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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-22

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ass6ss46s aa~ss fl2aes s9&sNes : sasse's
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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-22
Me ake lAe lolIowlng llems from

We take The following Items from
the Idaho nWSi OF the 18th
Persons with Mysterious handles.
supposed 10 be regalla. have been
detected In the aet Of leaving for
hoise City.
The Grand Ledge of |. q. &. T..
,net IN Idaho on the Sth.
The weather continued very ine,
A Christmas TREE Is t. be exhibit
ted At the Court House. on Christmas
eve,
Cheatley. holsoa and Wcltoa have
opeaed a Dancing School in Placer
willie
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-22
In - ....., ll.sel - 2.

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t1sseseissseg~ ~ essx4 rs IT, sfsnsis
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i.a sslss~4 ~ e8srSysaee II ~
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aapegsy. spaS - - etasas spa pag
TG4fs 4xaee sse xisg sEegess CAPE ~
af89 sars.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-22

The gagiaas EsfsgYyses. s4gs re
sasll t,gx ilas feacfet tseso. aed gae
s,eFsGa hss aSea aeee.' ilae igss455se
sass sss terribly aletsae1 ash pre-
ysg5ag reeass - pfeysas iis further
f4vsge<. This Il aaeshef ssfe0g ~
zsraeas n fzgef u liafgsdiase yseei-
nation ieYe. Is e ~ iis wag.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-22

The g1as.l4<s 81. se1sl..'.lf sss s-ess.'s
~ sg,as have aee4. i,@a ~ elfet4eA tese
fstGg sssis9sstfq ssfs5g 1T ssa1,aAs hing
asEs n lats;ssig j. lapsf aeespg.az a ~
sges fai,ls pisle ~ Ja8raallsa sl.sh 4 ls y
a.eis.issseq IT'S i i Nofxiag IL ~ Interest
Il psns thsi eseffols DE sfsat stale a
ae9 York ny ffasaslsrt a0inz 10 a ~
s48aiia districts 10 NJ fitg
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-22

~ asE4ey ~ ~ 8sssaep's
~ ss6sg, ~ 1aas. isas2 sief9
az M p ~ IS e4e 80 = .
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a4 80 et4g.ss6ie getesH@ess =
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sl.seysi eBlgy q, isga~iasisiy - fs1s
m4sJgsss injustice " ~ J,eepis run
nl,ia lAeg derive ts'f isgeGue,
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atmsijsA ~ J4lB Knight ADD ii'se.
i,aek, afs 9speHde0t 'Ipga, ~ llie
ss9lsza. il,si fsssld slf,ss felsin lbef1
IL ggBef. j. Bal susceptible ~ my
4sbef sFelssslles ehss aisi dry 49,
s,sesssly 4Ha egss fasaiieallY, NJ
~ bs1 q. flls established church
jHstssil. White recognizing The l'ifes
~ pabim opinion, ~ bia saloslieiefy.
sosi eiinQs II, tle Old tegims. wi
1esliy rHagail ~ ~ she triumph u
ll,s liberals il lbs late sieaien. lbs
asgnfsll ~ fbs AnEeilean teolealas'
deal Establishment. bnd llGit the die.
establishment u lha Church 10 Ire
land is bal 4 stepping aione :" iis
eaits establishment throughout llit
Kingdom Tbs pespin ass flpe fpi
as elsags, 4ng feeogliiea What al
jsst aud fesssaable pasple baVs al
Wags sgsNH, liiat y Church Nh'is'
i,,eiiiHes aud teachings ass not Il
sbrmssigee n sufficient Importance
aaq Hal ~ aGi address themselves
- il,a minds snd eonseiobeus pi ~
numbers sad sappDftera, with sum
Giant fofes ~ support lisali WILTON
lbs aid 1T uagefnmaat, wbpse 80
sources afa derived ff9m al classics
slnaid tall 10 Tho ground aud CIV
place ~ aiheIs that ilave auliiuien
attractions ~ maintain al bfgaillba
iign.
The Episcopal Church, shofi' OF "
sfisl9afalla ptelaalloas And frdi'ee'
ia pspdaf standard, wllhpul an.
~ iba hDhln sanctions HAT virtual,
asaiHde common people from th
SANITARY, may suffer 40 reduction
IL, numbers, not weni 81 adeguai
Support ffom those Who connection
iisusiy beiaye 10 Ne douitines an'
Worship according 80 lla fllna, \
an rate lot IL lsho 10 changes W.T.
nlhrra, and the religious inlalligrno
~ Tho people wlll deoide IS 10 u
nurlia, The English people, lib
lhnaa q. Tho llnllad alalez, afe liberia
IL lhaif viuws. tolerant Ia pfaeliee
aud willing tia, ovpfy one shalt wui
ship tlnd according Co tho dialaten Il
his own aunseianee, oi u eumo nl'al
ahnnsn not 10 worship at all, tha
such privilege shall be aecotde
them, and the aoaaef the Nulhoritie
.eoagalap theso 10 he facts, aud ge'
pgn themselves accordingly, 1h
sooner viii they tad themselves !
ssmps,hy with tho bene, slnew, an
hgains II The country,
Church Aad sIa,e, Connected an
dependent 90 each ether ier esi'
saaoe. Ia a condition contrary to Oh
Convictions Of az aye sufficiently ed
yaneea Ia civilization, 90 telesat
aud tvspes, the epialena Of others
however much they may be al var
800. ..,ith lh.,.nsAt,,,s A. fnltN tlOAls
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-22

