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January z, 1859
ROsApAL WILL CURE THE VERY W oRsr
CASES OF CHRONIC RHErM rISM SH

Caytais J. III. Baker: ~'40'''
DEAR SIR: This Is to certify that have been
sfrheted with Bheamatism for the last q We or ~
years, many times unable TO move i tried al
medicines recommended 10 me for the disessa
without receiving any benefit. Having beard
and nndiRg some relief continued il until / An,
happy a. sag that am completely we'll.
not only CONSIDER the - ROsadalis. "a SOVEREIGN
remedy for Rheumatism. but believe 1t slso
preventive aid cheerfully recommend IL TO the
srieted. Yours, very truly,
JAMES WEBB
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IUU KITS NEW MESS MACKEREL,
BOSTON INSPECTION.
NEW No. MACKEREL
BEST QUALITY OF EACH.
NV. BURCHELL,
Corner Of 18th and r streets,
BE A-t under Ebbitt House
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CHOICE MULES, &C, AT AUCTION.

CHOICE MULES, &C, AT AUCTION
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October ?, 1873
Will be sold at public auction, under he su par.
vision Of Brevet Colonel A p. Slunt A q II. at
Lincoln Depot, on MONDAY, October 10, com
mencing at 10 clock. the follswing stock and nm
servicesble quartermaster stores, to wit:
~ cholce Mules. 9Horses,
2OU Army Wagons, oCarts,
Two horse do, 81 Wagon Wheels,
spring do, 20 Ambulance do
Hend cart, % Saddles, assorted,
N.NO IDS assorted Iron, 800 lbs Fl s. Nails,
l5,Ovo IL Steel, 5-a93 Grain Sacks,
loo lbs. Cast steel.
Spades. Axes. shoyels, Tools, stoves and Pipe,
Buckets, &C., &c.
Cart, Ambulance, and Mule Harness
Attention is particularly called &c this lot Of
Mules. which are only soli for want OF use
Terms cash, in Government funds
BY order Of the Quartermaster General.
A. p. BLUNT,
Brfvet Col. and 4. q. M,
ocg6t Actihg Depot Quartermsster
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So USss and ssfoTssd ~ sss Lsadias PAysi
SANS sgsrytrasrs if IS sn0lcn.
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~ ~ he1t E'tots Brokers' Grf fgrfSopsr-s,
Ne 4'o seventh st, opposite Post Once
GC.T. GRIFFITH. AuotIoneer.l
vhIUABLr IMPROVED PROPERTY on O.
srrbbFEL BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
IA On TUESDAY NEXT. the goth instant a,
E", i've clock 2 m. We shall sell. on the prern
s--.-lses at public auction. the east sixteen feet
front OF Lot In Square ass. Tho lot is 10 feet
deep more or LEES, with Is feet paved alley i'm The
fesr. ltis improves by Frame House Of 5 rooms
new renting Tor SIS per month TIE close prox-
ice buiciDc and it's location in the heart Of the
cIIy, render u valuable tor business pur poses
crEs OF sale. One half cash: alance in six and
twelve months, at interest. scared 10y deed OF
stamps az cost IF the purchaser : 90 deposit ~.
4Glred at time Of purchase
OILS 81 INTEL FITCH FOX. Auct..
DY ). T. CoLDwELL & CO, Auction eer.-
II :. W Corner Penn. avenue and "a street.
" O'Clock q. m we shall sell IN front 81 on
I'VE mention W.
Marble top bureaus snd wasbstsnds
y air Cloth. Easy and Side Chairs
nnttase SETS, Tables, and Dining Chairs
Walnut Chamber Furniture. Lounges
New Bedsteads and Mattresses, Rockers
Locking Glasses. Clocks. Crockery. Baskets
Fine Geese Feathers, Cooking and Heating Stoves.
Terms cash. J.T CoLpwELL & CO.
Auctioneers.
hF THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED. on
account Of the rain, until SATURDAY MORN.
