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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

-it seats in the Court House. A
lence. lasting for few minutes,
fif entrance bnt was soon broken
fns,ling noise near the door Of The
pTe 'tfom whence the jury entered. head
|ti BY The 'oremen, who held the issue pa per
10 his hand.
lIhen The jury were seated the foreman
ip1ed The verdict TO Mr.. Pedd!er, Clerk of
b. Crown. who commenced calling over
8og> Of The jury.
The clerk having completed the calling OF
ame@, asked. IN rather nervous ahd indis.
net tone, naniesly sensible of the painful
feet aooul TO follow, "Genilemen, have you
greed 10 your vesdIc'E'
The fyremdf--'I Yes"
Clark Of the Crown.--.How say you1 Is
Il llan Smith Q 'Bren gniIiy or not gui,y?"
Aher considerable lapse Of time the fore.
/ van. IN low oppressed fnsrmur. pronounced
EGui!ly.' Tears might be seen aud sobs
Il bard IN every part Of the court. Mr.. Obi
alone u'alalalned a composed aspect. and
/ knowledged the verdict by slightly uciin-
y bic heai 10 Ih- jury.
Il The foreman Of The jury essayed to say
Wv VIZ e'''''-
III tone, 10 the clerk Of he Crown, MIR
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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

Why is printer like religious man
Because he is pi-ousIy inclined, and the
& devil fears him.
Why should tetotaelr never have
wife. Because he will no. snp porter
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
The R0cRr of Kindness.

Fenelon was Roman Catholic, an Arch.
bishop Of Cambria, in France. He was man
of,he 6pes, feeling. of the greatest benevolence
and liz uniformly prac,ised the law, cover
come evil with good" He was kind and at
fable to The lowly, mild and corteons TO the
ignorant, phiauthropc to the miserable, a"d
ever gentle to both friend or foe. The conse-
auence was, that he won all hearts. HIS do
cese was often the theatre Of war-bns the
English, Germans and Dutch even surpassed
the Inhabitants of Cambria in their love and
veneration for him. At such times. he gath
sred the wre,cl,ed into his residence and en-
,er,ainsd them,ss his kaown kindness had
surrounded him with d power which even
con,euding armies could not resist; and the
consequence was. that his dwellings, were
safe, even when towns and villages were ly-
ing in smoking ruins around. The following
is an instance of his great kindness. He OBJ
served one day, that peasant, who had been
driven from his home and TO whom Fenelon
had given shelter, ate nothing. lie enqulred
the reason.
"AIas! my Lord" said the poor man, Gin
making my escape from my cottage had not
tine 10 bring off nv cow. which was The sup
por, Of my family: The enemy drove her
away, and | shall never find another so good y
Fenelon, awaiting himself OF the privilege OF
safe conduct, Immediately set out accompani'
ed by a single servant, and drove her back
himself to the peasant. By thus walking ac"
cording to the law Of overcoming evil with
good, he gained the affections of all. The
peasan,ry loved him as their ta'her.and long
after his death, their tears would flow when
they said. There is the chair on which our
good Archbishop used to sit 10 the midst OF
US; we shall see him no more What a
crown Of unfading glory the law of love gave
him.-MOnt gomery.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

~ Natures real wants are few, bu
the cravings Of fancy are infinite.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

PQthefic.-A FfeDchnan on seeing
Mrs Siddons play Isabella. in the Fatal
Marriage" declared her performance TO
be very fine, bn, SAID thai The pathetic ef-
fec. was by no means equal 10 VITA, he
had Witnessed in Paris. AT The performance
of a petite play called Mlsanihropy and
reIsnlance." | was obliged, said he. 10
hold my umbrella over my head. 10 pre-
ven. my clothes from being drenched
with The showers of tears, which fell from
the boxes over my head
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

who might vent -
tiers. w e ask IN,
Department may y
the exposed sl,nN
Tier. and proviCQ
pan,es along aboV
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

20 unarmed on the from
prough you the War
, ade acquainted with
q of the Texas from
f,ionaI ranging COM
~ ne settlements.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

" minutes past five their lord ships
4if seats in the Court House. A
ence. lasting for a few minutes,
eif entrance bnt was soon broken
bns'ling noise near the door Of The
tfom whence The jury entered. head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03
Oliver Rvans-Johu Fitch.

