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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-06

Remarks from Chemical Analysisl
Amer careful analysis Of Helmbolds Prepa.
ratioas they enjoy our utmost confidence. We
sonsidcr them safe and reliable.
.-..----- SEyEERS 4 YATES
Philadelphia, June 18th, ls6o.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-06

have seen and used, as before stated, every
form Of Bueku-the powdered leaves, the simple
decoration, tincture fluid extracts,-and 1 am
mot cognizant Of any preparation Of that plant at
ali equal to yours. Twelve years experience
ought, think, to give me the right to judge Of
its merits and without prejudice or partiality
Sslue a thing according to its bulk If did other
Btchus would out.do yours, but hold TO the
doctrine that bulk and quantity do not make up
value-if they did a copper cent would be worth
more than a gold dollar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-08
Notice to dnvalids.

A ID PERBONB WHO HAVE NO HOAE
"A nor place whore they can receive the stten'
ton necessary 10 their comfort, when ~, CA
And n no County Hospital comfortable private
rooms, who're they will be attended upon By kind
and experienced nurses, and will DO supplied
With everything necessary 10 their comfort.
TIE Rooms are entirely separated from the
Wards occupied BY the INDECENT sick.
The Hospital 10 under the care Of DIR BR0N.
SON, who can be found at his once, No. f7south
O street, every day between the hours Of II A.
\, apA 1 !. \. ~Arrangsmeats can also Do made
With NJ. Crouch. Superintendent Of the Hospital,
who can always BE- found ct tho Hospital Build.
tues. Chargss moderate. fsl6.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-08
SPECIAL N0TICES.l

ESpeeial Medical Norice-Dr. Charles
II, FOZER would mast respectfully inform the SICK
and ariicted that bis MEDICAL IESTITUTEis a
NE same place, C0RSER OF kEARNf AND
JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco, whsre he has
been est.e,shsd for many years. for the cure o.
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS. Having rehnquisned
nv old mode Of advertising, which has become so
common with all the Qusck Doctors Of San Francis
co, nling the newspapers with false references, for
tue purpose OF imposfng upon strangers. think i
il only necessAry 70 inform those IN need ofA ply
SICIAS or L0SG EXPERIENCE n SUCCESS
PUL PRACTICE, that can DO consulted at all bu.
siness hours at my Medical Institute, corner OF
Kearny and Jackson streets, San francisco:
Ladies suffering nom the Whites, Pile, Weakness
Of the Back, Pain In The Side. Headache, PalpitAtion
ofthe Heart, Bereavement Of their Monthly Sick
meas. and ali other Diseases that the Female System
Is subject e, win hnd prompt reliefoy applying TO
DIR. CHAS. X. T0ZER-
Nv FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known 70 fail In giving rslefin those cases for which
they are recommended. To Do obtained only At my
Once.
box. Sent BY mall os express.
Address u. r0zER, II. D.. San p anciseo. Cal,
or Lock Box 1884.
Consulta,ion free. Al eommunieationl strictly
eoundentiaI. CHAS. Il. TOZER. Y. D.
Late Consultins Physician Of Lock Hospital. London.
A1n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-08


THz NEW CHrry.-Hugh Kerrin, the
newly elected Chief Engineer of the Vir-
GINA Fire Department, has for the last
two days been engaged in removing the
snow and ice from the cisterns and fill
ing them with water. Kerrin starts IN
we'll, and, no doubt, will mako an eff
cisnt officer. Having plenty Of water
in the cisterns, when . FIRE occurs, is
n Of the most essential points, as the
FIRE boys will sec that il is put on the
FIRE in good shape, If it is where they
can get at it with their machines. Gold
Hill and Virginia, whom there is plenty
Of water, will never suffer from Ere, as
both places have excellent Fire Depart
ments.
Who Took THAT Hoe Some one
went to the St. Charles Market, and
without leave or license, feloniously
took and carried away . large hog,
weighing $50 pounds. Tho person who
took it seemed to 60 on the principle Of
"whole hog or none." Mr.. Hayes, the
proprietor Of the market, is q generous,
free-hearted man, and would have made
q liberal donation to the party, If they
were in want, but the idea Of o person
making so much Of q hog Of himself
as to take q whole porker at n haul,
is truly disgusting. We would advise
the person who took it to have some
self-rsspect and return the property.
FrRr.-The barber shop of DR.. Bird,
No. 100, South G street, caught FIRE,
yesterday morning, and came near be-
ing burned up. Had the fire got q good
start it would have done much damage,
as that portion of the city is all wooden
buildings. The new Presbyterian
church would have fallen . prey to
the devouring elements as they stand
close together. There is too much
carelessness on the part Of people about
leaving candles and lamps burning and
going out, or to bed. Such things
should be made . penal offence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-08
Masonic Notice.

