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Annual Meeting of slle Harrison
County AgriculsuratS Society.
On next Friday, there will be a meeting o.
the Harrison County Agricultural Society in
Cadz to elect officers for the ensuing year.
rhe Society viii meet in',he Court House a,
10 O'Clock A. NJ, orthat aurposc W
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~. -. JEIRES - -
! Watches. Clio SKIS, JeWelry,.

PLATED, w. ..1r Ri, :
Northsl1e Of Msrkes s,iset oiia e1pr sye VI II. an
.4 ~. II ST tiUHEN NlLEkY tsfi ik 80
liaylng J. " received aIasge aiisl 1sgaai)ly lyTesc
toll stoek. ot the aooye ns1rqd g1s sxss II d =,
spaetfssy aRnonnos- 10 tine teatar2 ll.a At,
ng that am prepared 10 Sapfy &aess wffh atly
,AnE.ln MI asDe Aht codla quality aiii ssss os
pr es as enY l1'isei ss etty - 2sig y sons vis,.
tiiE Steubensiie are invited 70 Gail 4nd dekslnlas
my ttoek wnrh 10 iutt i,fi cd. .rt.tets.
Fsfs"ns vi shflg sfsfllieg dsafsl lgi tss Aat.ny
iine can rely Qpoa aaym; UiclT work. sEs pSesnas.
~ ana NJ llls besis spusslhi o na.iaer
All @urg wAFfantsd, and every ayieja sol
. May 70, '&if 'ss ~ 'es = II. iE4G3N.
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MI CUFF y Series OF school Rooks, for sale
IvI lower. than they have over beon 0ffersd in
uTsftet, by EEnLL
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or KENTUCKY.

-'t. 3 -- 'H SENATORIAL ELECTORS. .rIssH
WILLIAM A. NELL, franklin County.
CHARLES REEM ELM, Hamilton County.
CONGRESSIONAL ELEcToEs. tH
LIST District-Dr Jeff a. Black, Hamilton.
I'd Thomas Sherlock, 80 'a
ID f" Christopher Hughes, Butler.
4th q ! John w. Carey, Shelby.
5th d, Thomas c. Stewart, Lucas.
9Th 80 John G.. Armstrong, Clerrnont.
9Th g." William Palmer, Fayettc.
9Th John d. Burnett. Champaign.
9th " l.. w Hall. Crawford. H
10th ." John c. Mcdonald, Ross.
11th C. E. Smith, Meigs. b.
18th :" Charles Follet, Licking.
lsth w. Cummings, Richlsnd.
14th Neal Power, Wayne.
18th :" Eli Miller, Knox. .,....l
10th John Clark, Morgan. .
nth /" Lewis Boger, Belmont,
18th 80" John w. Stephens, summit.
19th Daniel j! French, Lake.
Goth a" Jacob d. Hendricks, Mahoning.
2lst /" John s. Blakeiy, Columbiana.
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ny f:nm'ening me gums. reaucing All Inflammation
IA y. ~ "l'ay ALL TAIN a'iu Spasmoo'c action,
a"u - hs s.sas :.
sure 20 sscEuaatestne Bowels.
Depend up'n II, motfers. 1t will give rest to your
selves; aud keliei and H'alth to yolr infants, .-
we nave pnt 10 anu sohflhs arucle tor over
ten ycnrs. ana can say cohhdenebs and Hnrif OF
il what we have never heen n bic to say of any 9TH
er mediciner never has j tafled in single III
stance. 10 erect cure when timely used. Never
oid we khow single instance OF dissatisfaction
by any one VII. used It, On the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in terms
OF cominendaton Of its magical effects aud med
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~ "A a, AYERS sapss7s
Compound Extract II S;,rsaparilla,

al. as al
the most effcct,,al remedy which the medical
skill Of our times ,cuu dcfiacr for this every
where prevailing and fatal i,lalady. It is com
hincd from the most active rcnvdials tl,ai have
been discovered isrthc eypurgntipntF itis f,,ui
disorder froihthe bleudi aidsIhe res,He OF the
system from It's destructive cogsetintneds
Hence It Should he tinplpyclfst iir tuf,s of
not only Scrofila. htlt ALA tin<e oiiita a!rtc-
TONS. which arise trb,iis III s.cll as ERtrrlrr
and SKIN Diseases. ST.. dSFHBNr's Finr,
&osH, or EHyslrEI&s. fIdllhS; F4yrrIEs,
HLsTcuEs, BIAlSspal li,slIs. TiIans, TrTrRR
andSALr. RuIrN, ScAbn IlEAb, hNGw0uM,
HnsrM sTiSM. SrrniILTIesnid MEHcrsiAL Jis-
EASES. pRorsy, DrsrErsiA, NEBiLrIy, and,
indeed, AL G5afrIAINrs ARISING FnBsf NIrrt-
~RD on IMlrRn ,B,oop. Tie poptllhr belief
in "inpwity othtt dloo1" Is founded in TRUTH
for Scrofua !s,i dcgcntrnion of the bloot. The
particular ,purpoSc and -irtue Of this Sara;irp-
Ti!la ii 10 purify aud fegci Satc this vital huid
without which soai.d health y impossible ~
contaminated constitutions. 's
FUftFaNH 1852 u ksFh Sd
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M rs. wENSLOw

