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Indae Ratess Lettsr.

81 LoBIs, June ls.-The Democrat tomorrow viii
contain Judge Bates letter in support of the Chi
eag0 nomination. After cisciaiming that he feels
the least pique or disappointment IN not being nomi-
mated himself he says that il plain that the ap-
preaching contest must be between the Democrats
and Republicans, and he prefers the latter. The
Democratic party, he says has merged its existence
in the one idea Of negro slavery that it is wholly
sectional It has in various instances endangered
the equality of the coordinate branches Of govern
ment, and attempted to degrade the Judiciary BY
striving to make it the passive register Of party de-
crees In most if not in all things, he considers the
Republican party the opposite Of the Democratic,
therefore entitled to his support and this would be
q sufficient reason for his supporting any man the
Republican party might put forward, if he had no
other good reason for supporting Mr.. Lincoln. The
Union party he considers too weak TO elect any can
didate or establish any principle and says that be
has known Lincoln for more than twenty years, and
that be has earned high reputation for truth,
dor, courage morals and amiabiity, and that he has
talents, and viii them the best advantage is
unquestiOnable.
He is now in the full vigOr Of his manhood and in
honest pride having made himself what he is. he
is the peer of the first men Of the nation, and well
able to sustain himself and advance his cause against
any adversary and in any field when mind and
knowledge are the weapons used. That in brief, he
considers him a sound safe national man, who
could not be sectional if he tried for all his feelings
and interests identified with the great valley of
the Mississippi and that for the good Of the whole
country he hopes he may be elected. The letter is
very able, and has given great satisfaction to such
of his Republican friends as have seen It.
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ARRIVAL OF rhe steamer Ariel from AspIn-
wall.

NEW YORK, June IS-The steamer Ariel, from As
pinwall the 9Th inst, has arrived here.
Nothing later from California
An attempt is being made to get up another reTO-
luton in Costa Rea, BY buying the military. Ths
object is to place Don Manuel Moro, brother Of the
Ex-President. at the head Of the government.
Bogota adViees report that Congress had passed 3
general amnesty law, in which Marqueza participa-
ted. He IS named as a candidate for President by
delegates from the State Of Panama and Santander.
Sig NatrO had declared the State Of Bolivia indie
pendent. The general government Of MagdalcnE
followed suit and Santander expected to do ike
wise.
Calao advises are to Nay 18th. The President
of Bolivia had closed all intercourse with Peru
and had concentrated 10000 men on her from
tiers, which is considered the same as declaration
of war.
Offers for the guanO contracts, commencing on
Jan 10th, 1862, are invited within 100 days.
Ecuador advices say that General Garcia Moreno
challenged the Spanish Charge with having sent q
report to France, that Gen Cara had been hOgged
in prison by his order. The Spanish Charge excu-
sed himself by saying he gave it merely a rumOr
Chill dates are to May 18th. All quiet
The American ship Sea Ranger from Liverpool to
California, was wrecked l20 miles from Stanley,
Malvina's Island, on March 18th. Crew and passen-
gers were saved
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COMMERCIAL.


