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BUCKS PATENT
COOKING STOVE

= assortment Of THE, above celebra, Gu.
ing Stoves. and feel couiden, that ,hev !. !,
supply Cooking Stoves, At = holes.le Or :"
TAIL. with The mos. perfect article in ~.
Western country. I, posses,es an The :. .J'
|van,ages Of any Diner Stove now n =.
with alileaAlOne third more oven. vhi.n !.
heated with perfec. uniformity in every y, =
There are fiues IN the oven so eons,,n 49,
las TO carry Of the steam arising l,o.. s -
various kinds Of meats into the pine. ,h.. .e
BY preventing the mixture Of fisvnrs ~.
economy convenience and drsn.,ch !, vs. rs
the opelaiions Of cooking, render ,h.. 49,, -.
decidedly preferable TO any other e.er oif:'
ed 70 the public ons''
THIS Store Sands Jnrirolled bef,. y.
10 5al World. 81 - WV
We, the undersigned, have each No. ., .
use one OF Bucks Patent Cookin, Sso,.. :.
and we confidently recommend them - ~.
!f'enas "nd the public generally, as sune,;o,
~ all me operations Of cooking, to anv ~.
nave ever tried or seen used. II bs. A..
lclded Advantage over oil others with vhich
we P'' -~quaIn'ed. 10 the size Of m. oven
wh,sI IS SO constructed as 10 afford ho,;'
zon'ai surface equal 10 th a, Of The who's h.
lay ana hearth OF The stove. bekes ,on.,-
" Wen IN the front and back par,. and !.
NOT INFERIOR IN any respect 10 hriek o,.n
WIN excellent draugbi, il cousumea : vs,v
tsmall amount OF fuel - Wy
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RECOMMENDATIONS

Heretofore II has been very difficult, in
deed impossible. to always obtain good
green and black teas But now YOU nave
only TO visit the waresooms of the Pekin
Tea Company, rs and n Fulton Street, ~
as delicious and fragrant teas as you could
wish lor.-Daily Sun. -
We have tried the teas imported bv tho
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Trust Sale of Real Property.

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, BY v:tue
Of. and 10 satisfy remaining balance
due and unpaid on deed OF trust. bearing
date the 23rd day Of February, 1876, and
executed by Frank Reno 10 The undersigned
- trustee. TO secure the payment 10 Angus,
tbs e. Macarthur, Of certain moneys there
IN epecs6ed. The un lersigned will sell al
public yeDdue 10 the highest bidder for cash,
q the east door Of the Capitol in Iowa City.
)ohnson County. and State of iowa, on the
lst day Of April next Al II O'Clock, A. NJ.
Of said day, the following described real
properly. io-wit Commencing at point
on Clinton street in Iowa City. 20 feet from
the north west corner Of Lot No. in block
No. 70. running thence 90 Zee, south; thence
esst $50 feel; thence north 20 feet; thence
ives. $50 feet TO the place of beginning. he
ing 20 BY $50 feet Of said lot No. 4 in block
No, 70. MORGAN RENO, Trustee
Iowa City, Feb 26.h, ie48.
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a. W. SW 1lT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IOWA CITY, IL

IOWA CITY, IOWA. .4,
CYKtS WALkER, formerly of Illinois, nov
Of burlington, will assist him in all cases in III.
Supreme Court Of the State OF Iowa.
he VIII also act as Agent in selling leasing, and
purchasing real estate and paying taxes--and in
Deposits and investments of every kind.
ohce on the south east corner CT capital square.
Iowa City, Jan. LIST, 1917. ia
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GOLD PE.N.S.
SAINT LOUIS MANUFACTURES

EVERY one warranted 10 give entire sat
! isfac,ion, or the money relurged. his
admitted BY all who use them, that Robbins
Gold Pens are equal if moi superior TO any
ever offered in this market. Fur sale.
wholesale and retail. with or without the
gold and silver cases, at the manufac,orv.
No. 1913 Main street, near vine.
July, lS47-la LIT 4
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JOSEPH HOLLAND i. Ri, f., n,xo,,.

