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Odd Fallnwa

Rock Island Lodge No. IS, l. 0. 0. f.,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois aud
Eagle Sts., at y o'clock PM.
GEORGE SToCKER, N. G.
/. d. SWEENEY. r. 5.
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To Washington Mclean, Esq

THE PEARLY GATGs.-Pure white teeth
and a sweet breath, issuing like perfume
from the rose, through q pair Of lovely lips,
are, ~ Shakespeare says, IAN excellent thing
in woman 10 keep the "pearly gates" OF
the mouth always spotIess, and the breath
always fragrant, it is only necessary 10 use
the Sozodont daily.
"Spaulding'5 Cline" always up to TIE
sticking point.
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inal Weakness, Private diseases, Female Com
plants. &c, with improved modes If treatment )
over SEQ pages and l20 plates and engraving
being a sclf-instructor for the afflicted Of both
sexes, and warning and guide for youth, and
those contemplating Marriage, Mailed under
seal for 81 cent?. sE.E1
nc Published as a fsguard against quack
cry ty the attending Physician OF the Wisconsin
Hyeienir Institute, where ell the aboTe and other
diseases are treated, and patients either roomed
and boarded until cured, or treated by cores
pondeuce. For terms. &C., send for TIE above
book and our circuisrs. Address
Dr.. T. WILLIAMS CO,
febl5dwiy. JsneaYiHe, VIE
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FOR SALE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE MY LOT AND BRICK
L Saloon, on tho east side Of Market Square
formerly occupied as an auction room. The 10.
cation 10 one of the best in town.
JOB ROSS.
Rock Island, April II, DIFF,
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Testimonials from England

SIR - Having suffered severely from
rheumatic pains in the head and face, | was
induced, from what heard said Of it, to try
Perry Davis Pain Killer, from which soon
found relief 1t is indeed a valuable article.
am yours, &c,
(WuLAM Evans, Miner,)
WiiIeuhaII, England.
This is to certify that have been suf-
ferer FROM Indigestion and violent Sick
Headache for upwards of four years. have
consulted many of the Faculty, but have de-
rived no material benefit from any source,
until ! tried Perry Davis Pain Killer, which,
| am happy to state, has done me more
good than all ever tried before.
ESTHER BRIUGS,
Bolton, England.
GENTLEMEN-I have much pleasure in
speaking Of the great efficacy and usefulness
Of your Pain Killer. Two years ago | was
severely afflicted with painful internal dis
ease, when friend of mine who had just
returned from the states, gave me a small
quantity of Pain Killer, which he had
brought over with him. | took it as direct.
ed, and the relief was immediate, aud SO
satisfied was of its value as a medicine,
that | Immediately sent to New York for
half dozen bottles aud am thankful to
say, that it has proved to my family and
friends who have used it OF inestimRble val.
ne in relieving almost all kinds of pain and
suffering. I ours NC,
H. d. MEAD,
No. Pail Mall, Manchester.
jun24dwlm.
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NR. pENnLETON's LErTER.


"UISCINFATI, July <, ISoS'
"TU WASHINGTON MCLEAN, Fifth Avenue Hotel:
my DEAR SIE--lou know better than any
one the feeling and principles which have guided
my conduct since suggestion Of my name for the
presidential nomination. You know that, while
/ revere the good opinion of my countrymen, aud
would feel al honest pride in so distinguished Q
mark Of confidence, 10 not desire i at the ox-
peuse of one single electoral vote rgreat ap
Plsute, or Of the least disturbance of our party
| eonsider the success Of the democratic party in
the next election Of far greater Importance than
the qualification Of any personal ambition how
ever pure and lofty il might he. Loud chcers.1
''li, therefore, At any time, nEmo shah he
suggested which, in the opinion IF yourself aud
those friends who have ,harcd our confidence.
shah be stronger teigre The country. or which
can more thoroughly unite car own party, | beg
that you viii instantly Withdraw my name and
pledge to the convention my heartv zeRlo,is.
and active support for its nominee
Very truly yours,
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Horses Stolen!
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