ING. October 18th. same hour aud o. are
ocl2 j. COLp&ELL co. Aucts
10y C0OPKk LATIMER, Aucttope-r,.
- Late clerks with J. Q. Mcclure a 90 d
street, Star Once RuiI5ing iAsH
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ROsApALIs Is A POTENT REMEDY Al
SHkONIC DISEASES

IRON g. w BLoUST, ESQ, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
have been cured of Chronic Inflammation of
the Ear and Partial Deafness of ten years stand
IL, By Rosadslis. GEO. W. BLOUNT.
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THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
i has obtained from the Orphans Court OF WASH
inefen county in the District of Columbia, let
tiers of administration the personal estate
of PAUL HISS, late of Washington county afore-
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the bscriber
on or before the a5th day Of September next; they
may otherwise by Law be excluded from all dement's
of the said estate. Given under my hand this 10Th
Wy JOSEPH J. WATERS
SEES lawSws Administrator a. b. n,
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE . co.,
BAN X
F1rfHINfB STREET, OPPOSITE rKHasyRY
Buy and % ascarrent market rates, and
constantly on hand full supply OF all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN- THIBTIEs, Ds0MPOUNU
INTEREST NOTES.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., executes
and collec lions made on all accessible points.
lAl-H
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4 GALCINED PLASTER,
LIME AND CEMENT,
Ego barrels Galeined PLASTER;
1861 R0sENDALE CEMENT;
Is III Refined PLASTER, for Ar.
lists and Dentists use
WIN be sold In any quantity to suit customers, ct
wholesale rates.
3. p. BLOWN b SON,
A6S 9th street, between 4 and =,
Uye and Wharf and ard, foot of 7th g.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN Avn
" LYING-IN- HOSPITAL

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND
" LfING-IN- HOSPITAL.
Patients desiring to avail themselves OF the "a.
vantage OF this tnstit ution can obtain pri yate
rooms by applying to the Matron. These ROOMS
ss lnInlshed with all the comforts of home. The
prices range from SO to Sl2 Per week, dope ndins
Gpoh me room collected, this includes Board Eurs-
ms, Medlclne, Medical, and Surgical attendancs
OIders Tor admission TO the GOVERNMENT or
ALE BEDS In this Hospital can be obtained OF
me honorable Secretary Of the Interior, Surgeon
SeneIh united States Army, and DR.. Horwitz,
ohief OF the Bureau of Medtcipe and surgerv
United States Navy S''
Application for orders OF the honorable Secretarv
o. tho Interior to be made at the ONCE of DR. J. H
THOMPSON, 1e4 j street. between 10Th ard ?lst sta
A Medical and Surgical Clinic is held at the Hos.
pital every Saturday, at p m. by Professor J. II
Thompson, for outdoor patients, who are fur.
nished medical attendance free of charge
MEDICAL STAFF:
J. Il. THOMPSON, NJ: D., Sur geon in Chief
4. a. Ashford. n. D., Assistant Surgeon.
CONSULTING BOARD:
A. Il. Barnes, N. d, P.Horwitz, NJ. d.,
NOBLE Young, ". D.. Q. II. Nichols, n. D.,
A. j p. Garrett, NJ. D., W.P. Johnston, M D.,
Thomas Miller, NJ D., Grafton Tyler, NJ D.,
ki.ey, M. D., r. Howard, u. ID.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
A L G I l o N q.

A L G / N.
ONce Depot CommiSsGry Of Sebustenes.l
WaSaiAztOa, ID. T., october 8, lso3 (
VIII be offered a. public auction, at the Subsis-
renee storehouse az 9th street wharf in this city
on TUESDAY, the 10Th of October at II o clock n
about
$4,000 pounds nesiccated Mixed Vegetables
The attention Of hotel and boarding house keen.
ers are called to il, as il is capable Of making an
excellent soup. Livery stable owners and STOCK
raisers are also requested to examine IT, Terms
cash In Government funds. Samples can be seen
at any time at the place of sale, the Monument Lot
on l4th street, or st the office of the under signed
&C Otd q. BELL, G. S.,U. g. A.
