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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30

When NAPOLEON was in the zenith OF hls
power, an American merchant belonging TO
Massachusetts,, gentlemen Of large pro.
perty, and respectable standing, IN his orn
country at least, succeeded IN getting an 10.
PRODUCTION TO the Emperor, a, the palace OF
ST. Cloud. The Emperor received bun
graciousIy; and, after asking a ie~ ques-
tlous, inquired his occupation. Upon being
told, he resumed his usual gravity, and sooo
dismissed him. Then turning TO BERrnEig.
be sternly said "lwish thatin future : ou
would refuse these American Shopkeeptrs
admission TO my presence" In reference
to this anecdote, It IS welI remarked, 10 sub.
stance, by the Editor OF the Boston Mef.
camille Journal, that there seems to be fell.
low feeling among despois 10 all quarters OF
the world against the Merchants, tina, class
which - IN Oh. country famed for uteIh.
gencc, industry. hberaIliy, and patriotism.
The advocates and defenders OF prerogatIyc
powers 10 our Executive, the monarchlsts
IN disguise, are chuckhng over the embar.
easements OF this class, caused by the exer.
else OF those very powers by the late Ad.
mlnistratlon. The Lazzaroni Of Naples
are not treated with as little respect by the
Government Of their country as those same
merchanths National InieiiiRencer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30
Gr,fnrilI, s q. Iun

Grstnpi!l,, s. c, jane l0h ie5i.
Hail Storm.--For the benefit OF our ds
tant subscribers, We state that the easier
part Of this District was visited By Siolef
storm OF Hail on Saturday last. On En0''
river the hail.sioues we're unusually large
some Of which measured 2 inches IN ef
conference. The storm lasted but snO''
time, and did bu, little damage.
Last Monday was the warmes, day ="
ever experienced q, the same season Of Nv
year. AT 2 o'clock, p. NJ. the ThermoO',
ter stood a, "a in the shade. The wea'N'
is now cool and comfortable.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30

Our Express slip from New Orleans this
morning brings Us the following late and
important intelligence from Tampa Bay -
Fayetteville Obssruer, 2ld inst
Iadtan Norement--The brig Angors from Tam.
pa Bay last evening brings intelligence from tina,
place to the 18th instant. The commander at that
post, Notwithstanding the strict military orders
which have been promulgated and apparently en-.
forced, has again been sadly deceived by the red
skins NEARLY two hundred Of whom. with Nj.
canopy at their bead, having taken leave OF their
guardians the L. $. Troops, oa the 80 inst. car.
tyIng ~Ith them nearly double fations, (which they
cunnlngly drew in the morning. and all the am
muuiton and arms which they were daily permit.
ted 10 use for the purpose Of hunting. party OF
cavalry despatched in search Of the ruus~ays,
who, after travelling twenty miles into the .nter-
or, returned without discovering any trace Of the
fngitiyss. Ii is said that poeell has been the
prime mover Of this operalion-BatlstiH.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30

The prices Of provisions in the West a.
falling to low point. We learn from y
Cincinnati. Post that on the Goth APP.
sales were made there of we'll cured COW
try Hams at 81 cents; w hiskey at IL coO'
and -four at $3.50.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30

JACKSONVILLE, June There are some
several reports respecting the Indians and
Army, but nothing that can be relied on,
The tenor OF them is, that the Indians do
not intend to be removed immediately, and
that they are giving Gen. Jesup The slip.
II is SAID that large Lake farther up the
st. Johns than Lake Monroe has been dis.
covered, in the neighborhood Of which the
Indians have corn Of nourIshing growth
and that negroes had been left there BY the
Indians to tend the crop.-Coarier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30
Baltimore. June Is.

