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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16

NR. J. p. Creager.is ths general agent whole. 4
~ sale ami retail, ior DR., Wheatings celebrated !
Female Pill. v AVA sA@ &sg a# FsSI3 SzsS
These Pills are truly valuable for Lades, for
they will restore the monthly courses where they
may stop from any cause whatever. Theys never
the box containing the Pills have been strictly
followed; indeed there has no case Of failure ever 1S
came TO our knowisfge. Being purely vegetable,
they are perfectly kaie. Single boxes mailed 10
Z, I" j. r. CREAGEK. ~
I 3. a,,. gas, .g ssl Baltimore. Md, Sgs@l
Z ga liberal discount to druggists, -s,s, ~, nsS,
z Jnly4 4, le60-Iy e5's A -'7's' a>4ts3 %sh s'@aA'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16
New stock for the Fall and Win.
4 lL q ..tl e. s,-oSn4 u q u III.

rrTT -bcE ANauo.u aF
Large Supply Of Staple and Domestic Dry Goods
.FFEF ~ yewelry, &e., &c. ~ f.'.' gAg
s-zr, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ~ %
RoBER CoCHR RAN,
Tsi fouKrH sTREET, srEuBKEyILIE,
II AS Just received direct from the East
Ii A magnificent stock Of Nouons.
A magnificent stock OF Staple 0sods.
A magnificent stock Of Domestic Dry Goods
A magnificent assortment OF Gold 4 Silver Watch
es magnificent sIock Of Jewelry!
Broad Cloths, Ssrinetts, Jeans, Tweeds, &c. q
large assortment remarkably cheap, Cloths foT
Cloaks, new Styles. Ready made Cioaks for Ia.
dies, all late styles splendid stock Of Ladies'
Dress Goods, selected with great regard to taste :
His stock OF Notions is unusually large aud ex-
ceedingly desirable. A superior stock OF Shirts,
Nndershirts, Hosiery, and big stock of Gloves
Ribbons, &c Stuart's Waxed Thread and Spool
Cotton, a ,arge supply cheap He keeps on hand
large assoc tmi II OF Ladies' Skirts. Also Gold
and Silver Watches, Watch Gnards, &c. Goods
IUd sither Wholesale or retai al Pittsburgh prices.
oloria.e of Grsat inducements offered TO the
ladse, for cash or approved credit. Every reason
rebl satisfaction givea, and goods sold al city Pri
aces
s.. RoBT. COCHRAN.
Oct. 8, To.lY Fourth rect, steubenvie.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16
B. K. QUEST

HAS now on hands good assortment oil Goods in
the abovp line, which has been bought low, and
consequently, he will sell them at very
low prices. His goods are all nice and
s fresh, and cannot fail to please
- buyers, both in quality and A '-E
prices; he therefore solic.
t@n @ 70 its On examination HE
t...-.. s-- of his stock and s.-s Is,.5-
prices
before purchasing elsewhere--in so doing he feels
confident that he will MERIT large share of pub
lie patranage. He keeps no Watches but what are
selected with great care. and consequently, all
watches sold are warranted time keepers or no sale
Fine Gold Hunting English Levers, full
jeweIed,, from -; 81: ........... s75 tosloO
Fine Gold Hunting Swiss Leeers, full go Il
jeweed, from ................. IS to IS
Fine Gold open faced Levers and LIE. 3
!. pines, from. :........... 20 TO 35
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
full jeweled, from. :. .-....... -. IS to 40
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers, ,. ...s-
seven jewels, from. ......... '27 to
Hunting Swiss Lever and Lepines, four
Jewels, tr0m.... ., ................. IL to lf
Silver open faced Levers and Lepines.. 8 to IL
Carving Finger Rings, Breast Pins
in great variety ofstyles and prices.
Ladies' Gold Chains and LOclxetS
Gold Vest and Fob Chains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16
wall Paper wall Paper !