CULVER STAR LODGE NO. S, F.&
- A. Il, meets at their Lodge.room,.A
corner Main and blanchard streets, Gold ~
Hill. every Saturday evening At z o'clock. wv
Stated Communication, nrst Saturday Ia each
month. All Brethren in good standing are cor.
daily invited.
By order Of the ". II.
". N. HALL, Secretary.
Geld Hill. Oh. 2, 1857, fs2.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-08
Los II.

nN SUNDAY MORNING, o4rH INSTANT,
" between the Savage and Bullion Companies'
WORKS, aLldy'sG GOLD BNAkELED BROOCH
with the inscription "In ksmoria" and Initials
The Under will b. suitably rewarded b lsav.
tg Il at thI ofies. fsDtlw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-08
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
BY rHH poNNzR LAKE louIl
E Rhodes, AN Goldsmith,
F McDonough, James Mcdonald,
J L Fuller, G Harlin,
Jas Burge, D Bowen.
John D Stephens,
sY TIE ovlRLAND orr1:
Herman Sadler, Thos McGrade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-08
Notice.

DURING NY ABSENCE FROM THE
State. J. J. F1ahsrty ID my authorised
Agent hslding aPowsr Of Attorney from ma
Cola In, New. jim. ~, 1857. isi.tfs
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-07

every monarch secular sacred the eternal enemy
Fourth, As we are a nation without an Independent
country, we must break Fictitious and false neutrality
laws before we fight for our national liberty. We
cannot do that unless we become secret organizaon
FVh No people become free till they first made
intelligent IF your cause is to be successful your peo
pie must be instructed Are you using your national
organs for this purpose? Are you sending monthly
report to all your MEMBERS giving the of all your
officials Of all moneys received and expended of all
organizers employed of what places they have visited
of what meetings they have held of what sums they
have received and expended? Sirh. It will not do to
create new masters, while we sacrificing time and
fortune, and ready to sacrifice life to get rid of old
ones. Are we to have officials changed, and how
often Annually, bi-ennially, or how? Seventh. We
in danger of being used by dishonest for selfish
purposes To prevent such prostitution of national
cause resolved to select only for Office and
trust who have distinguished themselves in the past by
the honest earnestness of their devotion to Ireland and
universal liberty? Eighth There are hundreds Of our
brothers. who American citizens like ourselves pin
ing to death in English dungeons What political action
do mean to take to compel the Government of the
American Republic to rescue and protect them? What
do we mean to do tor our imprisoned brothers and their
helpless wives and families Ninth. Everything that
weakens England strengthens Ireland Let Protective
Tariff be demanded, which will prohibit English slave
made goods from deluging the American market, and
destroying the wages of brothers, the workingmen
of this country, both Irish and American. Tenth. So
briefly must be made test, not only of official position
but of simple membership. Without pronouncng on
the abstract principles of total abstinence, way
another drunken Irish nationalist whether soldier
civilian, is disgrace and danger, and should be in
every instance remorselessly expelled.
We are prepared through veal and woe, to work for
country independence with all honest men, whether
they agree with principles differ from them But
again lift up most earnestly, warning voice. that if
you intend to build successfully you must rest upon the
rock of eternal justice and universal liberty.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-07
Another English Advance" ON Amer
lean CredulitY.

