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MAIL DETAILS TO AUGUST II.

The European mails by the steamship Cuba reached
chs city from Boston yesterday evening, bringing
special mail kilograms written correspondence and files
In detail Of cable dispatches the l7th Of August
The newspaper reports Of the Cuba have been sntic
psed in their main features the advces Of the French
mail steamship Vile de Paris Of the date pubrshed
In The HxRALD yesterday. Our special mail kilograms
portant lstssr Of special correspondent in London,
which We present to-day, embrace matters Of much
ssrsst
The London Nmes Of the nth Of August has lengthy
editorial the subject Of German consolidation under
Prussia, in which the writer sAys:--
There doubt bus Prussia has ip.some instances
used her advantage with unnecessary harshnsss. In
policy which spared Bavaria was hardly jussiisd II
.ssiosssy Afforded the original prs.sss should have
bssn carried On with grsaser regard 70 national prncps
=. .h m f on Ps.n sss 3 &c
.conAucs towards Dsamark with respect 70 the DANISH
dssrics q NorA schlssss h ". guilty sss ssy q
sdoisss means for Prussia rally I'll Germany roual
ssr c0sa - .; MINT Sss one Of sSn
vancsd, no lsss than orderly Of European rsoss
Ths German paesm ~ sbaA The King Of Prussia q
his wav V Cssssl wss svsywhsrs cordially rsssvsd
UsAsr the ssspscs u Rsshschd. rodesco, wsdiaasr.
cad other capttall1A and Counts George karon Fsse-
scs Aisdsr, Anlnsv. and other mssnasss aHungaEtan
credit bank has juN bsss established The capital D
asssn ilion nerns seventy ave thousand shares Of
eve hundred norins 10 be increased II necessary 10
shrsy mTlioua Three millions are 70 be subscribed b.
che public.
On Saturday. August TO- . daughter Of the late Hon.
ris,,s son,sg the Countess Aiexandrne Ross, mar
RED al Psssburg Count kmerich Esisrhazy, Of Aus
tra
On The 18th OF August the English House Of Lords
gave Judgment the important appeal Of certain share
boldsrs in the concern OF Overend Journey Co.,
ssalus, the decision OF Vice Chancsl,or Mains. which
pIsced them on the list Of conirbusorss The Lord
chancellor Lord Csnworth and Lord colonsay all pro-
.ounosd Judgment against the appellants decisIon Of
vaa, interest 70 the creditors asd shareholders ~
The president secretary and several OF the members
Of the Operative Tsllors Association, Of London,
.pps,rsd al th. Marlborough Street Police Court,
Lpaasp,p sasnn y sHumeusss charging ben bisA sSa:
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SPECIAL rELEGaAm 10 the Hsa.Lq..


sssefinE Of the Republican state (estrnt
Co."mifte~ At AIbsny-A state Nomi waiting
Csss.ention 70 he Held nj syracuse On Sop
rembei 10. q
ALBANY, August %, 1851, II
7o'Clock r. N. 3
The Republican state Central COMMITTEES met At the
Delavan House at nve O'Clock this afternoon, Hamsn
Harris presiding, and james Tsrwiger ofnciat.ns ~
secretary The committee IS composed Of one member
from each Senatorial district and two ds,srasa n rxa
but only about twothrds OF the members were preont
The session was brief and quiet ono Two propox-
tons were preson edone TO call the Republican Stats
Convention for the 25h Of September The other feg
the ID Of October The friends OF latter propos0u
DESTROYS Of waiting until after Adjournment or
the Constitutional Cow enon, which Ia thought win
not sit longer an October in order that The state
Convention might have the work OF body before e
in framing platform and nominating candidates tor the
State ticket which this year embraces the following
officers Secretary Of State, sxte Treasurer, state
Engineer and Surveyor, Canal Commissioner Comp
trolieE Attorney General inspector Of state Prisons
and Judge Of Court Of the Appeals
The friends OF the first proposition advocated the
earlier order that longer time might intervene be-
the nomination and election and thus afford time
for a more deliberate The later day-the -
OF October-they commended would permit only four
weeks interval 70 the election.
The proposition finally adopted, and the 2Sts
Syracuse the place. for the meeting OF the State Nom-
mating Convention
IL also decided that the Convention shall consist
OF three members from each Assembly district o. tins
State-makng in all . Convention Of three hundree
and eighty-fOur membsra Tho republican organiEn-
tons OF each Assembly district permitted discrs-
tonary powers AZ to the method and time of choosins
the deleg0toa
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In the Evening Telegram

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REGISTRATION IN NORTH CAROLINA.