Hr3 For Children Feething,
Witch greatly facilitates the D ocrss of teething
ny so'iening the gums. reducing all indamma ton
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodc action
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b..
who have languished for years In h oil itih 81 weak
ness and despondeDcy ,feca5erate with great rapid-
,i.y nnderE their inslgorating operation Ihatei
sekuafdisabilies are removed by their cordial and
gently stimulating properlies, .1'hatthey recruit
!. En-, SHATTERED ONSffTUfltlNS.
ed that their direct tendency is 10 enElen life, and
render il enjoyable. That operating directly upon
the poison OF disease in the blood. they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

E,oR BALE cHEAP.-ssro acxEs PINE rrxsEa LAND.
situated IN h;o:ey ,yupty, 10 IN exrhsnge Tor Orr eooSa
Boots AID skSs Or caps xsa C Ares Of dee iSrp
land b Audrsr eorny Hssez~ nc frnn d North
unxa.
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NOR SALE OR Ex0HArgy-A F4xx or 10 ACRES.
wNh Acrcs Of Woodland three soo1 He1scs two lvse
frpH rAiIoad 1cpoi Tbs .srsa one beat Long
lssns tvo bouses VI b .e e..ed 'ossssr Or ~
~ ~ Ronas ~ Inquire " !. s1oevASAL oo' ~
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nRsIRABfE COUNTRY REaIDEHcE FOR sALE-0N
IL eAter Issnd yearly opposite Perth Aboy whhi1 shot
distance NJ The railroad nov buicirg And win run-
eveJ hour n De DAY. sco within few iuutes walk as hA
steamboat homas Hunt landing every day from Tie 20. OF
Rohirscn stYco. EaA property xutted shrs on
esvased spna ccmnsDding Hae vs~ OF h> Surrounding
hrsc ps!:or hsndsomey fn!shfd large barn. carriage
nablsa 20 nen acree o. lAnd sghsy curased 81 kinds
sn fors Of Apply DO premises Of c.
r. TURNER, Iotana LANDING. Btatap leland. =
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TOR SALE CHEAP Oh ExcHlN5n-rHREv THREE
sory md basement b,i,k Houses Nos g. Mad 81 Easi
Thirty second street. Dear ave6ue oae half 60 RI.
main mergaga he baAans4 woaA he tahea "a usrchen.
dc. Apply q u cwnse, is6 Broadway.
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CORPORATION NOTICn;-rHu OOMMTRrKH on As
~ sesnenx d the Beard II Aldsrnea WIN mese = 60
u1t IT, An inserssasa m ~ psauoa q u 1900
N1CHL TpUABX,2 csa1lWee
n. W 0NHLx.
a % 0uu eTAHRs yA0ess@
J. Niece Euay, Cak.
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ITO LEr-A COUNTRY sEAv AT ASTORIA, on THE
CT TIE river, quito tho landing Tbo
Oesisn bssissy ne soa.sv,n .ccosncdas axe family
choicest fruit trees ID ran iessug boz muse aockcd With
DIANA asd house. Aied; aianndy building. WIN sleeping
snd seeSed portion u ~ s1jacQnl nx1inG anA would
rsqurs1, also = - Appr hx r. LUDLOW &9Q, NJ
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rruR SALE IN NEWARK, ~ j., TWO BRrJK ooIFAsE
Houses esrner lot: enc very hs-t ssna House
Win n;sbe6 frs. eas order y ne sid cheap,
TIA wants 60 West Apply 70 In. RICH aD8ON,
"a 9cufh PYospec4 sxee4 Newark.
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IHoR SALE Low-rEE raEvTsrs NO. III STANTON,
Il wne. street, oonssang off good s1bsanla
Story Rrik Rarea zA etcra uL1srnssh AMI hrse story
o, al wei st properts II per
es rhs rrs as sseS s,:gasss = t1um s.rs f tse sss
q III per eeS: App.yso VIZ. rAVLcH, Ill Eas ExteenA
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IcARM FOR Sal or LoNa MLANn-4s MILES FROM
Ssw Icrt l9 seres noass ta.n ga o:hsr necessary
gulrs o. A. GOULD sorne- o. Bssknan and Pear streets
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EARM FOR SALE. AT A RARGaIv-A MOST BEAU
y ufcl sooxny rs.deuee, scssAcsg LOO acres Is sood
land ba1nco under high eAto o. cuya2nn IN HeFchcsAcs
souLty. - mice nom he oiiy Apply 70 HAIyEg BRO
ThxhS rhnc'ess Aansfscsnsy, SECOND Avsnus. Twenty
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EOR SALE Oh TxCEANSE-A FARM ON Loy0
Island NILE in Jamaica coSsAn ina eyes xeoi
Sen'i6inss Armks ussns,s a. Apply % JOHN HOOPS,
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bue5 90: bf..k house with e1ts tee3 los Carlton
