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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-30

sArrRpAr. Dec. 2s-P. ".

! Gold has been weak selling at l33ldl33,.
The cearings OF the Gold Exchange Bank we're
| 81, $4,000, and the balances 81 ,2S7,99S 10.
The specie shipments to-day were fSG06S0 per Vile
de Paris 1922 O2i per City of Antwerp and $4,000 per
! Cimbria The total shipment for the week foots up
! s392ZO,T
! Governments have been in active request at full
prices State bondsAwern firm; Missouri per cents
sold at 100 Tennessee new per cents 63s The mis-
celaneOus share list more active, with large deal
ings in Canton at sofa 81, and in Western Union Tel
| epraph az S6iG31i Cumberland Coal sold
at 81, Quicksilver %. Pacific Mail Is stead
! ier with the majority of sales at 1lOsS
| 1iOl. closing al 1lOi bid Express stocks were
! all lower and for the moment tend downward
| The railway share market opened dull and heavy
| with general pressure to sell. Newlork Central
was quite steady. At the Board the market
was stronger and prices improved from Ia on the
| speculative list. Erie continues TO be neglected by
the street and is manipulated solely by brokers en-
poyed by the cliques who buy and sell among them
selves but fail to get any assistance from the specu-
latng public. Cleveland and Pittsburgh is quite
steady on prospect of dividend of 81 per cent to be
declared in a few days. Michigan Southern remains
firm at s5lGSl. Northwestern Preferred sold down
TO 70! but late in the day rallied to 7Os and closed
steady. Rock Island was in good demand at @..
Ine market throughout lllo was uullt Dul
firm and the amount of business quite small At
the close the market was steady at quotations.
Registered 1884, lOsl0lOSi; Coupon, 1884, il2iGll91;
$685. Registered, 1862, lO5alO5s 52Os, Coupon 1862
OsiQ1OSs; do 1864, lO5la1O5l; 1865 1O5IalO6; do,
1865 January and July, 1OSia lOSs; do, 1867 lOSlG
1881; 1OiOs Registered, lO13alOll; 1O-4Os, Coupon,
lOl,QlO2; June 7.2Os, 1O. GlOiI; July 1908 1910
lOiy; New-York Central, 1l7i0ll7l; Erie, 79sa723;
Reading, 96.a0G!; Michigan Southern, SLASH
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, S7Gs7s Rock Island, 9S!
9sl: Fort Wayne, 97b Northwestern, 5SN5Ss; do
Preferred. 7Ola7Oi; Pacific Mail, llOiGllOs Western
Union Telegraph, S6sdSil
Money continues in abundant supply TO brokers at
per cent with occasional transactions at I, and
on Governments.
Foreign Exchange is firm. Bills at sixty days on
London are quoted at lO9.0ll0 for commercial llOG
ll0i for bankers do at short sight ll0la1l0s Paris
at 90 days, 52Oa5l2l do at short sight 51lta510;
Antwerp, 59OQ5l2l; Swiss 52O65l2l Hamburg,
S6i236l Amsterdam, 4Oga4lt Frankfort 4O.GAs
Bremen 79G70l Prussan thalers, 72a72l
The following are the quotations for City Bank
Slnpks.
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EDUCATION FOR CoLoRED MEN.

10 N L1I0T y ITlDRnf
SIR: wish, through the columns of your
paper to make known the wants OF wilberforce Unyer.
sity, Xenis, Ohio collegiate institution founded
and owned by coored men, though designed for special
training OF colOred youth It's charter prohibits all dis
tinctiOns account OF color On the l4th Of
April day forever memorable in American history in
Cendiary hands set fire 20 college edce so al the
time our martyTed President in his dying agOnies
our temple Of learning was smOldering The Trustees
nObly striving 10 rebuild il. The whole fOunda-
ton Of solid white limestone, lCOx44 eight feet I'm the
clear Is finished and the west wing about half finished
or at least much as TO be used for school purposes
We ask the aid Of generoug public to assist in
completing our ediice. Among Trustees are Chief.
Justice Chase, Major-Gen. o. o. Howard Frederick
Douglass, MaOr-Gen. Saxon John NJ LangstOn, ID. A..
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DEPARTURE OF SATURDAYS OCEAN STEAM
SHIPS.