CHARITY HOLLAND,S
THE said Charity Holland will take no.
tice that said Joseph Holland fled his bill
in the District Court Of Johnson county and
Stale Of Iowa, on the 4ih day of October.
lS47. praying for a divorce from said Chair
~. and aledging as canse OF divorce, the
wilful desertion Of him by said Charity,
without reasonable cause for one wear
Now if the said Charity shall no, appear
on the Grst day OF the next term Of said court
and plead. answer or demur to said bill, the
same will be taken as confessed.
8. B. GARDNER, clerk
Jan. 26th 1913. 4l.8w
C.. Bates, Solicitor. $50
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Bates & Palmer.

ATTORNEYS AND CouNsELoRs AT Law
AND SOLICITORS IN CHAxcEY,
Will practice in the Supreme and Distric,
Courts of State Of Iowa, 5ssr-7
All professional business entrusted to
heir care will be promptly attended to.
July ooh 1877.
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.1n, illustrated fDeTlOlfCdts 10r ne JfQi2On
81 Published Monthly; y4ssH
EDITED BY AUGUSTINE DUGANNE.
| u MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
| OF sixty -four pages. The CONTENTS wi.
consist OF Moral Domestic, and H,s,orica
Tales, National Legends, free, fearless. an.
we'll written essays on all importan, ques
| ,ions oil Reform, Sketches of Travels, De
scrip,ions Of Scenery earnest.a soul-s,ir
ring Poetry. Biography, Graphic Views o
| the Times,i sc. sc. s3s21s 5iE 3ia
Each part will be embellishej with eigh
Portraits Of 81 t,ia s4sa 8 er fE
I, DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS,
and magnificent views of National Siruc
lures, drawn from Nature, by the unrivaIle,
Plumbeotype process. in the best style
and.in the course OF the year, many fac sim
lies OF original autograph Letters, and 9th
er documents of interest will be presented
10 the public. H. e#Gyni
No expense nor efforts will be spared to
reader the work emphallcaily, The POPU
LAR MAGAZINE, and combine in the
service Of the people, a greater amount OF
talent than has ever before been presented
in connecton with similar publications.
10 fine. the Popular Magazine is esiab
lished 10 do good-and its desian is based
upon the broad principles Of Public Virtue
Morals, and true Chrls,ianuy-haying fn
its guiding star in the enterprise, TRuAH.
bean,ifu! and Eternal Truth. The work is
put forth as a nucleus, around when all The,
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advocates Of human PROFESSIONALISM raj
iy for The supper, OF their principles. rc
all workers Tor The common Good. we sa,
God sdeed' To those who pray for a bel
ter future. we respond from the depths Of ouI
hearts, Amen
With the true and the beautiful in Nature
and Arr. this periodical shall sympalhIze-
with the aspirations Of noble hearts, il will
mingle its own. The organ of no parry. iis
motto will be Universal Rights-un,ram-
melled by sectarisnism. its text shall be
peace on earh-good will 10 all menu
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Sleeper & Fenner,
MANUFACTURERS OF
TYNfDDETTAC DApAS0IS &n

UM6NELLAC, i hNAOOAIJ, NC'
NO. 1876 MARKET STREET,
South Side, belo,c Fourth. Philadelphia.
INVITE the al,ennon Of Merchants and
4 Manufacturers 10 their very Extensive
Elegant, New Stock. prepared with grea'
care. and offered at the lowest possible pr
ces for Cash.
The principle on which this concern is es-
tablisted. is 10 consult the mutual interest
Of their customers and themselves, by man
ufacturing a good article, selling il at The
Lowest Price for Cash, and realizing ,hei,
own remuneration in the amount Of sales
and quick returns.
Possessing inexhaustible facilities for man
ufacture, they are prepared TO supply orders
10 any extent. and respectfully solicit the
patronage of Merchants. Manufactures and
Dealers.
Philadelphia. July 81, 1910
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AXE SPECIAL NGIICE

AXE SPECIAL Notice.
A LII persons knowing themselves debt
4 - ed to the subscriber, are particularly re-
qaes'ed to call AID settle their respective ae-
counts, on or before the tenth day of March
next; and those having demands syains, N
will please present them for Settlement.
s. NJ. BALLARD, NJ. D.
Iowa CITY. Feb. 4ih lS46-52.y
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Fire and Marine Insurance Conn
paNy.

