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fTNilE Whsrrlbcu, hly.ng been appointed h}
I the Honorable Probate Court lpr the De
tret Of Calrd1nil CommiasiourrH, 90 receive,
examine, and adjust az claims md drmiuda
Of MI persona against thc estate Of /adnc
lillnn, lieof Hufhr, lTh4ld dl+luri, drrr'a-
ed,upfrstnlrd insolycut, and ihr term Of fir
mouihr from ihc 18Th day Of October, l-iu,
allowed, hg said Court 60 the cted,tnrH 81. sHid
dpet4sHd, Z" rAhihlt Aud provo ~, w IDH plfiNFr
claims before us,dp give notice uat wr WIN at
tend 90 the duties nt our appointment ut the
Dwelling house 81 widow lryinl Blnu, iu
Burar, 900 Htid Distract, ou thr lst JhurdlY
oi January aud llht Ihursday of MsrrhurNL
40 % o.cinrk, tpfrunpl, on each NJ alId dl.F
ALMON q BENNETT,
ALEXANDER FRAslER,I Commits,
lilA kITTREDGE, iYnru
Burke, oct -, l-tD. CLOVIS
A ITERATION THIS oerUGcs thlt have
y ! gwen my son, Edwin s Gfpw, LIs ttuc
dnrug his minority, aud I shall ply no dobta
~ his copi#ttTuE not clam aW ~ his ifn
lngs after ihis date. o. A. GROW.
Holland, Oct ~, 1870. GilwJ
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\ PowpLR DurL.-lWo young hloods Of
New lork city one having some prclcu'ioss
To dramatic fame, the. other somy'hol Ola
literary character met JflobuLLA1nccorlng
to the Mirror, 10 sellc somc little difficulty
wills pistols. The parties infer driug two
rounds declared themselves satisfied. MOI
Ibcr of them were injured for tie seconds,
heiug very prudent men, were careful not 10
put uuy bullets in The pistols.
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TEMPERANCE LECTURES Lectures
may bee expected AZ the following places m St
J"hn'bury, ON Thursday c/SU,nG, Nov. q, at
: clock In the Congregational Church at
th, Centre Village by tho ittv. r.. ryuuoy
In the Congregational Church 90 the E1si
Village, hy Roy W II. Bond, aud ia the Nce.
try on Tie PLAN. by REV. r Robinson.
WM SANHOBN, } Com of Excelsior
BEhUMAN BUTLER, D4v,s No.3I, Sons
BENZ. MORRILL,, OF Temperance.
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DEEApruL AFFRAY.-SL Louis, Oct 90.
some young Frcnchmcn stopped nj Bar
num's Hotel last night, and ubout ~ O'Clock,
Dne of ihe party auiered BarnHn,'s lodging
room,shot him from gallery through win
dow. and also wounded one Macombcr. Al
bert Jones, who lodgcdNin r0on adioining,
ON entering Barmm's room, was shot dead.
II. NJ. Henderson and Hubble were wound
ed. Both Frcnchmnn, who were arrested,
affected to he insane. Barnum is still living.
The sunr party, II is said; made mn attempt
upou the life of the landlord III Alton
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a.. LOUlN M TmIs. -

The following rcsobe was rejected 10y the
mass Conyen,lou.hcld ia Syracuse y. y, on
the lllh ult., to totily the union of the dem
orrulic aud free soil parties;
Rcso'rtd THAT WE ARE OPPOSED
TO THE EXTENSION or SLAVERY
INTO THE TERRITORIES or TuE T.
NIrED STATES,AND THAT WE WILL
USE ALL ONSTITUTlONAL MEANS
y AIRY, 40 -phii44A44iA,,, SUCH Ky
TENSION.
This mirror, ia which, 1T the free sellers
Of Vermont do not see themselves, they can
-cc the great body of their pu-ty, with John
Van Buren, 1T the head, aud his Pa at the
t0''50L cHtUUr DC loo oItcu mold bciurc llrm
We poor Wings who have been daily de-
uouuccd hy tcsr Simous Purcs, as corrupt
inconsistent, mud untrue to freedom, will be
able to breathe more freely hercalicr and
though wG rnnuol bG expected To equal thr
late bogus pnrty, in professions, we shnIl,Iu
practice, us We have always done, steadily de-
lcud aud upHnld the doctr,uo embraced lu
the above resolution. To conscientious free
soil Wings, We would recommend rc-pcru-
sal and digest ufihc following extracts from
"A speech of that far seeing statesman and
honest politician, Daniel Nrir~ttrt
"For my part, IN the dark and troubled
night that is upon ~, ! see no star above the
horizon, promising lights To guide us, bat the
intelligent, united WIG party ofthe United
Smles.n
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ST. JOhnsbury Academy

