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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
sFEcIa. NOTICES.

Schencl<'s Seaveed Tonic.-lh's
medicine. invented ~ r. J. ". ScHKssS. of Phile-
tephis y intended 10 dissolve the food and msbe Il
into chyme THE l-st process OF digestion. Nv clean
eing thu S.ou aeh with SchercF : Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic restores the appetite. su food that could
not be eaten before using II vii b. easily fises'ed
Consumption cannot be cared by Sehenck's Pu mo
nic yrGunesa the stomach and liver i INSIDE healthy
aud the adr-tit restored hence the Tone and Pills
required in nearly every Of can-un ptinn.
half dozen bottles Of TIE sEAWEFD TONIC and
three four bh,ea OF the MANDRAKE PILLS will
sny ordinary Of dyspepsia.
u. StlmscE makes professional visits IN New York,
Boston. and n his principal Office In philadelphia
every week. See dgi papers Of each place. or his
pamphlet consumption for his dave FOR visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing that the two Ike.
nesses ~ the Doctor. in the Last stage 81 Con
sumption. and the other he il In perfect health
N the Government stamp.
Sold by al Druggists and Dea'c.s. prioc 81 fler
bottle. 81 - the half dozen All letters FOR adv
shord be- addressed 20 DR. schencks Principal O:ice.
No Is North lth Street Philadelphia. Pa.
General Wholesale Agents H. mas Barnes 4 Co,
Y. y; :. :. Hsnce, Baltimore, MI: john u. rnrk,
Cincinnati. Ohio Walker Il Taylor, Chicago. Ill j.
Collins Broe.. ~. Ionis. No.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE,

Ifyou have "A Cold ps.n in the head.
d;zsy bilious, costi,e, sex from any il 10
from the presence OF offending hvmors and this s
whether the pain be in thu fesh. the nerves or the
bones.
BRANDRETHS Pills
should be always ready, ard sure to purge, and
this can be done according tie necessities of ma
turc. by which The offending humors are removed.
AMI the health restored.
The Hon. Dcmss Barnes ys:-"1 sell more OF
Brandrcih's Pills than Of all others put together
ERANDBE TIS PILLS sold hy all druggists.
AM at tie principal office. Brsadieth House. " Y.
observe Il BRA>DfElH in white letters on the
government; stamp esch hox.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
G. u Z - L.
LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES
IN s'ffIG'As8p.

LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES
IN s'IfiS'Atao.
Rags and Tagging.
MOVES & BROWN, tjoard u Trade Bag Factory |
~ Ia sale ~
Roots and Shoes.
CM HENDERSON 4 90 a. Sc lake st.
FARGO FAIRS 4 co.'s Il ~ Wahs d I've.
PHELPS DODGE 4 60 ~ lake 81
SAL NDER. BROTHER $50 u lakH y
Cancciiing Stnn,p--tsccor's r'ntcnO.
Pos, mud cheapest se.i..'ster used 10
q type setting needed Three wheels
al car, date ior twelve r. aul a
~, ,hd car regulate I "t9 slaoe
g. "''"'- ''''.. '. s2.t.n.~..
Gnrpc.ing. Cursai,, Good 4 Z seddiug.
Al.l.ts. y aAt hL1 hNat Han Neuh sfk
Garbage. tiusfirs, pfcr" ts.-ons,
CoAT { TtN rt51 ~ its. q l'1a4e'Ih st.
aud a.s Wet lieHaoigh 81 cor - Am
HhNIsl NlIlE1~ Gafrefat state { twcl1h sis.
tor,ni.-ion rrer,''nnt---tt en,tefai.
tIINs ii If0ts s 60 fti sg}.-pn NasF I.
DRAKE oHAFfG8 60 80 aii, Wtrst.
IAN iuS. ENu> hhlet lai snu'ht 'efst
CAlt1aft H-Nta1a 90 hnulher Of
Cu-rr ftt.
oiiun r..r cin-. uarr.
Row. s. Vui sst NtN=t E sut
10 savsa l.,es "a Aauaal phst
- Goods.
HIST. n,rntf nsf e lake ~
nuwfS 0ta V K MISSION 81 er-.v-
10 iio.cn rae cotton. aud va rs :.
rii%,.. lisaao. .abst
u JAcrs uN&ta tSt .eue'
Eagle !. XIII siacnf.
auviifs !, sST
Maemaesf
ru-tu.g sl., - a@or..
rar.nfu.. G r,.d aa-A
sTAnpgIrF {
l.lr~ r.,d fst.rei.r t'-asss. ssfes.
IN NhNHll 5ilasfe i.t.at sala
Groceries.
ppNSr prcK 8 60 re IS ~ " -aa Az.
tliiip 4 psff.Gs tstet saae. II v ard b
,hild + auiH Is liter
EWING. It.l1tiA 90. i %o1fh Neterst
t,a-. manufacturers.
NORTH WI TEHS GLASS - lWln9ow Clsz,
as South Wstcrsi
Hardware.
EDWIN IIC,!T & oAs q Iakcst.
Hardware, Cutlery a Tinncr.s stoca.
SlCkl.LS, PisEsTt : & CO -.ese Lake -
Iron, Heavy Hardware and Wagon
stUr.A.
HALL KINBAnk Z 60 81. =. { 8 .leli..u
Avenue
C. D. BROWN ! - srf ssA.s
.Br,.ef~t
N MATsoN & 60 I.f
GILES; hho 4 81 er frt s. Co
anu Drass 60 IT, lsiAc .
Mcrosehc VI, aafaIs ware
"nLLl'-n :. ~ iA-
leather ora E4uestF .-r i4a's.
Hh 1, " ~ ~, 1870 =.
,t .eli. y % AZ A'.ei "a @'1ef .4Ay
ti1eEs III aF.'
NAV law - M '.s
GUAR saw M'. ~ % aIrf
Drills. Woo Nat.,l.e Aaeh 10
Earl ss'eAhi Iau.a. rs. = ~ N'ss e
QRTENrf.E FRO T. CY Nsaar ta4n~sf*6 ,fft.
ior and dealers Il sirlm er.
NIL AMI saw l,s Mt an ~
,rnpfs., iot M".ttH ~. '4 s'4sA
bon $,
yrfr,trn.y --,,r s.-s..--.
~ y. ~ ,,%fis.
No,,oo. WAT ..,,,...s.- r-5..g.,
,uyf~r 1nNry ~, -,
4 ir,in. ~ - &, ,.tsi,.
eEyMnfp r,JiTF,t WIZ Ma, q,,,f,c. 49,,
AGENTS for BiEe!1@.s StI. PAPER o!.ars ~
Lake 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

TAKE No MORE UNPLEASANT AND y
SAFE REMElIKs for unpleasant aud dangerous
diseases. Uee ii lNroLp's hAIHAcr BueGu AND In
Paovrp Rosv Wash. tteb5-dsswy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
Magnitude Ofsnc Western fs-asn
.acAa.a.

= Noioeue Ger felt The halter draw
Nita GOO opinion 81 ihc av
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
&Ds.sEAE NOTICES.
New Cares by r7oE's fEnie Elk.
grrrt mad Escyern Eaenlth.

May -. w S Brown, Esq.,
q can. Cars County, from
Hemorrhage of the Lnnrs.
! May -, Charles Rein
! llsq Ninetyihird str-et and
Fl nth avenue. y y. from
disease Of the chest.
MAY %. Mrs. Walsh FL
wards. y. y. Theatre, from
core ihrpai.
Nnx Il EW Wili.ir
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

THE OLD PATHS.
trFoa 4ptAsc@

stand 10 an O. riggs. esd ga aN5 an fer IL Oh
Pftas ftsg i ts' ao7o tr5s, aaa itsft fi.ran
end y, s.aii "a Tett fgs POE speis.--JlR. VI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

