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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-10
Ehrn the Chelcfn.

Which during th, past ssas"n has swcpi on sub
lariu numl.fs has i--u curr,l b, u. vr hli,,r iR
,rsrV case. whc,v u hsd hen ss'ly asi fiahfsHy
spal,s8. II RspguS, wh.tr u proved siNgulsIly "a.
tai Il va kiuni o. weld tn the frinsd,. and CUR
It's 4 PERKINS, CRAMr AND PAIN Kill
LER, was fhs iBstiC,u- recommended D., the frsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-10
Or. cHRIsTiE's
GALVhNIC NECKLACE
Palsy and Paralysis
1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
Or. cHRIsTIE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Ate Lsant ~ Tsi sevtcs ~ eases " tnnFultons 80
ru spsmo1ie CS~yl-sAi, ssi general Nervous
Anscuoas q the Hssl ahi upp.r sAtfsmhiss Al.o
IN fai.y and Paralysis, sni eli diseases csussi ~
dsselshey Of po~sI 90 Nerves. EHsrsy Ia the hmb.
% Othsf organs u the buly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-10
5000 PERSON..

itsluiiaE sll age. cls.s' sci eoaIIlau' ,asrt
shisL ssrs large nunhsr u ls'.s' .tBsrs f,rG
hauy sut. sct 10 NsUols Compliant have ben
IHrfRrlY lHD PERMANENTLY cfRrD
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09
CAVED IN.

Our readers will see, with shame and regret, that
Daniel Webser, the representative and embodiment
of Massachusetts whggery-the man delegated to
sustain the dignity, the homer, and the FREE PRIN-
ClPLEs OF the State, has proved recreant thereto
and proved true only to Tayorism, Slavery and the
pomtings of his own personal ambition. Who would
have thought it If the telegraphic report is true,
he has 5iia tnan almost any other northern
man IN his trucking subserviency to to the South.
He sustains them in their charges against the north.
Keeps out of sight their Imprisonment of our seamen,
advocates the cutting up of Texas into Slave States
to overbaance us in the Senate says he would vote
against the Wilmo proviso and in favor of Mason's
bill lor the promotion and encouragement of slave
hunting at the North We have not words to ex-
press our Indignation, and shall omit comments till
we get full report of the speech. Its character,
however, cannot be doubted as it received the en-
dorsement and approval ofJohn c. Calhoun u Who.
now, shall speak for Massachusetts in the Senate
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

FRIDAY, March 8.
SENATE. The Senate non-coneurred with the
House on the valuation of property BILL and insisted on
their original resolve, motion of Mr. Daggett
ordered on motion of Mr.. Hawlcy, that the com
ttee on taking for securing an earlier organ
tzaon OF the State Government, at the commencement
OF each political year. consider the expediencv of abol
shn9 the office of Executive Counsellor, and imposing
the 11tles ct that office upon the Senate.
House. Passed to be Enacted. Bls-Concern-
ing the bequest of Henry Todd to the Board of Educa
IN Lowell; to incorporate the Worcester County Me-
chanic's Association; to repeal act concerning the
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Several petitions, &C., were presented and referred
Order Adopted.-On motion of Mr.. Earle of Wor-
cester that the Committee on Printing consider what
further Legislation is necessary in regard early pro-
mitigation of the laws of the Commonwealth
BY Mr.. Folman of Worcester, Committee on the
Judiciary bill establish the office of Assistant Clerk
to the Courts in the County Of Worcester
BY MIR. Kuhn Of Boston, Committee on Mercantile
Affairs and Insurance. resolves in favor of cheap pos
age.
Several of Committees reports accepted. Ten
bills and eight resolves passed to be engrossed.
The motion to reconsider the vote of Yesterday, by
which the report on the petition OF David r. Wait and
others for the annexation Of part ofDeered to Green
field recommitted was taken up, Messrs GriswoId
of Greenfield, Hopkins of Northampton, Scbouer of
Boston, Banks of Watham and Boutwell, of Groton sup
ported the reconsideration and Messrs Lawrence of
Becherown, Abercrombe of of Deerfeld and Barry of
Hanover opposedit. After long debate the motion
was rejected-S0 in the affirmative I24 in the negative
The bill regulating the sale of Intoxicating liquors
was debated till the House adjourned without hav-
ing taken any final question
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09

