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It's most deli ightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates scurf and dandrnf.
IL keeps the head cool and clean.
II make. the hair rich, soft, and glossy.
IL prevents hair turning gray and falling on
Ii restores hair upon pTematurely bald heads.
This is just what Lyons kathairon Will do IL u
ths car load, and yet It's almost incredible demand
is daily increasing, until there is hardly country
store that does not keep IT., or family that does
Z. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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BArTIsMs AT CoALFIELD on SUNDAY.
On Sunday last there were ninety-si1
colored people baptized at Coalheld, in
Chesterfield county, on the Richmond and
Danville railroad. A special train was en-
gagged by the negroes In this city to take
q large number Of them TO that point. They
returned about night.
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STEAM HEATER AT THE ALMS-HOUSE.
The pipe for heating the alms-honse by
steam is nearly laid, and the apparatus Will
be in operation probably next week. This
Improvement will materially add to the
comfort OF the inmates and save the city
a good deal in fuel.
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BoDY SENT HoAE.-The body of Captain
Maurv, of the canalboat "John ID. Har-
vey," who was killed by the negro Henry
Norris on Saturday evening last, was sent
home to Fluvanna county yesterday after
noon. i'm care of his brother.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-II

Office TO TAX-PAYERS.-ln
~ compliance with an ordinance Of the sity OF
Richmond. | will attend at my once, At the City
slst OF December inclusive, to receive the remain
ins half OF The CITY TAXES, dedusting ten per
cent. thereon from those who pad ons-hdtS In
June. JULIUS a. hobSoN, ". ". n.
N B-Those persons who have not paid any por-
tion Of their bills will please call during the same
have no Opportunity OF calling on them before ad,
vsrtising ther property for sale. which will add
twenty per cent (if not soldl Those VINO nave nst
have their goods levied on ss soon as get out OF
the once as am equired 10 settle my entire ae-
s'a"i .aIr ~ IA. HOBSoE, C. c. R.
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Stem. lying in the warehouse Of Ludlam Wat
SON. Rockets, for a number OF years, must be re-
moved prior TO the 9th instant. The proper vonsher
Of ownership will be required, and payment oi
accrued charges. otherwise, they Will be sampled
nn FRIDhY the 7th instant, on account OF whom
il NAV concern GARRETT r. WATSON.
a.
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JACKSON PARK.-This fashionable

JACKSON PARK.--This fashionable
q 5ssor! % Is now n open nto to The hs a AAa
supplied with MEALS at all ~sIflHM4S
times The BAR Is stoeksd-z~-~.~sssss-SE
with ehoics LIQUORS, WlNss, and tLuans.
The proprietor will taks HORSES TO TRAIN |;
also, UULrs TAKEN To BE BROKEN TO HAIR
NESS AND SADDLE. Horses also taken ~ pas
tnrs JESSE A. MURPHY,
de- I-lm Proprietor.
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RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-We learn that the
agent of Richmond College (Rcv. A. M.
Poindc1tcr, D. d. is now engaged in bond
ing the pledges for the college made at the
meeting on the 2Sth November, and 30
Letting additional obligations. We COM
mend this appeal to the prompt and liberal
response Of the citizens. He has obtained
more than $4,000 from the country, and
if he can meet with liberal contributions
here, has no doubt Of securing large addi-
tional pledges from the country and else
where.
Richmond College, both in q literary and
pecuniary point Of view, will be OF great
advantage to the city. 1t is the only col
legiate institution III our midst. ltStaculty
is able, and its course of study liberal and
thorough: and every student vino may be
educated there will bring into the trade Of
the city not less, on an average, than 800.
This, at 400 students, would give SltO,oOO,
twenty five per cent. on which would pay
the interest OH over 36G6,o0O; and II can
hardly he doubted that when the college
has been we'll endowed ii will have that or
a larger number Of pupils.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-04

