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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-25
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-OF The
CONDITION OF THE AFFAIRS

CONDITION OF THE AFFAIRS
-OF THE
American Exchange Fire Insurance
CO N ANY,
or TIE CITY OF NEW YORK,
ON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1860,
Made 10 the auditor of the State Of Io,ea, puyss.-
ant TO the Insurance Lacs Of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
|. The name Of this Company is ssAmericau
Exchange Fire Insurance Company,
and it is located in the city Of New York, coun-
ty and State of New York, at No. l23 Broad
way, in said city.
CAPITAL.
3. The amount of its Capital Stock
in shares Of one hundred dollars
each, all paid up in cash, is two hun
bred thousand dollars. 5000, 600. 90
Amount of surplus, Jan. |, 1860, 9,65l,7s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-25

ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance Agency.
OFFERS TO INSURERS ALL THE ADyAN-
~ tages that may be obtained in any way BY
Insurance.
LIST. Rates aslow IS any Rssponsi5le Comuauv.
I'd. Fair and honorable adjustment Of losses.
ID. Prompt payment Of losses.
4th. Policies in which the holders participa 70
in the profits.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED, OVER 81. 900. 900.
As Follows:
Continental Fire Insurance Co., N.Y.,
Cash Capital. 100000,
Metropolitan Fire ms. Co., N.Y,4
Cash Capital and Surplus, 1884, sos.
state Fire Insurance Co., New Haven,
Cash Capital and Surplus. 1926, 900.
Security Fire Insurance Co., N. York,
Cash Capitnl and Surplus s544,ssl.
New England Fire and Marine lnsur-
ance Company, Hartford,
Cash Capital and Surplus, $225,OOO.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. New York,
Accumulated Cash assets the Property of the
Assured, $6.OOO.OOO.
REFERENCES IN DAVENPORT
II. II. Smith, Esq, Messrs. Tallman, Powers l.
Mclean; Messrs. Eldridge l. Williams; G. G.
Blood, Esq; Messrs. Carman Bro. Hon. James
ThoringtOn.
- Office over Eldridge l. Williams Dry Goods
Store, Brady street.
jan 80 II.
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

- "
0ssweea Pieasbssg and PhiIaAslDhlss
The Capacity Of this Road is nop equal to ang
in tie Country.
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baltimore Nomination..

Tue regular Democratic Convention at Baltimore has
nominated SrErugN A. DoUerAs Of Illinois, for Presi
dent. and BESi,vIN FTzrTmcs, Of Alabama, for Vice
President. and the Seceders have nominated JoHN q.
EegclSErpsE. OF Kentucky for President and Jossru
LANE Of Oregon for Vice President Thus We have two
Democratic tickets in the field and possible chance
for the election Of either The Democratic party dead
and gone and those honest and patriotic men, who have
heretofore composed It's rank and Gle, should now rally
20 the support OF BELL aud EvEEEr the only nation al
candidates before the country. Il will be alike absurd
and criminal for any Democrat Virginia and the South
who sincerely desires TO prevent the election Of LNcoLN
and 70 preserve the Union Of the States and the rights
of the States to vote for either BREcNNRIDGE or Dot
el, Both Of these gentlemen are sectional candidates
AID the candidates Of sectional parties and no consr-
viye national Uuiou-ioyng Democrat North or South,
can conscentiou,y and periodically support either Nor
is there the slightest in voting for either, for neither
stands the ghost Of a chance Of an election.
We therefore, call upon the moderate, conservative,
national and Unouoying Democrats of the whole eoun-
t and especially of Virginia and the other Southern
States 70 resolve at once reasonable men and pa-
tro TO vote for BELl and EyERErr and do all in their
p,ssr TO secure their triumphant election.
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Take your harpS froV silent ows,
shout the chorus of the nee
estates are all distinct as pillows
r. r... .... I'D. fr fHa e.n 200
The Only Party.

