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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE


II. Kananor.
STERLING EXCHANGE on LONDON
tor any sum not les than One Pound BtSs.
ling. sight Drafts ON al tile PRINCIPAL e1tiss
OF France, Germany and IfAiy 81 lihexni
rates
ALSO, FOE SALE At THE sAMK ovyIcE,
Passage Tickets 70 and nom Engiand,
Ireland, Bremen and Hamburg. via New
York or Baltimore.
Emipsnt Railroad Tickets from New
York on baltimore 70 Wheeiinx. .
once, .. W. corner Of Third and Na1kst
streets, Centre Wheeling w. Va
BEENO KANNER,
Notary Public; Real EState, Fire and LIE
Claim and General Ps-sSge Acent.
unyt9
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College OF surgeou>
London, graduate from one OF the mos, EN-.
greater part OF Whose lie has bccn spent IA
The hospitals OF London, Paris, Philadelphin
and elsewhere, has elected some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing In the heat
and ears when asleep, great nervousness.
being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashful
ness, with frequent blushing. attended some
times with deragement OF mind, were cure,i
In, falt
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They are the Greatest known
Remedies

For LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUS DEBILITY, JAUNDlCEr
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, Err
UPTIoNs OF THE SKIN, and
all diseases arising from
Disordered Liver, Stom-
ach, or IMPURITY
OF THE BLOOD.
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ach, or IMPURITY
OF THE BLOOD.
Read the following symptoms:
CONSTIPATION, Flatulence, Inward Piles
Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidity Of the
Stomach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust FOL
Food, Fullness or Weight In the Stomach
Sour Quotations, Sinking or Fluttering al
the Pit OF the Stomach. Swimming OF the
Head, Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Flut'
tering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating
Sensations when in Lying Posture, DIM
ness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of
Perspiration, Yellowness OF the Skin ano
Eyes, Pain In the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs
&c, Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning In
the Flesh, Constant Imaginings OF Evil
and Great Depression Of Spirits. All these
indicate Disease of the Liver or Digestive
Organs combined with impure blood.
The use of the Bitters or Tonic will soon
cause the above symptoms to disappear
and the patient will become well and
healthy.
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LAUoHLIN. SMITH q CO.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

ATWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
f50 containing four rooms and kltcnen,
s,reet between Main and Market streets,
I'm the Sixth Ward of the city OF wheeling.
Price low and terms easy. By
L. g. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
Office on Chapline street, between F1rst
and Second streets. noSll
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites 10 promote con.
nubial happiness Indeed, without thse
the journey through life becomes wear,
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darksns L.
despair and filled with the melancholy re-
lection that the happiness of smother b..
comes bliQhted with our own
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TAKE PARTICULAR NoTIcK.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED I'm when Rlosie, "A habi,
frequently learned from eyi compenion-
or at school, the effects OF which are nightly
felt, even when asleep, and IL not cured rem.
ders marriage impossible, aud destroys both
mind and body, should apply immediately =.
What pity that young man, tho hop.
OF his country, the darling OF his parents
should he snatchod nom all prospects ami
enJoyments OF lie by the consequences ~
devinung from the path OF nature aud Ia
dulging In "a certain secret habit. Such JsT.
sous must befure cpntpmnlaflnu
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Dry Goods. Notions, &c,

a. complete as any in the city. Those in
debted to me will call at No. % Market
street without delay, as 1t is very desirable
10 close up all the old accounts. Be sure
and recollect the No. o. Market street for
bargains, as / am determined to sell very
low.
F. w. RASSETT.
y. B.-I will rent the house, one of the
finest in the city. Possession given the LIST
Of April. jane
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= EN s,R EfH OF a TH rR - ono

The many Thousands cured at this sstsb-
lishment within the last twenty years, and
the numerous important Surgical Opera.
tons performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed
by the reporters Of the Sun, and many othsq
papers, notices Of which appeared again and
again before the public, besides his standing
M gentleman OF character and responsible.
ity, II a sufficient guaranty 10 the afflicted
skin diseases speedily cured. sugs
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Especially, who have become the victims q.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweep 10 an untiinely
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunder OF eloQuence, or
walked to ecstacy the the thrilling Tyre, ms,
call with full coincidence - ..
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THE CHOLERA.

