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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24

SnoRr AND SWEET London Puuek
speaks Of Louis Napoleon - matched fpsD
. goose egg 10 snssgIc's nest!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24

"Father," exclaimed .hougttIess youth
to an aged christian, who passed him bare
foot, you are in very miserable condition
fthere 10 not another world True re-
piled the old man, 'bot what 10 thy coatii~
ton ii there 10?
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24
VOLUME mo. 80.
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For one square or under first insertion, Sl,OO
Each subsequent insertion, %
A liberal discount made TO yearly advertisers.
frThe number Of insertions desired must
DO marked on the advertisement, or it will be
continued until ordered out and charged accor.
dinghy.
nJ-Lctters to insure attention must be di-
scc,ed post paid 20 the Editor.
0rNo paper discontinued until all arrcara-
gcs be paid, except at the option OF the Editor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

% the unnatural stimulus and excitement e her rev
profession her fate e Fixed. Take heed then ptIsu
ihropists AID fsiher. and mothers, sni husbands
whose daughters OF wives have drank deeply Of that
dsuning drsughi Of ambition for dress and display
that makes ninety huntredths Of al the prostitutes
ia the world Ezpend al your vatchfune.s and ten.
derness snd care upon your charges 5osrs they fall
Lay open 70 them with bold and faithful hand the
horrors q the career which les before them unless
they learn 10 unesrn vanity snd 70 earn coE;ent For
We whoso hair Is gray and whose heart has Otter AID
often bed for grief Al .ht Of 50 many beautiful cres.
lures wrecked and cast away forever in The wild pur-
sit after admiration tell you that vanity and love
FOR social distinction the rocks upon which these
precious and noble vessels freehied with the wealth
OF immortal souls have been wrecked. strive oh
young w0msn whose nesrt pants with envy the gay
eGuipages and fine dresses Of the fortunate or
guilty sisters h0 glitter BY you strive 90 win
your pure bosoms the sweet and gentle goddess Con
tent go shall Memory and Hop. embslm yoIr lie and
Tine crown you soHe VITA blessings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

CANADIAN lNPRovLMENTS-The Grand River,
IN Canada West slowing into Lake Erie near the ter.
minsiiou Of the Wcllsni Canal has been rendered
nsvi-s blc - TAR Braniord The opening OF this
channel. celebrated AZ Brantford Tuesday last
the 7th inst by public festival the ringing OF bells,
firing Of Cannon, procession, &c. The British Coo
Risi lays
The completion OF this improvement is an event Of
the utmost importance 10 the Inhabitants OF the rising
town OF Brantiord and OF the beautiful and highly pro
ductve AGRICULTURAL country round shout L. II opens
nsvissble communication from Bradford via the Wei
isrs canal 10 Montreal and Quebec on the one hand
- ~ Buffalo and thence 20 NewYork and the other
Atlantic ports of the United States the other while
The dams that have been constructed IN the progress OF
the improvements Just eompi.ieo Sres'es Al u,lens,
mschncry 70 An almost unlimited extent which renders
,Sc town susceptible OF becoming the Rochester OF an
ada West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

they bad slowly grown Hsvirs slamped. scrsm
bled. rolled, bounced. and walked. by turns. over
this .rsgey country, arrived upon side hill. or
rather side- mountain. whsrc rccks. gray, silent
rocks. were the aocks and herds that pastured.
chewing rocky cad at sunset They looke4 ss
RE with hard gray eyes without hest OF iow
Tins brought me 10 the skirt Of q cloud and bound.
ed my walk that nigh, But bad already ssea
that Name country when turned .boat waving
flowing ripping. down below
f.sfrs l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

A Teiegraphic despatch from Chicago OF Monday
% the Buffalo Republic states that hty-nino Coun
ties Of Illinois have been heard irom' and That
Taylor gain on Csys vote is 1886, leaving
1859 TO gain in the forty remaining Counties This
renders it extremely probable that Taylor hQs
.n,r.1f HE .SlnlcI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

o,.,c,,r Wtr.-The messenger attached 10
he W. Denartmeut at Washington, Is wss OF me
frs, water. part OF his business IS to introduce
STRANGERS having business the war Office 70 secretary
Marcy On one occasion, wishing 10 see 1o'. A~s,
and not 6niins him in his room the messenger rushed
up 70 the clerk and placing himself IN theatrical st
tade in the word Of Watts celebrated hymn exe1Aea
Tnsi M.ssr &c o;asrs saos,
That MAhcf show - 81,
This successful effort st parody was greeted VIE
shouts Of laughter IN which none joined more hearty
than the secretary, who entered Inc room % une 70
catch the whole scene.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
nInrkel-....Nsw-OeLeANs. Nov. n.

