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20 whom the Inauguration may
ConcCrn.

Tho Soldiers and Sailors Inaugural
tion Committee of Washington on Re-
canti0n and Quarters, Major Timothy
T1bev chairman, appointed by the
Soidiers' and Sailors National COM
,y1ittee, have made extended prepara-
tinns for the reception OF their comrades
Who may visit here during the lnauo
~nratio1I of President Grant. Ihey nave
also arranged for reduction of fare on
the principal railroads, US follows; rev "
York to Washington and return, siI oO'
Philadelphia to Washington and re,
turn. s5 %. Baltimore and ONO Hoa9
-Cincinnati to Washington n ana
return SIT; indianapolis to Masn- :s
ington and return, S2l 10; Chica-
60 to Washington and return;
500 As; Columbus to Washington anu
return, Sl4 S5; Wheeling, West Virginia,
Eli 25. Tickets good for fourteen days
from date OF issue. Pennsylvania ana
Erie Railroad-Erie to Baltimore and
retnrn. SIT O5: Pittsburgh to Baltimore
and return. $13 SO; Ian caster to Baltl-
more nor and return, S.. Tickets good for
siI days. Baltimore to: Washington
sd return, 81. Richmond and Freder-
nIo sai'at,Trg Railroad-Richmond to Wash
inatSn and return, $l4; PetersburG 10
vWssSIinoton and return, S11 SO; Welden,
n c. SIS. Good for three days. 50 TO
9th inclusive. The committbtee tbee nope pen9e' IN
few days to complete otner arr"nse'
ments now in progress
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. February 20.

NEW YORK, February 20.
Il ia rumored that General Butler and
Mr.. Fisk, of Eric, are about to purchase
IL newspaper in Springfield, Mass., to
run in opposition to Mr.. Bowles' Re
publican.
Marshall and Cole, the alleged bank
robbers, were arraigned before Justice
Dodge yesterday, when the bonds found
in their possession, amounting to sos,
GOO, were identified as having been sto-
len from the Pequanuock Bank, OF
Bridgeport, Conu. The prisoners were
committed.
Two large gambling hells, up town, ,
were raided on by the police last night,
thirty-four gamblers were arrested and
large amount of gambling property
seiZcd.
The Surrogate Court, yesterday, rem
dered decision in the Watson will
case, i'll which property to the amount
of $lOO, 900 is involved, sustaining the
will.
Yesterday the jury in the McHenry
perjury case were locked up for the
night and will probably render their
verdict this morning.
1t Is stated that parties here who
raised hundred thousand dollars 10
present Gen. Sherman with house,
have bought Grants housein Washing
ton for sixty thousand dollars.
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sAxlkEEs HY TELE0HAPl1.

New YORK, February 20.
CoTToN-O9ened quiet and steady,
but closed with IL tirmer demand; sales
1000 bales at 29c for middling uplands.
FLoUR-C!osed dull and unchanged
for common, and very heavy and de-
cliuing for medium and good grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and without
decided change for spring, and heavy
and 2S3c lower for winter. Rye-NOm-
inal, Oats-Dull and heavy at 74c in
store, and 75 nc RtlOat. Corn-Quiet and
steady at S8aS9c for new mixed west
ern.
Provisions Ns-Pork-Rather more ac-
tive; sales $50 bbls new mess. seller
March, at $31 62a3l 81. Beef-Quiet
without decided change. Cut Meats
aud Bacou-Closed dull and in buyerS'
favor. Lard-Quiet without decided
change.
Eads-Dull at 2la23c.
DRY GOODS.
The fall in most all makes of printed
calicoes, instead OF giving stimulus to
trade, has undermined confidence, and
buyers are purchasing with caution.
but as freight charges to the west have
been reduced, an improved demand
may be expected. Mostly all popular
brands OF prints can be bought at l3c,
and Lancaster and Oriental at 1219c. In
other descriptions of cotton goods the
changes are trivial, except In printing
cloths, which are depressed and not
worth more than SIC, although held at
SIC. Woolen goods are still inactive.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Monday will be a general
holiday in financial circles. The ease in
money is very marked and the offerings
large, banks and money lenders being
anxious to make interest over to Tues
day. The extremes for call loans were
4a7 per cent; with the bulk of transac-
tions at sac per cent. The bank state
ment is regarded as unfavorable, and
the heavy decrease in deposits Is due to
the falling off in the loans of specie and
legal tenders; the loss in specie may be
traced to the great demand for customs
during the week.
STERLING-Quiet and steady at 10S24
a1O915.
GoLD-without decided change, but
closed weak; opened at 1881; closed at
1885.
GovERNMENT STocKs-In increased
demand and higher; the '67s were the
favorite bond, and some heavy ,pur'
chases were made by foreign bankers:
It Is impossible to get any amount OF
62s at present prices and buyers are
contracting for their delivery any time
within sixty days. ~ ,<
1131S; do new, 11o5Ea1lO7l; do '67, lila
Il11S; do '6S, 111a111H; 10-4Os, lO91a
STocks-The stock market was steady
and quiet during the morning hour.
Fort Wayne was noticeably firm on the
renort that the contest between Erie
and Pennsylvania Central officials for
control of the road had been am1cably
settled, which, however had not been
| traced to atreliable source. at the one
O'Clock board the market was heavy,
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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS February q

