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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-21

NIYIDEND NOTICR.--THE
~ Kentuck Mining Company has this day de-
clnred q dividend OF Thirty Dollars $500 per
share on each and every share Of the capital stock
December 10, 1858. Tho dividends upon all stock
standing In the name Of A. E. Hill, Trustee, will
DO paid By the Agency Of the Bank Of California
In Virginia, Nevada, on presentation Of the GER.
tineates Of stock. ]. D. FRY, President.
once Kentuek Mining Company, San francisco.
December Z, 1865. de7-f
ASsEssMRN NOTICE AT A
n Meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of the
Arizona Gold and Silver Mining Company, held
this day, an assessment Of Flny Tent. No. sh..c
was 1aaiJ iovied upon each and cyery share Of
the capital stock Of said Company, payable i'm
mediately to tho Secretary In D. 8. gold coin, at
bis ONCE, No. 90 South @ street. By order Of
tho Board Of Trustees.
R. T. SMITH, Secretary.
Virginia, December 18th, 1858. del5-1m
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II viii thus Be seen that Of one hundred pa
t Len treated ~ om%op.ta pSysi cha sifas
BY Allopathic physicians, thirty-four will die;
and OF the mynads who die under old school
treatment the world over, Homeopathic treat
ment would save ssyenty-six OF eyery hundred.
Virginia December I, 1888. del II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-21

1EERCADO q CO. SUCCESS n
:; !; !; !: !: :; : : ! ! ! : ! ! ! ! ! ! ! | ! !: J ! ! J ! / | ! :: ! :: :: :; !; :; !: !; !; !; !; !; !
M sors 70 MKRCADo D sEUL
ny, have been obliged, for their -
own protection and the safety Of
the public, to change the name Of
their celebrated Bitters to ~
MERCADo's
Native California Wine Bitters. N@
We subjotn the following afada- ~
VT In an Injunction suit formerly ~"
pending between Mercsdo q Ssul-
", plaintiffs, and G. A. Simon, do
PENDANT: TRADE MA1Kl
.h p s s.siei: fas being I. dG sI iSsEs siSs; c III
FoRNA WINE BTTTERS was manufactured
by Hercado b Seully about the month Of March,
1851, without the said 6ANSEYAIN BROTH
ERS having any concern In the manufaeturs
considered said Msrcado 4 seuIy a. the Sole
Prophetors Of the sAINsRvAN CALIFORNIA
WINE BTTTERS."
Notwithstanding the above atndayit, the said
P. sainsevain 10 putting up . compound under
the name o. sainsevain's Wine Bitter, repre-
senttng II TO DO the Same 40 our Celebrated Bit:
ters, which We have bean manufacturing and
selling In immen6e quantities since 1850, and
also ahixing Q nearly similar Label to that used on
our genuine Vino bitters.
BIB NOT DECEIVED
mERCADos
Native California Wine Bitters,
and you will obtain the Same popular beverage
90 fiyorsbly known since 1860. BEWARE OF
CoUNTERFETTS. Purchasers OF our Wine
Bitters are requested to Observe the familiar old
FOLLOW label, and see that the words, "MERCA.
DO d SEULLY, SAN FRANCISCO" are en-
graved on the Government stamp pasted over
The cork Of each bottle. This II the only eject
ual security against the counterfeit imitators.
Depot-SOS and sos jackson street, San Fran.
cisco. MERCAD0 q co.
ocS0 SNAP E
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS
CHANCE OF NAME.

1EERcADo 3 CO., SUCCESS
M sors TO MKRCADo b SEUL
LIZ, haYe been obliged, for their
own protection and the safety Of
the public, to change tho name Of
their celebrated Bitters to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-21
Private Medical Institute,
AT ~sAORAMRNT0.
DIR. J.
UTAs ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK CITY,
Ill and has opened his Medical Institute
AT Ne. 81 FOURTH sTRRRT,
Near the Postofico, Sacramento,
TO CURE THE SICK,
he Tells Exactly Your Disease
HE REQUIRES TO SEE THE PATIENT
BUT ONCE, AND GIVES SPECIAL
AND GENERAL MEDICAL AID.
Ne Mercury or Peissnsus Drugs Used!
NEW REMEDIES:
FREE
Ho Cures with indifferent case
--l nlA.. 0AA-1

