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PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS IN TURNKEY
Advices have been received in England of
severe prosecutions inflicted upon Christian
settlement at Mardin, near Diarbeker, in Tar
nized as distinct community, and received
separate tax lists. In 1864 a new and illegal
assessment, more than doubling the taxes,
was ordered to be made by the local authori-
ties. These proceedings, after an appeal to
the Sultan, were set aside; but, notwithstand-
ing the disapproval of their superiora at Con-
stantinople, the magistrates ofMardin resolved
to collect the tax, and seized seven of the
principal Christians, who were sent TO the
camp OF the Turkish soldiers and compelled
to perform the most odious kinds OF servile
labor, being at the same time beaten by their
guards. The sufferers were then driven
through the streets and beaten until they had
made application to money-lenders for the
amount of the tax, for which an exOrbitant
interest had to be paid.
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I MPROV EMEST or TIE DEs MONIES
i RAPIDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
NOTICE TO CoNTRAC CToRs.

UNITED STATES ENGINgEH'S OFFICE,O
60, KEoKUK, Iowa, Oct. 81, 1873, )
m oee R " Y Of n 6ye sesUef Ce M
1875, for completing the excavation the Prism ana
he construction OF 3 embGnkment wall OF tae canal
The o. ai is to be about 71s miles along extending
81 The wafer snrace inside OF the Canal s from
zion. ana 10 low water TO be i've fee! aeeP. An the
used in building the embaukment The latter
throughout the sreAter part Of the distance viii be
cagatiQn occurs the bottom o. tine Canal VIII have
siope p ia inches 70 me mile: Inc en- 60 be
the Top, including the rlDrGp covering aud 90 be
10 vertical on the outside, and base 60 vertical
protection 10 be ga eeton the outside, feet the
size, and foot on the TOP.
say one ninth the balance, or so much thereof as
ne he Temander Of the funds appropria'sd-about
AZ paGP1s99%s b % must ssae ne Price a. Which each
TO be done, ana no bid will be considered that is
A printed copy OF this advertisements mast be
attached to each proposal.
The government reserves the right to reject any
Each Did must contain written or rrInted qua
ranIee, sgneO by TWO responsible persons,
Blank ks for proposals q Tue form required, with
The piCe or prices IN the contract wiz be oonsid
material excepting right OF way and land for bor-
ing ali the work according TO the plans and specica
uons exhibited at the letting -. =, 49,. ..,-
or materials furnished the contrant price thereof
will be reserved M til the whole work which is the
subject OF contract shall be entirely completed.
The name names OF the persona proposing must
be written out tul, with their place OF residence
and Post Office address,
Plans maps specifications, all necessary papers
VIII oe Ieaoy fOr examination 81 this Oce Tor hteen
days prior to the date OF the letting.
fTSonS DTODOSing to contract TcqNestfd 10 ViSu
erdie The location Of me york BEFORE sending in
ueiT bids
Proposals should be addressed 10 the undersigned
st KeOg NIX, Iowa, and should be endoTa aed;-"PtO-
potbls for work on the Improvement Of the Des
M ONES Rapids" - ,r.r ,,,,-,
Lieutenant Colonel 35th Infantry, Brevet Major
General u. 5, A,
L. COOPER OVFRMAN,
10 3Ol6t Csplan Corps OF Engineers.
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J.vAUeHE AEnRICKI WILLIAM II. HERRIoK
SQQTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMI
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK d SONS,
AHGINEERS AND MAOHINISTS,
MANUFACTURE High and Low Pressure steam Engines
for Land, RIVER and Marine Service
Boilers, 0ASometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings OF AL kinds, either iron or brass.
Railroad Stations, etc,
RetoEts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and most
Every, description Of Plantation Machinery, AlSS
sugar, baWi and 0Fist Mills, Vacuum Pansl Oh
Steam Trains, DefecatorB, Filters, Pumping kn'
Sole Agents for N. Bnleux's Paten. Sugar Boiling
Apparetus, hesnyth'G PGtent steam Hammer, Sno
Draining Machines. 03H
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PROPOSALS-
OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.