DdHWOTS, juno lO'
AWFUL rLo0D-LOSS OF LIVES AND
IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
The City OF Baltimore was visited, about
one o'clock this morning, with the most de.
s,ructive calamity that has ever befallen it.
During the greater par, Of yesterday, there
was considerable fall of rain, which lncreas.
ed after night fall, and about IL o'clock fell
in torrents. About half after twelve, the
water of Jones Falls had risen to an alarm
ing height, and no, long after, one of the
wooden bridges over the falls al Bath street,
was carried away, and passing down the
stream, lodged against the stone bridge at
Gay street.
This, of course, soon occasioned an mum.
dalton, aud all the lower part Of the neigh.
borhood was speedily overthrown. The
rain continued TO fall with unessmpled VIC.
lence fos several hours, increasing the so-
lume OF water 10 such degree as to sweep
away the Bazaar Bridge near Baltimore ST.
the foo, Bridge leading from the Fish Mark.
ct, and the Draw Bridge a, the City Block.
The Stone Bridges a, Gay street, Bal,I-
more ST. Water u. and Pratt streets we're
not carried away, but were greatly injured,
parts Of the arches being carried of. Ii Is
impossible 10 estimate accurately the loss
OF property occasioEed by this calamity. IL
cannot, We should suppose, possibly be less
than million Of dollars. independently
of the loss Of the City by the damage TO the
public Bridges, the destruction OF the Cen.
ire Fountain and the injury to Centre
Market House, the streets, the pasements,
&c. cannot be repaired, except BY very
heavy expenditure.
But :he most distressing part Of the mar.
ratlye yet remains TO be told. Not less
than FOu RTEEN PERSONS certainly
and, j, is feared, many more, we're suddenly
aud most awfully hurried into eternity by
the sudden rising Of the waters. So sud
den and overwhelming was the rush Of the
Inundailon that these unfortunate persons
had no, time to escape from their dwellings
and were found dead either in their beds
or evidently IN the act OF VAIN endeayeI
10 escape.
IN a house situated in the rear Of the
German Lutheran Church, al the corner
OF Holiday and Sara,oga streets, wvre found
the drowned bodies Of Christopher Wuis,
the sexton Of that Church, has wife ana
three children. One Of the children an IN.
FAINT, was 10 It's cradle The rest had start
ed afrightsd, from their beds, only to fee
the otter impossiblh,y Of escape, from the
lorren: which surged and roared arounC
them, filing their apartment from floor IL
ceiling .-ChroHieie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
PRESENTA,rNrs.

We learn. with sore surprise. tbs, the
grand jury Of the iiu,iing, Court or the eli, Of
h'ehmood' have At the Instance Of the prose-
euiinE attorney, found bills in twelve d,Tsrsn,
eases against 70. w. ~. }. Fry, the members
Of an extensive mercantile firm in that cit,
Tor issuing checks to draw sums under five
dollars. This measure seems 10 have excited
deep sensation. sod writers in ne Compile,
have e'sn szPo'ins the soa,i,i,nsy Of The prose.
Su'or, Who, " seems. has permitted E.mbliov
70 Ss esrrisd "a for years. mos, extensively.
uodsF bis nose, without On effort 20 eorr,eti,
sod without being shocked a. sny trsp..,,,.
slon Of the law.
bs rsmsDbsrsI that shs Ms,.r, r.,
we're Designated By mssIug Of citizens. =,
proper persons 10 issue checks for the relief Of
ne city trade, snd q The poor. uho we're N.
victims o. shavsr and brokers. Great rsIisS
~'' szpsrisuesd by me use Of these checks,
ssd u us' reasonable 10 suppose tbs, those
vho had been - isrleni towards vice would
Ho' b oheiou' IN imposing psnaitiss 10 cas-.
- WV IENNN NN uEFNN - me- ~
- The currency. and ~ the eourss Of m. -.
gislaiuFs iisslf That sses Will BE- inpo..d
upoa tAsss ssstismsb. When the c,.,, com.
- irisi. 70 eaa hardly sniieipais n. i,,,
can - fouad 70 shfores he rsqnisition. Of ,
lsv shish has In crest msassrs been r,,.
ssFsd Imperative BY he Legislators itself
thsa We shsn BE- greatly su-pyi.sd: snd v.
all b s,ni mere ss,osi.hsd. u. such being
'hs esss. ne Legislature she'll rot prompt,
'sssii sry fine which rnsy 10 imposed.
What h ne true eonsiiion - sRalni IN
soe'squsnes of general var Upon the credit
sJsisn Il The eeuntry. re Bsrks we're brooch,
- psfiloO' sons,iioo, snd we're obliged. =,
'ssy 'sy, 20 violate sirlss ara positive h.
iuseiioe q ne iaw, end suspend ,pseis par.
ae'Ns. By'hh msssurs. - lsssa ons hsif a,
ssssoss metals q 10 souairy wsrs licked
2. 80 - peop'e we're suatssly 81 lssssa y
=
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

