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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-30
CADIZ TO WHEELING.
And Tri-W eekly from Cadiz to
- St. ClairsYille- ---

ots Wall SNIIlC.
TINE subscriber would respectfully inform
l. the travelling community that he is run
ming the U. s. Mail Hack Line from Cadiz o
Wheeling; and that one Of his splendid hacks
will leave Wheeling and Cadiz every morn.
ing, at A. M, and connect with the cars at
both places. His hacks are new, his teams
good, and his drivers carefuland attentive
He hopes to receive the patronageof the trav-
elling public, as he will endeavor to merit
their patronage by strict attention to their
wants. ~ -. -t f..
Faro from Wheeling to Cadiz or Cadiz to
Wheeling s ,25. For the round trip only $500
He is also running new Hack between Ca.
diz and St. Clairsvile, leaving Cadiz every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings:
and St, Clairsville every Tues day, Thursday
and Saturday mornings. Particular attention
paid to carrying Express Packages.
.. Livery Stable.
He has also in Cadiz as good a Livery Sta
BILE as there is in the country. Buggies, Car.
riages, Horses, &C., to be had at all times
Travellers either arriving on the cars or in the
hack, can be taken to any point they may de-
sire. Terms reasonable
WILLIAM l.. HOUSER.
Cadiz, Ohio, Aug. Is 1861
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A Magnificent Present.

To the party sending us the largest list OF, sub
scrlbers Tor the Campaign mot less than one
hnndrtd) we viii makea PRESENT. OF a
- TY:DOLLAR GOLD PIECE.
of the good, honest old Democratic Currency
For tie Second Largest List, (not less than
hfty) we will make present of
N.DOLLAR GOLD PIECE,
For the Third Largest List mot less than
tfty) we will make a present of a
FIVE DOLLAR GOLD PIECE.
FOR all other clubs Of fifty or over, we will
make present to the person getting itn Of a
handsome engraved Likeness Of the Democrat
ic Nominee for the Presidency, whoever he may
be
Club subscribers may have their papers ad-
dressed to different post-ofices.
The names OF all subscribers for the Cam
paign should be in promptly by ,he first of NAV,
that we may know the number OF copies to
print
Address, LAYMAN & BAKER,
Editors Ohio Statesman,
Columbus Ohio.
Send for specimen copies
M arch 9, lS64-5t
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Is II o r E ~ u ~
THIS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGH
fare is again open for FNIl 4rHs-
Freight and Travel,
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being
replaced by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with al
recent improvements; and the Bridges aud
Track are again in substantial cond ltion The
well.earped reputation Of this road fol SPEED,
SECURITY AND COMFORT, will be more
than sustained under the reorganization of ito
business -. -.f.s.4t.. ..,.. ...a.--. . r
In addition to the Uneoualed Attract tons u Of
Scenery heretofore conceded to this route, the
recent Troubles upon the Border have associa-
ted numerous points on the road, between tho
Ohio river nd Harper's Ferry, with painfa
but instructive interest. ,}
CONNECTIONS
AT the Ohio Rivor with the Cleveland and Pitts-
burg, Central Ohio and Marieita and Cincinns-
IL Railroads; and, through them, with the whole
Railway System Of the Northwest, Central
Junction with the Washington Branch for
Washington City and the Lower Potamac at
Baltimore with four daily trains for Philadal.
phia and New York 1&la5 ,-E.ls.
TWO DOLLARS additional on Through
Tickets to Baltimore or the Northern Citiss,
give the privilege Of visiting Washington City
en- route. -
This is the ONLY ROUTE by which passsa-
gers can procure through tickets and through
checks to Washington City. .24
w. p. SMITH, Master of
Transportation, Baltimofe.L
J. II. SULLIVAN, General Western Agoah
Bellaire, Ohio. ~ @sF 3
i. M. COLE. Gen. Ticket ,Agr. Baltimore. Ia
Dec 9, 1Se3-ly
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Terms of the weekly Statesman.