IN NsE YORK on the lh s2OoOO tennessee par cent Bonds
sofa at sc and On toe 6t 200 sold st sc, showing
cline 81 o Tie telegraph reports sales ION the 18th at 9s1Se
which IS 3 further decline Of &c.
B1 Loul June i6ap Important decision rendered in TIE
court uornHe 1uige Bscnridge, in the Of the
wing Institution gains tie slate Bank Of Missouri
Cout held that the Bank had the right to pay the I'VE
bills IN sTsF treating each separate demand Rela
70 bills Of higher Denomination, thu Court hsd that under
act Of Congress Of ISL ss State Rank could Dct tde M
yer coin, and accordingly decided FOR the plaintiff
The presented for redemption s54ele, of which
81 il i've dollar bills The remaining e53 Csc was
il larger bills The Court decided that in not redeeing these
bi IA gold the default made, and emitted tie plaintiff to
Weu per cent, per damages m paid, for s refusal to
pay Ihs ably argued By the best lawyers 10 Missouri
IL Is said The State Bank viii appal which the Boatens Saw
ing 1aniion Wn0s object TIE nVestmentbei nst clasl
n Thea. anll Llr.as.
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R(@ CautiOms-.The article OF
49, Whisky we'll known as "Daly' Arc
VALLEY WhEev has established arepuaton so universal
as renders it difficult for the manufacturer keep pace with the
demand This the result Of pesevenG in its intro
ducon sustained by determination adopted at the OUTSET ana
an from, that Its original purity and
unrivaled excellence should continue TO the end
The fate, attendant all such successful enor
has ovsrtaken the manufacturer It initiated By INSCRIPTIONS
imposors inferior and spurious ARTICLES pamed Oh upon
the Community great derment Of the pu5c as well as
injury to manufacturer both in emoument and we'll earned
epute Every made 10 guard against this piracy
BY Copyright Of the Label AID by peculiar shape OF the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon my rights earnestly desire such information from
those vLo may by having been VcmiIed or Otherwise
as will enable protect the public and myself oy pTosecu
ton to the utmost Of the Law. The genuine DAYS Aro-
matte Valley WhiBky" put in cases Of Il bottles each with
light yellow LABEL and sealed with yellow wax, With the pro.
pre5rs stamp the and facsimile signature OF the pro-
rietor on the label Ali other articles limitations.
III Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy Valley WEkey, is sold BY the bottle ant In case
only - . .,,. WI. n DALl1
.,,cI-5nr, Sole Proprietor.
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Arrival o. the City Of V7ashin3son
HEW X0EE, June l9--The steamer City Of Wash
ngton has arrived from Queenstown the Sth, bring
ing London dates Of the 9Th. Money steady. Con-
sols unchanged.
Inc london AdUgtises says the eject of Mckin-
mons amendment Of the reform bin postpones 1t in
definitely. II So Russell and Gladstone win resign
Clarendon returning to the Foreign Office, and C0Weh
Lewis Chancellor.
The conservatives don't want the Palnicrston adj
ministration overthrown.
Siellian advices say nothing is positively known
about the armistice. Some say il is prolonged till
the 9Th. The Malta Observer says it was the Neapoli
tan General who asked for an armistice in order TO
bury the dead. Garibaldi agreed to "a hours, and
subsequently, to three days Offering week. An
English steamer ARRIVED from Marseies with volun-
teers rifles and money for Garibaldi. The King Of
Naples proposed 20 grant constitution based upon
the French instructions. L is rumored that the
Pope has expressed the belief that Victor Emanuel
and Napoleon had resolved to execute the scheme of
the pamphlet. The Pope and the Congress
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Movements of Produce.