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THIS ID TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Cour-
bis, letters OF administration on the personal e.
tate Of EDWARD C0WLIH0, yr. late OF w ashine.
CLAIMS against the said deceased are hereby
GO exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber or before the 10Th day of Sen
TENDER next;they may otherwise BY Law be exciuded
from all benefit Of the said estate. Given undeS
my hand this 10Th day Of September, 1858
THOMAS 00WLING,
&C l.lswsw Adminivtrstor.
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The followiys, anon many hundreds of our best
citizens, testify TO its wonderful efficacy:
CEBTIFICATEsFBoM PHYSICIANS
BALTIMORE, MD, March 4, 1861
be1eVe Nr. LswreDce's "ROSADALIs1 to be
The BESI ALIERAIIYE IN ksE, and therefore In n y
recommend 10 As such.
THOMAS J. BoYKIN,M.D
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THE FISH RIE5.
FOR SALE:
900 lbs. hard laid or Patent Cotton SEINE
TWINK.
20 600 Copper wired CORK BgOYS
SEINES made in any form and length sujted ts
the large Fisheries of the Ches apeske and Potomac
Knit by hand, with knot economically formed
securing meshes perfectly so uare.
shsd G1LL-NETs, Herring do, Mullet do.
AMERICAN MET AND TwINE CO.,
gu lS-2wd2awSm a. Commercia street Roston
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IC.T GRIFFITH, AuctIoneer.

EY FITCH FOX,
~ Real E,tots Broks-s nrS iy,f,onsr-s.
Ne. 4sO Seventh st. on posite Post QrHrs
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+ IRsT RATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
b. d COOKE, (ef Jay Cooke 4 Co, President
MN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITE
STATES,
lSfk street, opposite tks T}sasxyy DaYsYtsssss
Government Securities with Treasurer Unite
etates, $40
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS.A
We buy and sell oil classes OF GOVERNMBE;
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE sad make Collection,
10 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THI
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Governments Vouchers on tn
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care.
ful attention to
ACCOUNTS OF USINESS MEN ssS FIRMS
and TO any other business entrusted to ~.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN
MBNT LOANS ct all times oheerfully furnished.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON. CashGax,
Warrington, March %. 1855. A3&
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II thoroughly sraticates every Kind OF hume
nd pad taiEt, and restores the Sntire sy stem 10
Essithy condition.
EUeins the slightest inIuTy.
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HARVEY d CO.,
III MANuFAcT uRERs OF
ICE CREAM, WATER ICES, AND TROZEH
CUSTARD.
OF all the most delicious nsvors.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
2s9 Pennsylv ania avenue. between 9Th and 10th
public that We are manufacturina the nurasf
orange County, Pennsylvania, and Virginia
with their patronage every satisfaction Particular
attention will be paid TO Family and Boarding.
house orders; also Pic Mics, Festivals and saloons
most rsasonaoie terms my 2o-tf
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1914.

49, 1874. go
ANDREW J. JOYCE CO.,
"A B IAGE NAN DFAOT URE
~ apd 439 18th street.
Particular attention given to repairin dele-lim
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those for $780, IA pounds those for $780, q pounds
The winner to be sold at auction, and the surplus TO
SECOND RAcE.-Purse 81, 900; dash Of three miles,
for all ages.
THIRD RAcE.-A purse of $500; dash Of one and
three-quarter miles, for all ages.
FIFTH DAY.
PIRsr RAcE..The Sequel Stakes, $50 entrance,
p. p, $3.50 added two miles, for year Olds; winner
OF the Derby, the Belmont Stakes. or the Travers
Stakes, pounds extra, but penalties not to accu-
muate.
Mcconnell 4 Harness enter ch c. General Duke
by Lexington dam Lila, by imp. Yorkshire.
Mcconnell 4 Harness enter b. c. Bayonet, by Lex
tngton, dam Bay Leaf by imp Yorkshire.