isaiked again Ia our cndavorr
10 roach the top Of Wa, Eagle. We
had sol apart Friday TO devote eN
eluHively 10 explorations In that
richest Of all mineral regions. but
thursday night brought such a snow
storm which hsa continued ut Inter
vais ever aimee that we have not
had courage 10 face H. Those seal
awaga al the Golden Chariot, did'ns
have the opportunity they expected
of dumping Us Ia the water, rubbing
IS Through muddy castings, and per-
heaps. 'kritllnH" aud rNnaing as
down the mountaln We shall come
prepared now We have found out
their trieka.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-22
Dr. Joe. HaYne, Al smaii


pgx mees1az IL ,ssa Ff<ae5seD, ltfh
las,, ss4s49 9sg IL biz eWa ka9pi-
e1lge. l4sze peTslop II ne fatality
fsou smsllv9x Il isAl Csiy afese
ffom ezfsl,a>zaess ~ he part ~ The
48gsHisies Tie tlly. be- said. hae
boi egs SMALLPOX ambulance will
which ~ eHbVey t,ailenls 70 he hos
plial. witch Nas covered with oil
eieit without aag eeniiiati6n Tbs
yebieie is drawn by one hofse, the
bDfss ea8 teasm bni 50 many milss
= day. and consequently. c0mnefeeA
10 load up 10 the mofning. driving
ffpin place to place. until a load Is
procured, lhus subJrcllng the first
0ues % d ride Of several hours closed
up with others. breathing each others
iGled breath. and being worn Out
with tbs exercise until they often
fali fiOm their aeais OF die soon after
llicif arrival ut the hospital. liz
calls the San ffaneisoo Health once
"Dne horse Institution.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-22
]. HUELA'f & CO.,
DEALERS IN

DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Nines.
Liquors,
Cigars,
rosacco,
Iron,
and steel.
cat. AND EASTERN MADE CLOTHING
aud BOOTS,
or. and 0GN BLANKETS,
Fianaci. ~ aas.imeres,
Men's uyershirts,
tndrr-tiothing
Gloves,
Ladies' and
sJoiIdren's SHOES, Hosiery and
sheetiags.
~hirtings,
Tfekings.
and Table Linen.
BRUSSELS J and 2 PLY CARfETlNG,
Horse-shoez and Nails,
Carriage Bolts,
general assortment of Shelf
Hardware,
India Rubber and
Hemp Packing,
India Rubber nelting and General As
snf,munt OF Merchandise
az J. HuEl.Ar n co.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-22

The suggestion has been made,
lhaI perhaps the location Of the Ter
filolial rr.son. eithnr ia tho Bruncau
~ Calbarine's Cnsek Valirys, would
prove mofn advantageous 10 the Ter
fil0fy Than ~ any other point The
probabilities ol the Union Pacific Il,
u Co.. extending their road to the
Columbia River aud l'ugets sound,
would seem 10 onsr Inducements and
employment loptnyicta 10 That quar-
ler. superior Ia anything that Is like,
~ 20 turn up North Of snake River !
however. liolae il an agricultural
point. where Provisions will always
he cheap. lsarrels for the disiillerlcs
aud many other articles may be man
uiaelured there from the pine lum'
bet Of tho liasln. by the conviels
which perhaps inakeA Boise as dcsi-
rable poini es any,
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-22

Col a.. ". 'ihompaosfs or al
ssf.ts,isaassaf. Is : il5asnlneAl faBaidsie TOT
6. Fe1i4isf - inalaaa Mag be- snceefa
IL The prayer a l4ls pupil n ihirtt gfafs as',
notwithstanding he si,ee f'tslfrd as " sai.oi'
fssind iiis sfita,sd fssm asiflde of q bfDGtf -
tl.e infinite aiaiisanesf ~ nBgseinl 81
IIayzsaf afei,ina
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-22

The Democrats papers ars making 4
goat bios about one Chipley, a democratic
eiafE 10 The 50 Auditors office. who IL I- pos
iussiy asserted. gave AZ bis rierkatlp nsiiier
thae support CRAM ana coifas An Instance
ofdemoeralic ssf denial worth recording
santa Ana'- ron is said 10 be ehinf Of
!. band of sasirlla's 10 Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09
Died.

