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In his last lecture in New York Dr. Brown
Sequard related the following: "If we put
an organ taken from living animal inside
of another animal, very frequently this
organ will be ingrafted there. The infused
serum becomes the object of cheminal
changes; the blood is attracted, and the
organ receives circulation. l once ingrafted
the tail Of a cat on cocks comb. A few
days after it was evident by pricking the
tail that blood was circulating in it, and it
certainly would have stayed there had not
the cock had fight and lost its tail.
Laughter. Other cases of grating leave
no doubt in this respect. 1t is shown by the
fact that ora in animals when they are in-
planted on mucous membrane take hold
of l., blood is attracted there, and circula-
ton takes places"
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BENNE PLANT.-Read the following tes-
timOnal from the lite Father DeSmet, ths great In
dian missionary:
ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY June 9, 1872.
Messrs J. G. Mcguire: Long experience in the use
Of your valuable EXTRACT OF BESNE PLANT justif
me in say ng that believe it to be excellent rem
edy for any form of bowel Affections for which you
recommend it, On every occasion when have given
it. am happy to inform you that it has been
full in affording relief. Very truly your friend,
P. j. DE5NEr, s. J.
From the Rt Rev. Bishop Ryan.
fully ndorse Father DeJmet's test nonal.
p. J. RYAN.
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OFFICE OF ROBERT L. 4 WRIT ADAMS,

NEW ORLEANS 21st March, 1874. }
Messrs, Morrison 4 Woodward, New Orleans:
Gentiemen-For several years past have been
suffering greatly with disease of the liver aud dispep
STA, r sultin for two summers past i'll jaund ce.
Last summer tried the prescriptions Of two emf
nent physicians of this city without benefit, and
family aud lends considered my recovery almost or
quite hopeless In this condition visited the wells
in Mississippi. near Summit and after months stay
returned without improvement and pros trated. For
nthued period OF thirty days confined to
my b I'd and room, until my wife. despairng of my
recovery dispatched for friends in Mississippi About
this time her atte ton called to Maguires Cum
durango Liver and Blood Filters, of which she pro-
cured bottle and by its speedily restored
to healthy digestion and most ravenous appetite For
several months previous had no appetite and what
nourshm. mt took was thrown daily without dig
ton.
Feeling I am indebted to the Cundurango Bitters for
'e and health, l write this for the benefit of the
afflicted and not puff to your medicine.
its publication will benefit you or the public you
are at liberty to
Yours Truly,
ROBERT L. ADAMS
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the ripe enjoyment ofseveral isms of IN ultra
type, and we think we can get along COM
fortably without adding French communism
to the list of luxuries.
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Special Notices.

Once OF Factors and Traders Imsura nee
Co-27 Corondelet street-New Orleans March 2S 1874
In compliance with Section Article g. of the harter.
election for TWEEN yve Trustees TO serve % such
for the ensuing fiscal year. will held at the once Of
this company 81 Carondele street. TN the 18th day Of
April, 1874, between the hours of IL A. NJ and r. n
mh29 I'd ED. A. PAIFEY, Secretary
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AuctiOn Sales.
BY HOFFMAN, MARKS 4 CO.

$50 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, FOR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
10y HOFFMAN. MARKS 4 CO.-ALEX
ID LEVY Auctoneer- Salesroon, No. 80 Charities
street-On TUESDAY the 10th inst at 10 clock A. NJ
will be sold
$50 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans, comprising .
general assortment for Men, Women and Children,
Just received by last steamers from b. ston and New
York, direct fir IN the manufacturers.
Also
20 trunks tdamaged
Terms-At sale. ap101t
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VLYANTkB-A NURSE BETWEEN IL
w and Is years Of age; must come we'll recon-
mendcd. Apply at the cJrner Of Laurel and Jena
streets, Jefferson City. apt it,
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AnlltSe7llentS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Monday. April s. 1874,
And until further notice,
Alice Harrison's opu ar burlesque. entitled
LUlRETIA BORGIA, NJ. D.,
Cast to the entire strength OF the company.