vigorous Opposition paper, in Georgia the Athens
Post saws the Democratic papers and orators still con-
tend tina, the Democratic party alone the couu-
try aad perpetuate the Union. When we reflect that
tie Democratic party has been in power, with two short
intermssious for the last thrtysx years-that the only,
serious danger which has ever menaced the country or
threatened the Uuioa spug into existence under Dem
oc-a.c power aud was uururej and attened int huge
nroportions uater Democratic auspices-when reflect
loon this and bear in mind that other mmovabe fact,
tst tho states once most Overwhelmingly Democratic
are now most shelmingy flnatc-the proposition
90 perstenty urged that this sane Democratic party is
alone able to redeem and save strikes IS riliculousy
absurd Have no; all the troubles and annoyances the
South eudures grown up under Democratic power
and rule That party has been periodically saying tie
country o thirty odd years and this day the salvation
seems farther of than ever. Besides, the Democratic
party is now in the agones Of dissolution, without The
power to save itself Wrest the spells from its grasp,
aad txo thirds Of what IS e Of it in the Free Stat
would be in the Republican camp before next Saturday
night Talk about the saving properties and nationality
of such a party indeed
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TIE SEcEnERS, CONTENTION.
NOMINATION OF BREllINRlDGE AM

NOMINATION OF BRELKINRlDGE AND LANE.
BALTIMORE, June 2$-Tht Seccders met at noon, al
Maryland Institute. The immense ball was densey crowd
cd. The meeting was called to order by Mr.. Ewing, Of
Tennessee and Mr. RUSSELL Of Virginia. called to the
chair
lie made speech, characterizing this Convention as
the regular one aud said his first business would be to
recognize the principles usages and spirit of the State
rights Democracy OF Old Virginia.
temporary organization was effected. Messrs. John
son. of Maryland aud Crawsby OF Oregon, appoint
ed secretaries.
A committee on organization was appointed, and the
meeting adjourned TILL F. NJ.
The following States were represented in whole or il
part:
Virginia, North Carolina South Carolina, Missouri Cal
(ornia Oregon, Florida, Louisiana Texas, Mississippi
Tennessee, Kentucky and Arkansas.
Gen. Cushing was chosen permanent President anC
took his seat
After other proceedings, which will be published il
next issue, Hon. John c. Breckenridge of Kentucky
nominated for the Presidency and Gen. Jos. Lane
of Oregon, for the Vice Presidency.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
BY OVERLAND MAIL-INDIAN DIFFICULTIES
PONY EMPRESS DISCONTINUED.

BY OVERLAND MAlL-INDIAN DIFFICULTIES
PONY EXPRESS DISCONTINUED.
SPRINGFIELD, No, June 22.-The overland mail from
San Francisco arrived this evening and brings the fol-
lowing summary of news from the Pacific coast;
SAN FRANCISCO June 1.-The mail departing to-day
leaves California in the midst OF great excitement
count of the Indian difficulties in Western Utah,
The there is becoming serious. Within the month
Just closed the Indians have made attacks on different
parties Of whites far Southwark Walker River and
Northward as far as Honey Lake
The stations the Pony Express and Salt Lake mail
route are known have been unable spare the
sary men from their duties carry the enterprise
it ought TO be done.
Under these circumstances the Pony Express has been
discontinued until such time its trips be resumed
without jeopardi1Dg the interests Of its patrons.
The main body of the Indians concentrated at Py
ramd Lake. where Col. 0rmsby's party were recently
defeated.
Ii is now ascertaned that one hundred Indians
were killed in that action. They defiant, we.armed,
aud according 10 information which be relied upon,
furnished by Col Jack Hays number 1900 to 1000 war
riors
On the 2sth ult Col Hays with a party Of over 600
volunteers and Capt Seward with l6 IT, s. troops start
ed for Carson Yaly for the Indian headquarters at Viii
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1890
DIRECT TRADE.