For months past, the country has been submerged
with high-sounding advertisements heralding the adj
rance Of National paper tobe published in this
city Great things promised and great expectations
aroused So impatient the publishers to flood the
nation with the refulgent glory of their mighty minds
that they rode into the lists two weeks ahead of time
beating the Ledger by three days Fastest time on
record We confess that we looked out for the new
NATIONAL paper with good deal of interest. We ex-
peced that we should be encouraged to persevere on
our own dark road to Irish liberty by its bold and manly
Tone We expected, opening its pages to find ideas
worthy Of the present greatness Of America and minds
capable of graspng the high mission in the future We
expected that it would be american papcr--and to
be such in the true sense, is to be paper in ten
thousand.
On receiving the first issue, while the echoes of the
horn which heraded it to the country still ringing
in our ears we felt like the Kentucky farmer who had
read so much about brakes Plantation Bitters S. T.
186O-X," and on purchasing bottle-being strictly
temperate he could drink nothing strong-and taking
the regular dose smacked his lips and thought it tasted
somewhat of old Bourbon In like manner, we found
out that mauger all the highsounding promises, we
failed to find any excelences above the common run*
#Contents first number the National Magnan
unity towards EngandTwo columns of first English Letter
from Engand-One and fourth ditto Grace Greenwood sustain
ing the characterize taskof Queen Victoria and getting
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-07

Denis Florence McCarthys poem, entitled Advance" would
have saved them the bother destroying good build
ing bad of the ruins Take Lyman Tumbus
out OF the paper and Pater Noer whole sheet
nomnay sails under American coors interested
IN the red cross of ST. George than the glorious stars and stripes
Therefore, enter sailing the enemys flag
This paper told is take the place of the old independent
gull In an eagles nest Henry Ward Beechers do not grow IN
every pulpit and takes brains head as large as ne mas
got
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-07

*Contents number of the National Magnan
unity towards EngandTwo columns OF first page English Letter
from England-One and fourth ditto Grace Greenwood sustain
the character-no small taskof Queen Victoria and getting
ncensed the English Court journals for telling naughty stories
about er ghnete pretty tales to soothe SICK babies
about immaculate Majesty long, long and very bad
piece poetry entitled Advance They shoud have published
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-27
ng. Alderman Willis ap.
.-,--S. ..r.a-- :
MARRIAGES..

In Columbia on the 18th inst by the Rev. J. Shand,
Mr. VIM. z. Browne OF Charleston G., 70 Miss Ellen
Charlton daughter OF tho aie Captain John Fpp, OF ST.
Helena, s. c. No cards.
On the sd inst. by th, Rev Trn Il. Boggs, VIM Boil
inger to Tle Lenor, daughter Of B. ,swafded, Esq.
all OF Columbia. at 81. -. =, .r..
On the 9TH of April, by Geo. L. McNeD, Esq, Mr.. Ar
chibald Melton and Miss Lidda Pope, all Of Chester
L On 9th March, blythe Rev. J. d. A. Brown. MIR. John
p Chase to Marin b. Brunsou all Of Florence.
at Spartanburg by John Epton, Esq, April l7th Mr.
I. H. Griffin to MISS N. G. McAbee. :
Near .rnwen G. H., April 7th, by Rev. Il. b. shuck,
Mr.. William Dyches to Mrs. Elizabeth Cave.
At Steel Creek, April 1Dth by Rev. l. b. shuck N.
Rcuntree Esq, to Miss Ann Dunbar, daughter OF ME-
jor +. f. DUNBAR - -. -. -
ldence of the BRIDES father Mr. Marshal A. stubbs to
Miss Mary E. Elixon, oil OF Cheraw. &. q.
On the morning of April llth, by Rev. VIM: Jacobs,
Mr. James Pearson, Of spatsnburg to Miss Ann Foster
| of Clinton. atsss'
On the 9th instant by the Rev. Mullaly, Mr.. F.
B. Orchard to Miss GuRsie Bedel daughter OF Mr u A.
Bedel, all Of Columbia. =
On tho 7tn instant by J. n. Arnold ESQ., Mr. John g.
Hopkins to Hiss MARTIN b. Dood, all of Ptckens.
On the 18th February last by the Rev. Robert King,
Mr. Jno s. sn .h to Miss Sue l. shirley, all Of Ander-
son District.
Eker on the l4th instant Mr. Elijah Mason, OF Barnwen
District to Miss Isabella Keadle Of Orangebulg Dis
trict. 80
By tho Rev A. AUSTIN at bis residence, on the 9TH
inst Mr. j. w. Martin, late OF Washington county,
Texas to Miss julia A. Crout, Of Orangeourg District
ON the4th of April at at. PauPs Episcopal Church,
Aexnndrin Va, W the Rev. Dr.. P11mey, James N Ed.
monston Of South Carolina and Madeleine daughter OF
Captain Thomas L. Hunter, OF Virginia.
On the 9th ius at the residence Of the BRIDES father
(by the Rev. r NJ Norzs Mr.. Geo. I. Davis Of Marshall
lexas 10 Miss Fannie youngest daughter OF T. Anuer
| son OF Lincohton, M
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their. Taxes, ona and a half per cent. per mon