Terms of the Weekly Statesman.
A single copy, one year S2.oO
I" six months @ i 90
Clubs Of four copies, one year 700
:, :" I" six months $50
Clubs oil ten copies, one year 1900
six months 500
Clubs OF twenty copies, ore year 5000
six months 1900
With an additional copy to the party who gets
up the Club of ten or twenty.
Terms OF the Daily Statesman.
One copy, one year 800
It six months $50
three months 200
Terms Of the ri Weekly Statesman.
One copy, one year 81 90
The Weekly Statesman for the Campaign.
We will send our Mammoth Weekly d.
tion OF the Ohio Statesman, to subscribers, from
May lst to November l5th--six and a half
months-em braCing the whole of the exciting
and important Presidential campaign, inclu.
ding the Election Returns-on the following
Low TERMS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05
9ailg empire,


From tha FhilAdelphin Age
There seems to be general uheasiness, TO
nse the mildest hrase, petvading all classes
of the people A dread OF impending evili-
au spprehsnsion Of some coming disaster, un-
defined, but no less paralysing--is hanging
over the stricken nation. Like the auord Of
Damocles, suspended BY single hair, L
threatens each moment 10 do is deadly work ;
and il is impossibls TO tell bow soon the slsu-
der heamest NAV be severed, or how quickly
the cleaning blAde may fall upon the neeks
Of the crouebing popalaoe, This IS no mere
idle fancy. We wish it we're. We wish that
hope, and condolences and loving trust, still
held place in the hearts Of the people But
1t 10 not 70. Tbs skeleton is aG every irb
side There is cast over every hearthstone iu
this mourning land dark shadow OF ap-
preaching danger--danger Of an unlathoma.
bic nature--dangeT to our homes, our lives,
our fortunes, our liberties--dauRer 10 all we
love and worship AMI hold dear, and all that
makes life worth having or worth 6ghting for
IL this not $50 Are these gloomy vatiein-
ations only the oul.oroppin,s Of few distem.
pered minds, OF are they "Rs broad and gene
raj as the cssiDg sir r Let us look facts
squarelyiin theiace. Let there be no tamper.
ing with truth.--no Ignoring of stern realities.
Within the last few weeks our armies have
been beaten, aud hundreds Of our brave sol
1,ers nave oesn hurried 20 .oe's poouy graves
Veeaalonal OF 1neI FniGueiPnm FfSss,
whose palnu ups on oAtu'o4y lAss' SeeA
asol Nuispereu tue t9'hG iea's % ms ne"
masters, 10 that dread inspiring letter
almost uHblushingly prophesisd further de-
,eAts IN inc inc nsiu, Hoio rises use, auu ialis' "a
oratng u,In9s suu sni'hee uNe lne RESTLESS,
moVeu'enlso'S Pendu'uh STOCKS quNef anG
uemoie, ana lo''uhes are maze ana
A1st 40 Gay hs prices Oh al hs
eommoullies used oy tno iieh ana poor are
TIaP'dly advancing ana AL the neeesSAfles OF
me are gong up' UaI ou'o tue roSjh OF
'nose VINO va'nly 'n9ognt thss the increase 10
wages OF isoot, wopiu % ptoP9f''oea' W'th tue
SI SoVsnce IN lne eos' OF 1000 ana eio'pleg
NolnlnS Is s.Aole os .eliAe's, of certain, oot
the uSrN' ureary' omlnous dreao tnat hangs
over lhe MARION No.hing 70 seen GSear'y ana
Vlviaiy out the glltterng sworu OF DSnoeles,
WITH single Shghb eNenua'eu tnrsaa alone
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ah epnFF.nr epnFFnr HH4AN I.HeIMl.UA

Hsying Ons Of the most complete Printing Balab
AshnsniS In Southern ohs our Aoiaos for doing all
kinds Of Work. Book, PlaIa, or Ornamental are ars
class. wOhavO one Of the htteat Presses and havs
sll ne modern ssyies sfTyPs, and We smplsy TIE
N@ntwSFss-=szs tl i'" 'A
wShAve three Power Presses connected with on
Job Department. aud are prepared 70 execute work
win nsatnens aud dispatch.
s~ordsEsfsOm Abroaa viii receive prompt attsn
ZION. Address .o U.iiE naN
' HVBBAED q BRO. Dayton. ohio.
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or RARTsoRD. CONNECTICUT
EVERY NAN SHOULD INSURE MS LIFE.