company composed Of known and leading business
been formed in Paris with capital OF 100000 francs for the
purpose carrying trade with this port the
star arrive here about 18th Sept with cargo good
assorted suit the Vrgia market The first cargo, the late
sold yeLture and gotten pomiscuousy without
any knowledge OF what wanting in this con Now howey
err French friends know what and will be able
nh with goods that will prove seaonabe and therefore
In sdon to the fact that tn trade Is to be with all
the energy possible desire remind all who feel
the there agent the Paris Company this city
who will orders anything that France exports gus
be Imported into New York
several already given orders good,
In the September trip Of the Lone Star and
this ornng who stepped In with Their orders amounting
in the aggr gate $4,000 Merchants In Richmond Petersburg
their orders and feel assured they will b. properly
what TO prevent this direct trade from being
pc thing merchant his only to order hs goods as he
does from the North and In from sixty ninety days
come to II they ding order, he
EN- III he has them the price he New York
bbr pays Tor them and upon the footing the
New York merchant welook upon the trade established and
OF the Norfolk papers will before many months pass
theirheas tn. line Direct europe" direct Tmpo
taton" and aiding chants In place Of max their pur
hases at the North viii direct to Europe and
Nh their from the Interior at New York prices
Our readers may assured that this chmera
ed fact trade between France Norfolk surely
established Elizabeth empts hampton Road.
The mp8ny gentlemen at Paris who have embarked 10 this
trade have gone In nnadysed they posted
to the nature Of the section with which they propose
to deal They know that the habor Of NooE spacious deep
esy Of all Of the year, and
ter and rail Of counr7 any port
in the country They know that Virginia, North Carolina
see Kentucky and Maryland, aud the District Columbia
nus eventually Norfolk their port
houses raNt In all directions the that they
established They kL0W that Norfolk Is blocked with Zee
and that energy and perseverance, build
place Norfolk that firm fooinsss commercial city that
she is 50 ju.tly entitled 10 hold.
Every city In thu country above Is more
Interested IN tbs matter for by they become importers
and no longer their dependence upon the North and
sy urge upon the throughout all that paee pro
pery their merchants and thereby help in the great work
Of establishing the commercial supremacy OF the South
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HOW THE FOURTH OF JULY SHOULD BE CELE
DRAFTED By THE WINGS OF RICHMOND

10 the Editor Of tie Wig:
As The Wings of Richmond have no. yet ratified the
nomina ions of our party would respectfully sugges'
hat as all Of the nominations will have been made by
the Fourth of July, grand ratification meeting be
held on ha day to ra lily the nomina ions of our noble
standard bearers-BELL and EVERETT. The Fourth
of July is peculiarly appropriate to ratfy the nomi-
nations of the eny NATIONAL PARTY in existence
know that the Wings of Richmond will rally around
Bell and Everett with enthusiasm unequaled on any
former OCCASION and in November next will give larger
majority than they have ever given before.
Hoping Mr.. Editor, that you may entertain these
views, IN common with large number of Wings with
whom have consulted, remain, yours,
UNION.
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N EntansIing Aninnee..

