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NJ. MARIA LEACR.


BesToN HIGHLANDS Oct. l. 1872.
Dr. hENNEDE. Dear Sir:-i hereby certify thRi
was ann ted for FIVE years with severe eoug
ana raising blood after any violent eKertion.
commenced taking your Prairie Weed apout W
years ago, and have not raised any blood Tor e1sit
cen months past, aud believe that l owe 70 tu.I &
medicine the health which vainly sought from
many physicians and medigines. wouF Pc e'an ~
10 have You refer any one to me VINO M.siies ~
know what the Praiiie Weed has done ior nts'
JAMKs +. BIckNELL,
Letter-Carrier BostOn Highlands. Mass.
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$4,000 IN CASH FOR $l,-We call the
attention of our readers to the advertise
ment in another column Of the Nebraska
State Orphan Asylum. Here is chance
to win fortune in Public Legal Drawing,
and aid noble charity.
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Short Winters in s, v, Missouri

TREE TRANSPORTATION FROM ST LOFTS
70 All purchasers of HOMES in South-wes Mis-
soun Timber, Prairie, Mineral Fruit and Agri-
cultural lands at low price and long credit: with
good water ana perfect climate i200 ON0 Acres
For Maps, Sc, apply to A. TUCK Land Commis-
si0ner, Is ). 4th Street, st. Louis, Mo s26v3m
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HENDERSON 5 BUCHU, the great diuretic
and unfailing remedy for all diseases of
the Kidneys and Bladder, also for Dys-
pepsia or Indigestion, Flatulency, or Wind
in the stomach. The most distressing
eases of Female Weakness and Uterine
Complaints are permanently cared by
Henderson Buchu. 1t is unequaled by
any known remedy for the cure Of Dropsy,
Gravel, and all Gouty and Rheumatic
affections. 1t is specific remedy for ex-
pelIine all Pain and Tape Worms 1t is
prescribed by eminent physicians in
Chronic Affections Of the Liver For sale
by all druggists. See advertisement in
this issue. eod&wIy
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COAL.

TOR sALE.-FOUR HUNDRED BUSHELS OF
7 Coal per day at the Black Hawk Coal Mines
three miles south OF Rock Island. Orders for Black
smithine Coal promptly attended to.
Rock Island. March 5. 1873
35d3m b DAVENPORT. Proprietor.
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Young America Lininent,
DR.. G.. F. BROWNS
Young America Linin1ent

THIS CELEBRATED AND WONDERFUL NED
! iclne, although ss yet but partially known to
the pubic has been thoroughly tested in the hands
OF tne proprietor ior the last nye years. during
which tune the rapidly increasing demand for il,
equatled by nothing but its wonderful success has
induced the proprietor eXend the ar Of its cir
culation TO tue utmost limits Of the civilized uni
verse.
In offering this Linimeut to the public. a. we do
in full confidence that ii supt all others
now In use. as an external remedy for the cure Of
ali diseases IN the reach Of that csr oi meoicnce
safely a-ser. without the least fear of con
tradicpn that Ii stands uul walled In the list Of
medical compounds externally applied Tor the cure
oi di=ease teeing, therefore, Tat 1t Is unneces-
HEry TO pHf rcmtuy 80 eminentiy WONDERFUL IN It's
Fntcts- 80 mYsttrOusy 1nfaliihie IN Its powers OF
rellel' causing Lar, the hna 10 the
nervous, arawn ana c. ippleu rheumatic 10 walk
erect ana re!,ace again IA the powers and vlgor OF
hanhooa' TINS PREPARATION is offered to the public
on Us own inerlt= ana clalms volcanic origin or
essential oils OF the Arabian deserts, but on the
contrary, is what It's Name Imports an is a rare
combination Vi the powers ot North American pro
duet.
This Liniment has gained a lasting r mutation
Whrre II been u=ed in ta-t~ when rr,,uIr,-
an external remedy, such r. Thtumati-4. sorrncss
aud swelling OF the breast, pam and weakness in
the hacA and Joints sTaIns nrui- i-tr Cramp- frayrn
ilmhs, numnness, bites OF insects. ola re- fever
sorss. gvltre sHeIled neek, palalys.s w,tunde
tryslptlas- bites reptiles, ht ht, white swell.
ihss' mange, poISon burns. ali evenings. .alt
fheuH torn-- Wa Is sore eyes, run rounCs, g.. W 9
aay hear of The most astonishing cuFes On animal.
oy thls eN-tlLeut remedy, and hazard nothing III
saying that there never mas been It's equal as en-.
fstNt Iof hof~es We A-sert positively, that II will
cure any case OF sweeny in existence; also splint
gals, syraRs or strains. bralses scratches wounus
big mead. wind gals. sore eyes swclIings g., AuO
has never aled to cure usIuIa poll evil ring bone
and spawn. when in tGe beginning strictly ac
CurdiAg dirvc Ion=.
FOR sale by every merchant and druggi-t through
out the Union.
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oFFlcE or THE {, I. BnowS CHEMICAL Co