ME subscriber takes pleasure in calling the at.
J. tention OF the public to his large and we se
lected sioek ot WailPapers,tust receiving tor the
spring and summer trade His stock consists ot
2OOuO pieces with 400 difereh' psi,erns. ranging
in price from csnts 20 Si9u per pleee, together
with every variety ot Borders window Curtains,
tF tie has also OH hand complete assortment oil
School, historical, Medical, teligions aud Misce-
laneous Books, Stationery. Blank Books, &c, NC,
" hlch will be sold Wholesale and retail as cheap
~ they eau be had West Of tie Morntains. Give
me q cali, " F@p@@s@@ q j. M. LAYTON. Y.
n March9r59. 49,
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P URIFY THE BLOOM
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND 23
PAoeni.c Bisfcrs.

Il FGVGftesC ADEEEEfS. as
THE high and envied celebrity which tbes, n,a.s
I eminent Medicines have ACQUIRED for ,b.;,s
nvariahle efficacy in all the diseases which tbev
nrotess to cure mas rendered the usual practice of
nutiing no not only unnecessary, but unworthy of
hem They are known by their frnits; their good
works testify for them, and they thrive not by the
faith of the credu!ors. - =
@r%3 IN ALL CASES "E aes
fAsthma. Acute and chronic rheumatism. AlFac.#
ons OF the Bladder and Kidneys ~
Bilious Fevers and Liver complaints. 4A
In the south and West where these diseases pr n
vail. they will be found invaluable. Planters iasu
mers and Others, who once these medicines
will never Afterwards be without them. 9
Bilious colic and Seroes Looseness, Bies Cos. a
iveness. Ceds and Coughs. Choc
CoNSuMPTl )N--used with great success in
CORRUPT HuMoRs, DRoPsY.
.DTSPEPSlA Ne person with this distressing
disease should delay using these medicines inme.
iiaiey
Eruptions of the Skin, ra yalsap s5
Erysprln- and FIatulency s.a,
FEW ER AND AGUE-Far this scouroe Of tho
Western county, these medicines will be found
snfe, speedy and certain remedy. Ilther rmedlcinas
leave the sy stem subject a return ot the disease
"a cure by H. Sc medicines is permanent. Try
them. be satisfied and be cured. s'e....--s.4a
F0ulness OF completion. -svy g..r.es
General Debility,
Com. Giddiness, Gravel Headaches OF every
kind, Inward Fever, lnfiammatory Rheumatisn 81,
Impure Blood, Jaandice, loss Of appetite,
Liver Complaints, sat@aEf# @gA 53
.e-sr Leprosy, Looseness, i s..ass ga ls,zss,
Mere urial Diseases.
Never fails to eradicate entirely oil the eff cts 81
Mercury INFINITELY sooner than the lmost powerful
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility. Nervous com.
ainls OF all kinds, Organic affections, Palptatioa
u he heart, Painters t,ls .,s; cpis, II: -....-
The original proprietor Of these medicines wss
ured OF Plies 0i 80 years standing blythe use of
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA,