W, desire 20 admouish our Wing and American friends
of the South 10 beware OF changing alliances with either
wing OF the disrupted and denadouaized Democracy
We eptreat them to stand aoor from both, giving aid
and comfort TO neither and acting unit against both
BsscyrvRrpaE and DoUGLAs. We would address our
selves on this subject in especial manner, to our OPP
-ition friends in the Gulf Sates-iu Georgia, Florida
Alabama Mississippi, and Lousans-where earues. and
r.rs-srt efforts will no doubt be made BY the support
en- Of BegcEl,RDaE and DOUGLAS both, TO enlist the
Iy and Americans in support Of their respective can
5,ss But give no heed to either the DoUGLAs or the
BrrcgiNRmGE men, and lee these two factions hight
tf.ir own battles. without any aid or encouragement
from YOU. Make no bargain or compromise with either
enter into no alliance with ether-but oppose aud bat
lie against both vith all your energy
Il. is abuudaut'y clear TO orr mind, that the Cen
,itutonal Union par,y-ths only remaining national
party I'm the and-has t entirely in is power 20 carry
for EslL and EyEBEr the electoral vote OF ssy South
EN- State save aud except perhaps the State OF South
Carolina. There being Two Democratic tickets in the
field With no earthly chance for the election Of either,
thousands upon top of thousands of conservative Demo
Crafts In each OF the southern States viii willingly and
GLADLY vote for Bs-, ,b5 only hope OF preventing the
section of LINCOLN. and putting down aud crushing out
tbe psstileu: sectional organizations, that now disturb
the peace of the country and eudau-er the Union
V.b TWO Democratic ccctora, tickets for DoyGLAs
aud one for R.rrs.SEuGE. which viii necessarily divide
,t, Dsmocr. ic vote the friends Of BELL and EyERsu
viii be the Dlrag party IN every Southern State thus
tr able 10 give the electoral vote Of every Southern
Safe TO BELL and EvEEsrr. We believe aud know that
this gratifying resu. can be accomplished if the Wings
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DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVENTION
SMITH DAY.
THE CONVENTION SHIVERED AND THE PARTY
DISBANDED-THE FREESOIL WING NOMINATE
nnTGLA AS AND FITZPATRICK.

DOUGLAS AND FITZPATRICK.
BALrlvoRF. June 23.-The convention re-assembled
at 10 o'clock this morning The chairman of the Ken
tucky delegation announced that after due consultation
nine of the delegates from that State would remain in the
convention ten had withdrawn the five remaining dele
gates had suspended their action with the convention,
but would retain their seats.
President Cushing made speech, and, retiring from
the Chair took seat with the Massachusetts delegation,
to abide their decision.
Mr. Todd Of Ohio took theChair
The convention proceeded ballot amid the greatest
excitement.
LArER-l24OA A. M-The list ballot is still pending.
The baoting progresses sow, in consequence Of each
delegation defining its positiOnwhen voting New York,
Louisiana and Alabama voted Is a unit for Douglas, amid
the widest excitement Georia declined voting for the
present.
LArER-Hou. Pierre Soule isuow making speech
Mr. Soule made powerful speech IN defence Of the
Southern friends Of Douglas he said secession meant
disunon, and the seeding gentlemen would find them
selves tools in the hands of intrguers.
The first ballot having been hken, it was announced
as follows: Douglas, l7S; Guthrie, 9; Dickinson, ! :;
Breckenridge, :.
Mr. Church OF New York. ten offered resolution
that Mr. Douglas be declared he nominee he having
received more than two-thd the OF those pres
emit
On the second ballot Dougasgot l79t-seven Of the
Pennsylvania delegates declining to vote.
The resolution OF Mr.. Church vas then renewed.
After considerable debate Mr. lloge of Va, asked to
have another ballot that all present might have Oppor
unity OF voting and then if any refused to vote thus de
priving the convention of twcthrds vote, he would
move to declare Douglas the nominee.
Third balot-Dougas, 1871 Breckenridge, y; Guth-
RE, 81.
The resolution to unanimously declare the nominee
was then passed BY acclamation.
The nomination of Douglas wal proclaimed amid the
wild enthusiasm and cheering the candidate of
the democratic party. Hats thrown in the air and
banners unrolel pledging 10000 majority for him in
Pennsylvania band of music struck up Hail to the
| Chief" etc.
The Convention took Il recess ill o'clock this eve
Ming.
| BALTIMORE June 23-l0P. M.-The Convention to-
night nominated Senator FnzPATMCE, of Alabama, for
| Vice President
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday the 2O Inst by The Rev Dr. Christian Of Md
desex sOuTHALL H. SHELTON OF Richmond, 10 PAGE w..
cond daughter off N. fitzhugh, Of Gloucester
On Thursday 18th Inst by the Rev Dr. VIM Broaddus In
the Bapst Church. Mr. wILLIAMF EPPs Of Richmond, TO Miss
MARY VIRGINIA MORGAN, Of fredericksburg
On Thursday evening" 1lh by Philip Courtney,
Mr. ELJAH JENNINGS and Miss MILDRED A. SMITH, both Of
Richmond
On the 18th Instant In Tappahannock by the Rev Mr. Temple
Mr. j. W. CHM, to Miss GABRIELLE BR0CKENDR0UGH.
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Iss 2i 1872 42o 1874 S.