Rags and Tagging.
MOVES & BROWS, tlioard .. Trade Bag Factory
A. Ia sale ~
Roots aud Shoes.
G ~ HENDERSON 4 90 q. Z Lakes e.
FARGO. FAIRS 4 co.'s Il ~ MAJ h ANc.
PHELPS DunGES 60 ~ axe .ti
SAINDER. BROTHER ,o 4 laka y
lanccllInn Aln s,an.-l xccaI.. rnnrcnl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-03

merchant or merchants OF this oity that American
terests demanded thss shipof-wsr should be detailed
70 cruise In this group the because at least
OF the Ministers OF his Majesty had uttered language
which clearly showed him or them as holding ideas
which were inmical 10 Americans and their interests
learn that letter has been Addressed 10 the American
Legation asking tho question: why does the Lackawanna
proong hor stay that u.s. the letter, boiled down. means
simply this and nothing moro The letter has been re-
ferrsd TO the Secretary OF State ct Washington for
answer II does not require much proof 10 show thai
the present Ministry ar bitterly opposed to the Am srcan
element In our population The manner In which
American missionaries and their followers have been
set aside whenever opportunity offered by the Depart.
mont OF Public Instruction the decided leaning which
the powers that be have for the English Reformed
Catholic church and its satellites speeches made DUR
ing the remarkable constitutional convention by the
ministers particularly the made by the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs when II proposed to shackle free press
the known antipathy OF the Minister Of the Interior
Americans all show clearly enough the discrimination
70 keep American interests under II possible.
do not claim that the government docs not appoint
Americans 10 oce, but that the Americans appointed
are not Whist they should be. or II they are 80 when
appointed they soon become tools 1t TO be hoped
that the Secretary Of State will DO nrm but respectful
his answer TO the mnistsrs and that tho ship will be
continued this station. An OF prevention this
will prove better than ton Of cure In time TO
Tho fact 10 that the representatives Of Great Britain
and France although representing very small interests
il this group have great deal 70 say, and will pos
sibls, with the aid OF tho Ministry, buf the American
government Into . back down on this matter.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of TINE HERALD.