II OFFICE NO, lo4 $. FIFTH street.
,,o-r PHILADELPHIA, November 5, iS6s
NOTICE 40 CONTRACTORS

-. PHILADELPHIA, November 5, 1865
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
oeaieu froloSRl will be received az the Once Of the
ShleI S9muli. slouer OF Highways until ~ O'clock
N ON MONDAH, 9th insLl MT, fOr tbe construction OF
in diameter.
on spring Garden, from near the east line Of B.oad
street 90 the east line of fifteenth street, feet six
Inches In diameter.
On Ridge avenue, from Callowhu street to Vine
street, three feet in diameter.
On Lombard street. from the sewer In Filth street.,
TO the line OF sixth street tn feet Ia dRmeter
On Eighth street. froHl the sewer in Thompson
btieSst W me norm cuio line OF Columbia ayenue 10
be three feet in diameter.
On Thirteenth rect, from Cherry street tO Wnslow
street, three fest In diameter. With such iron and
stone inlets ana mRnhoes as may be directed by the
Chief Engineer and Surveyor, The undcrBJ3nalng to
be that the sewers herein advertised so be
peted on or before The thirty frat DAY December,
1858 And the Contractor shall take bills pre-.
pared against the property fronting on said sewers
70 the amount OF one dollar and Twenty-Five
the street 80 80 much cash paid the balance as
limited by Ordinance 20 be paid by the city. Aud
the Contractor VIII be required to keep the street
sewer IN good, order ior three years after the
When the street Is occupied by City Passenger
railroad track the sewer shall be ted al lnR-
Interfere with the safe passage OF the hereon;
aud 40 claim for r. mnnerS Ion shall be paid the Con
tractor by the company using said TRACK, specified
In Act OF Assembly approved May 1866,
All bidders are inVlte1 to be present at the time
and place of opening the said proposals. Esoh pro.
bond has been filed in the Law Department, as d.
reJted by Ordinance OF May 25 1860. II the lowest
bidt er shall not execute contract within i've days
Ginning, and will be held liable his bond for the
difference between hs bid aud the next highest bid
Surveys, which viii be strictly adhered TO, The De-
partment the right to gej oct all bids not
'--eN MAHLoN II. DICK KINsoN,
l17St ClteE Com ~ iSSOneT OF HighWayg.
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~ o r N RX Q II N G e
~ BAG MANuFACTORY.
JOHN Il. BAILEY
N, f. corner OF MARKET and WATER bTeeif
Philadelphia
DEALERS IN BAGS AND BA06ANG
OF every description, for
Grain FIour salt Super Phosphate of Lime, Bone
-' ' ~ Dust, EtO.
Iaree and small eUpNY BAGS constantly on.hano
992ll Also, WOOL SACKS.
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Gale at No. 529 Ohesnut sure e

HANDSOME w WALNUT HOUSsH I'D FURNI-
SiH 4SD suFGRIoR % MI Ff8ErkooF & SAFG. LARSE LAR5E
LA PdATt9hMn e sYA EHE skkHCR p RtArh II MIR
VELVEr CARPETS, ETC
1lth instant, at 10 O'Clock Ihe auction rooms by
catalogue very superior, ,, urnitnre including hand
reps terry. and hsir cloth; three handsome walnut
sTench pIs,e mirrors, TWO large and superior fre.
proofs saies, made by Evans & Ma.son; large iron
other carpets, feather beds, mattresses, china and
glassware, counters, cooking and gas consuming
Also. 20 new Boston rocking chairs.
INKS, ErC.-Al5o 1Erge quantity OF copying and
"fi'ins HthAANDsoMn thAN BaUssELs CARPETS.
