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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-04-14

In tho District Court of the Uni
ted States, for tho District of
South Carolina.
Ex parte Esther Heron, In Re Rnbert "A.
lierron, Bankrupt, Petition to establish u
lien. In Bank,up,>y.
NOTICE is he' eby given that all creditors
~ holding liens on the Es,nte of Robert
a. Heron. bankrupt, mus, appear before
me, ht ny office in, iorkyilc, on or hcforc
tue 20ih dHy "f ,pril ncXi, and she w cause,
~ any 'hrJ have, Why tho Hcn Of Esther
i!erron. shaulI no, he ,ir,t .aii, fled ont of
'he prncceds Of ihe sale OF the Estate Vi SID
tanhrupt. by order OF Court,
w, j. CLAWSON, Register.
npril 1-xlaw3w
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Notice to Planters.

.'II NVVAC0 tV lHHWtTS. . ,-----
I WILL sell low forcash. to close consign.
i mentG, seven Cotton Gins. all of Thc
most improved make. Several OF whjcl.
have, Condensers attached. y, "hese Gin,
will be sold. 2l per cent. lower now, thar
will be aaked for them nGxt fall
have also two Engines, one six Horse
and me Eight tlOree. Twill sell a. hood
Grist Mill with the eight horse ,EDgiae.-4
Apply soon if you want bargain.
q gsY La@rt,U JAMES PAGAN,
lapl .l-fiSa I<.H d / Chester, g c.74
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Under Decree in Faulty.


William s Allslon, Susan G Allst On, Exors :.
vs.. Thomas NJ K,nstry TO Foreclose
Mogagc.
IN pursuance Of an order Of Court made
In the above slated onusc. will offer for
sale NJ public outcry to the highest bidder,
At the Court House door in Winnshoro. on
the lst Monday in May next, the following
described trnct Of lnnd. situate in the
County Of Fairfield. on waters Of Crooked
Kun and AlignIors Creek md hcundcd by
lands belonging 10 Estate of Mary Alslon,
decd, Hugh Tinkler, deeds lands Of Thom
as McKinslry and David Camnck. contain.
ing 323 acres, more or'less.. t. ~
TERMS OF }SALE--CAsH.
Purchasers to pay for necessary papers
and stamps. 8. D CLowNEY, G. C. p.
Clerks Office, Equity sido,
Winnsboro. 9Th April, 1859.
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THE
FAIRFIELD HERALD
DESPORY'ES. WILLIAMS & GO.
s PUBLISHED WEEKLY u

Hrms.-THE HERALD is published Week
~ IN the Town of Winnsboro, at $500 in.
oareabLy IN advance.
EsS" all transient advertisements to be
paid in advancc
Obituary Notices and Tributes 81 90 per
square.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-10
WASHINGTON.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Internal Keve-
nue. receipts to-day were 100000.
APPOINTMENT.
The President has appointed James s. Up
ton Postmaster at Battle Creek, Mich, vice
Chandler Ford, removed.
HON. JOHN ROSE.
The presence here of Hon. John Rose. the
Finance Minister of the Canadian government.
has caused the return of Mr.. Thornton. British
Minister, from Newburyport, where he had ia
ken his family. The visit of Mr.. Rose IL in
duced by desire to consult with the United
States authorities respecting new reciprocity
treaty, but more especially on business con-
nected with the Hudson Bay claims board, OF
ain.
MISSISSIPPI AND TEXAS ELECTION.
The President to-day, in conversation with
several prominent Mississlppians, SAID It was
desire and he should accordingly instruct Gen.
erals Ames and Reynolds in their preliminary
arrangements for the elections in Mississippi
and Texas, to observe enthe fairness and i'm
Partially.
According to what is understood to have
taken place in the Cabinet to-day, the election
in Mississippi will probably not occur until the
fourth Tuesday in November, after the cleo
tons in Pennsylvania and Ohio Nothing
definite has transpired regarding the Texas
election, but it is thought the day will be
equally remote.
All the members of the Cabinet were pres
ent at their regular meeting to-day.
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The Season Of Exhaustion.