About month ago published particulars Of the deS
tuton in Ireland ami Of the probable demand for
country supply the deficiencies in the British Empire
up The opinions then advanced have bean
fny verified BY the produce ct this port since
that that publication, the exports OF wheat hour to
Europe had been quite limited they have Ince than
doubled The exports Of wheat had been Ony 900 bushels for
months the month has increased them to 700 Oo
bushels had then cleared for Europe for several
years. shipments have nearly hundred hous
bushels The exports Of Indian for four months had
been only s5 900 they 90 COS bushels
.LalLr.llL Of LLlInEaerea. .Llla u
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Nrw YoRK, June l9The Shipplg List quotes Cotton dull
and nominal Sales three days bales Mddlng Orleans
Tx. Freight to Liverpool Tobacco dull Sugar dull, de-
cined 81 Mosssss foreign declined l92c Sterling Exchange
sH@9z<i Francs 5.I3IIG5I3l<.
NEw YORK June 10 Cotton dull depressed. Middng
Upland lO9IO Flour, Fales day 1880 bblI Sizes 90
Corn firm sales 30 bushels 64g7O Mess Pork quiet Is OO9
Is I2H.
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NEw PUBIICGuoNs-The Electic Magazine for
July contains its usual variety oft cream Of
eign magazes, all Of which viii be found unusually
interesting. The establishment is a very fine pOr-
trait Of the Earl of Elgn, formerly Governor Gen
eral Of Canada, but now British Minister to China.
Messrs. w. T. BERRY g. Co. and JOHNSON 4 TREANoB
are the agents for this city.
The Union Bank Note Reporter and Counterfeit DetectOr
published at Cincinnati by Messrs. FUILmovE Co.
appears to be an excellent work for merchants and
business men generally.
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BALTIMORE, june I9.-The convention thus far has
been engaged settling the question Of admitting the
seeding Charleston delegates but conclusion has
been arrived at
Baltimore, june l9.-In Convention Eir was re-
solved that the Credentials Of all persons claiming
seats, made vacant by the seeding Delegates at
Charleston be referred te the Committee on Gre
dentials.
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The Hon Thomas COrwin-whose complexion, as
is well known is none Of the fairest-being in New
York, was introduced to an English gentleman Of
some celebrity who had lately crossed the big salt
pond 70 see the American elephant his own native
sod. Mr.. COrwin was introduced IS being OhiOan.
This term evidently misled John Bull, who looked
for moment good deal puzzled however, his
face suddenly frightened, ana Selling the hand of
Mr. COrWin, he expressed his happiness at making
his acquaintance, then kindly inquired whether his
tribe were at peace lrh the lohHeS! An explanation
and some merriment followed
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Of r fd and therefore relieves hy rsoUiag tles sTilgs
Of your chi la insa Of 81 deldsaig t5 se1dt09- fof lns
gcsson g ccmend1 i1efas the Ol7 reEe knon
for on rem Tsethfng. niarrhNas DTsenle@
~, Gripping fR Ghc Es0Evelss AcidAtY 81 tle
stomach. Wind, Cold in the Aesleisana Y =. u
also Cor sof6niag fe glBs geduo5zq ifg1ati0a fcgN
tgiEg ~ BO1ele dad r6e5tl1 pafE, 1tsao e2at9in
sDnsEoic it s used with anfaJiHQ success IL an
cases Of Conwuls8OE or other Ffts. a you gatue
tssls end hsaSs OF g0r o6Qdrsn and lssa % save taei
1 those sad Gad 5felfug eoRssqs1es eoates dFe Ger
f1 rsst ron ~ - 81 narcotics Of s5dica o other
remedies IoF Jqasar C0zaDa5nts os4tOsea t1te none
6at Ars Eat3uss EnEanGsie COrdluts This yoa can
rs upon II a srfsy harmless AID csnn1t iniure the
ielcsts nisut Price IS cnis Pull directions accompa
e4ch bottle. Prepared only By
CHURCH a DuPOENTs
No ADs Rroadway, New Kerk.
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REYNOLDS NEW BOOKi

THE COUNTESS AND THE PAGE: By G. W.
H. REYSoLps author Of Mysteries Of the Court Of London
&C. &c COmpIetsin one Volume Price 50 cents For sale BY
JOHN YORK CO.,
iupe9 No 50 Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-20