premium upon specie. A. this crisis the Ls-
gisia,urs Of vrginis was called. and IN act Of
elemerey IVES passed in behalf Of the Banks OF
the State. The penalties, 30 far ., the CON-
nnonweslth was concerned. we're remittsd, and
the locking up vas iegalized by set Of Assem-
bly,.
The people then demanded some substitute
for the specie thus ~ilhdrswn from u.e--they
asked hat the psnk, might be permitted 10
issue further SrsT'ss' TO pay. in the shape Of
small eii's-bu, the psis,nsi Legislature, " in
professions Of devotion 10 the people upon their
lips. refused To grant relief Leaving risor.
Gus Prohio,toty Law upon tie statute book. and
requiring an lmprsciiesb'e Obedience TO this
act The ab,urdi,y Of this specie, Of legisi,-
iion III moi its absolute Injustice filed all
parties Ei,h senlincnts q ccu,smpt for such
lav-si.er,. ard tho consequences has been,
that in The whole Potomac country small bills
have been is.usd ard circulated. and the grand
Juriss decline 10 take ecCnizonee OF offences a.
gains, Law which they deem virtually re-
P.aied.
Had the Bank, been allowed to issue bills
Of ]. and s., We should have had no occasion
for the endless varieties Of 'shin- piss,ers''
which now inundatc the community. The
evil can only be sscribed 10 the folly Of our
rulers, state and federal, and must lie endured
until better counsels shall have obtained the
sscsndancy.
The worthy gentlemen In Richmond need
have nothing TO fear, else We greatly mistake
the character Of the people amongst whom
they live, aud whose confidence they enjoy in
an eminent degree. They were not volunteer.
IN tho business. Like patriotic and good eiii-
zens. they give obediencs 10 all laws which
the law-mskers themselves do not render in.
operative and ridieulou,-and in yielding TO a
seeming disre,peet for the requisi,ion. Of the
Proh'oi'ory act, they have but accorded TO a
large portion Of their fslIow-eiiizen. such ser.
vices a. duty seemed TO dictate. II remain,
to be tested, whether the Legislature will re-.
fuse 10 them the Gle meney extended TO monied
ineorPorsiions-snd whether . spirited and
generous people will permit them 10 be the
victims OF folly and injustice.
The prosecuting attorney msy make hi,
fees, but he will move through the eommuni-
ys marked and deiesied thing-an object OF
'eorn and contempt in the estimation Of all
who know the circumstances under which hi.
zeal for tho supremacy Of the laws ha, been
awakened. He who has neither eye, nor nos
'r'is to scent out corruption within stone :.
throw Of him, Gao scarcely expect to escape the
charge Of PariIality and e1tra-oGleiousnsss ia
the cases to which we allude.
"eare glad to see the course Of the spirited
editor Of the Richmond Compiler on this oe.
ea'ion. Let him continue the use Of hi, co.
lumn' to the exposure OF official arrogsne,
and invidious intermeddIiug. and he will de.
serve the cheering supper; ofevery ehivalrou,
and goSsrOua heart.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
S"NO FrerrOS," next week.