q sss ss ~ Inc % ~
sod at bargain and 5osse.son gi:en early A2r very
PORT 9rner Of Oxford stree and Fulton .ddress
Owner, COZ Ito Herald ohlce
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LN0K sALE-rHE LEAsE OF THE THREE STORY
y brick house No. 81 Howery opposite he New Bowey
theatre tie lease from tho Ia May 1880 IN
1866 Inquire .. Messrs CLEG0 sEALER's, 81 Llser.y
ttseet No 7, =
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A HACRIFICE.-wuL AND MUST BE SOLD FOR
"A cash. Of the most complete and hes buff on
Second nysnue hsyesn Thst and Thirty Hrs. s.rs,s
Ren S762 per year Price $3.50 mortgage 81 $50 Can
remain nine years be raid OF Agens App,y
JAS FETTRErCH lSS Second Avenu.
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~ srooklyn With Or wihou. iture tsn minqses VIZ
good location for Msm Of 60 TO 100 acres ON the Hoo
River Railroad New York and New Haven Rairond feoW
Adare!A with full particulars and price. AudsOn, bar IL
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EN0R SALE AND 10 LIVESTOCK AND FIXTURES IN
e0S fissb ayenueNews Depot foys and eesossry.
HavDf other eusn, = tc asend e Will DO sold = fA prse
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UCOE SALE OR TO LEr-A COUNTRY REsIpHNCu
on staten Island near Port Rishmond sx ac!es Of
hYEe HobAe thereon. outbudnes with varay II fu
in fun bearing. Apply 70 ABRAHAM HOOsMAN, q y r.
WELLS, Executor, In Port Ricnmond.
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TOR skLE--rs EXCHANGE FOR NEW YcgK OR
areotyn Prooar,y raS TRY 1cods h--. c,sas i'm
proved twelve mica ares-se Wisconsin,
ain,g $50 scres, abcu: 80 u ndsr cultivation; has
good yni3.pgs ao.ud.o-e of rr.. vel wL.sre5
aNou r0 scres timber Des shsos Ana sA-rehss and within
me Of raroad yanr FOR fLr;he. particulars apply
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i and Clinton places two tyccss from either New 70
Hcte or Brevoort Hcuse 1 class house. suitable fne bu
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EvoR sALE-OR lxCHANaE FOR PROPERTY In
wDiiswsbnrg q within h,ee mica Of ns ferry three
story and hssement high s0cp brown rons House
cold only - required Inquire Il IS West Thirty
street, west Of SIKH syenue
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E,OR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT sos PRINCE STREET,
prize ~ COO also house 663 Broome street. Hudson
price &65C0 Also, lease for years Eiehh ave.
Forty second street Is by 100 Inquire Of j. O.
HANSON S3Gl. B,etcker Ksreet.
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INOR SALE OR TO LET-A BRICK HOUSE IN GKvEN-
ueh street, With three adDnins Ios baswoen Third aud
Fourth avenues. street ae, and ass.sd 70 ss Park Ccea
city, extended view Of the Central Park And sursund
Ing country. Apply n Seventy second street ard fhyd
nue.. JOHN CALLA0HAN.
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LHOR SALE Oh TO LET-A HOUSE AND ABOUT ONE
y Acre Of land. beautifully snaed on Ovngon avenue
Bay nNse within 200 feat 81 the er~nu, Of Ne Haul
BOWery N Y.
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MUNlClEA1 AEEAA1S1. -
fyoRPoRAT10n Nof1CR-AN AnJOU1NuD MEEEU0
VI Of he sresi.l eEz1ee apDcnsod = inven1Mn - 49,
sAsnte@ q O. Board q Aermsa fSursay o - "A.
- cHxi q. 6oaH11a.
S ISAH ss sslSA
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YYOTgEs FcH sALE,-rwO THREE STORY BRrCE
IL snnt bieb sip aud basement Houses
ois,I sush 80 ho; and noh wtsr bath gss
NC pSrer~d WON In n. uaaak
perfect cfdsr ocstion ~et thirty sdN)
bsses5 kissk and Ninth AYpiy 10 G. 00AAyN
O h Mlilxm
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U,oR SALE, TO LET. OR EXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK
o. brooayD nnmbss q vssy desirable soua-
.irable improved farms For full parcuazs e. my ccss
l6l Broadway. JAMES ROWA
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1s5o Spirits Tar pitch Common No.
1893. Turp. A"l' lltch' Rosin Ditto
THE OYSTER TRADE

