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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-09

correspondence from Virginia, North
Carolina and Maryland.
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esu entirei ss cPped f ffe
III Was xg0r9vs IN MT Its early so S, u
asES$s4s s ;s 'S5 ne Ss!
Pr SRssss $%s was fasS any any
Ss 'ns s suay Sssa sssesss # e
A. l.. LAND.
ffssF bs soSs SS Tse eno pcr I
Ss:s? ssf NfoSt
it an 1 s o
thereiors recommend 1t the best fertilizer have
ADpf2ss AsSs!s arneS: ar Co. sep' = m
for ,ss ;SnH K
st IL on toSness il
n s fhat Mhspe the % +
Wan was used It retains its gree and iuX,rnnt
ss s5ss 4. sHs !;
%s s?ss fs fss 'as Of al w
Tam, most respectfully yours:
on Ros2Ss
rate OF 25 Ii}s acre The product OF pota oes rom
VI a nsas'S 1 an s
,as as sowns s sss manifest snperor,y Of r
sowed turnlps on the whole ot digging the poa-
much that the which Guano was applied
sS ssS. os e. sss @ at considerable dstanff Gsos
,,c ,o q 1,c -Gatesvlllc, y C.. scrt. 1s 1877
used yoqr sGlubs faeilic last fall on my
s ss q s esy on shss S 81 IL Ssht m
ised the yield wheat is rs good il not bet bu,r wsr S
the RaGS WsS is s apRsa @ snrnr also made te
good as with The wheat and would recommend i IL
7Ho%hs oSH5s. ". sr1!Sc HSccLEsros.
,, Matthews Bluff. Nov 60 1866;
Used the Two tons @ Of Soluble Pacific Guano Won
Is oa set5an o1 ~
en %a she ado hs Sea Sad er1
stances sueeeeding Wet Cold an! coseq aenty
ssssSs S1Fni siul"e shIns
ass Sa w
es III
Ssa eaaaiy s ss"H Well fiat,s nos
VeFs fespeetfuiy' sou5s: 4. ST. s. FLOWERS
ws s:sd fs sSs Go e. ss<
@ ens hSnaIsa pasns the a
a5s th 40
1orms We also used It side by side with Peruvian
Guano and prefer it to celebrated Fertilizer W
can safely say that 1t s the best cheapest manure
we have ever used and cheerfully recommend the
public. -
Very respectfully.
Y. Y. 4, ?. GfGi G5fGXEs
FIJI. .AASSgN.
" T. Il DUNN. III jn.
MKssEs. .ouS S REESE Co. Gents: o " - '~0'S11'' 80 80 -.
we write to ask at hat time reasonably expect
the cargo Of 1o tons Soluble Pacific are having
Inquiries for It from customers who their SUP
plies through us last spring Dir c. Graham. Marion C.
c. writes us under date of 9th inst. that SOLUBLE
given general satisfaction and from the inquiries making
about Suano the Soluble Pacific will BE- very much in de-
nand." - ~ - -
We sold about 80 tons last spring An$on and Edge.
COMP counties III this State and the sails
factory to the planters who applied it, much so that
many Of them VIII use for their entire this
being cheaper by $40 ton than Peruvian yield
inly equal Farmers find it their buy the
PACIFIC Guano This Guano being already prepared an
other to planters Peru
Wan Guano We have dealt largely in Peruvian
~ years. and continue to deal the we feel
no hesancy In recommending the Pacific Gano when our
opinion Ia consulted. I
". 4. Mcl.1IY e. Co.
l@H Commission Merchants.
tFrom Richmond Enquirer sentinel.l
Pacific Guano-Highiy important to Planters
Elsewhere we publish a card from hessrs A. Y.
Stokes & Co., presenting letter from Hon. D. W.
r1x- t,to ocN
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-09

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Neaobern, n. e.
Norfolk, Ia. XII
Petersburg, Ia. q"
Wilmington, n. G.
Charleston, $. c.
SaUannah, Ga.
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Mobile, Ala. @
Columbus, Ga. \.
atlanta, Ga. ".#
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Yours, &C.,
s. II. JENKINS