The travel to Europe, though not so large as
81 was during the Summer months, when the Paris Ex
position at its hight st noteworthy as being in
Of the travel at this On Saturday
four steamships sailed for Europe, viz: The Vile de
Paris Capt surmont; the Cinbria, Capt. n Irautman;
City Of AVtwerp, and the Caledonia, Capt Macdonald
The first tanned vessel carried II passengers 1861 900 in
specie aud fun cargo OF cotton and lard; the
second had 80 cabin and 40 Storage passengers $3 900
In specie the United States mails and full cargo Of
cotton and pT0UsonS the third IS cabin and 90 steerage
passepgers-i0 OF whom we're for Halifax, $4,000 In
specie the United States mails and full cargo OF assOrt
cd freight the fourth 10 cabin and "A steeTage passengers
and full cargo Of assorted freight Notwithstanding
general complaint OF dull times In the South the
wise steamers sailing between this port and Richmond,
Charleston Savannah Mobile, New Orleans aud Calves
doing fair business. On Saturday less than
six steamships went out for southern waters, all
Of them carrying good caTgOes. They were the
George Cromwell for New -Oreans, with 20 passengers
and fair cargo Of assorted freight the Charleston for
Charleston and Florida ports, with 80 passengers and
lu cargo Of assorted freghts the Montgomery fox 5a
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PLANS FOR THE NEW POsT.oFFICE IN NEW
YORK.

Fifty-twO plans for the new Post Office build
ing have been submitted 20 the Commissioners but
OF these were considered to be entitled 70 the first prize
5000, or the second, 5000 Fifteen Of the most mer
tOriOus have been selected, and premiums awarded
according to their respective degrees OF merit Premiums
gnni T. Rrnw sSi, scboen AM P pTad
Sands. Five hundred dollar premiums awarded
each TO william Field, Son Co., Duncan j. MacRae
Potter Clinton, Alexander Satyer, and James H. Giles
Premiums OF $500 each awarded 10 Walter Dickson
Harmatt Billings, King Wilcox, Lewis Berger aud r..
j NJ Derrick The Commissioners have determined, with
the aid Of experienced ana competent architects TO
tract and draft from the designs awarded premiums such
plan as Will IN their Judgment meet the approval Of the
authorities OF the United States for the purposes contem
plated.
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serton, in DAILY TRIBUNE. 81 so per line in WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, IS cents per line in SEMIWEEKLr Tribune
THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention TO safes OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value az a
advertising medium.
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vannah with passengers and fair cargo OF assorteu
freight the san Salvador for Savannah, with 40 passeh
gers and three.quater assorted cargo the U
Ssa and Vera Cruz with 20 passengers ana Iull cargo
of aSsorfed frelghts and the James Green Tor ASH
mgton and Georgetown, with a full cargo Of assorted
freffr
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

To BROKERs.-Wanted, Il position as BOOK
keeper or Cashier by young thoroughly posted III
the stock and gold business The best Of eierence s'eu
Address W. l.. L., Box No. 1884, p o.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday Dec 49, 1867.
Among the real estate transactions recorded
today we notice the sale OF Onehrd part Of the property
at No l Broadway for tsOO0O This lot 226Xlo feet
and has upon four-story and basement brownstOne
building occupied as insurance and other Offices the
property on the southeast corner OF Broadway ana
Twenty sevenths 6O17s feet for s25 OOO and lot on
Thirty-eghthst near Fifth-ave for $4,000 We print
hetov our usuaI fable of recorded transfers:
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90 Yt.

90 Ytt.
IN Brooklyn flights, a FURNISHED HOUSE,
" foa .tor brown brick s,hu Eve minutes Eaf Of
fert 9Th isruies ind ss'e, rlng gas hot an cold w,is
bath yslsr eo,e s.onaU tahi etc all 70 perfect oler H
r,uf 80 month going 70 Europe
Eb, 10 sfBYPORT PANNlSG No Isl Moniiguss Court
9. Arooiya
no LET, in Jersey City-A new and first
easSHOUsE siih al the modern improvement, g, water aud
heater 10 a delightful ocaos north eide o Van For'tsquare
Rent k20O Poson Immediately. address C. H. ~, Boz No oil
y o. Jsgs' City
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BcarH anS Rooms.
Situations &lantiH -9alts.