No matter how vigorous by nature the system and
the constitution may be- they must necessarily suf-
fer more or less nom the depicting effects Of the
temperature OF midsummer, unless strengthened
and sustained by wholesome tonic treatment The
extra pressure upon the vital forces must be met
and counterbalanced by an extra resistant power;
the unusual and rapid consumption of the animal
by the perfect digestion and assimilation of the
food taken into the stomach, from which both the
fluids and the solids OF the bodv are derived Other
wise the physical strength Declines and the mind.
sympathizing with the machinery through which X
acts, becomes depressed and enneryated A sTIMr
LIANT 10 therefore absolutely required at this sea-
son not violent one, calculated to produce febrile
excitement, but something achich aciU recruit and
reinforce the Uh0te organization In proportion ho he
erfrdordinary drain 10 avhich the torrid heat SUBJ
jects IL. ~ '
This desderatnm is supplied in a palatable and
most enlclent form in HOSTE TIERS STOMACH
blIIEns, which the people of this country after
more .nan twonty-fye years experience have ac-
cepe9 and endorsed as the best tonic Alternative and
antlpi1ous preparation which medical chemistry has
yet succeeded In obtaining from the strength sus-
tanning healing and purifying products of the vege-
compound has its own specific virtue aud the result
OF their combination is the most genial nvigorant,
aperient, and rec ulating medicine ever administer.
ed, either as preventive or cure of the disorders
most common in our variable climate. Among these
may be enumerated dyspepsia, billousness, consti-
patton lever and agqe nervous debility and all the
ailments proceeding from imperfect digestion, A
course OF HOSTETTER'S BITTERS is the best DOS
sble Safeguard against the dangers which menace
persons OF both sexes and all ages during the heat
eu term. july3-eod&w1wsN
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WEST INDIES.


HAVANA, July 9-The government estimates
the expenditures for July at So 100000.
The government has embargoed up to dat
$40 estates, of which twenty produced $4,000
for the state, and the rest are in state Of IL
quidation.
eral that the civil authority has been re-estab-
lished in the jurisdiction Of Manzanilla, Balla-
yamo and Jiguru, and that travelling on the
highway was safe.
Captain General De Rodas has granted to
the correspondent of the Associated Press a
free use of the telegraph. At an interview, he
said that in reporting military movements the
correspondent would always be permitted to
state facts, though at times it might be unfa-
knowledge abroad of what actually passed in
Cuba would injure no one save the rebels
JAMAICA.
KINGSTON, July 8, via Havana 9th.-Steamer
Quaker City arrived here ON the 28th ult., and
sailed yesterday. He destination is unknown.
The schooner La Have and her cargo have
been embargoed.
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New York stock and Money Market,

NEW YORK. July 9-Evening Money quiet and
easy during the afternoon and the rates for call loans
We're coin interest and per cent. currency. The
bulk Of the business at cent. currency and
scarcely any one would except usurious rates, a
wholesome dread of the grand Jury prevailing. For
eign Exchange is quiet and steady at 1096. Gold was
steady during the afternoon, closing at 1859. The
rates paid for carrying 364, 132 10 II, 10}
8 q 8 per cent. Governments closed steady. Henry
Glewes Y Go. furnish the following 4l5 quotations:
United States coupon 6's 1881, lis; do 5-2Gs 1862
1919; do 1864, 1885 do 1866, 1iet; do January and
July, 1867 117a; do 1868, 1175; do 1040s 1OS; Pa
cifc 6.s, 106.
Southern State securities were heavy and lower
towards the close; new Tennessees declined to 56i
and new North Carolinas TO 46t. A large quantity Of
the latter have recently made their appearance in
The Stock market closed steady. The following
are b.45 street prices:--Paciic Mail, 892; Western
Union Telegraph, 375 New York Central 1861 Erie
2S; Hudson, 1861; Reading. 92b; Fort Wayne 150;
Michigan Southern 1893 Illinois Central 143; Cleve-
leland q Pittsburg, 1851; Chicago & Rock Island
95t,
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day amounted to $95, 900.
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House and Land in KniebtviIIe. at