APubiie dinner was given on the 10th ms,
to James Barbour, Esq. formerly Governor Of
the State, by many gentlemen Of both parties,
''''ter' at the Blue Sulphur Springs. &c.
Mcfarland, Esq. Of Kanawha, presided, as
sisted by Benz IL. Smith, Esq Estate Sena-
tori as vice president The toasts were
good-snd among them were proper tributes
to The memory Of Washington, Madison end
Marshall.
Gov. Barbour was toasted in III. following
terms:
U" guest, James Ba, bou--.The favorite and
distinguished son OF Virginia, when ,aI.n,,
ana patriotism were qualifications for her ,e,-
vice. 90
THIS toast Che Banner stsies) was received
oy The company with the mOst rapturo,,. 10
PIsn,e. The cheering having at length sun
sided, Gov. Barbour arose, and amer ,snder
ing hrs thanks IN The most feeling terms. pro-
ceeded TO address the company in n s,yle of
great beauty ard eIoquenee for about one hour
u were impossible to give even sketch Of
ms remarks Feeiingly alludinE 10 hts pas,
me- now rapidly drawing to a close. and Ia
Important events in Whieh he had borne ear
MS address was deeply affecting and impre,.
h'e, But when he turned from the past and
uNe' upon The present depiorable condition
OF the country, bis feeling. and eIoouepce
arose with the subject. lie portrayed in strong
ana glowing terms, and in manner and pa,hos
Tor vhich ne is distinguished the original ears,
OF the present evils Of the times Tb, h.
Traced TO offieions intermeddling with the cur
reney. N connection with the unIav C,,I "a
unlimited control Of the public purse. u,,.
ne INDUCED IN vein Of humor, combined
WITH the severesi sarcasm, whirh Al once
electrified and eonVul>ed his hearer. lie
spoke OF the remedy for these evils, and con
e'nded with an animated appeal to his eoun.
,rymen to discard sectional feelings, unite
nesu ana hand' and come 20 The rescue, end
re-es,sblish the supremacy Of the Iaw. 90
constitution OF the country.
TIE then offered the following toast
Tho Honest Patriot, who abandon, nar,v
md ONCE when required by the public weai%
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
II ~ .Nisa..,, ,.,-,,.-
NV YoaK. An.n..Ss

Cs~r~ps~ds~es y ~ Naas.sf J,..y..
INV YoaK. Auvu,, SS
The members Of Consres.
ready beginning 10 swarm IN NJ
York ~ The rallyins pos. fos . n.w
start for Washington. I have h,,r1
OF several members in the CITY f,o,
the Western o. well ~ from "a. F.,
ern States. Beyond question , ono.
rum viii be present before III. Ak ~
September. The Boston paper, Of hi.
morning brings us information Of ~.
illness Of the Hon. JoHa DAVIS Sen.
stor from Massachusetts. who i, con.
fined 1t Worcester. The Boston Me-.
camille Journal thinks that he !, y,,,
i'll. The Atlas thinks that he i, con.
vaiescent Hon. JoHS RuccLr, of
Maine. has met with 10 aec;d.n,
which may also keep him from Wash.
ington beyond the 9Th Of September
Stocks to-day have taken both !,
jump upwards and . leap downward,
The great United Sts,es monster wen,
up. and the little Government, ana
State monsters went down. Share,
upon the United States Bank sold ftr
III l-2 which 10 about the same pre-.
they are bringing in Philadelphia
Specie sold to-day for 8 10 9 ~ pre-.
MUM. Treasury drafts brought 6 Ia,
being IN advance Of Ia.
The Virginia. Liverpool Packe, Of
the 2tth. and the Louis Philippe. H,-
vre Packet Of the 9th, sailed hi,
morning. Each Of the packets tool
out specie. but believe not q iarss
amount. The demand for hard mo.
ney" Tor the purpose Of expectation !,
not 90 great a. II had been. And a,
soon as our foreign debts are paid OF
II will not only cease altogether. bu, .
large amount Of the exported ,nee;.
Will return TO Us from Europe. The
New York Times Of this morning
wonderful 10 relate. reasons Ik.
book upon the subject. and saws again
that the more specie shipped the better
until our foreign debt is entirely psid
on. This is quite too orthodox 70,
heterodox Globe. and pray tel me
what will Mrs. Grundv say" at hi,
new doctrine Of the Times
a vessel has just arrived from 81.
Croix. stating that the islaad Of 81.
Thomas met With an unexpected and
almost unprecedented destruction by.
tornado on the ID Of August. Thirty.
two vessels were eapsized-hundr.d,
OF houses were ACKNOWLEDGEMENT on,
hiindred Hres were lost. The de.,,uc.
ton OF life and property was awful.
No local news. and nothing further
from Canada.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
From the National TnrL.g,ne,r .I august 26
DEATH OF COZ. WILLIAMS.