ST0LEN from my pasture, in Bowling, on
~ Thursday, the 9Th lust, dark bay mare,
two yenrg old past, white star In face, soar on
nose, and letters + B. branded on right shoulder,
Also, stolen last spring, bay mare, Sumo age,
star in face, and same brand on right shoulder.
will pay $2b each for the return of tho colts,
and $50 each for the thieves. Address
JAMES W. BETTY,
julyl3dWlm. Camden Mills Ills.
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<z.l-l, CD:
gA#HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just Published, 1" sealed enrelopc. Price, sc
ccrts. .
ALECTURE on TIE NATURAL TREAT
AENT, and Radical Cure Of, Sperrmatorrhna, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions. Sex-
ual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage gem
orally Nervousness, CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy and
Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacitv. resulting
from SeIfAbuse, &C., by Robert J, Culvsrweli,
NJ D., author of the "Green Book" dc.
"a Boon to Thousands of Sufferers"
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, POSTPAID, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, to CHAS. J. c. KLINE & CO.,
IFS BoWery, New York Post Office box 1855.
Also Dr.. Culverwsu's "Merriage Guide" pTice
IS cents, msy5dEsm,
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THE NEW YORK. CONVENTION,


WITHDRAWAL OF MR PENDLEToN.
Mr.. Vallandigham said he had com
muuicaton in writing, which, with the leave
of the chair, he would read from the stand.
His appearance on the platform was greeted
with immoderate cheers. He read a letter
from Mr.. Pendeton, as follows:
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LOCAL COLUMN.

FFTEEN CENTs line win be charged for
eseh Insertion Of articles under this head,
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IGreat cheerug.l

Great cheering.
Mr. Vallandighsm SAID it vas Mr.. Nc
Leans desire 10 present this letter early on
yesterday, but the Ohio delegation thought
best to keep Mr.. Pendle!on's name before
the convention throughout yesterday. He
commended the msgnsnimity and unseliish
patriotism of this letter, and finally withdrew
Mr. Pendleton's name, with thanks to those
who had supported him with such fidelity.
[Great cheering.
THE EoMTE4TIoEs.
The following is the last, or 22d, ballot
for a candidate for president, on Thursday,
she last day Of the convention ;
TwESTx-sECoSD BALLOT.
Ga the tweBty'sseond ballot, California
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THE RSecret Monitor
AC>~ AND GUIDE TO HEALTH

4 Reliable Private
n Medical Treatise
on the Physiology Of
Marriage, and the Sc
,cret lntirmities Of youth
aud maturity, Physical
sdegeneracy and Prema-
ture Decay ,arisin G from
SnlitRrE Ahrrsa or Sam
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voted solid for Hendricks. Minnesota gave
Hendricks her entire 4. Missouri gave
Hendricks &; Nevada gave him ,; New
York adhered to him North Carolina gave
him her 9, Great cheers. ~
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pY raE oHIo pELE eArIoY.

Gen. McCook, of Ohio-- Mr.. ChairmAh- /
arise at the unanimous request and the de.
mand OF the delegation from Ohio, and with
the consent and approval Of every public
man in the state, including Gen. ii. Pende
ton, to again place in nomination, agaps.'
his inclination, but no longer agains' ms
honor the name Of Horatio Seywur' OF
New \ ork. Cheers and long contnued aP,'
plause. let us vote, Mr.. Chairman and
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A htsa'RN a'h NuGa ~ NBtNtu kiG iOlAUNlNK
result: ..#
Charles Engel, of Rock Island 81
George Carlton, do u
+. c. Chopper, do 10
A second ballot was had, as follows:
f. @. Chopper 50
Charles Eugel Is
George Carlton s
Mr.. Choppers nomination was then made
unanimous. ....
Three times three cheers were then given
for Seymour aud Blair, and the state tick
cts.
SIr. Kerr, from the committee on resolu.
tons, then reported the following resolutions:
Re'olrei That we heartily endorse the nomina-
ton Of Horatio Seymour for President of the
United States, feeling confident that under the
management ofsc able statesman and so uucor
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National Nominations