and thess far follow them have been
such as 10 call further reduction In quotations. with the
exception higher grades ~ rich qualities OF Leaf
The sales Western Semmed have been In nearly all OF
retail continued OF confidence the
part h Trade confirmed doubtless by the fact Of their hayig
buy cheaper each renewal without seeing the
market assume decided stead ness.
he business named above, $50 hhds Kentucky
Leaf imported last sold without by Auc
ton and OF this kind the prices realized
any acknowledge quotations ranging from 2d up
yards producing for the bulk OF than
ato' OF rescrpt CHARACTER and alto
misplaced this MARKET by OF the lowest
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serIon. Rencontre I'm Lynehburg.

Intelligence has reached this city of rencOuntre
10 Lyuchburg last Saturday between the Messrs. But
ton Of the Vrginiq and Mr. Hardwick, Of the RePat-
lean in which the NeSsrs B. both received wound from
pistol in the hands of Mr. II. No particulars are sta
ted other than the supposon that the wound of the
younger Mr.. B. would prove fatal We trust that the
result nav be otherwise.
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- 70. j. SUNNI & co. In receipt Of directiu
NJ poraon per Ba Pioneer and Alice fainter q City Point
splendid Of White Granite Dnaer, Tea and Gillette
Ware opening many and rich styles Of deeoa
d Band ani Plain China Rich Cut Glass Ware and House Fur
uishng Goods TO which they Invite attention.
GEO. }. SUMNER CO.,
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SONG AND CHORUS.

2.
THIS the word beyond all others,
Makes love country most,
Makes us feel tiat are brothers,
And a heart aritcd host
with hosanna let our banner
FROM che house tops be unllriei,
While the nation holds her station
viii the mig $50 of The world
CHORUS.
Takey,ur harps from silent willows,
shout the chorus Of The free
Estates sre an distinct as bilows,
Iuiun one Is the sea ''
Prom the land OF groves that bore
Hes q traitor who wouit swer,e
Nv the Tag waving DER
We the compact Will pre-. erye'
Those who gained 60 and sustained
Were unto each other true,
And The fable vel is able
To Instruct as what % do
CHoEJ3
Take YOUR harps f-oV silent willows,
shout the chorus OF the nee
estates are ti Instinct as pillows
Uuion one as s the SEA '
All present united in singing the chorus and the eff
upon IN audience equal to that produced by the
patriotic songs Of the Revolutionary war
Sectional parties may rise and flourish for season
rlbid politicians may vrangle in Congress bigoed Ab
otiouists may Witty and abuse the citizens of othe
States religious societies may disagree and divide
and conventions quarrel as to platforms or can
dates but it those who write the songs of the country
will driuk deeply Of the spirit of the above and uius,
tie same patriotic sentiments into the great heart of h
people dsuuion or disruption of the States will be i'm
possible.
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condition OF the Treasury Blunders OF Sccre-
tary cobb.