ST. LOUIS, February 20.
An examination of the books Of
White Il Earickson and of Thurmand
IL Co., tobnccon!sls, disclosed the fact
that the former firm tailed To report to
the United States revenue officer sales
to the amount of $4,000 pounds OF to-
bacco, on which there is due to the
Government for tax and penalty $2l, 900.
Thurmand & Co.'s books show that they
sold 2S,OOO pounds more than returned,
upon which there is tax and penalty
duo to the Government OF $26. 500.
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M5ER ESQ rs.


ST. IACl-. teD. ~.
Detective Moses Sargent, OF Boston,
and City Marshal Fits, of Newbury~
port, Mass. assisted by Chiefs OF Police
Minneapolis, arrested Leonard Chonte,
the alleged incendiary, that has been
such terror to Newburyport for so
many years. 1t is estimated that over
fifty buildings, including four churches,
have been burnt by him. The arrest
is considered an important one, and
was made some fifty miles above the
falls of st. Anthony, whittier he had
fled when learning he was suspected.
He was taken from log cabin last
evening, and has just arrived i'll this
city.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. 20, 1865

SATURDAY, Feb. 20, 1869.
Prayer by Rev. Jonathan Rowley.
A message from the House by the
Clerk, announced the passage of num-
Der of bills, which were appropriately
referred,
Mr.. Hoke, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported that it was inexpe-
dient TO legislate for the relief OF Peter
Il. RlShter. The report wag adopted.
He, also, reported back the House
bill relating to official oaths, recon-
mending that it pass. Ordered; to lis
third reading.
He, also, reported back the House bill
Church, i'll Lewis county. Tabled.
He, also, reported back the Senate bill
to prevent drunkenness, recommending
that it do not pass. Tabled.
Mr.. Workman, from the ComElitt0 on
Finance, reported bill creating "a
Board for the examination of certain
military claims. Read the first time.
Mr.. Chapline, from the Committee on
Townships, reported back the House
bill further TO provide for filling
vacancies i'll county and township Off
ces, recommending that it do no: pass.
The bill was rejected.
He also reported back the House bill
to amend tho charter of West Union.
Ordered TO Its third reading.
He also reported the Senate bill to
create new township in Pocahontas
county. Ordered engrOssed.
Mr.. Wilson presented IL petition from
several hundred citizens of Wheeling,
demonstrating against the nbOlishment
of city Superintendent of Schools.
Referred to the Committee on EducR-
ton.
MIR. Humphreys presented a petition
from citizens OfGreenbrier and Monroe
counties, praying that John Il. Lewis
may he permitted 10 teach school, with
out taking the test oath. Referred 10
the Committee OH Education.
Mr.. Chapline introduced the follow
ing bills:
Authorizing the trustees of the NJ. Z.
Church in ShepherdstOwn to sell II GER
tain lot, in said town. Permitting
Joseph and VIM. II. TravCrs, of Jetfer-
son county, TO practice law, without
taking the oath. Referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
The Senate bill authorizing the trus-
tees OF the First Eng. Evan. Lutheran
Church, of Wheeling, to borrow money
was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Dix, the House bill
to exempt John L. Swan from the law
yera' test na:h was taken from the ta-
BILE, aud placed on the calendar.
Adjourned until MOnday,Gt 2 O'Clock,
z. NJ.
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ALABAMA.
MOBILE, February 20.