Auction
ON Wednesday, July 18th, at O'Clock p. M
" shall sell the fth house from A. l.. Hanafor,i's
Store, on west side OF p Street. Knightville, Cape
painted contains rooms partly finished. Lot 90 hv
loo eet This property Is situated in rapidly grow
ing village, where property Is yearly growing In
value and must attract the attention Of parties ws
ing for any INV sstment, or pleasant homo OF their
own. --ff.l
Terms made known at sale.
julyS-dtd r. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer
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Office of chief Quartefmaster,


First District, Department Of the East corner Houss
hon hon and Green Streets, Neao York CITY, June 26,
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. with a copv
- OF this advertisement attached to each, are in
vited and will be received at this Office until
termasters Department OF this District with nine
teen hundred and ninety-one cords ofmerchantable
hard wood 12s cubic feet and seven thousand thlr-
ty-two 70S2 tons (2240 pounds) best quality anthra-
cite COAL egg stove and nut sizes, to be delivered at
such m times at the places hereinaiier named as may
Fort Columbia, N. Y. h., $50 tons stove and 1850
Fort Wood, N. Y H, 157 tons-egg coal.
Fort Hamilton, N. Y. H., S27 CORDS wood; s57 tons
stove, and 357 tons egg coal.
Fort Wadsworth, N. Y. H., q tons nut 1i2 tons
Fort schuyler. N. z r., 55s tons egg coal.
Wilietfs Point 142 cords wood 727 tons stove, 15O
tons egg, and so tons nut coal.
Davids Island, PSI tons egg coal.
Fort Adams, K. l., 2s5 cords wood; a62 tons egg
Fort Trumbul Conn, 40 tons egg coal, 20 tons nut
coal.
West Point, N. Y, 2sl cords wood and 900 tons
flattsburg Barracks, N z, 1so cords wood and
229 tons egg coal.
watertoWn Arsenal, Mass u 81 cords wood and 1s2
FoEf Warren, Boston Harbor, 24O cords wood
Fort Independence, Boston Harbor 81 cords wood
Fort Preble, Maine, 12s cords wood and s35 tons
egg coal; .u,u.u p.,.. .o..,
The wood is to he delivered on tho wharyes of the
respective posts and the coal in the yards or places
provided for its reception at each post and paid or
according TO the weight certified to by the Acting
Assistant Quartermaster at the place Of delivery.
Bidders must state separately the price at which
they will deliver the wood aud coal called for at each
OF the above named places
Each bid must be accompanied by q guarantee
signed by two responsible persons, that In case the
bid is accepted and contract entered into, they will
besome security In sum equal t. one-tourth OF the
amount of the contract, for the faithful performance
of the same.
No bid viii be entertained that is not made In ac-
cordance with this advertisement.
The government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids regarded disadvantageous to the De-
partment, or to accept such portion ofany oid not
less than for post that may be deemed OF advan-
Bids may be made and will be entertained ior de-
veing the coal and wood nc any one OF more OIL the
places nameu herein.
opening the bids. 49,,
and endorsed proposals for wood or COAL" las the
ease NAV be) to whom application should be made
for addIfionai particulars.
By order OF Brevet Major General Ruius Ingalls,
Assistant Quartermaster General u. S. Army
and Chief QuarteTmaster Department of the East.
WIN. +. HOWELL,
Breyet Major and A. O. M. U. s. A., Chief Quarter
master lst District Department ofthe East
June 2S-eod2w
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mIssIssIPPI.
A NEW PARTY ORGAN,

JACKSON, July "a new organ Of the Ma
tlo5al Republican party made its appearance
to-day 1t hoists the name of Judge Dent for
I Goyern9r. Its .salutory says it viii be truly
unqualified support to- tbe adm;n;strat;o n anI ~
President Grant and urging a strict adber- r
ence to the reconstruction acts. II will on
dsavor dsS to bring ta about such wise and
sne vii nsce o. the people of Mss
Congress and The nation, and IL will ad,o.n VIII
universal suffrage and universal amnest ,,,,'s
the basis of civil and political equaHtg - III
Judge Dents nomination on the Grant " III a..
form meets with warm appreciation and paa,- gen.
eral applause. eA
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G o M M II R CIAL
Receipts by Railroads md steambont.