sIntAADLLrhi MIA
A Benevolent Institution established by specia
endowmsnt for the Relief Of the Sick and Dis.
tressed, afflicted with ViruieRt and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the cure of Disea
scs Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Act.
ing Surgeon, TO all rho apply by letter with a de
ecription of their condition. tage, occupation
habits OF life, &e.,l and in cases OF extreme pov
erty, Medicines furnished free Of charge.
Valuable reports on SpermaiorrhGa, and Other
dieeases OF the sexual organs. and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary. sent {.
u afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free o
charge Two or three Stamps for postage will b
acceptable. .
address DR.. J. SKlLLIN H0UGHToN, Act.
ing Surgeon. Howard Association No 2, Souti
Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa. By order OF tn,
Directors. - -. l5-a..-. .r-a
FZpA n. HEAeTwELI. President.
GEO. FAIRCHiLD, Secretary. ~.
ct. IT. lS6O-ly ,a . ...r =
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ANDERSON. -On Sunday, June 80, ELIZA n voungest
daughter Of Mrs. Jane Anderson widow OF the late Ro
bert Anderson
The friends OF the family and of her brothers
invited to attend the funeral from 100 Prince street thus
Tuesday afternoon At two O'Clock, without furhertnvi-
tation.
California and Norwich, Conn, papers please COPY
DAIRYM1E On Sunday morning, June 3d. JAMES Dali
RYMPII, In the 31th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
90 Bank STREET. this tuesday, afternoon two o'clock
BEMK-In Baltimore. on Sunday morning, June 80,
DANIEL, second son Of John and Maria p Beale in the
18th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited "a
attend the funeral from the residence OF his father No.
S!2 Degraw street. Brooklyn, this tuesday, afternoon,
GARRErsoN. -Of consumption EDWIN A. GARRrrsoS 500
OF John o. Garretson, In the 23d year of his age
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
tend the funeral at Moravan church, Staten Island
Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock.
HUMPHREY ON Thur sday June 81 at the residence or
her brother Thompson In the city OF Albany, NARY
A., wife OF $. d. Humphrey, of White Plains, N X
NELSON New Brunswick N j. on Sunday even
Ing June 30, A. SCHUYLER NnsoS, 10 the Goth year OF
his age, con Of the late Colonel ,nO Nelson.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited "a
attend the funeral without further notice. from the First
Presby terrain church, this Tuesday) afternoon at half
psst five o'clock.
vANDKRmIr.-On Sunday, June 3d. GEORGE w. only
son of George W. and Sarah L. Vanderbilt aged years
and 28 days.
The friends acquaiutances OF the family are re.
specially invited to attend the funeral from the
dence Of his parents No OF Clinton street. this tuesday,
afternoon at one O'Clock. dis remains will be inferred
WALL On Sunday, June 80, In the SD year of his age
WILLIAM WALL, native Of the parish OF Mullayray,
ty L6uth, Ireland
Tho friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
third street. Eleventh avenue this Tuesday, after
noon, at half past one O'Clock.
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The Conspiracy Case in PIttsburg.

TiIIsBUHH, July l, 1901.
The conspiracy case of Trowenfeld and Others alleged
10 supply clothing TO volunteers before Judge
Mcclure this morning large nums Ger of persons were
preeent.
The counsel for the defence presented writ Of csr-
ttordri issued by Judge Lowe, of the Supreme Court
Board affidavit that the defendants have good reason
TO believe that the Judge and associates OF the Criminal
Court are unreasonsby preudiced against the defend
ants; that the defendants unable prepare for
trial as the indictment was only found the 14h inst
without preliminary hearing
The motion of the defence that II be put on file was
objected to by the Commonwealth the deferce urging
that the whole matter OF the hands Of the
Court.
Considerable discussion ned, when Judge Mcclure
adjourned the Court till Two clock. Meantime the coun
sci on both sides hurried TO Judge Lpwrey, when
an effort was made by the counsel for the Com
monwealth to get the rule requiring the deren-
dants to show GAUGE why the writ Issued
in the morning should not be auoshad This
was resisted by tie oppoarg COUNSEL but the rule was
granted, and maze returnebe to morrow morning At
two O'Clock p. d. the again before Judge Nc
C!ure who decided that the certorari absolute
command which the Court was bound to obey and that
the case was now in the Supreme Court and the papers
Of record here.
The Court then stated tina. the would be tried
tomor at two O'clock if the rule made absolute
in the antime
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-02
PcrsOnaI IntelIi0ence.

