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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16
WIN. f.. LEFFlN\yEl.L,

A TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law, Blooming
"a ton. Iowa, viii practice inthe Supreme and Dis
t.ct Courts of this state.
March, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16

DIR Redfeld, the physiognomist, says
stssconjugal love" is indicated by the
,siaw.' There must be great deal Of it
in some families then, for we heard of
those who are always ''jawing." a
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16
NOTICE,

$ shall be absent from tins place for SOME
y time, would inform the public that my son
THEODORE SANxAy, viii attend to my business and
interests here during my absence, my authorized
Agent.
FREDERICK SANXAY.
Iowa City, April 70, 1913. .t-3
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16

y Somebody says that femals 60 y
meeting to look at each others BONES
That's downright scandal! They go t,
show their own.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16
8. A. EISSELL

A TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law, Upton, Ce.
"A dar county, Iowa. .
March, Ie4S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16
JOB PRINTING.

TINE Reporter Office having been thoroughly rem
oyated the proprietors are prepared to execute
witch wEATMMsg AND DEgPAT@IEl
PLAIN AND FANCY
Dsltsr Dress 8rintins,
Such as
Racks, HoRSE-BILLs,
PHAMPLETs, LABELS,
C,RcU1ARs, BALL TICKETS,
u,yp-B1LLs, JUSTICES BLANKS,
pY.xy Co. ORDERS, BLANK DEEDS,
CLERKS BLANKS, OF MORTGAGE DEEDs,&c
ALL KINDS,
rs-All orders by mail accompanied by the CASH,
will receive prompt attention.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16
MORGAN RENO,

iTToRNEY and Counsellor at Law, Iowa City,
Il Iowa, will practice in the Courts of this State,
and atte1d promptly to all business entrusted 70 him.
March, lS4S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16
L. Il. PATTERSON,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Iowa City,
"A Iowa, will attend to all business entrusted to
him in the line Of his profession.
March, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16
u, p. PALMER,

4. ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, viii prac-
Y tice in the District and Supreme Courts of
iowa and in the United States District Court.
BLOOMFIELD, DAVIS co. IOWA.
May 10th, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16

A TToRNEY and Counselor at Law, Iowa City
1 Iowa, will practice in the various Courts Of
this State.
March, 1S4S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16

Williams, Bio. abingdon J. d. Templin, Iowa City
WILLIAMS e. TEMPLIN,
A TTORNEYS and CounseEors at Law.
n April II, 1913. .-..
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The wing papers are abusing Z. D
Beach, Esq, the master. in-chancery in
the case OF Fitzhenry Warren, whose
creditors refused to release him. The
people of Springfield, wing town, have
elected Mr. Beach selectman.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16

TWALLAcE, the efficient and vener-
-able messenger of the War Department at
Washington, is removed. He said the
Wings hated him SO much that in their
alphobeticat LIST of Democrats to be remov-
ed, his name was put first, though he be-
longed TO the WIS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16

a.se IS. et IPUBLIc-4-N0. 4b.] .r es..e.tes,s
AN ACT TO make arrangements for taking the
seventh census.
Be enacted BY the Senate and House of Representa-.
fives Of the United States Of America in Congress as
em5led, That the Secretary Of state, Attorney Gen
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16
GEORGE s. HAMPTON,

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Iowa CITY,
Il Iowa, will practice in the various Courts in
this State.
March, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16
ublic Laws Of the United States.
BY AUTHORITY.

Acts and Resolutions passed at the Second session of
the Thrficfh Congress.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16
- fRUDLIS-No. All 1855
ANACT te grant to the Atlantic and Cub liaii-
road Company the right Of way through the public

AASsASA " 6Taht IAtlaHtlC anu Ouli kali
road Company the right Of way through the public
lands of the United states.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House of Reprcscn-
fdfires Of the United States of america in Congress as
se6ied, That the right of way shall be, and is here
by, granted to the Atlantic and the Gulf Railroad
Company, over and through any of the public lands
OF The United States, in the State of Florida over
which the road authorized by said State may pass
and the SAID Company is hereby authorized to sur
vey and mark through the said public lands
to be held by them for the track of said road one
hundred feet in width and furthermore, an adj
ditional quantity of twenty-five feet IN width on
each side OF the said road along the same.
Sec. 2 And be further enacted That the SAID Com
pany shall have the right to take from the public
lands in the vicinity of said road all such materials
OF earth, stone, or wood that may be necessary or
convenient from time to time for the actual con-
struction and repair Of said or any part thereof
Sec. 3. And be ii further enacted, That there shall
be, and is hereby, granted to said company all
necessary sites for watering-places, depots and
workshops along the line of the said road so far as
the places convenient for the same may fall unon
the public lands Provided, That no one depot or
watering-place shall contain five square acres
and that the said sites shall not be nearer to each
other than ten miles along the said road: Provided
That the grants herein contained. as wen of
the use Of the public lands as of the materials for
the construction of said road shall cease and de-
termine, unless the road be begun within two wears
thereafter And pr0pided, oTeorcr, That if the said
road shall at tt time after its completion tie dis
continued or abandoned by the said company. the
grants hereby made shall cease and determine
APPROVED March ), 1919.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16