Private and General Chronic Diseases; Second.
ary symptoms; Catsrrh, Deafness, Dis
charges nom tho Ear, Impaired Sight,
Bronchial and Pulmonary Com
plants, and all the various dis
cases incident to the Eye,
Bar, Throat, Lungs, and
the Mucuous Membrane,
Or any other part OF the system attended with
functional arrangements or Morbid Discharges.
His consultations for years have averaged nom
ave to ten thousand q year, which gives him an
experience unsurpassed BY any, and only equaled
Remember, no does not promise to cure all
stages OF disease. While all diseases are cura-
bic, II taken In season, all stages are not. Your
case may be durable this week, not next to-day,
not to.Inorrow-hsnee the danger o. delay
any doubt Of cure and relief.
Persons at . distance, In most cases, may DO
CURED AT HOME,
BY addressing . letter to DIR. FLATTERY.
stating case, symptoms and length OF time tho
disease has continued, can have medicines
curely sealed, to any part Of the country, with
full and plain directions for use.
Consultations free, and communicates strict
" confidential. All cases guaranteed, or the fse
win be refunded in every case.
TO THE PUBLIC.
It 10 important to those who are afaicted, or
to those who arc interested In the welfare Of
their friends, to be careful OF the many pretended
doctors who infest all cities, publishing their
akin In curing all diseases In a few days, and
imposing upon the public by using the names Of
eminent physicians nom Europe and other
places.
DIR. FLATTERY does not deceive people BY
exhibiting bogus titles. pretended patients let
tiers, certificates, etc. The Doctor VIII satisiy
all persons who may call At his ONCE, Of his abI.
ity 10 treat all diseases he proposes to cure. 1t
viii cost you nothing, and may save you many
regrets-for, ss advertising physicians in eight
cases out Of ten are bogus, there IL NJ safety in
trusting any OF them till you know who and
what they are. he does not guarantee all cases
fees are enacted only where cures can be ef
fected. Where doubt exists IS to the possibility
OF a cure, It 10 freely stated, believing this In the
only course for . physician to pursue.
Address, DR.. j. FLATTERY,
Sacramento, Cal.
n. B.-DR. FLATTERY win appear at Viz.
einia. international Hotel, the LAST WEDNES-
DAY Of every month, TO cure the sick. nos ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-21

N. B.-DR. FLATTERY win appear at Viz.
einiA, international Hotel, the LAST WEDNES-
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Application for Patent.

WARREN T. L0CKHART, Regisic
self God
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
BOARD AND LoDGlYG WANTED.

DoARD wANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
- child: terms including fire and not 10 exceed SD
location between Fourteenth and Tweny streets nd
Fourth and sixth ayenueh. Address j. W. IL, box le4
Ii III Office
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