4 SITUATION WANTED for rapid pen
4 maa good secouu4lt CLERK, PORTER. or BOOK
REFER Ailf,s, LAWRENCE. No 1 PeArst Tor three days
A BARTENDER's SITUATION WANTED
Br r With the duties 81 bartender Ap
J DENIS OLEARY. No li8 Centre st. At Timothy
DshaAys
A COACHMAN or PORTER SITUATION
~ WANTED by Of several year, experience IN both breaches
G claa reference u reliable 10 every paTun Al
de,s for four DAYS. d. p. Thhans one,
4 SITUATION WANTED-By young man,
~ s PORTER s,or, vth good eeuees i esrPenisr b.
profession voui sef useuL Apply address for days
= . g. No ! 0fabsm a. bioolyn-
A BARTENDER or PORTER SITUATION
~ WANTED by Yong strong ,ad ssilvs wlsy 70 male
himself Appy Or uuf daI 70 JAMES CoNhOk No MIL
soaih Btoohyu.
A SITUATION WANTED rs Assistant BAR
~ TENDER of BILL BOY Hotel bad ysars eIpenence Ap
p, fr .eef 20 WILLIAM HrGnES No ~ Hudsn,t etr
NNANTED-By a respectable COlored Man,
utuailon OFFICE or STORE BOY a. MESSENGER APP
r f thfs WILLIAM ANDERSON No. 100 hcDouGast
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@l,Somg GarOs. 1t.

At VIM. EVERDELL" SONS. No. 1O4 Full
n snst-wkDDING CARDS aud FINK STATIONERY Hdso
usbsg lsIAJ
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BROOKLYN.

The improvements at the Wallabout basin are rapidly
progressing and the road way is TO be completed
This will be source OF profit we'll to individuals who
own property in that vicinity as TO the public Bedford
and Leeaves being regarded where they cross the
low swampy land lying between the two districts and
the work of sewerage is being perfected, so that at an
early day the hitherto almost worthless land IN that sec
ton will become valuable and be covered with residences
stores and manufacturing establishments The want OF
increased travelling facilities and especially better and
more frequent means OF communication with Newf ork'
is particularly felt this part OF the city In Greenpont
as the people depend mostly upon shipbuildng for EN-
ployment and as that business IL at present very dun
but very little buildlngl has taken place during the
past season and therel 10 little dong IN real
estate matters The railroad facilities OF tho
Eastern District, Brooklyn have been greatly
increased during the past year three distinct lines hav
ing been laid down. viz: The Nassau Railroad, connect
ing Hunters Point with the Roosoyest ferry the South
Fourthst and Bowronye line, running from the ferry
up Broadway along Fourth, South Fourth Messeroe and
Bushwlck Boulevard; aud the Grahamaye. road con-
Meeting the Fifteenth. Sixteenth and Eighteenth Wards
with this district from North Second ST. and intended 20
be extended Hunters Point IL is expected 10 have
the cars on the first named running In few weeks the
-t..t... ao.f,..g III.
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tlarbLt MunttIs.