The Annieswood Stable enters b. C. Magnet by
Lexington, dam Imp. Maud. by Stockwell.
Mr.. Carter enters b. Z steppingstone, by imp Lapl-
dist, dam Juliette. by imp Sovereign.
Carter, by imp. Glencoe
+. Morris enters CHI. c. Boaster, by imp. Eclipse,
dam Vanity, by Revenue.
+. Morris enters Oh. Relentless, by imp. Eclipse
F. Morris enters b. I. Fanny Ludlow, by imp
Eclipse dam Mollie Jackson, by Vandal.
Bowie q Hal enter Oh: I. Australia, by Imp. Aus
D. Mcdaniel enters D. T. Virginia Washington, by
JEFF Davis, dam Fanny Washington.
ID. Mcdaniel enters L., by Brother to Frank Allen
d. Mcdaniel enters b. T. Albuera, by Jen Davis
NJ II. Sanford enters r. c. by Lexington, dam
Nebua, by imp. Glencoe.
NJ H. Sanford enters b. I. La Polka, by Lexington,
dam Dance.
d. swigert enters CHI. I. spinola, by imp Austria
liam, dam imp. Spiletta, by Stockwell.
!. w. Pennock enters b. f., by Colossus, dam Maid
OF Monmouth, by Traveller.
T. G. Moore enters or. c., by Lexington. dam
Grizette, by imp Glencoe.
SECOND RAoE.-alile heats, for beaten horses, oil
ages; purse $780,
THIRD RACE-Purse $500; dash of three-quarters
OF mile for two year ODDS; winner Of the Saratoga
Stakes, pounds extra
SIXTH DAY.
FIRST RACE.-Hurde race, for all ages, two miles,
over hurdles 80 feet high; handicap for horses
second
to the winner 500 to the second horse II three or
more start.
SECOND RACE.-Dash of four miles, for all ages;
purse 1900.
THIRD RAcE.-Dash OF one and a half miles;
handicap for horses only That have run during the
meetlng; weights to be announced Immediately
accepted at the usual time Of closing entries.
Purse 5000; entrance, five per cent, added
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In addition to the above statement there have been
q considerable number Of cash remittances the value
of which cannot be exactly estimated.
The total value OF imports for 1867 has been, by
traders f26, 900; by settlers, G., 900.
In regard to cotton culture IN Fejee the Consul
says-"The expense OF shipping cotton to the colo.
MES is excessive, and has depressing effect upon
the planter, which can only be removed by direct
communication with England. This effected, pre-
dict that Feeee will rapidly rise to position OF
commercial importance At the present time freight
upon cotton to sydney ID from I'd. 70 Id per pound
witch is about the rate charged for conveying
II thence to England. The expenses on this article
ginning, packing, freight and brokerage--Dow con-
signed to England, via sydney, amounts to 4,sd. per
pound. The varieties Of cotton cultivated In the
Feejees are three In number-vz., kidney, Egyptian
and sea island. For the two former an average OF Cd
l0d per pound and for the latter Is. per pound has
been obtained at this port.
The Beche de mer fisheries are capable Of greatly
enlarged development The nsh lie shipped TO China
and sells at average price OF thirty shings per
picul "a pcul 10 lao lbs Sheep farming in the Feeees
has not been q success, and the quantity OF wool
grown "a yearly decreasing. The cocoanut oil ex-
port has declined In value In consequence OF severe
hurricane which visited the islands some two years
ago, and which destroyed q large number OF trees.
