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The Fight over the Income Tax.


Two prominent Congressman one in the
House Committee OF Ways and Means
and the other member Of the Senate
Committee on Finance, both of whom
have been cNnvassing FOR year to secure
abolition Of the income tax, now give up
all hope OF passing bill for that purpose
ut this session. They say the action Of
members on the subject appears to have
nothing to do with party; the votes in
Congress appear to be governed entirely
by location. The Western and Southern
members, they say, will vote almost unan-
imously against repeal, on the ground that
it taxes only those who can afford to pay
it, and falls in greatest part upon the East,
where they shy there is plenty OF money.
The Eastern and Middle States members
will vote almost unanimously in favor OF
repeal. think the judgment OF the gen
tlcmcn referred to is reliable. They ad-
nit that in some sudden movement re-
garding taxes they may succeed in re-
pcaling the income tax in order toprevent
the tariff being reduced; but rs the matter
looks now, they arc disposed to give up
the fight,
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I'M. nELMBOLD'S ROSE WASN,l

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from
habits OF dissipation, used In connection with the
Extracts Buchu and Sarsaparilla, In such diseases
as recommended. Evidence Of the most respon'
sibl0 and reliable character will accompany tho
medicines Also explicit directions for use, tvIah
huHdreds Of MOHS1HdS living Witnesses, and up
wards OF 3l,OOO unsolicited certificates and rec
Ommcndatory letters, many Of Which arc from
the highest SOURCES, including eminent Physi'
tor has never resOrcd TO their publication In tho
newspapers; he does not do this from tho fact
that hIsartlccs rank as Standard Preparations,
and do not need to DO prOpped up by certificates.
The Science OF Medicine, like the Doric Col.
umn, should stand simple, purc. majestic, having
Fact for Its basis, Induction for It's pillar, and
Truth alone for Its Capital.
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TuEy are now making ut Colts factory
new patent lock for the United States
mail bags. When fastened II numbered
plate OF glass covers the keyholc, and
this glass has 10 be broken before the bag
can be unlocked or the lock tempered
with. 1t is said to be the most complete
lock ever invented. Five thousand of
them have been ordered by the PostofllCe
Department.
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ITO WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA.
L KERS.-TIubs for Wagons and Carriages,
Gum Oak and Locust Wood, SpOkcs from finch
to az, Hickory and Oak Wood FClocs from ~
to Inches, Hickory and Oak Wood Bows for
Carriages and Express Wagons, Poles, Shalls
and Circles Of best Hickory and Oak
Received by HlLDRETH q BRO,
80 Main SIFGek
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r OSADALIS

lTlIE GREAT AM ERICAN
" i HEALTH RESTORER, puriACs the
blood and cures Scromla, Syphilis SKIN *;
Diseases, Rheumatism, Diseases OF Wo'
N linen, and all Chronic Affections OF the
blood, Liver and Kidneys. Recommends
led BY the Medical Faculty and many thou
~ sands Of our best citizens.
Read the testimony Of Physicians and
A lpatIrnts who have used RoSalhlis ;
~ send Tor our RoSadalls Guide to Health
~ hook, or Almanac for this year, which w
Publish for grHtultOus distributions; II VIII
give you much valuable Information.
~ DR.. II. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, says:
| TAXI pleasure in recommending your
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have seen It used In two cases with nap
ny rGRullS-uu0 IN u case or secondary
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~ Of scrOlula OF long standing, which is
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- Indications arc that the patient will soon
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and lind 1t an OxcGllCnL compound OF al
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DR., Sparks, Of NichOlasviIc KY, says
The has used KOsadalIs In cAses VI ScroiIla
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Rosadnlls ia sold by all druggists. -,
G Laboratory, o. Exchange Place. baIu
~ "'''' Dr.. CLEMENTS & CO.,
~ PTOpttetOTt.
Price 81 90.
LAUGNl.lN, SMITH & Co., Wholesale Agents
by whom tho trade will bO supplied a. pEonr i
Tors rates. ln a!4V.uNm
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8NNNbSS
DIRECTORS:
William Bailey, AlonEo LOrlnG,
Andrew ]. Pannel, James 4: Barnes,
Henry StRmm, Thomas Hughes.
A. ]. Cecil,
This Company having been fully organized. e
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inH8 Of ali kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
Embellishments Furniture, Steamboats,, and Car
goes ON the Western Rivers and Lakes, also 10
Issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores.
ThiB Company being composed mostly OF our
leading buaIness men, recommends Itself 70 The
favorable consideration Of the insurlng public,
Sd SOllcIts their patronage. Applications ioE ~.
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oncs'0AlLRY'S BLOCK, No. l06 Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, PreS't
ALONZO LoRING, Vice Pres't.
=: 2; AEETH4UR, Sec'y.
". d; A3Nn, Asst Sec'y.
!. y. bUhOA1i, Solicitor. octS
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Blood! Blood! Blood!
n. T. HELMB0LD'S
NOT A FEW