Also 30 pieces IOQ yArds) handsome Englisn tapes
try Brussels Jus. arrived per steamer G5y Of
Sale at No 4C5 franklin street,
HANDsoAiE WALNUT .FARLoR. cHAMRER
ANp BIEIIHGG1Eo@39 G1 90 Nj FuhSITURE M STELN:
BkUssELs,, MPHKIAL AND, OTHER CAR
Pats. FINE FRENCH CHINA, CUT GLASS
AnN' ~ on Thursday Morning,
sboye Callowhil by caaSgne the entire hands9ms some
and see puS
handsome, walnut chamber suit; walnut % extension %
9sd9ins 1s Ife5sn GiHGer se5 fine cut
nitian, perial. ana ingrain carpets oil cloths;
kitchen iHrRit15siA SSfgsFAsINS S SHANb ssP sPPlANo
Also ye elegant % TSssWSSd SS 1PGgaS grsaa 0S piano
be iStts seen no on Tie Tie day previous 10 sale.
The furniture was made to order and is equal to
May be seen on the morning OF sale at O'clock.
Peremptory sale at the Bridgewatsr Machine Works,
VERY VALUABLE laTlUyG aMTlaU0yGINE PROPERTY,
STRAIN ENGINES, BOILERS, eHAFrlNG,
S1EAM AND GAS PIPE, LARGE CRANES,
PATTERNS LARGE FRAME BOlLER-HOUSE,
kTC.
On Thursday Morning,
10Th instant, at 10 O'Clock, at the BridgewAtef
Machine Works. Aramingo, rwenty'htth Ward, by
order the Executor aud surviving partner or the
late firm OF stanhOpe q Suplee. by catalogue. the
very valuable Stock OF Machinery, including staam-
engine, twenty horse power, eight ana i've horse
power ttean engines, boilers, shattng; steam gas
nine q large patterns, tools shelving etc.
''' FRAME BUILDING.
Also large frame boilerhOusei Do ieet py % Ieet'
cupolR etc. "a.
Particulars ia catalogue. IL lZt
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OF ASSISTANT QUARrERMAs-

z NFFION OF AooISIANI- UUANEERMAS-
~ TER L. s. A., No. 1893 GlRARD STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4 1868.
By direction OF Brevet MaJorGensrAl ID. IL
RUCKER ASST QuarLerm aster- General United States
Army. Sealed Proposals will be received AZ this
ofhCe until u NJ. on TIL UHSDAY, November u lS6S
for delivery to the QusrIermaster's Department. al
the echuyiklll Arsenal, of the following articles
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PEERS FOR LRR-The witty, brilliant, and,
we will add, oftentimes very practical, Bsrnal-
Osborne, has recently broaohed in Nottingham
an idea which is becoming more popular
among the democratic masses every day.
Speaking of Lord Napier of Magdala, he ex-
pressed wish that he had been made peer
for life, because he thought the time had come
"when they ought not to see the House of
Lords filed with hereditary peers, whose sons
may not be fit to sit in the Senate of this coun-
try" What an advance this is. But a few
years ago, when Baron Parks was raised to
the House of Peers, as Lord Wensleydale, his
life peerage was declared unconstitutional,
and i'll Difference to the agitation of the other
peers it was changed to a hereditary peerage
but this made no difference as he was child
less. Still the principle of hereditary peerage
was established. 1t cannot last much longer
II will be the next of sour hOnored institu-
tions" to go after the Established Church.
Lard oil was first made at Lexington, KY,
In 1882.
The Soap Club is Democratic institu-
tion at New Orleans.
The republic of Hayh has now four Presi-
dents in the field.
There are 1878 billiard d-rOoms in New York
city and Brooklyn.
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MARTIN BROrHEkS, AUCTIONEERS,-
WI ,Iutriy et lesmeu fer N, Thomas & sons)
NO. 629 Ga ESNUT st., reST entrance from Minor.
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T d. McOLFES d co. AUCTIC NEERE
~ no. coo NAL KET Street. Ia
SALE OF 1890 CASES BOOTS. SHOES, BRo9ANs.