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THEATRE ooMIQUE. SI4 BavADwAY.
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T.. rysLIoeipfDxi; xsfios viii ROTATING onss
rISHsrss {, 4. S:s rEsoAsr, E,s.4ss
Sths champs%J : s,snle Gymnast OF tho wordl
ann, HhRhS hhRS GuER 10 uew features:
sArISEEs EVERY wEbSHspAY ! x ASo AZ = ssaTURDAv
N,sLo's cAanEs.
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nrosu' and rar Gar 4S, % 1y 'soss s1wh hMOraF eHsd
IN which WI spsssT IAssTG s4r rnNs Tkof ''
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SATURDAY, AT O'CLOCK,
Seats secured six davs In advance
L,RFNCa THEATRE.
- = TfEsDAY ivciN;ii e. 'TiiliiiRSsRy
BENEFIT OF NILE. RI,LLEz
La DESoisEILE DE NANrERRE t,hree sels'
THURSDAY s2' lyss!sES iss SSfi ssiT eEGa AND LIZ
FRENCH pEhSonNaRuEsnTvGs aSfAa S SS THURSDAYS
The theatre to be let FOR the other sghu Apply at tho
Seats secured at the theatre and at 7oi Broadway
yIooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, BRooKLyN
Ill Last week of Leon's Burlesque on the Opera OF
FAUST.
With New scenery Brass Band Magic Transformations ac.
FIRST week Of The DEAD ALIVE.
Blinks and Jnks Quiet Lodgings Angelina Minnie May &c
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. aol BowEkY.
Tile kNAv3 OF GLUss;
THE kNAv8 or cLuBS;
Or THE uNLUCKi OMEN.
First appearance celebrated gymnass from the Soufh
MrSSR> HUGLE AND kEEFE.
MEssRs. HoaLt AID krGFr,
4 new Bais. sI soisEs AU JAmi,lN n BILE ntrodus
ing the popular CANCAN from LA'GRANOE DUCHESsE
TONY PASTORS COMIC SDNtis.
GLORIOUS VARIETY hNTERfhl MEkT
MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. at ~ O'CLOCK
GAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs,
TIE TROUBLE CoMMENcEs AT QUARTER TO o
The elegant and recherche entertainment. In the city
BIRCH, WAMBoiD BEkNARD AMP BAcKUs'
SAN FRANCISCO MINIS 5fRELS,
whose suecss for the past four positive evidences OF
superiority over all similar org inzations
GRAND DUTCH GhEnsa = uPkRAn
The The Big San Flower Troubles ~
the Metropolitan Hotel. The Active Boy. Sbadowa on
the Wall. Classical rerpschore. Ten L,c injuna
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

DOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
ID boy ~ In private family French preferred
two bedrooms and pafl0r in oc ton: mode
references exchanged Address NJ. o. bOs 3 Post
olice.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

MR.. JEROME HOPKINS
sahcol fund Of New Ycrt and Newark STEINwAY HALL
sssts " sssts ssras y N. SNOW, Agent
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
THE TOLEDO MURDER.
Singular Circumstantial Evidence.

The murder of man named Sharpe and the arrest
OF one Harrington as his assassin at Toledo, have
already been mentioned. The Toledo BLADE gives the
following particulars Of the nature OF the evidence
against HarringtOn:-
Last evening detective Hanks and Mr.. John
Beecher, who have been using most comInendaDie
diligence in making thorough investigation OF tnc
matter, returned from trip across the river, III
which they had made discoveries OF most import
ant nature. Searching the house OF Mr. kenary,
they had found In Harrington's satchel quantity OF
shot, dirk and o ''billy" They picked up vest
belonging to Harrington, and In its pocket found a
piece of newspaper. Also, in the house, Toledo
Commercial Of April 10 was found, and part OF IL
was torn of. A search around the spot where the
murdered man was discovered resulted In nndlng
several pieces OF paper scOrched and blackened as II
they had been fired from gun. These were care1ully
picked up and brought to the station house, where
q careful comparison was made OF the paper found
In the house with that found in Harrington'S vest
and that picked up near the scene OF the murder
This comparison, being most carefully made by Mt
ting piece after piece together according to the read
Ing matter resulted In the conclusion that the paper
in Harrngton's vest and the wadding picked up near
where the body was found both came from the news
paper found in the house of Kenary. This evidence,
clrcumsantal though 1t may be, seems to point be-
yOnd peradventure to Michael Harrington as the
murderer of Michael Sharpe; and this conclusion Is
strengthened by the comparison OF the shot found IN
Harrington's satchel with that taken from the brain
of the deceased. These shot were partly 1attened,
but are believed to be Of the same size as those in
Harrington's possession.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
THE IxTaiDIT!oM CASE IN BUFFALO.
The British Government VI. Charles III. Baker.
From the BuTalO Courier, May H.