WASHINGTON, H. c., August Is, 1867.
It appears from the North Carolina papers that the
registration thus far that State shows blacks
registered to white and in districts larger
proportion A letter from Harnett county Gays 4
The whtes generally do not seem to turn out. The
blacks the other hand, turn out masse and arr
nbilant about their being allowed TO register. General
Sickes has caused circular to be addressed to the
Board OF Registration informing them that officers OF the
militia upon whom devolved the execution Of the patrol
laws other general laws relating TO the domestic
order Of the State and the government of the slaves
therein having thereby assumed and performed civil
functions deemed civil officers within the meaning
Of the OF Congress- and any such officer having AZ
forwards taken part in the rebellion who aided and
abeted persons ENGAGED 10 the rebellion is excluded
from reg istrat ion Q voter.
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SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

Imperial Russian Hon0rs 70 the Admiral and
HIS Decentralization Of the Swedish Navy
In the Waters Of Russia-Reception by the
Archdukc Constantine.
ST. PETERSBURG, August Is, 1867,
ITO O'Clock p. N.
The attentions shown by the Russian authorities to
Admiral Farragut since his arrival last Saturday, have
been enthusiastic and marked.
The Russians have invariably taken the initiative in
salutes and visits Of ceremony All the Russian officers
have by order paid their respects TO the
Admiral.
The Swedish feet in the Russian waters has been ex-
ecedingy friendly.
Admiral Farragut and STAFF with the Captains OF the
Franklin, Canandaigua and the Frolc, were presented
to the Grand Duke Constantine to-day.
The Grand Duke had come expressly from abroad to
meet the United States feet.
The reception was cordial
Tomorrow the Grand Duke vsits The squadron.
All well on board.
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SPANISH REVOLUTION.

The Insurgents Said to he la Sarag0ssa.
PARIS, August 2S, 1867.
Reports continue to be received from rebel of
che Of the instruction in span aud especially
In the province Of Aragon
The latest advices from that quarter report that the
insurgents have captured and hold Of tho city
OF Saragosss, the capital OF the province.
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NAPOLEON IN CAMP.
His Majesty in the Kitchen Making se'

Paris August 10y correspondence OF London Star
The Emperor since his arrival at Chaons has enjoyed
capital health and has been noticed that tie Is
Interested and amused by the theatrical performances
OF the soldiers than by those best troupe In
this capital His Majesty leads regular soldiers life
and ENJOY the meals he shares with the officers
He has become a formidable rival OF Baron
Brisse, inasmuch as he has invented new and rapid
manner Of making soup. The general Ulcers In COM
mand diued With him tour de role the other day Az
soon as dinner announced the Emperor said Mes
sieurs kow going 10 mako the soup" servant
handed his Majesty bottle with which he proceeded
TO Kitchen The contents OF the bottle, which con-
ciude to have been preparation of meat essence was
poured by the Emperor INTO huge saucepan OF boiling
water and instantly made soup for sixty persons.
Whether good bad I cannot take upon myself to
assert not having been Of the "augus assembly,"
as the newspapers express 1t.
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SOUTH GERMANY.

Bavaria Endeavoring 70 Attain New POSI-.
tiOu.
MrMcH August %, 1867.
prominent Journal which acts the organ Of South
ern Germany that Bavaria and the other States
OF South Germany will unite with Austria Or Prus-
.sa, and maintaining their independence Of eitner will
hold the balance of power between the Northern Con-
federation and Austrian Empire
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NASHVILLE MAYuaAlrY CONVENTION.
NASHVILLE. Tenn.

NASHVILLE, Tenu., August 2S. 1851.
radical convention was held at the capitol this se
noon TO nominate candidate for Mayor. Those vhs
called the convention expected the nomination Of H. e.
Scove an old loyal citizen and large property holder
and the declension OF Mcss Alden and Myers but ~
This matters unchanged and Mr. Alden win prob
ably continue candidate regarding himself the party
nominee. The present Mayor Mr. Brown, Q conserve
tive. is also candidate. The election promises much
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THE CANADIAN WAR.

American Legislative Reclamation to the
Sultan.
CoSsrANrSoPLE, August 2s, 1867.
Tho American Minister Edward Joy Morris has had
audience with the Sultan which he presented his
Imperial Majesty the resolutions OF the United States
Congress relation the In the island Gambia.
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APPOINTMENTS DY GOVERNOR fsMToN.

ALBANY August g. 1857
Governor Fenton has appointed Frederick T. Edwards,
OF Liverpool Eng land, and Alfred f. Barnard oil Lon
don, commissioners OF deeds for this State
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TIVE STOCK or cuTroN.

