pole will be taken down
by citizens Of this and Fauquicr counties OH
Friday next. Underwood gives crcdcncc to
the report and has sent off for recruits, and
says he will IN to build 4 fort around
it tomorrow. There is great excitement here
on the part of the Republicans, and every fel-
low is getting ready his musket and shot gun.
In haste. j. 5. p.
The information contained in the paragraph
alluded to above, we received from 4 source the
reliability of which We could hardly doubt
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The Massacre of Christians in syria.

The Massacre Of Christians iii Syria.
The London Times, in q late editorial article
on the fearful massacre Of the Christians in
Syria, unable any longer to deny that all these
horrors and atrocities are p~alliated By Turkish
authority, looks back u few years to the Cri-
mean war-a cause in which so many thou
sand Christians fell, to uphold i Mos!em En-
pirc-and confesscs England is now bound to
its mistake in going to war with Russia
and keeping MohammedaniSm intact. 1t says:
"And this" al Englishman will cxclaim, lis
the government VIC have saved; this is the en-
pire the integrity of which we are bound to
support 1t is indeed So. We have for forty
years been placedin a dilemma. We have been
obliged to support the most wretched, in order
to save ourselves from the most formidable Of
dcspotisms. The Sultan rules in the North
through our jealousy Of Russia, and in the
South through our jealousy Of France. Had
we abandoned him in 1910 both Druscs and
Maronites might now be kept in order Ivy all
Egyptian ruler who would be really 4 Vice
gercnt of France. Had We accepted the offers
Of the Gar Nicholas to Sir II. Seymour. there
might not now be a Sultan at all, and the Drnscs
might be kept in order by ourselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-27

WEsTHAM FrENACE.-The experiment oil ma
king Iron with Richmond coal has proved en-
tirely successful at the Furnace Of NteSS,S. joI-
dan, VIM 4 Co, at Westhan, oil the James
River Canal, about three miles from this city.
The blast was suspended 4 few weeks ago 10
await the completion Of Boshcr's Dam, SO
as to secure the certainty Of 4 constant ana iull
supply Of water. MeSsrs. Jordan, WINS 20.
have, in the meantime, continued to run their
boats from their mines, and are aceumulating
a large stock Of materials, and by tie time the
furnace will commence its blast, (Which will be
in about two wccks,) the stock Of material on
hand will make some s~cvcnty.tive thousand
dollars worth of iron. With = full supply OF
water and the large accumulation of stock,
there is nothing to prevent the furnace from
running ut full blast without interruption, to
the profit Of the proprietors and to the great
advantage Of the city and State.
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mosT STRIKING FEATEHt

LT.~ Z II WE III XII !, N..r,
~ 10 the OPTICAL ESTABLISHMENT OF PET:
FRANKLIN l. CO., No. 14l, MIts sTEEI1, l. SeI'.s.:
the S;sreo.cop!c Branch Of ,helr Business. W. haa i r..
sIou 20 ohservea Variety OF Scereri.s lron EVER ! c,n,n,
w%orld-IE;eriors Of Palaces and European CtIi'.' c,n,I.
&c, represented with ouch Edelity, iha: re TS'e ,bnnit
amazed a. The sight. Every lover Of Nature aai AT ''ou''
possess M Instrument OF tia, kind. c,,,.. r.-.
The r!5- Selection Of Microscopes. ofe'' 80 :, T..
scopes, Mathematical Instruments s.; " 81, III.
oiice Of the Opticians, iacuc-t =, - itr nr,!,t :. re.
establishment must come to q fouFi'.!ns - Z.
Y vel. patropised by the public As" ae's''
July 2T-c1t
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Died.

Dan. "n Thursday, July at;h, r. -. "'ct"cE, = d Al
the residence OF her husband, Of henoirhag- q! me- 't""''
SARAH NJ, vile Of 4. Il. fsnn.r3on, IN ,Ea3i.t !sa' u"
I.e.
The funeral 1il taks place from h. r".ileuce, On J"T"'gn
street. Oh this friday afternoon, at ~ o'cl"c. la-'"i:
Will b. conveyed t!leace to the family bur?'ng s'0'"' IL
Charles City county.
The friends and acqnain:aEcr. OF the FAMILY -" f'!ue''
FL 10 attend tie fma-ral.
Digp, on Thursday, the 2G,h inst, Hra. hAh'A'''
MAYO. wife Of Joseph Mayo, Esq.
Her funeral will takc place This tFr!dayl af'.thr1", -
oicloc., frotl the Second Presbyterian Church ,us I"se,
The iri-faI- and acuIairlanc-s Of Inc family aFrI:!"""'
to attend without further notice.
- NJ 10 o'clock TIL. tnorn.",'
~ We will sell 81 our Auction s:or.. % hii"s 'a.I'
to which sale Ne n. she attention q. dcsi-rs.
July 21-it DL!H.DP, MoHLLhE :.
ar--A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES And
E GENTLE. ES.-Thc Subscriber all sen! t!s"'
W cHA.GRI to ul who de>ire!t, the Recip and dirrcrph-'t '
making Il .inpl. yEGsriELg BALM, that Will, 10 from t"ot'
eight Gays, remove Pimrle-, B!otches, TAS, FgrckLlr.s az
!owur.4, and aIl Impurities and ~roughness OF the sE:"'
Ieaying The -a:Ge-as Nature intended IL should be-snf''
CLEAR, SMOOTH, AND BEAUTIFUL Those desiring :he hee'ps'
viii. fun instructions, directions, and advice, will 2'-''<
call on ar address with return postage0
JAS. I. MARSHALL.
PaIeT.cAt csxEisI'
jay Jim No. So City Buildings New loIt.
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Twelve vessels left Chicago last Wednesday
laden with 202, s32 bushels of corn.
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Texas.