NUT A FEW
Of the worst disorders that aflict mankind arise
from tho corruption that accumulates In the
Blood. or all the discoveries thAt have been
made 10 purge It ont, none can equal In effect
IIELNBoLD's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARsAPA-
RII.I.A. II clcansGs and rCnOVatcs the Blood, In.
purgcs ont the humOrs which mako disease. II
stimulates tho healthy functions OF tho nody,
and Gxpels tho disorders that grow and rAnKle IN
the blood. Such a remedy that could DO relied on
has been long sought, and now tho puzzle nave one
on which they can depend. Our space hero docs
not admit OF certificates TO show Its effects, but
tho trial Of single bottle will show TO tho sick
that It has It's virtues SURPRISING anything they
have ever taken.
Two tablespoonful Of tho Extract OF sarsapa'
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bon Diet Drink, and ono bottle is Iully equal TO
gallon Of the Syrup OF SarsapArilla, or the decoc-
ton rs usually made .....
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REFERENCE NJ Permission.
Hon. VIM. B. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
r. l.. BerkBhire, Judges supreme Court Of
James II. Brown, -APpeah Of West Va; :.
]. ]. Jackson, Jr, JudgOoI U. g. DiSH'C'
D. 3. I. FEnIwertA, President of Senate
A WOrplnr.r. member Senate.
Jacob HoFnlSoOl, PrcSt. West Va. lnH Co
Jacob n. BlchGi, Vice Prest. ~.
Caleb BogTSss, Attorney, CIaEksbnEg, W. va
s Z WIZ sheriff Mercer county
ma. Davis, Senate, Mineral sIdnty, .,.'p..L
IN, Camden, President Of First National BANK
ParkeEsbuFg. ,,-,D-,
gates Of West Virginia:
hon. D. II. Smith, KAnaWhS county
@. q, BpTEeSs, Wayne
JGmeS Guthrie, WetEel
Nathan GoR, Harrison
Joseph TeteF, Barbour
r, ii, Hill, Marion
james Heryoy, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
" r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BrannOn, Lewis
" Floyd Nicely, DoddridgO
], +, BoWyoF, Putnam
]. 8. WlllinBon, Lincoln -.
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II. T. HelmbOld's Extract BuChu.
For weakness arising from excuses, Habits Of
Dissipation, Rarly lndiscretlOn, attended with
the following symptoms:
IndIspOsitIon to exertIon, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty OF breRthing
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, WakelulnesS,
Dlmness of Vision, Pain IN tho Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body,
DrynesP Of the Skin, EruptlonS Of the Face
Universal Lassltude. PallId COuntenAnee,
or the Muscular System.
These symptoms. II allowed 10 60 on (Which
this Medicine invariably remOVes), soon follow
FATUITY, BPILEPTIC FITS, &C.,
In one OF which the patient may expire. Who
can say they arc mot frequently followed by those
"dirClul diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many arc aware Of tho cause Of their suffering,
but none will confess. The records Of tho Insane
asylums and the melancholy deaths by consump-
tI0n bear ampIO witness to the truth Of the as
scrtlon.
The Const tuition, once affected by organic
weakness, requires tho aid Of medicine 70
strengthen and invlgOrate the system, which
II. r. HELXBOLD's ExTRAcT OF BUCHU Invariably
does. A trial will convince tho most scepucal.
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STANToN NJ. HOWARD,

ARCHITECT.
Sketches. Designs, Elevations, Sections, Plans,
Details. Isromoirlcal Projections, PcrapectivoS,
Estimates, Specifications, Working Drawings
and General bmughts promptly furnished.
Patent OfficO Drawings prepared for Inventors
and guaranteed not 10 bo Informal. -,
House. ocile
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INsURANCE,

DEABODY INSURANCE Comply,
i AT WHEELING, WEST VA.
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CAPITAL, - -. 1926, 900.
VIII The privilege Of increasing tho came 10
10000 dollars.
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MEDICAL,
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel and Drop.leal
SMellIngg.