Healthy human Blood upon being AalyZed always pre-.
sents with s essential elements and gives Of course
thu True Standard Anayze the Blood Of person SUI
terng from Consumption, Liver Complaint DYSPEPSIA
&c and ndin 6UerV EHs1nos certain deacie1ces n -
gobues Of tie blood Supply these Deficiencies, snd you
WE'LL The Blood FoOd founded uPoH TINS tne
ory-hencs its astonishing success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted 10 the deficiencies OF the Blood in different
Coughs, C0ldss HTOmChittss or any slsSson 49,.
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing DsH1, ~
tiOms No. !, which Is also the No for Del
Spirits, Loss of Anpetftea and IoL -. III ~
Complaints arising IRON @ e -HsS ~ 3 - ~
bffi ~, and Nervous Prostitution NO. 59r III
er Complaints No. for ByspeP ~, -oeag q
rn9v Ursared f0r absorption it q taken ~ afuPs e9a
ca ediatcy the circulation 90 Ia VIA w g1'
YOU rstan The Ne. is for Eeuaate aEEes
frvsrerfa, VVeaknessess &c. See special directions
for this For Sala Rheums EruptlOnss ScroA9-
ions. x fdueV and Bladder Com plants take No.
m Goes ne directions be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle . ,o,,
Sold BY CHURCH & DUPONT
No. 4u9 Broadway, NeE York,
And BIZ all respectable Druggists throughout the ocantry
3. J. WOOD 4 Co., st. Louis,
anN Wholesale Agents for the West.
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BaItimore coffee market, Juae Ie.

There good inquiry for Coffee to-day, but when we left the
sales transpired Prices however, firm
Yesterday l4c offered and refused for 5000 bags select
marks) cargo Of the ADELAIDE We quote Rio st M
lie for laedium fair for good to prime LagUsyra
a. Is9l45ze and Java at l53z9l6zc 2 b.
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Perry County, state Of tennessee.

IN CHANCERE COURT AT LINDEN
Thomas Kittrell william Pace and oherlerrlnsl
Bill On motion, and It appsarug % The a8acon o. The Crk
and Master comananr1 hl WHICH 70, ihat the
defendants, John Pace Daniel Mays Francis Mays. Isaac Res
David sarbuck Rsa starbuck, Treiaeii, aarsb fri
we'll, Kinchan Pace. william Ca6e Joseph q. Cahs. william
EucEabee, and Edna Huczabes residents ne State
Of Tennsss 90 tbat ordinary presses Of this eogt cannot
be served them. u h therefore ordered CLERK and nza
that publication be made IN the Nashville Union ard Ae
can for four consecutive weeks requiring the said defendants %
appear the 81 the cncy Court, % be ho1ea Tor
euuav Perry the thcc1f &c town q
Linden THURSDAY ar the second Monday I'M June uet e1
plead answer deuur said bi hs VIII be taken
f Confessed and ths cause hearing D1r t-
ISAAC n. HuLME. Q g 81.
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A woman, HANNAH REILLY, the other afternoon at
tempted to destroy the life of her infant by throw
ing it under the Jersey City Ferry-hOuse, on the
New York side
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-20

In Vienna, recently, an attempt was made to poi
son the leading actress at one Of the theatres,
because she had sighted the attentions Of noble
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A little child, daughter Of STEPHEN Yates was
poisoned 70 death in Buffalo, New York, day or
two since BY eating cantharides csrelessly left
3 table.
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A"progressive" suggests that in this age of i'm
provements, old Old Father Time should be repre-
scented with Yankee clock in his hand and seated
90 q steam nowing-maehine.
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Nm Cox, Solicitor for Compl
msy22, '60-Esi-pr's Zee 80

TOsIAH WILBURN vs. James Hansiey, Guardian and oih
n Ori inal Bill On motion, and Dc Appearing % ne satllciinn
the Clerk and MASTER hat the defsniants aydd, aeing
heir OF MaFded, decd his hroter John kadsd,
James Nsyded, and George Maysid DISEASED resent
Of the state o. Tsnrssse, hat the ordinary Of s
Court cannot be served him. Il a therefore ordered By ne
Clerk and Master, hat publication be made In the haaa
B0n and Anasega for four consecutive EeeEg requrng me
defendant APPEAR Of the Cancy Court
70 be holden for the county Of Perry AZ The cu house ler
the % Lipdsn, Thursday after TIE second ond1y IN
next, and plead % The mid bill ne
sars VIII Be taken Ter confessed Tor hng
eEparte as 10 them. ISAAC n HUME
Nm. Cox, solicitor for Complainant Cisrk and Master
na12l. an-llL pr Zee %
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CHARLES BUEBoL and HENRY BELL. had fgh. near
Bardstown, Kentucky, on the 18th instg when the
former actually gOuged out both Of the others
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BY TELEGRAPH.
DEAaOCRATIC NATIONAL
CONVENTION.