their Taxes, Ona and halt per- cent. per month,
until the Slst day Of July, when, If not paid, mn
amount Of taxes shall be paid; and after the sist
day of August, three per cont. per month Oh the
amount Of Taxes due shall be paid until payment
of the whole amount is made.
II. That all persons who neglect or taI to pay
their monthly Taxes on or before the fifteenth day
of each month, shall respectively pay on the
amounts thereof, two per cent. per month from
such fifteenth day until payment is made. ;,
A Bill to regulate the Cleansing Of Priyies on and q
Bill received its second reading and passed to
third reading The Bill received its third reading
and passed. The title was changed to Ordinance
and it was ordered for engrossment.
a BILL TO REGULATE THE CLEANSING OF PRIV1Es AND
VAULTS IN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY.
I. BE IL ordained By the Mayor and A9derT1en,
That from and after the ratification OF this Ortl-
nance it shall not be lawful for any person 70
cleanse or remove the contents OF vaults OF
Privies within the limits Of the city, without nav
ing previously obtained o license for tho same; al
such licenses to expire on 31st December OF every
year, and be subject 10 all requirements imposed
by Ordinances regulating tho granting OF Licenses
for Drays and Carts.
Ut. Thrt the use OF barrels in open carts and
wagons is prohibited, and parties applying tor Il
cense will be required to provide closed carts suit
able for thepurpose.
Iii. All persons having such license shall report
at one OF the Guard Houses during the day lis or
nj yht: in the Lower Wards such report to be made
to Main Guard House, in the Upper WARDS to Up
per Guard House.
~. The place or places for the deposit Of such
ofal shall be designated from time to time by the
Mayor.
y. Every owner or driver of such licensed cart,
or any other person who shall violate any OF the
provisions of this Ordinance, or shall neglect or T
refuse to observe the same, or any OF them, sha1
forfeit and pay for each offence fine not to exceed
twenty-five dollars, to be enforced by the Mayor IN
his Court, or recovered in any other Court OF COM
petent jurisdiction. ,1,.r.,
peared and took his seat. -.
Alderman Oakes gave notice OF q Bill to regulate
the storage Of Petroleum Oil and its products, ana
asked that the notice be considered it's first read
ing, which was granted.
alderman Pri1gle reported as having been en-
crossed by the Clerk, An Ordinance to provide
for instruction in Modern Languages in the Col
lege of Charleston. The Ordinance was RATIFIED IN
due form. ,r.i. ....s.s--.;..r
Clerk Of Council.
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6>>SMsyMNWXIfkr Cures General Ue0Htty, Ne01-
&S&sgWNSAE. mesa Hgsterics IN Female,
SRS&H~M/ Plantation of tho Heart and
20 fSkG&##/ all N1ycous Ui8edses. It re.
'H6 stores now life and vigor to the
2ksSSS: aged, causing The hot blood OF
AZ the Phenz rises youth to course the veins res
from ne ashes q ~ toring the Organs cf Genera:
nre GnaMa!ea agam n.s tion Teorin0 lngotency and
neW ~, sHe ;nsn De5ftitH ress0rif1' MnnlaheSs
~. r.. suste,m aad and faD pigor thus proving a.
onercornc Sisease. perfect EEirir of LoDe," re-:
,,o,,ino eyer;z;t and Earrenness in both sexes To
tho young, mddleaget and aged tIGte M y ao
boon than this y Elixir Of LII" It gives new