TVlIE Winter Trrm wIl commruca ou
Wrdnesday ihe glst OF November, uH.
drr the H4fur lNrtrurtnr. M iT-r-trinfr
flrHHaHi rooms con ha had by those Wish
ing a. board themselves
For particulars HpptY ~ Prufpal ~ 90
Cows j. T.. BhSCnDFfrH ocrrHV
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no + tGE:.

LII prrsGns having unsettled accounts
a with Dr Bcriqh Saat0Ya- or .Sanb0ru o.
Ddlligg, must call and sruIc ilnmsdiarSig--
Let no one DELAY, Tor tn subderibcr, iniendn.
iu q i'.w days Ia ltavr The State, iuust clusJ
all his busiResy
GENlAH SANBORN
Lyndon, Aug. 4, lsio. 6!stf
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'"r 'hAh"lck'-hour renders viii doubt
Pornsr with intcrcstanything in reference
"' Gold land. Annexed you will find a
wy Of letter received a few days SINCE,
.''Nm ct litcfatim ct pnHcuatim-,-a rare
p ''"rn from the "diggius oftitcrature.
"llaverhill Oct the 2iI l7Ig'
,'r' N. self thes after noon 10 ,wTite 10 ,"u.
sur, onder stood that you air about
-'ng a company rs gov to California aud
!N1 ar lswish y0u wood send down word
and tell the FERTILIZERS a boutdit Here
number Down here uiut talks of Cow
M want you 10 write ass son as YOU quit
Ig..' spose You viii think Strange of.thiss
".sf 10 know whether It was sow or not.
-- Hl6 - from mr.. ---- ---- to
Yours and sc
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Passulnpsic Railroad,

s...-5 q
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CALWoUNfA GoLp.--ln the money article
Of Ihc lost Boston Auas, wc dud the follow
ing rcmarhG
Recent ed,ice- Gom California -eem To
dj,sipatv r,,tfl,F ul the log which hu, cn,clop-
rd the poI rrri6u-, aud So confirm the opin-
ION we expressed long SINE since, that, al
though gold oNt-l= ll,af.s 80 Rroat abundance,
the cost of Eoluug It Is about as much Hs IT,
'vaiue. The supply ttum Tho rourcc viii
never be- go grcnt ns 10 have uuy serions II.
ircl upon thr currency of the world The
disposition Ia adventure lu CuliiurIiu spCcu.
TALON. lsnot IN ilte leUsy abatdd, hoWtgframl
vessel after Ncs-cl continues 20 hc despatched
With merchandise aud passengers. The tc.
-uli viii ho developed hy aud hy,nnd wa mp.
prclcud lllt. on Tire whole, the loss 10 this
cunnlN vii oNcnodlhe FfoIIL
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An"nr.CAMr 10 rrW GoyERtoU His Tx.
'ney Governor Coolidge, has rc.appointrd
-l following gentlemen TO be his Aids.do-
~-Hf for the year ensuing
70. Timothy II Hall, of Westminster,
~" DaWdB Church, of Middlebury;
Col Dop Tracy, Of Woodstock;
-Gnl. DAH -Ga4t,rnter. of Nlorrt,,r,,.
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Tho greatest activity prevails la sopdng
r0urirrE tor md from ull the principal ports
Of Europe. Tho London 1'mrvcourspuud-
rui, writing from Paris, SAYS tint llie note
addressed hy tl,r English Guyernn,cHtlu iis
Ambassador ~ ~ Petersburg, un the sub
Jcrt OF Turkish uilaigs, ~ ~uuched IN hrm
aud moderate trrus, aud contains not q ttu-
gle expression calculated to wound thu rms.
capabilities ct Nicholas, Wilde 1t Announces
the determination 10 support lhc Porte nruIus,
cNigruccs hat would cuurrau,se tie digui'
IS OF an independent sovereign,
Loud palncrston Inns likewise srut proper
in-nuriiun- 90 1ir Strnttnrd Canning mud
hus placed lhc Mediterranean fleet al his IN
rtl'rury'- disposal, aud which Is thi- tiuc,
~ ull prrtuhhiiy, hav -1ilril for the b1r'ieB.
,lls. lave also rcHson Tor rcpcHnug, thW
lIuuln bas Initiated The conduct ai England,
und th1l tlc most perfect uu1nuliy ltuH rA-
strd hutWcru the no GOycrumuutHf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-28
From the Far West-Indian DepredatIons
-NashiDSton City California Company. t

