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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

tine opponents to the administration of General
Taylor have jority in the House. and respon-
sbe TO the people for the factions course pursued in
regard to the election Of Speaker. If the Wings
in the majority it would have been decided ON
the fire. BALLOT Indiana Journal
The cnndor and consistency of the Journal in the
above remark be appreciated when is observed
that nothing has occurred since the meeting of Con-
gress which has furnished that print with such
exhaustibe theme OF denunciatiun the vote BIZ
which the Democrats came nearest eecing Speak
er-Frnakiia Erd,aiuer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03
Adu,i,sistratOrs sale.

NOTICE hereby that the undersigned administration OF tie
u William Myers county, tndanS
ceased viii public sale Thursday l7h Gay o Janu
the personal OF said decedent the premises IN
Wayne township said county containing in part The following ar
tcles weaI the field in the CRIB horses Sheep nj
cattle harness. rife first aIleies SIT
watch of household kitchen furniture and
rious other articles
Terms Of seAl under three dollars cash hand al sums
three dollars twelve months viii be and
qued without relief om sppraimeni laws; sale
take place between 10 A. ~, and p NJ
PERCY HoSBROOK, Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

FLceGING APPROVED BY THE UNITED STATES Gov.
ERNMENT.-By the following paragraph from the Nor
folk Herald it appears that President Taylor approves
offoggng in the navy.
FThe sentence Of the naval Court Martial, in re-
gard TO the mutineers board the q. s. ship German
town, learn, carried into effect yesterday at
noon, on board the U. S. ship Pennsylvania. The
prisoners sentenced to receive fifty lashes EACH
but the number reduced to thirty-six, and then
TO be discharged from the naval service.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NJ OTTCE is undersigned has this day been
" appointed Probate oun Of Marion county and state Of
OF William Mye late q said
county deceased All persons indebted said estate requested
payment and those having claims
said the duly authenticated for settle
ment. Said estate is probably solvent - =
nece 3rris
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03
Commissioners Sale.

THE undersigned WILL order Of the Probate Court OF Marion
County sell public auction the Court honss
door the city indianapolis Sat0da Goth d OF jan
81 81 100 OF the west side Of the west hall Oh he
North west of section H. town Is range east IN Marion
Of Sq-onehird cash hand. third in six months
with the remainder ~ twelve mouths with interest
the purchaser giving without relief from vsuaon or
pasement laws Sale to take place between u NJ and + n
PERCY HOSBROOk.
December "a, Is49. 62-4w Administrator
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

STEAM Man A mechanic in Russia is said to have
succeeded in making steam II is probably of
the interesting inventions offered the public.
II is colossal statue, the feet of which placed upon
wheels upon railroad and he goes laundering the
course the pufing of his nostrls in
to give the appearance of Satan pictured in
Revelations
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

A MONSTER Ox.-There is Al OK in Cambridge Mass,
which weighs 300 pounds and is thought by good
judges that in less than three months time he will weigh
nearly if not qnte 5000. His owner Justin Marcy ESQ
that the animal has been stall fed and that
intended to faaen him during the present winter. He
raised in Stansead, Canads by Lewis E Rose, and
measures eleven fee from the to the rump, six feet in
height, and nine feet six inches in gh. and is but
years old.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03
A SPECIAE MESSAGE.

We refer the reader TO the special message OF the
Governor as communicated to the Senate on yeser-
day. Ii will be read with interest, for it discusses
matter Of grent importance. We have neither time
nor space at present for comment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

ONO LEeIsLATURE.-In Senate to-day, on the first
ballot for Speaker being the 30lst since the baotng
commenced. HARRISON g. BLAKE, Of Medina county,
was elected Speaker. having received majority of
all the votes given. The Senate then proceeded to
the election of Clerk. On the Second ballot JOHN
r. KNAPP, Jr, the oble and efficient Clerk of the last
Senate, received a majority Of all the votes given,
and was declared elected.-Ohio Statesman, Friday,
2sth
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

GETDunap's celebrated Painting of the Trial of
our SAVIOR before Pontus Plate has arrived in our
city and will be exhibited in the upper apartment of
Wesley Chapel on this and to evening at 81
o'clock when concise aud brief Lecture explanatory
of the picture, will be given by Mr.. Morris who has
it in charge. We have heard this noble work of art
highly spoken of and long desired to see it, and we
doubt not citizens in general prepared to ap-
preciate WORK so famous.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

0yThe GrOnd Jury of the U. S. District Court of
Louisiana, has ignored the bill of indictment ogains,
Don Carlos de Espana, The Spanish Consul, for his
participation in the abduction of Rey. The True
Delta condemns the jury in the most indignant terms
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