ErC.
On Thursday Morning.
Nov. 70 commencing at 10 o'clock we viii sell, by
catalogue, for cash. 1850 cases mems boys andyoutls
Boots shoes, Brogaps BalmOTals etc. -.
Also superior assortment oI ladies' Misses snu
chlldrens city made gooot. nm
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETO,

<e|E8Ss PENN STEAM EN0INH AND
asazRaxsaz=s BOILER WORKS.-NEAEIE d LEVY
EhSASh1gAh AND THhORHrIOAL E@9IN NRRS,
SMITHS, ana FoUNDERs, having tor many yea1,
9sen IN saece1sf1l operation. and been sxcluslYely
engaged Ia building and repairing Marine aad River
EngLnegi hlgh aRu lOw-pressure, Iron Boilers Water
Aanks tropeers, etc. etc, respectfully otter theiK
LsGt Ior snginee OF all sizes, Marine, River. and
StatOnary having RetH OF patterns OF different
are prepared 70 execute orders with quick deapatoh
EveIy description OF pattern making made At the
shorteSt notice. High and Low-preasure Fine
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, OF the best PennsylVa
Iron and Brass Castings OF ali descriptions. Roli
Turning Screw Cutting and all other work connected
with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done al
teed.
The subscribers have ample whArfdock room mn
repairs OF boats where they can lie In perfect SAFETY
snd are provided with shears, blocks, fallG etC sio
IVA ''D'--A A''''' - JACOB @. .NEAFIE.
JOHN T.. LEVY,
sN BEACH and PALMER Streets,
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SPECIAL POSITIVE SALE OF $50 LOTS FINE
FKEN ca GILT, BRONZE, AND MARBLE
CLOCKS, now landing, and all of this seasons
pOrtAton. We Will Sell
On Thursday Morning,
18th instant, Rt 70 o'clock by catalogue, the most
comp plete and finest assortment OF Imported Clocks
offered. Included Will be found line gilt clocks
with shades and ttauds extra rich do, win brOnzs
hgures; Iich and fine marble clocks s. fine cuckoo and
musical CiOckB, etc.
WIN be arranged Tor examination one day previous
tosRle ll74s
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AUCTION SALES.
M THOMAS y SONS, NOS. 12o Avn
4N1e y. EOUHTH s1RAkI. NO l41

SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND sTocuyS
HpNehn6{r 10 AT ~ O'clock noon, at the Ixeba,o.
POPLAR street Nos. 1909 and l5il-Two band,o.--
MTqfTn @ F I 81 each 20 p by l67 feet
eeIIEESOF, 10: @ aiv5 brown & stone RESIDENCE
NEW no is5 RoaS0 E0 sss 90 ern Residence
ppHOAAp Nsonth) no. 2ttS-Modern Residence
THtETEEETH tt e , Isophl No. 76s Neat Dwelling
iOMB1RD No SSSl irIck kEiINt9se s5d 3sa and Dg9ag
T% hN IihIH (sOuh), Nos. 9ll, 9IS, and oI5lgS
SIF4FD S ( 1ys9go sgsF no is2ssqre and Dwelling
OH SMUT HILL leEant stone Reside,co H.,
CRisNuT iIILL-Fram Dwelling and lar
kOG ~ hkSE @ E0SD, , n,somery County, PssIaa1os.
fLIsWoGTH, \ Q. i255-ootiaEe.
ON A COURT, near Eighth and Arch-stsbIo o,,
EIFTEENTTI, Twen'y y;frst ward-Iarge In,
I"ELFrA (south'' No. 263-Carpenser shSp ana
GR@H GR8@EHT fop'a Sou IS IS9GfTS Frame Dwellings,
GROUND RENIa- SO, $54, ana Si5 a year
ta8 Geo consSidsed Morigase ~ BoSd5 b Hdi19srn os r.
s.Sn Spd BrSSd Ipp MSSna9 Railroad and 0Ss
s5ooo Union Canal eonpon bonds
second mortgage six per cent. bonds. oHieht 70.
share Academy of Fine Arts.
q shares Camden and Atlantic RalTo5Gd rs G 0I5 0pI55eferred
1Oshsres Penna. Steel Co., par slOo
l47 sharea Atlantic on Co.
soshares.De aware County National Bank.