HE PAST WEEK has not been marked Nv
much excitement The debates in Congress general.
Y were without much interest. The absence of Mr.
toote from the Senate account Of sickness. les
sened the attractions of that body, as theatre "a,
dramatic entertainment The feelings of the South
ern members in both Houses have apparently under.
gone slight change for the better There has heop
les Sss menace; we have had more argument Mr..
ioom l,s. speech was very fair and temperate Mr..
McWlllle's was extravagant, but without weight
! ne Northern members, Col. Baker of Illinois. Mr.
Sackett of New York, Mr.. Vandyke~of New Jersey
sustained themselves credtaby. The speech of Mr.
Parker of Virginia was good-tempered.
AS 10 the end of the world which ,,,. q. ~
place last Monday, according 10 the letterwriiers,
lhe world suffered disappointment. People had
come from distance TO see what was TO be seem nnd
were dazzed with the crowds of pretty ladies in the
,ha;r 1,"ioer ana galleries Of House, not in
subunary wealth could make them. 20
National Ern
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Free Soil County Convention.

A Free Soil County Convention will be holden at the
City Hall, in forester, Saturday the 10th day Of
March current, ii o'clock A. NJ for the purrose of
nominating su-uie persons ;1 fol County
Commissioners and the Free Soil voters of each and
every town Of the County of Worcester, requested
to send at least three Delegates said Convention.
CHARLES WHITE, Chair. of C. Committee
JAMES H. WALL, Secretary.
Worcester, March g. 1850.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09

INcENDIAR1sM. The large barn of Mr.. Forester,
in birmingham, was fire and consumed with its
contents, Wednesday night. The tracks of two
men, TO and from the barn. discovered in the new
ly fallen snow The tracks were followed to place,
not far distant, where horse and wagon had been
hitched. The wagon tracks were then followed, and
led to the discovery of tive men named Gibbs and
Knssbury, who were just putting up the horse when
overtaken. Thes were both arrested, and will be hold
en- to for the offence
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09

EIGHTY GOLD WATCHES STOLEN At the rob-
berry of the jewery store of Henry Richardson, at
Pittsburg, Pa, Friday last less than eighty god
watches were takan. The loss is estimated at $1,000
and $500 reward is offered fr the recovery Of the pro
perry.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09

Factory BURNT. The cotton mill Of S. B. Scbe-
mex, in Mansfield, Mass: was burnt Monday after
noon. The fire took from furnace used for drying
and heating the building, which totally consumed
with its contents in about honr. No insurance Ii
was owned by Mr. S. B. Schenck, and carried on BY
Mr.. Babcock, whose loss is heavy.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09

W LIrTELL's LIVING ACE, No. 30I, has an III
terestins review Of "shirley," from the Edinburgh Re
view, and other articles Of great merit. 'Shirley'
was written by the author authoress Of "Janc Eyre "
and although not generally considered equal to that
markabIe work. is nevertheless captivating story
The Edinbmg Reviewer points out the beauties and
defects Of each Of these productions, with apparent
faithfulness.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09

sD~ Mr.. IIillard, yesterday, after the report had
been made in relation to his message from the sem
ate, paid visit to the house, and was kindly receiy
ed by the members, who seemed TO feel much SYM
patty for him on account of the unfortunate poson
in which he has placed himself Gen. Wilson par-
cipates in this feeling, aud has repeatedly express
cd his sorrow nj the senator's situaiion.-Post
IT The man who invented plaster that will en-
able person to stichto his business has been offer
ed Of the best 'holes' in California for his M
tent Past
Sir Felix Booth of Brighton who generously gave
100000 to Captain James Ross, to iii out an Arctic
expedition, died few days since, very suddenly.
Lnmartine has resumed his seat in the French
Chamber. He complains that his department. is over
run with socialism.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09