Elmblt GlanttIs.
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
wi y 10 purchase Marble Aan Of the latest designs very 10"
,,o,, ia ELABERs Marble WORKS No ia Bsst kgh1senhL,
s.sT Mlntes put in The country ca, this Out
NJARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
WI pns, Of Marble Send Tor catalogue H. SIE"AkI
no Cos sIthAye between Thirty hnh and Thlrysithsh
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Receipts for Customs s3l OOO for Gold Notes $780,
900; total Receipts, s92s,27s n. Total Payments,
$l.573,255 o. Balance, slOi249,546 62
Freights to Liverpool-lOO bales Cotton at 5-l6d,
and by steamer 500 bales Cotton at 3D. and 50 boxes
Bacon at S5s. To London, by steamer, 100 tcs Beef
~ 9s and 10 tuns Tallow at sos. To Glasgow. 10000
bush. Corn at AID. go ties. Lard at 32s6d and 60
hhds. Tobacco at 35s. Bremen ship hence to di-
rect port on the continent private terms ves-
sci hence to Philadelphia and thence to port on the
continent with about 1000 bbls. Petroleum on pri-
vate terms.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Road earned tho
third week in December:
l867. scoops 1866 ........s2s75s ,iSs
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York. Coleman
Commins, Mrs W Webb, Mrs Taylor, MOTE,
land and lady, Mrs BEdgman, Mrs Mahoney ana
child Miss McGriswold, Mrs Ayeril, Mrs Bent.
ley Miss Noyes, Platt Runhett and iaay n NIB p
E Cline and children, Miss II Drake, Captain
Paine, q Waterhouse, R Teasdale, Sill, MCCOY
Young, Hastie, Rev Smith L Do9nIue' 2a,.a
T White Belancourt A Adams, Brown, Joyce
W Beck, Mrs q Murrel, Miss s smith, = sawyer,
lady and children, Hoyt, lady and sna, Miss
Pringle, W Sprague D Sprague, Buisf and lady,
Dowdin Dobbn, Miss Irving, Miss dSa Eing; -
Hoppock W Gurney, Mrs Miles Drake, oNel ana
LADY, Dudley N Smith, Adour, RevJ Elliott,
Ladder Boies, Mowry, Warey. ~ Bross, Te,s
Lupert Clark, Green, Mrs Siegcl, Lee, Neison'
and In steerage. r.-,
Per steamer City Point, from Pslatka. Fernandna, q
Jacksonville via Savannah-W McWhortey, Simons,
Taylor, W Hayward, = Mitchell Mrs Buchlest0n ION ana
child Mrs Conner Mrs Bradley and la%y , Mrs %a w.
Witchen W Dardend, A Guy, b Williams, U Wag-
ner Mrs Hirshfeld. M Hetrick, and deck.
St Helena .6d 5diS sav ana
and lady Mrs Pope Major John Jenkins, DR. Bailey
Bailey Jr Col Whaley, Reeves, = Wnaiey, S w
Wilkinson, Davis, Calvin, john oigse' sWih anu
deck.
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GOTTSCHALK.

consider Ohiokering Sons Pianos superior to snS
In the world.
They are unrivaled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness Of their tone. There ts
perfect homogeneity throughout all the registers The
upper notes are remarkable for clearness and purity
which do not find in any other instrument while tho
bsseis distinguished for power without harshness, and
for magnificent sorority.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, August 7.-CoTroN-Ihere was s scarceg rcet
any desirable cotton on sale today and factors were
firm in claiming full quoted rates. Sales nominal Lo"
Middlings 24hc.
GoIDSAt i4Oa141 buying and selling.
ExoHANaE-New York sight checking o. "a prem rem. ,,n,
and par az premium buying. New Orleans sight par
az premium. Sterling sixty days $50; sight l5l.
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WEHLI.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ssen ii
this country or In Europe.
have never heard tone 30 perfect; yields every
expression that Ia needed In music and its quality is
capable of change to meet every sentiment. This is
rare power and is derived from the perfect purity Of
its tone, together with Its sympathetic elastic and well
balanced touch,
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MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1857.
YESTERDAY.

.o5ow beautiful, (" heard one say,
CHOW bright the mornings golden hghtP'
All. mel could not see the day,
Over my Path still hung the night
The music sweet Of bee and bird,
Tt at ever seemed Of JOY to tell,
Within my heart no eladness stirred
only heard thy last farewell
Along the garden walk I strayed.
And tvined fresh roses In my hair,
But ON my lonely spirit laid
Loves perfumed garland fading there.
With merry tones gay msidens came,
And bade me join their songs and gee;
eould but murmur thy dear name,
/ only yearned to be with thee.
And softly ON the summer air
CAME the sweet chimes at eventde,
like silver bells calling to prayer;
Yet thou returneo not to my side.
O fifsi what evsnescent dreams
Are traced on thy unfolding scroll;
Unyeil, dear Lord, those brighter scenes,
whose changeless years shall ever roll.
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COMMERCIAL.
ExpOrIs,

