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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. May 2s-Arrived. schrs Horny Finch
Nsy arsdsehrs Henry Finch New HAVEN VIM coyss
asry ssS Ann Lockwood
at g.: s's ":
aHs Ae May 8. .i% B
s .sa tsI. ..aiYas,; ssI: sds.s:
town 10; Kate ds,d, osTs a.; Colin B:s:..
csass Ass Shaal.5 Lem: Ms':sI: Giss.y
YOUNG Young; h,Scoa Dorsa: W;ryIns.on Lc.is.
kss. o M% S's e
Aso e.sf
M.Ss E Eana kinney ES.sids . sysIs Indian.
ESss%. j.. Ssys.; ATKINS. a.: M:rs c5ss%:'
:Gs a:ss, Ss s%ss
Mall hoSoksp Annie Lee Look DO Kate F Es:
i'' s sSneS, shsasst Mary asSss: Gi:sii:
Ps,s mssy
swain Sherman YsaGs as plymouth Rock
BxIiiMoRK. May aa.Arr rive, steamers Experiment.
i.y Ksnu ssssoec Curtis Kerry Soit Mo-
Bath; Nay "a arrived. sohr Katie Mitchell. Oliver.
sses-B.rk Henry Bn,Sha% Esynss Ne. oyosn.:
;Mf sssi. ss cSsawias Norris. wii:
Thcnss Mariner. Philadelphs; isabella Thompson, Car.
v' c5hsHss s May ae-Ariyea Falcon.
k sssd BARK Ssssn :ohr
r F5;si ssSf EsoS6E 2sAvsd s. rs.as
tNor) Jacobsen r, ssnmS. ta,,
rssss 4. Ct Sam
fS,I Ras ss oys
90 rorag Mnou s, smms Gosnrsam sss
Passed ous from Bslsmoro-Bark Ruth Palmer tBr. To-
oi FALL RlvBR May 24-Antved schr Church. Dor.
o %aEsSFokT Il May ls.A,.,ysa: :sh;: rr.ssn:
Ry.hos M albany i:eS ;dm: s Hsy S:s5s.
New York sna sailed z2d Tor Nan.ucseu I'D Rogers.
Harris do; Cherokee. Patterson do (and both sailed 24sa
MAY :s s....,In. '
Drew r'snss RI, raae Sss. so.,, r.
i..s~4.n1sa .enr Ane. v.ae. Davis, rsqs;:.s,
SssASss 5 Fss ban a9J ..:
sH Ssa;:lS. Vera r., c s,.;. ,.,..
ac:s.Atnvsd, .eS1 John 4 kr.ps Pitcher; Bath Ne
@ @ sss Fam, Fern.
ys,k :sS.. * Bur-
sehrs louise Rssheurn. crowel. PhIla.
d-seh un.s Bentley, Baker. New York
2e,h-Arived. steamer Mississippi orowel. rsyai vie
NEWPORT May >! Arrived .ehs ws.s,m.q; nInsk'
P.ors from Boston for New York (and sailed AM 25thi
18th. AMArrlved schr Phil sheridan. Lindsey. Prov
idencs for Now York.
kEW LONDON. May 25-Arrvcd. schrs A Gurney.
Amboy for Novwich Entire do for do, Rescue. Hoboken
for John Warren. for dol Lizzie Strickland, WASH
ington. 80, .
NEW HAVEN, May 25-Arrivsd. brig T Towner, Per.
kns 81 Croix; schr Hattie Collins PhiIsdopha; Al
Bensley. do.
PORT TOWNSEND May i7-Arfvcd, bark hssis Mar.
shall Dshcr, iIonc,rlu
PHiLADEEPHlA. May 2o-Ciesred, Sarah. Mcleod
2sh~Arrivsd steamers Illinois. shaeksord Liverpoois
Rntticsnake SWAIN Providence; barks Florida Kleus
Cork Theirs DAM, Sahau. Ivssus; smith Pctcrpoo
(Norl Johnson arnnstad schr Annie Brown Uroveii,
