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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-11
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IN TINS DISTRICT COURT Oe
the United State~ for The District u Ncvsds.
In tbs matter OF GEORGE O. TuAxTkR. bsni.
rupt. ~ se?ksnptcy .-uritcd states Of Amerira.
Distvscs 81 Nevada, ss.-A warrant In bsnkrupt.
- has been issued By said Court against the
state Of 0cosae O. Thsxtrr OF Carpon, county
~ Ormsby and ststs Of Nevada. Ia ssid district.
Who hes ban daily adjudscsi bsnkfup, upsc
me- own petition; and the payment Of any dsAs
ana The delivery q any prop ~ belonging 70
ssld bankrupt. " him or 70 his uss, aud the
srsnsfes Of any property By him. ars iorhiddec
~ law. iuroting q the cfeditors Of sald
osnsfups, 70 Prove his dsbts and choose ons os
NOV seniens<s Of his estate. wall bs hsjd Il
ocust 81 Bankruptcy. 70 b. holden st.virrfnia.
n .sid district, on the lsth day VI April, 4. b.
w. ~ c.slc.h y: q The ollics u y. ssrosh.
q G and smiih strsss, ons os the Hssist~rv m
Bankruptcy Of sstd distsies.
AUGUSTUS ASH
rnitad Mates Marshsi ana 49,, nssr h nal.
ruptcy fos aAid District
byP. .. cosssrT. Deputy. spsid
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INCORPORATING PnYs,c,A
oss'cs-in Nat Rinehels New Bio :, vsrson
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.

TN SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
.,.. Syun ot ihc ststs Of Nevada, In aud for
iona hhrsves, deceassd. Nosics Il hsrrtv
IT,. that MONDAY. TIE YifrH par u
rEsnuAhS, ISL. q 10 o'cloch 4. H., ana he
So'n.soo'. q ssia Ccsrt In Carnoa City. have
IN \, sppS,sisa :: re time .nd plsos ios prov.
eisd Ioe hearing NJ applicattoo II Ocngnv frnv
i9s TIE tesuasss 10 him ef isstsss ~ tssv
vnsn sed wnesv cay pssson intssssSsd NAV ~ :
go ~ coatsse ebe esass, - -
Dssed January ., 1871. &
2iil0 T,jE Anna c,..s
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NOTICE Or ASSESSMENT.
SILVER IN

NORTH CARSON SILVER MIN
An ing Company. Location Of principal
place Of business, San Francisco. California
Location Of works, orInsby County, New ia.
Notice h hereby given. that ct meeting u tho
Board Of Directors, held ON the 9th day of Jan.
nary. 1877. All assessment, No. 9, OF fifteen cents
per share WAS levied upon the capital stock u
the corporation, payable Immediately in United
States sold coin, to the Secretary, 81 the Office
VI the company, Room |, No. 4o2 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California. Any stock
upon which this asses sment shall remain un.
paid on the 18th day OF February, 1877. will be-
delinquent, and advertised for sale nj public
auction; and unless payment liz inade before
will be sold ON MONDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF
MARCH, 1877. 70 pay the delinquent A@sess.
nent. together with Costs VI advertising and
expenses Of sale. by order Of the Board Of u.
rectors.
o. II. BoGART, Secretary,
Office, Room L. No. ae2 Montgomery street.
San Francisco. California.
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the copartpership heretofore existing
between N. NJ. Gaige and A. q. May in tho
business OF saloon keeping, In Carson City. Ne.
yads, Was this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The said Gsige succeeds TO the books and
business; and he assumes all the liabilities of
the late copsrtnershlp; and all debts due tbs
same are payable TO him.
Signed; NJ. NJ. 0AI6E.
A. c. MAY.
Carson City. Nevada, January Q. Is71tf
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Corner Of ormsby ard Second streets. near the
ormsby House. Carson CITY. Ss,sas.
WE WOULD CALL TuE ArrrN.