The British GOvernmomt W. Charles III. Baker.
IFrom the BufYalo Courier, May III
This somewhat notorious case, which mas Deen mp
several times before United States Commissioner Cor
ham, had further hearing Saturday. The DEFEND
ant and his counsel Messrs. Box and Parker OF Bur
was also the claimant by his counsel Messrs Swartz
and Benedict. The prisoner, being on his defence-
which seems to be confined simply to the impeacn-
ment OF the witnesses OF the claimant-prO-
duced several witnesses from Lockport, with
q view OF impeaching the testimony or Charles
H. Bolt, witness heretofore sworn IN the case
for the British government and who resides at Lock-
Deputy United States Marshal; Mr. Paige, Deputy
Sheriff. and Mr.. Knapp, q resident OF this city, and
formerly Of LOckport. 1t seems that Mr. Paige was
the only one who swOre he would not believe Bolt
under 0ath but that on the contrary the other TWO
swore they would believe him under oath, and that
the character of some OF the witness produced by
Baker to swear against Bolts character was not
"spotless as the driven snow," and demonstrated
that people who live in glass houses ought not TO
throw stones" The witness Michael Burke, VINO
had previously sworn that he would not Delieve
Bolt on OATH and that he was a gambler and coun-
terfeiter, was shown to have Deen arrested
several times, and that his reputution was that OF
cock fighter and dog fighter In Lockport. But Mr.
Bolt being In court was again put upon tne stand ny
the prisoners counsel, and after being thoro ughy
examined by Mr.. Parker and Mr.. Farwell, testined
positively that he had never gambled Win cards or
counterfeited in his life, and that he merely knew
Burke by sight, There was some evidence OF Bolt
having been arrested on a charge OF having had
something to do with bogus bank and q forged
This case eYcites considerable attention here ana
elsewhere, some parties believe that before 1t Is
finished revelations will be made in reference To
more important transactions.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
THE HORSE MARKET.

The Gue weather Of the past few days developed
remarkable activity in horse matters yesterday. The
attendance at Johnston 4 Van Tasse's Auction
Mart remarkable, not alone In regard to num-
bcrs but in respect 10 the character and standing OF
the audience, composed principally ofmen Of weight,
financially considered and Of standing in the sense
OF influence. The East India ponies which were to
have been sold, were Withdrawn in consequence Of
non.appreciation. The following are the sales OF
horses, but II may be observed parenthcticaly, that
q large number of carriages wagons and other
traps" were disposed OF at prices fairly appreci-
8ted:--
bay mare 49,, hands high, six years old s2s5
A chestnut sorrel mare, l4)s hands high, seven
team OF blooded bay mares 10 hands high,
seven years oiu 59o
A team OF chestnut sorrel horses 15T hands
high, seven and eight years old ............. $50
black horse, 16k hands high, seven years old. 3.7
gray mare, 15h hands high, five years old .. 1855
A pair OF bay mares, 10 hands high five and six
years old ,1I5
gentleman's establishment. consisting OF
pair OF bay trotting horses, 15h hands bigh
seven and nine years old. AIS
bay horse, i5h hands high six years old. ... 625
hay mare Is hands high, seven years old. =. 375
chestnut horse Ibi4 hands high, six years old. 425
A team OF elegant brown horses, 10 hands high,
seven and eight years old d.................... p25
A Qray mare, 15X hands high six years old. 400
bay horse, 15x lMnds high, seven years old. =. 246
team OF brown hoxses. es....................... 475
Also several road and business horses at fair
prices. This sale one VI the best that has taken
place this season, the stoS being without exception
nrst class and Tho nrisr II bidders VI the char
aeter.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BIssEII-CHAMBERLN.-On Saturday, May 0, by
Rev. Thomas Sewall, JOHN b. BIssELL to ALICE,
youngest daughter Of Henry Chamberlin, ESQ.,, oil
Of Brooklyn.
CoNwAY-TuLLY.-On Wednesday, May 8, at st.
Michael's church. Philadelphia, by the Rev. NJ A.
Welsh Mr.. JOSEPH +. CONWAY to Miss MAGGIE G.
FULLY, both OF that city.
HARRoN-PURCHAsE.-At Flushing on Monday,
May IL, by the Rev. J. Carpenter Smith, Mr.. JOHN
w. HARRON, Of New York, to Miss EMELINE c.,
daughter of John Purchase, Of the former place.
JOHNsON-CONNELL.-On Tuesday, May IL, by the
Rev. Dr. McSweeny, THOMAS JOHNSON, Of Brooklyn
l.. l.. to Mrs. MARY CONNELL, OF this city.
MITCHELIs-WALLACE.-At Hudson City, N. J., on
Saturday. May 8, HERBERT MITCHELL, Of Halifax,
England to MARGARET JANE, only daughter Of the
late John Wallace, Esq, of Dublin, Ireland
REA-RENNICK.-On Monday, May II, at the clergy
mans residence, by the Rev. Wm ID. Walker, Will
LIAM REA, of Springfield, ILL.,, to SARAH RENNICK Of
LOndan England.
INSTRUMENTATION Monday, May IL, by the
Rev. A. X. Sanford, the Rev. ROBERT TARI.ETON,
pastor OF the NJ. L. church, Monticello, n Y, Miss
MAGGIE 4. WHITE OF Paterson, N. j.
Dublin Greandl) papers please copy
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