Hon. william Appleton and sculesnger, OF Boston;
james shaw, Of Philadelphia, and W Hickok, OF Bur-
lirgton, VT, are stopping at the Brevoort Bouse.
Professor W. W. Hawkes., OF Trinity College, Samuel
Arnold Of Philadelphia; s. W Richards and j. A. Slack,
OF Indiana II. j. Church and j. f. Binsmade, Of Con-
nec.icut j. and H. J. Doolitte, OF Wisconsin, and w.
Blake and wife, OF New York, stopping at the Abe
marie Hotel
J. R. and G: Fuller Of Boston G. W simmons, of To.
ronto; R G. Horton Il New York. and H. p Perkins, Of
Msssac huseits are stopping at The Lafarge House.
G. Adams Warren OF Massachusetts,; II. W. Teale and
r. harrison, of California; G. p Walker and 4. Sopart,
OF London; F. Eochart, Of Australia Lieutenant j. b.
Stewart Of the United States Navy c. Coles of Min
nesota; B. Penheld of Cswego; ". W Robins, of De-
trot F. W. Vcsburgh and wife, Of Baltmore r. A. Rob-
son, Of Boston, and Lieutenant Martin OF the United
States Army, are stopping at she Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon. Eastus C0rniog and Hon. q. Vibbard, of Albany;
William Kelly, of Rhinebeok; G. II. Payn, of Saratoga
Springs; d. W. Kbourne, OF Iowa; J. d. Dix OF Hunts.
vile; G. Il Mccormick, Of Chicago; Riley LOOMS, Of
Troy j. b. Lord, Of England; Robert Turner, Of Ba-
more, ard T n Humphrey, Of Albany, are stopping at
Hon. II. l.. Dawes, Hon. j. Burlington and Hon. I. D.
Elliott, of Massachusetts, Hon G. H. Van Wyck OF Sui
county; Hon. G. G Woodruff, OF Connecticut; Capt
c. RDggold, of the United States Navy; Capt. ". A.
Adams, Of Salem; Mrs. Capt Stgreaves and Mrs. W. j.
Blair Of Washington; A Wing, Of Albany; ". Fisher
OF Iowa and c. Hovghton and wife, OF Rceton, stop
ping at the Astor House.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Pill Ann LII "a


PHILADELPHIA, July l, 1851.
Stocks finn. Penney lyanis SIS rs. ex interest;
Reading Railroad l6}S Norris Canal, 371; Long Island
Railroad, So Pennss lvenia Railroad 3714. Sight
change On New York unchanged,
PHnlDgLPB1A, July l, 1861.
Flour dull: superhue. 81 81. Wheat declined &C. with
light offerings: eaes 600 bushels red At 81 20, ahoat
white, 81 27 IS. Corn dull: mixed SOC prime yellow
held at 52c 53c. Groceries and provisions duu. Wits
key quiet at l6Ac. q tic.
Flour duh Wheat, in o,e range from 81 0s a 81 IA
for red State Corn active and Sales 20 COO BUSH
els Western mixed at 44c &c. Oats active and low
for Western. ~blskey l5c. Received by Central Rail-
road for Boston ard Esst:-2S0 bbs -four, III sacks
York3 1877 bbs -four 7o5 bbls whakey, 1873 tobac
Co Shipped By tows TO New York, July Ia 300 bush
els corn 2cc0 bushels rye 20 $50 bushels wheat so 800
bushels oais, 2oo0 bushek feed, 5000 bushels malt,
BUFFALO, July Ii p. n.
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat dull prices favoing
buyers Gales Saturday afternoon sales this morning
IL eco bushels No Chicago spTrg at zoe 5000 bushels
No Nil vaukte club al 69c. Corn dull and YER sales
this morning l2,co0 bushels st SIC. Canal fregh,s-
101Sc. corn, II 1c. on wheat to New York. lase i'm
poris1o Geo bbls -four III 600 bushels wheat 5000 do
corn, 5000 do oats. Canal exportsl 600 bbs, -four,
l79 bushels wheat $4,000 do corn, 900 do. rye.
Oswseo July ! 1861.
Flour steady at 81 10 fer fancy. Wheat in lmitedde
msrd with sales 1900 bushels No Chicago spring at
TAO Corn unchanged: sales 3 coo bushels Western yell
low a. Soc; Canal freights steady -four CSC wheat Sc
Germ &C. to New York Lake imports for the last thirty
six hours;-l 953 bbis. flour IS, 5000 bushels wheat
70 800 bushels CON- GOO bushels barley 20 200 Bushels
rye Canal exports for the tame time:-8,679 bbls
-four 3s 500 bushels wheat 6S 500 bushels lake
imports for the month Of June-45,l0T bbis. -four
23S 0T0 bushels wheat, 6l5 033 bushes corn, CLOS
bushels oa;s, / ,9t5 bushels peas
Flour dull and lower Wheat steady at eo}.c for No
156Hc for No II store. Receips-5 oO0 -four, 53 coo
wheat. and 40 0l0 Shipments eco barres of
-four, 81 t0 wheat snd 1877 600 Freights declined
one cent Exchange on New York half per ceut discount
for gold.
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Three Processes to XIII Worms.