0ErWe publish communca ton, touching con-
6rmatons By the u S. Senate. OF course, so far as
it relates to Mr.. Meredith, we take no part either
way. The writer is alone responsible for what he
says. But there are general principles connected
with the natter which think should weigh some
thing in the minds of Senator's. They should at least
protest that Taylor had violated the rule prescribed in
his inaugural message; and not, by silent acques-
cenee, admit that every removed democrat is a fool
or a rascal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

a17-The compliments of the Day to every body-a
Happy New Year to all !. Sorry we have not space
TO say more.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

G1rThe Exhibition of the Pupils of the Blind Asy.
um, on Saturday last, gave general satisfaction to
the large audience in attendance.
An exhibition Of the Deaf and Dumb Pupils will
take place Wednesday night. in the Hall of the
House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

GrAnother communication of FRANKIE relative to
an Orphan Asylum, appears in the State Journal of
Monday II was not possible for to copy it to-day,
as requested, but commend il to the attention of
the members Of the Legislature with pleasure.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03
WILLIAM SEBASTIAN.
Cletk Of Hancock T.. &.
SvEETlUSE;,S SAFE

EDY virtue OF writ of her facias directed from the
clerks Office OF Marion Court Of Common Pleas WI ez
18Th day of January lc 1.-THE Count
door, polls in the state Of Indiana with
and profits Tor seven eafs
of the following real estate, towh
part half Of square number w. IN the city
Indianapolis fOs encing the north east
half OF number 49, thence running
parcel ground and occupied by LucSn
Barbour thence south II feet and inches % The t or parcel Of
ampdrn Sidney Beck thence
parcel u ground owned aud occupied ~
Massachusetts avenues thence
Of place beginning Also the ioho~
described paH The half Commencing al TAR
ground sold Jostphus
Wo and owned and occupied by said Beck thence
running eighty hrreabout 10 part
ton the known
thence norh the line Of said ave
said parcel Of ground owned nd
by said Beck thence the line said M or parcel
occupied by said Reck the place Of begin
the
by p Williams all said real
county Marion aud State OF Indiana
realize the full amount Of Judgment Interest and
will the time and place The lee sp OF said
property Patterson, the suit Of
David ulley Of William b. Ciace, against shlnne j.
ps,,.rvon AMI R,l,er, Pa,Irfson q. &. CAMPBELL,
sheriff or Nanon County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

MORE MAIL RoBBERIEs DIscovERED.-A check for
S23600 mailed at Tayor>vilIe Bucks county, on the
lst of December, by Nj. K Taylor. payable to the or
der of N. d. Cortright, at Mauch Chunk, has never
reached destination. Ii was mailed few days before
the arrest of Mr.. Hunt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

G1-Dr. WomersIy gives tpe second of his course
of anatomical and physiological lectures. at the Bsp
fist church. to night at o'clock. We hope il vii
have an abundance Of listeners
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

THE "HoosIER's NEsT."-A Mrs. Boyd. formerly
of Washington. Wayne County, Ind, has presented
our State Library with painting in OIL (size fl.
by 24) richly colored, which is representation of
Finley's description of the "Hoosiers nest" She is
said TO be woman of good taste and ability.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

OTThe Indiana Eagle is tie title of a new paper
just commenced at Lugro Ia, by Merton g. Howell.
Mr.. Howell was formerly the publisher Of the An
derson Democrat. We hope the new paper will be
successful
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

GHrFarmers indebted to should now bring Us
wood Others who do not take our paper, can pay
for il in this way.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

Com SELLING in California at the latest dates
$3.50 Sl5,75 per ounce. at which il remained
steady; for purchases and in commercial transactions
passed at SIC. Interest from to 10 per cent per
month upon the best securities. The country being
flooded with gold coins of all denominations, issued by
private minis in San Francisco and other places. A
pectable of galvanized douboons also in cir
culation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

THE LArxsr.-We heard of good trick, says the Hun
tngton Globe, being played of few days since the
canal by boat crew, their way from the West, with
load of cheese. The captain anxious sell out but
il went of slow. AS last dispose of his cheese
the captain Of the ahead of the boat
three four miles put in circulation that certain Bank
had failed, the having been ielegraphed Holidays
burg that morning The captain following up with his
cheese, Offering for SALE and readily taking la payment
the paper Of The Bank reported to have failed dis
posed Of his whole load at good prices.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