A Tidal Phcnomenon-Keport OF tho Quar-.
teriy Exports-The United States steamer
Lacixawanna-Iiis Majesty Does Not Like
Her Continued Stay, &c.
HONOLULU, April 20, 1867.
Tho British bark Ausiralind, from sydney tor San
Francisco Is Just In and will walt hour for
mall 90 improve the opportunity 10 note few items
On Thursday, the 9Th inst, singular tidal pbenome-
non was witnessed Al KshuIui, Maui. The tide
and fell three feet eight times al intervals OF fifteen
minutes, leaving the reef quite bare. The island Of
Maui has been favored this way beyond any island OF
the group The for this singular rise and fail
have never heard, although everybody has q peculiar
aud favori,s theory.
The report Of the Collector General Of Customs for tho
quarter ending March 30 has been published It shows
a very fair increase In most articles OF export Rice
shows falling or which will be accounted for by the
fact that 24 GO pou OF paddy have been exported
against nil Tor the corresponding quarter last year.
Cotton toe Decline owing to the fact that worms
n ade great inroads on fields planted last year, and
tyes have become discouraged, particularly this Island.
on island OF Hawaii however, large fields have been
plant Cd, which may escape worms and bring no the
average for 1903. salt, hides talow and pull show
aln9 or which may be accounted Tor In several ways
Tsnneres and soap works established on the group uso
10 hides and iallow, while salt and pull cannot be
shipped away TO profit but very small proportion
OF the items enumsrated Ind their way other than
American porte.
Iackawanns enteain-d large party Of ladies and gen.
tlenen board the ship regatta took place 10 tho
afternoon the boats entered were from the ship, and
the race spirited one In tho evening dance and
supper served 70 keep up thu Interest attention Of
the guests until evening merged Into the small hours Of
learn Ina, his Nsjsssys Cabinet are fretIng and
fcamns like Gagged liens 81 the protracted Of the
IAckawanna In our ptrt They claim tha, tho chip
sent here o~nE 70 representation Of some American
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From Nashville 20 ChaftaneoEa-What Chat
tnnooga is-A God-Forsaken Plnce-Instruc-
Awe Illustration of Negro Liberty and His
Notions Of Town Life Interesting Facts and
Details of the Material, Moral. Military
and Political stains of the Town, Nc.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nay rs, 1897
From Nashville 70 Chattanooga the road 10 thickly
vned with redoubts, breasiworks blockhouses and
tookados, with several popuous cemeteries, the sou.
enirs OF the war The appearance OF the growing crops
II tho way Is very promising THIS is SO even among The
ugged mountains OF East Tennessee wherever field
as been sown or planted Rye heading out wheat well
dyancod, corn behindhand but still sufficiently grown
or the nrst plowing which here and there numerous
lack plowmsn were engaged. 10 an occasional Geld
cotton--vsry far behlndhaud from the cod season-
lack men and women were engaged In hoepg The pet
pulhern plant All classes South look With something
n veneration upon growing acld Of cotton. In This
espcct al least cotton IL sl king and the wonderful
magician who nils the pockets Of his worshppers With
gold.
We found the Tennessee rivera fine, majestic
srcam--fui and booming from the rains among I've
sources 10 the Virginia mountains As wo approach
Chattanooga we enter that mountain labyrinth whose
pictorial beauties and military difficulties no bis.
iorian OF tho war has justly portrayed; nor
mas geoIosst or spectator exaggerated the IN
eual wealth Of the East Tennessee dlvi-
don Of the Aileghanes Along the railway cuts We
zee the iron biturnnous coal cropping out and
as and there men at work getting out the coal Mines
copper marble and other choice varieties Of building
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The foreign exchange market Was urn throughout,
and there was a good demand for bills from importers
and others indebted TO Europe considerable amount
Of exchange created by bills on account Of the sale
OF the iron Dunderbcrg to the French government;
but the supply from this source was absorbed without
weakening rates, and on Friday the latter wero ad-
vanced u, the closing quotations being 40 under
Bankers bills England al sixty days ITO nos; Al
three days, 1l0h Az: commercial bills, 100 q losh;
bills on Paris at sixty days Sis. s515 At throe days,
COOK 5l0s.. other continental. bills were rated
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Friends and relatives are rsspecSruy1<
ct two O'Clock
invited 10 attend. dav June after long and aay..>
TuRssa.-On Sea- ths wife Of Lewis turner N ~
illness, Many Ho0AS
26th year Of her age IL or the family also Of M
The relatives and fneA d Thomas, rsspec.fulIe
brothers james, Edward n from the residence Of hey
invited 20 attend the funeral Tuesday Afternoon 4
two o'clock. Saturday, June 4
wMLsrr-At Pianneld, N. j., 90 ,nths.
Csc A. WnLsrT aged years and N TO attend the
The relatives and friends invited II P1ainasd.
funeral, from tho Reformed Dutch churcd O'Clock.
N. j., this Monday morning. ct hafpass tee r,AH,
WHEAs.-0n sunday, June 2, TRonAs WA y ase1
native OF remplemore county, TpperMy, ireisaN
70 years -
Tho friends Of the family also the msmbsrs u
Walters Protective and Benevolent Association arc -
Quesed fully united TO attend the funeral, from ~
Eighteenth street aad Seventh avenue, Tuesday after
noon. At two O'Clock. ST Me sEeN
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ana A tc$ s.a Ssd As sg' s
6a"dsa o. 40 3 sS. 50 90 VII; fsmsr.ns. S'ss
out June l. lat ~ 20, Ion IS ~. nr
Foreign Ports. ess
scsr ssrisa.r sardscs, Psisdslpss G sg
al %. sa Ls. s4D1s do Mcclure Iess
sailed lh srgs Concord praqmond g. ~