THE FISHING BUsINEss.-The Cape Ann Mass
Advertiser says that the Georgesnen bring In light
fares of Goldfish of late and the stock In the market
at present Is much smaller than usual at this season
of the year. Fish have been In good demand and
have been bought up about as fast as they could be
got in marketable order. Prices have steadily ad-
vanced. The southern mackerel 1eet have about all
business this season-a much larger number than
have prosecuted It before The weather, as yet
has not been very favorable for the feet The sein.
Ing fleet fitting away quite lively this week. and
there win be some twenty-five sail ready to start in
few days. Bait Is very scarce at present, and should
the feet succeed in making good hauls menhaden
will find u ready market at good prices.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13


Wheat emphatcaily dull but holders would grant
concession Some few buyers In quest OF wheat but
gy generally bid low and their oers M wsrs re!es,es rhs
sya.ss as 'sS s white enc
ag "a wer, 90 600 bushels at VI u 81 s$ for mixed In store
sa*i ~ anoat closing at 81 l in store and afoa nom
nay Oats hrm, closing sc with sales OF $500
active and higher The sales bnseis a ~ Os
o. ~ ier Censd, and State and - for Western Barley
nnc hrmer the sales being 2be bushels Canada West
~ ~ W. W barley malt the sales were unimportant
market was quiet and rates scarcely
10 urn Inc ohar,erng business moderately active
bushels grain At b%d 3D. 1900 do. in bulk, at bISd To
s,sssom srsTSn EeS ts tssssmer 800 bashs. grain TO
n -Ihe charters An Austrian brig, with
abou, 100 cases petroleum TO the Mediterranean
10 Iss.,es , s0e' pIp,,. 10, beyond Naples, and sic
petroleum direct e s,etin 10 Sd an American brig 1as
IONS from Porto Rico TO ST. Thomas sugar aO gold per 0
so petroleum the Esdssrsnean an nna sn
can bark 10y toms from Philadelphia 10 dec, port the
GuSSY BAGS remained dull but sssdy =, is,sc ,,o
GUSNY CLoTH was quiet but steady Al former prices
Hors-The demand still continued light bu, price, were
quite steady 1857 crop 25c Soc iss do, iOc. 3jc and
HEsr-Mania ia quiet a, 1o,4c iog.c, gold Jue was
HAY was moderately active a, our las, quotations
HtDEs-The market moderately active at about former
prices The sales ls2 wet sated Rio Gande al
sc do, and COO Caiornis on private terms We quote -
Buenos hyres rs "a lbs, 2%c 2lc do, 70 lbs 2Oc
az 2lc Mon'eSideo ss lss scc m NSe Gorrsntes
2l l6s lie Isc. Hatanoros q q lbs, ibc IsSc
AL gold and Texas, ~ % lbs, l3c iec Stock xsy IL
IRoS-scoich pig was dull but beld a, former prices Fg
nnton from yard quoted at $40 oensarnock do Sn
prcvleus prizes via ss F4o for No and s3o 80 Tor
No l2ss w tcns No from second bsD's si rSs ksis
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