The Cotton market lie without change The sales
Yesterday re ched 1909 bales. Ia FLOUR some 600
bbs we're sid a, our previous quotations. Com, we
quote at % cts with sales Of 10000 busbos PoRE Is
shade lower We notice sales of 100 bbs. st - 10
OF LAND there were sales Of 300 bbls. good quality at
q. FhEionrs Cotton to Liverpool lie taken at easier
rates We quote II 7l6,hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

DIVIDENDS, &c.

O,,ios o, rss DsL ..o Hon Casa. Co Ne. r0s No. T. sN
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, that tho Board
NOf Managers have directed sn iossllmsni Of T~ suty
Dollars tho Scrip Stock Of THE Company,
he paid to tho Treasurer 81 tho Company Once ~
waist "Wednesday the t3h day of Dscemb-r nesi fos
tbs purpose Of meetns The expenses Of "
their Canal
The scrp certificates must be surrendered Of Lhs
time of payment hen n-w ~ be ssued BY order
" he Hoard Ina 6w ISAAC N SEYMOUR Treasures.
NEW-JERsEY MINING COMPANIES -
Ns-ssment % fhy Cents per share upon the stock of ns
Company hiss been made payable before ho Ism day
u November 1919 at ths Office u the Company s the
mines In Hudson County HewJersey or ut No. " South
Tounhst Pmlsd. b. order VI the Dfectors
oIs NawtSis A MARTIN. Tressurw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
MINING COMPANIES.

Upper CANADA MINING COMPANY-Noucs
~ hereby given that farther insamsnt of ssyen pence
half penny M eta share upon ali tho sssesssbs sssses
Upper Csnads Mining Company mas been calico M
payable b-fore tho thirteenth day o Deeemoef nss
At the dice Of tho Company 10 Hamilton, ., " hossn
x J. Curre, Agents No. d Waist Nev.foh ~ 0fdss
N the Board u Directors, n IS WILSON secfetssI
Office Of tho G NJ Co Hamilton. Oct n, 1893 n, hvtDlS
Upper CANADA MINING COaPANY-Noucs
hereby given that al shares of the Capita stoch az
the Upper Canada Mining Company IN default f"f coy -
easement das, viii 10 forfeited 70 Ne
use Of tho Company, on the thirteenth day " Dsesnos
next unless the with hereon DO sooner psn
sihoa .ny other OF farther notice BY order ~ s board
Of Directors, n WILLIAM oeefe,nk
Oece oflhe q c N Co. Hani.ton,Oct y, 1873 b5 AwtDt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

b. Telegraph NEwOhLEAN5' MOVIE
The Steamer United States, which left New
York On the afternoon Of the ith arrived at this port
this morning in passage Of about .! days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
THE sEn1I-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

Ma CLAY.-We have a private letter from
mend in Lexington, Ky. dated the nth inst.
which says d" Mr. Clay is still very ILL., He is con
fscd % lis room.
Kentucky mas given Taylor near 10000 ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
Contempt Of Court.

P1TssURc, Thursday Nov. l6.
Judge Breckenridge, once Gen. Jackson's pr
rs,o secretary together with his son, were each hned
200 by Judge Patton Tor contempt of Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
WISCONSIN.

All but six Counties had been heard from at
Milwaukee on Monday. Cass has carried the
state by about ] 800 over Taylor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

~ Bradford &c. Pa. gives Taylor 3,2'2 Cass
lss9, Van Buren, / $50. Taylor over Cass, ,3s3.
We trust those sagacious gentlemen who were
sure Wilmot was secretly operating for Cas-
Ale now safi.neh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

~ Gen Scorr has been called to Washing
tn has had a fall explanation with the powers
that be- and is again in iull favor there. They
have probably found making war on Generals a
Qsng game
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
DEIAWARE.