HORSES FOR THE STREsT-CAR RAILWAY
Eighteen horses for the street railway have
arrived, and been placed in atemporary sta
BILE, adjoining the company's stable, OH Clay
street. They are large, heavy animals
and look as if they might do good service.
The whole number to be secured is seven
ty-two. and that many will soon be bought.
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TIVE NIAGARA, FOR NEW YORK,
i win leave Rockets Tt tSDAY A
the 3'h ins'art et IL o'clock NJ. ~HE
Passenger accommodations une- Ssssa 80
Iuall.d. kxsA1a--s-@'
Pasrrge ard frre only Slo. -
Freight received TO-DAY and up 10 II 4. ii.
TUESDAY. ,,,>>, ,,.
d.ss-?t GARRET /. "AIsos' HocAe"s'
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Dr.Nx pOoES FOR THE NEW

YEAR Is67-Merch ants and others who con.
tenplals opeping new bets OF account books lst OF
January 1907 viii Gnd II more satisfactory 10 give
their orders in advance, that the books thsy TO-
unirs NAV be more thoroughly dry for use Ihe
subscribers are prepared TO take orders ior the
manufacture of EVERY DESCRIPTION w
RLANK BOOKS which will be executed IN as Eeod
svis and M Al low prices ~ at the best establish.
ments North. W0ODHousR PARHAh,
Eooksellsrs and Stationen,
sax Governor street.
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RrL1G1ous.-At the First Baptist church
on Sunday night eleven persons were pap
tized. The revival meetings will conNpue
during this week, and Rev. DR.. Fuller Will
continue to preach.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-04

EXECUTIVE ApPoISTaENTS.-Thc Co
vernon yesterday appointed Thomas NJ.
Scott notary public for the county OF
Northampton.
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NURSERYMEN, FLORISTS. &c.

ALLAN & JOHNSON, NURSERY
N MEN, SEEDSMEN, AND FLORISTS ~
Once aud Seed Warehouse, l5oe Main street 0D&H
Garden and Greenhouses, Grace street be-
tween Smith and henry; Nurseries, on the HsrMl1'
age read. r,ypc
Orders received a. the seed store for TREES,
PLANTS, CUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS, As.
The attention of dealers in SEEDS IL speoltlly
directed TO our large and varied assortment OF
GARDEN FIELD and FLOWER SkSD. In bulk
or in rapers. Trade list mailed 10 dealers only:
Drusgists supplied with all kinds OF sktpS lsr
bsvoring and extracts. Bird SKID, Sc, alo"'
est wholcsals rates. .
SEEDS sent by mail, prepaid. asi-n
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RICHMOND, November rs, 1858.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
w as a partner in our PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY, No. ai3 Main street, near
Ninth, Mr.. W. q. 4. FRAYSER. The business
will be conducted under the firm Of c. X. REEs
co.
Mr. PRAYSHR was associated with rs In busl-
ness prior 10 The for several years in the ca
pscity of salesman, which position he will occupy
IN our gallery, and Is determining TO give rni'
yerssl sati sfaction y. J. REFS,
no osst C.R REFS.
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SHIPPING.

Tor BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
AND BOSTON -POWHATAN ~ rDr .
STEAMBOAT COYPANY.-sEMI. fks--R@@.-l
WEEKLY LINE.-Leaves Richmond syzE.3NLEz
eyery WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY. Leaves Bal.
tiInofe every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, Captain
THOMAS TRAvERs, will leave here at CLOCK
L Freight received MONDAY and up to o'clock
p. NJ. TUESDAY. ,-
This steamer has splendid saloons, state rooms,
and passeu ger Accommodations.
Passage, meals included, 10.
For freight or passage Apply 10, ,r,,,o
oface at Charles T. Workman Co.'S,
L. u kiffrrnfh Street.
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Mr.. WILLIAM TYREE, an old and we'll
known citizen, fell down accidentally yes
terday in the street opposite Putney &
Watts's store, and was considerably bruised
about the chest and face. Though much
hurt, he is not seriously injured, and will
he ont in n few iays
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SCALE OF PRICES :

Private Boxes, 80 aud so Balcony hairs. al 90
Dress Circle, 81. Orchestra, 81. Parquette, :;
cents. Family Circle, so cents. Gallery, 30 ana
IS cents. ,..
Sale 81 Reserved Seats will commence TUES
DAY MORNING, December 9Th. at tha reception
room Of the Theatre, between the hours of 10 4
NJ aud2P VI . and 4to p. NJ. no 3o-ts
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MEETINGS..