Olsrer Erans. in 1876 urged upon Colnmit'ee
Of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania. the advantages
20 be derived from STEAMBOATS, ana steam
wagons" and predicted their uniFersa snopl'o"
in short time. The opinion "hich 'he OOiul..s
tee formed OF him was expressed ~" yvals a.
terw ard bv one Of it, BiemOers' "a Ins iono" -
words To tell YOU me Ueth, M N'aHsi 8
thought YOU were derahgeu "nen 80 =, -
-, s,ag,o.a,ar0ns.' The other relates 70 J0hH
I,s1@I = 49, and watch maker, than whom
-. ,.-..,iors persevering and unfortunate man
-, I~s4, In spite OF difficulties that few could
- - he succeeded Ia raising the means 70
l-.,.,~t a steam. boat which he ran several tunes
-, PHILADELPHIA % Burlington and Trenton IN
80 AZ first attempt and from the W ant Of
oroper manufactures Of machinery at tie time, II
was Of necessity imperfect then pubic opinion
was unlavorable and the shareholders hnaiy
abandoned the scheme. HIS feelings may De ma
giped but not described for he saw and preGlcten
Inc glory that awaited the man who should sue
coed in introducing such vessels IN more ia'Ol sOe
times The dav will come, he observes, when
some more powerful man viii get fame and riches
bv nv invention but nobody will believe that poor
John Fitch can DO anything worthy Of attention
He declared that within a century the western
river. woud swarm with stesm-vessels, and he
expressed wish 20 be buried on the margin Of
the Ohio that the music OF marine engines IN
passing by his grave might echo over the sods that
covered him. Ia a letter 20 Mr.. Rlttenhouse, in
1892 he shows the applicability Of steam 10 prope
ships Of war and asserts that the same agent
would be adopted 20 navigate the Atlantic DOM
for packets aud armed vessels. Descantlng on
one occasion upon his iavonte topic person pres
ent Observed as Fitch retired poor fellow what
n pity he il crazy He ended his life IN a nj oil
insanity by plunging into the Allegany
lEwbsnks Hydraulics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03
ID I ( D.

80 NARY vf~ Of JoAo p Has as~i % var
$50. srg 49, repeatedly a'ssa 70 ai,.ns ssr iass
<tss' = 49, Netsssesl nornlnf fhi y ~
80 =, -. al c,assJse 70 NsFsf' CsnsieF' iof a'-'
ct 4. Mr.. RUTH HARRISON "a Ne 'a'A JesF ID
t,s. are repeatedly NV ted o. stissi hsr ians
49, .s,,- from h@r ate r~si-nce 10 - Fl son
80 - .tost .rfhsr r,faton Hsf remains enl - i@A-
So - m FfizR ssarhter Il Hsno W sns EA'a
s.' " " +. 30, ROBERT .or Of Jane. sli I'sss' Ha'
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~. s''o ~ ~, -,-,. Or, O. MATILDA -sef 'i."
81 5s.fttsr af G heri vs.s 80 sset =, ys,,
s.ll..5 So ~ RHODES ALLEs .@.ssr ..er
f-- 30 . 49,. Ts ,..i1s. ~ .ns. Of ,ae ..1y
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81 l.s,' ., o.. s,a oi Mr. BRAiNAFD vie Of R-7
Q s-a'r -, ,s,s,, d. ti@ 5ie.ied hope Of glorious m
~ ssextsviV CHICHESTER. ln ~ slh year o, p. ~.
nzf1 49, ami, ~ 80 n~nroers n knEs 60 ioasr 10
~ 49, -. Is d srisburfa tIvI-lol No Jos = OF .rd 10
= -, - n q. ~ are repeatedly in'sa n 49,
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= 49, 49,, ~ ror.-e viii te token ~ he hs'ht ast p
- y. - .srsces TI fnse place AFTER Nii'h i.s
cs.rs - az morung vii - taken D, f~ifos' 7"
,ssvs ! ~ s.,.o I.sas. Js.,srisy 'Non3nyi ofnng. Of
30 fst.c WARD yFkniLft, aEe1 years ana 81 Jay
49, - -. tsls ace ths stsru,oa - = . COO y,vsv
n -, 1000. o. s-pi p iss. ~ Ns Orleans EBhNh
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~ INWARD DAYTOS LEWIS, son o. WIN Ls~-' ~
= - .. of tie frn 81 nofa NcGfah Co o -" VI
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Passengers sailed.