Extract from u letter from John Marshall.
Chairman Of the Democratic State Committee
OF Texas:
'The State electors of Texas warmly re-
spond to the nominations Of Breckenridge and
Lane, and the Democracy pledge themselves
10 carry Texas in November for the ticket by
fifteen thousand majority.
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ssSale Of the James River and Kanawha
CuD0l.S

We are authorized to state that the article
which appeared in the local column oil inc
"Whig' Of yesterday, under the above cap'ion
is incorrect in its statements. No nego.a"on
such as it describes has been concinue"' anu
the "Whig" is mistaken even as to the nature
of the negotiations now pending.
We take tho liberty 10 recommend a more
careful! handling Of this subject. Such publ
c,,;ons as that OF the "Whig' are objectiona-
bic. not only on the score of inaccuracy, but
because such premature announcements, if Of
any effect whatever, will DO apt to embarrasS
and perhaps prevent arrangements otherwise
successful and highly advantageous TO the
State. We trust that our contemporary Will
take this hint, as it is intended, in good part
We have no desire whatever TO cast any inipu'
tation on the gentleman who, We presume Is
the author of the article in question, and who
is entitled to our entire respect. WcspeaK OIL
" for the sake Of the best interests Of the
greatest among all the public works OF the
State.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

~ ,r;si, tbe Saver CAPTAIN.
Nas =. '.e f,sye banneus
W ~ Weasa ~ y ~
20 W z ar NJ iste w.o Z ,,,sa NJ bronpht
ana partner u y Wy ottor requesting
me VIC SNtscsht uuhtsains - ss..f !, Z, ....a5
sile sa,ou.a Masr yarh
nm VITA ms partners - ~" 49,. ,anaaa at
aas as's'i Nh u y 4 xrond not Al lat to
ifliilaau ue eses ~ a. ), seem 10 desire to
someone's eass trada three hundred
~. sso X M, M hsrs hsa, eantnre by the arl-
anu s,Ass "a, - course he declared emanci
&
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
! COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

speeialtothe New Orleans Gressent.l
| HAVANA, Dec. Is, 1860.
Mr.. Editof-The same state of listlessness ad-
yised in mine per Bienve Of 7thinst, has continued
to exist since that date in Sugar market, which
is doubtless caused by the continued receipts of
unfayorable advices from the United States, and
from the very small offerings Of suitable parcels to
meet the views of intending buyers. have heard
OF no transactions Of any moment during the week,
and can only refer to my last notes for quotations
as to the ruling rates.
! MoLAssEs Only some ten or twelve hogsheads
new crop (clayed) have reached this market. 1t
| is held at reals per keg of 81 gallons.
| LAan-The daily sales are reported to have been
made at SlS is to for bbls. and terces and sls
| for kegs per quintal.g The stock is reduced to
about 1900 bBIs. and tierces and 260o kegs.
BUTTER III fair demand 200 kegs ex Habana,
from New Orleans, realized on the 18th inst. SIC,
1 and II bbls. ex Bienyille, from New York, same
| day, s2s per quintal
CHEEsE-In good demand; 200 cheese ex De-
Soto, from New Orleans, sold on the 10th inst. at
sI4 so, and l3s ex Habana, 14th inst, (a round)
at SIG per quintal.
HAMs-In full supply. Last sale. 80 bbls, 14th
inst, ex Habana, at sl6 per quintal.
CLEAR fORk-ES b0At55 5IfOu AeM 1OTh hOlut
IIth inst, at sI7 per quinta
BEANS Various parcels (white) Northern and
Eastern have sold during the week at from III to
II reals per arrobe.
TaILow The only sale reported during the
week is 100 bbls. from New York, ex steamer
Philadelphia, 10th inst, at a rate not disclosed.
The article is wanted.
SoAP-Ameriean is quite scarce. No sales, for
want Of stock, since my last.
PoTAroEs-12e4 bbls. ex Quaker City, from New
York, sold on the 18th inst. at $3 so per bbl., and
100 bhls ex Holland, from New York, on l4th at
ut 50 rs per Dbl A strictly prime article would
probably realize the latter quotation.
APpLEs- 200 bbls ex Quaker City, from New
York, sold on the 18th inst. at So IS per Dbl.
ONIoSs 80 bbls. ex Quaker City sold on the 18th
inst. ut s3 per Dbl.
CoEN-There not having been any rain for some
time IN various parts of the Island, the crop has
failed. No sales of American to advise.
FREIsHTs- Nothing going forward to the United
States. To British Channel, for orders the few en-
gagements Of Spanish vessels have been at 42s Sd.
to ASS. per ton.
ExoHANGE-W Without material alteration. Iquote
Sterling, IA to u per cent prem; New Orleans,
(short1 I to 10 per cent prem. New York, ETC.,
sixty day bills, to per cent prem.
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