~ TWsINVHI I'1H I'I7I'-I wv IT
In Kent Co. Houstons majority Is 1871, and ia
he State $40 The Cass majority la Sussex IS 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

~ When we estimated LOUISIANA at 1000
majority for Taylor, we did not know that Hang
nan Foote had been industriousy stumping 1t for
Cass Had we known this, we should have
marked up to something near the actual majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

INTELLIGENCE PROM Brazil AND la PLATA
Iee British steamer Accto sailed from Rio Jsnsiro
% he s5th sept for Buenos Ayres. having On board
VI. saihsrn, Minister from Eng land 10 the Argentine
Aepet'c
ScBor Paula Souzss resignation of the osco Of Pre-.
sdeni Of the Council snd Secretary OF state bad baen
soep,ed BY the Emperor aud the Count OF Monte Ale
s'e bad eecu requested ~ form ne" cabinet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

u JoHS p. BicELow, Esq. is the Wing cam
tiale for Mayor of Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
VIRGINIA.


IN Tazewcll %. Taylor gains 10 scott 10
Carroll 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

VERMONT Returns from Us towns show ma
ority for Taylor Electors, OF 929 over all. The re
naming 81 towns, it is SAID will give "a majority
wainst Taylor, so that finally there viii be ma
on,y of about 900 against hun Ia the state.
plurality elects. The majority against the Wings
In September (Governor EleCtionl was o,i0l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
WHOLE NO. 1870.

were dispersed fetch n dead trcss aud ooashs
While nce Ge0r.e ielled the blrches and heeches
which stood cons enient and sOon We bad hre
some ten feet .onS by three or four high, which
rapidly dried the sand before it. THIS vas csca-
laiec 20 burn ST night. Wenext procesd a. pitch
our tent; which operation was performed by
sticking our two spike poles into the ground in a
ssntnS direction, about ten feet apart, for rsters,
and then drawing our cotton cloth over them, and
tying down 81 the ends leaving 10 open in 'front.'
shed fashion. But this evening the wind carried
the sparks on 70 the tent and burned Il - We
hastily drew mp the batiesa iust within the edge
OF the woods before the ire, and propping up oue
side three four feet high spread the tent on the
ground 20 lie on and with the corner OF q blanket.
or what more or less could get q put over IS
lay down with our heads and bodies under the boat
aud our feet and legs on the sand towsri the IRE.
Al hrst we lay awake, talking Of our course and
finding ourselves IN So convenient posture ,or
studying the Heavens with the moon and stars
shining In our faces. our conversation naturally
turned upon Astronomy. sud we recounted on
turns the most Interesting discoveries In that 81
cuce. But AZ length We composed ourselves seri-
0usly % sleep. IL was interesting. when ava.
ened az midnight. % watch the grotesque and
tend-lke forms and motions ot some one OF the
party who. not being able % sleep, had Sot up
silently 70 arcuse the Ere. and add fresh fuel. for
change now stealthily Juggling a dead tree from
out the dark. and heavins 10 on now stirring mp
the embers with his fork, or tip'oeing about On OBJ
serve the sta.s. watched, perchancc, by halt the
PROSTATE party In breathess silence s. much the
more intense. because they were awake, while
each supposed his neighbor sound asleep. Thus
aroused. | to- brought fresh fuel 10 the fire, and
then rambled along the sandy shore IN the moon
light, hoping % meet a moose come down 10 DRINK,
OF else wolf The little ril iinkled the louder
and peop.cd all the wilderness for me and the
CLASSY smoothness Of the sleeping lake. lsyIus the
shores OF a new world, with the dark fantastic
rocks rising hare and there from is surface made
a scene not easily described. 1t has left such an
impression OF stern yet gentle wldness on my
memory as Will not soon be eiiaced. Not far from
midnight, We were one after another awakened
by rain falling on our eXfremities aud As each
was made aware OF the fact by cold or wet he
drew long sigh aud then drew up his legs until
gradually We mad all sided round from wing at
right angles with the boat tlll our bodies formed
au acute angle with 10. and were wholly protect.
ed When next we awokc the moon and stars
were shining again. aud there were signs OF daS VII
ia the asst. | have been thus particular IN order
70 convey some idea Of a night IN the woods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
Mis-. A. yOLCKSAER,