hssa-,.tp Cr,fferf Cfy r. Havana shuCk VIM MeM
M p~rr- jane. ArruWmth DAVID lloyd, Dallas Wood. Nc
ssos NJ Nc pernuot Bs Maun Ne- Bensvenano snt lady
o. Csher, and attendant b0tesn. bfit bstN, Miller
Bacon sd, Poonn and aty ME- Chare- sng snt
slIt,sr sersnoni and mother Ia Revasn So Mora Pratt
esipesxui Borrecaro Laperson Nora. AeN homs
kfus y hslon and lswi-
F~ No OriesnsJ Valentine Heury lerina and lady /
Csst,l Thomas Wright Van Title Thomas Canea Thomas
John Anderson. ID ssusn Nfs fh lips and
~ Mlnss-s LEVIN nnCommean ksiacne
s.ss Re. focck. Mdsenhefser. Nr frehn NJ Mills
nus 0-rse Robinson John iap~s Colet W Ouereuger
rs3eu Hduni Fsgcrte, Montgomery keyerohon, NJ Mae
adv -u and children Notnt lsbane and 't
chUfy W krN and sdy bfllmc J iafs and
s.ra and iy Mr. Huntington lst sni er'a ant Ste
CAur,h lady and Mr. Anderson Ccmsnce Gneuu
Cart wa3e d children and servant Mrs Chnne Ms Ml.-
ssiksn JARVIS ad, Gcofge johnson. N.nson' ID u
Wfbers Geo Young ractwoot, Isbouiuc lsboune
A<s w.asf Mss fhsh Cspt Thomas Wntsof Nhr- ics.in
Sszss Lsoa ns,s, Capt CrONe Capt fsyson "uue Nof
mas Wa rey Snnon. Bacon CsptA Chias Barnett Capt
1vow Waiam Weiiru. ~ fhf ffsea9eJohn Costs ff
t. ctucsr Alfred Robinson Warren HAL, stephan Iweedy
infVpkc Ne1uan Thomas hsrvef John Ntecsnd Nm pr,
trss> furtuou. u McGrcs, fsrn-ee MARTIN hsritgc, W
hd Shsrsrd. Mr. Roni. Philip Bort Jones' Chs- Hal
Nof.asL Chas Note LON. fspi Guocha, snNe Martin pen
- rCsfiy. Rsrr ID to-, John hrsty. Nooise rtoH vi
b.Js ~ an child, "A Bsr.t, and IA Muller
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sale. Of StOok,. &C. see Fourth Pnss.
MONDAY, October 2-P. NJ.