What DR.. MORGAN Morris ThInxs About II.
The reports that nave reached this city from Eu-
rope in regard to the alarming Increase OF that
dread pestllence the cholera, has in great measure
preyed upon the public mind In all the seaport towns
and cities.
A HERALD reporter called on DR.. Moreau Morris,
OF the Health Department. yesterday afternoon,
when the following facts were cleaned
REr0RrER-Do You fear Wis itation Of cholera this
season.
Dr. MoRRrs-Ido not fear a visitation this year
unless ship should start direct from Russia 10 this
port with the disease on board ; ard, even then
think that our quarantine Ia so well administered
we could conhne 1t In the lower bay.
REPoRrgR-Y0u surely think, them Doctor that
this country will escape altogetherp
DR.. MORRISON, no; from It's migratory habits 1t
Is impossible TO tell where the pestence Will locate
itself; but next year. or the year AFTER we will have
itwithOut the shadow OF doubt; and we cannot be
too rigorous with our quarantine system.
The Doctor further intIn ated that the people were
ne ver so excitable as now, and II they had any
foundation for their fears they would undoubtedly
where no disease at first existed.
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THE MONEY MARKET
is without. new features, ard accommodation is
freely offered to borrowers on call at two to three
per cent. In fact money can be obtained on stocks
at two ana o half per cent. Discounts are some.
what stier and beyond thirty days FULL legal rates.
and In good many cases beyond, are asked.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Is quiet and leading bankers continue their nominal
rate at 110H for sixty.day sterling and 10Y for
sight, 1t Is well understood, however, that sales Of
borrowed bills are made beneath these figures
THE TREASURY PURCHASE.
The Sub-Treasury at New YORK to-day purchased
100000 Of ive-twenties at 112 and UNDER
TIE NEW LOAN.
There were no subscriptions to the new loan TO
day.
PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
United States currency skies, has a 114,4; do,
1881, registered, l16 1l61; do. do, coupon, 1lG
ll614; do. 1vetwenties, registered May and Novem-
Der, 1l3% 114h; do do, 1852, coupon, do, l14H
1l49S; do. do, 1864, DO. do, 113;s 1917; do. do
1866, do do, ia l14; 10. d. registered January
and July. 1928 113h; do. do, 1886, coupon. do.
1l2X li2s4; do. do, 1857, do do, 1l3 113h; do.
do, $685. do. DO, 1917 1888; do. tenorties regis.
tered, 109h 1924; do do, coupon 1133s "a
113H.
PRICES OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Tennessee, ex coupon, 1917 q "a; do. new, 73A
IA Virginia, ex coupon. "a Q 6411; do. new, u
q 72X; do. registered stock old, "a o 50; Georgia
skies, so q 81; do. sevens 9s1l "a; North Carolina,
ex coupon, 421s 4s; do. funding, 1866, 31H
34 do. do, 1865, 80 "a; do. new, Is
az do. special tax, 10 20; Missouri skies, 95JA
a 90; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, 94ls O 95;
Louisiana sixes, 6s a 6SX; do. new, 90 o "a; 40.
levec skies, so ~; do do. Fights, "a SO; do peni-
Tertiary sevens. 10 10; do railroad Fights, Is so;
Alabama f1ves. 81 20; do. Fights, 100 1OOH; do.
railroad Fights, 90 95; South Carolina Sizes 70 75
do. new, January and July, 81 SIX; do. do, April
and October, 6s 60; Arkansas SKIES, "a a IS; do.
sevens, 80 65; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling,
IS 90; do. interest eiehts 81 SO; do second mort
gage Fights, 70 "a II; Mississippi Central Railroad
first mortgage sevens, "a SO; do. second mortgage
eIghts, 70 a 76 New Orleans and Jackson first mort
gage, "a 81; do second mortgage 76 IS; Men,
phis and Charleston Railroad first mortgage SIS o
81; do second mortgage, 20 IS; Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina,
So 81; Macon and Brunswick guaranteed by Geor-
gia, II a rs; wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Fights. 81 63; Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Fights, 70 49, Memphis city SKIES, 81 so; savan.
nah city seveDs. So sly; New orleans consols, Old,
70 a 10; do. issued railroad skies, II 70; do.
sevens, CT a co.
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quiet weak sls 81 cash or seller August La quiet;
gSc sSc Hog. opspsi nrm but closed dull 9s1 80
Cattle ~ In - %. FreIghts and steady; whens
TO Buffalo, 7c Receirt3.Oo0 bba Hour, 5000 busneis
wheat 22soO bushels 1873 900 bushels oats 4Ooo
90 bbs -four 10 ou bushels wheat 900 bushels corn
and 500 hogs.
OswEGo. N. y, August g. 1871.
for No. srrns for AMBER winter q rTT
and lower No. l Milwaukee club offered 81 81 %
Corn UNCHANGED; sales $500 bushels No. Illinois
Ut &c. 2e0O bushels high mixed at 6lc
Other grains nominal. Corn meal lower; boI,ei,
81 iO unboted, III ~ Miiifesd shorts, 500
422 shipstuns as Se5; mddiings, 1913 $50 per ton
Highwines, BIC Canal freghts Wheat &c.. TIC to
New York lumber So % to the Hudson "a rs York
Railroad trsshis-roa to Boston ole 70 New York 4oc to
si3 600 feet lumber. Shpmens-By canal IsO00 bushels
wheat, 500 bushels corn l,3l 900 feet lumber
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THE 1--oTHEcARlEs.
CONTINUED FROM FOURTH PAGE