Second and last week of the Gympastic Star Of the
Nineteenth Century lie Leon DARE.
Second week OF the dashing young protein actress.
Miss ALICE HARRISON.
ENTIRE CHANGES OF ULIO. presenting every mem.
Der of the Great Star Troupe.
In reht arsa and will shortly be produced the
brated spectacle, entitled the SEVEN SISTERS,
with new scenery, costumes, music, appointments.
ETC.; aud the great moral DRAMA UNCLE TOMS
CABIN. APPS
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HOTEL A ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Chas Jones, TEXAS John Amber. Hn Ex Co
Jno Kennedy TX Co Geo Quincy, Boston
rinkgrool, Delta La Clark,
4 Dorrien, ira Cohen, Ga
Fl Patch Il wife, Gle G VIM shaner TerrebOnne
Da. d Talmag.
CITY HCTFL.
T Hamlet, Ark s W Wheless, Ark
Fl Mosely. La AS Harper. Pa
Capt hn Elwell. steam Ladd, CITY
Fannie Tatum Mrs Mitchell son
Tatum, do benson, Miss
Alex Stewart, do Miss Holloway, Miss
II W Hampton, do EW Lake jr. Miss
John McGufern, do Horst. Miss
Dourhae, Pa Puitevent, Miss
W McClaps. Tex L SIN Ith, wife daught-
Miss Flossie Jack, Mi er, Miss
benson, Miss jam harwood, Miss
q Hullbutt, Miss Green. La
W Martin, Tex b Wood, Tex
e Fontane. city JAM Mckee, Tex
P Mckinley. city
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SA FIRKINS CHOICE SELECTED CO.
cO SHEN BUTTER.
25 firkns Choice Actual Tare BUTTER.
80 boxes THIN BREAKFAST BACOS.
$50 fierces Schaeffer's Refined LARD.
$50 kegs Kettle LARD.
50 casks LEAR SIDES, Louisville.
SO casks CLEAR RIB SIDES, Loui, vile.
50 casks BACON SHOULDERS Louisville.
so casks Dry Sailed SHOULDERS.
% terces SOUR HAMS.
500 bbls Plants X1 RA FLOUR.
1000 bbls Franklin EXTRA FL UR.
1000 bbls Xxx and Medium EXTRA FLOUR.
For sale by KEEP RAYMOND,
apps st II and 70 Poydras street.
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TIME FIRM OF ALLEN BROTHERS,
i will be continued as Heretofore, At Nos. 10, 81
ank Tcboupitouas street. for the purpose OF kice
Milling. ALLEN BkOTHkRS.
New Orleans, March 81, 1874
THE ABOVE NOTICE APPEARED IN
L the Times and Picsyune Of Sunday, and emanated
from James Wood, who 10 without authority to
use the name OF Allen Brothers in any manner. And
here announce that the firm VI Allen Brothers has
dissolved and that hereafter shall conduct the
RICE MILLING BUSINESS. st Nos. 80 "a and
Ichoupit0ulas street for my own account
COLUMBUS H. ALLEN,
mh2k 4 Proprietor Brook Rice Nm.
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II A. TYLER,
DEALER
Fine Watches, Clocks, Diamonds,
JEwELRY. SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
BRONZEs. PARIANs AND FANCY GOODS.
Watches repaired.
l15.Canal street. New Orleans.
Jewery and silverware manufactured to order.
mh25-2w
COW PEAS. .......COW PEAS
NEW CROP
1900 bushels Clay whppoorwill and Mixed
Peas.
For sale by J. C. MURPHY Co.,
ap4-3t So Poydras street.
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VIZ A. WEED-74 Camp Street,
STEAM PRINTER
Book, Job and Commercial Stationer.
hailroad and Coupon Ticket Fngrsver,
Theatrical and Show Printer,
1.-the grapher,
Blank Book Manufacturer,
ming II hinder.
