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ave Gut meats were inac i've with src.u 49, "a -,
for shoulders Lard was 10 aif request with sales or
300 bbs at 8%c a9Ac. Butter was in good demand
with sales o. good to prime and choice State at I7c
49,; common dull AMI nominal and Ohio At lac
15c for choice Western sevQ Cheese was In air de-
mand, with sales Of stato &C. 7c and Ohio at &C. &c.
feed Timothy and Clover were qlie, and prices I'm
change Calcutta msced, with free sales in Boston, at
81 10 81 10, chiefly Il rrfiYe Sales made at
Is goo bays sold Tor tn Ky ~ 81 05 s. 20, now
hell at 81 rs. Roug iiaN-ed WINS a 81 67is ri 70.
SUGARS were steady, with sales OF 100 200 hhds.
Cnbas at steady rces; 39l boxes sold ut full
prices mclndd in he boSes 80 at 0Tc. Tie sales
also embraced g. 900 bags Manila and $40 do China
privat. terms.
WHsgEs--The market firm with sales at 2lc.
ToBAoco--kentucky In good equest and prices very
hrm In other sorts little doing for of stock. Tho
sales were 443 Lhds. Kentucky At 10Hc I4c, and 217
cases seedleaf at TIC. a l4c.
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Foreign Thcntrfcals.

II Is rumored that Mr.. Charles Mathews is about to fol-
low in the footsteps Of his father and come ou. in
monoogue entertainment
piece called "Ies Parents Terribesn has been &C
copied at the Odeon
AT tho Ambigu u drama entitled "Un Baiser Mortep ia
in preparation.
The Pyne aud Harrison troupe are performing au Eng
sh version Of the 'sSoces de Jeanotte at rury Lane
The offers which Mr. Roger has received from the mana
of the st. Petersburg theatre have tho
obtaining for him most advantageous engagements the
Opera Comque. He is given $1,000. monih, oven if he
does not sing Hote there. provided that no abstars
from singing elsewhere; O ,0eGi month IL he performs
six times in the Of the MONTH and OC0r in a.
diton for each performance that not stipulated in the
agreement
Alfred Wgsn aud his wife have taken the st. James
theatre, London.
new star actress Mrs. James Rodgers has made
most successful debut at adlers Wells in the part or
julie dc Mortimer, in Buwers play of "RicLe.icu" Tho
London Sunday Times gives her high praise. "shc is
elegantly built" i, says, her attractions ae CONSIDER.
her symnsths arc strong. her voice Is musical ard wei
managed she acts with ntolg and care; size tnfoss
the power OF well meaSlrei emotion her rtterices
and sac reads with discrimination, ami tnS nod
eloluencc. Mrs Rodgers completely the favor OF
crowded mouse. Tho varisis points OF tho part
sined were seized uron with freshness, and earn 81
OF appreciation which fully her q ire
and her power She called before the car,an tyc5
an at tn, termination Of the play uproarotsly
ckecredn
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ANOTHER OF THE TRIBUNES FABRICA.
TONS BRANDED.

HkADIl AkfLiis IAsRY's DIVISION,
Wan sc1oS, Nov. 2, 1901.
10 rnn knfron or rin NATIONAL RnpUBIIcAs;-
rB coLoxEr. BAKER
"brisadier Genera Casey early this morning sent n
@essAsc 70 Mr. Webb from whose house Col. Bakers
sahe took place that lie should deliver up the order
gwen 70 tcioue ker by General 81 me 20 cross the Poo
mae MI teNca - ccstenis as TO DO embodied In
sFcNs feiort II v we'll known here that Colonel
''' M We oion orser In his han after he had
$3.50 ~ all VIII do IL, bit this is my death war.
49, ss'on torreIon tence Nerc Yort Tribune
having seen we above extract in your patr,r Of ths
NO mug bnsadier General sas Casey dracta NJ. 10 s.v
that ths whole Of The above extract i con-
Iste l.picA'ioh 40 ne never the order spoken ~
20 haa " IN hs hands, sld never cent nnv ,as, - ~
she ae9vs purport 10 Colonel Webb am r"s naste,v
sYur obeGAent servant, uiNRY ~ snI15,a V,Iuui'y,
Assistant Adfutant Canir.i
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Police Intelligence.