HE HUNGARIAN STRUGGLE Governor
Uihazy in ''bref Explanatory report as to the ter
mlnaon OF the Hungarian struggle; the capitulalon
OF the fortress oComorn; and the Objects probable
extent, and other circumstances of the Hungarian
emigration, writes as follows -
we have come here in poverty, and have sacri.
need our all IN the cause of the revolution; but bv tho
abolition of Feudalism we have secured 10 seven
iiiiohs OF men, once sers, right TO the soil. of
winch Austrla's dynasty cannot deprive them If
we nave not been SO fortunate as to Law the founda
t'ohs OF republican freedom, we have at least givena
uea'h dow TO the material power of the arstocraev
and without the support of an aristocracy dvnastes
cannot long maintain themselves We have then
sun gained triumph by our struggles there are no
longer any seris IN Hungary but each man cultivates
his own land The consciousness of this benefit he
slowed on seven millions of men shall reonite nc for
our losses'' '0-
Immediately after the publication of the pamphlet
ABOVE mentioned, paragraph appeared in New
1ofE paper IN which Governor Ujhazy said that the
Wo'u sen was not proper word to have used
Tor mat the hungarian tenants were not ser(s-as
that word Is generally understood or in the sense
that the peasants of France and Germany were and
OF Russia are serfs.
The most important point, however, is, that the
hungarian government did effect great emarcino-
tion Oh seven millions OF men from degraded posi-
lon; Tor wide impression has gone forth, from
alSe ana nefanous article in the last North Aneri-
can Review, that the Hungarian Constitution and
government did nothing for the peasantry
SACRIFICE OF HUMAN LIFE. A Partisan ma
per, La Presse, has recently presented an appalling
picture OF the results of modern wars 1t appears
that of one million two hundred thousand men on.
rolled in the armies of France in 1903, only one hum
bred thousand were alive in 1915 and that between
i1gi and 1913, twenty-one years, no less than four
million five hundred thousand Fenchmen were
blown to pieces by cannon, transfxed by bayonets,
brought down by musketeers, or slain by sabres or
broadswords Yet, by all this sacrifice, She did not
gam permanent possession of one square inch Of
ground beyond her former territorial limits
l73 According to recent official reports on the
cholera In Russia during its last invasion | 6s6 SAG
persons were attacked by it. and Cos 0l2 ofthis num-
Dor died. According 10 the accounts given by med
zeal men, and estimates made by individuals, the
number OF deaths amounted to nearly 2 1000 900.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09

TB Hunts Merchants Magazine, for March, has
been received hasty examination Of its contents
assures us that it contains, usual great amount Of
statistical and mercantile idorps,ion which cannot be
obtained elsewhere.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09
ackawanna Coal bv The corno

> LackaWanna Coal by the Cargo.
ne North River is now naviga6le to Rondout and H.
Delaware and Hudson Canal expected TO omen sbamt
me last Of April but for the first week or ten ays will o
yield Coal in moderate quantity ' oniy
that of any former year by Two Hundred Thon"nd @ 60
orei ana ,he circular prices expected be filled in ali
rch, VIII pc such as is confidently believed will make
ne interest OF buyers TO take of the whole ilcreasod
auction OF 1850 as it comes down the Canal F'N
ALFRED WRIGHT Agent
Providence, II. l., March 9, 1850. DIV IU
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09

~ Mrs. Darlington is said to have expressed an
opinion That ''there is no blessing ike that of health
particularly when you are sick" The remark wos
accustomed by what the good lady called phrcno-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09
LECTURE TO YOUNG PEOPLE.