Mrs. q. A. yOLCkSAkB, dsnghier " ths late
vi ars snecGnsr long c-sbrsied Z. s.s snd fsncy
CAKE baker Ia this city has tho premises 10 Csnss
oesr yancs where proposes continue W maks the
choicest articles BY The sane recipes that her mother uss1
10 se~p-sl.o q good assortment " pure Confcctaa1y
sbs rr.pectfy sses her friends snd former paIoos TO
favor aer win Iher custom Wedding Cskes u the ncbe~
and bes, pu0us ornamental snd Ice Cshss prepared
sIh me incest care and any par u no Cay
n A Confs<uOc~y wanted MD w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

DsAIH Or An ECCENTRIC CHARAcrkR.-Dled,
ms morning in this City William q. baylcs, ssod ~
yesrslesving A fortune estimated ~ over S-o0o For
81 nonihs past the deceased hiss confined himself en-
u''y 10 his room refusing 10 see any one-cNeh uis
ess brother-but tho lady q, whose house ne boarded
ne eas during the whole time washed himself OF
sos'e. has changed his linen only when he could no
.osses keep II on him and hiss patched his clothes
.As hite OF nothing OF the original cloth could De
sea Tie has 80 far IS known, taken nothing o! ATE
pa ons eoiiee without milk lie refused 10 the last
ake any medicine or 10 see aphysclsn
Boston Traveller, 18th.
>TtAsBOAT ROBBERY on THg HUDSoN--The
~ bA,S SAYS the sale OF the steamer Troy was
sp,ntd On Monday evening while on her way from
Nes Jerk 10 Trey and robbed OF shout S1OO Il sup
pSed The robbery must have been committed by some
eae belonging 10 the boat familiar with he manner
" dong is business the keys OF the sale lock
~ ~ a the money drawer and the Keys OF that draw
uio ths pocksto the clerk Mr. Wilbur. The robbery
Nss discovered by the clerk before arriving 4, Albany
- tae Cspsia did not allow the boat TO stop but pro
Soec 70 Troy whore the passengers were searched
se'Ser with the hands but no trace OF the money dis
covered
SNOW IN Characteristics Cdtfdrdugas
s-y says thatii commenced showing In that County
Aond~y night, and continued through Tuesday
r.ed hurricane. North and east Of Elieostvlne the
nfsl two feet deep. ...Snow also al Lancaster
ol"cksE OF NEw-YoRs.-lt is stated that Blsh.
II DoAne and Wh,tingham have been invited 10 per
Episcopal services In this Diocese daring the year
thA they have accepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
IaIe aI MIlmni,. EIrIIici.

Taylor over Cas-. 6l9 Longstoth over Johnston
improvement =, S63. VIII that do
liz Oae, Return County @eerses te vote ~ lef
o. ur.hp fue ~. Isyor when The isop" voted
f,fter way 30 st1uer tei above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