Monday Evening Jaly Is, 1883.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-01-22
ANDERSON s. G. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1888.

would depend much of the dignity and
success of their legislation. He hoped
there would be no smaller number appoin-
ted, as it would in that case be very apt
to form clique. One from each deega'
ton he felt sure must give more satisfac-
ton and be attended with better results.
Mr.. Hurley moved that the Convention
proceed to nomination at large, which
was lost.
Before taking the question on the pre-
vous motion, DR. Newell moved that the
Convention adjourn to meet tomorrow at
twelve o'clock, which was carried.
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Your obcdirnt servant,
p AJ5NRICH
Law Judge of South Carolina.
Mai..Gcp. CANDY. Commanding District

HEADQUARTERS ID MIL. D!sTnlcT:
CHARLESTON. S. c., Jan. /, lsCS:
A. P. ALpRloIl, Esq, Barnweit Court
House, S. c.:
Sir: 1 have the honor TO ackn0wieose nov i' :"
the receipt Of your communication III re.
;"'In" ;,u,," If the Court of Common Pleas and
IaSsral Inas1 "' sessions, s; and to state in reply
uet. ,hat as your action involved a serious de,
lay lay in the administration Of Justice and
imposed upon the State, in It's imp"ver-
ishcd condition, additional expenses tor
the maintenance of the prisoners, and for
holding f,ai M special terms of the courts in sew
eral of the districts in the Southern Cir
euit. did not consider it proper or just
to add to those burdens. by authorizing
compensation to bomade for services that
were not rendered.
Very respectfully, sir,
Your obedent servant,
ED. b. s. CANBY,
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Correspondence Between Judge
Aldrich and Gen. Candy.
BAnxwELL, S. C.. Dec. u, 1867.

BAnHwELL, S. c.. Dec. u, 1867.
Sir: have been Informed that Mr..
Hood, the Treasurer OF the State, has
been instructed by you not to pay me my
salary after the 3lSt OF October.
When received your special order
No. 1873" suspendirg me, | did not sup
pose YOU intended to deprive me of the
property IN my office. 1t never occurred
10 me that, because | could not conscien-
tiouslv carry out your General Orders as
TO iures. | WAS To be punished by being
deprived of the salary, which, in the inn
poverished state OF the country, is the
only means left to me for the support OF
my family. .
your notice the fact that the judge has Il
property in his Office. and that, during
his suspension, he cannot he legally de-
prived of its cmoluments.
As.I have no idea that your purpose is
to indict Il personal injury on one who. /
trust. has shown himself as Jealous and
honest in the discharge of his duties as
you have in the discharge OF yours,
therefore respectfully submit this cues.
ton to your moro mature consideration
in the hope that, upon investigating the
lcral proposition, you will See You have
Enthusiastically done me an injustice.
Very respectfully:
Your obcriirnt servant,
y. P. ALDRTCH,
Law Judge of South Carolina
y
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People may be instructed by those
who have less sense than thcm>eives-as
a man may be guided by finger board
that has no sense at ALL
The heart Of woman draws to itself
the loves of others as the diamond drinks
up the suns rays-only to return them in
tenfold strength and bcantv
An exchange which has late'y ex-
changed presses, says: "W have sod one
of our presses to go to India, where it will
continue to print for the benefit Of the
heAthsn.D
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THE TOBACCO MARKET.