Lecture to young people will be given at the Cit,
Hall tomorrow, Sunday evening commencing at O'Clock
by Rev. Warren Burton All interested are invited to
ttend.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09
DIED.

In IN nuliand req p, Mr. Abjjah Nourse, S.
In Hartford, Ct. March ], Miss Ruth Patton 4h :
e key William Patten, formerly settled in Hafx Wr OF
WheeloeR C gFand daughter of Rev Eeasel
port, r. l., aged Sc. ''n' ~ ", OF New
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09

lD According to recent official reports on the
choera In Russia during its last invasion, CSC. s4S
persons were attacked by it. and Cos ,Ol2 ofhs num-
Dor died According 10 the accounts given by med
zeal men, and estimates made by individuals. the
number OF deaths amounted to nearly 2 900 900
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09
MARRIED,

BARRED.
IN HaNerhil, N. H. Feb rs, Mr. Edwin & Tboy.r lort
urn Of =. > Thayer Co.. of Milford Ms to Miss Nan 'y
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09

BS William Emnons, from Massachusetts. rcr;.h.
cd win five others, in making voyage in November
from Carp River, Michigan, to the Saul. Ue ,,s 4
he employ Of the Maquette Iron Company.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09
April LIST, 1850,
W ANTEn

n 80 EEL e HOUSE, by small family Rent M, >,
hon Szou. ANY one having such an one to let @
Near O. good tenant by applying to D. H. BASsETT R e
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09
'No walking of the way, no locomotion,' p

IUCOIIlOIIOn,
nor has there been since the floods commenced
Our interior country people have likewise had rea-
son to exclaim against the weather, which has been
continuously wet and persistingy uncomfortable in
every section ilom which we have word of ntelli-
gence.
All the streams Of Sacramento Valley are excess
slvely swollen. The lowlands bordering on the riy-
efs are all under water. The San Joaquin and trib-
utarles are trimming full and the traveller is COM
pelea 10 SWIM the crossings which, during the sum-
rner, scarcely exceed three feet in deptb
Alta California. Jan. IA
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-09
White Lead. Linsaad cil

EWis Philadelphia and Union Pure White md D,,ch
and cte ~ ~, Mmeicnn ilhseed Oil for sale Wholesale
o,y,, SAMUEL q. WHITE
Feb a. ~ ~ ''e "e"'ofh H. ~ Denoi
- deDD WIN
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CEl;a sss q RppiIc FI.v,,n..
Dissolution 0f d,onnn........----- : :: -

oSi received lot of Fresh Chamomile Flo,,or. 49,,
MOL ~" ny LEWIS t LAZELL 4potbecor~ ,"N
tnSuiW 20l Main-st 4 doors ncr,I, ~" q
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HsOnlaI.

A|Fy w OGd end iSgNbs EVuMfccy.
n()() OOkDS Dry stit Wood and slals wasted In
cWO guife OF ), HATHAWAY, No G"orne Street ,n
pctWeen ana O'Clock PM. d6twlt March ~
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

