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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10
Poetry and POIOnaise.

The lofty aelings OF the average
feminine mind are sometimes startling
ly exempliied. Yesterday ar accident
occurred at the residence of a gentle
man on Elizabeth Street east, which not
only aptly illustrates the fearful and
wonderful architecture of the average
feminine mind aforesaid, but gives new
significance to the idea c~rystalized in
the phrase, "Ruling passion strong in
death"
The gentleman had discovered an ex.
quisite poetic gem, and in his delight
at the discovery invited the attention OF
two ladies to it. They listened with in
tent a while the reader gave voice to
the glowing and graceful delights Of
the poet. When the reading was finish
ed the gentleman turned to his COM
p~anions for a word or a look of appre-
citation. He saw their faces aglow,
their lips parted in an intensity of feel.
ing, and their eyes bright with-what'
Shade of Homer!
"Look, look there!" exclaimed one
of the ladies with the utmost eagerness
"that woman"-pointing to a lady on
the opposite side of the street." has
got on a polonaise buttoned up in the
back! l should think" addressing her
companion, "she'd have a good time
getting into it when she wanted to dress
in a hurry"
81 should think so, too" returned
the other, "but it hangs pretty-dop't
you think SOP"
The gentleman gave M startled look,
in which amazement struggled with
horror for al instant picked up his hat
and cane, and started off pell-mell to
have a look at the polonaise. that but
toned up the back.-Detrot Free Press,
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all time and all trouble spent in her

all time and all trouble spent in her
service.
Only once did he see her shed tears.
This was when, hoping to give her
pleasure, lie brought in the first wild
roses of the season and held them be-
fore her. Suddenly a spasm passed over
her face, she gave a gasp, turned aside,
and struggled for composure. Stephen
dropped the flower as IL they burned
his fingers and hurried out Of the room.
A hot anger shot through him. "He
has ruined every thing for her," he
thought. "Even q rose reminds her of
him. Coward that he is! They hang
a man for poisoning the water-springs;
why not hang himp though hanging is
too good for such a william as he."
Natures processes of cure are secret.
1t is in their depths that wounds begin
to heal. Gradually as months went by
the %renovating principle worked in Mil
ly. She resumed her place at home,
her little duties and pleasures, and took
up again the burden of life. She was
pale still, but the paleness infolded a
sweet serenity which was no less lovely
than her girlish bloom. "Nlilly Graves
was real improved since her disappoint-
ment," certain severe old ladies assert
ed, and they were lot far from right.
Stephen adored her more than ever.
Two years later he told her so.
To his surprise, she was neither as
tonished nor shocked, but looked in his
eyes with a smile which was sad and
tender and sweet all at once.
"Dcar Stephen" she said, "this is
just like you. Do you recollcct the day
in Love Lane, and the rose you picked
up out of the dustP You are doing the
same thing now, but l am not worth it,
dear, not worth the picking up"
"Milly," said Stephen, trembling
with eagerness, "there never was a day
since l first LAY you, and that was
t%wenty-one years ago, when / didn't
love you beyond any other living thing.
Pick you up, indeed! You, my Rose
of all the world! am not fit to touch
your stem, my darling, or handle one
of your leaves, but l love you, dearest,
with the whole Of my heart. Can you
not love me n little bit in returnP"
"Oh, Stephen, | dol" and the fair
little fingers closed over his. "There's
nobody in the world like you. always
knew that. It's only-the others are
so much fresher, you know--fresher
and brighter, and-they might make
you happier than | can You're quite
sureP You really want mep Then III
do my best. Why, Stephen, how hap
Ply you look!"
"IIappy! I should think so, when
I've got every thing l eve wanted in
my life!" cried Stephen Harper's
Bd.dr.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10