eral and the Postmaster General, shall nstitute
and be board, to be styled the Census Board that
it shall be the duty ofthe board to prepare and
to be printed such forms and schedules as NAV be
necessary for the full enumeration of the inhabi-
tants Of The United States and also proper forms
and scheduls for collecting in statistical tables un-
der proper heads, such information to mines agri
culture, commerce, manufactures education, other
topics, as will exhibit full view of the persuits in
dustry, education, resources of the country it he
ing provided that the number of said inquiries. ex
elusive of the enumeration, shall not exceed one
hundredand that the expense incurred in preparing
and printing said forms and schedules shall net ex
coed ten thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. Ind be ii further enacted, That the said
board shall have power to appoint secretary.
whose remuneration shall be determined by Con-
gress. upon the completion Of the duties assigned to
the board. 49, o -,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16

The editors of the National Intelligencer,
having charged MIR Folks administration
with prescription, writer in the Union
thus retorts upon them:-"With how
much justice they can charge the late
administration with prescription, may be
inferred from the fact that Columbus
Munroe, a whig, and son-in-law to Mr.
Seaton, one Of the editors, was permitted
to hold one of the best clearkships under
the government during the whole of Mr..
Folks term; and that Mr. Schroeder
another son-in-law Of Mr. Seaton, was ap.
pointed to an Office in the coast survey
within the last two years.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16
DOCTORS MURRAY d M'CORMIlH

OFFER their professional services to the citizen:
Iowa City and vicinity, and will attend prompt
y to all calls. They are always to be found at
saeir ohsce, day and night, unless absent on pro-
tessional business. OFFICE on Clinton street, a
rev doors north of Cover Hollis Store.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16
From the Pennsylvanian.
The Removal Of Simon Dru m.

We perceive that the Daily .Neus and
other Wing papers exult over the removal
OF this venerable gentleman, for forty five
years the Postmaster of Greensburg, West.
moreland county, in this State. A mar
appointed by JEFFERSON, and continued
under all administrations, including the
two Federal administrations Of the youn-
ger ADAMS and Gen. HARRIsoN, at last
falls victim to the policy of Gen. TAy-
LoR, who comes into the Office, "loathing
prescription" and without friends to re-
ward or enemies to punish" There were
in this case many extenuating circumstan-
ces. Mr.. DRuM is poor, and the office
was necessary to his support. He has
dependent upon his exeriions helpless
family. These circumstances saved him
under former Federal administration, but
they did him no good under the no-party
reign of General TAYLOR. But we must
not forget another fact. The son of this
excellent citizen was Captain S. H. DRuM,
who fought at Buena Vista, under Gener-
al TAYLOR, and was killed in the Valley
Of Mexico, under Gen. Scorr. One of
the props of his declining years was this
gallant soldier. 1t cannot be said that
General TAYLOR was ignorant of all this,
or that these facts were not represented
to him, and to his headsman, CoLLAMER.
We know TINT they cere so represented, and
furthermore that promises Of the continu-
ance of Mr.. DRuM were held out by the
powers that be. -
This is an act that would have been
censurable in any administration. Perpe-
trated by General TAYLOR, it becomes a
piece of wanton, cruel, and scandalous
prescription. To show how neutral pa
pers regard this case, we give the follow
ing from the Pittsburgh Dispatch:
We confess we are somewhat surpris
ed that Gen. Taylor should permit the re-
moval of one who had two gallant sons in
Mexico, one Of whom, Capt. Simon H.
Drum, fell CALAMITY fighting the enemy at
the very gates Of the Capitol. We are
not OF those who consider service in
Mexico as ''master key to the honors
and emoluments of Office; but ,re do think
that The same spirit Which placed Gen. 7ay-
Tor IN office, should hare shed its protecting
w,ngsorer the gray heqd of the parent of one
Of the best officers whieh the 4M Artillery
could boast Of
In the instance alluded to, the officer
removed is old and in reduced circumstan-
stances; the balls of the Mexican artilIe-
rist cut down the main stay of his declin-
ing wears; while his successor is a Young
man in the prime Of life and health, with
no helpless family dependent on his means
for home and subsistence. Truly, one
would almost suppose that party feelings
had driven every tender and humane emo
ton from the human heart.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16