This Medicine increases the powers Of aigeA
tion, and cxcltcS the abSOrbents into healthy &C.
ton, by which the matter Of cAlcArcouB depOSi'
tonE. and all unnatural enlargements arc reduced,
as well as pain and Inflammation, and Is good for
nGn, women and children.
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Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of ono Of tho most eminent Col.
lcgCs In the United States, and tho greater part
OF whose life has been spent In tho hospitals oil
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
elected some OF the mO't astonishing cures thai
WGro ever known. Many troubled with ringing In
the head and cars when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed At sudden sounds, baShlul
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some.
Times with arrangement Of mind, were cured i'm.
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LAUGHLIN, SMITH Il Co, Wholesale Agents
by whom tho trade will bO supplied a. pronrio'
Tors rates. lnaL!VuSM
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ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS:
The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twouty years, and tho nu-
mer0uS important surgical operations performed
By Dr.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters OF
Ihs Sun and many Other papers, notices Of which
have appeared again and again before the public,
besides ILLS standing as gentleman Of character
and respeChbtlity, Is sufficient guarantee 10 the
afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mario
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inducs then 70 erans sner sympatny 10 the German
cause, Tho agricultural and commercial Interests Of
success OF the German arms. Germany has sent M,
until now, about 100 900 emigrantS per year This %
transforming tho wiIds Of the West into blooming
landscapes, ceases entirely during tho war. MhAe
an immense capital In money and labor y withheld
from the United States simply because Napoleon
saw ut to intercept the natural progress OF events
And only II Germany is victorious Will tins capital
again direct Its steady now to this republic she
Is conquered and beaten In this struggle then for
many many years but meagre stream or German
money and OF German labor will tend towards these
Thus the identity OF political principles con-
sanguinity and The friendship OF q hundred years.
~ last commercial and agricultural inteSostsy
naturally engage the sympathies OF the American
people In favor OF the German cause We do not ex-
kyo. vi uesre ,nat you should NEEDLE In the strife.
We would be the first 10 counsel strict neutrality
anu 10 the mode and manner OF assistance which we
ourselves render 10 our brethren we wil In tho
future, az We have In the past crcumscrtbe our
acuon strictly by the laws OF the country. But ~
we can demonstrate our active sympathy WIthOuc
violating the Neutrality laws 80 NAV the native born
American. The Bonapartes will ever ignominiousiy
perish because In all their calculations they disre-
gard the mighty influence OF moral ideas. These
moral Ideas and not the needle gun VIII decide
the struggle. II the moral sentiment Of the
world, therefore, Will proclaim Its preference for
the German cause the conviction that they are bat
Ting for the cause OF the world win make the Ger
man patriots invncible. II the decision Of America
Is emphaticav In favor OF the German cause
then the decision OF history Is settled In
advance But If you believe that our brothers
own, then, we implore you, let your acts Demon
strate your conviction. Do not now close your
hand, which heretofore has always been gener-
ously open wherever suffering was to be appeased
or tears 10 be dried. You yourself have experienced
with what different emotions the soldier Iaces the
enemy's fire when he KNOWS that the sunerer In the
hospital and the widows ana orphans at home VIII
meet with kind hearts and compassionate hands.
The consciousness to have joined hands with US In
assisting bleeding Germany Will ever be blessing
TO YOU and 1t Is IN the nature Of things that the
moral and material assistance which America
extends 10 Germany Will be returned thousand
fold for this war can only terminate with the COM
plete humiliation OF all '.Napoleonic IDEAS" and
with the permanent creation OF O united Germany
result which, for years and scores af yeras, will
cure the peace of Europe.
EDMUND JUSSEN,
Dr. Won Hoist,
CASPAR BUTZ,
A. ROSENTHAL.
Dr WIN. TAUSSlG,
COMMITTEE on resolutions.
CHICAGO, August 10. 1870.
For Additional Details OF War News Sec
Tenth Page.
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ADDRESS OF The GERMAN.anrRIcAss.