Exports.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Manhattan-414 bales Cot
ton, 100 sacks Flour $50 bbls Flour 2S2 paes 10 10
mestics zoos sacks Wheat, 204 bbls Rosin, ~ Dds
Pitch, 81 Empty Barrels, 176 packages Sundries -,
Observation-Disclosures steamship W Everman-SS
bales Cotton 254 bales Domestics, ~ CASKS Gay o.
bales and tierces Rags, sacks Feathers, 70 Car @
Wheels q lot Machinery, 80 packages Mdze, 6sooo
feet Lumber.
BAITIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-65G bales Cotton
Ss4 bushels Wheat 90 bags Flour, 10 bales Leather,
% bales Hides and Skins HOO feet Lumber tterces
Rice, 10 bales Moss, bales Wool, l? hhds bones' q
bales Rope Cuttings, Packages:
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CHEROKEE INJECTION,

does not fail to cure Gonorrhsa, elect ana al Mn,
cons Discharoes in Malo or Female, curing recenI
eases u, from one to three days. and IS especially
recommended In those cases OF f!uor AI6us or
WIites In Females The two medicines used u
CONJUNCTION will not fail to remove his disagreeaois
coIniaint and in those where other incidence
have been used without success
Price, Remedy, One Bottle g Three Bottles & &
rhe Cherokee "Cure," "Remedy," and "In1ec.
t;on" sre to be found in oil well regulated drus
stores, and arc recommended by physicians anc
Grursiss all over the world for their intrinsic worth
and merit Some unprincipled dealers, however,
trv to deceive their customers by selling cheap anc
wo, tbless compounds,-in order to make money
IN Mace Of these Be not deceired. Ii the drug
rists will not buy them for w.; wr.c to u.s. and We
will send them to you by exp-ess, securely packeG
and free from observation We treat all diseases C
which the human system Is subject, and will os
nleased to receive full and explicit statements FROM
those who have failed 10 receive relief heretofore
aides or gentlemen can address us in perfect con-
ndencs. We desire to send our thirty-two pags
namnhlet free to every lady and gentleman In the
and Address all letters for pamphlets, medicines
~ sdyice, to the sole proprietor, q
CDR. R. MERWIN 81 Walker st., y. Y.
Nav "a thstulyr
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Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, August 10-GoLD.-The Brokers are
buying at 14O and selling at 142
SLvER-Brokers buying ct 130 and selling OF lSs.
CorroN-The market was dull to-day. There were no
buyers for shipment We quote Middlipg at 26hc The
sales to-day amounted to A bales, as follows: at ~ II
at 4H 27 at 25 and bales at &c. The receipts were
WHEAr.-we continue to quote Red at 81 75a1 80 and
White at 81 S5a2, sacks included.
RECEIPTS OF COTTON.
Receipts of cotton by the Georgia Railroad for tile
week ending Saturday August 10th, 1867 lol Daies.
COTTON SHIPMENTS.
The following are the shpmens of cotton by the differ
ent railroads for the week ending Saturday August lOth
south Carolina Railroad local shipments. bales. S61
south Carolina Railroad, through snip 70,
Augusta and Savannah Railroad, local ship -
ments. oAieS 20
Q79
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THALBERG.

consider Chickering l. Sons Pianos, beyond com.
psrisou the best have ever seen In America
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. .
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening, August IT, 1851.
The market continues to have lower tendency, ana
the operations of the day indicated fall in price OF
half to one cent b. Sales 125 bales, say ITO at 2s
ct osk, and II at 27 cents We quote Middling, 26@
28h.
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable improvement They have tnyarin-
Io,udosd great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public USE
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Consignees per south Carolina Railroad
August 10.