TNHE Rtnp grNnts policies FOR LIFE. Cor torn
L OF years, Endowment policies and ohildienB En-.
dowment. Also, Non Foriehng Policies, on whioh no
pawn Mt 10 required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses 10 this city
uithin the last st1 mouths,
Among all theuontrivances Of msn TO protect the
family circle rom want, none Oe found more sim
pie N its character, noble iu It's features, certain In
is results than Life Insurance Il IL the prop which
the dying husband ssYes 70
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t@ COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sRRIoKLAND's MEJ.LIFLUous COUGH
BALSAM

THIS q The best aud cheapest remedy TOR Coughs,
Colds, HoArseness, Asthma, WhooplnE Cough, ahd
Consumption. Everybody Who has rsd ths Sxcel
lent saAem enthusa ucIly Recommend IL. Mrs.
Mitohe, Barr street. Cineinnat, says she has bsen
not 70 be able 70 Nek up stairs she took one bottle
Of this Belsan aud hss bee better Q er since and
ndviees all VINO nav9 Coughs, q Ids aud AsthmS 70
ny this valuable Cough Bslstm. Fifty cents per bot
tie Sold by all iruygsts an ma uuhcturOd ii No. .
east Fourth strs z elactnnAH gFtMM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05

Would these children have q comfortable hams. and
the mssns OF sdncaHoni Would this wife bo tndepan-
dent Of the cold chA1tes OF the worldi Woald this
aged and feeble parent be provided fort Would my
estate pay my dsbtsi Would there be sacrifice Of
property BY forced sAeH oil administrator 20 meet
the demands OF creditors sales made whan the market
tends downward and hlT prices BE- reAlisedi"
How feN csn answer these question 70 thtEr aAuAAc.
toni Thsy FEAR 20 ask them aud cherish thN balief
tas thog nave long Lease on life This 10 both fool
ish aud dowardly. The hSavs man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05

Young men iubt starring In business whose ehlel
capital their energy and ahout Insure their
lives % tns amount of half thar liahlta Such au
itora would Justly inoreasa ther uOnhdta oe in them
IL would show they did not wish 70 4 vo their hast
friends exposed g any onn n noy ana ths
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g. r.--l9SO--x.

g. T.--l99O--x.
Persons Of sedsntsry hAtats troubled with weakness,
lassituds pAptaton Of the heart, lack Of appetite,
distress alAr sauhg. torpid liver, constipation. D .,
deserve Eu5er f they will not try he celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
Which are now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted V produce an Tnmfdate
seasHaiAl effect Thsy exceedingly asresbe, psr-
fseny purv sHd pust aperOOas all other tSsos whore
healthy, gentle samuant Y rsaare
They parity, ssrengthOn and innsorats;
They create healthy sPpsetss ,
They are an sntidoss to change Of watsr aud eisa
Fhoy SysrNoms sHaots OF pstioa and late hournI
Thoy Strengthen the system and eallysn lhs mind
TAsy pfsssna miAsratie and utsrmittant fevsrs;
They party the breath And seditY q the stoDAohi
They care dyspspalA And eonsupaiio
They surs diAFrheA, Sholsr and oholsfp morbasi
They cure lvsr com plAinI and nsrSous headsersi
They make the gSsk strong, the lAnsiid bdInAht
and RFS exhausted natures graat rsoaorsF ThSy are
composed of the celebrated cRlsnya bark, Wipter.
rssn sassaas roois saa hstbs, all prsssry, per.
ssOay pure 81 cFclx rum. gais
have given the Plantation Bltssvs 70 hund.
rsds Of disabled soldisu visa hs mos. sstouSh.
ING s6est uMl tl q. W.AHDRAWs,
supt. sOldisS Home, ciOclnnAu,"
49, The Ptantasop sisasrs have cured me oflivsr
complaint Of which was lad up pTustrats, and had
- sbana0a my business ...t-f... ..I
HB. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, oh9,"
"eeISws nusb % Yon. for tvsfly bslisvs the
Plantation Bittsfs have saved my NO
Rev ". 81. wAd0oHnR, Madrid, n. T."
Thou wnt send noe tYo bottles mere Of my
PlanaaaoB Bitsrl, NY vlis has been gsasly benefit
tsd 5y iheir uss Thy friend, .aY.n.
tsfo ASA oURRIN, Phnadslphia, Pa.
"se Ihsvs bssh q great sufferer hom dyspepsia,
and had 10 absndon proacAlng q . The ,. ant'iion
ittsrs have cured me. l
Rev.As. OATHoRN, RochsSlsr, A. y"
send us twenty foar dozen more OF your
Plantation Ditsrs, the popularity Of which are daily
Increasing VITA tho guests Of ourhouse
SYKES, CHADWICK A CO.,
Propretora wflard's Hotel, Washington,p o."
sush are enc IN sheuAands Of certificates daily Ts.
esivsd They are immsnssiy bsncheiAl ~ weak per
sens and delicate ieIpalos.t ff7
Rs sauiousof re-dilsd bottles. See our signature
on = nns stesl plate abel They are not sold By the
sailon. They are only sold oar patent log cabin
boerss, BY respectable drRsgSis, ErOOsrsi hSsls
ioorn, aleAmboas and eouRtry utsres.
.Qadawau ~ p ~ q sSg nreadTay, NY.
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Q2L &eoirql.lL LCll0l
How to Keep In Good Health
AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OBJ DISEASE