Captain Hughes was robbed by the Cheyennes and
Sioux Indians thirty miles this side Of Fort Kearny
June Sth He returning from the Fort whittier he
had driven six hundred head of government cattle.
They surrounded him, about six hundred in number
and took all his horses mules baggage and wagons He
had but small party with him. and they too strip
PED Of everything The Cheyennes were in search of
the Pawnees, and had destroyed deserted Pawnss vii
h 20 the day before The next day Capt H. fell in wi
hundred Pswnees, Ottoes and Mahas, who imme-
d'ateIy gave chase to the Cheyer mes. despe,a's
feht expected, the latter in high spirits
and fully determined on being revenged.
Capt Hughes brings no news but what has been an
tcipsted
Information has been received from Salt Creek, in
the Indian territory that the Washington City Com
psny of California emigrsnts were met forty miles be-
yond Fort Ksarny. They all well and going ON
finely.
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CssRLs.ro,, July %, 1870.
The steamer Northerner, capt. Budd, arrived here
yesterday, bringing the mail Of Saturday afternoon
rom Key West
The bark Eues. Yarmouth, Harding, master, from
ksvans for Narcotics laden with sugsr and coffee
shore of long Key the night Of the sth inst, ct
\ N. She received assistance from the vreeters
Parallel and Empire, the 9th Who, after leading the
spective vessels succeeded In getting her 81 about IL
M on the 10th inst. She leaks, and 10 now dis
|harsins cargo, TO undergo repairs.
/ Judge Marvin has returned and the claims Of the
Prcekers will To heard to.mo They will probably
hsndsomely compensated for the nature Of the ser
Iiee rendered resuirea II
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Arrival OF the steamship, Isabel from
Havana.

CHARLssro,, July 25-P NJ.
The steamship Isabel from Havana has just arrived
here via Savannah She brought fifty passengers forty
Of whom left at Savannah to proceean the Che
rokee for New York.
The quarantine regulations at Havana continued to
be vigorously enforced. Vessels from infected ports OF
the United States subject to 20 days quarantine
and from nom INFECTED ports, days.
HAVANA MARKETS.
Burnhsm's Circular of the says that there was
steady demand for sugars and prices had again adj
vanced for brown and yellow; white maintained last
quotations. Shipments to Spain proceeded with con-
siderable activity; there were scarcely any pmsnts
going forward to the States good general inquiry
holding back for better market feeling confident that
the restricted quantities Of sugar left would realize
Choice ~ II s; Browns 81 ., and Curuchos s Z
There but few parcels Of In the
The weather continued showery, aud the growing
crop Of cane was reported to be 10 uLfavorabe
dition Sales Of select parcels OF moisses
making In the outports ut 2A q rials Coffee In
light supply and sales had effected vt AZ
rails Fish had improved. There had been imp 1rted
from Boston, 200 casks of paddock. which changed
hands 1T 70 rails. Prices Of lard had been sus-
tanned and sales were making At steady prices say
Is Is rails The stock equal to 400 kegs
and bslf-barrels. Rice had advanced, owing to a
scarcity Of supplies. and the market closed firm
Charleston. The receipts were but limited Sales of
leo casks Carolina were made from store at kr and
500 bags vsspes at sr, leaving 4So casks, and 800
from Glouceter and Portland ('sine sold at 201sr
2lr The same amount was left for disposal. Can
dies Of both sorts In demand ut advanced rates
cargo of Spanish -four changed hands at lOhr aud
10 barrels and q cargo Guyaquil cocoa from New
York at short price, empty cssks were scarce at Is
rails for first quality; Rhode Island hoops would
realize sf3 500 In freights there oely any
inquiry for vessels. An American bark chartered
legged vessels Cowes and market at e. There
but little Offering for the United States four rails per
box for sugars were accepted Al profit Exchange on
London WAS 10 per cent premium. and on New York
per cent premium, With an upward tendency.
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SALES ny AUCTION.