How often we hear this expression about
people who have some disease that few med.
Zeal men seem to understand. Some call II
liver complaint, some kidney disease, some
dyspepsia, and others consumption. None
Of them Afford relief. In the course Of the
disease the patients have the following
symptoms-A tired, weak feeling, dizziness
In the head, with n faint, all gone sensation
at the pit Of the stomach, after eating q feel
ing like n heavy load on the stomach, pain
In the shoulders, sides, and back ut times,
scanty, high colored urine, depositing a sed-
iment after standing, skin dark and swarthy,
covered in places with brown spots, hands
and feet cold and clammy ut times, at other
times hot and burning; sometimes there Is
an itching over tho whole body, appetite
chaugeable, but food 'distresses and affords
but littlc nourisbment; bowels irregular,
after a time q cough sets in, at first dry, but
after awhile II Is attended with expectora-
ton, and the body begins to waste. The
Truth IL that In such cases the liver, stom.
ach, kidneys and blood are all diseased, aud
for this combination Of diseases We must adj
minister n remedy that will act upon all of
these organs ut one time, OF else, while ono
IL being cured the others become worse.
The best article to meet such cases Is the
SHAKER EXTRACT OF Roofs mot a patent
medicine). This article generally removes
the disease. The article we mean is sold by
A. j.. White, $40 Pearl Street, New York.
Agents wanted.
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Need not DO endured, although what can,
must be-. Among the bodily ills susceptible
Of complete removal BY that benign tonic
and Alternative, Hostctter's Stomach Bitters,
~. ..a general debility, msias,:l levers, -, cCn ns
%vousness. Its remedial capabilities are
however, BY no means limited 70 these mals.
dies. Its properties As Q blood dcpurent
render u extremely serviceable In expelling
the acrid impurities which produce thoss
painful. disorders, rheumsism and .gout,
effect upon the kidneys and bladder constE.
tute Il Q useful medicine for impelling those
organs TO q complete performance Of theiI
functions when they are weak and inactive.
In fact, there 10 scarcely any disease Of which
weakness IL an accompaniment, In which
this admirable medicine cannot BE- used with
ADVANTAGE.
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The Wife of the Period.

A blushing couple--lately we'd
Had sought their Western homo, Ills said,
Where the young husband with his dear,
Essnyed to act the pioneer.
lie hired no help himself to aid,
And she employed no kitchen maid;
Thus in n careful, prudent way
Preparing for u rainy day.
The bride. with health and beauty blessed,
Was pcttcd, idulized, caressed;
The honeymoon SO sweetly sped,
1t hardly could he sung or said.
But things grew mixed on table, shelf,
Tho hvuec seemed not to keep itself
No place for this or that was found-
Things were neutrality-suspicious. around,
As In old brchclors' halls, where Cain,
Chaos, and dirty dishes reign;
Where hoee unmended, mis-, ry breed,
And bosom. buttons burst, sccedc;
Where elbows, like a ragged rhyme,
Forlornly miss the "stitcll in time"
Where beds are "malc" with many q hill,
ConvulsCd AZ by a lhrcshing mill;
Where cobwebs, dust, and lumber lie,
Detostlble as printcrs'pij
Where spccks, and lilies, and bugs abound,
And creeping things invade the ground.
Wcll-when the fond, bcwildcrcd man,
With whom our story just began,
hwOke To sec how things appeared,
Or how his home was engineered
Had, week by week, his liner drawn,
Till every cleanly dud was gone;
WheH the famed garment Hood hath sung
The very last-was On him hung,
He thought to gently hint desire
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A RAGGED boy was, years ago, cared
for by a benevolent young man In Bal
timore, who has just married. The
boy grew up intelligent, educated, and
enterprising. Mark the power Of graft
tude. A few days ago he eloped with
his benefactor's wife,
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A REMARKABLE case of equine sagaci

A REMARKABLE case Of equine sagaci-
ty occurred recently in Omaha. A
horse owned by a Mr.. Brown, machin-
list, that had been shod for over three
years past in the shop Of P. Peterson,
came into the shop alone, and held up
bis foot, indicating thereby that there
was a shoe off and that he wanted to
be shod. The proprietor understood
the situation at once, and complied with
the request, putting on two shoes, which
upon examination the horse was found
to have lost.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10