That comparatively little business has been done this
market during the past certain extent atributa
Die to the extreme severity of the weather which pre-
vailed However tempting the lot, buyers be per-
suaded to "sep round" when the thermometer indicates
nineytve degrees in the shade and brokers prefer
their cool Offices to the sunny side OF Wall.
Owing partly TO the scarcity of suitable grades only a
limited business has been done in seedeaf during past
egh, days for shipping.
Sales foo. up to about 500 OF
dow sraees were at &C. &c., eco Ohio at &C. &c.,
100 cases do. ers at Sc 5 10 do. at 2c
Pennsylvania al i0c. lsc and So Florida on
private terms.
For home trade small parcels have been taken OF the
crops, enough only 10 supply the immediate
facturer and out OF town customers There general
position the part OF the latter postpone buying
sively until the tobacco makes its appearance, when
better and satisfactory confidently expected
:aes Of keniucky and Western tobacco foo, about
30 hhd OF which $50 for Reggie purposes and the bal
ance, In small lots for shipping ana home trade Havana
tobacco quiet the late importatons not being OF desra
BILE quality ahd too high In price TO warrant large purchases
Prices remain firm at the following quotations.
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and 800 There was only moderate business
sS o% ss % % fSs s s Ss. "s e. s ~ &c %
Ss arrive g.ss at and ''s d. sa e Ss Tss
ssss 80 SS No. Ss 60 sqs. do ps ass
sas g isS syss 10y strained ~ v,
Is i 81 sais " AZ s Mo- . ND
gass :. sSa ofta heard Of no sals. We quote
ss aucs q % s oss ani f 81. %
OF sperm The sale. were 20 SO on private terms and 10
81 'ss III: ssr.Ssr: o. .Sss %
which = the market price.
ssEs .s; n ID gs! ~ e.. srT ss s's
$ S4s sSd for do in bbs OIL meal was quoted at
PaoyisioSs~Rsceipts $50 packages Gu. meats, 40 40
active .nS pc.: sers lover closing
f aso,sd fs I as q M s.
u With ,s sS Yiis s:
gao . ps. rs %ss; ~, and fss
81 - ''I1 :s
pGs cut the @'' .s s'r' fair
sss range ao fSr picked .soaidsrs ne
picked ss iss smoked 90 and iss iIs
;sSs
& s,is SdssSs a. sss ,a kettle
sses u Ss esss
receipts continue fair ~; sSs .tess much larger We
sSos 9ssn w sG%n u pals; s &c. .
ss % .l ass DO refined
" ssss but sssi fy %.Ss fs ss
depressed y The snisvorsSls from and
ssa as. Of nc % =. Of
Sc In PSadspSs tSs market is '' was quite active
but the ssss were .o at lover prices Sale: sc
lSSS ,do for July At for AUGUST. at ssG
Der sr1i sacS month"; ans s'' 00 '''
cs Sr and
sSa1R|oniy %od.ra,e business wa. done in raw
and prices were again about lower fair to good refining
'stas sSos s5SSSsPs
sis Cuba ss latte. rh prc ssss r
fined only in moderate demand and easier hard selling
in clover restricted BY the increased
quiet at 50 80 10 and timothy unchanged at 80 SO
sALT.-The market exhibited new features The de;
msnd was Light but prices W " generally ssaa M
g. g for u and rs r
soAP;-Cas;Ie was quiet at lsxc; 1919. so..,.,
was quoted at IS 5SS s. Is, gold i'd -.s
sTfARSE in light demand Sales $4,000 lbs at &c.
goat the market Ss but ssy Gc
vate terms. Deer only moderately active, and
There were sales of 5000 lbs Para and l2,O00 do
Central American private terms. We quote Goat
Tampioo Maamoros, 55c, gold Buenos Ayres 4lac
45Nc currency; Psyta 4sc 45e do Curacao, S1%c Ca
Cruz 45c, gold Central American 45c. 47hc San JUAN
<0c. Ale. Siss 4Sc. IKE Angostura Soc. S2c, and
Para, 44c. a Acc.
ToBAcco.-The demand for all kinds light, owing
manly to the extremely warm weather and the transactions
disposed Of lie lee Prices however not deren
from those previously current consequence OF which
annex our las, quotations -
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-seedleaf-Connecticut and Massachusetts fllers 6c.
Ike do. average o.s 1Sc Soc do. fine wrappers Soc
Sc New York State, iers 5c. 61Sc do. lots,
Sc lac do wrappers 12c. 35o Pennsylvania and Ohio,
filters, Size 6c. do average lots, &C. loo do wrappers.
l5c. 40c HavanaCommon, Soc. 65c; do. good, gbc
81 fine, 81 % 81 TO- ManufacturngInb bond black work,
common and medium 17c &c do do good and lne Csc,
30c. do bright work, common and medium Csc 45c do
do. good and hne soc. s5c
TINOf pig heard of sales of moment and prices
nomnay 24c for straits 2'c for Banca, and c 2c
for Englishal gold Plates in moderate request at
former prices The sales were LOO boxes charc9a erne
l. G. charcoal SS % a SO $40, gold, per box.