First ard now-Hang torches among your beautiful
ndens, NAPLES, horse chestnuts and give the white
mlers, before they deposit their eggs the benefit of
"great torchght procession They like q le Tens
of thousands would be destroyed, and The measure
worm would Re essenea fifty per cent next year
second-Nov, while Matching the moth, use the step
ladder and pair OF scssors, or an agricultural knife,
with long shaft, and cut of the sack rotted up leaf
This Is another preventive.
Thnd-Next spring, ahould tho worm be found again,
throw up Stacked lime when the leaves are wet, and 1t
stops feeding, and will die The moth Ia now deposng
its eggs every part Of the tree Hence the OF
applying taIred rope zinc troughs with oil In them
Pogr now and with two seasons Of close practice
we will rid ourselves OF worps, d.P
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The Watering Places.


Opening Of the Ocean HoWs.
This favorte watering place is again blooming in
mer array, and the private residences and cottages are
filed with their usual cccupants-the avenue crowded
with equpages and gay partsans Of the retired is
refugees from wars aarms.
We visited Fort Adams and found that /, Is now in
fair way to be pat on a complete footiUg quite
number OF workmen being occupied in mounting heavy
baIbete guns great addition TO the attractions
of the fort s the presence Of the time honored frgsts
Constitution, In full psnoply OF war, under
command Of the gallant Captain Rogers and chosen
crew
The hotels are all opened and from the arrivals and
engagements Of rooms there Is general expectation
that the season will be brilliant The Ocean House
was opened on the 9th INST and as usual
ushered in by the annual commencement dinner, BY
Messrs Kener Birch the hosts Of the Clarendon Hotel
OF New York, who conduct the Ocean House summer
branch of their celebrated city hotel The table was
spread with their usual refnement and prousou and
happy time was passed. Excellent speeches were made
by the Mayor, W. Crsnston Messrs Logan and Pe, Cap
tain ascy and Captain Rogers, Of the United States ship
Constitution
Besides the guests of the hotel there present Cap
tain and Lieutenant Rogers, Aug, Belmont, Ed King and
about forty OF our most prominent residents.
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The Missouri and Western TELEGRAPH
Line.

- - ST. LOUE, July I, 1851.
W. r. Stebbins, general agent OF the Missouri and
Western telegraph ne arrived from trip on the Plains
this morning The various trains out by the ree-
graph Company are progressing satisfactorily. The rst
Two miles section beyond Fort Kearny is being
constructed rapidly. The advance train OF the Pa.
cihc Company are probably by this time very
near Fort kearny Mr.. Stebbins reports having
met some two hundred emgant wagons bound for Cali
fornia and five hundred going Pixies Peak many Of
the latter being freight wagons The California overland
emigration s much larger than 1t has been any year
since 1851. The Overland Mail Company have doubled
their stations which not than from twelve
10 fifteen miles apart and prepared to make schedule
time They commence the daily service to morrow the
pioneer coach leaving ST Joseph at that time.
Mr. sebbns also reports having met two hundred wa
gons Of Mormons and that there about three thou
sand Mormons sui at Florence, the Mormon town Just
above Omaha and good many are yet to concen.
tate there 1t is confidently expected the telegraph
line will be completed to California by the 1st Of Deem
Der next
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NAVAL SHORES were firm and In fair dsmand. vitblsr
the range Of last weeks prices.
fRovnioNs-Pork-The market heavy and nomi
nal The sales embraced about 200 bbls In Iots at
VA 20 $b for mess and so rs $40 rs for prime ac
cording 70 quality. Beef dull and sales coaaned
70 20 so bbs at So Is $40 80 for repacked and $40 rs
20 for extra mess. Beef hams and prime mess we're
quiet ana nominal Cut meats heavy and dull with
sau safes at 10. So for shoulders, and 5xc &c for
nams. Lard was inactive, with sales OF 200 bbs aud
erces ~ &C. &c. Butter ana cheese nominal and
RICE was quiet at SIC ssi.c
SUGARS In better reouest md coaaa M n, aaan.a
o. 20 per d. he sales footed up about 1900 hhds
,beny wupas par aSc SC for refining goods and
sugars In New York July was as follows ' '' '"
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celebration or tne F.urth ar Ju,v.