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wv d. Il ANNH LII,
For many years with Spencer, Field Co., and lata
If the firm OF Logan Farren
GENERAL COLLECTOR AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
Orders left at the Billiard Depot, No. 162 c. mmon
street, between ST. Charles and Ca ondelet promptly
attended t.. ap3-1m
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P, M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and Lower-Flour Dull
Wheat Decidedly Lower-COrn Lower
Oats Easier-Pork and Lard Easier
Sugar Ensier-Coffee steady-Freights
Primer - Petroleum Easier - Naval
stores Easy - Metals Dull - Tobacco
More Active-East India Goods Dull
Wool Firm-Whiskey Steady.
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YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY IT, ls74-TRPLE SHEET.

10 at SIC and 100 hhds Of common At ne Ike per
e IN va LAS only m9deIss but About about
for s.anps iose for Crushed powdered
Sc eae,ss soSs Sss; prime snS
Boxes box Nos Is eSasssis hhdf saa
atcs standard sas ei4d 70 e az dc 10 to Il
ss sac . 5s s ds Wife S g sc e a. sss
Porto ico.ReGnins, Common to prime, 7ac, SIC;
fsS3ss Sc s
SS Il to + sac Mina-suDer0r and extra
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in seedeai continued fsr and the
q crop VI q &c g. d. Ohio crop
s from &C. 80 as 81 Ct crop
private terms; az cases Of Cgnnectcua crop '7s on
o he Ss has
Tss se loot eG s OH ps @
sisn was IN ia fair Demand and Arm Sales go bales of
II.LlowThe market was quiet but values UNCHANGED.
s sales % c los s Of out Of town stock at &C. SIC per io
vsssSIsIrssNe have very little change to note in
s' sSss sns re- %s's
s:ssss' ssos% sa sS IL T long
G9f PSI
SSr9a o s,rns beans g S. Bermuda c
a. aiGssssos sss SS.f ISas slsaS
as
sn 81 s II iosoe!p Pc n 0
~, The market quiet
wooL-The market during the past three days ha 5
been comparatively quiet but remained Arm for all do.
scriptions There was little speculative inquiry,
and the sales below reported chiefly TO manuac-
turers, who purchase, general thing, only meet
their present require ments The stock OF light
Of late has come n more freely The sales Include
fleece At &c. 600 lbs of spring California at &c.
lbs Of do AZ &c. &c., 2o0c0 lbs of fall do at 25c.
26c Al bales OF do 23hc, 500 lbs of unwashed comb
iaGs At oc coo lbs Of Eastern Texas At sc $4,000 bs
52hc bales OF Cape at &c.. 10000 lbs. OF spring Cali
fornia 5000 lbs Of Georgia 2o lbs of Eastern Texas
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REAL ESTATE,
Sale of Harlem Heights Property in tn
New Wards.


The feature of the market yesterday was the
sale, by A. H. Muller d Son, OF property situated
at Harlem Heights In the new wards, particular
mention Of which has already been made here.
This was an adjourned sale from the day previous,
when an offer Of this same property was made on
the premises, which failed, however, to attract
buyers The sale yesterday was made at the Ex-
change salesroom, but failed again to provoke
much enthusiasm. After disposng of twenty
three plots the balance OF the property was with
drawn by the owners. The amount sold COM
prised 100 lots, anq realized $S.025, being only q
traction over $500 per lot Messrs. +. A. Lawrence
x Co. sold, by oruer OF the Court under the d.