CHILL CuRE!-SAFE AND SuRE.-Dr. VIII.
hoft's Tonic is curative and protective. 1t
will cure Chills and protect from further at
lacks. Its reputation is established. Its
composition is simple and scientific. 1t con-
tains no poison. 1t acts promptly aud Its
effects are permanent. 1t Is cheap, becaute
1t saves doctors bills. II Is harmless,
speedy in action and delightful in Its effects.
Try it and prove all that's said. G.. X. FIN
LAY Il Co., Proprietors, New Orleans.
IOR SALE BY ALL DRTGGIsTs,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10

MALARIA, or poisonous air, is the cause Of
all forms of Ague, Chill Fever, etc. Shall
lenberger's Antidote destroys this poison in
the system, and cures every case promptly.
One dose stops the chills and a perfect cure
follows. All this for one dollar.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10

TUE Piutes are the only Indian tribe
that have increased since they have
come in contact with the whites,
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CHEAP LIFE INSURANCE.

Twenty-Five cents will buy a box OF On. TUFTS
Pills, and they will restore the functions OF the
liver. stomach and bowels the sources from which
nearly every disease originates. Ifthese organs act
well a long and healthy life Is assured.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10
On the Wild Rose Tree.
MISSOURI.

l.
ON the wild rose tree
Many buds there be;
Yet each sunny hour
Hath but M perfect flower.
II.
Thou who wouldst be wise
Open well thine eyes!
In each sunny hour
Pluck the perfect flower.
n. ". Glider, in Scrbner's.
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S L BrSyy Ssa . ..a 5. NJ w Is,s:' p m;
send your address TO II. REISs tEDLKR, Wholesale
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THE ENORMOUS wAsrAQE q sgsis, - as~s.As
exA etAo syks u ThrssheA en- b. eAvED b. ~
lmproved Machine, s1etnL e. 0gv ~ b nas ~
psS al szps.as Of thrsshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLKH. HuHoARIAu -
HE sssds are threshed. .sparatsd, cleaned md savs1
. easily and perfectly - Whsst os.. BYE o. nszssI
AN EXTRA PRICE b usually pasd fr gzalA "a
seeds cleaned By this machins. Or sxuA clssnlinaA
IN TIE WET GRAIN a ls7A, thsss wsss sznsaaap
tally the ONLY MACHINES thAt oould run Win ysge1
g. economy. doing -. tAorossh and psrees vssk
ALL GRAIN, TME nd MONEY vssesnx ecnyase
uons, such - -kndiss AproaA~ snAdd1es~ shsaknAs
~Ptcksu,,. etc. ss sfSsl d1Pessd s&As lnn -
one-half the usaal 0ssrA eslsk Boxes. - SsuxnnkB
sasisr managed; NON danhas; hsha rsn.ine 800
y repairs no dust, =. httsssnss % eiaa ses ~
6oabled by stvsus vtadh. rsia or seprnA
rARNERs and GRAIN AAIsxns vhe ~ easl
IN he hrge saving nade b = IN ~ snpAy -
improved IArshss tong I'D vork
yOUR GIxU nAds 81 a. - - 10 MsDe
Roysn. Ahs . psctAltS u oIpAAA1o1A emtEns4
and mads uPaH0lr no sn1An pouxA
TWO srYLW on nOleD R0Wxna n, - -
puSsd sTFfpls 0snr,s anA cur s0pnr Npss4s CXeo4s
burg styisA bob ~uoOAsd On JSsv vksSA
II MTEnEsfxD IN 7hrsshing o. ossln $3.50
appty 10 our nsarusa Dealer, OF w1its - - ~ Ill.,
"a 0Fgslss cent issslh uving I'm psrsssAndoM
outast ffiesA Tern. -
MoAsss, SAspar6 = o.,
1AxxL1 mUak Nh
k.N.K-BL. o. NIL U9D
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ADVERTISERS