DEATH OF COZ. WGLLBAMa.
The last Western Mail brings Us
news Of the decease. from bilious fe.
yer, Of the Hon. JoHN WILLIAMS. of
Tennessee. He died at his residence
al Knoxville. on the 10th Of this month.
In this lamented event we have Lost
personal friend Of nearly forty wears
Standing, whom re had respected from
the first day We knew him, and esteem
ed more and more every day he lived.
He was man TO be respected and
admired IN every relation Of life. His
lolty spirit accorded well with his man.
ly and almost Herculean frame. His
was "a combination and form indeed
where every God did seem to Sc, his
seal"
lie was true patriot, a faithful Gill d.
zen, and a meritorious public servant.
In the course Of his life he had held
many responsible trusts. amongst which
were those Of Captain in the Army I'm.
der the administration OF the first Pre-.
sident Adams, (Which he held no lon
ger than the prospect Of war contin.
ued;) Colonel in the Army during the
late war, in which capacity he disnn.
enished himself by gallaniry and con.
duct; Senator Of the United States
rom the State Of Tennessee; Charge
d Afaires Of the United States in Qua.
iemaia. besides various trusts in the
Government Of bis own State.
He was the revered father Of nm.
merous family. one Of whom has lust
been elected 10 represent in Congress
the District in which he drew his frs,
breath, and in which his father brea,hed
his last. His death will be deeply Ia.
menied also by several brothers. one
OF whom has been for twenty FIVE
years past. and is now the Repfe,en.
iailve IN Congress Of The Disiric, in
North Carolina in which they were ell
born.
With his children, his brethren. and
his friends let rs mingle our sincere |
'ympaiby for the loss they have sus.
aimed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
THE Late JomN FLOND, .T vIrs,..
Fen Ia Riskms.S WAir.

f'sm "a hshsasas HAsE.
It's with heartfelt regret that Nc
announce the death Of Gene=al JoHN
FLorD. late Governor Of Virginia, q
man gifted with the noblest qualities
Of our nature.
A letter from the Sweet Springs,
where be died. states the following
particulars:
"swssr sPRxes, Aug. l6
"on yesterday morning Gov. Floyd was In
usual hsslth, and bid fair 10 live many years.
Th. excitement produced BY the Unexpected
arrival Of his son from Texas, and bis dauEh-
ter from South Carolina, Il 10 thought caused
= return OF the paralysis on yesterday about
O'Clock, .P.s NJ. aud on this morning he
breathed his last"
Gov. Floyd had suffered severely in
health from = period previous to the
expiration Of his gubernatorial term,
and the true character Of his disease
finally exhibited itself in paralysis. But
he had rallied after the FIRST attack.
and. rs is above stated, his friends
hoped TO have spared for any years
to come lie TO them 90 justly dear.
Paralysis often long suspends i,s blows.
but seldom fails 10 repeat them with
more or less interval, until its victim Is
relieved from state Of appre hension
and mental disorganiza'ion 10 which
death Is preferable. II is far better To
follow the friend you have loved, and
whom you have known buoyant ia
health. and soaring in intellect. at once
to the tomb. than to observe him fol
months and years dying by inches, his
energies subdued. his limbs trembling
his eye lustreless. his mind no longe
emitting the bright thought.
Gen. Floyd was native Of what is
now the Commonwealth Of Kentucky
and was educated for the profession o.
medicine. in which he attained dis,in.
guished eminence; but, choosing hi.
residence in the county Of Montsome
ry. where the healthiness of The eli,
mate probably afforded but a limited
held for its exercise. he appears early
10 have embarked in politics. In these
he was qualified to make prominen
figure, by a commanding person, q
well-siored mind. a bold and manly
elocuuon. a genuine love Of country
and nerve and decision Of character
which carried awe into knavery and
corruption, whether dwelling in high Of
low places. He was elected to Con.
gress about the close Of the last war
and continued TO represent the Mont.
gomery district until he was chosen
Governor Of Virginia in 1890, a pos
which he filed with 6rmness, dignity,
and popularity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
TONE OF ADMINISTRATIONS pprssre

