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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-09
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-09

2onbon, 6. Sft.-gta9 8erthten pom
t6aag beiinoen it9 Die bOldnOii4en 8ruppen
in d9eel IN beOsitli9er %a9e. Die 4t1lnez
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6oQdnDer geSmungen morOettt ibre Stelunz
gen Su beielttgeu. Inter Den Dsttglieoern Der
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bebenOer Die 9luitft geltenb, oaB Die poltttd1e
Jiihtuug, welfe 5u benz, rple man lest er-
adtet, uIblOIen unD tOIipieligen 6elb3u9 &C.
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Cairo, 7. Oft. - Der gtit 1T bier etpaS
Qefouen, bod, treiien Die Seb0rben nod INNER
Sorfebruugelt, nm elmer auenfaaTgen ueber=
i6menlmung uDr3ubeugen. So4e 10000
Berionen iuno oarnit beitdfti9t, 9dmWe 6u
erbauen.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

ride its Constitution aud its members disregard their
oaths of Office Is this to be condition precodent 10
the credit of the State II 30, not better for Gil
that she should have credit and the sooner
the better 4. 4.
Texas has always met her interest. To-day II IS
accrung on only &s54257 0 which s the amount OF nes
total bonded debt, exclusive OF t711008 21 held ana
owned by her own school fund She has an area o,
coo acres of land OF which 100000 acres are
unapproprated reserved owned by the State win
taxable property in 1850 Of ISL 0O00o to-day owe.
With population OF 220O IN 1850, to-day II
is probably 100000 Raising before the war ABOUT
400 600 bales of cotton, she will probably export over
Go SO bacs the coming season She has seaport rank
ng In the value Of its exports the eighth IN the United
states She owes less, and is advancing In material
wealth and population moro rapidly than any state In
the Union All this, and yet she Is but IN the INFANCY
OF her for her railroad nave Deen
made only In the past few months.
This etatement submit In Justice to the state OF
Texas Such being the facts ana such the condition OF
the state there could be no possible motive for bad
faith on her part for disrust on the part OF
Others In considering the claims Of Texas, doubt not
the capitalists Of New-York City Will themselves OBJ
serve high standard OF honor and good faith which
they rghfuy demand Of States and knowing the facts
will acQuit her Of all distrust W. l.. MOODY.
Neu- York. Aug. a. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
I5so aI21Aoa Oal 2 OaO lO7


PRHGHTs-The weaker
% .;s: ss1 1s % :a4 Gs;a =. g. Sy
bush DO at I'D London Ind. Tobacco 1y
s: ss ss:; ts'i Of
i1 ,c G,ei i''a l'S'
Tobacco At 49, t. for ORDER Italian bark
Rio Gr.Dde and return 500 b6l. 81 l5a
s, 10 note Considerable 1Sn. sna times much depression AND
uncertainty dus ehlefy to the ehaer Of toe ETopean news and
nom Liverpool reace
T s @ . v % sssa ss
s % % Law hi s S q the %.. s'f:' % $ s
cent below an ,'enge Ihi. wa. no' uneIpei
to the Conclusion pross. the yield
win fall much below their early em.ie' che desecey certain local.
weoun and portion Of Minnesota the return Of
s & sif1f: Sn u.S have n%. hs,
Wheat Liverpool hav. its s.ie
sst. 20 dealer. Se they on sooi m.1ei Liverpool
81; @ the @ M .s % S The We" Our S 1 % & the
cSsss1, .. .,: oGs for the. Tss. Ss S ss OSss the %
1erJ conflicting o the sPnns os. 1t usSabdy mod
anss:o.s In the wins-r sss sS.s dpa.e shout
aud Others and we'll informed travelling
eoasieai that The scs.. in ss crop Winter viii more
the wn,er bat the receipts of spug have en
pssS sss s to ss oi saesa o% cSc.s much
upsOr to . y S.as . ~ =, A ea 10 & b. oo. ,sao 10. M to
they adopted ~i be risdv sdbsred To- Old Winter
vioa, for the a,ne and there been
absence Of any .pseaus .ns 's ass snee os' 80. e been
latter reduced stock ensde ab aud fad the quantity
sight this week. the Of the
s.i g34 5ls 100 bush. tie
year the Wheat MARKET opened extremely quiet and
little inclination 20 purchase; the
unsettled with fair business dong for .Ipon at the close
I,rs bpv eutousy 100
sl lOSl Ungrsdei Minnesota; 81 % for No
Chicago spring 81 l7d&l 10 for No. 81 -
uuh 81 23 for Milwaukee the insite price
dsr 81 25 for No do 10 store and 81 x sho. 81 2&osi 20
orR 81 "a or Amber do 81 2s6&l "a for White
Tennessee 81 27dSl - for Amber do Si 27dS 20 for Amber
Michigan 81 35dtl 81 for White Kentucky Barley doll and
nomin. Barley M.a quiet snd O.s lower ssd fairly
active the demand In for the fune included i the sales
2.VoJ sash se Sept a o3ei the sss are geVV ea}h New
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
WOOL MARKET.