The following address to the people of the United
States has been issued by the convention Of dele
gates representing the German Patriotic Aid socie.
ties Of the Union:-
FELLOW CTTIzENs-When Louis Bonaparte stran-
ged the French republic he found 1t necessary call
upon the people for the ratification OF his coup detat
The President became Emperor Through the mercy
Of Divine Providence and the WIN of the people Of
France" divine Providence" he asserted, ap-
proved his perjury, and the French nation desired
mat henceforth the Will OF the perurer should be the
will Of France. Thus the second empire began with
shameful lie, and thereby proved itself at once the
legitimate successor Of the first for the entire history
Of the Nap0eOnc race Is continual proof that the
Napoleonic system is but an unreasonable lie. The
first Napoleon proclaimed himself the bannerbearer
Of the French republic, which pretended to draw tne
sword but In It's own defence. Napoleon III.
says:-"The empire Is peace" During the
reign OF Napoleon L., as well as that Of
Napoleon Ill, the history Of France, how
ever, is an uninterrupted array Of aggressive wars
With soldiers they erected the throne and bayonets
have ever been their sole foundation. The empire
Is war-mihtary glory is the only basis upon which
the NapOeonic dynasty can rest. Only while france
dictates her decress TO other nations she forget
the dlsgrace that upon her own soil she knows Of
naught but servile submission. The first and
the third Napoleon have both frankly con-
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RUSSIAN REPORTS.

The acknowledgements Of France-Da niger in
Pol and-The Baltic Provincials and Ger
mana.
ST. PETERSBURG, August ~ 1870.
the st. Petersburg Journal denies that Russia Is
committed to prevent the dismemberment of France
as has lately been published She s, however, GER
tainy unfavorabe to that measure; but regards the
agitation ofthe question as premature.
special writer In Paris telegraphs, under date
Of August "a as follows--
saw letter to-day from person high In ONCE
at st. Petersburg stating that the Russian govern.
ment Id seriously alarmed at the state Of affairs
rol9pd. There n great agitation IN favor q
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BEL CLAN REPORTS.
Prussian Violations Of Neutral Soil.

Prussian Violations Of Neutral Soil.
PARIS, August "a, 1870.
despatch from Arlon, frontier town OF Belgium,
sixteen miles from Luxembourg says violations Of
Belgian territory by the Prussians Of frequent
1t reported that the Prussians attack
Belgian soldiers, enter Belgium and Luxembourg
with provisions for their army and transport their
wounded through sections OF neutral territory.
These acts lead to the fear that the position OF Bel
GUM as q neutral Power may be seriously compro-
missed.
LONDON, August "a, 1870.
A Charleroi (Belgum) journal explains that the
Prussians near the frontier fred on some Belgian
troops mlstakng them for French soldiers. 1t also
states that Prussian detachment undoubtedly tres
passed unawares on Belgian soil, but they left on
eceivinQ warning.
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PRUSSiAN REPOR rs.
SPECIAL TElEGRAMs TO THE HERALD.

Public Congratulations to the Crown-Royal
Desire for Peace-What the Armies Say
Better Settle 10 the Field Than Have Future
sorrew-stiIl Indignant Against Franco.
LONDON, August 2-SP.M
A series OF kilograms dated in Berlin during the
day, report that committees Of the leading citizens
OF the Prussian capital, representing the learned
professions the clerical corporations the merchants
and hnanciers, had audience OF the Queen at the
royal palace for the purpose OF expressing their con-
gratulatons to the crown on the continued news of
the successes Of the armies.
Her Majesty received the members of the different
Populations In the most gracious manner In her
reply to the addresses the Queen expressed her
earnest desire for peace with France.
Her Majesty, however, added that private letters
from all sources stated that the Kings soldiers
unanimously demand that IL peace should be ar.
ranged with France the articles OF settlement sha
contain pledges Of mutual guarantees to be given
by that Power for the observance OF peace towards
Prussia and Germany In the future and that these
pledges shall be given before the attitude In the eld
Is abandoned and with the war still on.
The men Of the German armies remind Prussia
shat the nation has already lost very many precious
lives by reason Of the conduct Of Bonaparte ana
add that they now unanimously prefer TO neht IL
out and lose perhaps, their own lives also sooner
than make an incomplete peace, and thus leave a
national legacy Of Ill which would at some future
day cause the slaughter Of their children.
There is much indignation expressed in Carisruhe
ct the action Of the French garrison OF Strasbourp
in firing upon Kehl, defenceiess town. The CON-
mander at Kehl has soomnly protested against IT,
Count Renard, noted writer on political econ.
omy and finance has been appointed Prussian Gov
ernor Of Alsace.
Count Won Itzenpltz, the Prussian Minister of
Commerce, lost Q son at 0ravelotte.
Peace Party Organizing In Berlin
Parlianentary Expression ON the War
Demanded.
LONDON August pa r. M
special telegram from Berlin for the NEW YORK
HERALD announces that there on foot In the
Prussian capital great. extensive and powerful
movement of the political liberals, and others who
sympathize with that body, having for Its object to
securely organize solid party. with an influential
voice and interest IN public aairs which win COM
pei or coerce from the Cabinet, or themselves ar
range, the draft or embodiment of terms Of peace
with France.
~he leaders Of this movement demand that the
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RUN OVER ACCIDENTS.