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CLOSING rRIcxs-3r. n.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes compared with those
nj yesterday
ADvAScx-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, X; Del.
aware and Lackawanna, y; Northwest preferred y /;
Rock Island, y; St Paul common, u do preferred
q Wabash, y New Jersey Central, y.
DECLINE New York Central, y Michigan Central
a; Erie, y; Hannibal and ST Joseph. y Lake shore
u Ohio and Mississippi, u; Pacific Mail, ~ Union
Pacific y; Western Union "a; District OF Columbia
STATIONARY. Harlem, Northwest coiamon, Panama
and Quicksilver
THE KoSKI NARKET.
During the greater part OF The day money on call
loans was In free supply at and per cent Ex-
ceptonally some business done al per cent.
Foreign exchange dull and steady. Prime asking
rates, As6 4s9k; selling rates, 4s5k ASA Reich
marks, s5k s5H oeH O6a. Cables, seJs 90.
Prime Paris, 513K a91lK
The following we're the rates Of domestic exchange
on New York to-day at the cities mentioned below
Savannah, \ premium; Charleston, lilo to.k pre-
nium; Cincinnati soc discount Chicago, 75c discounts
st. Louis, 7sc 70 81 discount; New Orleans, y dis
count
THE GOLD mARKxr
Cold was steady throughout the day a, l13 The
rates paid Tor carrying were g. s1S, :, "a and per
cent
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD ExcHAscr BANK.
So,o osa.ncss: SL2ll 256
currency oaances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6SS $40
Gross eieAfances-- a. 10000
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. s74 s47 s4s
currency balances ..................... 737 $50
Soia exchanges. ........................ s243 $40
"V'~ o~' '''''.................. 1901, $40
GovxRMESr BoSDs-
The market Is described strong and active. We
hear Of or two savings banks and insurance COM
panies which are bidding for heavy blocks. while
capitalists and smaller investors continue 90 show
their confidence By steady demand The closing
quotations are nrm a. the following hgnres:-United
States currency SKIES, l25 a lR5k DO. do. 1881
registered, 122X 122K; do. do, do, coupon, l22x
l122k; do. nvotwentes lse4 reaiSssred lcaedl i14k
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
- M t-sl4Nl
MEMORANDA.