rTyHE undersigned has been duly appointed an
i Agent ofthe Protection Insurance Compa-
nv Of Hartford. Conn.,, at Iowa City, Iowa, and
is authorized to insure dwelling houses, stores
and ware houses, mills, manufactures. barns,
stables and the contents Of each, together with
evevy other similar species of property against
loss or damage by fire. The rates Of premium
offered are as low as those of any other similar
institution, and every man has an opportunity,
for trifling sum, to protect himself against the
rayages Of this destructive element, which often,
in Single hour sweeps away the earnings Of
many years. 80.
the value of Fire Insurance can be adequately
appreciated, viz: While standing upon the ruins
Of persons own property, receiving from the
Insurance office the full amount which ne has
lost; or standing upon the same spot surrounded,
perhaps, by destitute family, lamenting that
stupidity and folly which failed to provide
against such contingency.
80 1oA1 40
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OF Iowa City have now in store and will
" keep constantly on hand the very latest
assortment OF FANCY s. STAPLE DRY
GOODS,
Groceries, Hardware,1I IRON and Steel,
and Queens,rare; Nails, Glass, &c. s
Boots and Shoes, Sole and upper Leuth-
Hats, Caps 8 Bonnets er. sa T .'s5
AIIkinds Of
DOMESTIC GOODS AND COTTON YARN.
F.aINT'S. OILS AND. FURNISHES.
together with every article usually keptin I
Variety Store, which they will sell at AS
TONlSHlNGLY low prices. ,i93 @
t9t e.. & H. avail themselves Of this occa
Esionto acknowledge pasi favors, and 1.-The We
lry liberal patronage they have received. ant
most specially solcir a continuance Of hi
same, IN proportion as iney may merit ii, BY
a course OF smelly fair dealing, and dispo
lsl,ion generally 10 consult and promote TIL
best interests ofiheir customers. II IS alrea
! DIV so universally known that they keep
better assortment of Goods and sell cheaper
than any other store IN Iowa City. thatlhe,
deem il unnecessary TO invite purchasers !.
call. hut take II for granted they will do s.
as a matter Of course, and assure Them lha
they will sell as cheap as any store ia th.'
place, or in Bloomington, by addiag The ex
Epense Of hauling. 80" rs
All kinds Of Produce will Se taken in ex
change for Goods, including Beeswsx. Tai
low. Lard, Dry Hides, Furs. Hogs Brislles
&c. Sc. &c. a1g GaJSus 500 E54
May II, lS47. .gg.. ST Is .lO-6m
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NNY'ICE.

THE co-par,nership heretofore existing
I under the irm Of Robinson g. Fisher, is
this day by mutual consen, dissolved; the
business Of the firm will be settled by James
Robinson. JAMES ROBINSON,
J. II. FISHER.
Iowa City. July 10. l847-l9
c. Bates, Iowa City. | d. p. PALMER, Marion
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 Cos
LIST OF .s, A
FOREIGN PERIODICALS.


= j
The Westminster Review. q
BlaclkW OOd's Edinburg Magazine
The above Periodicals are reprinted in N
York, Immediately on their arrival by the
British steamers, in beautiful clear type,
on 6ne white paper. and are faithful copies
Of the iginals--BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE
being an exact fac-simile Of the Edinburgh
edition.
The prices OF the Re PRINTS are less than
one third of those Of the foreign copies. and
while they are equally well got up, they at
ford allthai advantage 10 the .4aerican over
The English reader. 81
TERMS. as +,
PAYMEsr TO BE MADE IN ADVANCE.
For any one of the four Reviews. So Ol
For any two. do . W
For any three, do W
For all four OF the Reviews, 8 0(
For Blackwood's Magazine, 8 0t
For Black wood and the A Reviews, 10 0l
" Remiitances ard COMMUNICATIONS
must be made in all cases without expense
10 the publishers. The former may always
be done through Postmaster by handing
| him the amount 10 be remited, taking HI.
receipt and forwarding the receipt BY mail
Post paid; orthe money may be enclosed in
ale,ter. Post paid, directed 10 the publish.
ers. 81.
*.*.qH Communications should be address
ed (post paid)
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
Publishers,
uear-l liz Fulton ST., N. York
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-22