WE WOULD CALL THE ATTEN.
w ton OF Carpenters. wssonmakers. and
all other Woodvorkers 10 the feet that We can
work both soft and hard wood lunhcs TO any
desired shape. Edge tools os ali kinds ground
and sharrsntf in tho bret manner. We also
surface inmbcr, make tongued and Rrooved
flooring, beaded ceiling, etc. Parties viii do
well 70 give Us q call. We are prepared to do
good work II reasonable rates.
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ESTATE Or WIN. PATTERSON.
DtceASee.

NOrece TO rREDlTOW
an Ncsscs V hss~by given by the usdsssignssi.
ssecueoe VI ehs less VIII a william psst~rsms'
d-seesed. ~ ~ sspDttesv ~. end I'll prs~ops
hevtna eeetne oaaons1. ehs sas1 1eessa~l, 20 %.
hieae aeees vishin Tee. sosths sfsss the Ara
81 Tie lev osAcs u E. ~. v. Osviea. ssspsv u
Nosth OosoDe cd esDrs0s seesua., Came C,ss.
Nsysds. w. y. ncnOhovG.
sssso1ss Il ~ lea viil q Wn. sslissvoo.
deeeasp1.
Dated - Carson cssy. sss rsbrssry. 1871 :,
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Tho sheve sale Ia hereby postponsd until, tho
Wh Day d November. A. b. is7e, q same time
casouo 0lty. October 81. iS50. 7F'--
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And in accordance wish Law snd IN ord.r O, tia
Board VI Trustees. made on the 10Th d.s Of ~.
vernb~r. i-It. % many shares Of eseL par =! u
public aucticn. .; the Office Of the Serr~r.r..
iocatek in the Boston bakery. opposite ths
United States Mint. North CArsDn street. Car "a
CITY, Sessds. on the
deiipquent asssssmeIt thereon. 4 g,fLsr VIA
eOs;s " advertising aud expenses VI sale.
JOHN h. Ely. Secretary
Carson City, December 18th. ls5c.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-15
NEW YORK.
A Dishouest Doctor


NEW YORK, Oct. BINARY Drake. Steward
ess OF the steamer Vera Cruz, died yesterday of
yellow fever. The quarantine com missio1ers
charge DR., Vanderpool with lack of duty in
allowing MISS Drake to come to the city, as
she was sick when the vessel arrived.
DR.. Vanderpool charged Capt. Niekerson
$5O for medical attendance on the sch. Charles
thompson, which is illegal, and also CHARGED
go for fumgating that schooner; whereas the
law only allows "a for fomigation. The quar-
anune commissioners warn masters of vessels
against extortlons OF this character.
Gigantic Lottery swiudle.
The Tribune tomorrow will announce that
the police have discovered bold and extensive
scheme by lottery swindles, involving the sale
mere, IN Boston, Providence Hartford. Alhany
Troy, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chics,
20, cincinnati and st. Louis of hundreds of
thousands OF dollars worth of tickets in bo-
gus and illegal Georgia lottery. Judge A. O
Lochrane. an agent of the state of Georgia. ia
here to prosecute. The police of other citias
have been notified. The bogus lottery men
nave appropriated franchise of the Charitable
lnseltuton known as Masonic Home for Or.
pnans a1 atianta as basis for this swindle.
The Mabel Leonard Case.
Judge Donahue has directed that .bo a;,,
actress. Mabel Leonard, be- taken fror, az
custody or her mother, and placed unSer tbo
care of some member of the theatrical nrof so
sion. and that the boy George be given mn 70
MS IaJn6r, uruDKarQ and pra1nata &c n
workhouse, John Messam, The mother stand.
committed to await decision on her plea of
guilty of contempt of court -
A New Work Village Burned.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 1.-THE business part of the
village of GAINESVILLE, N. Y, was consumed by
nLe at l o'clock this morning, 1t burned dis
s.,cs .Gseverlng seven acres of ground. The fire
, was Inc work of an incendiary. The an is
known put has not been found yet. Three
hotels the Episcopal church, postofice. six
stores town hall and fifteen private dwellings,
We we're Goa among me buildings consumed, LOSS
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-15
War Notes.