IRON the Evening Telegram Of yesterday.l
NV ORLuAus, August 2s, 1861
s fatal available stock Of cotton ~ oil the ports Of
Iyred states is computed rather les than 100 900
,s,ss Quotations In this market are nominal
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BY TIE CABLE TO AUGUST %.
Prussian Assaults on the Salzburg Con-
ference and a General Anxiety.
Bavaria Seeking a Dangerous
Position.
The spanish Revslutionists Reported
In SaragesSa.
Russian Honors to Farragut's
Flag.
THE WAR EXCITEMENT.

Prasslan Attacks on the SaIzburG Confer.
ence-The Public Uueasiness IucreasinE.
-. LONDON August 2s, 1867.
The increasing bitterness Of tone which is apparent
n the editorials Of the Pussan journals the Salxburg
conference much anxiety throughout Europe.
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STEAM IN THE ALPS.

Railroad Train Over HIont Gents.
PARIS, August 2S 1857
To-day the first train Of passed the railroad
Across Mont Cents.
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THE NORTH scHLEsWIe QUESTION.

French and Austrian Advice to Denmark.
PARIS, August %, 1867.
Austria and France unite in dssuading Denmark from
snssting the retrocession Of Duppel and Alsen by
Prussia.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, August 49, 1857.
Among the passengers the steamship Hermann,
which sailed this port yesterday for New York.
Rev. Charles Kingsley, the author and Mr.. James e.
Harvey late Minister OF the United states Lisbon
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FIRE At COnNeAUTvIlle, PA.

CLEVELAND, August %, 1867.
fire occurred nj Conneautville. Pa, this morning.
winch destroyed SchofeIds block, PRESBYTERIAN
church. number of other buildings In the business
part OF the town. Twelve business firms were burned
out Tho loss Is not stated.
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REGISTRATION IN ALaBamA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. August %. 1867.
Registration returns in full have been received from
all tho counties in Alabama. They give total ef
1850 e95.
NHcks o. 80
There only ten candidates announced In the State
so far, aud only coored candidate.
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INC ca11nS Ann caan cAoes II hlklAMA.

MoyruonnRY August g. 1857
Sixty sir bales OF new cotton have been received 10
srsssiv damaged during the last few weekefor lack
OF rain sud b. worms Tss corn cE9e y .ss and large
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ROYAL Havana Iostsry-F For Sm ,se sspss
TAYL0R A DO bankers Is Wall street, New fork.
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Systems RUN DOWN.

SYSTEMS RUN DOWN
them allow s y we % sn
s sss pToPsr msahs 81 ss dns sesa
and rart,, collapse physical forces. sccompsnss
A6R BTrERs whs SS the has been
Of mind exposure or any other cause the remedial sGccs
81 as ssss sa w ~ severe GsS a
trated the bodily and mental enersies, pronounced BY
''mps'''' m''' srIf sfaT rosIc IN Use.
scnadsn: % hsm:si.s: hey would .i..y whs.
soSsns l" %
'rSa 'ss
, csa q When. Ss n
e s s be s h sss : no As
iu.s. New York osncss, - Deg street. -
Who night And Vel $:Ssssy u;:s ~.
, Lave - Sss ina, Ss1 Ar y. S Known Icmss
for all dyspsgc complaints; ssS
great tonic virtues equal be found. D.lisse
.eSnsSy those who are ~ess s
suffer with mental depression are greatly benefited b
Superior cologne, aud At half the price.
SINS e. ss: ..J
ss:s%' DEAAs HSalssshs f' ':" =
Co. t Is ws.s.
xs:. .:' = ,.: =. p: ::; r.:
.ss ropSsrs s.a sss.s m.ds ~
pcres gaps astonishing Thousands % Professro
EKssitsls. ,~'i,sSs rsr,:l r...
sos %. Hs' e Ss q ss"aS SssSnss ssi
Baonhoe Nsehinesfhe cey sold medal fS Tits branch e
auufac;ure See ofcei Ms Of awards snd fas snns ~
medal at WHEELER WILSON'S.
y E, sg.al.I IeSkTsi!ses h s,.. cI:;s,.ss
x::ss 4 s: ss H ". ss: fr'-'-- s'"'.s
sHb1HSs e: H. ss
medicine IN eristenc that system while rcncv
nv ., n. Ssre Sm ms ana sas.
e stamina Of the patient that purihesson sna yss
ton 20 ON togethef Price - cents per Dol oe~'s~ WV
sweet gum, free from TASTE. Sold by Druggists.
ROYAL Havana Iostery-FceF, gm ,sc c.psS
TAYL0R 90, BANKERS, Is Wall street, view fofx.
Roy,y Havana Iottery..Prizes Paid -
sci> srnsbed Tho highes rates paid tee
~, a ~" a,s I'll tnds Of Cold and silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers 10 wan Street, MI.
| The Howe Machine Cempnuy. Elias uawss
~ INC premiums Tor sewing msehlpes, oncc ~
II NsH
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u.~., Havana Iottery.-Prizes Paid IN
sc< sv,s furnished The hirhes rates paid Tee
Dsabo'n. .,d II tad. 8 f ssats ne u Wan
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RAILWAYS REGULAfiSG Pills are me on esthsrsis
medicine IN erstenc that while rcbcv-
Ing the bowels from unwhoesome matter vihsr I'LL
uves weaten but the "Reguators sustain ana sens.s
the stamina Of the patient that purihcson sad
ton 60 on togethee Price - cents Per BOZ, ''~'A VIZ.
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Cure WarrNuted or Money ReturUed.-Dv,
FILTERS Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently cuso1
k.o pESA eSys SGu r rcr. Msxsorn =
Hroa dGay
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The uo,ve Machine Cempauy. Elias uawss
yr,siwsy Nav Ters
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Ustysrsesle, Paris, 1897.