=. y
The &, +. Brown hemiu al tum. any are nov rh,,
sole propnetdrs Of ''Dr. Z +, Brown Young Amer
lea Linimeut," and determined to prosecute TO
the fuil extent OF the Law al persons maAing or
selling thu imitation or Counterf ii article.
CAUTION -T4fs LiniIent haA ing been exten-
svely counter. cited the proprtc have felt the
neces ity protecting the public by Laving pri-
yate stamp engraved expressly Ior ii. which
stamp will be found over he CorA OF every boJtle
Of the genuine II representsa handsome steed led
BY groom. and i cn1irelcd by the SJtdS ''DR {.
+, bR0NN'S YOUNG AMERICA LINIMENT"
DR. {. F Browns oung America Lniment, has
been found 10 be sure speedy cure for the new
Horse Disc asc-I INFLUENZA.
DIHEC HONS. Rub ths Meek and Throat with the
Lintment once day and mix table spoonful OF
il the horses food TWO or three nights They
must be fed only soft feed. the water they rink
must not be too cold, and they must be kcpI warm
and hlanketed 2-Sdir1
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Letter-Carrier Boston Highlands. Mass.

Sold by ali Druggists at s1,oo yer bottle. Manu-
actured by DIR KENNEDY, lao warren suett
RJxbuIy, Mas. SlaAs
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FOR SALE CHEAP !

n SECONDHAND ENGINES. II BY y WITH
4 Governor Valve. Shaft and Pulleys complete.
Two Cylinders "a with slides, CROSS heads and
cranks THOS. YATES.
2-25du LeVee. Rock Island.
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"THE BEST Is THE CHEAPESTW