prevalence Of such ideas a. these merit atten-
ton, although 1t does not follow that the natoniss
win not succeed in adding fifty hu ndred millions
to the currency. The following are the resolutions
referred to- ssse
Whereas, the money Of the people and Of the bond:
holders should be the same, and should al DC go9a
money; ana M whereas, the only good money Ano"n -
Resolved, That every act Of Congress passed IN re,
tenS 10 nssa 81 spece Is
Resolved, That solvent borrower, pnInC p,nS .ps rs
private has any right to leave grnSaemed With
out offering to their holders the option OF extenung
the term Of payment at reasonable rae 4t Oh Mt
and that therefore, the government OF the Unlted
States is hound in honor 10 offer to every holder Of
legal tender notes the privilege OF rundlng them on
Resolved. That by offering to all holders Of green
backs their equivalent at par In united states nve
per cent bonds pe banks aaa
gold received from the government, gradual but
steady withdrawal OF debased currency and an accu-
mutation OF specie reserve would be effected by
which in due time and without serious disturbance,
the currency and the prices Of commodities may be
Resolved, That a law should at once be passed
under which contracts made upon gold or specie
basis may he enforced according to the tenor OF the
contract.
The st. Lous, Alton and Terre Haute Railroad
Company have declared dividend OF seven per cent
cash the preferred stock OF the company, payable
on the 18th inst.
The cashier Of the First National Bank OF Geneva,
New York, contradics the statement that that insti
tuition affected in any manner by the recent fail
ure of Mr.. ]. H. Messenger, that gentlemans connec
tion with the bank having ceased In April, 1866.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances In the SubTreasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
follows-
Custom House ---S,tb- Treasure. y.---
Receipts. Receipts. Pdyments. Balances.
May II. $45S9S5 $5,4459SS $5,3050l3 $l01 456, I67
May IL. 435O00 1,S43 1873 1,550,631 10l, 1878
The value Of exports exclusive Of spece) from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending to-
day amounted to s3,434 $685. against s3,1ss, ,o2 the
week previous.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

Five hogsheads OF FourlauZze went at soc. to 54c-
i've hogsheads being taken; and couple Of lots of
Hermana twelve hogsheads In all, went at the same
general average. fourteenth lot OF sixty barrels
went at 70hc large lot OF New Orleans plantation
moasses was also offered at private sale, but was
taken in quantities too small to make note of, In
general the auction business for the month OF April
and thus far for May has been exceedingly brisk and
large lots have been disposed OF upon exceedingly IA
vorable terms-a remark which Is true OF all depart
ments OF auctoneering. The trade in spring goods
has exceeded all expectations, though the trade In
groceries and the like has been less animated and
competitive. No further important sales are on the
schedule for the week.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
AUCTION SALE OF MOLASsES.
The Spring Price List.

FL Parker, of 1o7 Wall street, offered small con
sgnment OF Porto Rico molasses yesterday morning
consisting Of ninety-nve hogsheads and ten terccs
also second consignment Of nfty-hve barrels, and
nty barrels OF sugar-all just landed and In the best
Of order. The following lots only were sod:--
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following schedule includes all transfers OF
vessels or parts thereof officially recorded at the Gus
tom House since the GATE Of the last schedule
May o.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
Half-past Two O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, May l2-6P.M
BErswAx in moderate demand. Sales 1000 pounds
Southern at 47c.
CorrEr-The market for Rio continued rule dull and
heavy. We heard OF sales. Maracaibo In good
mand; s96 bags disposed OF private terms. Rio
Ordinary cargoes quoted at &C. ec fair do 10Ac
ohc good do, lie Ike; prime, Ike. l2c extreme
range for lots &c. l3c., all gold, IN bond Java,
2oc Maracaibo, l6c lsc; Laguayra lsc i7c Jamaica,
5c lsc 81 Domingo D lSsc ,sc al gOId du,y paid
pSia 1000 Fa.nors oiisss: and other
aeserGns in Ssw YSIs y s bag. and S @ matt
for il ounce. sperm steady paien,
the market unusually Irregular con.equent n.
. S "
iso classed strictly low mlddllns sold
arr Sss5 s Sfrs
s ss ss y % vs In as' iss
pool, witch quoted .he marEe. there ..eadier a.
%. Sss y
speculation, l'56 for export and bio for spinning We
quote -.
ss"' fs$s!sia. E;ssseas. and Y,s fssas.
Good ordinary ''.....''....Ss mnS 2SSS
Low middlng. .........W 10 @
"a rHS s & ~s.
% foas. f0 Il & e. Ss ss S
Company has sold its produc, for the coming season s
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vitriol on private terms.
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