The editor Of the Republican at Haver-
hill, N. H., who is postmaster, advises
his brother postmasters not to resign, but
at the same time tells the men who dictate
matters to Gen Taylor that he has no
desire to hold Office under them-"Blow
your trumpet; we want to gonow.''
The postmaster at Wheeling, Va, refu-
ses, it is said, to deliver the New Concord,
Ohio, antislavery Free Press to its snb-
scribers in that city, Of whom it has six.
Why don't the Stree soil" administration
punish him? s' ~
Mr. Goodrich, the Tennessee 'slave-
holder" word not often seen in northern
wing papers that used to bristle with it }
appointed chief justice of Minnesota, has,
according to the Nashville Union, no rep
utation as a lawyer, and his sole claim 10
the Office was his having made serious
of very vulga, speeches in behalf Of Tay-
lcr during the late canvass.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16

I GROCERIES,, of every description on hand and
" for sale by F. sANXAY
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-16

AlSlNs, Figs, Almonds, Allspice, Pepper and
~ Ginger, can be got at all times at
April 26. C, II, BUCKS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-05

them with her she WELDED the wand Of Merlin.
At the end Of three sos she called before the
tain 70 rsesivs tAs ovsons Of the public which shs
be- ber part In this From the idea have
already Of her acting fancy what her
line In the Lady Of Lyons" must be. II decided
The audiences brilliant every pighs she psrfo
Monday night will be her last appearance here; after
which ske proceeds to Boston to fulfil
there MIR Nesas IL able assistant this excelent
sctrerr. He 10 good actor and receives we'll nerited
plsudits.
CnHrsrr's MrrsrsxLs-ws were much pleased last
evening with the entertainments OF these cclsbr sted
MINISTRIES Their vocslsm Is OF the best order aud
only be equslled by their instrumental psrformSnoe
The solo on the banjo for instance Is superb They
will give fine programme this evening; Voyage Mu-
steal, Of course, included
Ma MAcALLIsTER's SoIRgEs MAaIQUEs The entire
ckargs Of programme, which was announced on the
ming, = larger audience than tho previous nights
The experiments displayed by the talented magician
Of the first order, and the entertainment was
highly fatsfsctory to all beholders rhe mechanical
pieces Of tho Chinese Confec toner and OF the Pea
cock" we're much appreciated as we'll as the Bell Of
Lucifsr" the great Neptune production, and the un.
rvslled feat Of Sleeping In the ARR In which Madame
Mscallister. the sleeping Arab Was rewarded With
much applause. The same bill will be repeated this
evening
WrlcH's ORrAr Crncus -Yesterday General Rufus
Wslch opened the equestrian In this city. at
the jurcton OF Third avenue and Eighth street. With
the largest and brilliant troupe in tho country.
Among the NEST dtst gushed performers notice
the names OF Madame Howard, the only lady eques.
trienpe in the United STATES, Mr. Hiram franklin the
best general performer Ia the profession, Mr. Darius,
the popular master Of the ring besides hest OF other
talent Tho pavilion built circular form and will
accommodate seated upwards Of two thousand persons
sptirtly surrounding tho arena The steed OF horses
Of ifcence that beside the General has the
to command. The small price of simission
and the central locality Of tho exhibition added to the
beautiful variety Of the enterai ments will insure
full houses Is long tho company rem aims
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lrsr - For common Welsh bars and rails our last
quotations are fully maintained for the latter large
ORDERS are Ia o"urse OF execution ~bioh will keep the
makers veil employ for ti-. scotch ps srsthsr
lover a5s having been for mixed b.rs
the from second hands ss,d-s IN fair request at
ell sGi1 Ice
LrrsxrD C.sU "A slov ssie. notwithstanding the
near approach o. the season Tor resumption Prices
range from At los 40 los. a. In quality London
made fT
Gus Sperm is less epqured for but held ARMY at
9ee common deb continue very sc.rce; for pals seal
much % E36 Toe has been paid IN r-sil soutb.ra
f2s ESs; cod. Ezsi olive pslm aud cocoa nut asIai
quoted Linsssd has advanced to a.. I'd 9th very
little Offering aud further improvement is generally
anticipated.
sALIrs1sr STEADY. with sales Of I $50 bags Bengal,
from zee Ts Cd for rs 60 ~ los reffsctioa
krtLTSR contiBues 20 arrive freely sud " ses we're
forced further decline ~sDld have 20 b. submitted TO-
ct preset lite geo.rsIly btlt GA t5s ftl ios
sgcKs The sales comprse 6On bags gO.sd clean su-
msns pepp.r st2kd sxkd 500 csses sliout ginger
fr.m e1s for mddnDg sp'sl ur a. ilss for dine bid;
zeo oags Afriesn 32s 32s cd FER god sud zU
tss Lshss from vos l02r being for the last rather
deertr
sueAs.-Tbe home trade demand has been rood s.d
$40 casks shd lzoVo bsss bsvs found buyers st very
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there 10 nothing doing IN Other sorts. the prices Of
Which completely nominal. Queroitron Bark
seht rsection hes taken place Ia this artistic which
rather supported 22s bags Balttmors having OBJ
tsis~d ISf Use to 1871 per SO Kill duty paid We quote
Philadelphia to day, az III Imports IRON New York
the OF the month this article has
rise to regular demand and prices have risen
sidersby for during the week 20 ec0k North western
have found buyers at 2aSf to 252f 500 We quote
Northwestern, to day at 245f to 25Vf and Southern
at 247f BOO. TO 262f BOO per 90 kill, duty paid Our
stock Ia valued at 10000 kill, Of which 5000 Kill Is
Southern bone.
MANCHESTER, Sept N-The market continues to
present the same ptems OF dulnsss and inactivity
quiry maintained is obviously to test the strength
and tone Of the market than anything else for It re-
suits In very limited amount Of business operations
With many buyers the opinion appears to strengthen
that the rates now generally current cannot long %
supported and acting this belief they are cur
failing their present purchases TO the nsrre~est possi
bic limits Few offers are made OF any extent exceps
at prices decdedly under those which hAvs reoenty
been paid Producers generally. on the other hand
show disposition to resist further concessions al
though In several csses transactions have taken place
Mt lower rates than those of last week Business how
has been too limited to furnh fair criterion
to prices. 40 inch shirtipgs and msdapollAms have
business continues In light 35inch shirtings
we'll as In the medium makes OF and printers,
the prices Of which remain without positive
In the market there has been fully marked an
inactivity 10 goods Wat rtwst for export Ia ex-
tdipgy depressed ard where sslss have been ef-
ftctfd, lower prices have been subnitted to India
numbers Of mule yarn more firmly sustained than
the lower and middle qualities OF watertwt but there
are at present very few transactions for tho eastern
markets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-05
MARKETS ELSE WHERE.