$ REESE CO.. sasenafa &a Ca eDss T. 1866
fseadp nsso Int In bsrn s
se peaP S e 6o!
ss as n s e
s on lis sroSes
ws ss.lsdsd with sa Soof eoan'
aoasSI E. Eye5y 9. 1susY #ABE CO.
,,ss,. w Haeyonaale Triven Co.. Ga. Dec. 10. 1866
take pleasure IN giving you the result of experiment
in Pacific Soluble Guano last year. At the rst povy
Ing applied hundred pounds Of this an acre
drought the yield double and with favorable seasons
believe would have trcbcd ground without this
Guano &M"0 80
Very respectfully,
D. b. NEWTON
: =. Canoochee, Emanuel Co., Ga. Dec. 49, 1866
aasno on corn about $50 ,
fully double what it would have BEEN
for kind OF had had good SEASONS the
yield would have been treble the land The Soluble
Pacific very good manurca that claimed for it. and
cheaper, in my opinion, than Peruvian. =
NE. J. n. Rossos. Charleston. s. G. ~ o' ~ 1870
promised TO give You result OF the trial OF the
Soluble Pacific Guano' which procured from YOU
last spring. The season. you know was unfavora
cul;ies which had be contended With fron te long
drought with which we were visited, the experiment
satisned those who have much practical knowl-
which had been manfred WITH It was ihan
It would otherwise have been. The gentleman who
nad charge OF ny place. who Is skillfnl and expert
" another year as he feels its great
'o"''' Vefs 'ro1yt \: l. MOSES
The Evansville journal., 1867-07-10
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1t Costs Nothing to Examine
TURNER'S ..sr .u

Fine Stock of Boots and Shoes,
And in a majority of cases you ,oould
be so much pleased tosth the quality
and style of his goods, and the price at
i1hich he IS selling them, that you
,oould be certain to save yourself the
trouble of looking elsesohere. and order
a fe,0 pairs sorapped up before you left.
~ ~
pg To my large circle of business
friends, and the ladies in particular, |
would say that my stock of good shoe
work of all kinds is very full and
fresh, embracing some new and very
fine glove kid and serge goods for
mems wear, boys shoes of all kinds,
and particularly ladies serge CATERS
and slippers, easy house and fine
dress slippers, childrens' CATERS, Po-
lish Balmorals. ankle ties, and slip
pers Of all kinds. va. Il N .es
From this time until after the
Fourth of July, l will sell the above
and all other goods at prices more fa-
vorable to the buyer than could be
obtained before since 1861. + a
:.Tsa 80 T. w. TURNER,
= South First Street. 2
june8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

The National Trust Company Of the City OF new
York, at No SS8 Broadway capital one million DOL
lars Darius r. Mangum. President, receives dePosits
% ,nonev In large or small amounts, and GIlOtrs four
ne, cent iurest on daily balances, subject TO check at
s,bt The capital is divided among over five hundred
shareholders comprising many gentlemen OF large
wealth and financial experience who are also person
allv liable to depositOrs for all obligations OF tue
COMPANY TO double tho amount Of their capital stocK
The Company will make loans from its Deposits ana
Trust funds on Government Securities. State otocKs
and City Stocks of this State but it u not permitted 70
DISCOUNT or deal IN COMMERCIAL oRBUsISEss paper
and by its charter no loans can DO made directly or
indirectly TO any trustee. officer. empoye OF the
Company.
individuals, firms, and corporations CAL keep &C.
counts in this institution with special advantages Of
security, convenience and profit.
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6urt @arHtn's 9utir.

Nine tuns of tracts have been sent oy Henrv
pney es0 OF London, 90 the Y M 9. A. of chicago ~
Id mat this gift Is the result OF vow mace y NJ
Iay when the success Of the Atlantic Telegraph Sapls
that he would devote al his dividends hom 70
uses. - =. IA - Tonlol
on the 2st utmo OF olergymen ana otere VINO uehreo
10 prOmote common action among those VINO rely Tor
the religious improvement Of human Life upon MAI pie
agreement In matters OF doctrnal theology The discus
sons took wide range but at length an amendment pro
nosn0 10 omit the word Christian Withdrawn and
an organization was effected 20 be known the frea
Christian UmOn The Unions central church ~ To No u
LoudOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
THE MARKETS.
lCGsnIJ reported i'g TsS 1slsVss
fftrrraF.aU IL