days; and, upon examination, we nny their pay.
for 1865 day, $4,000, 10 net the nice amount OF SO
per day for each OF the Commissioners We
Appeal to common justice 10 support US, when we
sag that the compensation is also high In addi-
tlon TO the TACT that there many or them. We
therefore enter this our protest against paying the
sum OF $50.
But the end is not yet. How long may we keep a
drug store for this sS0f We have heard 1t asserted
that this Is to be repeated at the commencement OF
smother year. Is not this enough 10 arouse feeiing
OF oppostlon that Will tend to destroy the good
eject intended by The law
Wnen these facts are made patent and the De.
partment at Washington is already so informed, VIC
look Tor an entire release from the retail liquor
taxation, ana that OF the Board OF Examiners as
well
1t will be observed that we speak OF the legitimate
drug business as entirely separate and apart from
rear end Of the store, or a few bottles nicely
ranged beneath the soda fountain At this point
the distinction may be drawn.
We have mtruded at some length upon your
space, but your Kindness In giving so much, we
trust, may be fully returned in time. L. A. r..
NEW YORK, July 80. 1871.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
MEM lnIR

NEW ORLEANS, August 2, 1S.I.
Cotton firm; low middlngs, Hac. Est. Net receipts
$50 bales gross 954. Exports-Coastwse, 81 Sales, 60
Stock, 44,sla
SAVANNAH, August g. 1871.
Cotton In moderate demand at lower rates; madlngs
M6c Net receipts, ll9 bales. Exports-Coastwse, 1885,
Sales, No. Stock, 4,g0.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. August 2, 1871.
SPIRITS urpentlne Soc Rosn steady AT 81 40 for
strained and IS for pale Crude Ipentne steady at 50 IS
for yellow Dip and "a 30 for virgin Tar steady At w.
LOUISVILLE, August 2, 1871.
Tobacco firm and very active 1856 hhds lugs SO 30
81 70; low to medium leaf, IS a yl3.
CuIcAao August O. 1871
Flour dul, prices nominal Wheat opened dul closed
nrmer; No spring. 81 cash. 96hc, seller August; In the
after sf,srnoon 6rm ss%e seller August Corn opened
A!c, seller August; lloc, seller sep,ember IN the
afternoon demand actiyei prees advanced; rs,
Rye casier No. ENC Barley stronger; No. spring,
Nc. Csc. hghwipes quiet ySo. for non-bounAs Pork
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az ss Lower Ss ss nd o
bic change The sales were only about 5000 busnels
d q TSss
for sH N The y s nr for n s0 No old ng 81 70
saoa the market closing heavy Corn was fairy active Oa
for mixed later at 81 c s4c and &c for hlxS mSsd
sa 3ssa s snS M .a fer %srs
@ S oa o4 nc S 1s' SI
Barey remained dull, inactive and Entirely nominal There
en- sss @ dull
FnEIGnTs.-rhe market continues hrm and to-day was
for grain continued eoo, were hrm There
S SbTss Of and s
aAssss S ss s.d an for by
m sa'Ss Of q aaoao corn H