| To any person who will send us the
mcney for TIVE subscriptions, we will furn
ish two copies Of the Magazine, and give as
a premium one copy Of
|LIPPARD'S LEGENDS OF THE REV.
OLUTiON. +
For subscription OF Eleven Dollars, sen,
by mail OF otherwise. "e Will furnish teur
copies for one year and give as premium
beautiful DAGUEkREOTYPE MINI
AZURE, 10 an elegant irame--one OF The
most appropriate holiday presents that cat
be given 10 friend or relative. ....sf
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INDICTMENTS TO CLUBS.

The 'PIumbe Popular Magazine will b,
furnished to Clubs at the following rates:
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Pork and Reef Packing and
SLAUGHTERING.

Pork and AScef l'aCklnS ant!
SLAUG HTERING.
WE are prepared TO cut and cure 10000
w Hogs the coming season. having the
salt on hand and the cooperage engaged
We have made additions 10 the buildings
and erected large sheds. SO that we shall be
enabled 10 keep everything under cover, and
persons driving Hogs OF Cattle here. may
depend upon having them slaughtered ans
pack ed 10 the best and most speedy manner
Having every convenience and experienced
help. we Haiier ourselves that We shall be en-.
abled TO render perfect satisfaction.
Our prices will be the same as last season,
and as low as a, any similar establishment
on the Upper mississippi. No charges re-
quired until the LIST Of April, l84S,
We shalt also be prepared to make ad.
vaDces upon meat packed with is.
Storage for 10000 bushels wheat.
Hogs slaughtered for the offal
GREEN g. STONE.
Blooming ,on, Oct. 10, lS47
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-22

small amount OF fuel.
w. w. Dodge. FIR
A w Fagin s &
Samuel Basseu WI
Rev. u Chamberlain E [
u +. Williams H 1
A S Rutherford Joh
ID w Graham H.,
5 Thorp O.,
Charles c Norris WI
Thomas Jones vii
Jacob Kneedler r 1
Capt. John J Roe GEE
Spencer Smith Oh,
&c w Pomeroy ~ CT
Shelton + FOCUS DR.
Mrs E Walker Ey,
Mrs S V CIevenger The
Barron & Rothwell sc
A lcenhower FF
lssiah Townsend w
Louis Mon,any CIV,
Rev w Griswold Oh,
Nahum Aldrich, Mr..
To show that these s,o
highest esllmoiion in Obi
10 refer to the following
r'nnati, where they have
last three years:
Rev Dr. Aydeloue Re,
DR. Woodward DIR
Alphonso Taft, Esq, w
DR. Rives DR.
Josiah Drake &c,
Augustus kham DR.
D I Disney Pc,
We have on hand an
ment Of the IMPROVED
other STOVES, a, whole:
2O9 Main street, st Loui.
he Missouri Hotel.
.E+-.4 E HAV
I. 20, '47-27
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NEW ERA IN PERIODICALS

THE PLUME POPULAR MAGAZINE;
fin Illustrated Periodical for the -haiion;
Published .Monfhlu;
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do Golden Chop, Plantation

H. or Garden growth. | SO
Golden Chop This is ,he finest Green Tea
: cultivated in China. 1t is of The FIRST
pickngs. and excels all ether Green Teas
tor It's del'cacy Of flavor. strength and arc
ma. Heretofore this Tea has never reach
ed this country, except in small lots. as
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-22
GREEN TE.AS.

Si'rer Leaf-Seldom sold, even by large
dealers. because of the very small prof s
made On It's sale. This is very superb,
Tea. -. f,. fye .-....
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ImpOrtant yeWs! !
80 JMiles trarel rsoued By al those ,rho b.,
Goods Of Gosrer & 4l7oi instesd Of Z
gong to bloomington. i'aess
Cover e. Holt,

9. w. COVER.
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y. w. HOLT,
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sgMAX BOAT AG1Y(

Iowa City, Jan. "a, 1886.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-22
Medical Notice.