recuion OF Z. ID. Gale, referee, improved property
located on the northwest corner Of Water and
Roosevelt streets. Messrs. Blocker, son n White
Oiered unimprOved properly situated on the
Grand Boulevard, 13oth and 13ist streets. After
Knocking down two lots on the Boulevard and one
lot on l3Oth street the balance OF the property
was Withdrawn, as the prices were not satlsiac-
oil the Court under the direction Of d. Z. Calvin,
referee plot q ground W on unene
are fuller particulars OF the several sales -
NEW YORK PRoPErTy-By A. n MULLER AND SON
Plot No. 22O, 520 lots Ridge av h. N Camp, .s.s
Plot No. III aio lots on Ridge av +. j. Carroll,
Plot No. r. iio lots on Ridge av.; n. s. Eey each -,
Plot No 26 si.io lots on Ridge av; John Rooney, an
rio s' No. II aio lot; on John Rooney. zoo
Plot No. Is ao lots on Andrews av.; J. Connolly. ~,
Plot No. s. saiio lots on Andrews sy Connolly ."
Plot No 80 40 lots Andrews av; E. j. Carroll "a,
Plot No a. 5aio lots on Loring av.; ii. n Camp. a.,
p sae No. ST. 5aio lots on Iorns av; j. Connolly,
Plot ' No. S. 64lo lots on Lorins Az. E. j. Carroll, m
pio, No. 81, 10 lots ON Lorny II N Camp. o.,
Plot No S. il lots on Loring j. Connolly, each a.,
Plot no Isl IL lots on Ridge av J. L. Morre each -,
lat
Plot No To- is lots on Ridge av -. L. Morren, each
Plot No is. Is sio lots on sedswick I. A. cuth
Plot No. si H. Is So lots sedswick 7. A. Cuth
PLOT No. eai Is IL Il so lots on sedgwck av John
4. A. LAWRENCE.
a. ats. of lot OxSS r. r Morton 10000
ny A. J. BLKKcKER AND co.
2lots on Grand Boulevard Is f. 8. OF 13lst St,
each 25xl00i VIM Ward H,oN
81; asx o. VIM ward 1850
BY BLACKWELL AND UTLEY
Plot W. 2. washington av.. 2l25 X. n OF the Old
quarry road, Gath ward West Farms, LOOK 100; e. "a
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June &c. 1874
lsep m g.
New ORLEANS. June l6 1874.
cepts 45O bales; gross ess Sales 700 stocE s -
w GssG ssis: aP sss: pa s'Ys
s- Ss?S dr sss @' 81 gsoss receipts 500 bales
CHARLESTON, June 49, 1874
Cotton dur; miaayang ic Net receipts 90 bales
WILMINGTON. N: Co. June ls, 1874.
e srsasS SIaS ' $ ieT
w.. ,..,,., o. oswnco, June Ell %, ls74-
Sns %;S;sr ]:
yhss s'R o@
sSE9 g g
Hudson & Is to Sewbarg 81 70 New York Railroad
Albany sss mount grain aioat ne canal from
saa s
Flour bSis Wheat s. soS bushels: " sSI d.
ss.sss ss s osss s:Ss
So M sasd ssis fS Ass
ais ss ses sS y sa.Sss & q 81
Tic 500 do high mixed at 73c Flour quet sales lOU
bbls the following range Western spring. Sc IS
g. bakers 81 as7 25; amber, 81 50a IS; white s. rs
g. Oats quiet; NO. Western held at &c. Rye nominal
a. 81 TO- barley malt firm: Canada, 81 80 81; Western,
81 20 O 81 60 Other articles unchanged.
TOLEDO, June l6, 1874
Flour duh and unchanged Wheat dull and lower;
s.s5 Scr9 sall ana
Gs1tc september; low miXed. e'c; no grade &c
Freghts duh and unchanged; Receipts-22Mo bushels
bushels Wheat ZOO do corn NJ and 1000 ao oats
CHICAGO June l6 1874.
Flour quiet and Unchanged. Wheat quiet weak and
unse5tled No spring, 81 lss 81 20: No spring,
spring, 81 l:h rejected, @ 81 O. Corn unsettled
a ans 40 casn nc cn q s Aa
July, 33c August rejected, 43ac. 4ic Rye steady:
at sl7 90 cash for small lots no round offered s7 Is
July, S7 50 August Lard steady at $ll TO- cash July.