A MEETING OF THE ROARD OF
~ MANAGERS OF OiKWooD MEMORIAL hS-
ISOLATION will be held TUESDAY, December
ith, at II o clock A. NJ. At the house of capttlA
WILLIAM GORDON, on Broad between 1"eny
sixth and Twenty-sayruth streets. Punctaal AZ
tendance Of the IN mber. j. requested
MRs c. POYTHRFSs.
dsl3, Recording Secretary.
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MEDICINES, ETC.

qua DE MAGNOLIA.-A toilet de
a upht. Superior 10 any cologne used 70 osths
the face and person to rendor the SKIN sot ano
fresh TO allay hamIstion; to perfume ci9tn,I,s
for headache, &c. ltis Manufactured from .ne .s.
oai.s II Is favori,e with actresses
And opers singers 1t 10 sold by All deslsr y 9nS
dollar, in large bottles, and by DEMAS pAnNn0
CO. New York. Wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold hy all druggists.
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CLOTHING.

SlJNJ I1lNAr.
'i'O THE DELEGATES AND SENA-
TORS OF THE
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
TIE FIRST OLD VIRGINIA CLOTHING HOUSE.
ESTABLISHED IN l.a.
KEEN, BALDWIN co.
THOMAS s. BALDWIN L CO.
successors to the above
OLD AND POPULAR FIRM.
which enjoyed tho confidence and a large pa.
tronagcfor the past twen,y-thrse years
from the citizens of city and State.
have again established them
selves la business.
Our old sor. having been destroyed ey the fire Of
April. 1856, we have taken the
LARGE AND ELEGANT STORE
sonssR or MAIN ASs TIsIs sgKERrs.
whore we cordially invite the
MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or VIRGINIA
to visi, -, asd where we have, suitable to their
wants and tastes,
EVERY DESCRIPTION
THING
FUR EIsHING doODs
made up Ia tn. ueatest and most durable manner,
and of tho
VERY BEST MATERIALS,
and a, prices tha,
CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE.
Having had tie patronage sad confidence OF the
many past Legislatures, we claim oar old
principles AS Of oden times
FAIRNESS AND LIBERALITY IN BUSINESS.
We would be gladto see each and all Of
you, gentlemen Of the Legis-
laiure, At
BALDWIN CLOTHING HALL.
corner Of
MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
dol-s THOMAS S. BALDWIN j co.
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A SHLAND HOTEL.-Having leased
IA this celebrated property, the undersigned
assures those who may favor him With their Pc.
tronage that they win have no cause TO regret IL.
The ease and frequency Of access, sraeious
grounds, we'll furnished hotel and cottages, and
Abandanty supplied table. render u attractive to
all, and equal TO any estabitshment Ia the state.
larms moderate. #s
Regular boarders are provided With free tickets
Refreshments furnished balls and parties.
50 7-ts Y. WOLFF. Proprietor.
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V,HE LADIES FAIE OF TIE
/ SECOND PRESBfTERlAS ChtE.h rs ns.h
r1,,nv.1 from yn loa- Maiu rtrept 10 No Sl1 Main
street between Eighth and slnth streets, hr'l
roor The room Will hG opened Ier Visitors a o
a. clock MONDAY EVENING the 2stn. no 70
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RICHMOND AND D.yvILLR RAILROAD CoArANT,t
RICHMOND, November IL, lots.
CTOCK MEETlNG.-Ihe
- nineteenth ANIMAL meeting OF the stoc kh0li.rs
Of the RICHMOND AND DANFlLLE RAiLeOAp -
COMPANY will he held In the city OF Richmond
on the second WEDH ESDAY, i2th ;Dseem6er' 1890,
- ' J. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.
PORN or Proxy.
Know ali men by these presents, TAat -, me
undersigned do hereby constitute and appoint
- attorney - FOR - and IN - name, To
vote on all questions that may be brouSht before
TN a meeting OF the stockholders OF the kichinonl
and Danville Railroad Company, 10 be held ~
- on the - day Of, or al any adjonrhe !
IN eeting thereof hereby ratifyng al the acts oi
- said attorney In the premises, fuIiy aS II -
were present and voting in person, a,-
In testimony whereof - have hercunto amHea
- hand this day OF -.
The transfer book will he closed on the LIST De-
cefnber until after the annual meeting.
no l2-rodid J. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-DEcExBER /.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER ,

