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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21
FOR GOVERNOR
GENERAL GEORGE w. MORGAN,
OF Knox County.


TCR GOVERNOR,
GENERAL GEORGE w. MORGAN,
' OF Knox County.
yoR LlEuTENANT GOygBsoE,
WILLIAM LANG,
Of Seneca County.
suPBrrc JUDGE, GULL T5pM)
PHI ADGLpu VAN TRUMP,
olEairaold County.
iuPlsSr JvDcE, (vAcANc7)
IHCAAS NJ. KEY,
.. UfHamlton County.
g. TRRAi -REp OF STATE,
,.. GEORGE SPENCE.
's Of Clarke County,
ATTORNEY GEN ERAL,
D. l.. WILSON,
Of Eah3aing County.
IcHooL co,iaIssIoNER,
II. l.. DARNEY.
- of PicLaVay County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CHARLES E.. BOESlL,
ofAuglaize County.
r C.zaz OF GuPREME COURT,
DANIEL. S. DANA,
of Vinton County.
s-O-
pr-scCEATIC COUNTY TICKET.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21
~ MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU-
THoRITY.
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENERnAG

The Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael, the knglish
Botanic Physician, failed yet TO make Periect1
radical, and permanent cure Of ALL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21
WHISPERS. WHISPERS

Do you want Whiskors or Moustachcs9 Our
GrScian; Compound will force them to grow on
he smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald heads
in Six Weeks. PIice 81 90. Sent by mail any
where, closely sealed, on receip- Of price.
Address, WARNER & CO., Box 1873,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Feb, l6, 'e5 ly,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21
NOTICE.

George Barns administrator of the Estate Of
Shelton Barns late Of Vinton county, aud State
of Ohio, deceased, has filed his accounts and
vouchers for inspection and final settlement,
and that the same will be for hearing on the
S0tn day Of ofSeptember 1855.
RICHARD CRAIG,
August 10th lss6-8w Probate Judge
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21

ELEUrou-TUEsDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1855.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21

DDMaCIs ATtG STATE TICKET.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21
,HrE MEN SHALL RULE AMERICA

TNURSDAY---- Sept 81, Gs65
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21

prxoCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

held. The demand was chiefly for consumption, with
sales OF zoo bales al 26c 55c and 25c Ssc for 1855
NO especial change 70 note in prices holders being very
nrm IN tneir views owing TO the small stock which is
~as hhds Cuba ss rhs only scs "s neAia
NAVAL SroREs-Hoders manifest rather more anxity
@ realise IN view Of the probable capture Of Wilmington
bbs spirits turpentine at 81 sS for French Rosins may
be quoted st $23 S2s for No and $S2 $3s for No
and white Tar was dull At % for Stockholm.
OHsWe have no sales 70 report OF crude sperm, but
the market was firm, S2 rs 50 so being offered in New
Bedford with no sellers Holders Of linsssd are dc.
=. ~ LOT parcels on the spot and u o2 Tor
PuRolsun-Receipts none. The market remained
ouli, ana prices were nearly nominal Crude sold TO
sone ~ ASc on the spot refined In bond a. 6oc,
and free at S5c. s6c but the sales were small COM
prsing not more than bbls at those prces nearly
AZ renned IN oond at Doc. Benzne was quiet q go
Provisions Receipts 2e5 bbls. pork, ~ pkgs beef,
S9c 40 cut meats and 100 do lard There was less ac-
Sales on the spot 5000 bbs at S3s 50 $50 for
new mess Ss7 7 so for 1868 and 1854 mess cash and
.Ss @ 81 a ss g: g ps
ana so4 mess FOR January and February buyers option
at 80! so $ss; and 800 bbs new mess for February
Sales 500 bbls, at $is 50 q S22 50 for plain mess
q Ss el'a at Sscs 60 messs
lass active and scarcely firm at 17c a18xc for should
es and lshc q 2211c for hams-the latter price Cor
Dagged. For bacon sides we notice fair demand, with
sales OF 500 boxes Cumberland cut at 1880. . 20c
Dressed hogs were duh and delivering at 16c 1oc for
western The lard market quiet and prices de-
cnned about &c. per lb with sales Of 200 bbls 1t
ISEc 23kc for No and kettle rendered-the latter
price an extreme Butter scarcely SO firm, and dull
q S6c 4Sc. for Western, and 46c. 60c for State.
Cheese was dull and wholly nominal at 100 24c for
common TO primo.
sucAR-The market unsettled, and, with further
decline In gold prices per h. lower there being
no demand outside the wants or the trade sales 83
hhds common molasses at 15kc 40 hhds. Cuba ON
private terms 269 boxes Havana at 2lc. 23Nc (the
refined duh and heavy at 2Sxc for hards
TALLow was less active and prices declined, with sales
Of &c, 600 lbs. at 16c l6kc
WHEKEY.-Recepts 2S4 bbls. The market scarcely
80 rm, with limited demsnd sales 800 bbs at 81 "a
81 IS for Western.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE is AN
depending he
woode Ordinary: Mr. Adams Clerkl at the instance Of
Yeshsim Ro!snrsshire now Cults xserdeenshrs and
sn sss ssas q ad 4" N n o 81 q
lbs ID sterling forming the succession execut estate Of
af lie sesn sa.o 81 lfsans
sn @ s aesS % s Sn y ri "a Sf
the aEs5a $
the as 4 S e s 81 oDs Ss n ss
his Of interest equally divided between
To : Other d "s sss ss su hs Sss q 5 as
saan sa .ass aSsss sss Ss sns ssn s
PuI.uers and real rsi.srs against Agnes Bolton resi1
: S.s: S % M ABOVE nsnsa ~ s %
e1sssoa tsvyn he sfssa ef
o p af sa
$s
@ .San
@ Bruce engine
~.
asw M Esors, wos., H. and M ne :.a Matthew MN: 70
Aaa
5aas A. Nina .ss H' pd s suss
said Jane f.it Johnston, EiiasbsS Allan. Alex.
said deed pf settlement Of the said Ntnsn Hogarth defend
6rs the purpose inter ALA Of distributing The said fund
amongst the entitled thereto and for exoncraon and
discharge Of the holders hereofin which
on Lord Jerviswoodc Ordinary has the follow
ing nterooutoys:"Hh February 66S Lord Jerviswoode.
Act Tod Lord Ordinary holds the raisers liable only
IN once and se payment appoints them 2 lodge eonds.
nmaton Of the dependence Of this process TO be made all
newspapers vix:The Scotsman, the Times and New YORK
Herald and further appoints claimants said fund lodge
condescendences and claims by the 18TH day OF May next
Signed Charles Baie. Edinburgh, 18th December 1854
The Lord Ordinary having resumed consideration Of this
process with the minute Of process and relative pro-
ducons ranks and prefers the claimants Mrs Jane Taft
Johnston Johnson nd interim 70 half OF the fund in
medic consigned under the interiocutor Of the
10th OF July, 1853 with bank interest thereon after
deduction Of the OF f4 lis 81 for payment Of which
granted by ineriocuor OF bh February last
and decerns warrant TO- authorizes and ordans the
Bank OF Scotland their branch keso make payment
Court exhibit the deposit receipt for said consigned fund
for the purpose of said and before further
appoints nimaon Of the dependence Of the and of
the Of the nerlocuor to be made by the
rasers the children of the claimant Thomas Allan by
Of letters addressed them through the Post Office
far their addresses known and II known In such
form the raisers be advised allows the
said children of hem to appear for their interest
respects the remaining half ~ the fund In medic
before the fh sederunt day In May ne under ceraea
tion. Signed, CHARLES BAfLLIE.
or all which intimstion Ia hereby made
J. A. sToRMOSTH DARLING, JR., W. S.,
"a Northumberland street, Ednburg,
EpIgBuRG, Dec. 10, 1854. Pursuers Agent
The New York herald., 1865-01-23
Obituary.
COLONET. RITCuRN OR THIS CYT'