The Oyster trade of this city is rapidly increasing and it
bids fair at distant dsy be of the valuable
branches of commerce. There about thirty
engaged in the Oyster picking and packing trade and
the aggregate OF business done in the year will
approximate $3OOOOOO Thenumper hands
employed by these firms varies, according the
the In the early of the fall and the latter of
the spring about 1000 engaged and during the winter
months from 50O to 2000 The most Of these free
groes, who do the opening shuckine it is called
Whites employed in making tin cans, boxes, packing
the oysters and sending them away During the fall and
spring months ice used to great extent in packing
is sawed i'll square blocks and placed between each of
The trade is principally carried en- with the West and
Northwest and not day from the beginning of the
(about the 18th of epember to its close he lst OF
May but thousands of OF these delicious shell fish
sent from this city to the cities Of the far West Besides the
ordinary packing and pickng large quantities put in
Theoretically sealed cans and shipped to Caifo MIA
traa and other countries The number Of vessels engaged
in bringing Oysters TO the city during the yarouy
esmat aft ON 500 to l,2J The largest portion of these
small boats called 'punges" bring to the city from
9O 500 bushels per trip. Most of the Oysters used for
cking and picking are brought from the and ets
south the Patapso. Some. however, brought from
Norfolk and much finer in flavor and larger in size
the river Oysters During the OF this
of oysters have been nsed than previous
Several beds have been found at various points ong
bay and rivers, most of which have been of fine quail
ty, but the beds proved shallow and will be worked out
during the present There is dimnutiOn in the
supply and beds which dredged closest
prolific the next The consumption Of Oysters in the
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bags; bags bags, bags: bags,
" other ports 1851 2l,9O5 T737 23,i4l 1860
Total 266,16O 2l7,736 2Ol,465 2l75O2 247,O5

Total. 266,l6O 2lT,T36 &l,465 2l75O2 24I,05l
The receipts of Rio Coffee have, will be in
creased nearly bags but in other descriptions there
a falling off about 5000 bags. Coffee ruled high
figures throughout the year. but prices it varied but tit
tie From January to September, Rio ranged from
0 to IL cts for comm To prime, but since September it
been selling at llGllh cts for medium to fair, ll3Gl2
cts for good, and l2 l2l2 cts for prime lots Several
large invoices here sold within the last two at Pets
considerable lots have brought l2l2 these
figures being advance of i to x cent ID. the high
prices 1855 aguayra Coffee ranged generally from
II although sales made at l1@ cts and
Java do at from l6 cts per lb The bulk of the Coffee
received here sold to West but in September there
about l2000 bags Rio sold for shipment New Orleans,
which is unusual here We state here,
that Coffee be shipped from Baltimore to Cinnnnat
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and its connections At Is
lbs less than from New York, which item
importance the Western buyer We have been kindly
furnished by essrs White Elder, Coffee Brokers, with
copy of their annual circular which publish below
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SALT TRADE.

From the statement given below of the imports of Salt
here years past it will be that there fall
ing off last in the receipts of some 0O sacks in Liver
pool and about 5000 bushels in Turks Island Salt The
receipts were however generally equal TO the demand
during the greater of the year the market we'll sup
piled with all descriptions.
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THE ITNRER TRADE