Receipts by Railroads md Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-12O0 bbls -four 40 cars
lumber, do bark, do laths, 8 do copper ore do
piles do bbls. 172 bdls paper, car boards do ex-
celsior, do cattle, 266 milk, 81 pkgs sundries
for shipment East, 1000 bbls -four, ii cars wheat
tons sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1 car shocks, do
cattle, 81 bags spoos "a bdls saws 33 pkgs scythes
car hoops do shingles u bags glue stock 1900 sides
leather, car potatoes, 424 pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND, SAco q PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
cars bbls., do MARBLE do iron, do ale do ma
chinery do CATTLE 81 bdls gas pipes, lot ladders
carriages II rolls leather l6O bbs, boxes and pkgs.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILRoAD-1 car lum-
ber, do bricks do pileing, cases oil cloth, part
car furniture 2s pieces springs, cases mdse, bds
blinds, "a DOORS furnace, mowers, coils rigging,
20 empty bbls., and 27 cars freight for Boston.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS, FROM BosroN-sS bdls
paper "a do snaths 40 rolls leather, So bars iron,
tierces lard " bbls pork, 800 pkgs to Princes Ex-
liz empty bbls., 1856 bars railroad iron, is casks
horse ieS % pfgs tt 81 6fdsf A
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-10
Boston Root and shoe Market.

BOSTON. July g.
Since the date of our last report sales have been
made daily (Monday excepted) to fair extent, and
prices are quite firm. Merchants are still here from
the West and South, acquainting themselves with
the state OF the market present and prospective. As
yet they are not making many purchases but buy
mostly to repenish old lots and keep up an assort
ment. The Western merchants have bought good
many heavy goods, while those from the South are
Ter the most part buyers of gentlemens ladies' and
misses hne work. Monday was observed as close
holiday being the 93d anniversary of American in
dependence: Most OF the New England purchasers
have gone home for the present. Our merchants
look for increased activity in the trade as the
son advances. From the general tone of feeling
among them we are encouraged to hope that, when
prices established they will be such as to sat
isy the workmen In the various branches as well as
the manufacturers. Ths shipments Of the past week
and against 10 in the corresponding week Of
1868. The shipments since January LIST amount to
617 $40 cases, against 927 cases same period of
186S.-Shoe and Leather Reporter.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-10
Domestfc Markets.

GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, July 8-Tor the
ws4kst at g
dun s. 1t i 8 g e 8 p Dbl; Fresh 81 Halibat- M
Georges at 30 4Y cwt.; smoked do dull sales at "a
9ic " ib. Oil-Cod 9Oc P gal.-Cape Ann Advertiser.
NEW YORK July 9-6 P. M.-Cotton dull and Ic
lower; sales 800 bales; Middling upands 4lc Flour
sales 1000 bbls. State and Western 10 q 15c bet
ter closing quiet with rather less rmness superfne
to fancy State 20 q CO., do to choice Western 20
q 90; Southern firmer and more doing; sales 1900
mel es f Ss ss0fs Y WSeas opsaed
q &c higher, but in consequ nee of private cable
dispatches quoting finer weather and declining
BUSH: No. Spring at 159 q co; No. at 1 81 a
6S the latter tor choice to arrive; White California
70. Corn 4S higher with strong, speculative
demand; sales l23 GOO BUSH; new Mixed Western T3
a CSC via canal and 90 D 97c via railroad; White do
&C. Oats scarce and decidedly frmer; sa4es $4,000
mon. Beef steady and unchanged sales $40 bbls
Pork quiet and firm sales 450 bbls new mess closed
at 80 90 cash. old do 81 30; prime 26 30 q 27 co. Lard
kettle do 1sa q 19ac wbiskey is frmer; sales sC0
bbls.; Western OF @ 02l. Sugar quiet; sales 800
hhds.; Muscovado II @ 113c. Molasses dull. Tai
on irregular: Freights to Liverpool firm; Flour per
san Is so and per steamer rs Cd; Grain per sail sgd
ana per steamer 94d.
t9h t9Hl@SAso, ~ July 9-Flour advancing; Spring extras
Si<e zo Wneat active, excited and higher; sales
no. az l 80 e 80; No Q at So SQ 1 37I Corn ac-
Il tive with speculative demand; market excited and
sales at 69 q 69ic. Rye active and higher at 90 4
10. Barley nominal with no sales High Wines
dull but firm at % g 96c. Provisions dull. Mess
Pork So 90. Lard is e 1850. Bacon-sales clear
sides at 1910 packed. ''s"'
OINoINNATI. July 9.-Whiskey firm at 95c Mess
Pork unchanged; offered at 80 50; Bulk Meats quiet
and unchanged. Bacon IN Mn9mminally ON unchanged at l4c
nominally 19c.
MILWAUKEE, July a-Flour nominally unchang-
ed. Wheat unsettled ssales at 81 tor No. and So
Corn firm at 76c for No. g. Rye nominal.
NEW ORLEANS. July 9.-Cotton-M Middling up
lands 32tc. Sugar firmer; common 10 q 12c; prime
13i g 1870. Molasses-ohoice termenting &C.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-10
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July "a game of base ball
this afternoon, between the Harvard Colleoe
club and the Athletics, resulted in favor of the
Harvards, the score being 35 to 21.
GETTYSBURG MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
GETTYSBURG, July 9-The 60iisf of Direc-
tors of the Gettysburg Memorial Association
have passed resolutions to designate with plain
but permanent granite memorials the position
of the different divisions, brigades, &c., of each
army during the battle. The Secretary of the
Association was directed to invite the Gen
erals who commanded the army corps, divis-
ions and brigades to furnish the information
requisite, in order to truly designate the posi-
tions and events to be perpetuated, and to
make arrangements for thcir union the
field, in the first week Of August, to confer to-
gether and determine the points to be COM
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-10
CarriagesI Carriages!
C. P. KIMBALL & LARKIN,
Repository under Preble House,
PORTLAND, ME,

THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing tc
tne pubic that they have taken the elegant and
age and Sleigh Salesroom, and will keep constantly
on hand large assortment of fine Carriages from
our Factories Preble street, consisting in part of
Clarence Coupes, Coupe Rockaway Carryals, Cabrio.
lets. Phetons, Top and Open Buggies in great va
rieties; Sunshades Pony Ph@tons Jenny Lnds.
GODDARD Buggies, Dog Carts, Jump Seats of all kinds
and styles; Side Spring Box Wagons OF new designs
Concord Wagons, &c.
For style and durability our Carriages are moi
surpassed IN this country, and our long expert.
ence and unequaled facilities for manufacturing fine
carriages enable us to offer them at prices that can
not fail to suit purchasers. ~
We shall also keep good assortment of Massa.
cnusetts made Carriages and shall sell them at The
very lowest possible rates for just what they are
WIN tne manufacturers name on each, and shall Of
1er that class OF work. Top Buggies from S1S5 90 tn
Sunshades from $110 to $l75 co. and othel
kinds in proportion. ~No-
All are invited to call and examine our s+ock
whether they wish to buy or not.
O. r. KIMBALL & LARKIN.
Portland, July 7, 1862 d9m
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~ Of AdverlIsemenis should be left at
he Transcr ript Onice, II Printers Exchange.
~ Exchange street.
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MARYLAND.