iease OF life, causing the weak and deoilitatea 70
have renewed strength and vigor and the entlre
system 70 thrill with Joy and PLEASURE
Price, one bottle 81; three bottles " sent Dys
our medicines ore sold and recommended by q!
respectable druggists in every part oi the clVzea
Globe; some unpripcdpleds dealers, however, try 70
deceive their customers by selling cheap ana worm
loss compounds in order to make money. be not
dcccived-ask for these medicines. ,na take no
Others If the druggist does not keep them, wr,te
to ms, and we will send them by express careiuily
hacked. free from observation. We WILL oe pleaeea
to receive letters with full statements in regard 70
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen arg.
afflicted Address oil letters for medicines pampn-
lets, or ADVICE, to thes sole proprietor, I j - q
Dr. ". B, MERWIE, 81. Walker St. H.T:
May rs mwf ~
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City Mills, Standard Extra IA 90 q 13 co.
CITY Mls Shipping brands Extra. 80. Is 90 q II 90
Baltimore, Welch's Greenfield Fanny 10 90 @ 90 0o
Baltimore high Crude Extra. II 90 W W
Rye Flour, new. ..........-...... U w @9 y oo
Corn Meal City Mills. $50. SO az 90 90
GalM-Wheat-2 bushels white and 1900 bushs red
offered; market dull and lower; we have only to nodce
sae of $40 bushs MARYLAND Amber red ut So 2 decline
of S5c from the highest figure reached medium grades
of Maryland we:quoe - loas It, Corn-l3, 700 bushs
market very brisk and prices several cents higher nc
dcd tho sales $50 bushs mixed white at 81 20 400
bushs fair white at 81 %; GlG0 bushs prime do at IL N
IL 600 bushs do from sorc at 81 25 1U0 bushs yellow at
81 25 $500 bushs do 81 &c; G710 bushs do at 81 ~
latter del yerod ct Fe Point; and 1000 bushs Western
mixed ut 81 co. Rye-20D bushs oored with sales OF 56
bushs 81 TO- Oas3J0G bushs received and 500 busn8
sold par previously ofered ut 71a72c nearly all at TIC
MILL FEED-We quote for Brownstufs 99a40 cts; Light
Middngs 45 cts; good do ~ cts and heavy IS cts q
bushel-d0mnnd good and supply light
MoIAssEs-No sales to-day. a.as-
PRov1s1oNs-The market is steady and Grm to-day,
though not active; stock Offering only moderate we
quote for Bulk Shoulders 81 cts naered Sides lOA cts
oose 10Ial0T cts packed-we notice the sale OF coun
try lot of IL hhds Sides at 10 cts and hhds Joes ut
7L cts; bulk Hams dull. Bacon Is unchangct DE-
mand altogether of retail character viz For
l0a10H cts rib Sides l2a12A cts; clear rio 40
cts; clear 1917 cts Mess Pork-smal sales at s23 10
bbl Lard-City 13 cts; Western l34a3a cts-atter or
retail lots
RIoE-steady at Ii cts for Carolina.
SuaAn-Was more active to-day but the advan CO Id
gold thus far has had efecton currency value other
tun to make holders rmer. We report Sales OF 10 ns
grocery Cuba ut 10 cens DAB hhds Cuba eXEanny toE
refining; at 1OA cents 1876 hhds do, 1or fonnng' On
private terms; 155 hds zorro tslco Sfocefy, III io ."
lOsza12A cents.
SIr~With moderate demand for lots from dealers we
repeat last quotations. VIZ for Liverpool Fine So ao ~
and do Ground Alum 81 20 sack Turks lsana aI W
a6r ,lts per bushel, as to quantity.
" EY-In the absence of sales we still quote ID
bond 1T 80 cents per gallon
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-27
COMMERCIAL.
EXpOCt1s