The natives say that the require at least three
years recover their vgor amer these severe storms
Tortoise shdil h very plentiful and the amount
ported might b increased the Feeieeaos were at I'll
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a but gSs SU spring
e. = Tor a% Re q ssssu " %
s15s - FL p%s sS dull 8 ?s:
S" Ss ssss 5
AI ey S %arss. was quiet
especial shsnss The business SO ss:
at Il ~ sds % q 70 nao 800 b on
az s tons Clover seed so The charters
@ Sg 20 po to ha tsr
a, &c., sSeSains Spain. ASSa.is Az:
Pss1 S..;s
SS. A%er .s% , Ss
ship to Aspnwa with railroad ron at or about Sie
&c aUSNrs-Bsgs remained dull but steady at lsc. lse
HEMP:.N kinds were quiet but firmly held We quote
se s and heavy
Soc doc for 1887 oc 2oc for 1855 do and
the marxe; U d ID q sGv:
market quiet su. firm at previous quo'a
hoLAssKsThe market remained dull and prices were n
o Quote CUBA 's m%scoado rsnns soc de- do
&c. Cuba clayed s's &C. do e'n'rfusa.
$50 hb; spirit. Tpsn:iSns and
45c shipping 45c doc There sales OF I'D ob
ans%sa S sS,
s 1 strs ~sae ssss &c Us
s sS ;rspss to 81 NJ We 'G%%Pn
q 80 pale L, for s1 W@ aG Tar was 0n
OILs.-Linseed was steady aud firm at 81 10 VI W IN
and bb while other Kinds were dull at former quota
PRovIsIoss.- leo packages cut meats. TIL:
a shs %afs DS%$
sales Of $50 bbls at S &c. Prime was quoted a. ss2 q
responding date last YEAR 50 s 1--we hoSs Were steady
but :. $5 800 30 for plain mess and sas - rs for
month"; a47s corresponding date last year 242lo Tierce
beef remained dun and nominal OF beef hams there wes
brisk demand and firm There were sales o. 4oo pacx
ages part at l3tc l4c t9r picked shoulders lac lSS
picked hams 2Oc 2sc for smoked do, and 2oac 2lHc
Tor bagsed do Bacon was dull ut our last quotations small
good and prices were tribe armer The sales were
fair being packages At HE is,:e for No. to prime
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l,775 bbls refined 600 do crude
and 1853 do naPtha The market for crude was dull but
sales 5000 bbs standard whit, q s!S closing a. this prize
or napha small lot brought l9c In PhiladelPhia TIE
market dull and unchanged Late yesterday ioo cases
RIoK.-The market was quiet b.. ARM at ioc = lie. fos
Caroline And @ gold d ST sna IN Glover
que, at Hc 15c Timothy was steady at ~ % s2@
sUS%sTho market for raw was quiet there being bua
little demand, but prices hrm closing at lie for
fair 70 good refining Cuba sale. S h1Eshsas; de- at
was quiet but steady at 16c le,Sc for hard c lbho
for sof, white and NE i41sc for yellow; w..
&ni is Hkscsipss - bills The marke.
deatey active and arm. Sales reported OF w bbe
Western In bond at 6Oc.
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few DAYS AGO two persons OF spiritual faith married
themselves, with little aid from the Mayor, BY rs-
peating the following formula-'In the presence q
whom hold by the right hand, 70 be my lawful
wife hoping BY Kindness and seSsion to 20 70 her
form.w The lady then replied--"In the presence o.
our spirit and earth friends take Abel Underwood.
whom hold by the right hand, TO be my AWFUL nus
hand. hoping. BY kindness and affection, 70 b -
him loving and faithful wife while In the earth
form.v The Mayor then said:-"Havtng pledged
your martial VOWS In the presence OF these VIZ
tbs authority OF the State OF Ohio, proDeunce 700
husband and wife," The Beacon says they would
have no form Of ceremony IN winch w word dsAsA
OCCURRED
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BUILDERS MATERIALS.

The market is without material change and Is gen.
orally firm There was considerable inquiry for
Eastern spruce, but sales were not considerable.
holders asking $40 q s22, with no disposition .
abate There were sales Of 900 feet at $40 go:
SCI rs was offered for q choice cargo for which $31
was asked. Arrivals are light ana the stock on hand
moderate Laths are rm, with good inquiry. We
hear Of sales Of 2OOOO 900 at 81 s7K s.. The mar
ket closed at 81 95 o $3. Lime and cement are
steady and bricks without change. Our quotations
OF lumber below are yard prices.