4 4shal es Farmers Market Co.
For Other Accounts
shares Academy of Music, with ticket
share Point Breeze Park.
$50 shares PRciti and Atlantic Telegraph.
AZ shares Central TRANSPORTATION Co.
$500 Philadelphia and Baltimore Central r r. Co
ashares Pnila and southern Mail Steamship &c Co. CO.
30 shares KensingtOn National Bank.
10 shares Comm eTcial National Bank,
"A shares Western Bank.
II shares Bank of Commerce.
l6 shares southwark Bank.
shares Consolidation Bank
so shares Central National Bank.
share Mercantile Library.
share Philadelphia Library.
125 shares American Anti Incfustation CO.
S8OtO North PenusS lvanla BEilrOed, lOp5r cent.
$500 Phila 'elphia and Erie per cent.
32 shares Reliance insurance Cr.
rs ahRTes Delaware Mutual Insurance co.
20 shares Insurar ce Co. of North America
Catalogues now ready. III &c
SAEL OF A VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY
On Tuesday and Wednesday Afternoons,
Nov. 10 and IL, at O'clock comprising many
scarce and curious books; also, WORKS on American
uatOrY, etc. II iL
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HANDSOME w ALNUT HOUShH lid FURNI-
TURE, ROshWOoD PIASO FORTE, LARGE
AND SUPERIOR FIREpROOF SAFES. LA RG NJ
PLATFORM sCALES, FRENCH Plate MIR
RoRS, HaNpSOAE ENG BRUSS ELS AND
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OLABK & EVANS, AUCTIoNEERs, NO. 6S
~ CHESNUT Street.
VIII sell THIS DAY, Morning ana Evening, a..
large Invoice OF Blankets, Bed Spfeaahi Dry NOOus
Cloths, CasBmeres, Hoslery, Stationery, IAole SA1
CIV ana conntry merchants will find bargains.
Goods packed free OF charge v"
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STOCK SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE.

kTOCK SUPERIOR UABINE ET FURNITURE.
On Wednesday Morning,
Nov. H. ct 10 O'Clock, at No. Ill y. SECOND street, by
catalogue. the entire stock OF superior furniture Ia
Guiding walnut parlor suits IN green plush and air
Clotn sldebOards walnut ceatre a1d bouquet tab
hat-stan DIS, superior walnut chamber furniture et-
CANT walnut wsrdrobss, lounges. cane.seAt chairs,
cottage suits, etc. etc.
E.The entire sock was manufactured expressly for
private sales, ana finished in the best manner Sale
peremPtoTy. 1926
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CemmeL ing at 10 CLOCK. The sale will comprise
assortment of seasOnaOle goods for city jOb6ing
retail and country trade, worthy OF special and
early attention, ll73s
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF $50 LOTS AMERI-
GAN AND IMPOKTED DRY GOODS, LINEN
AND J. OSIEhY GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS,
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These Bonds are the duly authorized and accredited
obligations one OF the most responsible CORPORA
tiona OF the American Continent, and secured by
absolute first lien upon the valuable gra ats fran.
chses, railroad equiUmeut business, e.c., OF the
BEST POR IIJN OF the
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SAEL OF A VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY
On Tuesday and Wednesday Afternoons,
Nov 10 and H. at 4 o'clock, comprising many
scarce and curious books; also, works on American
History, etc. n74t
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lxprpexa-op TUESDAY morning. February IS At
tho resldsnce Of hls James Knight, No ls
West Washington place. ChAhIh% W. AAbthGkh, IA The
b1st year OF his ATE.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
New orleans papers please copy
disease Of the heart CHARLES BERTRAND prlnter aged
40 years. -,
Tvporraphcal Union No requested to attend the
!. funeral from his late residence, No. 12o wavsriey
place on Thursday afternoon, NJ one o CLOCK.