A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER- UNITED States
IA sale-saturdsy July IS at IL ooiook in front Of the
Hargs Once foot whitehall st. by ord Of H. Maxwell RAJ,
Collector Of the Port the following aIels iesnS TO the
i9tteh.d isupch ~ pochs, misoesneo-. rlass Dead
Tycs lvsss Delaying Plus capissrs Shot 22 IL 10.
Wind Shot, it- lbs Grape SHOT 70 ~ H. Cansts ~
ID Grape SO Hammock Pacing Boxes Medicine Cbssts
feItant large Compassss Boat
Sold sesi.s 10 Log giAsse. bottle Mercury Old brass
Srening Trumpet Ootsnt Caa,s old Bnnses Clothes
Bsss Jbs and Jb Bo9ms Boarding Pike. CABIN sta-.
Quarter uatehes
IL Water TaBts, old Deck Awntrgs Lower Ga6l.
svings Boom. boz wipdo~ Glass, sIiO. Loser Mast
CSr' IS Mast Hoops copper Pump, vol, Laos Of Unitsd
States Coast Pilots, Navigator, Hasssr's Tatlsy.
Hh Wells sign ceAss Summers Method Ist Of Charts lot
Of old Iron, Copper and Ls,d. nc.
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Observation-Disclosures.

fITrssUReB, July II, 1870.
Some excitement prevail. here respecting case Of
u.ntiede which has been perpctrated. The supposed
asnquent Is a German girl, named Mary c. Stevens.
Yesterday she complained Of sickness and retired to
bed. Her e. pduot excited suspicion, end search
made, when two infants found dead, under her
bed having been strsngled She denies all knowledge
pr them, but has been committed to prison. and the
children buried.
Inctndiaries again at work In this city T. Black
nore's board yard situated at south Pittsburgh,
ared this afternoon, by some one unknown whilst
urnir g. the stable belonging to NJ c. Cookle short
d. tanee below, was discovered to be on Gre. II
burnt down. No doubt, the work Of insendiaries.
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A SW lndisr Arrested.

BosroN, July 81, l849.
The swndler, who has been passing himself of as a
Lieutenant OF the Navy for time past, ci-
tizens and defrauding them in various ways has ut
last been arrested and will. no doubt suffer some
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Usury Laws OF Virginia.

RicHNoSp, July 20, 1910.
The following law was enacted by the Legislature
yestsrdsy:-
See Any judgment creditor who apprehends that
he is in danger Of loss. by of rous deal
ings on the part OF his debter may exhibit his bill
In equity, verified by affidavit. against the party with
whom the dealings we've had aud compel him TO dis
cover oai all bargains contracts or shifts relative
to such dealings; ana II il appears that more than
legal nteIest has been received the above
rate OF 70 much thereof may be- necessary shall be
applied to the satisfaction If the plaintiffs dem
In such suit the debtor shall be competent wit
ness to prove the usury,
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Death OF a Distingu,she d Soldier.

WINCHESTER, (Va) July 20, ls49.
John Walls. . distinguished soldier In 1912, died
yesterday aged SO years. The deceased was. at the
time, at Guyapdotte (Vs) his way to the Springs
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Sy0~~0yNeoor~,y(-~r~~~>~~s
News from Europe and California.
The Weekly Hesid will be published at Q o'clock
this morning Annexed Ia q list Of its