After reaching Mattawamkeag Point, be
plunges into the wilderness, and We have tie fol-
lowing description Of the primitive hab.'ations
A LOGGERs CAMP
The next house was Fisk's ten miles .-om the
Point, at the mouth Of the East Brand, opposite
% the island Nlckatow, or the FORKS, tie last Of
the Indian Islands. ] am particular % give he
settlers aud the distances. since every log hut iu
these woods s a public house. and such ilf0rma-
ton is OF no little consequence % those who may
have occasion % travel this way. Oar course here
crossed the Penobscoi, and followed the southern
bank. One Of the party, who entered the house
in search of some one 70 set IS over, reported a
very neat dwelling, with plenty a books, and
new wife. iust imported from Boston. wholly new
70 the woods We found the Schools, Or last
Branch a quite rapid stream AZ is mouth, and
much deeper than !. appeared Having with some
difficulty discovered the trail again. We kept up
the south side OF the West Branch, or main riyer,
passine bv some rapids called hockE oecme, the
roar Of which We heard through the woods, and
shortly after IN the thickest Of tue woods some
empty lorrers camps stil new. which were oc-u u
MED the previous Winter. Though We saw aieW
more afterward ! viii make one account serve
for AL. These were such houses As the lumberers
OF Maine spend the Winter H. ~ the wilderness
There were the camps and the hove! Tor the cattle
hardly distinguishable except that the latter had
feet loug by fifteen wide, built Of logs-hemiock
cedar spruce. or yellow birch-0ne Kind alone or
altogether, with the bark on two Or three large
ones first one directly above another, snf notcl-d
,,tbsr a. the ends 70 the height Of three or four
feet then u smaller logs resting upon transverse
one. AZ tie ends. each Of the last sacccssyciy
shorter than the other to ioim me rooi- ne
.I;r,oe, r. An obion- square hole 10 the middle
three or four feet in diameter with ienco oi
IS as hirh As the ridge. The iuterstices were
f ed with moss, aud the root was singled win
lonr and handsome spints OF cedar, or spruce, or
me. lifted with a sledee and cleayer. The tire
pisce the mos, important place Of al vas IN shape
and size Ike The chimney, and directly under Il,
Sefnsd by lor fence or fender on the ground, and
49,, -. 800. a zoo. or two deep within. with
old beaches OF split logs running round H. Here
the ere Usually melt. the snow and drie, ne ran
before il can descend TO euencn X The AIDED oeo'
Of arbor.vits leaves extended under the caves on
ei,her HAND. There was the place 'or the water
pal. posk barrel AID wash-bssin' aad genera!
dingy pack Of cards leii on .os Vsaa-y Aso'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

Nrw-YoRK AssEMBLY.-ln the LIST District Of
Osondoga JosEPH J. GLASS, Wing beats James
Little Free Soil, 80 majority so the Free Soiers
have one and the Wings three Members in
Onondaga.
In the Second District of SchohGric the official
canvass elects AUSTIN SEXroS Wing, over Peter
Kinds, Cass, small majority.
In Esscr. Gro. w. CORY, instead OF Elisha b.
smith, is the Wing Assembyman elect
In Rocklaad &c. MATHEW ID. BoGERr, Whie,
is chosen to the Assembly, instead OF B'anret
Bsnhurner as heretofore stated. \ list of Mem
bers Elect will be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

XXIsT DisrRICr-We learn that HIRAM WAL
DIS, Cass, has certainly beaten THOMAS SMITH
Taylor, in this District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
THE REPUBLIC COOKING sTOyE med,

TT'HE HEFCbL COOhINU STOVB msds
" bsks eq1s 10 BRICK oven ~ iis peculiar eonstnc.
uOn and tho u nonconducting The uppss
surface Of psis Of Ihs Il only nssd be
b. appreciated Also, for sale P0lor Ah.3isa
Store Tor iogetber with genera assortment Of low
pncs COOKING stFes Han and O'ics stoves Sold whole
sale and retail, BY AcPHERSOH GUEST.
0SU LS3f Wstsfst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

NY. COMMUNICATIVE DDf-The
Abaay Ereaiag Journal learns by Telegraph that
the Official canvass in the NNVlth District elects
WILLIAM T. JACKSON, Wing, by o. majority
The following are the msjonties
Ia. Jackson. w. Nisner, y b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

After threading the lake country, they reached
the loot Of Ktaadn, draw up their boat on the
shore, take up their packs and begin the ascent.
They climb eight or nine miles the first day, aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-09
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN ieamskip Britannia. rom Lircp0slf 10 HsLfsr-s
From Ltterp0ol 10 BOft0n-Me-srs hushes, 81 en-
son. ay Little john. Arthur, Brooke by Todd Arthur
Vicke-A Witie Field, b-srer Of di,pstchss Richard
Bradley, Rebt Allison Putty, Bohuer, Waugh
CoX-l6.
Fem H4hfsr to Bostsn-Messrs Livingston and
wife Bszslgette, Harvey, Mcdonnell. Tota p.
II ship pancourer, from, CaHton-Rev II A Brown, Of
Ohio; HFs Fuller, Of Boston. ,
J stip Eduin Augusta from Hgurs-Mes.rs Nathl ID
sou, WIN K Parsons, Or T Pigne, Carl BniE shd
BsyArd. .
X eset. child and nurse Mrs Munus, Mrs Bell child
ard nurse Mrs. = Nsn Ki.ect
Ia bark C.rolins from C4lr,ston-Reg John BsckmGu,
Miss L II Bscka 40 Miss jams Bactman, Mise Tay Tor.
MIS- msrbsrt Mrs Sanders sud children Mr., Easton,
Mr Ioha T st0neal-, Mr. Saunders. ; Wsdron, Chss
Clarksan, Austin Pichard, Stewart, ID Jhe, flee
man z H.fr0n. CGsteresu, ann 8 10 the storage.
Ia baft Chiide Harold, from baraHa-J Ifead"sh a
d gontsnt Mr. Eody srd 2 children. r Ferguson, N
Reeve Vsn Ta,ssl Slater. Conzardi and SOY. his'
A Lsbnkuhl. Hiss Miss Mary Brown, Demn' II Bsrn'
storf, Csh II ChssIayne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-09