BRowS.--At Elizabeth, N. j., on Tuesday after
noon September s. JOHN BROWN, in the slst year OF
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral, from his
late residence 81 East Jersey street, on Thursday
CALIESpER-At Milton on the Hudson. on Mon
day, September !, Mr.. ALEXANDER CALENDER, late
CAssrr.~At Bloomincdale, on Tuesday, September
g. JOHANNA W., only child OF James anu Kate b. cas-
sim, aged year, months and "a days.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at one O'Clock,
from the residence OF her grandfather, p Boyan, 2l5
CyuIRisrMAs-Suddeny, on Sunday, September 9,
ut his residence corner Second place and Henry
street, BROOKLYN, CHARLES CHRISTMAS, In the '1th
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. from Chrst
church, corner Cllnton aud Harrison Streets this
"wednesday afternoon, at three O'Clock.
CUBTIs.-On Tuesday, September Z, Miss EMMA
CURTIS In the oIst year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited 20 attend the funeral this ednes-
day. afternoon, at three O'Clock, from the residence
nue. -" northeast corner Of WilIouahby. brooklyn.
DENIKE.--At West Farms, on Tuesday morning
September $. at halfpast two O'Clock, ADELiSE Whe
OF Colonel Abraham Denke. =.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend tue funeral on SATURDAY atel.
nuon at Two Oclock, ron tue iaoeIus 49,, b"a y
church, in Second avenue, between Ienth ana
Eleventh streets.
FISUoANE.--At Rockaway, Long Island, THcMAs
The funeral viii take place from the church 70
Jamaica on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock.
GoRMAN.-On Tuesday, september ;, Ann uoRhAN,
aged 20 years.
The friends arc invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF her uncle SI3 second avenue,
this "wednesday afternoon ut two O'Clock.
GOoDwIN.-ln Brooklyn, on Monday, september !,
MARY ANNE, wife of Francis GOODWIN.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence, "a
Talman street. Her remains will be taken TO 81.
James cathedral, Jay street. this "wednesday morn
Ing, at hafpast nine O'Clock, where requiem mass
will be offered for tho rcpOse OF her soul.
GlBLfN.-ln North Stamford Conn.,, on MONDAY,
September 7, Mrs. ISABELLA GiBLIN, VIE Oh Henry
s. Gibln, aged 81 years and months. a..
The relatives and friends are invited to meet the
remains at the New Haven depot, Twenty-seventn
street and Fourth avenue this wednesday, AZ haL-
IfrNNTaAR.~on Monday, september :, Miss HELEN
HENNIGAR, aged 90 years.
requested 10 attend her Iuneral from Bedf0rd street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09

afuded 70 In our last repor 600 siabs stras
and In Boston, at about c. god also 30 Maacca
2lc gold Plates former prices
There sales OF 500 boxes charcoal Ss gold
WnisKEY-The market was dull and nominal at about
66c for bonded.
WooL.-In the market for fleece there is rather more
activity than there IL usually at this period of the week. and
IN prices there much II not Grmness than there
last week. The demand IL still confped, however, to
small lots TO supply the immediate wants Of
who well ~ spectators, indnposed operate
extensively at present In consequences of the high
prices further advance which win doubtless
be realized should the demand continue active. The and
medium grades still most sought after though there IL
fair inquiry for the finer grades The receipts
dmintve and the stock moderate and decreasing The
current quotations bSc 55c for Xxx Ohio 4ec 60c
unchanged in value. California is in fair demand,
firmly held at the prices previously current while Texas
inues TO sell moderately at full prices In foreign the
actions confined TO small os the stock of desirable
kinda small The sales $4,000 lbs heeces at 429c
6c including 1900 lbs Wisconsin and lnos ~ 43c 46e
5000 No do. at lse.. seSS No; DO. a. sss'
al 45c. 1900 No. Ohio al i5c, 5000 common Indiana al
Ec 1900 do do at 4c 5000 double extra Ohio at 5sc.,
small lot do &c., 20 600 choice tubbed at b5c &c. the
latter price small lot 10000 to nne tubbed ut
bic ic, 90 unwashed at Slc Oel light do al y8c
c Mooo secured part a. roc s0 5000 Kansas on private
43c for lambs, and sleeps, $500 lbs Texas Mt
Csc Sc for low to ne, 1000 secured do AZ &c., 0tC0 lbs.
California at 26c Csc. FOR bury to choice spring clip
(cefy hne) at &c., 3ac 22c for bury fall and 35c for
pulled OF foreign the sales 10000 bs Santa Fe part Mt
Slc 20 bales black Donsko at about 2bc, 500 lbs Asr
zoe 23c 20 bales East India and loC9J lbs Cordoga
private terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09