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c..,s. i.s s's @ z. =
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B..Ss,s s.r.s ss.a tae, s,h, s.Aaa.,a. IA ca Sr.s
~. March s-Ar Ksrop.. wissin< nsi,,aasr-' J'-
Atsss. s'I sr.s isIi as iSRs es a.sis.
Bs. ssros Arr Lsiss. svssdssn. .chArsss,sa
csss.,... M.,siixi, LSai.. B.ss' cs..l..s..; ,e.s
s,.s,sss sS ss ,sss. issss j.rsssssn Srsss
isss Iis;. Rss m:yssa xs, DO Ssrs x@.f,s;. E..ss
s.. s .'';; s.: s:;s:s. :; n;s .s. sn ..s
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c.rls NsT,s T~sis xreri ss.p pSsnscs NorleAaS if.A
Ca ca. Tors. % CO Il. yss i.-Arr cy,sAi.. zsa. rY~s
cxsrcr. yss as-zd Ars, n.s. Ny.rh, ss.A. ors-.s.l
r.., .: ia. q, S AZ - sss F:: : i s
fa S.ss W. ss,.s, esSsi . ca Ss,
bi,,s r.s s:ss M.s oS ssr~.S.. brig via.. Cars
% & .:'Si IN S-sis Hissi.sS ssi,. Smith. tfs- Lee.
s.s ss s,. % s:.s: ss. s:ss :ss TIs. sl: IA m
Sls..oss f.S I'D ii.ss rsra.~e.I s.essh.,- f.s
Msvls~p March ii--Arr Anassss uss. rsss Gee pre-
ilv-ars RoArs March r-sia LAss.ia nA.il''R Sc"
Cvr--r,yse ~ xArr nlsss.s L-aasr.s. cAss''s'sus
Esreh rsh. Jesy.s Besh LIST ysss u .
~. : S:s':. i:';s :ss.: I;;s y: $r; :
& s sssg s.sg ;s, ss D.ss.ss s:- i:ss & o.S
.,sa rsss.cc- r.,,. isA- pv..s.sy nssy,, r.y ys.s
$40 ssA spsrtssx ksirbess Isadsuaery snd fAibdsse
''s crssssrr. ssros .ss gi.sl.,or ws.s rsrs ,s.
Jsls, ssu,ss nes,ss. frs~ Deal Iva psh rorun-
,ss.,ss y,s r-Arr cec~~. ris.s oscos snd ola
Nsrch for \ rorh S~n ussr B-b,istA hse.. Vrs.s<
Mach e,h rordSss. Yes ss.fr ,ss s's for r' s'',
'ss. rns ssrss ss cs.ais~ss1ss. s' rssns Teri.
ss.synts Msr,s 49, as,. H. 9si..i s.s
SAT-, .es rss ssssr. rfsfi ssA IsadSsss, ssssossr
pas,spa nsrct s-Arr ph.sn Rhl.s rrors. iesA Br,-
Bs Busse. chsrlss.on ,.h fr',Asrss esasen Do sdsA
mavss smrh n-A.rss sus. R.hsrase.. rrors; slnn.
sss risss. Rsrssa, Korl..sS liza ssrssssh Ts.nss.
Ro-sr s,s Italy Reed rrors 9tk s. r.o.isa s-.lsssh.
Frsteh Deurion. srsnes< do' 7oh. 1srqsla hoedy
Nose pcrs J.s is-ss rr>dres win.sn. Ps.lsss. N
Hs,r March is--ssd paAyraor, Csrdinsir, rysrs.
Ir1uss. Euch lf-Sil frsl ell. ~ ner, NOrteena
iorposr snsY, NsrA i,Arr LsAnaes. kAsisa rsiisAs-
is-o~, E.rcA Arr D.pIa H.nssy o,siss.d. rr'rs.
sn ~. s~rs. he'n sress c.,.ws;.. nsLrr.rs. ~.
cipsuel. for..as lea -. e... Hisslars ssry. Co.,
a. 's Sssl sssss;. jsssss.s. a. G sssaas;a. 6sTs
n-1 . D.sss4 e~-..rrsh.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