FUnI
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hatteras, Alexander, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, 5. Ayres Co.
Steamer Niagara, Couch. New York, merchandise
and passengers. q. =. Watson.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandisa and passengers. l.. B. Tatun.
Steamer Stale of Maryland, Travars, Baltimore,
mercha ndise and Passengers, d. " w. Cuffle
sAILEp.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Norfolk, merchsn.
disc and passengers, J.. B Tatum.
Steamer Hattsras Alexander, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, ;. Ayres Go.
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BOARDING with BOARD,
ID suitable for families or single gentlemen, can
bs procured on reasonable terms, Broad street,
next door 10 Dr. Duncau's church.
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nE THE RELIGIOUS HERALD,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
In the city OF Richmond, offers 70 our
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS
superior advantages for
ADVERTISING.
It has large circulation In every section OF
yfpGryrA AND THE OTHER SOUTHERN
STATES.
OFFICE, so. a5 MAIN STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Zoe sO--tsl
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I =. 7. =. DUNAL CALLS TIL E Al
4 .-..aE uf the public 10 kir circular com
..@.. ae1u The nature and treatment OF Asi-
a. LsGA, &c, just issued. Ills high claims
u#ani attention. He aiirms that his
".... "a~NtDlH, which Is for sale by all the
.f. s.. '4e city, uAS NEVER FAILED to cure
era tn any AMI ALL ol lis stages, when
.....-t',i.
...s.g.s service, 10 the citizens Of Richmond
'... #..t.a ana urges them, IN The Interests OF
J "". t# slr- Elfa - mai.
... rasru! Main aLi Governor streets, over
: a..... Oc lots
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"WEDNESDAY, August p "
Gold closed at l4Si, after selling at l4s. The steamer
Malta takes out slO3 900 in specie.
Government securities are well sustained for all the
issues and there Ia fair demand from investors Rail
wsy mortgages and bank shares well supported but
the sales are small In the miscellaneous stocks there
a. more activity Msrposa Preferred sold as high as r.
The railway share list has again assumed the ACTIVITY
noticed yesterday and higher pcet have been PAID lnee
is good deal Of selling 70 realize small pIonts, out
as o rule brokers and customers are bullsn, ana
buyng the order Of the day. There Is nothing IN the
financial condition Of the roads TO cause an upward move
neut but the ease in money united the prevalent feel
ing 10 buy overrdes al questions Of intrinsic merit After
tho close the market was steady and Erie sold up TO 6
Erie Mortgages Southern Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and
Northwestern stocks the leading avortes, and are
specially active Pacific Mail sold at 30 and is now held
al 225 At tho Second Board the market very excited
and strong and Cleveland Pittsburgh, the Northwestern
shsres and Rock Island in active demand at I'M
proving prices After the call the market was strong
fsfions: Ohio and Mississippi 2s3 o Canton Co, 52l
1854; Boston Water Power, 800 s3l; Cumberland Pre-
fened, 47i9Hl; Quicksilver 500 s50i; Manposs, Ia
i2} do Preferred 27s927i; Western Union Telegraph,
b5i a55i:. New-York Central, ie4I aioii; Enc 6st9
$50; do. Preferred, 73974; Hudson River, I2i Sl22
Reading ll2i9llai; Michigan Central, ili0llla
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, s4s SS4I hi.
nois Central Railroad, 123! si23l; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh 8SI 988l Cleveland and Toledo, li6all6I
Chicago and Rock Island, lO30Io3s; Chicago and
North. Western 37tS37t; Chicago and North Western
Preferred 67i s6s Pittsburgh!Fai Wayne and Chicago
Io30l034.
Money is quoted call at sos per cent, with good
deal doing at per cent There is excessive amount
Of currency upon the market, and lenders allow one
weeks nteressp the average for funds available at the
Clearing House. 1e payment Of temporary loans con-
tsmpsted by the Treasury win keep currency abundant,
and until the usual September demand for money from the
anterior is felt low rates for calosns must be expected
in commercial paper at the discounhouses there IL very
little doing and low rates accepted prime bil,
Freiehts have improved in rates, Owing to liberal sr
rivals or Corn nom te break 10 the canal bat the
rather checked business. To Liverpool the ship
pents 900 bushels CON- at 4l9ild by sail;
100 bales Cotton, VI sjed BY seamer The goingIeies
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s,.,L.,. c.pp,r,t, nryosyFp you TN N Y. 1EiBrVE-
"i"'h''' N l.