MOBILE, February 20
Governor Smith has issued letter OF
instructions to the sheritfs of the differ
ent counties in reference to the outrages
perpetrated by the Ku Klux. He says
they are invested with authority to pro-
tect citizens and preserve order, and if
they are unable to do so by means of a
posse comitGt,ts, it is their duty to call
upon the military commander OF the
nearest post, who, under a standing
general order from the War Depart
ment. will furnish all requisite assist
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MAR YLAND.
BA1r1MoRE. February 20.

BALTIMORE, February 20.
Charles a. Gambrill, one of the most
extensive flour manufacturers in this
CITY, died this morning, aged 81 years.
In the case OF John Calare, convicted
and now under sentence of death, for
the murder of II. B. Chase, the Court OF
Appeals has sustained the writ OF error,
and ordered new trial. The Culprit
has been in Jail for three years, and
some of the principal witnesses against
him nra dead,
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ANDREW JOHNSON seems dispoeedi iot 20 Q
Years, been so fond OF reviewing, {g:,o h1s ths
1irst step backward is to De ELM Int4 lime, ne
Governorship; he VIII, give end MiW beauti.
fully less" and at last go out OF 1der. olaee'
where he came in, as village Aloef7
man,
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LITTLE JENNIE is four year old,
with II decided repugnance to keeping
still or donning the 'airs" Of the prim
young ladies, by acting ''prOper" on all
occasions. Her mother was about
making q visit to an absent sister, and
designed having Miss Jennie acComPa.
ny ncr. So she said:
"Now, Jennie, when we get to aunt
Clara's ] want you to be good little
girl, ana not act so rude as you do at
homo"
"Ma," says Jennie, in sober earnest,
chow long are you going to stay at
aunt's ?"
"About week, I think" said heI
mother.
"Well." says Miss Jennie, very deci.
dedly, "if have got to behave mysel1
a whole week; l shan't go"
And sure enough. she did not &C
The sacrifice WAS evidently too great.
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A VERY distressing accident occurred
at DIR. A. G. CIark's well at Burning
Spring, on Monday night, resulting in
of l.. u. Graham. the Superintendent
ofthe we'll. The deceased was STOPPING
near the conductor when a plank of
considerable weight fell from the top of
the derrick, crushing the lett side OF the
skull in n most shocking manner. The
injured man died Wednesday after
IOOOn
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River and weather.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 20. .
Weather cloudy; thermometer 32';
Monopgahela river feet inches and
C1No1NNATI, February 20.
Weather clear; thermometer 500.
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KEY WEST, February 10.
The Peruvian iron clad fleet with the
Conyoys arrived here this morning,
from Pensacola, as also the telegraph
cable steamer New England.
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ILLISOIS.


CHICAGO, February 10
In the Illinois House of Assembly
Yesterday, by a vote of 81 to 81 the biiI ,dI
repeating the. act relative to caPlta,i
punishment and restoring the oeatn
penalty, was passed.
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Lewis Lane, colored, was sentenced
10 be hung, yesterday, for the murder
of his wife. He had been granted
second trial by the Supreme Court, but
was convicted the second time.
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PEEnsYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 20

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.
1t is reported that the Cashier OF the
Fourth National Bank is II defaulter in
the sum OF over 100000; he made his
escape. There was a slight run on the
bank to-day, but the doors were not
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-22

AUDUBON and his wife made their
bridal trip in 1903 down the Ohio, from
Pittsburgh to Louisville, on Hat boat.
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Hoohend's German Bitters,
AND.

HOOFLAEsDS GERMAN TONIC.
PREPARED by DR.. G Al. JACKSON.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Thlrty-five years since they were first in
trod uced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
Ing humanity TO n create { extent, than any
other remedies knO Rn TO the public.
These remedies will effectualIy cure Liver
Complaint. Jaundice, Dysp6psia, Chronic or
q 5Ss %Sa III
Stomach or InteSA tines.
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There is no medicine extant equal to these
remedies in such cases. A tone and Vigor LII
impaired to the whole system; the appetite III
strengthened, food Is enjoyed, the stomach
com plexion becomes sound and healthy,
the yellow tinge Is eradlcated from the eN eS u
bloom Is given to the cheeks and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes strong and
healthy
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CONSULTATION FREE
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that after
the first visit they can take the LeaLInenL LI NJ
home and use 1t until cured, Wltnout IAIn Vi
interruption TO their usual VocaIi"h'
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DEBILITY

Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TkATlOS OF THE SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labor, Hardships, Ex-
poSure, FeVerH, SC.
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' GEO. w. WOODWARD"