Colonel }. Howard Kitchen, Of the Sixth New York
artillery died In this city the 18th inst OF wounds
received at the battle OF Cedar Greek in October where
he commanded provisional division. For his galantry
in this engagement General Sheridan mentioned him n
his dispatches previous TO which he had been recon-
mended by Generals Meade, Warren and Hunt he latter
Chief Of Artillery Of the Army Of the Poomac) for pro-
motion 70 be brgadier general, by Of his gal
lantry and skill displayed upon many battle fields
In this war; under General Mcclellan and all sub
sequent commanders OF tho Army OF the Poto-
mac Colonel Kitchen enlisted as q private sol.
der In the First New York cavalry at the outbreak OF
the war and rose through all the successive gradaons
to the colonecy Of his regiment Colonel Kitchen was
truly polished gentleman and soldier, and enjoyed the
strictest confidence OF General Mcclellan, who
Toned him handsomely the temporary commander Of
regular battery at Malvern Hill. Colonel Kitchen
ever enjoyed the supremest affection of his command
their personal regard for him having been sincerely dis
played on many occasions in variety of ways; and with
the Sixth artillery less than with the entire command
In which he SO honoraby served Colonel Ktchng will
long be remembered for his ability and genaity and la
mcnt0d in his early death
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

burn freI New York 18Th, sail day for Panama
Arr ~, ship Chris Han, Freeman CardiG.
MO hAcHK, Dec 4S-No Am vessel In port
American Ports.
BOSTON Jan 81, AM-Arr schrs Eastern Light Higcns,
Gsngier Emerson, Dorr st haryA M CID stesmship
mstnews, Philadelphia bark Racehorse searies
Sao,n and mkt brig Executive Gsrhsm from Ssngov
navnS xepsired Bathurst; schrs Putnam Cook &C
Wei % Vsneyard Gross Baltimore; Kirkland Besss New
xork Sid ships War Hawk, Wide Awake; bark Fury;
d1Arr ssgs Wilmington Cuba; Afostook, New orsans
BALTIMORE Jan D-Cld schrs Fleetwood, Gardner, New
ferH; Williams, simmons, Fortress Monroe.
NEWrokT Jan l9-Arr schr Salmon Washburn, Thrash
s.con Tsasp for T.anien sid ssnrs haparne Emma
Mh, SAn-Ar brig Merryman, Gray, Key West for
York sd schrs Ella Nay, David Dosne, Anna Ayrck,
In port Br brig Henry Robbins Nyork for Havana;
Zoe, and Stratton.
Monroe.
2oth.Ar brig Hattie Bishop. Bartlett. Elisabcthport;
scnr Msepcaibo, Henley NYork Outside, brigs Cid
brgs Mercedes (Br) Marshall Cienfuegos knight
naeua Lincoln Webb Greenleaf Natanxas; schr Abbs
Winard, Mitchell, Matanxss.
PROVIDENCE, Jan 2O-AFr steamers Oceanus Crowell,
and Falcon, Aldrich, NYork.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

The earnings Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
during the second week January amounted $22 o5o
against 5,l42 for the time in 1884
The last weekly published by the Governor Of
the Bank Of France s regarded in commercial circles
even more favorable than the previous 1t is true
that the cash in hand has dimished by 100000 francs
and the bank notes in circulation have increased by
4.5o0 900 francs but the commercial bills discounted
have the other hand increased by a55O0oo0 francs
showing that merchants only waiting for dminu
ton n the OF discount to extend their operations BY
comparing the position Of the bank II present With what
1t was at the CLOSE Of last year. II viii be found to be
much better than II at that period.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