fCsrssuny reported f1g TES TRIBBEE
TUESDAY, Dec. 10, 1871.
AsHEs-The inquiry is light for Pots at y 25aSo 81.
Pearls are duliat all
BTTII'DING MATERIAIS-An articles coming under
RMS heading etill meet with fair demand and prices
remain firm The closing quotations are a. follows;
Brick AZ 40 BOaSi 50 for common Hard; t60t1 FOR
CrOtOn and S4OaSlS FOR Philadelphia Front Cement az
- for ROsendale Hair az Se0S6tc. roy Rio Grande
Mixed, 3Jns71e FOR BuenOs Ayres Mixed, and lUl2c.
for Unwashed Mixed Laths az - three months Lime az
mo for Common and S. for Lump Plaster OF Psfis at
q 67t4 per tun for Blue Scotia " 40 per DOl Tor
CaeiDen Eastern and "a boper Dbl Tor Cacneo AnlcKeE@
booker AMI Empire Mills
BEIsWl x-The demand has been only moderate, but
prices are Without special changes sas OF 2OO al 4Ot
ale for Yellow Western and Southern. -
BklbILKs rensaiB quiet, and prices ave nominal II SOc
81 10 Tor American Gray and White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF sEw.YoRk &c

CLEARED.
Steamship Thames, Pennington. Savannah Lo"den
Steamship Persia tBrl, Lott, Liverpool b Cu1ard
Steamship Leo Dearborn savannah Murray, Ferns Co
Steamship saratoga, kOs EorSolE CU Point and RchaSSd n
Bsl EVELYN Brl jenkins Cad, via vgo narssels HAl.sy
BARK Helene iBr COau COrs FAnOOtb for orde' Boyd
Bari Am.rsu.b CBren), H,gsn, Bremen, G. LuBDg Co
Doris Brodersen tDsu Nielsen Antwerp FuseA nsiseh'
sss Bounding Bor vduleh Lisbon FOR Orse Bacon ss',,
barb wheain Johnson Mcntevideo and market Dowty Con
S.Hg,,: S5 III I,a E.Ps1 e. H'
Bhg Josephine Or r.Tbss Mantle, H ps@oh 20 y.
Bns anmas Bird E,i GiS To. Iad Ssens'
R R SF n GaS5 ; w s.Sas T %sSss e. Mallory
seST EecSic spark smith ds Tore e. FoOlls' son'
scRr s K Evans rah PsfnT@Suco and Bahia T1os Eor.n
seSr Ses1ls Crose sa1Ius CArtSageSs ssrlas MAs
scR S' Helen NJ Waite mcRe, DsHer,.. Masr H9sshoa
sehr. s P. GOdsin Waterbury stamford
ARRIVED.
Samsbip r. C. knight Dents Washington D. C. arc h'eiss IA
B.% S.S5sie of Nassau n p Jess., satanlA. dy,
?. % a.5, 70 J. b "1ri w. Al''0''O " VIC '
BARI Bue Nose (of Truuo n 81 Rit Antwerp a dA .tS N
seaar. Son Co Dec R s mile, s,, we, q VIZ. c a
passed ship sas from 5soa sn Rad 10. sssS " s ~
since then had strong NV gales ,.n,
schr Do Kahn boeif klasshg9 r. ioT Ne. Haven
sshI. K 7. Graham stOHus, Eira0ehpOr for VnrsA
DISASTERS.
The schr Rnoch loaded with i ashore al ft" e ,
The SabnInns Co has her a'ss
-
lou q 90 BY arrival at Boston od'J Shs h'o r'AN
dech load overheard and would return 70 p0rt -. -. d
schr Superior Rocklasd from New lorf for beston WIN a
- filled p with Cape AnD IN eisess eaVpf
b G of water her The vessel abandoned sd all sAnS'
irn Of brig Uncle which arrived Al boseo "oA fMs
vas IS tuns register built at ROekland in 1851
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Cross Ledge 10 DeaS Bay HB Do removed WE
her.t for Winter. about the 18Th INST
By ordsr Of ne Light Houre Board , ,..-.
December, 1857
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ro.,ou nee Arrived steamship George Appsd bahncrsI
brgs Dove AirossaD Uues SAM Noodle Edwin Pom Jeass
uolsy,s IIeE Dec a-Ardveo shrs Mar Mason o bes'ee
Ers Rshccca Ida Bella Wees l. b Cool or
SsYor KorWieh Justna EeWYok hAiAnL sad hAfnes bs
SAILED srhr Geotse D. Upton
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prcr1prs nF PRnnuCE