GEO. W. WOODWARD"
Hon. James ThOmpaOn.
Judge of the Supreme Court Of Pe',nsylrGnin.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S. 1886.
"I consider "HoOfiand's German BItton''
a VALUABLE MEDICINE in case OF attacks OF
Indigestion or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF IT.
Yours, with respect,
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JAMES IdOMF6UN.
From Mr.. ChaS. w. HaIIar.
FREDERICK CITY, Md, Sept. IL, 1858.
From a conviction of benefit arrived from
the use of DR.. HoO1and's German Tonic al
though in general aVerse to Patent Medi.
cInes, 1 cordially recommend the ''TOnic" Ia
all suffering with Dyspepsia, AZ no other
medicine afforded nesuch prompt and par.
mRmanent relief"
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pEMEMBER THE TIME.

Dss L1GHTHILL & REID can be con;
suIted from Monday, February 22d, nnul
Wednesday noon, February Z4th' at the
McLURE HOUSE.
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VlRGINIA is gradually having shaped
for her programme by means OF
which she may once more become n
memb bcr OF the Union. The House bill
providing for an election was yesterday
reported TO the Senate by the Judiciary
Committee. with an amendment au-,
thOri2:ng a separate vote on the dis
qualifying clause. In case the Consti
tuition is ratified, the Assembly is TO be
convened on the first Tuesday in July.
Action by n Soldier Against the Ba2-
GiTlOrO and Ohio RRIIroRd
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NOTICE.

1t Isa well established fact that fully one
half the Iemale-T portion of our
population are sci dom III the enjoy
we'll" They are languid, devoid OF all
energy, extremely nervous, and have no Rr
petite.
TO this class of persons the BITTERs,
the TONIC, is especially recommended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Arc made strong by the use OF either OF
these remedies. They will cure every cISe
OF MAKASMUS, without fail.
Thousands OF certificates have accumulRt-
ed in the hands OF the proprietor, but space
will allow OF the publication OF but few.
Those, II will be observed, are men OF note,
and of such standing that they must bo be-
lIeVel
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FEBRUARY O.-FLoUR- Dull; city
XIX at 81 OOa6 25.
N-Wheat-Quiet and steady a
81 lSI< No. in store.
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PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE.

IEIaSONS I'D DVANCED IN LIFE,
And feeling the hand of time weighing
heavily upon them, with all It's attendant
ills, will find in the use OF this BITsTERS, or
the TONIC. an elixir that will inSIiIl new
lie into their veins, restore in a measure tho
energy and ardOr OF more youthful days.
build up their shrunken forms, and give
health and happiness TO their remaining
YeRrs.l
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PRICES.
Hoonands Ger.aan Bitters per bottle 81 %
HooaandIs German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, 81 SO per bottle or q half dozen for
SEDo not forget to examine well the ar
ucle you Euy, in order to get the genuine,
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FLORIDA.

Weather clear; ther
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sHERIEF"s SALE.


X h.sh of ~ ORDER dfsALE, IssuHp
~ or: ~ and under the zeal u IN. lion, rahle
sse.ni Ji.aieial District Court of orn.by Coaaty,
state uf Ncssia, 10 ine directed, and dated Jan.
aMy A. D. is', in cause wherein Samuel
wutgens.e.n va. plaintiff and Alb aham Curry,
Aiysh htefe.i. Benyaniin L King, John oiliig.
" H. b',s and Hiram Kelly were defendants ana
Merry ann Curry was al intcrvc1or, upon 4 Ialge.
Ment "nf decree IL favor " saii Samuel Wittgan.
stein. and against the sad Abraham curr, ard the
premises hereinafter Described which Inig.iarp,
aud decree were made, and entered IA ,.idco.f,
on the 9Th day u January, T. D. 1887, Tor the sum
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Saturday. the stxth Day or
February A. %. laGQ,

ny y f'EFFFN, UrT' IFV Nf.FFlTTs
Csrsou City, S.rs'i January Is, 800
So7r- The shove h.lng known az 'ha warn
spTIngs' ke:"l property. .L.lj..i.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
CONCERTS LAST NIGHT.