Quebec, Montreal &C. E.) and Albany papers pleass
copy -. r..- a. r....-u
youngest daughter OF the late David ana Jcssphins Ben
nett the 10Th year Of her age .
The rss,Ivos snd friends ars respectfully invited 70
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


bpAws -Hays-On Thursday, February 10 at tho
rsctory OF Calvary church, SETH ADAMS to IsEk HAYS
all Of New York city
Dyvsoy--AusuS. -On Tuesday, February Is, az the
Church OF the Resurrection. Fortyseventh street and
Madison avenue by the Rev. Edward o. Flagg CTARgs
" Dxxrsos 10 Hrsxrs, daughter Of the late John W.
Austin, all OF this city. No cards.
R,pgrwAy-IsAAcs--On Monday, February IL by the
Rev william spelman, WILLIAM RipoEwAY, Of Bati-
more to Mrs ELIzABgrH IsAA.s, OF O"ego n y.
Albany. " Y, by the Rev. Dr. sprague, GEorGn
WrrurpuL 10 Anna, eldest daughter OF Andrew Mckee
Of Whitschurch Baiiywaiter, county Dovn, Ireland.
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he desrd wheat decidedly active both for
Of &c 70 &C. per bushel for choice No / spring Winter
sa soSs v s,' u psss
vance. California wheat was held with increased
s5 co. sa for orsn.y p% so choice f no.
spring. delvcred 81 80 for fair NO l. delivered; - 80 for
scarse ard held with increased rmaess western being
held irm at 81 :, and no, being available in
vas firm FOR Cry high mixed Western, bas duh and
heavy for all other s,nds ihc sales were about
81 81 for yellow 81 ga 81 for white oas we're q r%cr
S .;s ss1s; w.. qs sh sa T 4g
held There wsre rumors OF large saes 70 arrvs but they
c cSsd nj ss DO ,ssa a0'' wv ' 100
FnsieHrs-Tbe general market Vas unchanged. The en-
s sd So ,sre.. lard a. ss s mainly Al the saier
Is tons oil cake at 21 6 SOJ boxes cheese At 3
s s, ss At a.
~ hhds 3 10 London zOg ,erces beef at 6s
Cd 200 boxes bacon A. ss 81 s eos sonr At s Sd and
5000 bushels grain To GLASGOW per steamer 1o tcrces
lard :. & TO Rotterdam Ter an, % ss loo cosn At @ s ~
tobacco 3 TO Antwerp 0 cases seedlesf tcbacoa ~
& " feet and % case: bacon q ~ t I'M, TO Msmbuss 10
per 20 bs 100 hid. virginia tobacco IA Cd and,
Per $40 bales tobacco A. and % bales cotton
at vessel with loo bills peroleum TO Corx Tor
Buenos Ayres yellow pine lumber and An italian vessel
cadz, with stsvs., on private terms ia, Va ala,
0uysY CIorH was quoted At lsc. 1850. Sales unim
pmAn.-we note sales Of i4cOO lbs Moussvidso at 2sc,
Him currrrc. 10000 lbs Buenos Ayrcs were disposed
Bspfs@dniy moderate demand prevailed rriees wcrs
quite steady. sale, LOU Dr. Tea. ~ ies at re- cur
Ss sss; d. ~: e.. IA Essu q n
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CorrER.-The business in ingot moderate Sales
100000 lbs Detroit, IN lots at 2c cash. 90 90 do Rslti.
livery, al 1,sic
CorrEx.-so was in moderate demand and firm at the APP
pended quotations Sales III bags Eaglet, private
IKE. gold, Also BALTIMORE b.Gs .eI Gertrude
and lt0D do. New Light, private terms other de-
,ssgtop. were ase,, but i'm we
ry l2c i2c.; fair to good carsoes 10 l5Ac; Java
mats and bags, 2iHc 25'-c native Ceylon. Ec &c.