SAN FRANCISCO. May 10 Arrived. ship ooquimoe,
Arey. Port Madison; barks Dublin, sloan. scsbccki
Penang, Pattep. Departure Bay
SEATTLE, May is-saiied, bark Harvest Homo. Matt.
son, san Francisco.
SAVANNAH, May ae--Asrved, steamer Seminole. Ir>i-
lett Boston.
SALEM. May 24Arr,vcd. schr FANNIE Butler. wsrrs..
sailed -schr Commerce from Rondout. Nswburypovt.
SUMkRskT, May Pain port, schr VIM d HiltsA Iiesv
from Georgetown Do.
SAG 1IAkBOK, May zO-Arrived. schr O Wells Cass
Phil adelphia land sailed I'D for Grcenport).
WEYMOUTH. May 22-Seiled, schr Florence Dean.
Phillips. Georgetown, DC.
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brig h'Ussf Rss.
HaIirAS May as-cissrsd. bark Mariner lBrJ. Thur.
mott ship hsr0or; brig oonsa' fSor' D"ni'''e" civ'o
.s as:s s s..s . sssr AA' B'
.rS 21,s p ,os. Ss HORNE.
Worm SYDNEY. Oh. Ma, 2sAsrivsa, ssrhs Tho,gny
Sgo' A'''''''.' L''''''' f''"'' b' Day $ Johns
sss Anal s aEsssissS Sew,
sr tamgani; Ringlsader Br. Lewis Santos tane sailed
fIcIov Wy SsGls.,sd bar. Moso ps,,I s 3 csr.n
fucSs.a May aa-Xmivsd. bark Mexican 1sD. orr.
orrnnc May 2t-Arsiycd ships Lake simeos: Sargent.
5s: w:IS ss S''f .ss.m a..ssss: n..
ssr co1ss ssrrs:. p 81 xo0~ cn. s.s,: TX;
ur'iss rnsiss a,sen"ss oas.!o Daw, xiIos oaora.
n mp. Se Roma wSm s
,snsa uen Aarss. nosn.y us I k% An"
four! sSs,S 90 6i siss Sin s r.ss
ME- Dixon. aicucsssr brig Mystic ne jackson Liver:
Hrsvsa y, Riyspc oaD May bark CASTLE
Arrived at fasie Pom, as,h eas AM seandI-
ssssss Am a,l,y.s :.,g Coy THEY T9 ,p !,
Irr Flora Uoodas tiood.Ic, Rosario. -
ys s';' is AS' srs ness Dlioa ..s:es
ilijema tNop Andersen, ,isnps.. Kosds Virgins or
Orleans; wnitrcd 1871. Trunks. West Indies; David,
Walker, 81 Johns; India. Olsen United states India.
Iessa Now York; brig Chowan Clements. Baltimors,
schr Nina Read ssrout - Csbarina; 10TH bark Hum
boldt tFr, ,ussMgcs New yosk; goth, ship Brown.
Brooks, Callao.
Ccsred 20 April r. brig Annie do. Now York; schr
Geo Jordan, Duncan 81 Thomas =
RIO GnAEDH, April i2-saed brig Cato t0er, Krogcr.
New York.
SANTOS, April e-Cienrsd. brigs Calsc. I,eeman. 81
Thomas; 10Th, J ii Epppe ,Gcr Won Buow, Now York.
fPnR sTvAmKR BRrrAvNIC.1
AwTwgRP, May 14-Sned spring held. fcart New York.
Arrived at Finishing 14th. susan rhurow Eaton. An.
twerp Tor Cow Bay, CB.
ApnRprEs, May 14-Arrivcd. Ecne, Dahl. Pensacola.
BRISTOL. May f6-1n the channel Louisa, Jones, fro m
observation-disclosures. Msy i2-ArrIved. Howard Troop,
Mach. Huanilloa
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KILLED BY THE CARS.