An important circular will probably be issued to-day
concerning the affairs OF the Toledo and Wabash Com
pany, and embodying suggestions OF value to all par
ties interest An earnest endeavor is being made 70
protect this great property and II the plan Of the
stockholders, who are now cooperating, succeed It yet
may recuperate and after the example other
which before have been In the meshes OF mis-
fortune, give evidence OF renewed life.
The London Morning Hour says, concerning the en-
barrassments of the Eastern Railroad OF Massachu-
setts that Barring Brothers, the bankers have issued
circular saying that having shared the general cona-
dence reposed in the company and management to
the extent Of specially recommending the sterling
bonds investment to many persons, they give no
that they will take up the interest bonds provided
for at the meeting at Boston the 18th OF January
and pay full interest the f60o 900 bonds issued by
them as the lst OF March the LIST of Sep.
tember, 1876
The following shows the earnings Of the 81. Louis
Kansas City and Northern Railway Company for the
fourth week January
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RECKLESS TRUCK DRIVING.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Referring in to-day's HERALD 70 the case OF
reckless driving by Of the lager beer trucks
belonging to Petor Doegler, in which the man
HambIin was killed. it is cause OF common remark
that the trucks belonging to lager beer brcweres do
quite an immense deal OF damage both citizens and
their property. In fact quite number Of runover ac-
cidents DO traced 70 them am tho owner OF
prOperty-unfortunatoly for me-ncxt door 10 a beer
saloon and consequence OF OF these trucks drv-
ing the gutter nagging front Of my house have
been compelled 70 20 the expense OF some $50 IN
putting down new flags &C, as was ordered 70 DO 80
bv the Board of Health said damage caused by the
lum mberinc and heavy wagon complained TO the
Mayors Marshal about IT, but ind they are not
licensed 40 he had no control II be had he would
speedily have brought them up, ~ the sailor says
with round turn hope that our City Fathers viii
give the matter some attention, 40 that oitkena
have their rights protected the matter Please give
them a small editorial on the suojecI SUFFERER
NEw YoRk- Feb n76
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Feb. g. 1876
ord"sSy oc Ses receipts: isa4 bSes gross sSSp
RSpor Great Britain. 5s2; ooastwss asa sales e2s
NEv onLEASs. Feb 8, 1870.
sros iiSs Esporsfo Great BritsS so 70 France Hs
Ssi, 1898.
MOBILE Feb g. 1876
Cotton qnei; middling. 12<e low middling ike good
l27g Exports-Io the Continent, 44ss; eoAstwse, i65
Sales, 1000 Stock, si.olL -.
Cotton dull middling I2.e low mddiins, iiSc GOOD
sales, IA. Stock, ss 24S.
Cotton quiet; mddline. l2sss low mlddins iaJsc {.
good ordiparyi 1885 loAe Net receipts, t5l bales
LOO stock. So .5e2.
Flour unchanged; sales 900 bbls. wheat stesdy; No
Nwautee Club 81 90; No / white Michigan 81 Is;
see; old o.. Csc barley qust No csnSds held Al
US SG ss Ss ~ Il HSa @s E 81 Sose @ and So 5e
stuns sls so; middiings. s2s $40 per toa.
R.cep,sFiou 100 bills vhsss bushels s corn
23.OOO DO OATS 10000 do barley $500 do all being
naiH1s1 mag as%snd sass 70 shs % SS sSssts
g. coS Ts'S au s' nSw sso As1soS es on
Iss :, s .sr'f ps cars q :,es S os' .9d
quiet At iS4c- Hghwinss nOminally 81 %
FIour quiet and unchanged whest quiet b.s Hsady No.
white wsbash. 81 s9 No white Michigan 81 27 amber
DO a. 81 M'5sn c 20 red zp 81 o. 3 s.c,.s s. :a p ~ ~
Corn ss .1s G o high ao @ass sssa 4ss March @ ss
nominal No. 35hc White 3911c Michigan. s5 Glover
seed - %. Dressed hogs, - 20 - 10. Recsipts-
Flour lOObbs wheat 900 bushels corn 900 do Ship
mentsFour 500 bols wheat 300 bushels; corn 400o
do.
CHIcAco Peb q 1915.
F1our dull unchanged Wheat Irregular but In the
lowors No. spring YSnc spot. eskc February, g71.e
March, 81 OK Mays No do 77ko. a7ec reiocted 63o
Corn quiet ana weak; No. mixed ookc.. q 301<c bid
fsbruaZl 4oke bid March Oats IN good demand fui
prices No. 2, SD>6c- Sic spot; Ska o1<c March;
b4ko NAY Barley irregular bat In tho higher a
see Yos' asc reoruesyi ose March kye dsn Dressed
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