old KH artford,'' Assets 80 -o4 800
xx..+eoa 5. 5.396. $50
80, =. So x-,,.l< 4.446.e50
ENraraIxlfu OF PhiIa.. 'S,SoS OH
nan Asar;e. of ph;Ia. 1881 900
Ios Co. of Londen, Gold Assets 100000
A pr;tsb & Mercantile /" 100000
:" - U~ "<rs.,i land. Ia, 100000
onaon ~ of 81, yerDooi and London, 100000
eIoT eiron,ons Fund of California, 69,22l
NatonaI ns. Co., Hartford, Assets $4,000
"a -tfor.nL has. 90. PIiiss+. - 1iO,. $50
ynrthwestern National ms. Co, 657 534
Vestchester Fire Ins. Co., 90 06e
Manhattan Fire Ins. Go. New York - z93 600
St. Joseph ms. Co., aga do 10.
Railway Pass, ms. Co, of Hartford, 75O, 000
Conn Mutual Life Ing Go. of 27,0Oo,OoO
Policies Written at Current Office No. S' argus
Building, up stairs.
]. Ill. BUF0RD, Agent.
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kUsKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON.-
kunkel Bitter Wine of Iron is guaran-
teed to cure the worse case of dyspepsia,
liver complaint, jaundice, chronic or nerv-
ous debility, disease of the kidneys, and
all diseases arising from disordered liver
and stomach. such as fullness Of blood Il
the head, acidity of the stomach, nausea
disgust for food, fullness or weight in the
stomach, sinking or tiatulency at the pit o.
the stomach, swimming Of the head, hur
ried or difficult breathing, futtering at the
heart. choking or suffocating sensation!
when in living posture, dimness of vision
yellowness Of the skin, and for purifying
the blood and building up the system il
general
Price Of the Bitter Wine of Iron. 81 90
every bottle guaranteed, or the money re
funded Beware OF caunterteits buy onll
kunkels. take no other; it is wrapped il
yellow wrapper around, with the propri
etor' S photograph on All other is cOun
terfeit Depot 259 North Ninth street
below Vine, Philadelphia. tGo there, ad
vice free l0-2ld&wly.
| For sale in Rock Island by Smith {
/ Bonney, and John Bengston.
! AN ENTERPRIsING FIRN.-0m numer
GUS readers are familiar with the names @
the well-k known proprietOrs of those popu
lar remedies Aliens Lung Balsam am
Perry Davis Pain Killer-Messrs, J. \
| Harris Il Co, of Cincinnati. Their at
tractive advertisements have appeared il
our advertising columns during the pas
eighteen months, with the best of rusults
Our people have been made acquainte,
with the superiority of Allen Lung Bal
sam and Perry Davis Pain Killer over al
other remedies, and in consequence thei
sales have steadily increased Throughout
this entire section, Our experience witt
the Lung Balsam for colds and coughs ha
been of the most satisfactory character
so efficient, indeed, have we found it, afte
repeated trials in our family, that W
have discarded Ayers Cherry Pectora
and all other similar remedies. We ar
satisfied that it is the best remedy for a
affections of the throat and lungs befor
the public, and most cordially commend
to those who may be afflicted The Pal
Killer enjoys national reputation of owe
a quarter of century's duration as tn
leading remedy for pains, cuts, bruises
&c, in America, and has come largeI
into use as remedy for chills.
Read the advertisements of Messrs
Harris & Co., on the 4th age.-Frona Co
| uHtbUs Ness Democrat
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Adjournment of the Senate
Passage of Mr.. Window s
Resolution in regard to
Transportation.
Regulating the Passenger
Rates on the New York
Railroads.

Garfield Asked to Resign.
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LETTERS
OF
FIRE

From lands end to lands end, that all may read,
and reading believe, that for the countless mil
lions who are on the road to an untimcly grave
with bilious complaints, there Is but trny great
and reliable remedy. and that is
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Scale in ROilarS

4 WILL REMOVE AND PREVENT SCALE IN
| any Steam Boilers, make no charge
Address GEO. ". LORD.
3l7d2m PhIadelphia Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-17
GEO. W. BLAKE.
CHAS. IL, WILSON.
JOHN SuOrW ELL.
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
JANUARY IL, 1873