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Dec iOIl1o bills Flour 652 epls Wiley 70 y, Dds rs
Corn Meal al7 do. do; 1900 bush wheat lsI9I
bush COM 25t2y bush Oats. Gao bush. Malt, IA hush.
seedf Il pkcs Ashes i26 pkgs Beef Ss9 bbs POIk go
pkes Cut Meats $40 pks Lard l273 sacks Oleake sos
dressed Hogs, 1861 Live Hogs 32i2 bbls Petroleum.
aiO pEgs Butter. 1874 pkgs. Cheese go bbls Eggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR CHARLESTON. Dec. IOIa steamship Cha.sosnn an.
Ms We've H. H. williams and Charles Bad NM Nhe Ano
children H. Hanscb Cafy T. NJ Sehader Charlotte buoca
avlor Pred Hine Mt and Mr. Philip virgil mr.
end chi deB aud servant IL Asd SAM
ConoSer Mrs Gertrude Bliss son A9o 9Seehs '" "
sharp Hiram Blair
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1867

withdrawn from the market, and sales cannot he mace
except NJ material decline from last weeks rates We
continue our quotations. however without change, De
Heyiug reaction must follow unless receipts are
more ihera aud n is fact worthy II remark that ~ no
time within the memory " the trade have ne domestic
receipts been small Ht this Of the year now
The arrival within the present week OF nearly $50 bales oI
Foreign Hops equal 10 about 800 bales Americana leln
greatly 10 dcpess and restrict the demand for inferior
Hops 81 domestic growth. With a continuance 81 ibe
present dizziness, holders will be compelled to submit
% lower prices Imports for the week. 335 bales EHp0r
% British NOTth-AmerCau Colonies, bales 10
venezuela, l bale. Our impOuatiOns Tor me
season bow reach i,7l9 bales, being an eXces,
oi IN bales tho entire imports Of last season.
London letter under date Nov l6 says: Nothing can
De more depressing than the present condition OF our
market Business has almost ceased and prices dal re-
cedc making fan altogether during the past WEEK OF
los q cwf and fear values will 20 sti lower. Inns
great decline has tended 90 narrow tine O buyers
aud also has had the effect OF making bankers very
cautious IN granting the usual credit facilities for hu
ness thus creating want Of confidence and general I'M
easncss throughout the trade Our future prospects
look gloomy, and believe some time must elapSe be-
fore better demand will he experienced. Continental
markets also very duh and although no particular
decline Ii quoted lower prices have been accepted ~ rare
our imports from ist September amount to about 4s5O
old duty and told 10000 duty will follow. which
with growth, Will be sufficient 10 supply our
years wants" The following the cash prices current
at Hons IN the NOW York market:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun R.s..... p Moon ksss
THE Dst
Sandy Boos 7O Cows Island. Hell Gate. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
POULTRY AND GAME.

Asrcm1rkcd last week, the prices OF mat uhy on WhF
our figures were made up, were not long muntalnrd'
There being steady decline. even with cold weather
Receipts large, and demand light, too many people
being ont % employment for All to eat poultry Its sell
ing very slowly today. ana present low rates may nave
a further decline before the holidays large supply N
anticipated 10 takes large lat, frrsh nearby turkey 10
bring 2Oc today aud huc Bucks County or other co"e
chickens 10 90 above l6c We SAW Western stock, Dom
chickens and turkeys sold at l2c aud NOT IN bsd order
either Some in bad order sold az s. hbl large
sale Of good turkeys made this morning AT l0c'
hard week h anticipated. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

COCOA continues quiet small sales arc making nj 81
&C. for ST. Domingo. II Tor GuayNqu aud lGal7c for
Caracas, all gold in bond.
CANDLEs-Adamautine are in fair demand AZ fun
prices snes OF 500 boxes at 2OG2c Sperm are quoted Gt
sSc and Patent a 55dGtc, the latter rate for Judds
COAL-Ihe stock Of domestic Is large and prices are
steady; the demand is moderate for the season chiefly
for family usc sales from yard at 8 dSC 20 per tim; the
inquiry for caigOcs extremely light IN Foreign there is
nothing OF moment doing FOR want OF stock prices are
uncertain
DRUGS AND DYEs-Wc have Ind fair iobbing dc
mand for all articles coming under this heading, hut with
further decline IN gold prices are lower and closed
heavy safes Of 100 uns OF Soda Ash at s. 1852 a. gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