The PRoJEcr of THE GREAT CUSTOMS LEAGUE TO
be established between Austria and Germany is the
topic of general discussion and subject of
consideration in the German cabinets. great part
of lie latter said to be willing accede to the
proposals of Austrio; and the whole plan Of COM
merciaI union has of late been taken up with much
vigor the part of the Austrian Government that
although the difficulties in the way of carrying out
the of vast nature, the latter seem. be
determined, by means of gradual reduction and
equalization of dules TO realize The object il has in
view. committee has been appointed by the Aus
TRAN Government to prepare the draft of bew tariff
for the whole empire, and ii Is stated that the
same is already completed and ready be laid beiure
the bnet, to receive the ultimate sanction of the
Government. The Prussian Government does not
look very fsvoraby upon the project though several
German powers, among which Bavaria aud Sax
ohy, had already signifed, il is said, their intention
to joiu the proposed customs union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03
Semi-WeekIys

published three times a week during the SESSION.
One copy, S4.00 Three copies, 49,. $1,000
One copy during the session, loo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03
Our Terms.

The following viii hereafter be the permanent terms
Of the Weekly Indiana State Sentinel:
6TPayments to be made always in advance.
One copy, one year.. .'...'...........'.. 500
Three copies. one year, ...--.----..-. 800
n. E,n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03
BY The G0veTnor:
CHARLES ii. TKsT, Secretary Of State.

The said Martin Gender is about forty years of age
five feet nine inches high. eyes blush grey color
three teeth of the front of the under jaw has large
on the calf of of his legs red complexion sandy
hair harsh voice, down look, rather spare made
When he left he blue warmus with a large cape
fringed band il; white COL bat. top pitched 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03
ny the Governor of Eudiana.
A PROCLAMATION.
me HUNDRED DOLLARS REV AR

proper authorities of the county of Owen, in said State
that Martin Gender is charged with the murder OF Lucn-
da Franklin of said county the 14h day Of December
ls49; therefore,
BE il known, that a reward of hundred dollars will
be paid for the apprehension and delivery of said Martin
Gender the Sheriff Of the said county of Owen if taken
within the limits Of the State aud If taken Of the
limits of this State for his safe usJy and delivery
such agent may be appointed by the Executive autho
" Of this State to receive him.
In testimony whereof I, Joseph A. Wright.
IL. 81 Governor of the State of Indiana have hereunto
my hand and caused TO be xed the seal Of
the State Indanspols the 2lst day of December ls49
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
BY the Governors
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

A NEW IsvEsTIox.-Ths London papers speak highly
Of invention by Mr.. Hall, by which the combus-
ton Of coal furnaces rendered perfect pos
sibs- The flor of the furnsce Of long bars in
cined considerable angle and slowly moved backwards
and forwards 10 . certain order by Of eccenrcs
working the axle, which upon teeth. with
which the bars supplied The machinery is said to be
simple and Elective
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

ora wise man makes more opportunities than be 6nds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

tsrEf0of-The market Tor Iron = fif, and prices are
depressed 40 he preparatory meeting ~ lrpnmss -f- ~
>aF1rdstirr lsst uees 10 d-ternued 90 MAINTAIN
present price,, he present being unprotisb- A.
the make found exceed he demand % : Intended 10
diminish The supply his We expect viii shorty u- car
ri-d out The MAKERS generally are row waning order
and Scotch Pg Iron The stocks sccumulsung The
follow ng the prrs.ut rses Ia Liverpool. Merchant
Bar Iron. = =. ID besg 10 ed, - - Hoop 1 y ;
sheet Il 5s 10 Sc0.ch Pig e = o. Bars 10 W aes
=. % No Pigs ia Gssgow, l. ..
LoNu1N -Thrr- las been i-il- desire 20 operate 10 rg
Iron he 81 shippers home dealers and a. pro-
clc0n AR exceed he consumption here are
r-siv Of Scotch No s. - 81 ,o - ard VI n N-d
numbers a. - to - per tun. Operations IN common
W. III Bar t0A limited extent 0ly although - ID 70
= 81 have been accepted a. he wOrss. srd nlch
arger quantity on offer Rsl- cl. Of sac, aud can
ohfsned IS 20 o Is >weds Bar Iron has been
sod 20 far extent ~ tll - 20 -. = Lrsd .t mos
ID free -ae and suf rates Brush PIX realised liz .
- ard sheet DO = IS - per gn IN sP-ler
opers,cls have been upon limited -cae although further
reduced strs accfded TO- and 3 a % 10 per t1n -
fe value ne spot The moderate prices are hONeYrf eN
g-csd 90 produce material i-crease 20 demand shorty
Former rec rtd tlr C0Fpef boy - ne market
ACTIVITY exists soUth American : sul he'd Tor ~
PER iun bot ss-s have been M tc The vaue Of s~e
1sl sic-l : = 10 90 per un and only small order.
have be.n competed Tn rered pom further reduced
.ers Yet transactions have been limited Tor a. purposes
The Of Bsnca IS and sras - % - per ~
For Tin aes he market : IN quiet position and d.
ere evrcsd 10 eel CSke a. -, aud Charcoal a. 'i'
o. . Ter hox
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
Richardson, Brothers Circular.