EHPssi.ss' rsWsfEss5ssss b Pssr d:aI r.s
awarded over sshy cemPetoss the hshss lrsns.ai
Baonhoe Nsehines csy sold medal fs Tits branch q
manufac.urs omrai hst OF snd fas sxnks
medal 1t WHEELER WILSON'S.
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r .s:. .I. H. Ss b s.s:z s.s M CI:is W.:
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E ". ss:s rr''. s'"'.s
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S0chem uOml0aiiOu u,
be not going 70 prove such recreans 70 himself and
his particular friends 10 give 10 another At the
present time he 10 nominaiy supported BY the whole
and cques and rings, and the multtudinous host OF
parasites that nsst the rooms and passages and ON CO.'S
70 BE- found in The City Hall and lie kindred buildings
within the park enclosure There Ut be appears
70 rule the roast and TO run the political machine he
Just now the save Of the factions into which the party Is
divided on the distribution Of she spois. hs oompro-
datss and dare not boldly take for any, leaving
his Of the private ring. Tweed. Sweeny
Co.. 70 make the slats, hopsg thus TO screen himself
this for ss and only waits 70 know the result TO
By the slate makers 70 mot only break with the party
convsntpon will b held on Friday psxt whom the
slate will be made out and then Immediately thereafter
the citizens may look for complete dissolution Of the
man and bis associates in me City Hall
Among other candidates most prominently named for
Fernando Wood, though neither gentleman has yea In
any way responded 70 the mention made Of his name In
this esnnectlon the former WI likely BE- the en %s
O'Reily democracy, around whom will rally the great
body. or the conservative masses OF the city. Mr.
Wood will not enter upon the contest case ~ the
representative Of any party. He has, undoubtedly,
great strength among the dsrmans-smons the great
lager bee, interest," and the ersws =, Wen =
where these interests are most concentrated there his
strength IL greatest and he hopes from the dicrte
OF his old political sdhesents He viii accept the rec
OF the November election test Of his strength and
BY ths. result he viii be guided whether he shall offer
himself % q candidate or NOT.
Mahal O. Roberts is talked Of the republican car
ddass bit among the politicians Of the various wards;
among the people his name 10 seldom heard In this con-
necton In the Twentieth ward whore powerful den.
ecrafic organization exiss, Mr. smith Ely is spoken "
as the standard bearer OF the ward for Mayor
In the lower wards there very little organization
but the current Of popular feeling has set dead and swim
pgaisr HsGyusp, Here " hN "a, sae4, " ehAaes,
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Airsss Ss Es;s:es 90 q srs Wsss Rsss-ssss
Cs,:s:sSEc.: H:,. "a Py y =. ~ 5v:r
A~a.r uHnx.s~ u
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or the outside democratic organizations may be
relied on, Tammany might save itself much un-
will put forward 81 tho right time Who will snatch
prize from both Tammany and the republican parry.
and citizen tho distrct 10 spoken Of In this
ton. In the district composed OF the Eighteenth,
Twentieth and Twenty-nrst wards Alderman Hardy Is
spoken OF independent candidate but u Ii under
stood that he IL unwilling 70 sntsr for the In the
district made Of the rwsfh. Nineteenth and twenty.
ddsiss struagIine Tor the nomination -thess ara
ex.County Clerk Gsnets Aldsrmaa Terence Farley and
Mr. Alexander Ward Il E said that Ia reward for
Genet win GET the nomination. This, may mot
him the prize, he II very unpopular In the district
sy m ts ma %
nusncs in the Twe and sneuld he run counter 70 the
nomination Of the party. will probably head the ticket
docsssdiy combine against him should he gss the nem
nation. The outside democracy will unite q cand-
date Of thsr own. Mr. james B. Csaghan, present Col
lsctor Of Revenue In the district The republicans
VIII nominsss either William A. Darling or Or.
Francis Thomas, and u not impossible that
The rspus,sao esaSidss may e. IN. som. nais, I.
therefore felt 70 the result for should republican
DO elected this would Give she republicans msoriy IN
Az 70 candidates for Assembly, there least from
one 70 ton in every district in the city Their name,
s n So"s, 20 u. men The,
.ny,Sins The constituents con1:n!ios at
S.sa may @ Rsss'' som. ~a:s
70 make tho whole city but one assembly dis-
tct electing the twenty one Asssmbymen 70 the Leg
measurs urge its adoption the Convent,on on the
ground that will secure the election OF bsftey class
~r.nss snS o. u. horde.
espredsory psssouss politicians 'saa a prsssns disgrace
such is the position Of parties. tAroushou, tn, city
alious sat " vsr concsyns.L
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- ceiling Of the Republican state (esfrnt
Co.7'miftee At AIbsny-A state Nomi waiting
C~ss.ention 70 he Held nj Syracuse On Sop
reu,ises Ii.
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MAGNOLIA wATER-A Delightful Toilet Ariicie.-~
Superior cologne, aud 81 half the price.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