SATURDAY, Jan. 2l-6PM
AuD, D,--Receipts, 10 bbls. Market inactive and rates
nominal.
BREApsrUrrsL Receipts 4,ed bbls -four, sos bbs and
1912 bags corn meal ea bushels corn, eo27 do oats,
and $50 do malt The -four market continued Cat and
further decline OF &C. ioc was submitted 10 without
any Improvement in the demand which is confined TO
the immediate wants Of the city trade The demand
from coastwse ports is extremely light owing to the ice
embargo In most OF. the hsrbors Sales Of s, 100 bbs
State and Western and Southern, and 300 do Canada
Rye nour nactive and nomnalIy IS 80 ofcorn meal,
100 hhIa Ailani.~ -
The New York herald., 1865-01-23
Fort or New York, January W, 1860.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
sAp shaspc M sof s sh nsg0s PyG Colorado Gulf S
Br brig sopsh Hoston siserins q soS ist u co.
lon 81 spoke Br snip Consul for Calcutta as days out Dec
Havana s.S Inst lat - lon % BrSris Pro.psro,
from Nassau for London 18th lat 80 49, Ion n 30 bark Ma
sRs ei and
I'd s;s a9s y E S s Esss I
eh inst LAT % Ion % 30 Holland schr Amazon from Rio
Bark Ionic Hutchinson Portland days with lumber 10
lcewood &C. 70 Henry Cordova Co. strong gales
all the passage has been days OF Haerss; driven
Brig David Dcane, Knowiton, Buchspor days with
Brig Wave Cole Providence, in ballast to James
sshr Lord ot the Isles cumminss Rio Hach. via
blown OF from the Hook during the late W gales.
rs ss oasssS ss ol MsESsr b0'a a days
schr Gilbert Bent !Br Howard Cornwals % days, with
schr Col Jones, nm, ELLSWORTH IL days
sehr ehr HesnS9 Henrietta nTs smith. sans Portland
schr Splendid johnson. Portland.
schr schr Erssa MsLan ,rs Ale5sndsr r Roealaud
scnr ns, state, Hallett Boson.
schr Virginia. pfsfse, Boston.
schr Cabot Withersp6on soston.
schr Berry, Crumner. Boston for Fortress Mouroe.
schr Reed Goodspeed, Boston for philadelphia.
scSr ssas Bos,Sn fo fo E,n
ecbr Hannah, Wall Plymouth.
schr Martha, Baxter Woods Hole.
Bark Marathon tof Columbia Failsl, Drisko.
SAILED
Albany & JosR G9soD gsl ,Sap
Mariana; schrs Webster, NJ l. Davis, Ney.
Wind Mt sunsetNE.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

No 81 WALL SrRKrr-Rooxs q, rs AND a.
The following approved Masters and occrs have received
commissions from this Association:-
sgne brig Ses s reer S Ss Wsnasrs
s John e sow SEs Bee1s s s syrS. t BssS S
Mclean bais Col James sSo, s7, eorss rssng .e1T
r.. SILL Andrew Munro, brig Eanlc-, set Henry Gles
ssry ssSr hsa Leonard & John Indcrson @ hip jacob
Land; sass, John Geer
All commission outstanding year require be
presented At the Once for renewal
miscellaneous.
srxAssHtr GurDrsc STAR which some
since, has had one put In and Saturday last
taken 10 her BERTH pier No 8 North River where
takng cargo for New Orleans which port she sail
Saturday merit 18th inst At i'm The accommodations
Of this magnificent vessel none a. all win
ufy who have made passage ia her
pAs. m.sa nsars rscsn'y hnneh.a At csps Esrbs.s
She is loading Ssy for Beaafors Nc ~'' ' O"'s
pu Newport s :II S for Ne" YORK
BsIo Erscvrvs Gorhsm from Bango, for Bathurst Coast
s o On Ser 'Sss s o
roughly repaired.
FOR $3.50 $50 A'A'" A''' ana ''''' o. "''''' A'
su,rsuup,se Ar rrs EarwI.p-c 9 peupel 4 Brothers,
csc o. h eoa @ ya AZ aaas s, aeSSs ON. c1 VIII 0ss q
sspecsy Tor the Csfornis sde The other viii se bui FOR
WIN Purnton and Others Of ropsham work IA 10 begin
the present week
george Russell Co putting up the frame Of brig At
Ia Portland.
Whalemen.
ship Cshsrne Of New London At Honolulu has shipped
li bills VIII oil bsrks Nile, NI t25 DO. and resp MI o
do all by the DresdnauR FOR New Bedford TIE bone OF
the above vessels amounting 10 % lbs. was shipped direct
ship Gen wian. NJ a. Honolulu hs. shipped $50 bOls
wh oil and 1900 lbs bone by the Ioian for Now Bedford
Bark Thompson, MI, Al San Francisco has shipped
1920 bbls VII oh BY the Prma Donna for New Bedford
Foreign Ports.
GrsrALrir, Dec iePassed 10 East barks Justina Atb,
Rebccca Goddard Poleys from Leghorn Boston, Tth
shp Ella Nichols from Newpcr fcf Malta. SD zlst barn
Sir George Seymour Brl, watlington (from NYorkL All
w from 18th 10 18th
| MALAGA, Dec 2g-tld bark Young Turk Small Boston.
Arr a FORE del Mar East Of Maaga) ship PaciAc RAY
Newcastle, r..
Poar 40 PRrrcs, Jan lin port brig chnborazo, I'm Ban
Dec ~ dg; Elsie Br), Carey, fm Boston 3st
Rio yASRiRo. Dec ln port Parkersbufa Rath
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