The New York Liederkranz Society gave their
fourth concert last night before very large au-
dence consisting OF the members OF the society," and
withal fashionable audience too. There was host
OF solo artists and the inimtabe chorus and orches-
ira OF the society. Madame Paulitsch Madame An
schultz, Miss Louise Orlon and Messrs Lotti Stems,
Kopta wack, Brcnning, Margold and Paur were
the SPECIAL artists on the occasion. The programme
comprised selections from Schubert, Schumann.
Laub, Kreutzer, Iorena and Resslger. There was
little to find fault with In the programme.
j. Levy, the wonderful cornet player, took his
leave OF New York in irving Hall last night. lie
played the luna voce" by Rossini, and his own
"National Peace Jubilee Waltz in splendid style
and was encored deservedly In each. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowler made very favorblc impression In their
ballad selections, and the Mendessohn Orchestral
ITnIon orchestra under the baon OF Edward Mol
lenhauer covered themselves with glory In some
very diicu and very popular orchestral selections.
Last night, at Stenway Hail. Theodore Thomas gave
up his Sunday concert for the benefit OF the Cubans
Nine. Lanarl sang In excellent style scena from
sTraviata" and an air from LINDA" In her own
artistic style. Miss Nachmann made very favorable
debu az pianist, ami Thomas orchestra gave the
fantasia In "Masanielo," Litoln-s overture to
.,Robespicrre,u - q "Nachtgesang" by vogt, and Ber
lioz's "fungarian March, in style which such an
orchestra alone can give. The hall was crowded,
and we are glad to find that the struggling patriots
In Cuba have ardent sympathizers In this city. Mr..
Thomas up his concert on this occasion for that
special purpose.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
Easter Fashions.

After the penitential season Of Lent, during
which they were supposed to be atoning for
their sins Of extravaganza and other pecca-
dill0es in sackcloth and ashes, the fair devo-
tees Of our fashionable churches came out yes
terday on Fifth evenue in all the s'bravery Of
silk attire" and in the gayest toilets that the
cunning mind of modiste could conceive. AS
may be seen by the account given in another
column by our fashion reporter the scene on
the avenue yesterday was one in the highest
degree brilliant and striking. The review Of
the coming reign of costumes and novel toilets
which we gave in an article on the spring
opening Of fashions was vividly illustrated
yesterday by the throng of fashion votaries
who were on the avenue. Il would almost
require an encyclopedias to enumerate the
variety of styles which prevail this spring.
With some exceptions, however, we must say
that taste has more influence this year in the
adornment Of the female form than ever it had
before. We are willing to forgive and forget
many Of the shortcomings OF Dame Fashion
on account OF the proofs she now gives Of
improvement in styles. But the bills of the
modiste are larger than ever, and to dress
belle nowadays, especially Tor church, is
esroas affair for the domestic treasury.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
JAPAN AND CHINA MARKETS.
YOKOHAMA, March 4, 1859.

YOKOHAMA, March 4, 1859.
Exchange-0n London, As. sgd; on Paris, 56if.
The following are the latest markets from Shang-
London. bank. six months
sight. ss. I%d. So. 1lKd.; on Paris, bank, six
month"; sight, 74I,zG Drills taels, 43.0 4.4.5.
per piece; jeans, taels, 3.7.3. $50. sheetngs,
taels 370 ~ deliveries OF Jos pieces drills 400
pieces jeans and 40 pieces sheetings stock in foreign
hands q l2o pieces drills, 1000 pieces jeans and
1920 pieces sheetings. British cotton goods, 6N
catty, gray shtrtings-taels, 27. 212; 7 CLOTH 6k
catty, taels 1.76. l.8.0.; white shirtngs, taes,
22o l2.5. British w0olen goods unaltered.
Goal sells from ship at ten taels per ton.
Inc British barks Monkestcher and Anne
Bragenton are loading for New York at f3; the
Annie, American Ll0yds and Cingilla have sailed
for New York; the COrsair and Dundonald left for
London; the Assyrian is under despatch for London
at e los. sterling The exports OF black tea were
3247 chests OF backtsh leaf congous at Is 20 taes
per picul; the unsod stock Is Ala chests The
green tea settlements are 10000 half chests Of tn
Terror to good medium parcels at from rs 10 80
taels per pcul prices are rather easy the stock Is
"a, 500 half chests. SILK quotations are nominal;
class No. Tsatlee 500 to 600 taes; No. Kahlng,
500 10 610 taes No. Kahng, SIS to 525 taels total
settlements, 429oo against S 700 bales, and reship
ments OF Japans OF 4,020 against 1900 bales at the
same period last season respectively. The unso!d
stock is estimated at about 5000 bales. chiefly
medium and common Tsatlees. &c.