The Gar has issued decree that any soldier
engaged 10 the war shall be promoted to the
rank of commissioned officer for distinguished
services, on passing an examination,
An off cial despatch says that on the 9th
naval engagement took place in the Suima
mouth ofthe Danube, during which Turks
steamer sank. 1t is supposed that all on board
the steamer persisted.
A despatch fro n Sistova says that active pre-
pa1ations are making for the reception of the
Gar, in view of the intended removal OF his
headquarters from Studen to that place.
A telegram from Turnu Magureli Friday
shows that the bridge at that date was still UNI
mended though the work is still being active
ly carried on.
A Bucharest despatch says intelligence from
BIe'a states that Suleiman Pasha's army is de-
cimated by typhus.
Braila advlces of the 10th states that Sulei.
man Pasha has detached 80, 900 men in conse-
quence of the movements of Zimmerman.
The whole Roumanian army before Pleyna
have been provided with clothing.
The Agence Russo and Vienna Political Cor
respondent deny any hungarian RAID into
Roumania. A telegram from Turnu Seyeria,
however, aeserts that the raiders were pursued
by the Austrian authorities. Nothing more
has been heard of the movements Of the raid
erS
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-15
MONDAY MORNING, OCT. l5.

and the sad sounds that echo and reecbo through
the forsaken galleries of his memory are fraueht
with dismal melancholy.
Some OF them 1.-THE friends of his youth, not
the sounds) have fallen before the fury of the
lrate housewife; many have found last resting
piaCes 10 the butter, the sauce, the cup OF tea ;
frosts
And the Last Fly ponders regretfully upon
the bright and happy days now lang syne. He
sees himself a sportive youngster, careless of
the frown of elders, frolckng in the warm
sunlight, with no thought of the future. He
beholds himself-a little older, little mora Sc
date; laying sharp plans for his meals. be re-
fleets upon his numerous escapes from the
treacherous butter. the deceitfni nan of mill
toe oeaoly cup OF tea, and, worst of all, the
murderous sticky paper and the destructive
red-faced woman with towel.
a Dreadful pain in his side makes him stop
for breath. N'P
:, On, what blessed thing is memory. Oh
the uelightful scenes of bygoue happy hours it
treasures in his mind Oh how be dwells upon
the gay sunshine of summer time, the warm
breezes. the fragrant flowers. Oh how he
OBJ! what dreadful twinge of rheumatism
nearly driving him wild!
And IL is all past DOW. The Last Fly draws
his foreleg sadly across his eyes, wipinc away
the unbidden tear. There is no friend near 10
receive dying message, to minister a word of
comfort to soul lowering upon the brink of
tine dark, undehnable. A feeling of faintpess
comes over him, dark film gathers before his
sgng, MS legs grow weak-he totters wildly
Whoop! bang!
The Last FIv is a brilliant decoration on the
wall-Burlington HaDkeye.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-15
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