[sPEcnL DlsPAMoH TO THE UNION ASD AAERIcAS.l
BALrnIoRE, june 19-The application Of the sece-
dsrsfor admission sreferred to the Committee on
Credentials.
The Convention took recess until five o'clock
this afternoon. BURCH.
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Green leaves green leaves, what Is It that ye tell
In trembling whispers, waited BY ths breeze
Through every woody lane and NOISY dell
The gentle mumuring Of many trees
Ye tell o. hope-green leaves Of hopes thA come
Trom earliest remembrance OF home.
We tell uu that from childhoOd'S early days,
When hope puts forth its green leaves in the sun,
That ali shall warm and blossom in lite r1vu,
II early truth and friendships we'll begun;
We keep the quiet shade amidst the strife
The green and SpotleIs purity OF life.
Green leaves greeB leaves tremble through The day.
Prom lowest branch the breeze will VAN sigh,
And winiG among your topmost branches play;
Ne whisper that our aspirations high
should Ike greer leaves 70 strength around cling,
And freahen In thh bloom Of LIES sweet spring.
And tbea We tell Ne when cur life has grown
IA DAYS mstured, beneath hopes genial ray,
That A. rifh summers warmth thy bloom has down,
The freIhnes1 Of our NE shall pass away
lint While Rrssu ieabes around Us shall be seen,
NAV FwsstSst joys like thee be fresh and green.
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Out of about 5000 widows Of the Revolution,
penziOned by the first act of Congress, only IS
Tive. Fourteen Of them are over one numbered
years old.
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Mrs. SARAH CoEET SPRUAHcE, wife of Hon. PRESLEY
SFEUAEcE, United States Senator from Delaware,
died at Smyrna DEL the other day in the Goth year
Of her age.
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DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

is without peerless remedy It has this endorsement
Of trial and peiees for II has been household
medicine years WY so! recaue, while hea ing the
skim peedtre pOl0srS Euch that IL reaches the T5
or esre Of DISEASE below the surface salt will reach Tie
marrow and the For all CUTAFEOUs DISEASE
SCALOs from steam and water. il has equal It
renders the coating Of the skin ree from dshguremens &C
ton il thorough invarabe S)d the principal depots
Il broadway n and Chartres street. New Orleans, by j.
WRIGHT Co., General Agents Also by all drugE IS and
iune3-d. tw&WIm
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sANFORD,S
InvJgOraGOT',
rTIscOmpounded entirely from Gum, an