BosTor, Dot a-At Asenes-I0 shares risshSurs Rail
ross ~ cent sdyanoo do Boston and Maine Railroad
oper cent .dv.ne. 20 do Western Railroad per
lbtod, W. do Bc.tos and orosster Railroad, So6 per
wharf Company, s4s per cent? ds nsrchants Bsnt psr
cent advalce 90 do Granite BAr 10 soid ST per share.
DO state Banh s for 30 IL do City sly per shs
10 do Trader, Bans ST sgk pcr share AZ Brokers
Boars-7 sfsrs Boson and Railroad, y6k SIDE
Old Colony hailrosd rs ~ do. Western Railroad 0; IL
do Cheshire Railroad. k do State Bsnt do kass
Botton tompany, M bas Pttsburgh Copper Cympany 81;
500 Boston Maine Railroad its; do. Grocsrs Bank
wA do. Vermont Central Hailroad, an do gsst-rn
Railroad co III do Northern Rsiiroas 10 do dc do;
m Hh: 20 do Reading Railroad, 80 d. 16S: Is do do.
do, b. 20 l6A: 10 Vermont Central Railroad No Div-
debds e270 70 do do. do. No. do 81 U.s. Sft Dividends
Cheshire abroad 20 At the Second Bonrd-lf shares
,ionsl Irsursuce Company, tC 100 Reading Railroad, 70
d. s 20 DO. Norbers Railroad, 65&, ~ Norfolk Coun-
~ hairosd, 70 10 90. do. do. s3. 10 do Vermont
Central Railroad 90 ~ do. Boston and Provissncs Rail-
road. ~ do. Boston aud Worcester Karosd, 96;
lOlk
PHrLAprLpuIA, Oct /. Isso-First Board--si,so VIII
mipgtOn Railroad o. ~; shAies Psnns lvanA railroad
NJ $40 ehiEh Ga coz tshares Chesapeake snd Dla
tanAl I5A ~ do. Norrstown railroad d. $1,000 Harris
turgh Railroad 81 do tanden and Amboy Railroad, Iz1
ttOW Reading Railroad Bonds ssk; ei,OD sshuylkl
vsstion De- s $500 L.hish 6s oo $50 do. Tn'erest s6
ssc"s hoara.ss share; hs..gssl. and ps..,r: c.n.l
SEA; shares N.rris,evn Railrose %s see do do St
. do DO 90 M s., 80 Lehish s.. CO...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-05