2 hspkets -ClRsrULLY hrroRTfp foE TN , IIbrT-
WTDVIspAY, August J. It0,,
BTESwAX-There has been only moderate inqehy loi
Yellow Western but prices are WITHOUT ehapee sA'S "
z004ic 49, go T.
BICK-Tbe ipqny active and tho market IS timer for
Common at Sil 5a sl2 and Philadelphia Fronts at Wv g.
NJ. cash. .., 49,.
COALDoest,c IS airrsQuest for ne local and Eastern
trade and potv Outstanding the liberal arrivals prices arc W
sustained the rnpsnm il large but We notice Iapu IN
crease in orr stock; quote by cargo at fh1aOCbpnf
Chestnut q, g. paS IS; EGG 80 ,Od So ~ Sore ~ e. ~
0s7Sl Crate At So sc 49, Lump AZ 50 60 ~ ara
Steamboat s. JO0s6f0 per ton 81 2SO lj et IRON ~
yards OF 25ase ~ per ton OF 1000 lbs loregn qae
scarce and Goals much wGEes House Goals Afe1h
batter demand ana much wanted. 10,
CANDLES without in pOrtnnt change We quote atS.~
2l SOC for Sperm, ana Jpdo Tor f6fen
COPPER mersan 1ns0t has been IN fam demand nni
plses rule FIRM; quote at J4&e New sheatllhg re-
mains stsodt NJ S4s4Sr Yellow Metal az 80
G(TTON--b fan business has been done but NE 0hIhel
in lSeYy unsettled condition and prices 70 agreat exert
uomLa we quote ebout 693c. for hddllg upands 70
dc New Orleans and Texas though some bo0tfs CAL he
quotations i3lc higher sales OF about 800 hales.
cor EI-TheFe ~ nothing imrorHn doine IN 100 o-daV
retained ia rmDess and lslders 10 ol oneI
freely ave quote prime ~ .Oc coed f0s.o lar. ia
lftc ore nary Ice; sad fair 20 rood earGo,s - @Ise
oil cseh gold; duty paid Otter kinds ere ~ lar mo
6erate ragn.s and steady SIDES 200 begs Isyuayr"
ed 200 bses Bsracabo. We quote Java % lags, snsto;
Ctylop, ls%2Iic.; Msrcabo, l!1lslc; Lnguayrs, a..
lelc Jsmaics. 10! dsc.; 81 Domingo lt ei1c Cusa 10
Qsc; Costa Rics Mexican, Porto Rico, African, snd ea
xargta a1lq
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philadelphia Coulc sIsrhes-Juiy 81.