John G. Schmidt, we'll known German resident OF
Elizabeth, N. j. aud Master OF the German Lodge OF
Froemasons, vas killed between eleven and twelve
O'Clock Saturday night He was crossing tue track OF
the Central Railway At the FIRST street aud Broadway
crossing ana was crushed beneath the wheels Of
passing locomotive. A brother OF Mr.. Scnmnts,
VINO hsd Just arrived from Germany, and was In ms
comp my was struck by the same engine and hurled
to distance OF thirty feet sustaining severe injuries
OF the skull and lower limbs.
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while dummy No . with car No 10 Of the Fort Ham,
ilsou line attached s way TO ,hc FORT yesterday
afternoon Patrick Nash, seven years Of age, Of No. 513
Hicks street, Brooklyn fell on tho front Of the car be-
ncath the Wheels at the corner Of Third avenue and
Fifty -ninth street When the dummy was stopped
pctcIy cut two, and that ne had beer killed In
stan,Iy, The remains we're conveyed 10 the Eighth
yup-Poiice station. and Thomas Cody, the engineer,
and Timothy Nolan, the conductor, were arrested and
held 10 answer. Coroner simme was notified.
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POST SFIELD.

Mansfield Post No. So. Grand Army Of the Republic,
which goes to Mlddetown, Conn on May 80 TO
decorate the grave of General Mansfield, alter whom
the post is named decorated the graves Of deceased
members Of the post yesterday. Tho ceremony was
performed quietly ana without music or addresses
The members assembled A. one p. N. at their head
quarters, No. 165 Fourth street, Williamsburg. and,
dividing themselves ,nso three sections one went
Evergreen cemcteri,s and their duty performed thoy
returned and dismissed by the post commander,
sui nl
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RESOLVED TO LEAVE.

MIS- Annie sachmycr, tbirty-six years Of agc, re-
siding in Flushing avenue, near Bushwick avenuc,
Williamsburg, determined to leave her husband,
henry. and packed oil tho furniture on a wagon
preparatory departure 10 TACT she top OF
tho load nj the moment OF his return, about ninc
O'Clock Saturday night He attempted TO get tho
wsQon TO ask her what sho meant when sue fucd
HIM with some weapon. infic,inp a cash IN his
head four and . half inches in length. She was
ais
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A SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

Yesterday William Van Doren, Of No. l3e Com
street. Newark lost an eye under peculiar cir
cumstanccs. He was out on steam yacht and while
passing through draw Of The plank road bridge his
Yacht collided with the draw beam struck Van
Doren and gouged out his eye. He was taken TO tho
Newark police station and his injury attended 10 py
the police surgeon.
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SUNDAY SPORT.

George H. Dibbs proprietor Of cigar store at No. 3os
Flashing avenue, Williamsburg, was brutaly beaten
by gang OF roughs yesterday afternoon because he
rcpriinandcd them for upsetting and breaking tho
figure OF Indian used rs an advertisement IN front
OF bis store. Tho crowd away at the approach OF
the police from the Thin zenith precinct, but two
were captured, fathor and son named Barney and
Patrick Con ne r. OF Wallnbout street.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

that by telegraphu tho HERALD London burcsu. sd
dressing Bennett No. AZ Fleet street. London" tho
office. addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue de pOpera
Pa the arrivals at and departures from European and
ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with tho United the will be cabled this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medl
ports will find the Paris Office the economi
cal and expeditions for tcle graphing
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A CRUEL ACT.

Christian Huber, not liking 90 have children play
ing around his grocery store At No. 40 HUMBOLDT
street, took the scat OF his wagon Tor weapon and
with u knocked Frederick Baumsn. aged nino years,
into the street and tnon threw tho seat on him.
Huber arrested and held to await tho result OF
shs injuries, which Police Surgeon Lowsnstsn pro.
nounces very seriouA
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Montevideo April g. bark George and Susan.
Colson. NIB, from Falkland Islands .
Arrived Mt St Helena Apri. 70, banks Rousseau Amy
cruising 9th Taeane Briggs do President "a, Allen,
DO; Kathleen, Howiand, do,
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THE FIRST SUNSTROKE.

Daniel Mccarthy, resding al No. 10 Greenwich
stree IN this city, was sunstruck In Hamilton Park,
Jersey City. At noon yesterday. He vas taken 70 81.
Francis Hospital
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ssArJ ce.s.r so. rsarser, New Haven for No"

York. 49,
BOUND EAST.
Brig Dclma (Br) Morchouse New York for Bear River
schr Msxnrka. Holmes Now York for s. John Nb
Sehr Nightingale Hilvar New YORK ior Isssposs'
schr Frank Barker. New York Tor PASSPORT.
schr Mary sands, Rowe. New York for Boston.
Schr AnAdir Weeks, New York for Brdyeport
schr Fannie EDITH Bartlett Rondous for SslIsss.
schr ~ sck Diamond, Smith Newburg Tor New n1ou'
Land Me.
sehr Fawn Baker Port Johnston for Portland, Me.
schr New Regvlus Haock, Port Johnson for New bsd-
ford.
sett
schr Kate Kallshsn. Horton Port johnson for Prov
idence.
Schr Sarah NJ Blake. Blake. Amboy for Dighton
Schr Henrietta. Willard, Amboy for Providcnce.
schr W. Branerd Fitch Amboy for Norwich
Schr William Reliant. Harris, Philadephln for boston,
schr Reading Railroad No 35 McDevitt. Phadeiphia Tor
New London.
scnr Mist, Parsons. Philadslphia for New Haven
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ArEs OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MAY AND JUNE.
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MISC ELLAN EOUS.
RIO REMOVE TARTAR FROM IliE TEETH 0Jfs.
Il Browns Camphorated Ssponaceous psntlfrioe 26o
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLrnEAp. May 20, r M-wind w. fresh, cloudy
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SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Gamer Laursnstina tBr) for Hull,
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nous opportunity OF initiating sucn q congsnai
work."
In Missouri Martin L. Clardy, John 8. Marmaduko,
Bob Claiborne Ernstus Wells, Graham Frost, J. =.
O'Ncir r. A. Hatcher, X. p. Bland, Charles b. Nor
gan John r. Phillips, 7. T. Crittendeu, B. Franklin,
James Craig, r. A. De Bolt, John B. Clark, John NJ.
Glover and Aylstt Backncr among the democratic
aspran,s Tor seats In Congress- IL Is predicted that
about one-naIf the present democratic incumbents
will be reelected and Oh the republicans VIII loeo
the Jour districts which they now hold.
eve have too much politics in this country" said
a Southern democrat at Washington n few evenings
ago. IA PRESIDENTIAL election almost tears US 10
costa many Millions OF dollars IN tho loss to
now our wiseacrcs arc undertaking to prolong Prcs
Dental election through the whole term and spending
months investigation whom they might and ought
10 appeal 10 people In the fall with the plain facts
in their hands. II wc osc shc next Houfe that will
be- our own fau and shis Is tho most probable imme
date result Of this folly The republicans wore rs
good as beaten four weeks ago. now they
bavo but little doubt OF carrying the next
House, and IL viii make NO difference 10 them
n We should make discoveries which would ruin
Sherman and dozen other visiting statesmen, all Of
whom the republican managers heartily hate because
they took onice from Hayes Hayes has ruled in tho
we'll Tor the country; he has givon tho south
peace aud rest and mado an honest adminisrn-
sion. But no has made himself hateful to she poll
ticians OF hts party and going TO play into
the hands OF theee fellows who call revolutionarcs
and will beat In the fall with shat namo after
have served thor purposes
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-24

From J. A.. 1yner, a ,oell knoon citi-
len Of Wilson. N. O.: My wife had
suffered for ten or twelve years with a
Kind of dry letter, which aept the scalp
covered with dandruff, and caused her
hair to fall out and get very thin and
turned grey, but after using London
Hair Color Restorer," the letter was
cured and the grey hair restored to its
natural color, the hair stopped falling
out and is growing beautifully. By tell
ing of the effect it had on the head of
my wife 1 have induced a number to
try it, and 1 want you to send me a doz-
en- bottles by express. 1 enclose post
office order for So to pay for it. London
Hair Color Restorer is sold at rs cents
a bottle by all leading druggists. DIR.
Swayne s. Son, Philadelphia. sole pro-
prietors. Colburn, Birks Il Co. and
Singer d Wheeler, wholesale agents.
Sold in Cheyenne by Addoms & Glover,
corner 10th and Eddy streets.
.mar19-dtt&sa&w-
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Z In Virginia City n high-toned Chinese
couple, All Suee and Miss All Moy, were
recently married. The ceremony being con-
cluded, some of those present thought to
joke Mr.. All Suee by telling him Of the
American custom of kissing the bride.
"Welly good" said he, .'s'pose you lkce
kiss her, you pitch in. My tell you, she
n welly good kissee." John then ex-
planned to the bride the American custom.
She blushed a little, looked askance at tho
outside barbarians and smiled in a moder.
ate way. You no kissee her ?" said
John, glancing from one to another. No
one responded, though the bride was quite
pretty. She was not pleased. Her nose
went up and her diagonal eyebrows went
down. She took her lord by the sleeve,
and as she led him toward the door, turned
about and remarked " Hi yah. you all too
muchee foolee |"
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An Item OF Interest TO Every Lady who
500 Desires to be More Beautiful
than she now Is. 81
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Sheep for Sale.

- For Sale. 1900 Improved and Mexican
ewes, In lots OF two thousand and upwards,
70 pc delivered In Cheyenne or Denver on or
Je3Dd2m - r. l.. SiGEI.
Agent for Baca Bros. Las Vegas, N. M,
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IS THE TREATY OF BERLIN
FAILURE?
From the London Globc.l

An Affirmative answer 10 this question would OF
course imply, MS wo showed The other day, that
Russia has scored triumph, seeing that It was
against her aggressive disposition the treaty was
chiefly aimed. II very consoling, therefore.
TO know tnat among many OF our French neighbors
Its iailureis already considered fast accomph An
article In the R6pnttqme Francaise-the organ OF NJ
Gambolls-whch maintains this view, is naturally
attracting attention, Tor N. Gambctta 10 re.
gardsd more than any else a the
French statesman OF the future The viows ex-
pressed In his paper oil probability
those which he himself holds, and there are only too
many Indications that opinion Is not far wrong
which mas In the Treaty OF Berlin "a hasty prciim-
mary arrangement" desigued TO stnve OF European
war Tor tho moment, but which has secured a
"durable peacen Whether or not war is now ain.
eytable and immtnenpp Is of course a much wider
question: and u France he the lover Of peace
which NJ. Gam6etta has lately assured the world she
- she may do much 10 avert SO grievous calamity.
Ali tho motives that weighed upon tho Great Powers
the time or the Berlin Congress in iavor Of pence
still existence. Germany has nothing to gain
has shown himself as anxious for the utenancc
peace as NJ. GambettA There s wish war In
England, although II there be a clear necessity sho
Will not hesitate to draw the sword. In the midst Of
ihicky the East Il IS satisfactory TO nd how pow
erful and exceptionally PROSPEROUS France Is lust
bccausc--as M. Gambetta shows-she devoted hsr-
sell 10 the works OF peace aud abandoned ambitious
and az gressvo schemes. II anything would make tho
nations pause before trusting iuIuro of Europe 10
the arDitrament OF the sword IL Is this remar knblo
spectacle She has long since abandone role snc
once held OF disturbcr 0i tho peace o the world and
she Is now roaping the fruitr. Unhappily tho part
formerly played by her is =. aged by another--a
Power which knows no nw but itiou. and
whose further aagrcssions ~ may. before long. be-
come impcrativsy necessary 10 check In the general
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON. Oct 26. 1879.
s,sc good ordinary. ss:c Ne. receipts. 4.577 BALES
gross. 4o77. xports-Uoastwise. l.idi bales Sales.
NEw ORLEASs. Oct 2e. 1879.
good % ordinary nominal Net receipt.. a2i saes gross.
MoBIx Oct. 20. 1879
Cotton dull no supply; middlins as low mddllng
pofis-coasswse. ssd Sales. $50 Stock. ii.oss.
Cotton easier; middIlng. LIDO: middlas $40
% & ST. - S :.s
1928 Sales 5000 stock 9994s.
Cotton easier; middling. sc low middiinr. g. good
ordinary; ssc- Net reeeios 467o bales Sales, 1900
wiLMlscroS, \. G., Oct 20. 1879:
for sprss rs srm Es % M
81 80 Tor yellow dip and virgin Tar firm at ii 70.
sale. I ss%' On prv.s
no nny "S anosd s. &
.ssa ha !. M g. S9 o Ss mssa bushels al "
900 DO Kansas at and 100 DO Western @ on private
aaossa at BARLEY MOI
il IS Eye S ol4 Arm s =.
Gsna waes saosd NJ a,se cSrn oats. barley
Wheat. ~ ss .'s corn NJ 70 New % York Esesips.
agfa sy B a'a
100 d. By Flour TO- ~ sil. 6 500 bush
sos -four $40
as 30 @ s Ssy
10000 oats. 500 do barley 1912 do rye 4O57o
do. 10 intermediates points, wheat 56l3 bushels corn
$500 DO; barley. 300 do.
v... DETROIT, Oct. 2es 1879;
white 81 wheat extra white Michigan. s4e
ssmee s. tosS aa .no
No yellow 42c high mixed: 4ihc; No mixed 4ic
No d0 l9se on .E.ek: kessiP...Foul 2,4oo POI.
SHIPMENT Fo@q Deas as Bushels
corn, 900 do oats TOO do
;, Wheat essy;Ss white Wabash. ss1se: Ne white
ssssaa ss ,,s october ana s gis
December bold AZ slsc; No red So: No
M D.'sSs sna sss.s amber .ssffS So
Corn dull high mixed. s7Ac No. 36.sc new, 33hc; !;
active NO aise C"ysr.sed dull: prime. So s. Re-
20 & $1,000 no Is sooo
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat quiet; red and white
rn quiet a. SOC sc Oats dull =. 2oc a4c Rye steauy
a. 4 so BARLEY suis ans DIM rneaansed . PORK oShing
make, &C. kettle eye Bulk meat. quiet shoulders.
',Sos Shoulders clear CLEAR o s;ssa
clear sides: 5scs s5s.s Wh:koy steady: with good de-
steady and unchanged. Hogs in fair demand and arm
s. g ss s % D":t5SSs sS
shipments. 2,427
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat in good demand and
shade nsass: No red tS winter ssAs ,s, ss.s; SIC
s.; sosss sU,&e Nossmos;; sssTe :. s2as:, Deesm
ss1sc Decsmber; rejected. a21ac Oats steady
sas:, cash; sss.. SsSsmIsr: ssss. Sc; s7s
s. rsi1 g. s'lsssS sss M Be-
ccmbss Lard stssdy and nrm SO o2H. cash and Novem
S1ssH::~corn Ssn:s: s,:e. aseeips: Flour. 900
DO o DO barley M % 4 oo % shD%ssnntGs men G
do. oats 3s 600 do barley 80 900 do. 49,. $1,000
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Oct. 26, 1873.
suiting Spanish markets were prp
eipalIy sought AFTER and brought full prices sales
foreign trade mostly confined cayed other Kinds
6S ~ reals gold, per arrobe: Nos Is to 20 do 3 or
reAis Nos 10 10 ut "a 81 reals; muscovado sug ar
fair 6 ga reals; centrifugal sHgarr, Nos
ii IS, in boxes hhds, Si4 az reals Stocks ia
warehouse Havana and Matanxas-76, TOO boxes
45.O bags and u, 1855 hhds Receipts OF the week
$50 boxes and 1867 hhds Exports during the week-6S
boxes lii bags and 400 hhds including 56Sl
and all the bags and hhds. to the United States.
Bacon, s27 s2s, currency: per ewt. nutter: SUI
-Four. s29 $50; currency, per Dbl. fer American.
ican sugar cured, nominaly $780, currency per qnintn
for Northern and S4s for Southern Lard In kegs 2j
x2S 80, currency, qninta; do, In tins, $33 S3f
Potatoes, $40 $40 %. currency. Dbl. TAllow
S2S So currency. quinta. Wax-Yelow 6l3 SIS 60
goid arobe. mons 50 So currency per bbl Tor
American Coal oil In tins. 9a 10 reals currency. per
gallon Empty hhds -. eoia. Lumber duiI; white pine
S32, gold. per NJ. Ditcn pine. $33 $34 SHOCKS Arm
box. sac reals gold; sngn, hhds II reaa White navy
Chewing. tobacco, $50 s5a, gold, per quints.
Corn 10 I0A reals currency. per arro6e.
Hoops quiet; long shaved. s52 x57. currency per ~
Freights-Compietc stasnAom prevails; prices nomin al
loading Havana for tae United stxtes
Toe 81 c currency hhd Of sugar - - ~
ing at ports on the nortn coast ousde port for the
United States 81 % "a So Tobacco exceedingly duiI
most buyers withdrew aud considerable
been SUSPENDED spanish gold. 1o2 1913. Exchane.
quiet on the United >tates sixty days. currency Ga
premium short siaht do IA a7s< premium sixty days.
On London. ~ l7h premium. On Paris, az a. pre-
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