Few Good Sales OF Property Made
Public and Private transactions Yes
tcrday.
busy time was had yesterday among the real
estate brokers-nOt so much in erecting sales as IN
answering inquiries OF callers who were either buy
ers or sellers. number OF purchases were made
on private terms Of improved and unimproved
property. among which was plot OF ground, alto
gether about five lots, located on the south side Of
Seventy-seventh street. 592 feet, $50 feet west Of
Eighth avenue and CAS- feet front the north side
Of Seventy-sixth street, running from street to
street, sold by Mr.. John s. Pierce, OF 1o6 Broadway
for $4,000; and gore lot by W. II. Raynor, stu
ated on the southwest corner OF Ninth avenue and
Eighty-frst street, 1913 on Ninth avenue by 1922
feet on Eightyfrst street, by 1872 x25 feet oppo-
site the Central Park extension, known Man.
haitian square for $4,000. These are the only sales
made public, but other brokers have negotiated
property the particulars Of which cannot be pub
lished at present. At the Real Estate Exchange
there not much excitement, the only attraction
being Supreme Court sale, by order OF G. Irvine
Whitehead, referee Hugh N. Camp auctiOneer, OF
the following property
(undnshed) on the north side VI Fifty ninth street,
81 feet east OF Madison avenue, lot 1dsxloo.5 feet,
to Fernando Wood Tor &1s, 200.
One four story Ohio stone, high stoOp house (un-
nnishedl. on the north side OF FIFTY ninth street.
feet. to Fernando Wood, for S17,s0O.
One four story Ohio stone, high stoOp house Jun
fnished), the north side of Fifty ninth street,
14O feet east OF Madison avenue lot l6.sx1OO5 feet
to Fernando Wood, Tor $4,000.
The above property is only portion Of sixteen
houses, which were built on speculation and
stopped by legal proceedings. Mr.. Wood is the
PLAINTIFF In the suit, and his agents purchased all
that were offered yesterday. The second parcel
above mentioned was first knocked down by the
auctiOneer on a bid of $lS,1O0 to person giving
the name of Lyman n: Jones' but who failed 10
come forward after waiting ten minutes for him to
make good his bid by paying ten per cent down.
The referee subsequently ordered resale, when
the property was knocked down At f17,s0O to the
plaintiff. There should be some law to compel per-
sons bidding on an article to take the same pay
heavy damages. To-day there will be four more OF
the same block Of houses disposed Of, and sale on
Saturday OF i've more Will finish the entire lot
condemned py Court proceedings.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. 16, 1873.
226 bales: Exports coastwse, 9l5 sales, 1000; last
evening, 1000 Stock, 1922 ,a..
Cotton-Demand slack mddlings i9SGc Net receipts,
to the Continent 1885, coasiwse ioi sales, iooo last
evening, $3.50. Stock, l6s,Oll
Cotton steady good ordinary i7sSc low middngs,
s S ss 500 s Scoops bales
SAVANNAH Jan. 49, 1873
reas ' Net tS @ Sas
Sales, 1850. Stock, 77,632.
Cotton dull and nominal; mddlings i9ilc iglsc Net
ssSsp s a s,Scs sa,ss Exports to the Continent 800
CHICAGO Jan. 16, 1873.
n la.ls H Vt qHss sss s Feat
S$5ssa Sss; ?$s fsss: ,";s
Sse. Barley II fair demand and nrm; NO.s Fam &c. a
PS4s AZ spot s q M aGse M na s nsry
strong; green hamf 7f for Is ID averages Sic for Is
:Sos bsIsmeat: steady .hcaIdsTs $se $e shss hort
sssa and Sns tm WHISKY
aour aaeS bushels wheat 90 do corn 5000 do oats
osr o bushels wheat 1865 do cprn 1900 do oats oats
''''' BUFFALO, n. y, Jan. Is, 1873.
SLY s syen aSs F y n sss s. H.
Wheat drmeT; i No Nwsukes Spring held At si5;
Corn steady; sales OF No. in car lots at 5sc !;
Western on track at &c. Oats nominal; No Western
4Oc. No Toledo 42c; but little doing Barley strong
with advancing tendency; sales 5000 bushels two
7sc. soc. Canada held at at sOc 9,c No. Western
81 81 10; prime Winter Western 81 0a 81 IS; prime
Canada, 81 10 81 Is. Other articles unchanged.
OswEGo. ". Y. Jan I6, 1873
Flour steady sales 800 bbls. at 50 80 for No Spring
80 so for Winter Slv Is for white Winter rs for
double extra Wheat firm, but quiet; No. Milwaukee
Club is held at 81 10 Corn steady at eoc Barley firm
and UNCHANGED; Bay QStse held a. 81 o. slos Corn
feed steady shorts 32l. shpsufs s22, and mddlinps
S23 per ton Railroad reights-Flour to PhadeIph a.
7Gc 70 Boston 72c. u New York, 62r TO Albany, Sac.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Mosxr MARkrr-LoSDoN, Jan. 1875 P. NJ
Consols closed az W va or Nancy ama ~ va ,9r
Railway shares 49,. United States fve:tweny bonds,
1865, old. $50; fss7s, 933s ten-forties 9O; new
hves, 69A, e1 coupon. - 49,
PARIs BouRsE.-FARIs, Jan. 16-P. M.-Rentes closed
at Nf &c. . go
-LIvrsrooL Cor,os MAsKEI ;,;.LIyxRroo,, Jan l67sP
mddling Orleans load Sales 1000 bales speculation
and export 2Ua or the sales 5000 bales American
American cotton from New Orleans were larded today
LIyERPooL BRrADsTurrS MARKEr-LivERPooL Jan. IS
SIP. M.--The market Is quiet
LIyERpooL PRODUCE MARKKr.-LIvxRpooL, Jan. 16-5
p. M.-Spirits petroleum, lad. per gallon.
LONDON PRoDucK MARKET.-LoNDoS, Jan. Delivering
LiDseed oil f33 To-. per tan.
PyrRoLRUn MARKET.-ANrwERP, JAN l6.-Pearoleum,
50h<f for fne pale American
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TRAGEDY ON A TARGET EXCURSION.