grain ss oar 81 3d. y and By oasn.
ss
ya sS5a f. s ss q s
bark aiOo quarters grain to P ,en Road. for
san
% ss SS sas 10 s
orders private terms ship; 2s2 tons. to London and
to ON
Brh S S S% to on n
German park s! from q to direct port IN the
Gales effected outside Of the usual transactions Job
leans at from 6oc. zoe We quote centrifugal and
ennins &C. socar se
Porto hco, s6c 55c English Isands oc 4oc; New Or
SAyIL market for spirit: ,urpsnsns
IRON Wharf 81
kosn was in small demand and prices were n9mna. 800
s ss sT Is9os,Gs f sSs NJ e.
&, s:sass e. T sS;s En-, ri
ns,on a. % % V 70 Tor ordinary ana larse barrels
fned was remarkably quiet Su. I there consdeaoe
onerng but IN OF lower PRICES buyers would not
H.Iac. quoted al i4c: i bulk lssc IN eS
quiet and unchanged quoted &c.
IS s rs.4e
% 81
S ss
a s sS ssS sss as @ sD
SS for o % Ss AZ G at e o
prime mess Bacon quiet, and showed considerable
q 5 on
shos, clear SIC ssc long d. Sc sc short rib s%
Beef and beef hams continued dun nominal. was
1f az for Sp but
consequence business to any considerable extent
| re a. Tor
S S os e E ss but u
quote sailed shoulders, 6c clear bellies slc sc
SSa c hogs ere me ssr es
quoted at &C. &C. Butter was far demand at firm prices
Cheese Continued dull but unchanged.
RIOF.--The demand for Carol active, and the
market arm at sc &C. for fair TO strictly good, with
sales OF 80 terces within the Rangoon mode
rate demand prices. The 400 bags Sac.
716c. Patna fat-nomnaly &c. 7Ac, without noticeable
safes.
suaAn-1he marke, was quiet and prices were without
material change The sales BOO hhs. OF
sc. CSC for fair refining including s4U bids Porto
Rco, trade, at 9c 0sc Refined M and easier,
and gfanulaied. We quote Cuba-Inierior to eolnmon
inning, 6kc exc fair to good fair refining, 9idc 9Sc
good prime refining, CSC gSc fair to good grocery,
I0c l04c. prime to choice grocery, 1890. loMc.;
and boxes. &c. sssc; neado &c. S'sc Havans,Bozcs
lOc do 10 Is icc ilhc. DO. Is 10 Ia, lesc.
do ID TO 30 1910 isAc. do white, l2ac 1sc Porto
Dutch standard, Nos 10 10 H. &c l0ac Manufacture mt
clayed and superior. 7t4c. . &C.
continued quiet firm; sales $4,000 bs at sc
easier. with sales Of 5 bbs at 9c. for Unbound, ac
for patent and 95c for dreege.
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HEALTH MATTERS.

Meeting Of the Commssioners-Rep0rts Of tho
City Sanitary Inspector and the Register
Of Records.
afternoon nothing of special importance was done.
The following are the reports Of the City Sanitary
Inspector and the Register Of Records
BUREAU OF SANITARY INspRoTIoNl
NEW YORK, August e. 1871. (
MINT
the honor submit the following comparative state
ent of CONTAGIOUS diseases reported to this Bureau for the
weeks ending July 1871 -
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT COMMENCEMENT.
BURLINGTON. Vt. Aucust .