THE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
BALTIMORE, July 9.-The final arrangements
for the reception of the singing societies from
New York, Philadelphia and other places have
been completed. The Mannecher of Colum-
dred societies will arrive tomorrow They will
be form lily received by the Baltimore societies
and welcomed by the Mayor in Monument
Square. Quite number of the representa-
tives OF the press are already here.
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NEW JERSEY.

THE ARMY AND NAVY REUNION
LONG BRANCH, July g. The complimentary
ball to the Army and Navy of the Gulf this
evening was grand success. Tomorrow the
members of the society leave for their homes.
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CVeaves' Initial Stot5Ome,.,,.

- Good in quality and quantity; scented and
stamped with your initial, "Rusfic Grape Vineo
style. Each box contains letter and note paper, an
assortment OF latest style Envelopes Pen Pen old
er. and blotting paper. r, H. CLEAvES,
W2WZZF Box 500 Portland Me
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LONDON, July 9-Forenoon.- .-Consols at 934 for
money and account.
American securties-United States 5-2o's S1s;
Erie shares 18a; Illinois Cenral shares 952.
LIVERPOOL, July -Forenoon.-Cotton quiet;
sales to-day 10000 bales Middling uplands 12sd;
saies OF the week 900 bales of which 10 600
iSs e export and 1000 for speculation stock in port
''VO0o bales, OF which 1000 bales are American
ao aSS DON July 9-Evening-Co closed at 9st
" S1a soi money and account
s1i StocSs United States 5-z0's easier at
shares S5s eu'et Erie shares 1si; Illinois Central
FRANKFoRT, Julv q r..
5-20's closed at egg. '-IVening'-united States
LIVERPOOL, July s-Even,no Cotton au,o. ,,s
unchanged. Spirits Turpentns NVo's0n "a quiet and
Oil 500. Sugar afioat 2ss Cd. sniritso aos. sperm
Cd. 's iurpenune 27s
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$4,000 ner Daxi

>, Agents Wanted; male and female; Local and
travelling. Business new, light and honorable
Steady employment the year round. No capital
required. Address REEVES s. CO., No. 7S Nassau
street, New York. 26w1ysu
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Ad22ai2aistr0tOr'S Sale.

DURSUANT to a license from the Hon. Judge of
L Probate the County Of Cumberland. the sub
scrbers will cause to be sold ut public austion
Thursday, August ~, at O'Clock P. M. the vaua-
Bile property No. 10 Tying street, being one-half Of
double wooden House containing eleven rooms, fur
nshed throughout, and in good repair. There Is
good cellar and cistern. Lot 35x75 feet This pro
perty Is situated in pleasant ne.ghborho0d, and
desirable piece Of property.
GEO 7. MEANS, Administrator.
Il. q. BAILEY, Auctioneer. jy9dtd
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VIRGINIA.
GOV. WALKERS MAI

GOV. WALKERS MAJORITY.
RICHMOND, July 9.-Eighty-four counties
give Walker $4,000 majority.
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We quote as follows:-By steam, Cotton TO Northern
ports 1c $ ID; Flour to do nominal at IS a sOc
Dbl; Corn to do nominal 16 a 1sc % bush. BY
III to Bremen 3c ~ b; Tobacco to Havre $40; do to
ra liverpool S2s Sd @ SIS; do to London 4os hid;
alolr to Liverpool IS q 3s Cd P bbl.; do to London
IS % Grain to Liverpool q 10d y BUSH; Oil Cake
to do SIS Cd y ton.
HAVANA, July 3.-Freights-The demand for the
United States is slack for European ports about as
Sd; 75O bRds. Sugars via Caibarien, at go 15s @ e2
5000 hence a g. Ss for two
s tskeH e 55 5O6O do at 2 taken for Nor q
Hatteras-brig Amos, 400 hhds MolAsses, at SaQua
la Grande at 81 so ~ hid Of ITO gals. c, as Gus
lion rates are very variable and according to neccs
stiles pressing on either side.