me shipments Of psse from This port iast veek
amounted O $o1s, 80
previously exported. ~, OUs
Total This year. w, ~
same time Last year. 5d,Si0
Five dollar bills altered from ones the Aechanics
Bank Of Newark N J., in circulation. Counterfeit
hves the Hartford County Bank have also been offered
a. several places
description Of paper currency has recently bean
introduced in this city ia in the shape Of ordinary
bank b printed partly the face in green and wholly
in that color ON the back. II comes from the 81.
Stephens Bank in the Province of New Brunswick and
is In fact draft the Bank Of New York in this city
70 pay in current funds the indicated the face
Il evidently covers swinde Of description, and
should be checked At once. II the Bank Of New York
IL party TO such financial dodge, IL will probably
receive "more than coppers' from the public We
do not desire any further imitation Of paper currency
and we think we can manage financial affairs much
satisfactorily without than with the aid Of Briish
greenbacks
The State Bank or Newark, N j., has commenced is-
suing its notes. which very finely printed 60
vernment paper.
The following National Banks have been authorised for
the week ending January 81, inclusive:-
The New York herald., 1865-01-23
DRosPECTUs
PROSPECTUS o,,..
EVERETT PETROLEUM COMPANY
Organized under the Laws the State OF New York
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY NO u BEAVER STREET,
NEW YORK.

OFFICE OF THE oossAsy ss& EoSR M " BEAVER STREET
- o;HsTH.
JOHN join I B. : wiSa. Sa1 s;q, I'll keassrsS %.''
Henry J. Baker. ESQ, q Mss.rs H. j. Baker Bro, No.
Randolph II Cooley. E:q, No g Wall street
John D Wing ESQ.,, Of Nessrs. Wing ! Evans, No. "A
John ]: Peu. Esq., of Mssas. Parsons Pe,i. No 70
ASSa%W An Baker. Esq, Ne e. Z z william street
SUPERINTENDENT AT OIL CITY, FRANK ALLlN
THE EVERETT PETROLEUM COMPANY
organized under the laws OF the State c Hew
D''1'' 'A''''' PAR VALUE, $40 EACH ''''' '"''''
properly Co vita
the celebrated Excelsior Company This fact suciensly
The trustees have retained sucen. working capital TO
fully develop their lands
l.I monthly d.asads: and i : lsS s1Psssa That when
the erpesson. Of the most .ansSne A's'
The subscrption books are now opcn for limited mum
.s,us Bake, Bake, sSs %. ,s.s Water street
I Fred Bred,, i7s Fulton street ,' '"es'
WING SfrfoE FSf1 81 rE hfi's5 GosSsSS ,fs HHt
FEE SIMPLE
undivided half I" acre; s Of hs John
qdy 1as ns ss o & d SG,ss ss 80
average width OF bottom OF 40 rods
% s p s' ns
the best judges Of oil property
An undivided one eighth Is acres Of the Beatty farm
% this farm Of the 6nes boring bottom, and Il being
leased parties VII x 81 s!T once
The onequsrter working which three fourhs OF
all The OIL IN % acres on ,he tract known ss The keeoa farm
present And w down. This. Tn: land ~. within
which is flowing go barrels gsraay
the sras osnF sos al
selected from whole farm about mile from the great wen
farm on PSoie creek selected whole farm which Is
nex 70 the farm last mentioned only mile from the new
on fSos es s% Tor
poses; about same distance from the new great well
The working nsrs.. in ave .cres L.as farm
we'll
These Eve farms among the bes. locations Pi,hoie
very large RESULT. viii arise from vaasbls property
More wells ars to Be put down AZ once.
onseish WORKING n.ees, ~ AnsoIn We'll o esrrs
sesSy started This owins we Is one Of The best 10
whole oil region.
cs y DUMPING
20 barrels per day, and win soon be towing we'll
No TO-
One sixteenth working interest In Balllett Well Smith
farm Cherry run, adjoining Auborn Well which 10
we'll and pumped 3o barrels hrs III days started
and win soon be flowing well
No H.
One sixteenth working interest IN the great Amazon Wen,
60 bh Cherry Run which IL rods from the great Reed
70 now.
No11
The working interest being half the OIL In Lease No
Henry Bend, Alrghany river within few rods Of the
famous IIeydrick Well which turned out s. 600 bbls Oh
This lease Il for ~ years we'll is In proercsa with all dss
patch.
No ~
The working interest being half the OIL ia Lease No
2i, Henry Bend, for "A years
No a.
The working interest OF onehaf the oil for Ia
Less No Pthole run within 100 rods of Allegheny river
which finely located for OIL purposes now well win soon
be started on this easc.
No. rs
The working interest af onshaf the oil for years In
Lease No a. Phoe Hsydrck farm, which II held ~
well nne selection Of lease
The New York herald., 1865-01-23
Another Railroad Accident.
IErnm the Marpland Leader Ian O0 1