The Weekly Hosd will be published at o'clock
this morning Annexed il q list Of its
CONTENTS.
The Highly Imrertsnt News from California brought by
the steamer Crescent City; TIE Interesting Intelligence
from Europe received by the steamship Europa Progress Of
the Cholera throughout the American Continent Letter
Of the Hon Jehn c. Calhoun In reply the Hon. Thomas
H. Benton; Fall Particulars OF the WRECK Of the Bark
Charles Bartlett; Trial Of Capt. keCerren for Abduction.
ETC.. avarety OF Editorial and Local Matter Commercial
and shipping IseOrd T.,grAic Dispatches the --latest
Hour from all parts of the ctuntsy, &c. &c.
Single copies, In wrappers, sixpenec; annual sub
scription, three dollars.
=x---------=------==
Dr. Elliott, OcuIist, 535 Broadway, In
days and Saturdays
John BurdeiI, Dentist, has returned from
b. u,Usl sosn,ry ,SOr, ana WIN =. a, hons no Tn.a
q the season with the exception Of Monday nsrsnss and
Saturday sfternoons
r.ps mac. and ,it " SAVAGE ~ Fulton street.
che nS 20 a. t..,S s psp IL ,hs .osS i ,.I
br.ted naier, susrsnted to keep accurate uHo Which he
Combs.-Lsdies are Respectfully Invited
,as 'Hslis s sS.
aSs Af % me s,s .s spp.:
tanins = the toilet. a shuNDERs,
A Strike against Bigh Prices.--Thc Public
10 proverisly patient critter but IL has begun kick
against the prices soots Patent Leather Gs
trkc ree hey have been cold at such cheap
rates hy JONES, IL Ann street.
sum mcr CJothsi x sold at Cost.--3iO Cash.
mere,. cos. viii he ,olo ., ~ Alpaca Pant. for s. 10
81 TO- black Uoih Vests and Msfsees dittc
frum 81 TO 30 uspsl price 81 81 fine blue and black esth
Sachs and Troeks, fom 81 20 81, ufssl Price Sit
q. b. CLARKE, No 1l6 William street.
Tho Roman Republic has fa1ien-not 80
them five boil ar Suits theg stiil In the ssceud,nt
crowds thOussnds OF miles for tem They esnsst "
Cloth Coat CassHere Fsnts and fancy Vest Linen suite
$3.50. Corner Of Nssssv and Hickman streets.
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C6nhERCIAL APPAIRS.
MONEY e1AIlKET.
Friday, July 81,

Friday, July 87-S r. ~.
Quotations for fancy stocks are steadily settling
down. To-day the decline more rapid, and hardly
stock In the list has escaped AZ the fret board,
Treasury Notes fell of = per cent, Harlem =, Far
mers Lean, Long Island, Erie Railroad, and Morris
Canal, y each; U. 8 t's 1886, advanced y per cent
At the second board Treasury Notes declined = per
cent Canton Company and Harlem y each; FsrmsrS
Loan " and Morris Canal " The sales of Erie
Eailrcsd were larger than usual to day, while the
other fspciss were comparatively insotirs
III. receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to dry amounted to ssi s2 o6 payments
ssce6 81; ad,ices $50. goo, bslspoe, 81 ga S7ps5
The annexed comparative statement exhibits the QUO
tsions for American stocks in London OF the periods
namsd-
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From the Pacific Oo-an-The Steamship
Oregon, Sc.

BOSTON, July Z7-F. NJ.
letter has been received at New Bedford, dated
Steamer Oregon near San Bias, June o, IS49 which
says -" We have ESQ passengers from Pauams for
California There is much sickness board, but no
deaths as yet.
AT Acapulco there three vessels IS or 40 days
from Panama full Of passengers but short of water
and provions, and. for which, much suffering had
been experienced by those on board.
"Ths Oregon will st at San Bias for coaln
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me BOWELS AND THE CmOLeRA-DR s. p

THE BOWELS AND THE CuoLERA.-DR s. p.
L 1OWNeEND'S saIssparilla strengthens and regulates
In relaxed state aud IL Is equally to no eotive II
furious 70 pills phyrc ut this time THIS preparation
few hoprs the bowels relieved Of Irritation, aud every
dnHeeAble feeling so prevalent at tho present time Tho
moves the bowels in ~ eny four hou which sum
cisD for healthy state Of tho system We do
hei tins medicine for the Choer, asy are taken with
the Darroa is The ssetto call good ph, stefan 81 ones
But preventive for this other this msdi
cine L.. no 1 tho P,sy'ntion Of .,ers and
3Oo0 bottles within the last and have
known oAse when IL has not tees Of advantage II has
cured outands and OF Thousands OF disease
The most delicate females and infants take with great
benefit ali should IL At this time guard against tho
Cholera well diseases usual this OF the year.
IL IL the cheapest aud pleasant enodJ
Children love IL dearly for sumner con plains and for
Hundreds Of lrishmen others are dysg
tAoiss At this time, and especially OF Gseae that
great humber have been debtated BY tho
eheeive heat Of the weather Ano that
weak would be careful their diet r.
Tow ntsnds ssrsapArla vhen sthsns the system,
prevents the cholera si,eAss and
Thousands q valuable Lives would be seNy sad
The Plenriry and Of the
ME disease have 6sss cured by tho use Of Dr. s. r.
To~asends ssrsaparlla.
Brooklyn July p, 1919.
,bs very gree. Iiessrs have received f,on uns your
sanaIArIa. have been for - long win tho
P.uii and Consumption aud had cough Two physicians
would TT, medicine, Ne had heard OF a.
dome 90. and ently TO surprise relieved by the
moot we'll hypin las lrh 50 hs. my cough, aud ny
appetite is rood aud sl,sp websfor grsat
sI,qs .hI B ,1Ts rs1, T5s frsa' 'e'
Dr. r. a iovnss nds Office has from l2 Pull
tor ~ Nassau street. few doors south Of the sun
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Selling q white Child as |. Slave.