BoroS Aua 22WooT demand for the past week has bees
fly up Domestic and Foreign Peeces
war leading manufacturers snroos than
for some Fleece Of the
largest New have been free from purchasers sud Offers
aud declined that would add largely
confidence the future u the wool rx
thai current prices for their most desirable ne
feeling for time past The
saes Of Ohio Fces include 3i5 900 10 mostly Me
dIum and Xxx d55c Choice Medium selling tish 53c
and large nes and Xxx 54a55e. y n 10000 michigan
Feeces so d5lc all the Transaction. In Fleece Woo n
msnd and the last week $4,000 Washed sold
Al 55962c considerable Of which from 30 10 62e y D
and a. 900 Unwashd 2d47c y D as TO quality The de-
msnd all available lots offering and Comhpg snd Dene
.us. 70 be taken as fast as It can be ,p-net AID graded California
Wool has attention the past week and The sales d hs
have heeo frn for al lots
good figures have been realized Tor % Test
Some very been sold and be e o ne "
have been in the range 33d37c n $4,000 sold 81 t2
good portion at the latter rate Tbs does noi show any
hpLsge on Csorns iu prices have been OBJ
tanned although the market bury and hevY that
sold low haures la Pulled Wool very tte as
of the small supply 0hnng Goo
lines super difficult 6nd and readily command a prices
Of and X Pulled al iSdoSc
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKBTS

LONDON Aug 22-l2:3 m-Ehe Railway shares SO+ psn'
du.tcies quote Rents at 63f soc. -, ,,,
LvgKpooI 22l2 80 m-CStton Is dnI and esser m ap
baes rcnq speculation and export Sales on The basis
of Mdug Uoans nothing below Good ODary deliverable August
Al 8Isl DO, DO. deliverable September at sist m
Loypoy Aug 22-3 p. m-Uni;ed States Pivetweny bonds
1sI;7s IOg Ere Railway shares 3OlG30 Paris dispatches
quote Rentes at 63t GOc - 400
LvERpooI Aug 22-3 mof the sales oi Cotton to-day 400
hass were American: Of Mdng Orleans, nothing
below Ordinary deliverable August at s sales Of shipments
~ The new cop on the Middg Upnts nothing below
Cool ouary at si Bresls,uf quiet Lsrd, 6IIS Y SL
IoSpoy Ang 22-3 .. m-Taiow. 4lI6ftlI9 Rcwt.
Ioypoy Arg mTne rate Of discount the open market
fo three months ll6 cent which is 7lb per ent below
the Bans Rngsnd The amount bullion gone Into the bank
f England on balance to-day $4,000 Paris dispatches quote
Renes 63t SOC. ~. ,,, 70, s., .
IL
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
COTTON MARKETS