The morning express train the Columbus road met
with disaster about two miles this side OF Wellington
yesterday resulting, mysterious reports have H. In the
injury Of fifteen sixteen persons II Is said that
were killed. and very few at all seriously injured In the
fever Of reports rumors and hearsays comes ont
what definitely that foscharged rail broke under the
passage Of the train that the engine baggage express
and first passenger passed safely while the
ond and third coaches upset and rolled into the ditch
alongside; that fifteen persons hurt most
OF them slightly, noue OF whose given
one, Mrs Mellen, relative Of Mr. l. Meilen Of this
citv
The New York herald., 1865-01-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY, Jan. n 1855.

SUNDAY, jan a 1866
mo past wssk has bssn Il unusual excitement in
Wan street. and during tho last three days Of semi
panic prevailed in the gold room and the Stock Ex
change which continued till the close Al the Evening
Exchange Saturday gold sold down to 1874 but after
wards recovered about three per csnt Stocks were as
the same time corespondingly depressed. New York
Central closed at 10sX, Erie es Hudson River 100 Read
hg lo7K Michigan Central loa, Michigan Southern o.,
nnos Central ll2 Rock Island s2 Northwestern slk,
ysst Wayne s1x, Cumberland l2K, Nariposa l2K.
NE gold quotations were a follova.-
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

There was doing wheat, ct concession OF Be-
60 The advance in the English markets reported by
the last arrival holds out some encouragement Of rcvi
val OF our export demand salcs 90 900 bushels At 81 3s
for red Western "a 10 for Chicago spring, " 10
for Racine do, and ~ 10 "a ~ for Nos aud MI
waukee club Rye quiet a 81 81 Tor western. Bar.
ley and malt continued dull and nominal Corn was
quiet AT 81 50 81 90 for mixed Western, with sales Of
1900 bushels nev yellow jersey al 81 Is Oats we're
duh and lower, at 81 o. 81 05 for Western.
Corrgx The market continues very quiet the fall n
gold having restricted business entirely Holders how
ever manifest great anxiety W realize In view OF the
small stock and light receipts
CoT1uS The business moderate day, and with
lower quotation FOR gold prices again &c sc lower
the market closing very quiet at our quotations. ana
holders would have grant further concession Mt the
close In order % eject GALES 10 any considerable extent
sales 10 day 900 bales AZ the following figures We
Quote- .,.,, 49,. .c
Ordinary ............ 10 70 III IL
Mlddlng. ....s....... ~ ~
FsnagTs continue aui.a Engagements 10 Liverpool
include 100 boxes bacon and "a hhds hllow ~ sd
and per neutral 100 boxes bacon AZ and per steamer
20 tons Bacon dc G 2Ds To London, 90 tons measure.
ment goods al 16s and 800 bible oil cake at ls Akd TO
Matamoros 800 bbs merchandse AZ e0c., gold and 70
Bristol 80 hhds tailow st TO- An American ship was
torrns; British bark 10 Havana at b0c per bbi
gold schooner OF 400 TONS for coasiing IL 900 per
MONTH one OF t40 tons al 5000 per month; British
schooner Of 10 tons TO Cuba and back at zoo, hai
gold, and British brig Of 200 tons 10 Porto Rico and
back at 81, 600, half gold
HAr-s Shipping was only in moderate request and and
rates tending downward at III 20 VI 10 Retail Iots
may be quoted at 81 20 a 81
Hors -Tbcre continues fair inquiry Tor all grades
particularly tor prime grades which scarce and brmy