sttfsft tisAt4& hlW (
rINHE primary cause o4 every disease that Assh ts
Il heir 20 10 impurity Of the hood. The blood bo-
comes Impure nom many causes. Impure air or
change Of weather, Wholesome food aud exposure
are among the prime pal causes Of impunty Of the
blood The symptoms ar gddinoss, headache, cor.
nA I'd thoughts eyes dull Bnd heavy, drowsinsSa con,
ST Guon OF the bowels ba taste In the mouth, foul
tongue liver complaints, paine IN tho back aud iogs
oss OF appetite, ssepe@s nights, oohc, cramp, pain
and hghtness Of the ohest heartburn gont and rh0u
maaam, p1sinE and pnrd ng chls aud fevsrs more
OF less accompanying thaso, and eng tram OF toub
lehome and dangerous Rtheotona, all OF which may be
prevented and cured by taking few doses Of Or.
sTRIOKLAND's VEGETABLE PURtFYIN0 ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purity the blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver IN healthy condition.
They are partioaary suitable chronic and nervous
diseases. Every amily and every soldier should
keep supply OF those Pills, as many diseases are OBJ
waited by cir use. They Tuild and aafs med
Gins, and can be taken At any time Without danger Of
taking cold.
Sold By al druggists, or rssutt to any part reosipt
Of twenty ave cents and stamped envelope. address
ed Or. STRICKLAND, q east FoU. tn street, cinennA
Il, vhie.
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

Ills tho hand OF the prOyident father reRchnS
forth fron the grave, and still noarishng his offspring
and keeping together the Amly. BY It, the faithful
sou
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Aibfrp 9tabIee -
JAMES cATHoART's
LIVE RY STA q LIE.

r BFce Dile's ol stand. jefferson street itnuie.
~ aiately opposite the market, where may be had
a alt hines the best Of haruess horssH bpages, car
riages, 10. 49,
az d also prepared to keep horses by the week on
-casf4Atis .szula. : us9 tsagi sul9dam
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EIQ'ela4les
fa lr
h,gnt hFly be FsaardU a. mo trbu ia whioh an up
rBnt heart pays al tho ahrlna OF lust los.
JOHN II. Hn opPHLMAN,
AnisN Assnt fer Dp3t u and NdiEity.
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Binoerp.
NEW BINDERY.,
IN BEoKBL's NEW BUILDING OVER FHE
PoSTOFFICE, NIX .