NsvORLsANs Aug 22COttou auie, and unchanged xddse
l61 net ireop % bales; % b,es erpors
9l6 bales sales. go bales stock. 1914 bale,
BALrIxoxs, Aug 22-Cottos dui Mdilng, 1Gssc., N,
24s bales gros 248 bales sales 20 bales stoci 920
bales
22-Coton du Mddhne l6e; eeeipt l83
bales; exports eosst~se 4S3 bales stock 4S7l bsea
PHILADELPHIA Aug o. - Cotton dsmand fsir Modne 1917
Low Mdlng l6lc s.ict Good Ordinary, l5a net 81
bales gross, 679 baleG
ArousrA Aug 2-Co,on-Pnvas cable bss q favorable
effect Mddlng. 1885. receipts 10 bales; sales 90 bales
MoBLs Aug 22-CottoD unchsngeI Mddinx. Ice erpors
eoastwae 10 bales; ssles 80 baIes; stoct 39fB bales
GALvEsros. Aug ~ Cotton nomin,ly lower Good Oriinsy
14ac; Md.lng f62c receipts 1863 bales 1893
NORFOLK Aug 22-Coon dali; Low Adiing l5cj ecep
249 bales eIpos coast~se 24O bAe sses 80 bales, sosa
454 bales
MEnpHIs Aug 22Coton qaiet snd uneh,nze Low Nsdhas
Ice receipts A bales; ~ bales; stock 62i2 bs
CIScISSAT Aag 90 -Cotton dell Mdinng l6s. receipts
SO bales stock, 6,72S bales
ST. Lows Aug qaet; nomnay unchBgei, Mdias
l6la0l6La NC rece pts. 10 bales shipments. hale
CHAELgsros Cotton queti Mding I5ste: receipts
81 ba.es: sales, 200 bsles stock 4363 bale,
wLxrsGroS Aug 22-Coon unchanged Mding l5,,e sioch
225 bales
Bosros Aug 22-Cotton dull Mddlng i7ssc; gross receipts
6S7 bales; sales, 100 bales stock. > 0OJ bales
LounyILLE. Ang. 22 Cotton ver' firm Midding Ice
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

For fa;s1s Ts1 delivery the n;ii: 5iS eT with
..es follows. a. s.. q o Los Mbd1g' linz
S;'s, 3 s. siiS:9s j sSS
s5S Is o0 s ss s .os IL
so 100 s Zoo iHS 1896 e 2So I iesss Z sa2 aS5
56o - Il & rs ss seG 800 y i 1876 S%S 3 gss
!so i iss!s j % ssf bssHs; $So
Is T.ss.i, 100 oo Il 5 M 100 'YS ~ 1000
ApH 100. lido May. 200 lC'.e' total 1880 bales
ss IN fair demand hut The market barely sustained;
pys.s o,s9, e.sCs' @ plS9ai7e F,: M DO Ola at
7ais Good $ SS ri lse .,s sad r"me DO o s'a
FIouR AND MEILThS DAY len Flour market quite
, s ss S ot 10. ..ps S sHt rS SR
sS sS as~ sa s' nj R1, a
ground bee arse boilers have been eoRpee to
,s VERY Ss Ss %.,y ana there
r aar % bur Sonda the active export and
.. S,n.d S% e. S ha s n % 10
per orders decided change the tone and spirit Of
.s.s : % va Ssi S s but
sss SS sHn % ss. % q, c.s With he 's
SUpesps these are in the close with limited
TS: : % pS both "ss 's and
a:,. iS sI % , rss hs. s' eS
decided contrast to that Of the preceding week The de-
ssi' liberal arrivals Of and old Wheat from tn. CONT
the from F,s s.Is % % ". quite So
upon the faure of this msket that useless to
probable thing
certain the in Europe below average but how far
below impossible thus early TO determine. Ii evident
their requirement be larger had supposed three
weeks ago the English harvest secured think 1t will be
below and that
and srm will be found to be unwaIted and
OF things will prevail coupled with uniform
low current for New Family Flour them to
aud the consumption Of them increasing The
Minnesota been quite active
they New Patent Process has ruled quiet especially tue
medium grades these Of them Of poor quality
difficult Of sale Very choice Old Family brands are e.er and
than hs the quantity to South America and The British prOce
against 1888 bb the corresponding week last To-day the
dull and heavy under large arrivals and unfavor
able foreign avces The offerings are liberal OF new and this grow
Fancy brands Of Minnesota and lower
super6ne and firm Shipping Extras lower AT the close the
du and heavy for most grades Sales Of bbs We
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
239 22Ol ESQ sl2.sl LOS SIS I.SI679O