6msSa ToosafsT and cuSsa walsh bad
',a ship. Baden. s ss c.,s.
s sss E nss 70 sa, os 81
Hampton Eo,ae Ellen rS:sr Pg, snsm ,oh esss
s as berry Berry Vac. ana
sssS xans Ss,aSsi
Asspalco put , N for for yasr &C. is'h A'apeHe'
s. Persia pS.g :s .q c., M: S:,! s..
Ma. bark. rss; ss-a p o%. t's sd rsa
ss' i sss . ef ssla sT
sis q :ss s,. D'.a'. san '''
s..a .p y .AP Gsssss Sss ip.s
censrai Amer an po, tssd sid 2sh on her return MA
So s.a Hl s sssmssps Consultation L.pds. San rrss'
css s c Esy ARRIVED SsF ianss Pei.
ns ~ R.ys s; .s e. Esa. ssss ss S
Buen0s Ayres, arr Apri ~ ots ov'eo"1~' --"--
sailed Apri IL barks sunbeam, Jordan Tome ish hnss
Rely Key Iqniaue 20h, ship Isaac Jeancs boyinS ~
YORK 2sth. brig Commodore, hooer,son lIn'A h iss.s
Maggie johnson, Whcscr, san rfAhosooi "~"'
bright Howson, Tahiti
American Ports.
BOSTON June l, AN-Arrved, schr - he"e''' rossess
"issres"s,eam.r. Oriental snow. Nov or:sns wali.3
Kennedy Allett Baltimore. banks Mara tai suro os
rsemap Sa.s as1 ay oa Ssrsy
II Marc Ilayti. i0nee 10 hrop Phadephia Eliza Neal
E.udsfns ana stephen Norris Howeit 1eorsetovn DC;
sailei wind Nv. lght-Brigs - Nicola, Bounding Bn
inns sarrigei, steamers Roman, Phradelphia NersuA
hccra; Jewess Monlevdeo; mary Ed,on, Phisdcphist
brigs Alice May. Trinidad Emily Fisher, do. MARI, Gem
fegos sussex Havana, Preutiss Hobbs Sacuai Geo or
christ Baltimore; Milwaukee, Port johnson; scar Rocking.
BE Bsles..ship Frederick Tudor from Calcutta.
MOBILE May zs-Arrivcd. bark salvadora tsph bara-
Havana
riliLADaLrTIA June AM-hrriysd steamer w,n.md Ls.
MAtanzas wa Key West; 7 ! Rl, Baker, New Bcdora =
Gnhng. Grinng New Haven. x,..rT
'oeared-sehr- W 0naing. Grialns, New Ha'eaif'
a-Hrrised, ship Asia Nycrk: bsrss Thomas nAlssd
Orchis; Powhatan, and Fannie, Cardenas % s ~
Phlnney and keystone, Cardenas; Wesley.
PORTLAND, May A-AfrIved, steamer Dns'' so
RCHoSD May A-Arved steamer. ssI' s,sr pe,ns
and Albemarl~ Bourne NYork via h0rioik ~ n.rhsa-s
sohrs L p Phsro. Collins aud rbom" "s'
BAN FRANCISCO. May o. Arrived bark A"s'raina s"fA
sslsd NV shn. fsSias (frl Lsrrsu., Fsim0u". Sas
sa, Feralesnd Bsa@n srt,s by yea itsJ. vsts
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COFFKkFi0 ruled quIet and We heard OF Important
sales prices except for prime grades continued
the purchasers
FLouR GRAN-Recepts, 6s7e bbs -four 200 do
and 40 bags corn meal 1000 bushels wheat 81 439 do
and 20 900 do oats The
was still dull nominal but there less reguay
and the decline was neither marked general
yesterday. Prices were generally l0c. . l1c lorwer
with occasional forced sales AZ prices equivalent to
decline OF 25c Tho market for California -four dull
and nominal; the sales about 900 bbs including
California at the revised quotations appended.
-four continued in light demand, and prices shade
lower the sales were limited to about 200 bbls. at the sub
vailed AZ previous prices though in instances the
lower grades disposed OF shade lower pces sales
400 bbls at 81 rs 90 90 Corn without
change being moderately active and steady sales 400 bills
ut Sc @ for Brandywne and Fairfax and IS IS for West
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Wheat was dull and entirely nominsl One load Of 1850
shs a9ss S.y.
while holders would sell these prices withdrew
sss' :sIS s
Sa sad
n "a esss Ts 81 fns Ps
sse depot and :; Is for old sos The sales were about
dried 81 II 81 IS Oats further declined t. &C. per buahs,
ssc for state SOC. Sc for Western and Sc &c. for
FR.roHrs ruled dull and heavy The engagements wore
gS 1sPsS pst e. S05s sSs nS
asrss. beei i =. ana sa ssis slo
Ds s ~ s Hn 70 g. 81 go p:
e g. and per steamer :, md. yis.ns tobacco 4 IS
Eassna rs ie ssn
CUISINES continued dull but arm previous rates. No
MAY was il fair demand and arm. II % for shipping
and q 80 81 70 for rsal lou. .a o.a :, an
prices The stock continues light sales 100 bales .. 500
hnsr:aaS,is ruled arm lss gold y,,aou: sale.
sss
ps 81 ri h ruled o pSo ha cS
soe. aSso., and 6 DO Cuba museo1.do At Bic
IN * 1as pa'-
s's .: a. e sonna s q s
Gle Ro.ns were sneeedngy aais and no I'm sses
ws
So: =: su ma. :: ~ q su. a..
sr.s. rsd very Arm our a.. a.ss . Fs OILS
g n.S SIS FOR prime city winter Other kinds were IN
PEisol.u.-E. ceips so7s eels. Crude ruled sIeesd
in Dbl FOR regular gravity heard q sales. Bonded
sooas 20 =. VIM.
aS %: S ms ss q :i.n s Ss .S um.
@ white for July at 2 aud 500 do standard white buyer
Rsovlsoss Receipts. iOs bbl., pork. . DO hard 8
packages the market for pork continued quiet
%s s A Go. not :'ss.s
were 100 bs = So IS $ FOR asw q, Tor old
g buyer. option Total :ost Sans Ss Old .na
date ssi ,sss DO Beef soniiaasa nSdsI..sy
ssoct old and new. june ISL ssis psckssss same date
@ Tsq s s nnd vspe s SSsc
changed: sales 100 bbs at Sal So or terce beef no
were In modeiste roaues unchanged price sale.
made Of 70 npkgs At Y l4 Tor hams. aud % Oc Tor
previous prices however we're demanded Only moders.s
demand prevailed for lard and the market was scarcely 80
ths latter for prime kettle rendered. also 500 ebls
ss ss u.4 i Ssf sa na n ss
remained steady We quote state lsa and Western 10
K,cK.-Rangoon was IN moderate request; sales were
made Of to bags ~ bond ON private tsrns Carolina vas
SUGAR The make, was moderately active: prices we're
., 100 zoe Tie sales were loo hhds al iS.c Tor
Barbados lose for Cuba and ila.s for elayed DO
sls1aiss Was moderately active steady sales IS 900
s Sss part a. - ''''' '''0 ~. 0' grease s''.'
former prices. Grass seeds were duh aud nominal
TALLow remained steady with however, loss dong The
Wnsxrr-Eec-lpts 30 Lbls. me market ruled firm At
previous prices tue demand however, was modesase The
Western at SIC a SSc., Ia bond N
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PORT or NEW YORK. JUNE 2. 1887.
Arrived.