cHAEcx on hnEt-EiEcTos TRoums-Dr. Abliah In.
gram writer a soms uotorety was taken into cns,odv
ahw da3 ~ " ssig ant Colfax ari officer Bauta Of
the secnad District Police Court charged with uhai on
Ssinsamt ~ Over ~ Charlfk, late Candidate for state
tens,or. The IA liant sets forth thar Ingram "a sol IN
be y bsha1 70 campaign paper, taii.4 tie New York
tn,ca biographical sketch Of NJ Chdftc'; grossly NJ
htNta M rs stta AID ca cuistca to % him great haru
a. ne If stica y seaeuhush hold the accused "a
ba Ar #Nu ~ Nao t0 slswur, while t.a pfp..r Mr.
I1# 1911 e Nan, MI John Williams gero n.
qsat- re Dr. ~ .t,ap1alce - Witsgs.aS
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SUNDAY A'usEaENIs-Miss J. Gougenheim, tho wei,
known actress has given the patrons of Sunday tneat
Gals rather remarkable rebake, by refusing to play
At San Franci'co III atre Sunday nights she pal
lishes card in which she says
would rather he, rs am, deprived Of my engage
mont-whch was averaging seven hundred and s.ve.1y
oDa dollars night (gross recepts to act in yioa
ton Of the law and my convictions Of right
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IRON the singapore CT. H. Times, August AL
Commodore fngis, nag officer of the United states
squadron In China, has informed delayed the de-
gartire from Snyspsrs x the United Stat steamer
Haruord until tomorrow IN consequence Of receiving in
egenee OF the rtTt from Saaaghae, which spubisheI
NJ length In columns day. with regard to Ina attin
ss from that port of craft for privaesrng or pra.ica
purposes.
Nothing would more delight the gallant Commodore
han TO capture Al punish sarh before his return
70 America. But there seems to DO no reliance To bs
paced y. ,e reior and ihss should BIO such vessel
actually lifted ogt u. aay ns thu United states steam
funboat saginaw Just hs craft pursue and caolure
nor the ia uord being too large for slch purpos. Be-
sides, additional steamers coil he cha al anv VA.
ment oy the unod states oicers II required for pro-
lection Of Am r.can commsrce.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 6-6P N.
AsnEs.--Tlie market steady, with small sales q
both Sorts NJ - 3l4.
FREAIArurss.-I our-The market was firm and in good
demand, while prices were without change Of moment
The sales embraced about 20 600 bbs closing within the
nF ,INf n iru
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IFIUlh HAIghA4lI Messenger, Uct. 2B.
The tobacco produce this the north OF France
~ greatly superior <y to that Of last year and the
cutting Of has been effected under the favorable
ciroumst ancos.
From Official papers lately published appears that II
wss by the law u th. 18th Of April 1919 that ths gov
ernment reserved to t..f the monopoly Of til, sails OF
tobacco, and IN 1919 tbs revenue o. 900 OOOf. in
1879 GO 800 c'0f in ls7, III 800 0oOf 1862
estimset at 2 400 0s0. Of which, after dedgcting
- $40 600 for purchase sd 5000 00 FOR Expenses
70 tho government Absut lea, coo oOof Calculating
Shat the retailers obtAn on average twelve psr ont
Vie cons iinn of tobacco II France occasions outlay
q about 230o00,0JT. annually The law OF tho Sd Of
jury, 1897 has ntA.nSa the government monopoly or
tobacco 70 1868 About haif the quantity required is pur.
chased abroad and the oey half In the fourteen depart
ments OF France in which the plant allowed to be cult
waited
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
The Archbishop Of Dublin Condemns
the GicNIanus Funeral Display.
Gen. Miramon Sails from Spain
for Mexico.
THE COUNT De PARIS AS AN AUTHOR.
TIE REEL PRIVATEER In THE CHINA SEAS,
&C., &C., &c.

Our foreign nes by the Persia contain the following
news of inerest-both from Europe and Asia--in add
tion to the am 20 published in the HERALD on
Wednesday morning.
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The Swiss Government on Enli 1t ments In
the American Army.

letter from Bernie, Of October o. says:-Several
swiss officers having requested permission from the
Federal Council TO take in the United States Ar
my, the applications tax IN into consideration The
answer given that hitherto tho swiss have never
Deem prohibited from entering that army that it was
consequently not necesSary for the Council grant per-
mission that would be contrary the law to form in
america swiss corps uni Ter their national flag but that
individually, every Quo might go whore he thought
proper.
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The silk Trade OF France Improving.