There all be srrv.s from 81, csaai for zone day,
VI II seuihsrn there's fiI demand and prices are
~. 900 o. 80 81. a. i7ias 81 Tor Eowsrdst RIcb.
nsrd. G-orssiorn, &c TIE scarcity of Wssisfa has a.
81 and quiet s..ss 3'0sr 4ls bl4A bys flsarls5 ioe
81. vita ssiss 20 ths
e.. sersss4srs bid o. $50 cs.fs st- ~ bushels
w,su.ds ct. Asaie nsss At - ~. Pr1Viasa
- 80 al. ruspi, "a moderate sa'.sJsp.y White
a. a s.6t. Yellow 81 Se~Oresas . hofih C.folns s.
a.. trsrsssifsa, usrs u 80 q lhcs husls. fh.fs
.rs f,s 70 go bushels Csfn ~ jay 'sf A'f-i :.
IS corIs Hys 49, upFard tsucsucy ssd sa.sf -
zoe bsshss -srs .sas - - .s.'s y - - -. ~
~ d.ivsred Oa's are = :. : isi b.'ef a.. Css,'
WHfsKY-ls rather hrsEy. Ihs aaois.loa y ho'F
a,y - - fer D-sdf. = ssst. ,sf POI. nd
PROvlSlChS-Th- demand Tor fsia - ulee eia''' -.
.aysp srd s,srs ere s9trt y. 1olnai qao.'o., &c
~ co. hhs Cos Atustt 73d' ~ ho.os sfe
-,-tUhishsr Urees Lard u sss FIR ard asiEs u aA'
ssst 1o1 OF 80 bols were u.ee o. 1os esli' . !.
- for ir psres. q LEO b5s isif "a. esete1 :. =
-sns Several EotsroBs fr dry fsitea h-s@ we're 80
10 o.srd .f0 00 bs S3ss uade on terms ro na"s
-shIs giftisI Ness are dali Batter u e-'lnl.s -
(;8s parcels stge sell ALI % % ten Cness ssA'Ss
'0IIs of cr,s. whale OIL 500 sb's have bssn .oid
fr horns -. ga "a sert Linseed IL with7ut shinte
I'D 2o.0 soo gallons Eogsh sod a. % s-n' Ah"
-. c.,,,ls today went % we'll snd dssratls
chops sold - fail yrcs Mest o. the esisegus Wa a.
GaOCEaIEs-Thers s, 1000 demand for hish rat,
Cofss 49, dru demand and steady sissl9o hha'N'~-
. Dflsaus euEar - : y 70 l-t
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NAVAL srOREs-A sac q go bb's Rosia ~ss made
ew days - Is ssnts delivered and 20 Or 5l1 DDS
Spirits 81 $50 ~. cash. and s. cents, mos
LINES u sbou. 800 b5ls Ihonsstoa have bs-n
msne a. - seuts
RL4DDERS-ssles "a 90 we're made on tern, not made
psnNa
FEAThERS-Ths ttost is extremely light, tnd sales
3 t0u ibs prime made az a cent?, cash
flShtN0 quibtssdry COD were sold al 55t a. ott And
500 1bls Mes and Mics Mseterel on private terms
HEyP-lOe balesOf American v-roted we're disposed
Of ~ Z g. 8 ros