In this department Of business perfectly accurate statistics
to be obtained. We estimate however the total re-
ceips of all kinds from all Sources within the past at
from eighty to eightyve millions of feet an aggregate
larger than that Of last though the differ
ence but small The increase has been in receipts by the
Baltimore ana ONO haroa, @iife they nave e.rV p IRE
there falling OF The trade which all times
rather quiet without much speculative movement or
pcuation is considered by dealers to have been or the
general thing and the stock in the yards is larger than
the close Of 1855 This market receives its supplies
fnSivsy Gu h from % IG r 6etVa snsv lsM
Chesapeake Bay ard its tributaries furnish considerable
quantity Of lumber which passes under the general rm OF
eastern Shore lumber, ands principally used for the com
moner kinds of flooring, box making, &c, or is cut into
ss@a 25S o % " aS true sG~ ns Is re
ship timber josts &C. The Aegany region furnishes
siderable amounts Of Oak Locust and other hard wood tim
have been several cagoe shipped to Europe from this port
SUsoURHANYA LUMBER.-The total amount OF lumber re,
from th Susouehanna region by canal and railroad
what less than received in 1883 Prices however
Sout he sum in 85 T TRe demand
the canals in April quite active and continued
Gnsand or canss During J@ae uy A4g
September the sales light but in October the dema
improved and args sales were made at slight advance in
prices Since October the trade has been moderately active
out doubt be disposed Of before spnF White Pine ennss
quoted at the close at sll5 do selects and better
grades at s?5d35 do siding at sla4 HemGck Joists &c
at $40 5dl5 so do do, RATED at alG "a Oak at sglE
S2dl6 Ash at SltNc Chtr S256ljo fOpllI
plank Sl4iS do Al boards Sl3dl6 do a do at SlHd
Is; ard Maple at Sl2tGl6 per thousand feet
EASTERN SHORE AND SOUTHERN PINE LuMBER-The tota
receipts here OF these descriptions Of Lumber during $50
may be estimated at about twelve millions of feet Easter
Shore generally through the at from s. so To ST.
thousand according quality and thickness and south
ern Pine from Sic $50 flooring and $40 % per thou
| sand for bill stuff.
GIEs-There increase last in the receipt
of Shingles ard prices for them averaged higher than
The receipts here of Pinch Cypress which is alnOs
the only variety brought here, reache nearly thirty
millions and they have sold average of fully %
| thousand.
LATHsThe receipts of sawed Laths in Baltimore durin
! 1859 were about twelve millions.
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DRY GOODS TRADE.

The Dry Goods trade have heretofore remarked con-
stues here does in the Atlantic Cities the great
leading interest larger number Of persons engaged in
it. and the aggregate of the transactions is much greater than
that of any other single branch of trade The aggregate value
of the Dry sold here for years estimated
have been about thirty millions OF dollars annually and
the sales here last probably exceeded this sum- Tie
character however such to render mpos
ssle present statistical view of it, and our observa
ter This branch of the business OF the country was more
seriously damaged than other by the commercial revu
1857 have entirely recovered from the
oft and at all points last year. there was large put
all parties engaged the trade agree there was larger
year. than for several previously
The large generally adop d the system send
ing travelling agents to solicit business and their Efforts
the South Throughout the year nearly all descriptions Of
domestic goods have been firm, and for several months dur
early of it, prices exhibited steady improve
ment In August they dropped oil slightly, but since ta
time they have been quite steady at the en
conceded Foreign goods however, fell off materially in
price, after the Spring trade ana some
subsequently at less than the cost OF importation
For years previous 1857 the production oil Sooos IN
the country considerably in excess OF the onsmplOn
t within the last year the consumption has been
nearly quite equal to the productlon anu curing
wear the stock of goods time excessive with
South the trade OF Baltimore mas LOT several
wears pa. been steadily increasing, and we no reason
hv il should continue to increase In addition to
geographca and other local considerations there
no nueson but in domestic goods especially
jobbng houses offer great inducements to
here The large and increasing number OF manufacturing
establishments and other portions OF the South,
whose for the most part controlled here, enable
them successfully compete with any other market IN the
and we look for active business to commence with the
opening of
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-02
ANNUAL COFFEE CIRCULAR.


Stock hand this day of Rio.................1sOO0 "
Do. do. do. other descriptions. 1000 S
Stock hand same period 1885, all descriptions. 400
Do. do do .56,51O g
Increase of stock compared with 1880
Decrease do. do Is57..........37.5OO 90
MONTHLY SALES, AVERAGE CARGO fRICEs, AND STOCK OF
COFFEE OF EACH NoyTu IN 1879.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-02

We have also prepared statement of the monthly receipts
of Flour into Baltimore via the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road The receipts by this composed principally
of Howard Street and Ohio Flour and they show that
siderable quantities of these descriptions forwarded from
here to other points, without passing through the hands of
the inspectors
A STATEMENT OF THE MONTHLY RECEIPTS OF FLOUR
BALTIMORE VIA THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD FOR
YEARS 1857, 1858 AND 1859: