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LATE FROM VERA CRUZ, BY WAY OF HAv-
ANA.--SiCknesS Ia The american SquadrOn- Tke
Garrison at Vera Cruz in q Stale Of .Mutiny-
The Princeton ran in under The Guns Of the
To,on BY an arrival from Havana, on the
9th inst, intelligence has been received at the
Philadelp phia Exchange, from Vera Cruz, to the
Sd instant, brought by the war steamship Vesu-
vius. 1t was very sickly at Vera Cruz, there
being three hundred on the sick list of the
British and American squadrons together. No
news from shore. Commodore Conner had run
the Princeton in under the guns of the town,
and although they could plainly see that the
batteries were manned, she was not fired upon
He afterwards learned that the garrison was in
a state of mutiny, and would not obey orders


HAVANA, August 9th, 1896


Since the receipt of the advices of the passage
of the Tariff Bill, by the House of Representa-
tives, and the improved state of the European
markets for sugars, holders have here become
perfectly wild in their demands, and but few
transactions have taken place. Some fair lots
have been taken at III IL RS, and few small
parcels at l-2 | l-2 RS.


In molasses there is nothing doing. Many
vessels have left in ballast, not being able to OBJ
tain freights, and having no disposition to buy.
The probability is that but little more will go
forward this season, as the accounts frGm your
markets are so unfavorablc.


Provisions are very dull, and prices low.
Goldfish 50 rs a IS; Hake So l-2; Candles
SIS; Lard Sll Sd l2; Pork, sides, $40
$40 l-2.


Freghts there are none. Most of the Ameri-
can vessels have either gone, or are going away
in ballast.


Exchange, London IS; New York and Bos-
ton, 8 l-9 premium.