Arrived.
S Sf aeass pr Pr s m,s MAJ. .s1
sSss i seaad sA E ss u :s!sss
ssss: 81 III ..s s a:sss
sSs % ss. sss Of SANDY
s.@:ap m aspy Nay ~.
s.s.@shlp Mi..OaI. Hudson. Ne. orissa. day. 10
N ss xs m sss
ma oS cps q SSs o.
s.'snnah June " miles north Of hassas schr FrssE
s.s,m.hp Patapsoo. Nsn Charleston days, with oossA
=, Ship Morsio Palmer sh.nsha. FEB psssa Aniss ~
lea Sss aprns q t 1p 70 Ne: %
Gs A.;
painted white sai srsnDs inside had styled
sps He'd: tss s. r s5a %s:: sss.:
tho q
6 6oa.s ssh lat s. q Ion n 80 whaling sohr Joha
ssP Esa s.. ss G sis:su 2ss , s:
ship FrsasT.st Tudor. sol Boston: - 80,
and as passenger % Williams Gpioa Ap'" = WIN
bark Albert Emerson Wilson. Mirasoans Is days, wfS
BARK Martin v Bet. Thurlow. Maan,ss d.ya VIZ
ssrf Ha%Ssr Packard ssga. Il DAY. With mos.:s:
IRIS % %'s'
hides: &c ]" s.ss Son e. ga prsssS.s Ss;i
Aliebe, and Norwegian bark Mercury Tor
s a spoke .sSs s's
Brig Altavela tof Searspors Reed Arroyo. PR May u
sugar, &C. to Walsh Carver. Sailed In company wA
brig Riversde, for NYork.
brig Don QuiIo,e tof Belfast. Me-, Hasse Caibaren.
days with TO master. Sailed In company with bse
B Brown, for Newport, RI. -
Brig Foyle tBrl, Roy Cardsnas, days, with sugar. y
Crandail, Umphray 4 Co. -
schr Maria Emma (Port) Bito. Madeira "a days. WIN
wine salt, &C. to L 4 Amslnck Co. -.
Schr Caprccio Aust Zedro, Rio Janero, 50 days VIZ
sshi Ta,nswsrsh sof Barssao. Sawyer, St Johas.s
schr Dodd (Br). Knowiton, Bsracoa, days. WA
ScSr wreath Pinkhan, Eisabethport for Boston.
schr s buckingham Lewis, Portland.
schr D Currie Paddock Portland for Washingtoa. Do
Schr Convert, -, Boston,
Sehr N Burton, Adams, Boston,
Schr N Terbel. Handy Boston Tor Albany. az.
Schr Wells Chase, Provincetown
Schr AriAdne, Robnson Edgartown
Schr X Dean, Cook. Taunton.
Schr Loxer. Lincoln Taunton.
Schr s w Ponder, Lincoln, Taunton:
Schr Manlovo Stabe, Woods Hole Tor EhsAbetss\
Schr Adams Spoford Fall River.
Schr Pointer, Nichols, Providence
Sohr Ontario. Barber, Provfdeuce
Schr Frank 4 Emily. Pritcbard, Providence
Schr Success Richardson, Providenoe Soe koadout.
sohr Connecticut, stsglin. Stoninston
schr " aine.S New haven.
schr Smaller brown, Middletown.
Schr VIM Vail, VAIL Bridgeport.
Sioop Oregon. Rhodes, Providence.
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COMNfKRCIAL RRPORr.