TALLow was moderately nctve and prices were steady.
The sales were 81, 900 lbs. at llsic he.
WHisKgY.-Receips none The market continued to rule
dull and prices nominal.
WooL-The demand for feeces is doubtless considerably
limited by the extremely weather and amount of bust
doing light ia usually during the part OF
the week What demand prevails principally for the inner
descriptions The receipts continue LIBERAL being about
bales since last Friday, and holders 10 Sell % any
extent would ee obliged 70 accept Of yo low prices Ohio
!, at DC 47c and Xxx 90 st Ave. SOC The arrivals
OF California and Texas are air The former toerany
tive but a. prices o:ng buyers while the latter Is
The sales are lbs aeeccs at zoe soc nciusns o
Western and Ohio at doc &c. and 10000 do ~ Sc &c
at s0c. dc for super and 1ec. Cor br al ,
lbs fall and spring clip California a. CSC Csc rhiee sv,
latter price for choice spring and small lots Texas - o.
&c An auction sale OF 80 bales Cane vii az
place TO morrow at Nos. a and 81 Park place wa "a
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wsssi w.s IN fsir sensad su =, lover rsies ana ,Ss
srss: s sSs. s' r. az. e sss .sss :,
Ga 4. ~ r ,ii No ;s. s 49, q 70, I. ' = s
' s:: sc ss.. s. 5a;s ~ wa
's i- '; ;ss s.ns ~ :s': s.;
q ns u \ fu pri.s AZ leesas Al II IA. 81 ns S
go e. %. " :ss .s o T ,,,':
Qrxss cLeIn sss "a s.sssr as~ssA, %. lover SAILS no
', Srs % FS s.ss s-r. sur az qsss.
Hmss.Iss mss. .ss "a !, az =. s.s,a = 90 .ss.
a., aIss' AZ. saI .s....ss:s' d : ! -, ~
IN IL. eI'',.:': x ..,s: 4 :. 10 e S.s.
MA ns he spse css.r.I Ans, ~ he. iites
Is s.,:si:s'S; ..s = y, i ss;. ..t q.
ss s . (: ,:::: ~ ~. IS s'.'
s;s', se.is =. a.. sfs TO- - ga y. ~
rr. ... :.: ss: :: :.'s .s ss s i see
ne. -s. s. 4. .'s;s = 80 s n I, "a a..
go 8: e. ss:ssi. .s =, ,. 49, s.::
y i...s. x =. ~ 10 ~ .; 3: a. 6
e a.: s:: :. '; - -. 81: : .i::s
SEE; - "a: s:::ss - .es.r:.
WI 90 s csSSs J. ss; q Ca Az; r.
81: :: qs sss ~ 2: d: g. = sss Sc: y
s s:.s e. 81; & ]. Z: IS: 3 3
a 4 g.: - 81 - ~; !: e. g. I'D
ssss.S ss:SS - - - 81 =. a..
80 - -: - :: J, Il:
NJ ssvs = s 80 = = s' " s,as ~,~p
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mali steamship China will leave this
nor. on wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
At twelve O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday.
The Nsw YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-wll
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock in the morning
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents
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rKtsHssUas Va. July n, 1884
has dsprs.sns apor he ms demand
ios axs son.nass gsol 80 id press fins
are less active ana owsr fhsrs = les dong x manaisc
turing leaf AND pr,ee ar. falling os We quote rrnins.
g hns ass I've lee sale. o. very good Ing. q, ne
isc. ise- good 70 one iss. is-s.
fnlLADrlrHIA. July n, 1858.
The market for both lesf and MANI aiarea tobacco . ia
fs,ns s.ess 81 e1.ns.. dPss 1Pps ss s9s ksq Sy
lse. Tor running lots IS Oho do. DO At loo Soc
and ss cases Connecsicul At Sc. Al Sc
An Impression prsvss IA ,hs section sh.i reauc,on Of
Ss o reducing y. S. s prices Rev are
zoo low in proportion 70 toe present .nen o ,.I.on rn
condition q the tar many large hsye
passed stocks light supple. short Besides,
II Ia thought that Ia future the laws wall bo 40 slri
frauds. The Tar Of ihiywo cent. VIII be required before
the tobacco Is allowed 70 leave the factory From shsss
proposed reduction OF eight cents on the pound
LoSpos, July l, 1883
In May was not maintained last month. throughout the
whole of June the market very quiet had not been
the Irish market the sum total Of the mouths transactions
would have been altogether nssn1esn Any.hns border
u ths arrival and sampns Of the new import ha have ena
present The open very spsrasy supplied with
that description and always the aim Of importers 70
arrangement which IS not always 90 easily Effected Il is
expected that the make OF strips will be aree bu, II the
expect is excellence will srsa, way IN making up
SssseH S u e hs
was fair demand for medium and common qualities, In
up shortly further extent The only transaction vr.
gina tobacco worthy of note the sae Of about 20
by far the best customers for ha growth which al toe high
rates now demanded by holders beyond the reach o. home
growing crop are entirely satisfactory.
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MATRIMONIAL.