Tie market for Beef Cat) III, week was quite dun Ibe
ncq amounted 10 $50 head and sales were maze ~ ron
el5 .i6 p 100 n for far GOOD Cattle. and slf@ii ~
pric and ezra stock Common Cattle sold ~ from wa
n quality. ~ ao,uo "A
SiEPThe .uprly Of Sheep continues eaun TO the deaa
The ses amounted 10 head at prices TanSng from 90
-. . ~ gfofs N sr.,
"a b.ad were soll AZ from Slidsi - per 100 he 81 70
gl1h'y. -, A.,,,. .,a
o0 1d we're losed Of n. FROM s0aSJ iof SPrngors AID
rom 900 a : 100 for Heb Cows.
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RICE-Tte market Is ffu b., there IL very ie dong
owing 10 moderate onerngs aud have only 10 note 100
bars RapeooD at % Oc s l729 bars. cleaned
and "a as bags uneleaned, against lPi os eifo Dogs
cleaned and yO0 bags unoeaned same time last year.
SUGARS-The business has been light Ia Raw Sugars and
pres though still quoted tho same as yesterday are rather
weak sses bids at l0 ollie for Coba Retned are
dull at lC 6ic for Powdered GRADUATED aud Crushed We
amer quotations for Raw bot they mls be considered as ex
tremes inferior 10 Refining, 9t a0ic fair TO good
Refining IOt alio fair to good Grocery IL! 9lte prime
choice Grocery l2a 2ic Porto Rico Oa l4c and Meado
Gtaeic Boyes Noe 90 IL a. l04llc No II at lte NOS
q 10 b AZ IL l2lc and Nos 10 70 90 az lJl 9lc.
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,.,,-y,v srAT1mrsr OF STOCKS OF SPANISH TOBACCO.

ftOl on , -
vooIWe have had very dna and depressed mnket ,v
10Th uomesc and Foreign Fleeces prices nave
n, M close tend downwaTd the inquiry has oeen
,,tie Fleecss at 45dOc for Native ana 70.
& soa5c for one han and threequaIier go o % s
III poed OSsoc for snperfne do and oOVooo; r ~ ~
40 aOa7c Tor common Uuwashei CaStnai :. Si
W 40 end IL e5c for Texas We quote foreigp ~ ID
& s,n,h American ri 25 027c for common ashSn;
5 o., Inv ashei Mestiza ana Merinoj 3203sc LOT ~
-, pios. a7G3Oe for UnWashod CToolei p@,s.c.
yo,bed Corloya Gillian ut eid3c fof Unwasnea "a
d ue,ino. Care II Good Hope 30055' for on ~, e.
Tas, India s. d5Jc. for Washed, and Aiflosn ~ ~'~
Invashed and 3094Cc. for Washed
walsKY-Tbo Market is steady sales OF western ~
S24i.
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HOPS frn. and IN good demand for home consumption
We ouote at flVm oO8fOG i0c 10 riOpth BBd q0tliy
HAY--1he supply is Just light and the market quite
ARM sales OF. bales az DG1Jc Tor shipping ana S~l Y"
for Rriail lots. Straw is and hrm.
IRON-Tle inquiry for Pig has been lair and piices ruled
rery Am The nBliBg entirely 20 supply immediate
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for charters with Corn is for direct port, and is 3D.
to Cork for orders.
Best sigh, sterling quoted ct lC9s elo9l and 1881 ior
60 days
The publication OF The July statement o. The IoVi0
debt VIII not be made until the % or IT'D Of August
win show further reduction, during The lsstt"o mon
Of about 81 1000 $7 600 Of which Was hqu'oa'u
in the month of June; s23OOOooo of The remaining
400 COO 0cO az Certificates of Indebtedness have been
redeemed during the last month, leaving only s3~occo
st outs.andlnc The statement also sbovs itat 'JOs
being rapidly converted into l-2Os.
The general trade ofthe City now on inc us1a hmeu
Summer scae aud in amount than ast season Inc
hotels are quite barren Of guests, as rule
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specie
from NewYorh to foreign ports for the week ending JAY
81. and since the beginning Of the year:
1854, 1861. is6e:o
Prev reported. . O5 $50 ss7oO50l7 Sii6, l23753