changed ord small sales The large stock OF prints must
l,rjn 10 move before can anticipate much improve
uleut boz tic price Of gray goods The following are inc
sales the past week 5000 pieces, 56XG0 G5c5 6OD no.
b5XGn "a To-. 5D0 do CuXji, C4c commons 1900 40, o4ADi
6sr secoaO-; 10000 do 6lX6l, C1c., commons l6OGl no.
CXGf a stauCuC; llOOO do, CA164 &c extra Total
6gylU pieces.
The earnings of tho Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Company wcse for the first week In Decem-
beI:
iSs7t2laS67 &c 1866. 73l32 20 Increase sC5'94 Go
The Hartford and New-Haven Railroad, forming
the miedle line in the Ncw-York and Boston inland
route, extends from New-Haven, Ctq TO Springfield
CT 3S miles witch one branch from Berlin 2G miles NJ
New-HucuJ TO Middetown, 1915 miles. and another
short branch tlS5 M into Hartford. The New-Dri'-
OIL and Middetown Railroad purchased in lSo'l las
alcugth OF e47 miles. The main line IS donDio u"CN
The following statements arc from the reports i04
the four wears ending August 81:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
nnnoM-copNI e IN tar supnIy and steady I'D sal2c.;

the demand Is moderate.
COTTON-Thc continued high rates OF freighs and the
scarcity at room restricts the operations OF shippers, and
with liberal arrivals the market IL depressed closing duh
and unsettled nt about 1C&l1C for Mdduc Upauds TO
f-l1-lc for 90 Newt Orleans; sales uf 2.Ol3 bales
COFFEI-Bi5tzil Coffee icnaius very duh and prices
weak and nOniual buyers seem determined 10 force
flrtLcr decline but, as importers lose heavily az
Drescn figures concessions uIc refused In Baltimore
sales have been made OF Leo bags IapWng and 73O
do cx Of Avon private terms The stock of Rio
nj the ports, made mp by Mcs-r VIM Scott & sons is
17slg5 bags OF which $3.50 are ~ New Orleans 1900 nr
galveston, 1900 90 Mobile 2sCcn 40 Baltimore, 1900 at
philadelphia, and 10 GU 40 NcwYOrk Prime Java
tuucs scarce aud very un. West India grades dun
aud heavy; sales of 2O bags Laguayra and 1900 do Mur
cahn Oh nIlNnlN forms. We nnnfe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

ous-Anerican I4nsesd is in fair demand. and ths
tef ried steady; sales az 0N % for casks aud bbs
In Crude Fish Oils we have had only moderate busi-
80 but rices are without change; sales al 650fo TO-
t,9e ara q lOas2 rs for Sperm. Manufactured OILS
&c anil and In the absence OF sales prices are nominal
s5,Ne Cfv lard Oh has sold to fair extent prices
80 I'm * 81 IO0si 90 Fed OF is quiet and unchanged
OIL CGKF-The inquiry is fair and the market Is quite
Arm sales OF 200 tuns at 5lc currency iOI 1ehblheu
and ssa4Oc for City, gold ~, .,-.,
M wFAi-The inquiry Is fair the market IL steady
a. A. sOas2 BS and retail lOis az " O0t2 70 2 100 10
EAVAI RTOREs-Spirite Turpentine H. lower, aud
ve Ley business IA quiet sales OF 40 bbls IN lots ~
b2a6fA GiOsluK ~ @aR2hC Ctue H o ulu pIIVes nOln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
Qi6iotnO Clothes.
GrSEEAL OFFICES ERrE RAILWAY CosPlN1.
~ l21 MELT. NKW.ioRK. Dee. 4, let1.


No ig7 WEsTsT. NEv-YORK. Dec. 4, 1907 y
DJVIDFND.-The Directors of the Erie Kali
Copps have declared DIVIDEND The Preferred steel
m the road for the 1901 Of Pen Chn
MOhDAl
fert at the Tr-asues once Fireplace 10 ihs ksssefs0 s''o
Iock at clrsiug Of the hooks 81, -, -. v.ts.. a..
Sea n 81 r,op on The Tb January 1868 By ORDER the Board
WI HSN' -D P HORATIO n OTIS, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

ina Resins generally lower, but NJ the close there
u more steadness the business has been 20 fair cN-
tent; sales Of 900 bbs In lots. Tar IS firm, hut only ~
moderate request. Pitch Is quiet and unchanged. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
1854. 1868.