MONDAY, October 2-P. NJ.
The uuiavorsble condition OF the Stock Market
continues and the Fancies are again depressed Sound
stocks were steady-Treasury Notes sold at g. and Tor
the Government Loan was bid Although the belief
Is anost universal in the street tina, Mr. COrcorsn mas
or will succeed in making sale Of large portion OF the
loan vet no favorable effect can be promised No one
appears disposed to speculate upon this belief and the
sale Of Government Securities are moderate at pre-
vious rates.
In Freights there IS something doing, and rates,
excepting for Cotton firm. Engagements Of Flour
were made At Is Cd and of Corn at sld09d. Heavy
Freight sos, and Cotton At something of 32d.
Holders Of Sterling are frmer, and leading bills
are held at o. There is however, but moderate
business doing and actual advance has been estsb
lished.
The Banks show more disposition 10 make
loans, and the Money market is considerable easier.
The amount OF Coal transported on the Reading
Railroad last week was % 2a6 tons making the total
for the 946,757 tons
The Controller gives notice Of the organization
OF two new moneyed institutions, the knickerbock
er Bank at Genoa Csyuga County, and the Cortland
County Bank at Cincsnstus.
Ii is stated that Government have hired SIX
t,en of the stores at the Atlantic Dock for fifteen
years for wsrehousng purposes al yearly rent oil
Sol 900
The following table Of prices that ruled at But
fao on the OF October for series Of years, will be
ip.araating nerhans IN some of our readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03
The following table Of prices that ruled at Bui
falo on the s of October for series Of years will be

We understand that the town OF Greenfield has
secured $4,000 subscription the Troy and Greenfield
road Should the other towns upon the Deerhed River
as well the road may be put under contract as far as
Sherbune Falls this Autumn
The Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad have
lated stock complete and equip their road at
$50 per share par sl0O This road is continuation
OF the Fitchburg to Brattlcboro and already graded
to its terminus tina, it will be opened in January
run by the Fitchburg Railroad Company for nearly
year and better constructed road caunot probably be
found in New England The terms OF payment OF the
stock very favorable being in assessments OF
$40 and SlJ upon each share in October, December
February and April The Circular OF the Directors
states
With th. subscription taken OPP md The pad II he
times speed directors VII be be 10 oIon ihe road 90 bie
boro the COMPANY account during The monh "' 'u
next
The whole amount OF the bonds pld Indebtedness OF
this corporation does not now exceed $4,000 upon
capital of three millions.
The amount Of revenue at Boston for the week
ending Sept %, was Sos s22 SO There is no specie
movement, al the port the only lite against last week
being the import of $3.50 from Hsyd.
Among the returns recently Published in Eng
land one relating the export of bullion from the
United Kingdom is very interesting From this docu'
ment prepared by the lnspector-G enersl OF imports
and exports at the Custom House the following appears
TO have been the aggregate exports of coin and bullion
from the United Kingdom for the years undermen-
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BOOK TRADE.
A UNIVERSAL HISTORY,

DEING 4 COMPLETE and impartial narrative Of the
- most remarkable Of al nations from the infancy
OF mankind 20 the present time, ~ o. L h-bDr' LII u %
Nos now Published a. p cis. per 40. 49,
The frsi Volume Of Ancient History bound IN coth -
The Architects series Of Orgius Designs Tor Onmesuc
and Ornamental Cottages No. {. "a NOl now published me
first % Nos bound -.
Agnes or the Possessed by T ;. Arthur price - ci'
KncGrrhocker for October. ~ ci-
Hunts Magazine for October. Sd 90
Graham's Magazine for October. - cis
National Tor Dc Oher. l8. cs.
I.ady- Book. for October p cis.
Union Magszin~ Tor OcfOb-r, - Ct.
The Imsg- Of ns Father p Cts
The Plough. the Loom and tae Anvil y 81
The Ornhan N.eces iv Miss PlcSeunE, y 60
Jenny Lind. by Mis- Rose Ellen Hendncks. 3 ci.
1 Whm ana IL ConseC lruces. by James p cis
Life OF Gen. Zachary Taylor with ell his Correspond
ence, u. Cts
o. q Z.ch SonRs. Anecdotes. &C g.
The Cornoete Produce PeckOnsr showing the rsle by
pound or hu,he Of al The reni knds OF GRAIN. % 60
Agents Booksellers others supplied o. ne ne-' OF
terms By DIV II NbA' rNI IN
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On an analysis OF the account the tot a amount OF
specie exported appears to have been ship ed to foreign
following proportions


yaluing the above amounts at the Nj 1T price OF gold
and the average price Of silver it wou appear that the
bullion Exported exceeded $4,000 600 erlng of which
sum about half gold and the rems inder silver
From this amount however in order Il, ascertain the
net sum exported the value OF the sp ecie imported
must be deducted but the Custom ouse returns do not
afford sny information the point. The Bank OF ing
Land returns show that the highest smoua Of gold and
silver held during the year -7. by that Establishment
WAS S4Q5 572 on the "a Jan; and the Il west amount
fs32 69l on the 23d Oct the difference eng 70 oe
sSl This may afford sufficiently correct data to esn
the sc,us smount Of specie exPof ted over the
amount received
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ALBAN THE PIRATE.