TOTALS l. 1873. .
po,k hhi. Racop H. Lard 10 Cheese b. Tslow 10
22 622 Ss 75s 67435 6S27O772 45399 4o3
-.
1862 lSS 2O5 1866 273 625 40
Petrol Refined Oil quee and in the ao
pce OF the quoted about the prompt
deyery and 2c half sptembcri sales embrace 1000 DDS
12c Crude Oil ir more active ana ralng
steady OF 1000 bb late last night az oc AZ
The market quiet unchanged at lie Primary MARKETS
re nnoed AZ follows: Ttuye 81 05d$ OF a Oil City nominal
AZ 81 O5 Housewife quiet 81 % lid doue unchanged 2
bid at wells: Centre DULL held az Soc fakers qe o~
77Lc Immediate shipments. S7d9Oc .. ,c.
RCE-The dull agues sales OF 20 CASKS Csro
lin, al ss,c and 200 Ga G6o, currency
sUGAR-The Raw quiet but hrm sales OF
Ssnsiic We quote Fair TO Good
Refining at 7isdslc Prime 56dsa centnugsl IN hhds
and ba,e ss qglc and No. II Cave SasdSo Refined In
good demand and firm Sl2d9si for Soft Yellow 97sdlO for
sof White lO1s Grauused 0 for Crushed and .o's
for Powdered. ,-o.- u,....-.
sTEARIy ey active and steady Gales OF lo tcs western
at lsl4r md as tc,. Phlaiephis at / sac . . - 90
TALLOW sales of 20 600 10 Common At lSc
WHISKY steaiY sales OF lou b6 al @I Oo
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

Tn, London Neps reports markets equally dull
with our own securities being quiet and steady and
money without any reported change. The usual
Saturdays dullness was noted in foreign exchange,
the working rates being 4S6iG i.S7. and 49O04soi
for long and short bills. Gold made no movement
of interest or importance, opening at 109 seing
at no. the business having been of diminished pro-
portions. On gold loans the rates were lSlt per
cent for carrying and fiat The import entries OF
foreign dry goods at the port OF New YORK Iof .ne
week ending tonight amounted 10 $500, ,287 the
amount marketed footing up S3.S2l.94p; and of
general merchandise to sS776o5S. making total In
gold coin valuation of $6S7l,3s5. The specie ship
ments for the day, week and year are given below.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $ol0OO In
coin interest on the public debt. redeemng nothing
in called for Five-twenties, swelling the respective
totals to S29 900 and $4,000 The export clearances
of domestic produce from this port for the week
ending ending August IL, amounted in currency
valuation to S5.496 733 Tue days operations at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
$lS.6si.OOe; gold balances. Sl542,70l currency
balances, S1,745.6SO The following were the
principal quotations:
Iceo lJsS Js5 1922 SS
ii:Oo-..i09Ts l2So....lU9Ts 2:Oo...ilo ITO
The business at the Clearinghouse to-day was:
oirsSsy caTsssy Sslsncs SiS4ss Gold s569s5
The weekly Clearinghouse statement is as fol-
lows:
Carrrney 100 ie9 God exchanges 29a
Currency bapees.. l9l76l5S Go'd bsaaces'' sosi'oo
The Treasurer of the United States holds at this
date as security for the National bank circulation,
bonds amounting to SSS66O 100, and for public de-
posts, Sl5,572,2OO The National bank circulation
outstanding is $3.50 56S 493. The shipments OF legal
tenders from the Treasury during the week were
S3,l67, ,SOO and of fractional currency, $6T,
We annex closing rates for foreign exchange:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
CATTLE MARKET