A Case Of UnprOvoked and Dangero1n
Shooting-A Warrant Out for the Oh.
fender.
Coroner Keenan, yesterday afternoon proceeded
to 80 Henry street and took the ante-m0rtem state
ment Of william Maher lad fifteen years Of age
who, on Thanksgiving Day, was dangerously shot,
at Morrisania, Westcnester county WHITTIER he had
accompanied target company from the city. VII
lam endeavored to enter one OF the gates OF tho
park where the company was shooting, when Sea-
man Rheims came ont and ordered him away. az
the same. time producing pistol. William there
upon ran away ana seaman fired the pistol tnC
bullet from which took effect In his lWilnSm,Sk
back On the above testimony, and that OF IN.
Naughton, who Is attending the injured boy, tho
jury rendered a verdict against the boy Rhens, foe
whose rearrest Csconer keenan, issued warrnoe
and paced 1t in the hands OF Detective Jarb0ox Of
the Seventh precinct for execution.
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THE MURDER OF MIS-. sHEFFLIN.

POea-MOrten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES InWeo.-
tigation tO Take Place. Next Monday.
Yesterday morning Deputy Coroner Leo and Dr.
Janeway made a post-mortem examinationat the
Morgue on the body Of Mrs. Maria ShefIip, the
woman alleged to have been brutally murdered ~
her husband George Sheffiin, at Ala East Eleventh
street, as heretofore fully reported in the HERALD.
DIT. Leo found the scalp lacerated and torn from
the forehead close back OF the vertcx; there Was
deep cut near the right temple extending down
the side OF the face; there also rupture OF the
temporal artery and numerous scratches ana
bruises nearly all over the body, but the skull was
not fractured. In the opinion OF DR.. Leo deatn
resulted rsom hemorrhage from the aoove-descriDeu
wounds, To-day Coroner kesser will empanel
jury atthe Morgue, after which the investigation
Will be adjourned till Monday next at the Cor0ners
ONCE. In the mean time Sheffin, the alleged mur.
derex, remains in custody Of Captain Walsh. ~ tne
Seventeenth precinct station house,
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
IA. In New York, Brooklyn and View Jersey. Princi-
pals only apply 70 SAMUEL s. WOOD. Jr, i55 Broadway
room 10.
A SOUND BUSINESS MAN DESIRES INVESTING
N y25 established business and has $1,000 to
loan Property, first mortgage only For particulars
apply to CHARLES q. DAHLGREN. liz Broadway.
4 MOUNTS FROM $1,000 TO $4,000 To LOAN AND
"A BUY FIRST AND SBCOND MORTGAGES.
y. eH0EyX JNGkAAAM. NO. PINE STREET
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THE RAILROAD BONDS.

The railroad bonds were strong and active, trans
actions at the first call making almost as much Of
. display as the dealings in shares 1t will be
noticed by the record below that bids were made
for almost everything on the list. New York Cen.
xral skies, OF 1885, advanced to 90, and Cleveland
and Toledo sinking funds to 1904. Union Pacific
incomes were firm az IS, but the frsts and land
grants were 4 u lower while Boston, Hartford
and Fries declined to Al. The last mentioned are
being depressed for speculative purposes. The
following were the bids at the regular call as
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THE TEUT0N TONNAGE TREATY.
Bremen. Steamships Excerpt from Pay
ing Tonnage Dues-A HI hly Important