- -fSeFttf LffEEFDci. f1 NJ Sh. 1880.
ktsftcrto fklENcs Afrr DE - ,esm-rf. c-ra,.
-fr or Cotton ilzrA- ccrilu-c ru - ~ ..es
l-fits - week ere sna- ne G 1e- ~ prc-. q
'svor % buyers fur ,he ower cuse. VI krrc.n ,rer
re sTrFa " he Canada toErT-r fH-r. - b--r !.
sooc ccflart Nc e. sc arc- o. ID e. -, b--r o,.
sic-c cn - sirs ~ - Fr-c- ~ Ne,s art ~ Gov
-r-ic Frces - o. @ Q u l st.r .irc= a Id 50. %
- tfuigti - 80 .a-s u witch Z = f-.l@ ty,s 49,
80 os-rs arc exporters 49, 49, T. pr = 81 .
80 tS-s T1- arsrt co--- Fra 3 q r. r Mct n
a. nfi y isr t.r Ancr - g. p fr f-itr Al
&c 9 = i.f " claus and "a g. f. f1r 80 O--.r.
AsHts-Ar- ga. sDc Msl.r-a- Pr, a. .-goI- >. =
90 &C P.sELs ~. g CO.
Nstk@lfkc> SAsN-l' p very aul.ed ismsnd and
CITY - f-ts isFe o-cr 80 - io D. =. Z. ~ ar
- sla-'y P--ace-Ptis az sou- Baamor- a. go q
CcNNo> Rfsf,-N- --c:- e. ~
>fszN On. G. f.r ~.L.-r ..g--4 w.
'I1.a- 9 IN Pan ~ e "a sr s'--ct - y
> in 'or 70 re ir0ort
Tsllos Cut. q ~. = ~ for -, N1--. A----sn
LiNstAo OsAE-fr-y Ga e. = = 4 Ia f,ru--r
rr.cr ~ cick, arc z--r 'or -1-a Gaze
Clrvtss Dbl u--cues very dr. 49, ~--v $50.
irefc>s a. "a - t'std CO. tul l- average up
urr's We --vl- - - E. 11fv 80 ~ d -
- Sc q CO. fQr America fr-rcs
LNEa lcrs->i. DQrl-sl L ss-Cu a. e-1-- ID. ~
i1n. Csup-schy : e ~. AZ Ina Woo h - IN
LASo las a~-c os-rvc s-c CSC ow-r prcr. "a soc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

Yesterday morning. April - Capt CHARLES W
GRisWOLD % his Cify IN he 5Jh year % - sge
His funerz. .ake pace r. m as at- r~s.denc- ia5
1turcl-t % Greenwood Cemetery. his caY a. O'CLOCK
vt~d to attend
Ga sunday evening Asf OF ng-rrg ness. N he lin
yeH OF hsf age, SARAH ELIZABETH daughter ard
Jn-y en- d " George W ard Caro-. me VI Proctor
Tie = aives arc rrrcs ~ me families re-pecfly
invited % ai-1d he 1nera his DAY T.-sdzy Jc.ock
q ne residence Of Der graudnOth-r Mrs sarah Burgess
= Msdson o. her rellsins ~. 5e AIKEN ~ Greenwood
for inierreut
On Monday rnorn ~ Apr. = GEORGE GARDNER
sg-d - y-.r. All Q morihs
The Trends ard awe. u 20 tsiher George Gard
Der snc hose a IS brothers James and Joseph
sp-cily invited To- aI-rc ~ lrersl rom Is ae
d-nc- = OrsnEes; ~ afternoon a. JcOck
W >s.-rcsy APr j. an 0rd Conn. Of ccrslul ptOr,
tLlLAbEIH 3. HARRIS q 10. City. wife 81 A. s-rr0u
>drry HArl, 3 De ioih y-.I q Der axe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
Passenger. Arrived.