win gOOd management IL per cent. may be
realized for the depositers out of the Pioneer
Bank in San Francisco
1t is reported in New York that E. G. Gil
man has accepted challenge of Gen. Dakn to
fight duel
Eight steamships sailed from New York for
Europe Saturday, taking $4,000 bushels of
grain. and full freights, provisions and miscel-
lanies.
Steamship City of Berlin, which arrived at
New YORK Saturday from Europe, brought
$99, 456 in gold.
Hon. Albert j. Wright, we'll known Bos-
ton printer, died Saturday morning, aged SO.
Steamship England of the National line,
seized in New York for silk Smuggling has
been released on bond of $685. 900.
The President has signed the appointment of
w. l.. McMillaa to be pension agent at New
Orleans
The widow of the late Hon. John Bell died
in Maury county, Tenn, Saturday, in her SOth
year.
Six new cases Of yellow fever were reported
at FerDandna Saturday, but no deaths. DR..
Herndon is critically sick.
Gilman, the New York forger, arrived at
Sing Sing prison, N. Y, Saturday. He was
dressed in prison garb and consigned to a cell.
The Hanlon'Ross boat race was postponed
till today.
Morris beat Luther in the boat race at Pitts
burg Saturday.
Alta mass meetino of the New yorL c,cor
makers Yesterday if was decided TO hold q nsst
inc TODAY of dajeoates froro oaoh sho,, 49, y
cnnmittee will hs annontsd tn ,;sit IL hnsao
and demand an increase. If refused, they will
decide whether to strike or not.
The World anponpces tb.t d;st;ror;shea
citizen of Nav YopI has sssnmed +ha whnIa
exnsnse ~ f hr;n LITE nas ass s tne wnpe
lisks to New York and setting it IN in the civ.
probably Central Park.
The Snn saws that Josbua Co,do, p,;,tno1l
prominent Philadelphia LAWYER who fled the
country last April to avoid the scandal of a di-
yorce suit, involving a CHARGE of bigamv has
returned home hopeless maniac and been tax.
en- to his mothers residence
Fire S,tn,doy oftarnoo, =, n p.a,o o.
70 20 cntron Srasta bnuSo j.; W a. puulong q
a loss astima,ed OF COS 600 insurad Seoco S"u'eo
. ,o'' 0'''-1"eu CIV %-o'ooo, inSuieu @oooo'
al ia Syonhan nonnt tnG 1'a,AeL naS oes9 lolg
rao,,+, ha;ur, rnohia " at bo; ioui ue" inuicl-
nv, Us NDJ,o ~ soD oa,i
Inc clerk OF Demorest q Asche, custom
6ouse Droksrs IN New York, Saturday obtained
ToSn Ca+far SD osoano SnooA III 'no hanl9 Oh
Jun. o".~oA anu osoapeu'
John Knox Beatty, a rough belonging in
n "a cru pro9auiy fatally staoDed an nnrm
AZ, nsaht 49,. a.a ~ ns"Lence oatur
fa As 'J A"' o'auoo VIC oinoers 81
iaI.
Tue remains discovered in the woods near
BlnghamptOn have been identified a5 Henry O.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-15
MARINE NEWS.


PROVIDENCE, Oct. H.
Revenue cutter Saml. Dexter left Newport
last night for Vineyard Haven to quell mu-
tiny on schooner Jno. L. Tracey, from Will.
mlngton, DEL, for Kennebunk. She sent her
crew alongside and the ringleader was placed
in irons and the schooner proceeded.
An Ellsworth Sailor Lost,
PRovNcETowN, Mass, Oct 13.-Scbooner
Charles f. Mayo reports lost overheard on
Grand Banks Sept. 2Sth Heneth B, Eaton of
Nova Scotia, Manuel Enos, of Western Islands
Chas Taylor, of Ellsworth, and Lewis
Roundey, of Vermont.
Rrigantine Wrecked aud Most or ,no
Crew Drowned.
HALIFAX, Oct. 14-A French bripantine woo
wrecked on the LIST inst, six ms north northeast
of Cape Race OF the crew of nine oniv one
was saved.
Severe Experience of an English Grew
New YORK, Oct. IA The British schooner
Maero, from Jasket Wedge. N. s., for Martin.
ique, capszed at midnight Sept. 10th. The
spars were under water and she Law SO some
time when the foremost broke and the vessel
partly righted full of water. All hands dashed
themselves to the stern and to the windass.
The wind continued rough till thu 10th, when
the crew went to work to bail her out with
SNSANe' = w AOOo w do Sdlutu Uu tu6 Wat6T, Uub
having nothing to eat or drink the men gave
out. A similar attempt was made next day,
Dut the men soon tired. A barrel of potatoes
was fished from the hold and grated for water,
each man having pint twice a day. A jury
mast was rugged on the 22d ard mainstaysail
the only sail left, was rugged to it. She stsered
westward and the pumps were again worked
The cabin floor was got dry, another barrel of
potatoes, barrel of flour and a keg of molas.
ses got out, bnt no water. On these, without
ING a M roll FOL tta ~
Der, existed until rescued about sunset on the
Goth by the bark Ayrshire, which took them to
Havana, whence they were brought here by
steamer City of Maridia.
Two Women Drowned by The Sinking of
Steamer.
ST. JOHN, n. B., Oct 14-Last night the
steamer SooDges was run into by the woodboat
w. Goldfinder. on the st. John river, while on
her way to Fredericton from st. John. Twep-
ty feet of the steamer starboard side was torn
away. Two gentlemen aud two ladies were
thrown overheard The men were rescued but
the ladies'. Mrs. TrecaI tlere, leaving husband
and nine children, residing opposite Frederick
drowned. The bodies were not recovered.
.In General
Steamship Hanover. at New Orleans from
Bremen, reports that she struck sunken
wreck September Oath, causing considerable
leak; also on the 26th, passed waterlogged
schooner, Annie and John of Canada, lumber
laden.
A sealed bottle, containing the following
note, was picked up Aug. 18th, opposite the
South Mocos Islands and forwarded to Maui.
main :-"Ship Vermont went ashore night of
9Th OF August on Tenasserm coast; written in
| sight of death. J. NJ Richardson, master. .
The Vermont sailed from Maulmain july 29tb
with 1866 tons of rice for Europe, and there is
reason to fear for her safety, as the weather
was extremely stormy the first halt of August
rhe ship registered 1882 tons, and was built in
1866 at Bath, where she was owned by j. P.
Morse & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-15
BY TELEGRAPH,
MAINE.
SHOOTING AFFRAY AT WATER.