Letter.
Considerable excitement prevailed yesterday at
the Custom Honse in consequence of rumor that
instructions had been received by the Collector OF
the Port to abstain from collecting the usual ton
mage dues from the steaIaars belonging to the
North German Lloyd. On farther inquiry the an
nexed letter. explanatory Of this important item
contained in the treaty between the United states
and the German Empire, was handed TO the HERALD
representative which will explain itself. The iol-
lowing Is true COPY
TREASURY DYpARrxlSr, !
WAsHisGT0S, d. G.. Jan IL, 1873
sfR-Notice having been given to- the Department Of
State and 20 this Department by the Minister OF the Ger
man Empire that no duties Of tonnage are levied and
that will be levied by the authorities Of the port Of
Bremen, Germany on American steamers ply ing between
the United states and that city, and thus that
the concessions required BY the ninth article OF the
concluded between the Hanseatc Republics and
the United States December 20 1877 have been granted
you are hereby directed TO collect farther tonnage
tax Of the steamers OF the line of the North German
Lloyd plying between Bremen and the United states,
unless otherwise ordered
You will please acknowledge the receipt of this com
WILLIAM KiCuARDsoN, Acting Secretary
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RACING IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. Ia, 1873.
The four mile running race between Phil Shert-
dan and Thad stevens has been declared %, Phll
Sheridan having been disabled
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Cotton Steady; Receipts at the Ports,
21.065 Bales-FlOur Firm-Wheat in
Demand and Firmer-COrn Dull-Cofee
Excited and Higher-susnr in Bet
ter Dema nd-Pctroleum Active, but
Lower-Spirits Firmcr-Rosin Easy
Pork Nominal-Lard Firmer-Whiskey
Lower.
THURSDAY, Jan. 1916 r. M
There was but little change in commercial affairs
to-day, the markets being for the most part quiet
and steady. Cotton was quiet and active Sales
were light. At the Produce Exchange a rather
better feeling pervaded the markets and there was
some Improvement in prices as well. Flour re.
NAMED firm, though comparatively little was done.
Wheat was in more demand and there was freer
movement, under which the market ruled nrmer
Prime wheat was taken for shipment at
full prices and the market closed strong. Corn
remained dull, and prices were nominally I'M
changed. Oats were likewise unchanged. There
was freer movement in whskey, but on the basis
Of lower prices. There was but little change in
the market for provisions, If we except lard which
was more active and higher, both on the spot and
for forward delivery. Freights and charters were
without change. The offerings OF freight were
moderate, but rates were firm. There was an
active movement in petroleum, but on the basis OF
lower prices, the market closing heavy at the de-
cline. Spirits Of turpentine was 1rmer, and the
market closed strong. Rosin was only In light
request and a shade easier The coffee market was ex-
cited and decidedly rmer owing principally the loss
the Erie Sugar in better demand, full prices
CorrEE-The market for Rio very strong and
somewhat excited in OF the loss by fire of
the steamship Erie Prices have advanced from lc TO
lc per Id. all grades and at the Improvement
there continual GOOD demand. An invoice sold to
city merchant the Sth Of the present month atlsc,
80 days resod to-day at l9kc, 60 days Aside from
~ A hans Auo.,
vate TERMS 500 do, balance Of the Egypt span on
private terms, and 3,eD bags ex sogasten, at Hamp-
ton Roads also on private terms. We quote-Rio-Ordl
nary, cargoes IKE IKE. fair cargoes lssc. 1sslc;
good cargoes l9hc Ike; prime cargoes 2c 2Osc;
range lots, l6c &c., gold per b. 90 9Odays'
ss y S% EEsss
5s jam sfssss0S ls SomnSS y costa kos
sa lss sss lsc Is 1sso.ips. isie ssc
Corros-TRe marke. for spot cotton was DUH but IN
Shsnsed o ws s%s demand from low
likewise duh. The sales sum up as f0low,-
Ssas%nptiSn. ::.::.:.:. 20 ~ 81
included in the above are $40 bales to arrive For M
nre delivery bass low mddanN the sales have been as
s;,S IsS 4 d q s.
= ssae: Total Sseo bales. Ssls; today Up y.
ssssS $ 1t i ptssp at
'Si A. 8 e H. III AZ y $f;
ss,s Rate; Ssv,s cotton Sc ,,ssn fSIsss
Y I'd @ If t. f Ss
SIS s.s: ss$ oiS:ss T Mobile s ssss%
folk ,Aoss: Hsv Y0Ik. Lsias BostQp. IA Total