r~rov July 2o-NOon- ConSOls for money, 95; United
,tes Five Twenty bonds, 722; Illinois Central RaiWay
ares 7Gs Enc Railway shares, 4sa; Atlantic ana ore''
scstern Railway consolidated bonds, 2S .....-..
Afternoon Consuls have advanced cent ana are
.oU ouo,ed az "a for money. United States rive
Tventies are . cent higher, and are quoted al ~
py,e Railway ehares have declined = cent ana are
,oted az 49, Illinois Central Railway shares are se'''y
et76s
Rveping-Consols closed steady at "a FOR money Amer
team securities closed buOyant at the following I"O'
united states Five Twenty Bonds, 727l6 llln@sCerd
Railway Shares 76l Erie Railway Shares ~ Au"hS
and Great Western Consolidated Bonds, -2.
f,vRRpooI July acknowledgements estlnai@
sles to-day arc 10000 bales. Niddbng Uplands lesd'
ddllng Orleans 1osd. Breadsuffs are excited Corn
,gfor New. wheat l3.ll for White California Oats
A Barley, o. Peas Az. Isrd, 1915. Cheese, ST. Beef
ft1L Pork, 73'. HcoB. 42i9 Pot Ashes. 5li E"Sih-
txnmou 81; Fiuc I. spirits Tmpcntine, 81. Petro-
ham- Spirits, Cd; Refined li4l Talow. Ai6. Clover
esed, A. ...
Afterpoou-Thcre is DO change in the quotations oi
aitcn Bacon has advanced TO 49, for Cunherlsnd 'n'
fiddes Standard White Petroleum mas advanced 70 -
p gan.
evening Cor Cotton closed at tho following
"a, horlzed auot, ls Mddling Upisnds,' loIds MID
aBng Orieans 10 the sales Of the day foot mp l2ooO
taes. The market closed quiet. Corn, S5'9 Oats a.
BARLEY ST. Peas, Az Pork 79i, and Beef l4o' y hbh
aeon arm at Isi Lard, 1919 Rosin- Common, Fine
o. Spirits Turpentine, 81. Petroleum Spirits, sl :
s.efned, ,li5. Tanow, 44i6
= LONDON July 29-NOOn.-NO. y Dutch Standard sugdr
xsis scotch Zig Iron, 5s Linseed Cakes, ~ l0 Cal
eutta IIBeeed $50. IjDseed Oil, s4 g.. Whale OIL, S52
Sperm OIL 800 Petroleum closed at Antwerp on sRtur
Gay evening 45f Lmseed Cakes have advanced 10 70
~ per tun foT thin OblOng.
evening Sugar and Iron steady at opening quota
a5ons Lnseod Cakes firm at sc l5 Other articles 'u'-
ppRrl