E W. M z EE ~,
ID RsPKoTFULLl Announces 70 the citizens Of Day.
IN ton and The surrounding country that ha has es-
m6llahed new Book Blndery Rt the above plaoe,
where he ia prepared to bind printed works Of sVosy
DESCRIPTION, such as periodicals, uSrio, &c d, In anY
style ordered. Old books rebound as good a. new.
hevins been employed for the last seven yesrs in
odea bndery, and beng prepared 10 do all klads ol
patronage se11Atm
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ThAthe may grAppie with III the wiao uaan, that ne
may study ~ ,tare and panlAte lta thrNntannR The
means Of PsilAron arc st hAnd, of easy Rooass q all
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I.@i4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-26

TO announce the death of our Sovereign, quite
as unlooked-for. And now his Secretary and
business agent is called as suddenly to meet his
royal master in the world of spirits. There is
something in these mysterious deaths of more
than usual import, as if the Almighty Ruler was
trying to attract the nations attention, and to
teach it that His ways are not as our ways, and
that man must heed his Maker, and serve him
only. The lessons sent are for the benefit of
the living, 10 teach us that we are accountable
beings, all servants and instruments of one Great
master, by whom We are entrusted with the
talents we have. A King who sits in his
palace and says l will build and l will tear
down, regardless of right, religion and reason
a minister or public officer who sneers at the
religion which God in his wisdom provides for
the people; or the humble citizen who scorns
the restraints of law, justice and morality-all
alike have to be taught by one Maker. We are
all alike creatures in his sight-mere pig
mics running about On the worlds stage-one
after another dropping off into the wide eternity.
1t matters little what may be Or plans,
whether as a people or as individuals, the AL
mighty has has, and lie will execute them. let
the consequences be what they may. Mans
only true course is to move straight on, with but
one prime object steadily in view-the greatest
good of his fellow-men and the glory of his
Sovereign Ruler. But a few short years at the
most-a mere drop in the eternity of space-we
can move about us actors on the checker-board
of time, and then must pas. by. To attempt to
drown the teachings of providence in the festivi-
ties of the dance or in scenes of gayety, will
only bring more sudden and more terrible ma
tional calamities. AS a nation, we should heed
these monitions, and let our public acts and our
national character be such as religion, law,
morality and justice can endorse.
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COM
SATURDAY, MARCH %. 1854.

srscE our iast issue. the arrivals at this port embrace four
whsiesh;ps, bringing into port about 1000 barrels Of OIL At
Hlo two vhalcrs are also reported below At KaTaihse, the
cernelins SoteIand. Homan. has arrived, Il months out from
New Bedford, with 10 barrels sperm.
The total amount Of oil arrived at these Islands his spring IS
about 800 barrels, Of which 1000 barrels are at windSard
ports. Most Of this would be shipped home, we're a vessel here
ready 10 take it. As IL Is, the bulk Of 10 will be landed and
stored 20 await the first ship that may arrive. Probably three
or kur thousand barrels will yet be brought In which, owing 10
the risk Of takins il North and thu scarcity Of oil in Eastern
markets. should be sent home The supply Of oil In home ports
is decreasing RAPIDLY, which promises to enhance the price
consfd>raf'y before the close Of the year.
Money IS being advanced 20 vhaleships at 60 per cent dis
ecun: on their drafts, payable in gr-enbacks. This is about the
rate Of the premium on gold nj the latest advices, Feb H. oZ
-as the latest quotation, with a prospect of further advance
Al auction sale Of 1000 gallons Of Fsrrars refined kerosene
oil ex Arctic took place on tn. 2Ist. At 81 cents
500 gallons polar ol sold ut e2i q g. e.s, per gallon
Up 90 this writing, we are without an arrival from San
Francisco, our last pacse; having been the Comet three weeks
since, with dates TO Feb. 20. The bark OnraJd Is hourly
looked nr.
The n. A. EIdTidge sailed Wednesday,, taking the mail and
a full cargo Of domestic freight The Gomez alsc sailed yesterday
taking a very heavy cargo, and a crowded passenger list
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IMPORTS.