PsS % s see d ne: make make d 1t.
stock Rio FEB IT, 1863 In New York III 356 bags; Phi la
deiphia 400 do Bltmore 3acoD do Mobile. 5000 do:
New Orlcpn 1900 do. of other description Now
York, 1913, bags.
Coin YAHS.-We note the sale Of bales hnc at iec
ounce; 400 boxes we're disposed of at the latter price,
Sperm were steady at tbc &C. and paea at 5c 5sc
DRUGS AND DYES ecna ally quiet but values
quite steady The sales were 400 tons oda ash at 81 q
caus soda a aAc Be- gold; so casks blcsehng powder
at - 6.x - 30 800 kegs bcarh soda at &c. gold 2l
arrive part psc. gold; rs bales gum fiedda 1t
lac do. sma lots cream tartar at &c. 3exc. and
10 tons acetate line on pr vate terms
Flour AND GsirN-necelPis. a5 bbls Gour. SIS bbls
239 bags NEAL 751 bushels wheat % BIG do corn
3ssS 40 do. rye. he -four market ruled
brmcr odly AMI with aoo1 trade demand aud fair
without noteworthy change tended favor seller
A lair business done In family brands and some
extra State taken for export TO Flu rope Cslforuia
-four continued god demand and prices ended
Of the seller Thesaes about $1,000 bbls the
closing firm at the appended quotations. Rye con.
timed IN good request at the Improvement prices
demand and firm, especially choice family bra nds
which sold In SI~ bb above
$40 slo IS per bbL. which however IL too high
quote. the sales about LOO bills mainly a the an
nexed prices Buckwheat flour sod 1, some extent at
81 IS 81 % per 100 lbs but the was dull Corn
meal remained r with sales OF $50 bbs at about previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-19
years wers valued a. follows in coin. exclusive Of
freig ut and charges

years wero valued - fouows IN coins exotusive oi
freight and charges
1868 1857 1858
Emit for consm sos sos ass $50 LOST 723 $To424 o31
Ent for warshg So I'll. sos 2,s94l73 1888 $40
Free goods ..... 6,625,ss2 6.6s2762 5,si6 7s6
Tot emit at port STA $40 1877 $l64 $780, 40 S13 753
wd'n I'm. wh'ss. 46,32i. 9o6 5s,627.2l2 81 ols 7sS
Tho receipts for customs during the same time 10
ls67s SOL s0 729 against $40 $50 in the
responding period in 1861 and s77514 sO3 in 1865
The exports from the port the seven mouths ending
January 81 in The year valued as follows in
currency
1850 1867 1868
Domestic prod $l25 $50 6s4 sos 522 800 S2s DAT
For free mdse... 342 l4O 1871 500 f62 Oe6
For. dutisbls.... l,5s2,291 2,S63 s66 460O 56S
Specie and blllin 147s4,260 19,3226a 35,556lll
Do exclusive OF
speee........ 1877 sos I2I ss,oss es4 los, SOL 7I2
The receipts for customs, the receipts payments
and balances at the Sub Treasury this city the
expired portion Of the week have been as follows:-
Custom House ~---Sitb. Treasury.
Receipts. Re,e'rt, Plym rsis Ba,an a.
Feb H. $500 $50 81 340 7ls 81 loil78 $l04 59a 200
Feb 49,. $4,000 l,7oo.72s i,l62,507 los, 742y
The valuo Of exports exclusive OF specel from New
York 10 foreign ports for the week ending February Is
was So $685. All against So 07s $50 the week previous
The cash balance In the hands Of the Assistant
Treasurer Boston, At the close OF business February Is
was 81 4Si o92 showing during the week Of
sl4s,4s7. Coin balance, $l,2i2, 752