IuMHKR.
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Industrious; the price, however has declined In the
colonial markets to nine shillings per pound.
About 100 900 acres OF land are held by Europeans
OF which however, only 100 are under cultivation.
About {, 500 acres are planted with cotton.
The white population amounts In all to about six
hundred, OF whom 81 are Americans All British and
As Of otner nations. There also about 300 half
castles The native popuation Is estimated at 100 600
but they are said to be rapidly decreasing in
numbers.
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The following bonds Of the state of Illinois are
made redeemaole on the 18th Of September at the
American Exchange Bank In this city. their sggre-
gate amount being $685., o0o:-
Bonds issued In pursuance Of an act entitled IAN
unpaid on the public debt Of the state OF Iinoisn
approved February Is, 1851. 10 wit:-Bonds mum.
bered 1sl TO l912 inclusive ana 201s to also In
elusive, issued 70 Hope Co., of Amsterdam. Also
bonds numbered 20O 70 2027 inclusive, issued TO
Thomas Twininq Perryn House Twiokenham, near
London. Also bonds numbered 4 200 TO ~ 70 tnclu-
sve and asoe 10 3ss Inclusive were Issued TO the
eaminhesasoa em0e e k0pe B On Ketwioh D
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voomberg and widow william Borshi, In Amsfer-
dam. Also bonds numbered z 3o TO 2,474 Inclusive
issued to Sir Samuel Regnoid knight OF the city OF
Norwich, In England. Also bonds numbered 205l to
2057 inclusive issued to John Bell. OF EnterEne Tar
bolton, Scotland.
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ofDNBf, N. ,. W., June I, 1863
Having Just had the opportunity Of seeing ON ON.
cial report forwarded by the British Consul ct Ova
au 70 the government at Auckland N. T.. am now IN
position to give some further particulars as to the
present condition Of the Feejees The report having
been made ut the special request OF the government
the statistics given IN 1t can be implicitly relied on
The trade to the Feeees during past year. as com.
pared with the two years previous Is shown by the
following statement Of EXPORTS
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August Tsp r.
Corros-rhere still fair demand, mainly from spin
ners prices noticed In last fully
maintained the market closing firm. There fair busi
consummaed the footing up 1880 bales including
ss for speculation 1872 for spinning suboinsd ths
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CoffsE-The market for Rio quiet prices favored
the yfr or Santos 84oo bags, Johannes sold
priyeHserms or other kinds we heard of saies
FLOUR AND GRAINReceipts agra bbs. -four, 3,079 do.
corn meal 40 sacks do IS S bushels wheat l79 as do
corn, oiSS no. DATA The market for State and Western
-four was passaby active and prices hrme especially
for the low grades California four though quiet hed
more nrmy The sales amounted to $50 bbls, within tbs
range Of the snooned For Southern -four there
moderate demand at full prices and sales MAIDS
of 500 bbs. Rye -four continued advance Sales
made of goo bbls. Corn meal fair firm,
the sales being 720 bbs part SO for Western % e
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The foreign exchange market was unsettled DUR
ing the week by q superabundant supply of bills
drawn against shipments OF securities, but prime
bankers refused to name lower rate than lioA for
sixty days sterling At the close bankers bills on
England at sixty days were quoted NJ ITO 1loH; at
three days, 11Ok a Ilox; commercial bills, iosh a
io9x. Bankers bills on Paris at sixty days 5i5 q
5.isA. on Berlin-Bankers', TX "; commercial
ka71x. On Bremen-Bankers, 7sx 80; CON-
mercial, 7eh 7ex. ON Frankfort-Bankers', Al q
AK; commercial, 4oI 4oI on Amsterdam
Bankers, AK 41h; commercial. Al a Az. On
Hamburg Bankers, seI q 36's; commercial, 80
seX On Antwerp Bankers. SIS o.13x; CON-
mercial, 5.1sk q 516k.
The shipments Of specie from the port to foreign
ports in each OF the last nineteen weeks were q I'M
dersfatad.-