CHICAGO 22CArrLy-receps for the week 692 heai
boss 90 ia head sheep 66l6 hed week last Cs,.
l2t9 Hogs 7lS head sheep 5342 heat The qaay
of very poor u Choice grades aud selling readily
at full prices Extra sve brought 50 50dS the outside
Good Steers $685. TO- Choice
So 1886 i5 Cattle dull and neglected 81 50as4
mon 10 the local boght fair
thousb Texans 81 5OaS3 So chssy
s2ds2 rs Corn IS 5O6s4 90 Extra - naive butcher
Cattle. 81 5Od 81 30. .
Hoes dull under the increased receipts qu
Grassfe IS Poor TO Common $3.50 O Menn 10 Fan.
So 60d s6 rs Good to boce SO soar 10; Euri, :. DO
81 1884 rs for Common 10 Choice
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

The money market is unbroken of its continued
ease and call loans doing very freely at 2G2l
per cent prime discounts selling at 5tO7. At the
Treasury at Washington to-day $4,000 National
bank notes were received for redemption making
total thus far this month of S7,5O0O0. The inter-
nal revenue receipts to-day were SS56OOO, making
total for the expired portion of the month Of
Sc 10000. The bank statement was again unfavor-
ably affected by the heavy and inexplcable loss in
the specie averages. legal tenders being also low,
and the deposit line greatly reduced The banks
make loss of S2,72O,95O and hold in surplus
S26,73O,275. The following are the comparative
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

Osh advanced 92c. closing quiet No l6S; No n a.
cash 43e sepiember; White Ale; Michigan lle I5.
September; ~ October Preight da and unchanged R.cepe
whest $4,000 bush Corn ~ 900 bssh Oats 1900 bash shp
mens-Whes 85O BUSH Corn 900 bush 0at 900
WILMINGTON, N. c. Aue 22-sprits Turpenuns im n 81 "a
steady 81 65 Tor Strained Cruas urpentns sssd, Al Al Ia
for Hard e2 rs for yellow DIP; 81 % for Virgin TM sedy
stS2 -'
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof. E.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. New.York
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Sixes 10; Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road, III Reading Railroad $50; Pennsylvania
Railroad, 51i Gold 109a
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

Inl railroad bonds the large transactions in the
Pacific mortgages attracted chief attention, the
sales of these having aggregated nearly $SoO,0OO
There was good demand for the bonds, and gen.
orally full prices were obtained. The following
were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
flranrlaI

orycs ov MZRcAsrrLE rRusr coNP.SI
100 AID 1874 BROADWAY. NEv-fO2K, Aug. -. 1874
At A MEETING of the Board of Directors
held THIS DAY Mr. WILLIAM G. LAMBERT unAnmou.r
President OF this Comnsny nde vacant o. the
death Of Mr. Thomas U. Smith. WA NILES secfeMy
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
nEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY W11H SUPPLEMENT

Ohs Mred :. 528sse white q, osa55 'Sc Western MIed At
b3056e 5457c quiet and tame the sales are
400 bush Jsr~v At 0Oc on pier Corn better and less active hs
demand fair trade The sales are 7DOoO busa Msssfo
Mined al 80 fsJ. DO White s et6y6c DO feov OF %0ooc
BIpoRrs CALvoKsrA-1hs cesrncss rom Dan rnhe'0
follows: -, a., e,,
Mug g. per star OF Hope to Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

The quotations Cotton unDIus daAu
oors than hail grane below the quoted
GALES DELIVERY
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
The receipts produce ID. week ending Saturday Aug %
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

rAIlHUAI' 1914
The foos complete Of exports shipped ~scb
we're cleared to-day for foreign ports:
ANrwKRP-Bsrk Preien.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
CHICAGO AND ALroS RAILROAD cOxPAs'

CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY !
0PFlca CHICAGO. Aug II, lSfh'.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-N IS
~ be given Stockholders OF the Chicago and Aoa &
the third semi animal CASH DNlDbN
OP FyB PER CENT has this day been declared upon The ps
stock OF this Company payable at the BANKING h -
the Companys Agents Me,sr> K Jesup Patton Co.. 10 52 VIZ
l day OF September next 20 hode sne
the
will be closet be reopenel f
WV w. NJ. LARRABEB, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
THE MARKETS.
lCarefulIv repor,sd tor tbs TRisuss.

WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.
The following mporaon Of general merchandise the
OF New. York for the week endng Aug 81. 1874:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
Ulploeno NoIlres.

OYyicE @. L. L L. HaIeHr. No. NEwsT,,} ;
Nicholas Bank Buiog Wast NEv YORK. Aug 20 lsltS
A FIRST DIVIDEND of ONE HUNDRED
IA DOLLARS PER SEAT tess Back Due will be paid TO The mem
his oric, G. l.. HAIGHr, Receiver
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

Cotton. bales
Corn. bush. ..
Cheese, H.
Tobacoo.khds
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

Corr Meal jersey SO 9OfSi 90 Corn Meal ByueS4 asa rs
Corr Meal " 4Od 20 Corn Meal. Gold Bar. a 22
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

B6ects. Co..
Dry Goods &C
Rice. bags.
Preserves, ca
Brsndy.cs....
Copper. csks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-29
HENRI RCCHEFORT.

CHICAGO, May 2S, 1874
Henri Rochefort arrived here this afternoon
from San Francisco, and two hours later left for
New York. No reception was given him by the
Communists.
s A special despatch to the Ecening Post gives a
report of an interview with Rochefort at Omaha.
He stated that he left New Caledonia on the Goth
Of March, having been there three months. He
gives fearful picture of the life Of
those sentenced for crime. The condition
OF the political prisoners was more toerable.
They were not obliged to labor, and those who
had money were allowed to purchase such CON-
forts as were obtainable there Rochefort and
several companions were permitted to build
small house, which added much to their comfort.
or his escape and that OF his companions he
would only say that they engaged an English bark
f400 tons burden to sail round the coast, and
that they swum to the vessel, being IN
the water from eight P. NJ until after
midnight before they were picked up In
9 nearly exhausted condition. In regard to politi-
cal matters in France Rocnel0rt expressed the
opinion that the prospect for the republicans Is
very bright; that MacMahon cannot sus ain him.
self three months, and that 1t Is more than proba-
BILE that Theirs win be again at the head Of the
government within that time. Theirs, he thinks,
deserves great credit for his answering fidelity to
the Republic and he (Rochefort) will do all he can
to sustain him; but he thinks Gambetta the best
man for the Republic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-29
CUBA.
Captain General Concha Prepared for an
Active Campaign-Smuggling and
Fraud on the Customs Revenue.

HAVANA, May %. 1874
The VOz de Cuba says the plans for active mill
tary operations have been arranged by General
Concha and VIII be put into immediate execution,
ali the needed material and resources necessary
for regular campaign being provided General
Concha was obliged almost to create these re-
sources himself. The VOz says:-"Tnese combina-
lions will mpart great activity to the prosecution
OF the war. We must not be more explicit"
cONTRABAND TRADE-FRAUDs ON THE CUSTOMS
The journals OF to-day discuss the scandalous in
crease OF contraband goods introduced into the
island concealed in barrels OF fiour. The Voz de
Css00 says matter so grave deserves immediate
investigation by the 1ntendente without awaiting
orders from spain. All foreign hour comes from
she United states, and this contraband game has
been carried on on a large scale Tor many years.
Many OF the reputable merchants express the opn-
ion that General Concha will be able to stop SNUG
Cling provided he treats all concerned in the bust
ness with impartial severity instead OF the iaxity
heretofore IN vogue.