BURLINGTON, Vt, August 2, 1871.
The commencement day exercises Of the Unver.
sty Of Vermont were very interesting. The adj
dresses Of the graduating class and the Masters Of
Arts pied tho day until two O'Clock. After
short valedctory address by Professor ANGEL Pro.
lessor M. X. Buckha&l W % sworn In 40 President
by Governor stewart and gave fine address, set
ting forth the aims and purposes OF the University
The number Of the alumni present was unex pectedy
large, aud the art exercises OF the week OF much
house closed the daT.
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Ynchiiug Notes.

Yachting Notes.
The Sappho, New York Yacht Club Vice Commo-
dore Douglass, still lies in the Atlantic basin, Brook
Ign, preparing for the coming cruise.
The Columbia, New York Yacht Club, Rear Com
modore Osgood, Ia on the railway at Red Hook,
making preparations for the same event.
The Phantom, New York Yacht Club, Messrs.
Stebbins. took SKIP down the lower bay yesterday.
The Fleetwing, New York Yacht Club. Mr.. George
Osgood, lies Off the Quarantine landing.
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Y q @ E. II T M G..

3. nj. II. ind Devoted Yachtsmnn.
NEW YORK, July 20, 1871.

NEW YORK, July ~, loIls
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEBALD;-
DEAR SR-Wiu you do me tile honor to admit to
the hospitality of your columns the following letter,
which was addressed some time ago to the Spirit OF
TIE Times, partly in response to an Individual who
u publishing in that paper multiplicity OF letters
over the signature OF Devoted Yachtsman." and
with whom had been holding discussion upon
yachts and their models and other things appertaln
ing to matters nautical Several instaments OF
long article on these subjects (of which the ensuing
letter is the concluding portionl were published
weekly In the Spirit, ana Mr.. "Devoted Yachtsman'
replied to them in detail. But this latter half was
neglected by the editor ana, dceming H. 10 be his
Intention not TO insert 1T in the SPIRITS columns,
from the tone Of his letters to me, asked for my
appearance IN the HERALD This was the first time
any letter OF mine was ever suppressed by the
Spirit, and doubtless the Partially and favOrs
shown to 'Dev0ted Yacntsman" were the cause Of
Its Imprisonment III tine SPIRITS pigeon holes !
have differed with him openly and honestly, and
have presumed upon it to consign this TO your
hands, to divide Tor publication in such way as you
deem suitable TO the space you can spare me. In q
recent letter TO the Sptrt or me Times "DeyOted
Yachtslnann so fur forgot The rules OF eptstolary
Intercourse to be observed between gentlemen as to
required to DID my pen In the ooze OF the cutters
and the slime OF the sums to reply have contened
myself las did Mr. tom Cringe.n one Of "Devoted
Iachtsman'sn old opponents, when similarly
plastered with mud with silence which must
emphatically assert the contempt that entertain
for person who throws dirt and stones from be-
hind the protection OF a mask. am, sr, yours
s. M. II.
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Tho quotations based running quality moi
than half grade above below tie grade quoted.
81 lo7 sums up as foowsln warehouses, e92 ship
board mot ceared 2sdU on wharves 4740 10 Jersey Cry
up thus; -Gaveston 81 New orleans, $780, Mobile, 5s
Savannah. 49, Charleston, S52 Wilmington 30; Norfolk So
Baumoe, 1l5 New York, 2l5 total ISL bales same day
last week. 4sb same day last 6S Rates for cotton
Liverpool, BY steamer Nd, BY SAIL hsal to Hayre, y
Bremen BY senm gold, comprcssed 10 Baltic ports, by
sail, &c. &C, gold.
FLOUR GRAIN.Reccipts- lO1O3 bbls. wheat.
g. 2 bushels; Y,f 40 do; meal 2Ol bags oais
II 626 bushels The flour market continued dull and
instances lower. Abe inquiry light mostly
port. The sales were about 6toO bbls. Corn meal
demand for prices. was
dalla AMI wenk at nu0 tInna NJ q nnn
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