Bulk meats steady; sales short rib middes at &c. cash
SIC ssc IL, In the open Beard this afternoon wheat
cash and July pSrk and lard gncngsd d Recepts-
7OoOO do. oats and 1000 do: shpments-sov bbis.
flour, 1900 bushels wheat 25sO0 do and n 900 do
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BANK SHARES.
American sold at Isl and Fourth National at LOG.
The other changes were Insignificant.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices report the amount OF bullion
which went into the Bank OF England to-day, on
balance, az 1884, 0o0 Erie is quoted at %. Latest
Paris dispatches quote ren5es at 5Sf s5c.
PRODUCE EXPORTS
The total exports Of produce from this port for
the week ending to-day amounted to S6,sss, 5S7,
mixed values, which Is an increase over last week
OF S256,Ss2. The exports for the corresponding
week OF last year were 1851. q35 and for 1872
$5,O65,57o. The total exports since January this
year $751; 1885, against Sl2S 0O5 last year
and s97, 437,497 in 1872.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts to-day were s24e 600. In
ternal revenue receipts, $l5l,o5S. The treasury
balances were az follows:-Currency, sl30le, 423:
special deposits OF legal tenders for the redemp-
ton OF certificates OF deposits 500 15o 600; coin
$50 ,sls, including coin certificates sSl oos
outstanding legal tenders, $685., o00,o oo The AS
sistant Treasurer to-day paid out $4,000 on &C
count OF interest and $4,000 In redemption OF
6ve-tTeDty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Governments closed firm at the following quota
tons Tinted states currency skies, 1l4s4 l14B
do. do, 1881, registered, ll6ss 1l67s do. do. do,
coupon, 1915 122; 10. 1ye-twenties. 1862, regis
tered, 1l34 114l4; do. do, do, coupon, 113al
1l4t4; do DO, 1864, registered, 1l0,4 1leX; do.
%. do coupon, lI7 lI7Jai 10. DO, 1866.
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! The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices Of the day:-

IL has been discovered that coun terfeit coupons
are IN existence on the bonds OF the Central Pacific
Railroad. The following notification was there
lore, sent to the Stock ACCOMPLISHMENTS
coupons from Central Pacific gold bonds, series
c. OF various numbers between gill and 500,
have been discovered. No counterfeit bonds of
this series have come to the knowledge OF the
company, but it is presumed that the bonds from
which the above coupons we're cut are in circula-
ton. 1t is suggested that holders OF bonds OF
series 60 may present them at the ONCE OF the
company, No. Nassau street, for examination"
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GENET'S HOUSE SOLD.

"Prince Harry Gcnet's property in Harlem was
sold yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, at the Ciiy
Hall Dy Deputy Sheriff James M. stuart 10 ~
Assemblyman Robert G. Brown for $l25O 70 sa nc
isfy judgment on two bail bonds, one Tor $lo'oo0
and the other for $4,000. "a
The property consists Of seven lots Of ground ~
the corner OF Filth avenue and 12bth stree. =
large number OF politicians were present, anivns
them Commissioner Charllck, IN whose ~, i Sss 4"
was whispered the property was purchased
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reeis'ereu' ~ III; do do, do, coupon, III
MY uo' do, do, new, registered, 1l6 ll6h;
10. uo.' a., coupon, 40 a 12o1; do. do. 1867,
resis'er d, 1861 1854; DO do. do coupon, 12o,s
ia 10. do 1868, registered, 1904 1l6A; do.
uo'' no., coupon, 1905 l2oz; ten-lorties, reg
is' rcd, 1857 ia; do. no.. coupon, ia
Al; do. 1ves, 1881, registered 1884 ia /.