LrEsrooL CoIror NARrsr, Sept. "a The market
to day s much frmer aud the full rates OF yesterday
are paid We estimate the sa-s at 900 bales Of which
1900 we're taken BY speculators and for export
Bs,Rs MsRsrr, Sept ~, 1912 --''otton-A 10 will
he ts.n bN the Of last circuzr Of the lith
instant owing 20 successive sdvic-s from liverpool
shbOuncbR regular demand rates r-y aimed
What OF thet bmness aud market bee me st-sdsr
but With limited sses Of 500 bates per day In absence
o the bio-rbis's sd,icss our buyers have been
chcumtr pet Tbs circular ~ the 1tth inst from u
vtrpool announcing falling of IN the demand I've ex
Iotsuon ss veil ~ Tor ptiob has contributed
70 rrboe buyers stu more dificult asd the sales Of
The lsst tbre- dsys do bot exceed bates at quots
Tons TO sun up the salss ~ the past tenuixht only
resoh 2eV1 bsee sgsinst $50 bales i'm ports so that
~e avn With sleek hand ~ IS s7s bales az e.r
statement . be foovifg are the sales Effected:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-05

Asbes cobtipr. 6rm. particularly stock ON hand
THIS v,ek ll6 bbls pearl found buyers at isf 25o 20
Jt Our ttcck ~ reduced 10 " bbl IN secapd hsnds
which could not be- ub siusd under OF Nothing do.
hE IN Am, ricsn potash Witch remains quoted fr I'm
tS' To hSi $50 Cssp bss been In request, 20 cssks
hssns been or po+.d ~ at al FIR ct in port and
W csle " STRIVE at ar 800. Ter So XII duty paid
Iud- No'bibg ooing owing to tn. sc.nus-,s Of eur
sck IN port ard To the arrival Of 80 bhls by Ad
tios. oa-wbsls ti IL steady - 4sf q 4sf 500 bst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-05

steady prices Foreign has bees In mere demand ados
but 1t the public sales which have offered eel beIs'
there vas little disposition shown TO purchase. sad
Dsary the whole taken Ia above ths market vsiee
Ss s.ss ;ao.s son's Of s.ss ?, 100 h,ow ma
yellow Havana fron 20s Cd to 22s Sd. per ows Ths
sdvices report little activity but generally
ths article IL nrmly held At st. Petersburg nothing
TAILow continues to decline; We qvoss St. Peters
burg Y c. 37s Sd 37s on spot and sos I'd sos o.
Ts."P1bio ssIss Of s4067 packages commenced on
tean sn1 s.ss on the xSd.
heavily. tbout material change in prices; but some
Copgsus imported BY the East India Company, sold
with spirit at 8xd a8Zd and common Congeu Of Old
import, from Cd 9ks per 10 being full rates Green
generally dull but small parcels Of fair
quality imperial were readily taken At Is. IL. I'd.
TosAoco None Of the late arrivals having yet bsen
sampled business has been confined to small parcels
for ordinary trade purposes at extreme rates; the
market Is decidedly firm.
TunrssrIrx.-s Some sale. Of rough have been made
ct 90 TIA. for old, and 6s 1910 for dip Spirits,
Sis sDd 32s. Cd for English and American
bat not much doing.
WHALsBoNr.-Ths tame ecsrcensss continues, aud
beth North est and Southern would nd ready buyers
at fl90, II not more.
Mr.. James McHenry's Circular.
LivEsrooL, Sept 81. 1910.
BAcoN-Low qualities continue pressed on tho market.
Fine parcels selisg slowly At rather better prices
BEEF-There has not been much done
PoEK does not rally The low quotations for Western
do not appear to increase consumption.
CHEEsE is much wanted though the best 10 not likely
to bring 40s
HANS are % to IA lower
SHou pERs remain steady.
LAID goes of rather freely at previous rates. It has
been found impossible to establish any advance.
INDIAN CoEr-Specuators limit their views to low
prices. Cargoes TO arrive from European ports are
taken at 25s TO 26s Cd per 480lbs cost freight and
insurauce at which there free sellers On the spot
white corn Ia worth 2Ss to 2gs Yellow 26s 3D. to
ATS. Cd Indian meal, las Cd. to las
There appears good demand for -four. Large Gales
del nj a
better r, quest ut Cd advance
Fair sam Piles OF wheat have sold at very full rates
There has been more activity apparent In the corn
market than tor some months.