TT compounded entirely from Cum, and
has become an established fact Standard Medicine known
and anproved BY all that have ised it, and is
sorted 70 win confidence in all the disease for which 1t
ID Iss cured THOUSANDS e within the last two years
who had given up all hopes OF relief as the numerous
unsoIieitsd os-iifcstss in my J. possession show.
The dose must be adapted to the temperament OF the
individual taking it. and . ed in such quantities as TO
gently the Bowels.
Let the dictates o. yoqr Innsmens g1es you IA 'le
use Of the LIVER IN y IVlGORATOIts and il
will cure Liver CODs = fplaintss BlitOlls Al"
racxE, Dyspepsia, - chronic DIarrhOeR
RI. DToDsv, Sour Stomach, Ha Dismal.
CostiVeuess, ChOI- les ChOleras ChOIe-
IA mOrbus. Oh olera lntantums Elatu-
lemces } IA n d i C e q Female weakness"
Is, and nav be used sue = .cessfully Ord Inas
nv Family NIedfs = cine. It will cureSsCK
nj r A ID A HI e. las > Thousands can testiiy,l an
twenty minutes if - two or three Aea.
HDnOufuIs are TAX - en- at the comm sncemsnt or
All who use itare giving their mOny
Mr water in the mouth Wit the lnvgorator and swallow
Oo ~, Soss SaNF0R fIsS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS compounded from pure vegetable and put up
IN GLASS GASES, air tight, and viii keep in climate
The Family Cal thartis PILLisa gen
tle Init active Csthartic which the proprietor has
The constantly Increasing % demand from those who
bsve long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
All express in regard their has induced to place
The Profession we'll know that different CatharCs act
on The S5nF FaTPTIY ca = THARTTC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established lac
been compounded from = variety Of the purest Ne6e
table Extracts which act alike on every part OF the
aimentary canal, and are good and SAFE IN al cas-
81 where A Cathsrtc is = needed. such ID
rauPemenIR OF the : stomach, = cpl
upss. Pains in the e Back and l. q / N -
COsIfVeuess, Pain and Soreness over
the whole b cd Y, q FROM sudden cold which
frenuently II neglected, = end in long Of Fe
yer Loss of Appes 8 titesa Creeping SEN
satfOu of Cold over the bOd-y Restless
ness, Headache, or = weight IN the head,
All EmfIammatO ~ - Diseases, w OFmss in
ChfIdreu or Adults, - Rheumatism,a great
purFFFer of the Hood = and many diseases to which
flesh heir, numerous 70 mention IN this adVertSe
ment. Desc, to }. Price dimes
The Liver InvigOraIOr and Family Ca
thartfC Pills are eae by Druggists generally, anc sold
Wholesale hy the trade "a all the large towns.
ST ". SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, n. Y.
Oh. WOOD CO.,
Louis, No.
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A distinguished lady, Of high rank in England,
after having three or four eminent husbands re-
Gently married Bedouin Chief in a fit Of romantic
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There was 3 lawsuit recently in St. Louis growing
out Of one party whistling at another.
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A Mrs.. BLTSN Of Philadelphia, while passing from
one car to another on the Central Ohio Railroad
slipped fell, and was instantly killed by the train
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The the corresponding week LAST embraced ABOUT
1000 hhds, quoted fair to fully fair 81 1866 b.
Weeks receipts hhds against 9 for the corresponding
year Total receipts since the lst Of September
hhds, against 249, si4 70 the same date last year
M0LAsSEsWth continued light receipts and only mode
rate demand transactions Of the week have been confined 70
about 100 bb range 930c and 32c for inferior and fer
mentng 3393o gallon for prime and choice, with few
amall lots Of half bbls at about the range.
Three crops embracing about As COZ aons, have been
sold on plantation at 30c 2 gallon in the eistern.
Weeks receipts g37 bb against 1929 for the corresponding
last year Total receipts since the LIST OF September
hbls against 344 500 70 the same date last year.
C0FFEB-rhere has been moderate demand for Coffee this
week with little change in prices, which have been firmly
maintained the advance noticed in last weekly report
sales reached barely 300 bags Of which
lG0 Weredposed yesterday including so $50 ct l3
$50 l3, I4e b. We quote Ordinary at BE,
Fair at i35<c Good Fair - &c and Prime l4e p b.
No arrived from Rio during the past week, and the
imports ncs the LIST OF September remain a. @ los bags ains
S55 ,843 to the date last year.
The hand this evening is 42 bags, agSins 3il2
at the time last year.
sALT-The for Liverpool Salt from second hands have
been s9Oc coarse c9Sl for hne the warehouse
90995e and Sli 10 for fne, delivered
free Of dayaEe with adult a- cargo Of 1915 sacks near
all hne has sold 81 5c sack round, leaving none here
adoat from the ere at the Brooklyn Warehouse racked
offering with few buyers zoe for and Oc
Ssc for hns The stock Of Liverpool hand embrsee5