Iowa City, June 90. 1887.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-22

June 2. ls47-n12.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-16

The MAGNETIC TELEGEAPH.-We have made
mp our minds that the Magnetic Telegraph. con-
Quoted az it now is, and fear it will be, is
nuisance which ought to be abated. The news is
sent or detained, just it may suit the operators.
and when sent at ALL is half of the time utterly
unntelgibie. The news of the Europa's arrival
was sent to lis from Charleston, and reached here
yesterday, while other dispatches containing the
same news started about the same time, and We're
received on Thursday night. There is cheating
somewhere
The daily crescent., 1848-09-16

Ireland Guiet--Escape OF Gorrnan--France-
Flight of Louis Blanc Rollin and Caussdiere-
Medil alton in Italy-M kets, etc.
We received, yesterday evening. the following
lespatch announcing the arrival of the steamship
Europa, bringing important news from Europe.
The Europa made very short passage.
CHAR LESION, Sept. IA, 1e4S.
The Europa has arrived Ireland remains quiet,
and preparations going forward for the trial Of
the confederaled leaders, OGorman and Darcy
have succeeded in effecng their escape TO France.
The arrests of Chartists are continued in England.
The Irish Commission ior the trial of the state
prisoners to open in three weeks In France
the debate the June insurrec,ion had caused
defended themselves with much vehemence against
The charges brought against them. Canssliere
was more humble in his protestations. Warrants
issued for the arrest of Caussdere and Rollin
who both fled. Louis Blanc also fled, it is sup
POSED to Belgium Paris was tranquil. Louis
Philippe has applied for his private funds.
Austria has accepted the English and French
mediatIon. Riots had taken place al Vienna and
Berlin, but they were suppressed The Hungarian
troops have been defeated by the rebels.
Wheat has declined three to four pence per
bushel, and -four had fallen one shilling per barrel
on the lst of September. The duty on wheat is
reduced one shilling per quarter. The demand for
cotton is s1eady-sales 49, 400 bales. INLAND fair
and mddling unchanged. Orleans reduced one
eighth; lower grades advanced one eighth at pub
lie sales. Sea Island declined one quarter to half
penny.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-16
from the Western Worldly
THE BIG BOTTLE HUMBUG.

WE FEEL IT ALMOST DEROGATORY TO our.
selves to use the above phrase but there Is really moth
ing which adequately expresses the imposition which
ha, been successfully praced upon the public for a
past, respect certain preparations OF SARsAP.-
RLLA 1t is not at all surprising the public has
through the matter, and that the extremely diluted pre-
parat referred have about their course
IN the rapid falling off of the demand The real facts the
premises follows:
l The large bottles Of Molasses and water containing
weak infusion OF Sarsapara. constantly liable
Hsss a.a trhnf"'Gton Every dealer IN the article from
2t The big bottle preparations decidedly injurious in
hshhp corked bothe, is manesy unfit be received mo
DELICATE stomach On tins point there not the slightest
room for doubt. Many patient has been hus injured
81. The npmbfr Of doses the large bottle prepaa,ions
Is not so great as those OF some of the smaller Tire dose OF
ing TO Their printed directions while that of the smaller
o s sc,co or ,s @ m d, M OF sehn% &
comparison with some OF the smaller.
4h The bottles weigh between three and four pounds
each the eight of which The aggregate. important
item to the vender and consumer.
THE GRAEFENBERG sARsAPARlLLA COM
hon OF he day. it is almost literally Snipnatc O, Sarsa-
para So highly concentrated that TIE dose bit the
nat IT sAn4t aspourtUf, whfe The doe OF that
which sold in large bottles nearly wiae JUHi In
addon to Sa'sapa1 la Ii contains powerful Goncenaton
Dock Guiacum. an0 other important medCaments which
are not tounu IN any other PREPARATION.
IHE QUEEN 5 DELIGHT. Whlch forms an essential ngre-
dent IN the Gaeenheg SIsaparla Compound, probably
superior 10 Sarstpala ITSELF PrOeO Frost, iaI'eStOn
5 c. speaks of follows the Southern Journal of Med.
lcrne and Pharmacy Few vegetable productions exhib,
upon the system generally. So powerfully
action eXered the capillary am, seceting vessels, in
changing their morbid states conditions, and a,po,ing
them TO and healthy action, la is be
preferred, etc He further add, it Is in cr m dis.
eases and chronic lnammaon and also in the long
consequences that follows syphilis that etcac, is es
exhibited - " ~
These 'hings being So let all who have mad. ~, their
minds to any SanapaHla that OF the tnrg
Company
S 17arra0fed In he times gggrr jc1rj1,s yg,
other hn0wp matter how large the bottle o. e>tray
agani the advertisement. ~, .
The daily crescent., 1848-09-16
News by the Telegraph.
from Charleston News