OAKEs--OlNEY.-On Monday July 81, at st.
Paul's church, by the Rev. Robert Mcguire JOSEPH
K CAKES 10 EMMA, daughter OF George OlneY, all
OF broOKlyn.
ing, August l, by Rev. Charles f. Lee, SPENCER
SETH 10 Miss JENNIE HATFIELD, all OF this city.
SPRING-JAPHA.--Att the residence or Simon Enock,
Esq, East Fifty-siXth street, in this city, by the
Rev. Mr.. Streusand, Mr.. RAPHAEL SPRING, Of POugh-
keepse, N. " to Mss PAULINE JAPHA, OF this city,
Rev. s. II. Weston, Mr.. CLINTON VAN NAME, Of
Staten Island to MISS NARY y. BROWN, Of this city.
No cards.
wArsoN--DUNN. On Wednesday, August @ 1871,
at the residence Of the bride father by Rev K. H.
Garfield, u. d., Mr. ALEXANDER ArsoN to Miss
MARY A. DUNN, both Of this city.
WEEKs-MCWILLIAm:-On Tuesday, August l, 1871,
at the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by Rev. E. g.
p, daughter OF the late Captain John McWiiam, all
Of BrOOKlyn, No cards
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STATISTICS OF CoMnERCE AND NAVIGATION.

Monthly Report Of the CHER OF the Bureau OF Sta
tistcs, No. H. has been sent to press. 1t contains
the statistics of foreign trade for the month OF
May 1871 and for the first eleven months or the
fiscal year ended June 80 1871, as compared with
the corresponding period of 1870. We are indebted
to Dr. Young for the following abstract Of Its con.
tents in advance OF publications.
DoD,atic Erper~ FOREIGN
Periods Imports (Spec.e YatYes.) Export.
81, Is7 i4" ssS.ns,a7a snSls,as ss.o7ssso
ed May 81, 1871. 4solssssS 4sl.s4s,Gss as,2Cacn
80, $50 $500: 4O,s4o,sla s7,ioi.ssl l.sAl,lo3
ed Nay 30, isso. 4sao57,ss7 ss1,sss1sS S77sa,782
The portions OF the imports ana exports domestic
and forelgn) which consisted OF merchandise and OF
specie and bullion respectively, for the eleven
months ended May 81, 1871, were as f0llows:-
ssss. sss sssa iSsss slSs7
ELEVEN MONTHS ENDED MAY 81, 1870.
Merchandise. 'Sssslsi ss sss
Specie and bullion. 26,47lSo5 ss,2Oo79s I2,9sO6Sa
The values Of the foregoing carried In American
vehicles respectively, during the eleven mouths
ended May 81, 1871, were as follows:-
Domestic Export. FOREIGN
Hs,sss e ss III s
Lane % Vehicles " is,siSss zssS,17S S,iss SSs
ELEVEN MONTHS ENDED NAY 81, 1870.
Don,see Export. Forsg"
American vessels. s!Sssl s,!s.li
Foreign vessels lS4,fas%s sso4T,S96 lb7os,S2O
warehouse May 3D., ISL, was $62,27S,720, against
The following table EXHIBITS the number and ton
mage of vessels engaged in the foreign trade which
entered into ind cleared flom the ports or the
United States during the twelve months ended May
81 lo7l:-
ed
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For future delivery lbasis low middlingl the sales
have been as follows Last evening-Augst 200 at 1850,
s:lsese; October 100 at 10 iec October and Noenber,
100 each ut 1896 together October November and Decem
Der 100 each at lsc together November 100 at lsae
November and December lo9 each At s 5l6 geher De
900 1901 Is siSs. los At lse.. il isc ioj
August ssp,smOsa Ss;SSer ss$ssT
lv0 ls9sc 200 at eel6c so at lsc, 100 at is 7iSc
!oo at October bo0 g, 1uo Is 96c 200 at l3Ic
cembeT at ls,sc togsher; pecember 500 at ls4c Janu
The quotations of Yesterdays forward deliveries
L. 43c; September, lS53c October s5Sc