FRANKFrFID A CO., JEwELLERs 1s SIXTH
A. avenue corner Fourteenth street so Eishtn avenue
corner Twentv sSh and sole msnuactu
rers OF Cuckoo Cccks agents for the Wahem ana ~ Ame
lean Watches; WholeeAa and retath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09
NEW JERSEY.
jersey CITY.

Jersey City.
sUFrocATIoN OF ISFANTs.--The infant child Of
Patrick Murphy, who resides In Newark avenue, was
found dead In the bed yesterday morning. child
OF Patrick O'Bren residing In Ferry street, Hoboken,
was also found dead yesterday morning. Death In
both cases resulted from sufrocation.
Hob0kcn.
TIE JUVENILE RoBBER sQUAD.--A boy named
Patrick Murphy, implicated In several robbcries ac-
corng to the confession or the young thief already
noticed in the HERALD, was arrested yesterday.
Murphy, 1t II alleged, Ia the leader Of the gang.
7 BOY DRowNED.--Yesterdsy forenoon. while five or
eix BOYS were playing near the trcstle work Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRowH-DELAHoy-- Brooklyn, on Tuesday. Sep
tember s, at the residence Of Mr.. M. Riley, by the
Rev.,J. c. Ager, ROBERT S. Brown, Esq. Of Wash
ington, ID. O., to Miss FANNIE A. DELANEY, daugh-
ter OF Josiah Delaney, Of Sing Sing. No cards.
CoFFEY-LAFFERTY.-O sunday, September 0, at
ST. Lawrence church. Yorkville. n Y, by the Rev.
Father Marshall, $. j., Mr.. JOSEPH L. CoFFEY, of
Dublin, to Miss CATHARINE LAFFEBTT, OF county
Donegal Ireland.
Derry Journal please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09

The foreign imports at this port In the month OF
July In the present and two previous years were val
ued as follows in specie freight and duty unpaid
1ses 1897 1868.
Ent for consm $143 4o3 81. O36 900 sl2 l9S $50
Emit. for wareh'g. 1,301,274 u,22s5ld lo,oos'os3
Free goods -. 899,5f9 zoo, $50 i,us' o!3
Specie Il bullion. a4596l oo6oo l2o'Aa2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09
THE TOBACCO MARKET.

Since last report the tobacco market has been moder
ate active The disposition the part of holders to meet
the views of buyers having general fair trade
has been done for The home trade has qieted down
somewhat of the absence OF low grades and
fine cooy sorts. Sales Kentucky have been about 600
hogsheads of which 400 taken for the north Of Europe
and Mediterranean trade and about 900 for obbng
The accounts Of the (Western encourage
ing. Receipts from the West decreasing.
But little has been done seedea during the past eight
days The total sales amount 500 cases. OF which loo
Connecticut crop of $780, 25c. 26 Ohio (l86l at
0c lic and 100 OF State 1S67 private I'M
favorable advces from Europe in regard to the packing and
present mode OF sampng have caused to call
meeting for the purpose Of desng better and
more reliable method OF sampn Resolutions to the effect
that after September 10, 1855 exporters seedea
bacco by sample, drawn from stripped only
adopted -
The following statement shows the stock of tobacco on
hand In the New York inspection warehousea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Snle in New Y0rl

Sulc In NEW York.
JAMES NJ. MILLER
House and lot, b2d ST. 100 II of 9th 20xl0J5;
Mary Ann " oster t2o,stU
Sale Of Rutherford Park, N. j., Property.
A. j. BLEECKEB Co.
Plot lots "a and 70, Court and Jay each 4Sx
l20; w. G. Edgerson, each. $l6s
Plot lots 25 and 3D. adjoining the above, Court
each 4Sxl20; W. @. Edgerson, each. 160
Plot lot on Jay sv, 10 from Court 60x24O Mr..
Plot s. lots B. 4, 8, adjoining the above, Jay
each 60x24O Gilbert Bogert, each 2e5
1t was proposed to sell 100 lots belonging to the
same property, but as the bids duh and spirit
less the auctoneer announced that the property
would be disposed OF at private sale.
Omcial Transfers Of Real Estate Yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09