AcKKRMAS-AcKRMAS.-In this city on Thursds,
February 8 1870 the residence OF John Platt by
Rev. T. W. Chambers D., and Rev Thomas K. Yer.
nilye, D. ID. WARREN AcKRKMAS, Of Scotch Plains, N.
j.. 10 LYDIA P. AcKERMAS, daughter OF the late Isaac
l.. Platt
BRUNDA0E-FAREiS0ToN N-On Wednesday, February
1875 the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the
Rev Thomas Lodge, ANDREW ID. BRUSDAGK 10 LUcr.
eldest daughter Of Joseph T. FarringtOn.
HARKNEss--QUIMBY. Wednesday February 2, Al
the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev l.
Hodge d. D., JAMES HARKNEss 70 MARIETTA daughter
Of J. L. Quimby, ESQ.,, all OF Brooklyn
PiERcE-Pg -PgcKHAM-On "Wednesday, February 2. at
the Church Of The Holy Saviour by the Rev DR.. Car
ter, RoBERr T. PIERoE 20 ABBE NJ, daughter OF ths
late Alfred G. Peckham-
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ror future delivery the sales we're as fcows
ater Two = M-February 900 bales AZ " 2ts<c. March
!l0O At l3 3S2c April 100 A. l3 6l6c May ~ al =,
IL Sloc 3OO At ID i732c June 1850 at 10 Nc July oo
NJ l5 2S52e Augusl 200 at I4c Total 1000 Daes To-Day
up 20 two M-FebruarY bales I2zSc. 200 g. NJ at
II 2o2c. 100 a. NJ II l3l6c l. 100 AZ l2c LOO at
u lo.ise 100 g 7thl u l5l6c 800 At l2 10 Ice
March loO al lS l32c 900 at Is Lice, 100 at l5 A@e,
299 20 ss lSe 500 at - SS2c. 200 at lscs ieo9 a.
1879 100 Al Is II SIC 900 ise May 1870 Al ls,
~" w az 10 ilcS2e, 200 AZ Is 9l6e. S0 S01 ,o a,
June 200 at IS 232c. 500 Iss<c 10 25-32c,
SOP az ~ l3l6c July 100 10 292c 600 13 i5l6c
500 at ls Sl2c Total 2o2oo bales; grand total 2S 800
bales The receipts at the ports follows calves
ton s2a; New Orleans lesi2; Mobile; s96; savannah.
l1Ol; Charleston, 45l; Wilmington, 2O2; Norfolk l. l4l
New York, 1872; Boston, 466 Fhiladelphia 800 Total
2o355 This day last week 32 366 this day last year
l6,347. Total since September l. 3ol9279 bales last
night Cotton freights closed folows-To HavIe by
steam Mc. Hamburg. by steam 1c compressed Bre
men, BY steam. ie compressed BY sail l-lec to Liver
pool, oiled by steam by sail. kzd. Market dull
FLOUR AsD GRAIS.-Recept pts-Flour, 1913 obl& corn
meal 26I bbs and 27l sacks ID 23S bushels
2l, $50 do; barley, 500 do. barley malt, $40
do. The -four market dull but steady. the
actions showing very little change The sales including
state, Western and Southern 500 bbs prices
within Corn meal active; sales 2O0
bb and $40 sacks 50 80 for Brandyvine and So S3 80
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ruary o. 1873 .......... 1881 3S252 l0e.l37 7O6
We quote Fair refining. 77ic. re. good do &C.
SIC. Cuba, grocery. iair TO choice, eAc SAc do.
centrifugal hhds and boxes, Nos TO -, sac &C. do
moasses. hhdA and boxes 6c. De Porto Rico rehn
ing, common TO prime, 7Hc sic do grocery, fair to
crushed loAc powdered lO5sc. granulated loS4c eut
loaf. lie
sTKARINE auiet.
TALLow.-The market was steady.
wHfsKEY.-Receipts Ill bbls wniskey $50 bbls. high
wines and 50 bbls alcohol The market frmer; lO5
bbls sold at 81 H.
FRKGHrs-The general market extremely dull, and
rates for berth maintained with firm.
at last quotations In fact for bacon Liverpool
advance OF "a Cd ton was obtained the closing
charter and the demand almost wholly from the
grain and petroleum trades With relatively
higher prices Tor leading articles Of export
at home than In foreign markets liberal
movement In tonnage continued retarded.
The engagements embrsced:-To Liverpool per steam,
in The Local Q8rkst AZ 300 boxes bacon S2s 3D. 7Jo
vate terms quoted AZ 27s 3D. 800 bags coverseed 4Us
and small lot cotton, 5l6d, as II To London, by sail.
1000 bbs oil cake, 2s I'd TO Hull per steam, $50 bbis
sugar private terms To Rotterdam per tpart Of
con- 5000 and $50 bags market rates
The charters comprised Norwegian bark Tybee).
from Baltimore Cork for orders with 5000 quarters
Is id, option Of Penarth Roads, 6s l0d II TO
direct port l@d, OF: German brig hence Oporto with
i40OO bushels do, zoe Norwegian brig from Baltimore
thence 70 Cork for ORDERS with 800 quarters do M Sd
American brig from Phiadelpha Genoa. with 800
bbls refined petroleum at SIS Italian bark hence
Alicante Valencia with 5000 bbls. do dncudng 900
do At 25c At 25c British barkentine i67 TONS
Ia and dea