tFrOm { b e harleston News
New YORK, Sept. = Evenlng.--1'he news by
Hibernia has caused an advance on Flour of 80 cts
per barrel. The Cotton market unsettled.
BosToN, Sept THE Free Soil Convention
held for the State of Massachusetts,, has nominated
Stephen c. Philips, as their candidate for Governor
and John Mills, for Lieutenant Governor.
An address was adopted, and a set of resolutions
pa sed, which reflect pretty severely upon Daniel
Webster. The Convention was quite largely at
tended.
BosToN, Sept. S.-The Catholic Church in South
boston. over which the Rev. Mr.. Ftzsimmons
presided, was DESTROYED hv fire this morning The
edltlce was valued AT S75 900.
The packet ship Ocean Monarch proves te te :,
total loss. There was insurance effected on the
cargo to the amount of 500, 600 and on the vessel
S27 200.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 81 p. M-NIessrs Barring.
bother d Cos circular Of the 25th, by tie IIiher-
MA, says Cotton has declined ID per ID. OF Rice
Inc peter quaii'es have advanced % to 25 shillings
ALEXANDRIA, VA.) Sept II learn that John
COhey, of Pomonkay. Charles comfy. (NIdl came
to his death on "Wednesday last it is said. by the
hands Of his brother in-law, Mr.. Atchson. TIL.
accused has been arrested d.
from the Baltimore Suny
New York. Sept. 7-5 P M.-The stock marke. exhibits
20 maeHs 9bange Sb Sales have been making of reasnr
n%'eS THc5,a, al 81 o8G9i ~ s6s new oan, 81 O4 a.
fne eceIts and supply of Four gh and the demand
active lhera Is good Shipping inquiry. Sales today
amount 70 1000 bh in all. s6D So IS fo Genesee and
50 s.lGs6 o. for Southern brands cswego and Ohio
s. SMs6. Corn Meal in good request, with sales al
; 81 s(d)3 50 per bbi. Rye Flour - 81 Wheat Is in
active eane Sales of the day foot ur about Is bushels
= 81 3'Tasl 3s for pure Genasee. and 81 lGD 81 ~ fo
m and in demand for shipment. Sales tofay OF so 90
bushels at ts6s cents Tor mixed Ohio 70G12 for pure
white round yellow 550,6 Sales 10 day OF tCOO bush
Oats Al 3o04 and het.e Rye y with sales
Po Isons eadv Sales of Mess Pork al SIl 0 slI 50
ami Prme dc. 80 Mess Beet nominal s12 5O s13 S7
Snies OF 800 kegs Lard at cts H. Groceries steady
but not active. Sales OF Rio Coffee 6l5 cs Sugar and
Moasse: at last quotations. Rice fa, demand and the
has had effect upon the Cotton maketsaes OF 800 bales
yesterday prices.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. - P. M-The Flour market con.
times irm with good home deman and era bic
quiry for shipment Sales today. OF Penrsyivania brands
Al IS So and some better quality 81. Com Mea So l2l
iD3 % Rye Flour siI II 49, .GOccneS nue. stead,
but not active Coffee. RIO Gets. Rice 3 sGD4 cts 9th
There We little doing CotOn-no change notice IN
prices. Holders firm and buyers disposed 10 meet them