E,rnisr' ''''i 7,sg7 80 ssrS p scosaa CT s728is 60
The financial condition OF the company at the com
y,eneeuent and close of five years as above is shown
in the following abstract from the general balance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

We NIL remark that II is almost impossible To sell fine
State Hons to-day at over 68c. while hOme common VI
The present seasons growth have been sold at Csc.
HIDES, SKINS. AND FUR6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

OINcK OF THE DuBraCE AND sioU4 III 40 ~ pssT ~
NOTICF.-A DIVIDEND of SEVEN PEN
~ CENT has this day been declared % W.
M +. Jessup Co. No u Pnes TO tbe eo'aers o. ss
,te Al closing Of The transfer books VIII ne coseo on NO
ib pro.o and reopen cor transfers The "a Of Jaaea no.
i''- F'N0' 49, G. II. BOOTH, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

MOLABSES-There is no demand except IN Topping
av Tor any description, and prices are cepressed and
ofrs at auction The stock - estimated at 1911 hnds
cuba sT do Porto Rico i3s DO EngiSn Island ard 900
avs ~ "a S55io four months. and 6l7 bDs NeWOriesns
cargo per steamer Gen Grant at steVtc net cash We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
HEIaK

with largo falling OF in receipts the arrivals being
only 25iO bbs for the week the market is strong az
about 20 advance Most OF the sales the stock 10 good
order are at 3sa8gc and there 10 not much choice be
tween state and Western the latter by express Fresh
Jerseys Will bring single bbls. selling to-day
Ut llo. There Is good demand for fresh lOts We
quote
n J. T. L, ans Pa fresh WeHeni Fdof ios' on..'' Jds
JFdf0 iLDd q HVdaB
49, -. thlrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

Tho cold weather by locking up from $1,000 10 10000
bushels of potaoes In the canals has created hutirr IN
the markets here aud prices are unsettled The STOCK
here insufficient 10 20 through the .rhsnl ana naleth
are auxiOusy awaiting any prospect OF getting the Dos
thrOugh-0 doubtful prospect We advance the puoia-
iious about G5C per Dbl. We quote -, 1000. 10
Gsre q O0..... OUds9 s0i Mercer bh :. ~ Odtt ~
o-,,, - 10 .trpgt Goa b o. Jackson Whit. Phi 75a ~
VIZ. ,rt nd Pe.ch Blow. y bill Od6 p
xatJ --..... 4 5af 5 COL lei sweet. 4 hh. 0rH 20
VII. A. M 3 I'D q COL Move teoia f'bb. 40
po,,to.. kuet.r. A. iPumpkus q IOo.....I2 o eI6 N
,lf O0g Z % Sluash. Marrow 4 hh o n 4 80
C.rs, Chif bbl 2sa n Taps Rsssis V Dbl va -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-28

to start; they disappear behind the hill; they
reappeari the colors can now be plainly seen:
there Is yell trom many thousand throats;
on they come, cloud of yellow dust rising
from their hoois; they pass like a flash of
light and with sound like that of a rushing
WIND. Another YELL louder than ever. but
not from all; then silence, and a scattering
" 'Ie oInpact mass Carrier pigeons fill the
ar; horses are harnessed the cries of the cake
sellers are raised again; the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
begin to play; the negro minstrels dance and
sing all goes on as merrily as before. Bnt
the Derby is over, and the great event of
the year has passed: fortunes have been
won and lost. There are men who as
they return along the crowded road, must
chaf the costermongers and drink champagne
with their companions, while one thought
strikes eternally upon their brains-settliRg
day. There are men who as they return with
laughter on their lips, are contemplating with
a firm mind the new life which they must soon
begin to lead. How shall ever be able to
tell her? II is not all gone, to be sure, and in
five years, if / work hard, may put myself
all right. But poor Ned he will have to leave
school, andJ Julia must 60 out as a nursery
governess, / suppose"
And there are men more miserable still, who,
as they laugh and sing, are looking out upon
the wilderness of hopeless poverty through
which, when this day has passed, when their
debts of honor have been discharged they
must wander cold and hungry till they die.
And there are others who cannot discharge
those debts; who have no green spot whereon
to rest their eyes: around them is the deep,
black inexorable sea; but death cannot save
them from dishonor, nor a crime expiate a
fraud