SATURDAY, June l-0P n.
AsHn.-Rccepts II bills Pots were steady and arm as
- rs Pearl were nominal 1T ol3
CorroN-Under the continued favorable cable advices
from Liverpool the market again ruled drmer-and sghy
higher prices obtained Tho business contaminated
however was light the sales being limited 100
bales The market closed que though rm ct the follow
iupo
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suboined the hghes. prices obtained for the lead
ing stocks sold at tho rs. regular session OF the Ex
change on each Saturday OF the past four weeks
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Tho totals Is the close OF various weeks since the
g ths year sum nm m foloxs.

Annexed comparative statement showing the ship.
ments Of specie from this port last woek and during the
year 70 date together with those for the
periods In 1866 and 1906
1885. 1864 1867
Twenty second week 81 TOT $50 e687099T 4777 143
Previously reported IL T373 3Z 20 3S5 782 1888 635
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Marine DlunAt err.

Marine DlUnsterss
sHr ELLEN FOSTER, Robinson sailed from CkAo 8ayA
for Hampton Roads, and put back caky on the l0sn.
miscellaneous. ."
Tho following table gives summary OF the vessels e -
harbors OF York. Boston, Philadelphia, ChArj0e0A
savannah Mobile New Orleans and Galveston d ~
latest ACCOUNTS from each OF those ports:-