BALrnosE, July II 1sss
The Columbus Democrat says that the mother Of
bits girl named Farm. who sold By the father ~
slave 20 . man named Jackson, has suoceeded in
e,cuins her daughter from state Of ssrvItuds The
bSuman father sod her too years ago, during which
line che has been treated ss negro slave
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have slightly improved; but there 10 nothing OF
= speculative feeling In the market. the sd-
vance h.irg the result more OF q demand from
rnmsrs than Of a combination among speculs
Cotton has steadily increased In demand aud the i'm
provemsnt has been firmly maintained This has been
produced partially by the xon Of the
received from this side relative the growing crop
The manufacturing districts in healthy and &C.
tive state.
The grain markets In q better condition than
previously reported Holders were firm and prices
without change The crops generally were promising,
and the harvest near at hand that the most san
RuiDe hopes entertained of fun average yield
Nothing new in provisions. There was IA steady de-
mand for the leading articles of the trade There APP
pears to be gradusl hut steady prov going on
in trade generally; but the most unaceountabe thing
Is the little disposition exhibited speculate Ia any
leading article Of traffic when there is such an sbuu-
dance OF money and such anxiety the part OF sapi
tasts To ind employment for it, at rates lower than
have beer known for wears
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Nlarkeia.

NV OsLHASs, July I'll. 1S4o.
Tho sses Of cotton yesterday amounted to 200 bales
ut nc. a. Sc for middling quality. The advance pre-
viously noticed has been fully sustained and the
ket closcd with upward tendency In prices
JuLr 22-The operations in cotton. yesterday, were
1900 bales at full prizes The total sales of the week
were eco bales, At sac. s1.o for good mdIling
The stock hand Is 900 bales against $4,000 last
year.
CrscIrSArr, July 81, 1910.
Businers generally here 10 improving Flour Is
cuHulaing in consequence Of no saies whiskey 1870
bacon IL advancing. shoulders held at AZ 3s plain
hams ~ . Sc, sugar cured hams, demand firm
DurrAlo, July 27-P.M.
1850 bushels: SEQ bushels The market for -four
IL frmer With fair demand for home aud export
The tales 900 bbs Including Lockport. at - Al
and straight Ohio at 81 ~ q - o2h. There 10 no
change In grain
ALpAEr, July FIN.
Receipts since yerteIday-tlour, 5000 bbls corn,
II OoO busheis
AIn,.v, July cT-eP. NJ.
There IL good business doing in -four at 81 rs . 81
sT for straight State and Western; and - e2k -
for common State and mixed Western With sales OF
900 bbls For the market IL hrmer ut 5sc. for
Of 10 90 buhels Oats have an improved tendency
and notice sscs Of 600 bushels at $50. soc In
whisky sales OF 200 bbs at previous prices
Bosror, July 81. 1910.
The ssles OF cotton 400 bales, at the price
a. yesterday No change In corn; none saoat blisb-
So rs: Southern S. 12H n SIS 80, cssh there was q
good demand but the stock email for the season
$50 bslee Manila hemp sold Mt IL =. months; 200
bales do do; rs tons ssran wood, b7t, nonths 40
baskets tspioca 61c, months; $50 boxes sugar 5,sc
60 oXo 400 hide de. 4 a5c cargo 81 Cubs meias
1900 sumstra, sasho, monthsi 30 casks nutmess
S2k ccnts