~ FORMING the acquaintance Of lady of moderate for
tuna VITA matrimonial views Address BonaAde, Herald
once
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ooIklL lily ere active demand Tor con
10 higher b sales since the an los, were about Ms
sc. for Detroit 90 tc for Baltimore, cash and
evcry, and 2sc acc for Portage Lake the msrket
~ sg Irosg at ~ sefor Detroit 1850 Tor Bamofe ana
oa cssp,EaAdamanne were quiet BIT ate sdy At sc.
-"y ,1f or: Sperm steady At 45c. &C. Doc Tn.
,ae Az pYEs-Ihs market generally 1n,.., ~
c,sxs heaehlns powders In lots at Axe iIc currency
LOCO kegs b Carbonate soda which Il quoted nj
81 90 gold; 100 drums causc soda a. 4c. sc gold;
casks cream tartar 10 arrive al Pee sold bales saower
al slo, and 200 90: gum gsdda At about Ike, gold.
DYKw jamaica loewOod sales were reported OF
At 81 S22 Lima wood, s7s ssS gold Jamaica oswood,
we're srD. %ss. vas ''S: and rate:
@ss,. were 10 Liverpool, per steamer, $1,000
800 bbs Ro, at "a To London 500 bushels wheat IA
bags nj g. To Bremen per steamer bales skins at ass
The charters vessel s5oo bb. capacity from
bark to-Cscz, with ligh, pipe slaves nj s2s
tisnDry cod we're In moderate request and steady with
sales OF 2co quinais Georges al sgh e. Mackercl
to 50 Tor large - 50 medium New No 20 siT So
We quote No bay Sss S2s 50 and No. shore s22 Is
Hf2 20 Boz herring we're quiet At 3c oc for scaled and
per Dbl No, picked salmon sss ! sT
FLOUR AND otAfN,-Recep,s, s.bee bbls. -FOUR 600 do
corn meal 1890 bushes wheat The market for sia,e and
eases concession Of Zoe isc made Yet !, was not
general and Ne therefore make change IN quotations
The business was light and confined mostly 20 the local trade
were about 1909 bbs. southern -four again dull and
nominal al our suotAcns In order 10 se %
buyers could not Obtain much aarsn;sss The sss we're
sns sa:s 40 ss Corr neal ..s % mos.rsss r.ass.,
m 20 for Jersey AMI western IS Is FOR e,sv We oi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-15
MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following is correct list or marine transfers
since the publication OF the previous report:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-15

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