Exports. s..,s.--f. = .
BALT1MoRE-Pers steamship Patspsoo-2s tcs Rioe, ss
bales Upland Cotton, 276 sacks salt i67 Dds Turpen.
tine 28 pkgs. Per steamship Falcon-2 bales Sea
Island Cotton, 2l9 bales Upand Cotton, LOO sacks
Salt l6U00 feet Lumber, 16 bundles and bale Hides,
so bags Pea, ,l33 pkgs.
A NORTHERN PORT-Per schrc W EVellLlbs'HO0 feet
Flooring Boards.
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sataalssisGtr confidence, and state their COM
pnI nrcnorc Medicines suitable for oil diseases to
Which Will they aro subject t-Thirty-two page pamphlet
u bs s Cherokee Pills arc sold all druggists at 81
per box, or six boxes for IS; or they are sent by
from observation yaddressing the sole proprietor
Dr.. W. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., n. z.
N. B-Chcrokce Pills No are prepared for
.nsciM cases, when mlder medicines fail these
iFe sont by mail, free of postage on receipt Of ~
tie price Of each boo. $780,. ;.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-27
Cona1gnees per South Carolina railroad,
April 80.

aO4 bales Cotton, II bales Mdze 10 bbs Spirits Tur
pentne 68 bDls RosiD, IS bags Rice II Lumber.
10 Robinson & Co, Marshall, Knnapaux Lanneau l.
Co, Vim Lebby Willis l. Chisolm L Il Rodgers L Co.
JeGolds & Co. 6 Pritchet, Ruyenel Co. 1t NJ John.
son, q Walpole Ebaugh II AIallonce, Hutson Lee. /
W johnson, G Aycrell L. Son, Col p Low, G W VIII
liarns & Co, EJ Wiss & Co, II Jefers Co. W W Smith,
Cameron Barkley l. Co, Goldsmith & Son, D Brahc y
Co. W NJ Bird & Co, Brown 4 Schir,ne, Mantou q Co. Z
J Dawson Co, Jos Walker.
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west India !aIn rkcts.

MATANZAS, April 18.-CLAYED SUoAR-our last re
port o. the I'd INST left the market depressed, conse
quent upon the unfavorable advces reaching us IN re-
gard to this staple, both from Europe aud the oneo
States, and the downward tendency OF exchange II
tho meantime transactions have been moderate not eH
Prices and although for No II g, were Inc Fas
generally granted by parties holding charters Inc lea
OF the market to-day indicates decided adVantaee
on the side Of purchasers, who under the 1nnuence
the still prevailing great scarcity Of money, soon e1pec'
to be able to buy ut further reduction.
previous report has continued unabted until now ana
fair amount Of transactions, reaching about G500 mas
has been registered, both tor Europe and the united
States Up t. the 10th inst, prices were 1rmly support
ed but subsequently tr1ing concession was granted
owing to some sagDntion IN business slnce tAen no
further reduction in rates has taken place.
MoLEAssEs-Thcre has been an active demand lot
clayed since our last some large parcels have oeen
engaged say about 5000 hhds keg for good pure
Molasses Purchasers have been contending OF late 70
bring Iices down. but thus far dealers have refused TO
yield to any reduction the receipts are not suthcienf
to comply with the wants Of vessels now loading AS
soon Az the latter gone, there is some Pro6aDty
that the rates ay recede Muscoyado s in limited 10.
quest ut keg Exports of the season exceed those OF
last year 5000 hhds.
FREsGnTs-The demand for Europe has remained
slack with some decline in rates for large crafts notW1th
standing the scarcity of vessels suitable for that trade
For the United States the inquiry continues fair.
EXcaANGEs-Thc market hns been generally dull and
uctuGting since last to tho 18th Instant When
the ssiing Of several steamers, particularly that 1or
Spain, being near, m improved and sudden demand
Bprunt, up ct Havana, causing rates to advance.
LUMBEB--Cargo OK Sportsman from savannah OF poor
quaHiy sold at SIC 30 Mile Cash. P. P. Lumber COLI
sioy saleabe ut any rate Cargo por Resoute from
Savannah sOld at SGT IS.