TONE OF DEMONSTRATION PRESSES.
The suhdued tone and altered name, A.
The presses which supper: the present Admin.
'irsiioH may be seen from the following az
rse'' from sons Of the leading pspsrs.
The Richmond Enquirer, the Van R.y,n
orgsn IN the South. saws -
The Wings are haiiering themselves
with the hope Of scbisms in our ranks.
and with = civil war between the Globe
and the Madisonian. II ~ idle 20 de.
ny the chances Of such an occurrence.
unless our political friends v 10 practise
on the maxim 81 oUF Correspondent in
Washington. Bear and Forbear."
Shall ne break 10 pieces. when the
ominons signs in Kentucky and lndi-
ana are warning us II the necessity of
union ia our ranks' No. no. Then
how are We to avoid itl BY praoiising
ioTbea'aneo aud harmony. Beer and
FOybr0r."
The Nsv YORK TINES. The Van R,,., -.
ga ~ 10 Empirs sists. saysi
Our opponents ere IN hne spiyi,s. and
claim the whole South and West
With how much justice time can only
'eh' That ihey have beaten us hand
,omely. we believe there cannot be a
doubt. Defeat Is unpleasant. but we
must learn TO bear ". nov snd then.
painful ~ % ". We have done our
beat Angels could do no more.
The ibeinnsd RspubiIssn. ths Yas Bursn |
oFgsn ~ The West. ssgsi
Much as we are disposed % sespeet /
he opin'ons n our late worthy Pfssi-
ieni upon matters affecting he inisTes,
md honor n The county. yet we are
not ore 81 those who believe in The IN.
Iall'b'liiy Of hi' Judgment With respect
10 subject about which there is 80
much diversity u opinion among the
most shie and experienced stsissmso
nd hnaheisrs IN he country. Of al
oaFiies."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKrT
For iAs wtsh sAAinE FsiA.r ,..n,n. 4.

f'' ~ ~s'h 'A4'"s FSiAsy 'Ssn,sS, .9vr IS
SPECIE Coin has advanced In p,Ie.
since our last, and ne nov quote Ms1nsn
oonan ct ~ 10 per cent. premmm; half
oo"sr - per eeai; American eoiS Al Der
cent Psirios dOubloons $3.50 each; Ro,,l
DO. eli Is; snd so'ereiEns As a.
Observation-Disclosures Sales Of hill, m
E"glsnd az 30 per cent premium. No d,.v-
srs ct present We quote bills on Rt,m,o a,
% 20 en end os Amsterdam 81 IS cts.
tIOOk.- tfsesssas - FIo,sr. - The recent,
rave pee" little larger ihsa foT sosss vssh,
Ps''' The msThst, hSvevsP, - doll. and pgi
e' snow tendency 10 decline, bus vs have
HeaIu OF no sales uo4eT former rates We
so"''""e 70 quote The stoss price 81 a.. 7Ss09.
80, s'ee smah. The vsgos prize he, ruisd
.a'S'sneu' ihe week 81 - as IS. so, the LEI.
Ter FOE Flour nsds Of ssv whest
GRAIN Whssf The psur s,ou ao.. A.,
ss ye' cone N ss freely 81 mleh, kaye hen
ssPeeisS. The pSineipal ssappl,ss received
mss week have beer fFoa, virrisjs. the s,,.I,.
- o' shieh, gsaeFSHy sP~skinR, are sure.
-. 10y 70 nose 81 Maryland end sIs a,o.liy 90.
nre'y e'esr Of garlic, which gives them s8d,-
.'onei value The sales % good ~ psias
'as'"'a feds throughout ths seek have rag.
~ ifos' tl,f0 - SITS ssiss usVs usaAa :,
'heae rates Yesterday. snd one rsresl ~ ys,y
superior Fsd Wss tskss - 81 90. To-ds,.
hoveVsF' there b IN evident decline IN ,is
nafkst snd sales q pglras virrinls red h,,s
ben made aitl.7o We quote far 10 p,in,s
Ms red, {" 1l.tsstt.ss Ne sirlegly s,,ms
Nd. EhHs Nhssis have bess ~ the s's,k,,
Isf sone dsys. that 80 hsov o. We o.ots
res >, i,1S aai 60 aslss ~ vsssoa, ps,.
eeh oi lofstgn red have besa saAa h A.
course ofihs ussh - ~ 10 - a., 80, sssors.
ing 70 gaslhy.
c'vH -sslss q white ~ shIpm~st A,,.
ossn @s6s iASsagho,it ias vssh ~ IS ss.a,--
- eay ~s Fsess II 20 . Is cents. 49, q
Isho~ s.,ly " re week ~ IS sssss-ws seu
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