ttrFpu.-Iue mkfhs< fontnuct dun ~ se for 80
Domingo, for Rio n la. and Java ~ IL lie
PpriCrrs-shppcrs were ssui waiting for csS~rs pss
Europa and engagements were light for oosson "a
was current uesvy Foods irs ed With . small en-
gaSemeot OF -rvAee lard, In . transient ship 81 iss
Corn vax worth 4ks 20 Liverpool aud naval ssorcs Ia
Cd 10 Il. Cd To Ilsvre, 10. vss ssked The Ciaren-
don OF 50 tcns yesrs oid built In Bo-son and bark
Marcells we~e purcha~ed FOR the California trsds on
private terms. ror Ban Yrsneiscs oo1 vss takea ~
$50 ton
Hors-Thsse vss no<hlns doing cf Importance F;
prices verc nrn ~ ffc. . ipo,
LsAp-The marhet In general vas arp With sAies Of
80 tcus spanish ~ - and 90 pigs osloaa ~ Is g.
on time. sdding intc<cst.
ou.-saies OF 3yooo gaiions spring sperm vc~s psd.
at 81 Is cash; winter sperm worth 81 n bls~ohed
and tlearh<d winter whale ~ Sss
pso.,ssc~s s--rcrk-About 90 bbis so,d "A sls fee
rcss. snd - " for primo. Beef continued Arm bss
stiil ~ previous qvotssioos Beef Hams were h~.vy
81 Gle ~. Cut meats dun and aru Lard vas
heavy aud Inactive at "a. q exc for gosd " prime.
Butter In fair demand ~ exc exc for grease;
70 lie for Ohio " iss Cor inf~rsor ,s GOOD stat.
cad Ice 9se Ncr good W ohOlss State chseas
vas duh NJ tko . se.
soesss-Ths market k s,oaey ~ hbds ouhs
ehsssed bsnds at skc. stts
1sIiow dull. With limited ssl.s al rs c~Sh
WuIsssv The nsrket v>< st>sdy Zoe s,sss Prsss
at estc, and Drudge ~ re.
Rsc1rrs ~ RAtLsoss rssrs Rs-a B>xu-
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
CITY TRADR REPORT.

sArvnpAv, April Go r. n.
The letters BY the Europe received and dis
tributed until late In the afternoon and too late 10
have any influence the business Of she
day. The sales of cotton effected to moderate
extent as rather irregular racs but In the main al
those current before the Az the result Of the
private advices could NOT b ascertsincd to-day the
market not expected 70 open ti Monday or Tues
DAP next Indeed the nrss weekly steamer viii be
due within few days hence, there ne pros,ces Of
much being done until Its arrival unless orders have
been received fos purchases nj full prices or NJ aa
Advance. Western and State aour was nrmcr, with
quiry for Canadian, for export 10 the provinces.
Southern continued Arm, and In good demand Wheat
v.s s hS,a a.I sSs 'tsss -. Light 0o,a Va. Arm
Lard was dull. Other articles were without marked
change. CoGcc continued inactive moderate bu-
n r VA. nsrs...s fsp, rDnp. p..eS tn.
for pots With ..lss Of % bts ssse 70 ss lsY Pearls
we're quiet,at SSTs.
bts., Al - ofx for Canadian with common STATE
NJ - 81 - SIX; straight State aud IN xri Ohs as
81 e7S - - fsvori,e state aud mixed Mchigaa. ss
- - 12S straight to fanoy Michigan aud good
Ohio at - lrx 81 81 and pure Genesce at 81 - .
- 62f. Scrihsr ffcss vas arm. with Q good dem and
for shs trade and sales Of 700 bbls made ~ -
- o6 for mixed 10 straight brsnds and - % 50 i2x
for straight 20 good Alexandria Baltimore and deorge-
town. Ew Fies was inactive, SO rs. Corn Med
crpors a. terms Kept private wLs,~Iioiss,s vsrs ere
very Arm, which checkcd transactions. We have ne
change 20 notice In prcos Rys nrm, ~ ~ srke
hsst>y was scarce aud nominal ~ ~ Tso Os.s--rhs
demand foe Northern better With ssis~ Of Jersey
% 90 1oc Northern 20 q 40 and southern Al ~ \
30. Cow vas held higher The only sale We have 70
notice lot Of 1900 ba>hea. Jcr'ey yellow, ~ ~
. $50.
Corrpr r-ssles to-day we're only .bou, 800 bales. as
we're noe dslivcrvd upta sne~ NJ We su.ts a.
tsfo~e:-