Total since Jan. 1875 $685. III SEA $50
The exports from the port in July in the same
years were valued as follows in currency:-
1865 1857. 1868.
Domestic produce sla,O5747e Sac o9s 500 2e5
Foreign free goods 2726o 2o,l6S 3l,915
Ditto outable. - 401, 724 3S2,595 4i4, 1856
Specie and bullion. $751; 1859 135l9,s94 1o,5s4,55S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09

Tot ent at pit see, $751; 1877 SEQ $239s7, 65l
Wdn FIN whse.. e,oS4,242 7,56o,S9o oSZ9, 'se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09
MARINE IRAnSrEaS.
C7as-Nana

The following is correct list Of marine transfers
at this port since the previous report:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY Sept s-6P NJ
BUILDING MArERALs-For Eastern spruce there was \
fair demand aud previous prices sustained There were
sales Of about $4,000 feet $40 ssi Good schedules
quoted at ga Yellow pine timber steady at Sss sT
Laths were in active demand and ete.dy; ZOO
were disposed OF At 49, The arrivals are hb-
eral Lime was steady III 81 30 for common
and ~ for lump. R05cndale cement was steady
81 81 70 per Dbl Bricks demand s10 so Long
Island. - ~ 30 for New Jersey, ~ ~ SO for NoTh
river Slea SIs for Boston, and &H go for Philadelphia
BErswAx was quiet at t5c 40 We heard OF sales of
CAsptEs All kinds were quiet but srrn at The following
and 6'c for patent
CoorERAGE STOCK in fair demand and firm At pre-
sous prices vnYSl0 40 90 for sugar shocks, 81 inch
asse d2 ~ inch do, $50 for shocks SO 60 Tor
$50 for IA feet 10. ~ W
CoPPER.The market for American iprot was dun and
prices were tribe or The sales only abou
Detroit and Lake Superior al 23ac. a 2S1kc.
CoIioNhecelpts SUB bales FOR ths tlarle the demand
was good from spinners and fair from exporters aud
amount OF business was fair Prices rrs &C.
lower however and the market rather heavy at the
uucuon Inc inquiry was principally for middnc The
SAFES were iW bales, including 2 for spinpng 6qI for
or aud ~ on speculation Annexed are the closing quo
tatlons ~ 1sf~~
UJlr,d.ald nm and Snc ORLEANS
o, fiort,iu. Arrpy6js and ferns
| URINARY .sssss..s..... Nh e1x
Good ordinary "a o.
Low mddhng. %l cSt 25L
hiddlng ...,......... 2aI nat "a
Good middlinp. ...... 81 a2t es4<
cotfEk-Ro was qoet and hoard Of no sales but fu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09

prices Other kinds remained dull and
changed We quote Rio ordinary cargoes SIC SHc gold
n bond fair DO, stc as4c good do, loac. He prime
William Scott Sons make the stock of Rio September
S6S;in New York 49, sac bags; Philadelphia, 9i Balti
more, S7,0u0; Mobile, eco New Orleans 5000. -,
DYEwooDs.-Logwood was quiet owing to the small
stock Prices unchanged. We quote Jamaica. Slo,
nominal ut y75 &e5, gold.
DRUGs AND DYys.-Chemcnls were a tride active,
but some kinds shade lower Qunine 10 active
demand and higher, F. h. cosing Mt So 30 "a 60 and
French W co. There $40 tons soda ash a
Size &c gold caustic Soda 4asc &c do. $50 drums
do. in Philadelphia 4<c 25 sol lc do
l00J kegs b soda within the range do 20
casks bleaching powders &c. sac. gold, and 4c fTc
currency 1900 for forward Shipment l0l bales
gum Gedda, gum Danar arrive 5000 qunine
1900 lbs eamboge 10tons English dry lead, cream
tartar Is bales gum arabic ~ acetate lime 10 bales
sorts gum arabic on private terms.
FLOUR NRAL.-Recepts 675 bbls -four ESQ do and
20 sacks meal, II ,0f bushels wheat 800 do corn
50 800 The -four market remained In precisely the
condition noticed yesterday. The or spring
wheat -FOUR both old and new, moderate but with only
a small supply the market ruled very firm and State
was, If anything, tribe better All other kinds
were duh and heavy, though not quotably
lower. There export demand and the
sales almost exclusively wants OF the local
trade California -four quiet, but Unchanged The sales
5000 bbls For Southern -four market tfine
active but in prices there rreguariy the
sales $50 bbls. Rye -four quiet prices were
lower 2l0 bbls. Corn meal was steady sales
were OF AZ n W.