4 ROMAUNT Or THE METROPOLIS BY WIN Wal
Il ace. author OF The Co.'s Of Otr &c rd edition
o. tiis great work published tlis day. pric- = &C.
spanish Grammar. being o new met1Od Of learning To
read write and speak the Spanish Language, by j. III
gut m Nos. each - re.
The secret Foe O. novel. by Ms Pickering. p ct-.
The Poueion Legacy. by A beat smith, % cents
Magazines for October. al Of them ro'g ready
Abelnego the Money Lender by Mrs Gore
The Disgrace OF the Family. by Jeuod.
TIE Irish sketch Book by the Author 81 Naniy tAf &C
Flnsdons IN America or HI IN Lie m New orb. . CTS
The Merchants Dag ghter. by Miss Pickering. > cis.
Doubey snd Daughter. beautifully uiustraied-95 cts
Co0pers new Novel. Oak Openings, VOC each > ct'
Warning 90 Wives by fhe Auihor OF Inc jill, . ci-
Iainrss new novel. v him. - c..
The Orphan Niece. by Mis- + len Pcserng 50 ei'.
the Land ~ Live b., lL0ndonl price 81 cis
The Beautiful Widow. BY 7 ; Arthur, : cts
The above. together win I'll the new and cheap puohca
tons. Wholesale and retail. a.
~ bFRFORD A 60. :, A-lof holrr.
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THE vyornyH OF THE BIBLE.

n APPLETON co. 200 Broadway, sre preparing
~. for publication The Women OF the Bibles delneaed
In series of sketches of prom females mentioned n
HOLY Scripture b. Clerfyme Of the mixed sstes JUS
frsed bv @rheen characer.uc steel eugrarlngs ied
hv Jonathan NJ Nsinwnehf D u. One beautifully printed
imperial 9vO Volume cur1u-.y bound
In ths work the publishers hope 90 present 90 he pubic
one Of the u splendid volumes thai hss ever appeared
one too which shall be- Of ntere.t for le day or n-
wear hu Inch shall % possessed OF perpetual vau-
m me ali ify with which the literary department will be-
.rutsi unuec sTeak. the - Of usine. who
have contributed the work being asncen pledge for is
excellence
ID. \ 4 Co sre s'sO preparing " The Sacred Poets Of
ENGLAND America from the earliest nod 20 The pre-
se1fums Chr0nein gcay arranged win ogrsphlcs and
Clinical Noiices By Rufus " 6r-wod. lAusrai-d WIN
sieel Engravlngs. One handsome 8vo volume.
The Book of PEARL choice garland OF prose- poetry
and art Illustrated with twenty elegant steel engra'nss
one volume 0vO handsomely bound
Now fesdy-a new eiluOu;
The Parsbes Of Lord richly Illuminated "IA appro-
p1a'e borders printed 10 gold ard coor- Bound ~ mA'
I'VE carved binding Plke = iNc. o. -n-
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Marine Disasters.