do d. do, ex coupon, 1l3A 1l3I.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
) The following table shows the opening, highest
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Wheat was dull irregular and lower closing at about
81 50 81 80 for No Chicago and 81 AZ Tor Milwaukee,
the sales about 10000 bushels at 81 IS 81 ~ tor
ungraded and No 81 30 tos Tor ordinary 70 prime
81 ~ for No Milwaukee and Minnesota winner wheat
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S sssSS :s :s' ' :s e SIS:
&c. slSG
ana OAK evsa es0s bsss &c.
boiling and he as%ssd ss' ssdss
Sew sn II S aa DO
eisyed SC. SOC do, masco vado, refining. SC NC;
S Ss g o o9ssn seS Eng
was ssos y The at tx os
sc ss aSs saf' =
os .na 1sse e The for e Re
n ns5 Sees inc ss' s.f
pale A. from 2. g. Tar and pitch were quiet and
oi1s..-ynere been fair demand tor nnseed since
a n s5n:Ss! hands Sperm
:prns sus G e4 for vhas s
ST@y hsld sSs e! make %tS bids
~ SSS ysS az
somssas DO q sse Ssatsico. quoted steady At from
% q "a The 1Ts se 1 H dull and
inally although closing weak a. sc for pal
:HSs Z 'H ss @ M: n
Sns c 1ddGssaa %
% ssel sHa dun sS4 Ts W
livery nys o crssk Inc mar @ sssae
s. 81 s. TS q Ii,ai WIS
s3 ParKers. s71sc at wells for united lines and SITS
Paoyis.oss. -Receipts-Pork, none; beef do; cut
meats s6s packages lard 100 kegs For mess PORK the
Of TO- bis spos "u At si1 So July quoted at s7 Is
9ece s WORE inquiry and the
a loc and . boxes OF short clear oc the market
sss;s. ,ss q
rs y.
tor india DO. DO, sss Tor India Beef
s ol da and a % dS m az to
Tne o n"s ns
ST. Is | p; sss issy S 81
n sna Month f0'Rs to note sfse
for July + n s oae at 4 ay
sss met nG' ss az Tsss s
ns per s ':nf peach Blow W. a0 h fp
order . 81 do i s sas e. en ss f4ns.
6bp sos JACKSON White. IN buzz. sSI q s.
s. . 81, Ssss,s new ss: = bermuda; new IT,
p b. and 20 Raasoon at ne o
sTrsn,ss-The market quiet but firm. Sales 1000
srxps.-Linseed remained inactive and nominal.
Glover met with a moderate home trade, and was
quoted steady at l0c, for lOc lU4c for
Western and lOsc. for State. Timothy was quiet and
quoted at q 80 20 l2h per bushel. Rough fax was
firm at 81 80 q 81 90.
sKiss.-Goat-The market was quiet but firm, owing
light stock sales during the week. 30 bales Of Payta,
% do OF Mexican and 50 do of Rio Haene on private
terms Recepts5 bales OF Puerto Cabelo 1873 do Cura
Goa 2 do savauiila, do. Aspnwa, SO do. of New or
leans and bales OF Galveston DeerMarket dull Sales
lean and loo lbs Southern on private terms Receipts
Aspinwall and do Southern. market dull. We quote =:
Goat-Tampico Sc gold per ID; Matamoros 55c; Vera
paya +1sc; CURACAO soc s2sc' Cape, &c a Sc
tanned goat Sc; do do sheep, size. Deer-Hon-
duras per ID, 6c.. crrency Vera Cruz, 60c Guate-
mala. 65c. Chagres bOc, Juan, SIC. Campeaehy,
sisai Gle Para, &c Puerto CaDello 5Oc. 62,sc.