Thomas Burns. OF 40 East Fifteenth street. was
knocked down by a horse and wagon In Cortlands
street yesterday and severely injured sent to Parr
Hospital Thomas sullivan, Of los Norm Moore
street. while crossing Hudson street. was run OVER
severely injured and sent TO hospital Charles Hams
man. OF 130th street and Eighth avenue was serouslu
injured by a horse belonging to and driven by DR.
harnie o. Gl East Eleventh street. running away,
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France. and numbers Of Poles are leaving 10 o6er
their services 10 the French army.
On the other hand, movement II on fo0s IN the
baltic provinces OF the Russian empire In favor OF
anneXauOn 70 the German Confederation and III
gaming ground. The Russian government IL on the
horns OF dilemma. 1t In believed that In SELF
DEFENCE Russia VIII be compelled to take part In the
war.
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King and ministry shall Immediately convene tho
North German Parliament session, and thus per-
init the people. TO wnoss energy ana patriotism 1t Ia
remarked everything is due" legitimate oppor.
tunity for full expression OF the national feeling
the subject or the war.
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IN THE BALTIC.


French PiIOtase and Pay.
SwINBMUNDE, August "a, 1870.
1t is said that the French squadron In the Baltic
has In It's service an experienced English captain
and Danish skipper. The French have also Sc
cured pilots by the promise OF splendid rewards.
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BAvARlAN REPORTS.

The situation ut Phalsbeurg.
STUrGARD, August "A, 1870.
The capitulation of PhalsbOurg, which was re-
ported yesterday, has not yet been Oficialy con-
nI1ned.
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and heavy, Sc. .sc.
LUMBER.--The market was quiet, but, with small
rivals prices we're steady and firm Sales 500 900 feet within
the range OF si6 30 $2l. tasN
MKrAieThere fair degree OF activity In the
ke for Scotch pig iron, for which prices Ann At about
former quotations. with small stock There sold 900
tons Eglnon 10 arrive, SSs 200 Gensarnocs
rive At xsS 81; 100 do, the NJ S closng sron.
Ssh and 200 do Colne,s to arrive at $40 ~ gold There
was more hnness In thu market for American the OTTER
ms o. which wsrs only moaerae a. nc fco~,ns
Of no ssss Of moment Refined bar Vas s'i duh sna nom
ssss q zoo tons on private terms OF old
quiet but steady :. VIZ sss gold for English aud $50
&t, CURRENCY for American Tin dun aud heavy, and
We heard Of no sacs OF Importance straits quoted
Sac cold; English, &c., do and Banca s6c do. Plates
were dull the bsnaes being confined 20 small lots at
within the range OF the following QuotatiopEI q. charcoal
S5 50 vs. 6 gold; G. coke 81 20 ~ do coke tcrne
- rs S 75 do, and charcoal do 81 so re- do. Lead
dull At 80 30 so 5 gold ordinary foreign Sales 30
tons on private terms. Speler dull 10 tons sean
were sold nj 6c gold The market for copper
active Bat at prices fayorng buyers The sales were So
MoLAssEs,-The market was unchanged Prices were
steady and firm for the grades, which In small
supply and II moterae demand from the trade While the
low and medium grades In limited demand aud being
freely offered, heavy. The sales hoJ hnds
bados at c, 30 do Porto Rico at 5Sc dac, aud W
Muca0vHdo &c. We