rs Rsturs Iesch 81 Boston irom lseipol Tor Csntou
Jane 18th Of Au.nst. Wih Ass
ks sst TOP .sntms's Hsd mrea or mast rsvd
~ .tsrec TIE rcu.
n Aop- Tucs@f OF Bedford ~rscset uTon
~ VA 81 Cape ne BV Of inds ;h-
~ Of Apr c<o CONSISTING 100 bt snf 81 90 whae
- - ~ The Hop owned oN ~erse nov and Of
-. sstofd. ard uninsured
1s kk Delwsre FORSYTH Of Phiisdspha from r. ysn~r
sss Of et bel urset al HsysoA GA The lSih o. s'en
"a nss snc sas gorewss blown s'nore n ne ~ oa.-
- 49, as ball Sic Will proosbb BE- conceun-d ~ an o'
~>-esiH n Pofiisod ISIS -
ss>aA sclssr ~hch arved the ish Of sept
IA rrPoi tsrus wrecks on snd Anoa
o&.. Ol.r vessel. ~hct bad srscc 81 htVsua rrori ne
sesscr
~ N eroers, lof saco Rsuson from Wn5sof M bo-on
- - - hs-r scu .th ait HAVING st Top rslsuinsst - T.
81 reax, s' 20 - ~ '
-. ~ por Roop shaw. from Boston for Hsiss ST IN
eers - g~v Gus 10 2d 81 The Ragged iss.
ave Tie csrrs ans % ed O. snchof ans
k~et la;c Rsu.l H.
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WRITING

MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC AND sooE-SEEPlSS,
U'kICHT BY MESSRS A. II. WHEELER 4 HI
1 RAM DIXON, PSI Broadway, corner u Murray a. =
NJ A II WHEELER. instructor IN Peumsnsnip and
Prsctcsl Book keeping respectfully yves notice hsI ne
has associated win himself Mr. Hiram Dixon. 50 fsvoraoy
.nouu 10 the public asa penman and accountant a. also
N,r bic urDsnv Of manner and gent emaaly depor,hrh
and hsrsser the nsui4on will BE- conducted by Messrs
WHEELER Z DIXON. 80 follows viz
Mr Wheeler vii attend his dag classes, A. heretofore
from 4. NJ ill 8 NJ -,
Mr. Dxoa Wi have charge Of the evening class. attend
snce from q ull y Z. NJ .
Mef-rs V D. are resolved tiai nohlls on theh par
shsil be- waning 20 merit patronage.
\ B-Onsnienlsl Peamanship executed to order.
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gits 81.
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htfVTIeTlI
Cows sna
hsf SsILfrhe number Of Csft. ssrse last ~-eA q
eea n1i - r.a oF nany hssv w
ne -. 49, have b-- made Inst O. y y
CIT iher "a terob god demand darrg ~-k bat TIE
srsre ma storm 81 80
h-a a,sr s.oo fron the app~arsc- OF the to~ari
rfrnlt We ..a&c t.ef- quite
cows AND CALNH>N-r. arn.-v g. elx az. nj
not naiera1 irouu
We quote A. iron 81 70 sssgSSs Az 80
SHfFP AND LANES he ras-s naa.. u-l .,se,.t SAL.
OF sheep a. IRON :, q go . Lanes s7 eGs
HAY AID STRAW rn tss customary .gp
~. fnoa r-schas market The of no.. ~, =,
n. A. cut fr scoi wehe'e ana Lons Ia ~ TrAy wa..,
Strs~ =. Srg g a. 100 bundles
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPoRrED roR TIVE TsIsusy

ASHES Arr without change an tun s@s sS sr Pots and
l>46 ~ for fe,r~
COrrON-i. Jan an on ~ o.ie. have bee sod Prs~s
are. svoro OF the buyef. Aooui - Y -
gfOVR AND xyAI-Thers good nsury nr Faur tly
steady Saturday, rsies th~e pot
are supply Of the r-crpts lawns teen 500
The tsn~tcfns - sh II 80 oois
tst4s - tor pure G~n~sec sons orasi. nise
one rscel little better tsn counoa a. 50 sap
Geo frusraly hods back tlt scout cne bar ne f-f
we're ar that he home demand Ns ts sS a
southern the steaty IS o roc brsnes e
F.,sr.turx ss-s 20 bo Ma ~th .ss eo ~
M, slgAa3 = Tor Jersey Small sses I've fosriM ~
Bacswhsst srr.vus qusnut-- and fr''s ''0'
al a -
0RAS-Fof West tAers GOOD scnssd N' 10
ehosc. .,np The 70 % basA Al rs All pm