1888 bales Cotton. SO bales Mdze bbs and SIT bagf
Flour 7S7 bags GRAIN 121 bags Bran, cars Wood carr
Iron. &c. To ] Robson, Railroad Agent, Rebman
Courtenay & Trenholm, Street Bros l. co, werner =
Henery, Eggerking, DR. Geger, shackeford Kelly. a
stenhouse, P Starnes, Mrs Brown, Goldsmith son
Stenhouse & Co, 4 Rodgers Co, Thurston Holmes
G q Walter L. CO, J E Sloan, Mowry Co, W VII
liams Co. W Chsfee a Trenchard, Wood, Bis
chof & Co, o'Nelll Bee, W W Smith, Klatte &
Co, Bollmann Bros.
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8. T.--1880...X.

IA SMILE WAS on her up-hehlth WAS IN her iool
ptrength was In her stop, and In her haaon-fhASr'
1Ioy BrrTEls,"
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N.u uOrlean. Market.

49, -
NEW ORLEANS, August 7.-CorroN-There has been
less animation in the movement to-day. The o1enne
supply very light and generally OF an undearaoie
character and as factors 20 oSpe to
forego the execution OF their orders their limits not per
mitng them to pay the figures demanded Under these
rnp at e nsEs brokers'
In the business Prices indicated continued brnness
but not quoable Improvement tho higher quahnes on
account Of their scarcity disclosing rather more nuoy
ancy than the inferior classes The market however,
unsettled throughout, and as it Is impossoie 70
give anything like accurate quotations, we deem IL ao
visable to omit them altogether.
STATEMENT OF COTTON. -. ooa
Stock hand September /, bales luzVoI
Rved Reseved Tss; t0day 7co Oos
Additionai s bales made nom wrecked, loose.
burnt and damaged Cotton, pckings, ., ~, W., .co
samples, &C.,. io's|o-"s'o-0
s76,l1
Cleared to-day. sn9 S19 or, AK
Cleared previously.
s,o,t on hand and on .,;rbosra 24,949
CoRN-Is in light supply and fair demand ama Pases Pa
to-day are frmer The transactions embrace Ssou I6
In lots of which IT'S yellow mixed at 81 05; SOO 90 g.
1000, 800, and 400 white mixed at 81 2 lOVo anu H|'
white at 81 25 per bushel
Havana Market.
Correspondence of The journal Of Comn'ereel
HAVANA, August S.-The sugar market has been mac
-,
firm, from the pertinacy Of holders For whites througn
S4ss6N per 100 pounds; yellows do Nos l3 to 90
s5I do: browns do, Nos ii apd IL; s4has4A do; cucu-
ruchos do, Nos to TO- s3%asi do: muscoyado sugars
land no buyers sShaS46 through for rennlng graaes'
and for grocery s4Nas4H. ,<
Mo1.AssEs dull-no demand; distillers paying 4a4H
rails for cayed, and muscovado 5h do, At outports
nothing doing.
RUM-Demand good for shipment to Spain; s27a2S and
s32aS3 per pipe in old and new slaves.
COFFEE s16ha16h moderate demand for shipment.
LEAF ToRAcco-No sales reported during the week ar
rivals heavy, and choice selections selling at high prices
WoSEE dull no demand Tng I pef
few chsstsreG for ports 1a Of the
800 b1s sugar direct s2 each; bark Kate Carleton
Matanzas 500 hhds sugar at Sasua at 50 each brig
depha bark Hattie Wheeler 500 hhds sugar at $s each
at Matanzas; and for Baltimore bark Ada Carter 2oos
b1s direct at s2h each -
ExoHANGE-An active demand, advancing rates for
sterng London indirect &c, payable at lS to lSI pre-
MUM, go days sight, United States Northern cihes So
days sight currency "a to 24 discs short sgn 90 81 20
to 23 do. Gold bills 60 days sight at 6h to 6A prem;
do do short sight, at 64 to do.
have nothing Of more Importance to ADVISE. b. Y.
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CARD

tits with feelings OF pride as America n1snutscturers
thst publish the following tesme malls, which have
been received by us recently:
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BARNWELL SENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM LEI
i Merchants and business men y II Iof @ rev iOraa
s'No risk gain" Send your carus anu aereasc
your trade this fall There's nothing 10 equai
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