AnRosturs $50 Doc; Malamoros Texas DC, Soc 4Jc.
sucAA-For raw sugar the market was moderately ac-
tive today but closed easier at l%c. 71sc for lair 10
good refining muscovado. The sales up 1895 bids
OF good fair refining OF IKE per h. 2l5 hhds choice
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Bushels ssGssas Sc CT ier
" ssI .s:' ,sss q
as ssS ns1xs an% ana
BOND s' g. 'hf Barley sassH' wss Entirely
to-day and the market rm In the enaris
3 sail susss. o9ssaia
fsaass s. :,ss sa:ss ss:S
:ns z sst ,as bushels 70 = I EIss q Ss
.n To acs y s, @
xs:xeip ss SainsS Sa:ssi. S o q
bark Cork ior orders with 5000 quarters Of
nnRe s hsy dsys
s q ss.s ..a 6 i q @ Ssis
ss S 81
refined petroleum., 3D.: british bark, hence %
% so Is G ed r d. q Ss q
AZ SSrh hence
@ :: s a J. Sss 2
account; German bsrks hence to Bremen each 1000
= d .haa
port e1Sslaaing Dutch, with $500 bOs OF refined do,
o1 I Ss%
PSs,sas Jossny We quote Domestic S;igtS.
assy sas ssssssf is0s S0sn'0 '
HEMr AND JUTE.-The market for hemp remained dull
$s : ssss; Fl;
sSs I sS so 'ss as w ssas su. q .sa
better inquiry. Sut owing to the advanced views Of
SALES Ss currency Size:
AT sns liberal since
our last but under continued good demand prices were
a. All syss sseess
short d. &C. 0e nominay for 1" Wheat eat p
Hors-The demand since our las. has been somewhat
S Sns IS 4a s. aS Bsyss;p nns sR
&c 2se Begians nominal. isc &C.; cafornians.
HDEs-ife market since our last has moderately
sdss dSrss issssssis sssS hSss
RS I;S 5S
s ScSS!s S. IN
eaSs 9nd aay
Saa sS sass
and and 'sa S':i st.s time
scs.i ;s xs ~ S ~
Ss's,a. ri ;:
IT ssss i: nd ssSIssn d Is l.
2sc Vera Cruz is I9s Tbs Sac; Iampico, q lbs
R 3 lea esssss'as sns a2SssSs sIS 3d.
bs g lbs lsc lsc Bahia, lbs 20 lbs ne Isc
ana sas asfas Is no PsStsa
,n sss @ssisrs : &: 8 IS: ss u
cash currency, selected Southern, ~ lbs IL lbs lsc
cash currency as they run Dry upper leather hideso
cash re- sol aa Selected; sierra ieone "a
3Dhc. 3c.. and Gambia and Bssau, lbs q 9 lbs,
23c &c, cash, currency selected Mlnas 10 lbs.
Dry sailed hidesChii. IS lbs 80 lbs, Maranham,
e 5 lbs g lbs 49, 2 +, lbs g b sc
Maracaibo 80 lbs SO lbs, &c., and savsnlla Is lbs 70
LBS l5c cash gold they run Matam9ros 81 lbs
sash s s "! sailed k,s ssasc
4 lbs e lbs; l;Se California, rs al ss0 IT,
cash, gold Selected; Matamoros IS lbs IS lbs i2c
Texas pulled 50 lbs. 70 bs., l21sc. do, d., cows IS
ab q h vasss IS dS Ss e. Ss Kn e ifs
and Western. 90 lbs IS lbs, &C. Southern IS lbs 60
cow lbs 60 lbs &c. cash, currency selected East
India hides-Cacutta slaughter cow 9 lbs 10 lbs,
Us d. p T. lbs c 10 ds Buffalo ss 10 Ssad & s
isc 1s,sc; Singapore IS lbs a 80 lbs ioc Manila
IS lbs. = g lbs &C., cash, gold.
remained dull. and values were nominaly unchanged.
Thomas Company have blown out one furnace, the men
hayng tereaisned 70 higher w S net
$s4 S33 So Gengarnock NO l. $780, and coltness, $50
LEArHER.-The demand from manufacturers has been
fair for the better qualities of hemiock sole and the
market in consequence ruleo firm We append former
-Hemock.