VILE.
A Row About Fence Ends in the Shoot.
of Three Men.
Especial Despatch to the Press.l
WATERvMLE. Oct 13-Our village has been
shocked at times within the past year by two
or three acts of suicide, and somewhat excited
over arrests for burglary, &C., but we think
that greater excitement never prevailed here
than has today. For some time past there has
been some trouble existing between Mr.. Edwin
Noyes and Mr.. Chas. Gilman about the line
between their lots of land. A few days ago in
the absence of Mr.. Noyes the fence was remov-
ed some feet on to his lot by Mr. Gilman. At
that time some words arose between him and
Mr.. Flood-the quarrel resulted in the latter
receiving quite serious blow on the head with
a shovel. Mr.. Noyes on coming home found
how things were, and so today he get crew of
men about setting the fence back where it had
been for years. and had been settled years ago
as the place for it. While the men were at
work they we're surprised by the report of a
gun; not only once but time and again it was
repeated. They kept at work although the
bullets and buck-shot whistled thick aroudd
1nen1, anu o"o VI Suieo iectlVeu Hesn wounds,
one man being shot in the leg and arm. While
Mr.. Gilman was thus engaged in his deadly
work behind board fence some 20 rods or
more off, Sheriff Carleton and Their officers
made him call. He offered some resistance.
but was finally deprived of his rifle and double
barrelled shot gun and taken before justice of
the peace. He was put under SLIGO bonds to
appear at the court at Augusta next Tuesday.
The excitement was SO intense that lynchine
was talked of cutie strongly. During the fir
ing although there were many passing by and
about at the time, none were injured but the
workmen, and they not seriously Some, how
ever, had very narrow escapes. Gilman is the
same man who shot his own brother in New
York in the course of quarrel about will
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-15
WASHINGTON.
The Wit0wski Case.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ID The jury in the WI
towsk' case acquitted the defendant of defraud-
ing the government A n0lle proSeoui was en-
tered 10 regard to Gen. Negley, who was indict-
ed Tor alleged connection with the same claim.
Stewart and Brown, who pleaded guilty of con-
spiracy to defraud tie government, asked to
withdraw the plea, but Judge Macarthur re-
fused, whereupop District Attorney Wells said
he had pardon for Stewart in his pocket, and
in view of this fact the judge said he would
recommend Brown for executive clemency.
The Work of organizing Congress-A
RESOLUTION TO be Introduced Against
Subsidies,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE House of Rep
resentatlves is expected to consume from loon
till 2 or half past o'clock tomorrow in organic
cation. The Senate will await the action of
the House. after which Joint committee will
Dotify the President that Congress is ready TO
receive any communication. The Presidents
message, which will be brief, is now in the
hands of the public printer, and will be print
ed in advance OF delivery. Early after the or
ganization resolution will be introduced and
pressed to vote plegdng the House against
granting subsidies.
Col. Polk, the Democratic candidate for door,
keeper OF the House, is already ovsrrun with
applications for Office, though, as the appoiut-
ments OF thr present subordnates were made
upder former Democratic House, it is not eX-
pected that there will be many changes made
under the officers of the present House.
Talk about the Coming Session The
Presidents Policy Likely 40 be Assaulted.
There is considerable animation in the hotels
and elsewhere tonight. The crowds are gener-
ally discussing the results of the caucus last
night and the events that will probably occur
in the extra session. 1t is question with sew
eral whether the Speaker will appoint standing
committees during the called session, and its
length is also topic of conversation. There
are reports in circulation that two or three Re-
publican Senators have intimated to friends
that they feel it their duty to make immediate
objection to the general policy of the President,
and that this incl nation will find an early prac-
teal assertion. The presence in Washib gton
of several prominent Republicans who do not
hesitate to announce the difference of views
with the administration is regarded as giving
substance to these declarations, but positive
authority that those mentioned are awaiting the
organization of Congress to make war upon
the administration is not easily obtained.
The President has returned to Washington
| from the soldiers home. He was Visited at the
executive mansion this evening by several
friends in both Houses of Congress-
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-15
Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, Oct. 10.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending Oct. IL:
Fishing arrivals have been reported, % from Geor-
ges aggregating 800 900 lbs Goldfish; Is from Grand
and Western Banks with about 100000 lbs Goldfish
and $4,000 lbs Halibut; from the Bay of St. Law
with 750 bbls Mackere IA from off shore Mack
erelng bringing in but few bbls. The season will
soon close with light stock market. Owing to the
late st.irmy weather shippers have been unable to
fill orders and the demand has not been quite SO
brisk as the previous week. The weather has been
unfavorable for curing and the marketls firm quo
tatlons. Stock of Georges Cod is very light and
higher prices for these entertained. We quote
Geergesr Cod at 81 per qt; Bank at A. Hake at 25
per qtl Pollock at 00;Cusk at BIS Haddock 90;
notice few sales Mackerel shores at Is So 10 co.
30 ana 90 per Dbl for rs rs, 3s and PSI Bays at
Is 90 and 10 on per Dbl for rs and u.s. and 26 90 for
extras Napes and Fins at so; Halibut Fins at 8:
Halibut Heads at 80; Tongues and Sounds at 8 90;
Sword fish at 90; picked Tongues at so; picked
Haddock 4; picked Cod so. Smoked Halibut 7;
prepared and homeless Goldfish a TIE per TO- as to
quality. The market has been well supplied with
Fresh Halibut with last sales at q &c per b for
Bank White and Grey and q for Georges; Fresh
Coda, Haddock Il: Medicinal oil at 1 10 per gal; tan
ners oil Sec gal; porgie oil at 4S.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-15

HAVANA. Oct. 1s.-The Sugar market is langulsh-
ing with few sales of Clayed Sugars; No 10 to IL
Dutch standard at - q reals y arrobe; do do No
Is to 20 ID S at 81 a II reals; Maasses Sugars No
to 10 at Il q u reas Muscovado Sugars interior to
fair a 81 reals: Centrifugal Sugars, No IL to 10 in
boxes 81 81 reals do in hhds at 81 a 10 reals stock
in the in the warehouses at Havana and Matanzas
1355O0 boxes, 1000 bags, and $4,000 hhds; receipts
for the week were S66 boxes 100 bags and 400 hhds
the exports during the week We're $1,000 boxes 37O6
bags $500 hhds including 400 boxes and AL the bags
aud all the bids for United States. Moasses so de-
erees polarization reals,
Freights-otfers for few disposable vessels in port
are steady; steam tonnage still absorts parcels for
export; % box of Sugar loading for the United States
at ;P hid do rs q 90; per hid Moasses at 90
a. %; loading at ports the north coast (outside
ports for the United States per hid Sugar at rs
90; P hid Molasses at 37A g so; loading at Fal-
mouth or orders 32s cd a 35s.
Tobacco-There has been no change; few Vergos
Portdo tobacco was bought by New York buyers zone
assorted lot at 80 80 gold per quintal; other middle
grades $l2
Exchange weak-on United States sixty days cur
rency 81 a 81 prem short sight at Al a 81 prem; 60
days gold at 81 81 prem; do short sight at II a u
prem; on London at III q IS prem; on Paris at a