A letter from vaenco (Diome) says:-The silk trade
continues active, though perhaps with rather bust
ness doing than ten days ago. but prices just firm.
Ihe news rom Lyons Is good; any sales have been
mado the ot and fresh orders arc arriving At Mar
settles the silk market is IN favorable position and some
large sales OF coc0ons effected
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The receipts for the fourth week of October,
1851, exceed those Of any week since the opera
ton of the canals 81, $50 90.
The receipts to October 81, 1861, exceed those
for the same time in 1877 SIS ,43S IS.
Tho amounts at the several repositories, subject
to the draft Of the Treasurer of the United States
on the 2oth OF October, were as follows--
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The Count Dc Paris an Author as well
n Soldier.

letter from London IN the ind penddnce states
that the catalogue OF the library Of the British Museum
has been enriched with name, that of the Count
Paris as author Of work entitled Damas lie Liban
The book Of which only hundred copies have be IN
struck OF for private friends said to be remarkable for
Its elegance Of style.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
RECEIPTS.

inc receipts Of all stock at the different yards during
the week. as compared with those OF last week have boon
as follows -
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NalaDe balance. 81 952, 414 81
The transfers ordered as follows
10 Treas ny United States. Wa.hingon.. 81 600 900
10 Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia, Pa. 900
To Assistant Treasurer, San Francisco Cal eco 600
TO depository at Cincinnati, Ohio ......... 500 900
10 Depository at Chicago, Ill. .......... 5o0,0GO
Total So 900
from Assistant Treasurer, New York. ~ y. 1,4o5 4OJ
From Assistant Treasurer Philadelphia, Pa. 100 900
Balance. 81 800 900
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Ex-President Miram0n Sails from Cadiz
far NUs.y I'm

The Madrid journals OF thu 20h Of October announce
that General Miramon, exPrcsd mt OF the republic Of
Mcxico had left that capital FOR Cadz to embark for his
own country
1T is very probable that tie President is already on
board of tho vessels OF the first division Of tho Spanish
neet, which sailed from Cadi2 in few days afterwards
ED HERALD
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The McDlanus Obsequics I'm Ireland.
ARCHBISHOP CULLEN CLOSES Ills CATHEDRAL
AGAINST THE KEMAINS--vERr REVEREND DOCTOR
PRATT REFUSES HIS CHURCH FOR A PoLIrICO-
RELIGIOUS GRAFTON.
dublin Oct 24) c,rresponlence Of the london Post1
One sensible act often atones for number OF fo,s.
In this light IN st DO regarded step which the nj st
Reverend Dr. Cullen has just taken in correction til
what is very correctly designated thu McManGs farce
Poor McManus was follower Of Mr. Smith O'Brien in
Tho disastrous attempt al rising in lS4S. II appears
that according To programme drawn up by remnant
Of the Young Iiend party u whose custody the bon
OF McManus have been Consigned by their fellow pa
triots in California several antiBritish demonstra~
lions were arranged to take place In the prin-
cipal towns through which they are to be
veyed. grand cathedral service, with highly
spiced oratlons nc,ed in tho arrangements for
Dublin; but what tho indignant u the projectors
when they learned that Dr. Cullen would permit tho
cathedral to ba nsed for such purpose Ent oates
failed TO move hun putaious refscd ndmittance,
and in despair hey bosolght liberty to hold tie exhi
bition in the large chapel of Whteriar street. which is
under the cont oil Of Dr. Spratt. Hcre however, the
patriots met with similar rebuff and Father Spratt shut
tho door in their faces.
The poor fellows finding the church closed against them,
appealed to the managers Of large public building In the
city for permission hold their demonstration within
Its walls bit here whore all sorts Of sements
ind a location, room would not be gwen What will the
Australians say2
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personal,

FINE HEALTHY MALE INFANT, THREE WEEKS
IN Old OF fair complexion blue eyes and good parenage
VIII Dc gwen Ior adoption IT, any respectable family who
VIII car Tor u ~ their Arrangements will be made to
sra perfect guarantee Address DIR +. Norris, Herald
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DENTISTRY.