Celebration OF tho Fourth or July.
The joint special committee OF the Common Council ap
pointed to make arrangements the suitable celebration
OF the glorious Fourth met yesterday afternoon In the
City Hall The sub committee fireworks handed in the
following list OF places where II Is desirable that fire.
works should DO Let of -
City Hall.
Battery.
Liberty square.
Madison square.
Tompkins square.
NJ. Norris square.
jackson square.
Union Market square.
Hamilton square.
Franklin street and West Broadway.
East Broadway and Grand street
Seventh avenue and Forty. third street.
Hammersey and Houston streets.
Thrifty fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth
avenues
Marion and Spring streets.
RAndalls Island.
Carmansville.
There will be fireworks this year at four moro places
than any previous occasion And from the prepare.
lions already being made, have little doubt the dis
play will be equal TO If it does not surpass that OF any
former year. The music will be provided by The sub.
committee appointed for that purpose who will complete
their arrangements to-day.
Colonel Raymo made application to the special com.
enable the veterans Of the war Of 1siS
TO celebrate the coming Fourth OF July in a
suitable and appropriate manner: The money
being required to defray the expense OF salute OF thr
ty four guns which the old fellows DESTROYS Of firing
in The City Hall park for band Of music and to pay
a collation..
On motion OF Councilman Hall 1925 appropriated to
them, Colonel Ray mold ing that amount would suffice
to ray Tor the music and collation. The salute would
however, have TO be dispensed with
whole amount required for the celebration or Iade-
Day this year will probably be about eight thou
sand dollars, six OF which will be expended In fireworks
and the balance form music, stands and bell ringers.
complete their arrangements.
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The bank statement of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that of last week.
Week end'g Loans Specie Circulation Deposits.
June %. sll3 se7 $40 ss,4so1sa s,444sso s76o2s4
June 90. ll2,2c4ol2 42,o7s,on s,sss,S6a ss72l,'S
Increase 2,5e7 s22 Ill9.4oo
The above specie average, s42,O7s,oll, is the
heaviest ever reported by our city banks, being
within trife of fifty cents on the dollar Of their
deposits. And it is probable that the average was
rising one, as there were some heavy arrivals Of
coin from Philadelphia late last week. The loans
column falls regularly week by week, in conse.
quence Of the general decline in business.
There Is no change in money to report, and we
hear of no prominent failures. Some grocers re-
port that their collections from the West are very
satisfactory, and that each mail brings them fair
amount Of remittances. They fare, apparently,
better than the dry goods dealers. The day has
been very active one at bank and at the
b-Treasury. The Sub-Treasurer disburses
about million and half for interest on the
public debt, and the banks will probably pay
several millions on account Of State, city, railroad
and other loans. The prominent defaulters are
the States of Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee,
Virginia and Missouri. II is remarked as curious
that Florida pays her interest, also the city of
Mobile. We believe that tho former piece of
honesty was involuntary, the bonds being pledged
here.
The Etna arrived this morning, with 81, lS0 900
in specie, and dates to 10th June. Con-
soils were s994 "a shade lower; the French
rentes were also Is lower. Money was rather
easier, loans being offered below the bank rate.
Cotton was firm with fair demand. The weather
for the crops was excellent, and hence -four was
Cd. lower and wheat I'd. Provisions were dull.
The London Times of the 10th June notices and
quotes American stocks as follows
In the colonial market there have been few transac-
tons, ana prices without chspge. American railway
securities closed about the same as yesterday Canadian
kInr cnns