From BEENEx-per r W Wood, March le-vOn Holt & Heuck
Il case Westphalia hams, 2 packs cordage, % cases and l bale
mdSe, / package samples
Hofchlaeger & StapenhOrst-14S pkgs mdse, / case books.
Melchers < Co.'s cases and 81 balos mdse, case hardware,
! Gases provisions, ] case samples.
II. Hackfeld & Colo baskets, l65 kegs mdse. 202 cases
and so hhds, spirits, ale, wine, &c. 2 cases samples, 43 bars
iron, IS casks coal, ! cask shot, ! case percussion caps, ! bundle
iron, l23 bbls oil shocks, 9 casks Of heads and hoops, S casks
aIkaI, 10 casks and 5 cases hardware, / case tobacco, 8 cases
hams, l case sewing machine, : cases glassware, case cam
phor. so pkgs cordage, 100 birch troons, 2 iron targets. ] pkg
samples. 1 case saddlery, o cases furniture. 8 cases candies, 3
cases crockery, ] case muskets, ! cask hardware, 2 cases UNI
breIIas, IL casks paint, 100 cans paint oil, 1 Cases glassware, 3
cases furniture, l pkg drugs, ! case clothing, ] case hardware,
l case hats, So pkgs cordage, 1 cases sundries, so cases cham
payne, 1 case indigo blue, 10 cases zinc paint. 2 cases green
paint. 8 cases white paint 9 cases drugs, 2 cases cards, 4 cases
ppes, 400 boxes soap, 80 cases porter, 10000 fire bricks, IL
cask fence wire, leo bbls hoop iron, 16 bbls bar iron, S casks
hardware, 24 cases mdse, 100 cases groceries, 80 cases dry
goods, % cases stationery, 4 cases perfumery, l case tin, 10
cases %saddlery, 8 bales canvass, 7 empty casks, l case wine,
900 dentohns-
r. ii. & g. Segeken-3 casks beer.
w. Fisher-42 cases mdse.
j. u. Wicke-2 cases mdse.
Bishop Maigret-3 pigs mdse, i pkg musical instruments,
4 pkgs bedstead, ] case crockery, 4 cases chemicals, Is pkgs
sundries, 2 bxs and 2 pkgs mdse, l guitar.
Capt. Crossar-1 box personal effects, 3 cases mdse, ! box
soap, l case preserves, 2 tin boxes, l box sundries,l egg stand,
j pkg flags, l pkg books.
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Comparative price, .--.....f?e177 s50se e10es lOODlO2
The imports into Liverpool we're $50 tons and into GLASGOW
1875 toes. making the total receipts for the United Kingdom
So06 tons against 4472 tons in 1852.
AZ was to be expected, the high price Of cotton throughout
the year has led to diminished Consumption and dull markets.
steadily declined, with the exception Of a temporary check in
the carly part OF June, until they touched Ere ia November, at
which zoo tons Of American oil sent home from the colonies
were daposed Of A few small lots have since changed hands
al 897. but at this rate there are more sellers than buyers, and
the market closes very dull with a stock considerably In excess
Of our present requirements.
sourHsEs OrL-During the first four months prime quality
remained steady at f43 to f4i. In May an advance of sos
per ton ws established, and In June a farther one Of 2Os, the
price being then f46 los, In July, August and September IL
tea u &4Z, out the following month the market was clear ID at
x44s and the whole OF the Stock being then In second hands
ttI 70 tfS was firmly demanded and since submitted to by
by needy buyers. Our Imports were short, being only ass tons
against iZOO tons in 1852, and 30 tons in 1851, and the entire
stock a. the wharves Is only so tons.
sPxHNAcETI--There has been no change in the value Of Eng
nsh during the whole OF the past year, and American has ruled
steady In consequence at about Is for good quality. the bulk Of
imports were 300 cases, and tn, stock on hand on 3lst Decem-
Der Va lS4 tons in the public Warehouses.
WHLLEBoSE-Our imports curing the past year from all
parts was IS tons, which, with the stock on hand on the LIST
January, gave a total supply OF 15 tons to meet the REQUIRE
ments OF :he trade for twelve months. The market opened
Southern, and gradually decIinst until April when the quota
lions were fieO, f46o, and f4JD respectively. In May there
vas no alteration, but la June Isices recovered to ESQ. ESQ
and 4420 under the effect Of n brisk demand for export. In
August the market was cleared OF Davis Straits Bone by our
Cutters At ESQ, and Polar advanced to ESQ in cons~nnsrrs
straits advanced TO ESQ, but subsequently receiei tn f56O a.
Nnacn u remains, Polar being quoted ESQ to ESQ. and South
re soo 10 tsso- The stock al the public warehouses on the
siss December was rs tons exclusive Of Finners.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-26
DIED.

WEBsTER-In Honolulu, March %, of aneurism of the aorta,
William Webster, a native OF Balfore, Forfarshire, Scotland.
aged IS years 8 months.