DENIlSTAxs
A RrIPICfAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED
~ Ieethinsct ted soft AMI gvn, pain Arhing teeth
shcls be lcd ana preserved discovercr
}. PEARSON ID Rooms so Broadway one door nboyr
Seventeenth street n B-BewaTc Of the worthless i'm Ia
ton. Of cheap operators.
A ETiFTClAL TEETH-ONLY SIS FOR BEAurIFrI,
n m substantial sets pure silver; fne cold and
plat "a, So single Tech ST. Teeth nllcd ana extraced
without the least pain. Superior Bone Fling only so All
work warranted. ouce l3S sixth avenue; mo renova)
DR.. LUTHER, Dentist,
A SHAVE HAD THREE TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
"a ont feeing any an whatever ty DR. j. JAY yfLLERS,
o. 40 Grand street heer!uy this a
lion - al suffering from toothache.
J. MURPHY, No. Mulberry street
NATIoNAi. DENTAL GALLERY-SIxTH AVENUE,
~ c'fuct rwcny second ~ ee-largust, most replee.
Five premiums Guaranteed frs class dentistry. War
prices SILVER sets Of tech, s., rubber, SO patent vul
cono si gold, go: single teeth 81 hng teeth gold ST.
DIR. MANSON Dentist
TEETH CAREFULLY FILLED-AT S43 SIXTH AVE
ane wilh an foil Is escI Artificial teeth 81
u 81 Toll a h. cured gratis a. 343 sixth avenue near
Twsnynrsi street
10 EAST SEVENTEENTH sTREEf-RY THE AID OF
- - rei iiNiesa en- hsnf oeef SCI OF Teeth
;. SMITH DODGE h son.
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act of ls47. This reasoning is certainly most I'M
candid and disngenuous.
The 9th section of the act of 1926 was part of
system which provided a complete remedy to a
claimant seeking the recovery of his absconding
slave, and although it refused final jurisdiction to
justices of the peace and magistrates, it made it
the duty of the judges to exercise such jurisdic-
ton. The act Of l847, on the contrary, expressly
takes this jurisdiction from the judges Surely
no reasonable would say that, because part OF
the phraseoogy of the act of 1926; to which Mary.
1917 in the destruction of this entire law, that
therefore Maryland must be considered as assent
ing to the act of l847. This would be about as
reasonable as if one party to a written contract
should strike out Oft everything that binds him.
SELF and then claim the execution of those parts OF
it which operate in his favor.
In conclusion, will say that notwithstanding
the Objectionable provisions Of the 95th and Goth
sections are found in the code, they are in.
troduced there simply because they were part OF
the then existing law and never would have been
originally recommended by the commissioners.
remain, respectfully,
Your obedient servant
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We clip thefollowing from the letter of the Wash,
ington correspondent of the New York Herald
which appeared in that journal yesterday:
sit from information received by General Scott from
Governor Hicks Maryland that General s. has taken
his late measures for the defence of the national Capitol
Gov. Hicks, for a purpose known only to himself
has been for some time past endeavoring to per
suade the country, not merely that certain seces.
sionists are conspiring 10 seize the Federal Capitol
but that organization has been effected in this
State whose avowed object it is to participate in
such an attack The Governor has proessed TO be in
possession of information not generally accessible
to the public, and this important secret seems TO
constitute now his political stock in trade. Hav-
ing, by his mysterious iniimations of danger,
scared a number of respectable old people in this
State almost out oftheir wits, he appears to be de-
srous of producing a similar sensation in Wash
ington also. We confess, we mistrust altogether
the value of the information which he is said TO
be imparting so freely to Gen. SCoTT. The Mayor
of Washington and the Marshal o. Police of Balti-
more have both testified that they have been unable,
after diligent inquiry, to detect the tormida-
BILE army which is supposed to be awaiting the
signal for the assault on the Capitol, and we can
not therefore, but conclude that no such body
exists, save in the Governors Imagination. 1t is
barely possible there may be small association
of obscure men here who have, over their cups,
contemplated this desperate achievement but that
any such organization, other than a laughably
insignificant one, can be found in Maryland no
one here believes If the Committee which was
appointed by the House to investigate this matter
will summon the Governor, we are persuaded
they will feel perfectly assured, after hearing his
evidence, that the Capitol is not at present in
danger of an attack from this quarter.
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The alacrity with which Mr. LINCOLN has au-
thorized contradiction of the reports which
ascribed to him disposition to abate anything
from the requirements of the Chicago platform,
ought we think to put an end to any expectation
OF settlement of the existing difficulty through
his nshumentality. It may he, that he would
feel relief if his official path was smooihed by a
paci6cation before he comes into power; but it Is
quite certain that he does not intend to tako onr
part in any scheme of Cancellation whatever
1t Is always injurious in matters of such impor-
lance, to calculate upon vague and uncertain
sources of relief The friends of the Un;or :,
Congress must make up their minds to leave Mr.
LINCOLN out of their Programme. Every report
that has imputed to him conciliatory disposition
seems to have been without foundation Thoro :,
not the slightest reason to believe that he bas cod
or done anything since the election to modify his
position as the representative of the extreme wing
of the Republican party
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANYs Coal.
CHARLES GILMOR,
s O l. E A g E " T
onice No: So SECOND sTREETed door from the
Yard, CORNER or YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS,
The undersigned having been re-appointed the
SOLE AGENT
FOR the
SALE Of THE ABOVE
CIR BRA T Ed COAL
IN THIS MARKET.
Takes this method OF informing consumers OF Coal the
public generally that he is prepared to fill their orders fol-
any size and quantity the lowest market prices and with
despatch.
ALL OTHERS, is well established, having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems it only necessary state that
1t is now heretofore, prepared in the very
of uniform size, and free bone, slate, and ohsr
purtes.
lam enabled to m at the shortest notice. orders for
ANY QUANTITY
Of the
BALTIMORE COGPANY'S
GEORGES CREEK
BITUHIW VOWS COAL,
For Shipment, Manufacturing, or Steaming Purposes.
AT VERY Low RATES
would say that there number of parties in this
city, dealers and others,
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
selling the Baltimore Companys Coal. By reference to
my contract with President of the Baltimore Coal Com
pany which can be seen Office it will be perceived
THAT NONE OF THIS COAL
EXCEPT THROUGH Ne,
or h4 !, REV u fTy A2SR A ~ SF
WIZ " a. ''' cr4AS. tiIia0 Or
No. IS Second street, the Post Office.
81 Orders through the Post olce attended to. ielt
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THE New TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION


DRS. HUNTER & WILLIAMS,
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES THE THROAT AND LUNGS,
10 Monument Square, Baltimore, Nd.
The practice OF Drs HUNTER 4 WILLIAMS is confined
cusvey to the treatment OF Chronic Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs by DIRECT MEDICATION, and the that
has attended their abors is sufficiently well known has
demonstrated not only that Brochts Asthma Catarh and
Granular Sore Threat may be permanently cured but that
Consumption IN all its stages durable disease and that
the direct application OF remedies by of inhalaOn
to the seat OF the malady, instead Of giving them by he
stomach always Gveraxed and delicate in these disease
hereafter be regarded by the profession the only
tional and scientific mode of treatment.
Parties unable TO visit the city be treated by
pondence-medcne, instrument, dc, being sent them by
express In order TO obtain proper statement of such
cases. form of questions has been PREPARED which will be
forwarded by letter application jalTeo3m
PARKER BROTHERS. LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-Tkis
celebrated Sauce is fast sUpsrsedng all others From the
richness and decacy Of ITS flavor, it has attained poru
lary almost great in this country in Europe For
sale by AL fratcass grocers ana by their agents,
GREEN II YOE, Importers
OBJ Il So West Baltmor street
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GUELFORD MINING COMPANY.
NOTICE OF ID INsTALMENT OF ASSESSMENT.

Pursuant resolutions Of assessment passed at
ing of the Stockhaldrr of the Gulford Copper and Gold
Mining Company, held 2Sth November, 1860 Notice is
hereby given that of FIVE CENTS upon each
every share Of the Capital stock Of the Company
Quired to he paid cash at the Office Of the Company No
"a SECOND STREET, Baltimore, before TO M OkKOW,
FRIDAY, LIST February, 1861.
1t Is also required that receipt for the same be entered
each ccrtificatc Of stock.
failure this pawn by the day appointed viii
at forfeiture OF the stock and OF the validity Of
any certificate rot carrying the receipt.
The Transfer Books If the Company will he closed from
MONDAY, 2S January ill FIR DAY, LIST February, both
inclusive Ry oder, -
JOSEPH LOUGH, Secretary.
Baltimore, 3lst January, 1851 ja2ftf
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CALL FOR PuBLly MEETIEa.-We publish in
another column call for a public meeting, to be
held at the hall of the Maryland Institute on Fri
day evening next. The emphatic endorsement BY
which it is accompanied viii commend it to the at
tention Of all who honestly desire to promote
satisfactory adjustment of our national difficulties.
The EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF THE COUNTRY:-The
report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the
finances, for the year ending June 80, 1860, has
hbits attached, containing many valuable Stats
tics, and from which we condcnse the following in
formation that in the present state of the country
cannot fail to be interesting to our resders:
Value of imports for the year 1862 600 600
Deduct specie, bullion, &C. imported o'aOV'ooo
Value Of merchandise imported, a9oOOo you
Value of exports for the year ABOUT. 4oUuOOOOO
Dednct sncce bullion &c, exported 66,5G00O0
ysIue Of merchandise exported ....... 333 500 900
Excess of imports of merchandise 10000 600
Excess of exports Of specie bullion, &c... 5S,000000
Value of cotton exported about......... 1920O0000
" Tobacco &c ............. II, 600 900
" Rice ...,,......,. 25OO 600
" Iron {" ............. 10000
d" Iron imported about. .......,....... $4,000 OO
" Sugar " ............. 81 100000
g Sugar exported. 100000
The amount of duties received about...,.. 100000