tary cobb.
The sstoundrr bunders of the Secretary of the Treas
-r are both ludicrous and melancholy and that they
,s Mr. Conn To- De utterly unfit for the important Of
f. ,,ur,rs must be admitted by intelligent and inn
-,;,l men of all parties His administration of the
rr,sr-v 5epsrtrnent is a complete and signal iaur5-a
,r fatal TO his own preteusous 90 gacity aud states
r.bip aud Of the most perucious influence upon the
credit reputation and prosperity Of tbe country,
MA esrim,tes are invariably alacous-a series Of dis
...esfl bluudsss-iom beginning to end. The accU-
,.,, and intelligent Washington correspondent of The
Philadelphia North dnsrta, has carefully analyzed MI.
e,.t.ry C.ss's report of December last and that OF
week before ls, and contrasting Che estimates OF each
the Secretary iu amos. uneuyabie position before
t. country. It will be recolectei that Mr. CoBHs an
,l r,po-t vas sent 20 Congress the pa OF Decem-
now lust six months ago. In that report he SUE
,.tei the following estimates for the fiscal year, from
.rly I. 1850, to June so, 1851;
Balance in the Treasury on the lst OF
july, 500. elioSl, SIS 90
Estimated receipts from customs for
che fiscal year, '4'''"o vo
Estimated receipts from land for the
fiscal wear, 4'V'"''' GOD
Estimated receipts from mncc.laneols
sources, -'--''.o '"
Aggregate receipts. s'''''''oS 4'
Tic ags-es were peseu.el afer TWO years and a
srfof experience uate- tae tariff o.. S55 ami With the
,oIsdre resulting from the financial uevuon Of that
year In his letter 90 Mr. Sherman SI.ugiaT week. he
presents the fooviug revision Of the same estimate for
tIe same year,
Tn, probable amount in the treasury on the aob June,
lsao. 100000 90
TIE receipts for the next fiscal year are
estimated as follows;
From customs, ts"o'o'' "'
lands, -,''Vl' V'
u miscellaneous, l,z25oo0 90
$55.s75 600 90
NJ Cobb saws the "gro5c5ls amount in the treasury
on the s0h OF this month viii be s. 10000 but he does
not tel the eo1nlry that this false and artificial bal
aaec. which has no existence whatever The unexPend-
. balances OF appropriations authorized by law amount
20 az ,25 Ola according to his own showing Deduct
the 20 called balance in the treasury from them and the
d f.,sae, on the Il, Of July would be SlS075 6l4.
In order TO appreciate the full value OF Mr.. Cobb's es
Inmates in December aud June &c NAV De wel TO place
them side by side for comparison, that The most care
les observer may the contrast
Estimates Of receipts % Congress on 22i Deem
Der, 1889 FER fiscal year eujiug
sob June, lS6l, SSO.6l6.SoS 0O
E..ima,as for sane period, seat to Ways
and Means, June 1850 65975,0OO 90
Difference sl4sal,sos 90
L.. Us nov compare the expenditures Tor the same s-
"a year.
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TIE oxYGENATRb BJTTERs.

The qualities this medicine have placed upon imperlsha
bic foundation In destroying disease and inducing health has
parallel.
For following Complaints these Biers Specific viz
DsspCp,id, I1dgcs0n, HtGyt BH Aciiy Costiueaes,
Loss cf Apgs,te, Hsdd,urls, and Geasrdt DeJiity
In many Of country this preparation extensively
by physicians their practice, and have restored
many to health apparently beyond the reach the
Ing art.
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OOMMEROIAL.
OrvIos ov rHE VINO. June 2
t0TTt1p "HTf"t'FY y" WHfV.
TyGLtsH TOBACCO MARKETS.

LoNDos June 9Th The past month. like those pre-
eedng has pres ened nothing Of particular interest
which remains In the
ported or the total sales Of the month, fully
half consisted Western Leaf Of which the
expotaion In Western strips business has
extremely limited and this state Of orpor tey 10
Last until the and OF hs crop coming for
ward shall n. clearly asceaned In the
already received such Inspire confidence
narration In the West Of Strips and dry Leaf suitable for home
pon estimated at considerably that Of
known the quantity to from Virginia, tho
thst win be large Az therefore conclude
supply adapted for the home Trade OF this
Country the old stock hand will he considers
by excess consumption hardy 10 be expect
ed much activity will prevail that nanutcturers vi
ope 10 the hding Of Stocks beyond their I'm
certain at least that marked reduc-
prices by ourTeyised quotations below has thus
far failed 70 encourage different mode Il dea Ing.
Within adces have been received from
districts In the West reporting Gnfavorsby OF the youog Tobacco
plants these accounts however have not produced the slightest
effect this side
Referring to the statement Of Stocks are &c-oxLEs Co.