IN tt1gAr 4ze-sa. AZ hosi0n ron Ltl~pooi-To Hsi-
lfH- To boson-s.s.r.T Prpper, COT II Law ard
P.iersor, : scOr Dirno.me Leorc-. Absi Fr.d
Iay or, To- Iur'or, NcArttur, Ecu.rsiore Fry Il
ksrs - b Admirably John smith . B. Admire " K
NFlrg C4rs-. Jo-sph Horton, Rev Jotn BOyc Mr.
Brow. Anc n.nL M ard Nr- J.E-s, G-ofse 5sOr ard
- = Ctsfi-s George, ssuurl ~ >irMcr, Episte "
D-lon. I Kerr, kd~ HqTlesyy. D.ursn S,-v.n
hoss. q rcur. Rot err H1,chirsOr Dsyic Mar q D VA
-ot 80 AZ Lyons. Lew. OgL6y, Emvi.e D0gh ec az
40 free, >..or Capt Cooper Cak Joan Boot Dr.
h1-t-s Ffs-.-r, h-sGrer JCkn Cr-rsr Gu o..en o
Mad arc Hue, CtrsAc H. JOIN Gllesp- Haker Ma
.h-ws-e7
From hsiiA1-sr Campbell ~s- AID .erva-L DR.
fO1ksr, F1rOcg-5. TOA -
"a aiy Fs-sce Issa. yool-Jchr Frsrr. Geo
Lsl-- A L.s. NesoiL " N--o.i .nd - .i--rse-
u '-l's h.ays u rbTicys Jro~ ~ TA0-a.-hr LvOn
&c aey' MOI NJ bsAee ,nd s1y. Foricss Mf AleI
Mr.. btssusr. MON. M Noses DO
n ~ hGyF. yros - hitfs-Ar Dssc Hayres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
sin. Couhroush 4 -titt'- Circular.

Pr frOtrI Af.'i' Nf'' =
AsHg.-Abou. 30 bb.. Pot. sod a. - snd 81 Dds Fesf'
a. q cWt o., 49,.
B,c6N-rhts srrcle ia. been lille inquired Tor o ing
,h4 nas frfr gf- ard only r-sch 10 boxes o Dom
gd s-d Neu for the afrr the -e.ing pficr TOT
We.terr AMI 81 r - for Fasern
B,pK- an hid. -rsf Ph sde.rhs sod a. l' 30 Us %
90 bag. baltimore a 4-ra = b p cwt
Crows SgFn-The ssles about oo cAsSs 90 me a.
80 ~ ~ season fa-f closing
Co.'s AC-Tte market continued IN ne crpres-ed ga"
rror,ef Ia our 49, lr DAYS ster he "a ing OF ne
f4ropa bus consequence ~ very severe "rH.hrl'
and decrease ports Do ders were fJnef snd Al
need rates oasia-d f'r amost every article" huI
with return OF weather. and uuiavorshI- &c
counts from the esdng markets, prices have frcrded
There Was limited attendance 81 beyer- al odat mar
act For Indian CoRN Their" Sss not much inquiry FLOUR
~. advanced % to . per boil Sales have been 20 some
extent but PRINCIPALLY on speculation
L.Rp-Saes FOR me fortnight reach 80 mns AT reiuo
lion ofIs B. c~t Holders selling freely n consequence
of the heavy arrivals
LiNsFFu CtkF remains duIl.
Ous-N No ss.e- 20 report. hui there inquiries.
PoRk There ha. been steady business 10 ms arhc
and ..es amount 20 nearly LEO barrels Al 'iIp5s Tor
Fs.fern. f4. for new Western rom the quay
Ricg IN AIR request ~ previous rates
RFsiN-1 SD barrels common Amber sold al IS = ID
from the quay
Tar No "a IS io report
TrRrgNriNg are. good rough brought = oil and
D tlus spiris s. 81. ... ..
A. .nced rate 90 II q. - b. c~t
CHFFsF There demand for Inferior but good 4lh
lies ssed and ~ Casks are exported 10
America il- week .-,-
Bftr IN steady reQue. previous prices Saes have
been msde 10 he extent Of LOO cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
Marhe,-...c~rrvlly s,ro.rrO 70, Tas r~sus,

Mo>pA. April -
~ TIE weather has been unpleasant during the day,
which hss checked operations outdoors.
AsliFS-Are heavy and he sA.es are iio obls A. 81
for Pear. and s. for Pots
COTTON. ie.s frs with saes COO 20 so bs.es
portion o! le IN provemsnt Of SATURDAY. nss been oct ard
ihe market j. more freely sustained Nj ding Or, ans IS
l-.c, p.snds D..
FLOUR AND MEAL-lu Flour The movement has been
moderate, v IN some sgecu alive sclun. The msfse' Il
avn sud medium GRADES are The trade snd Eastern
inquiry are good sales $500 obs inc udng 80 DOS ca
madam A. o. The quotations are 81. 40 ~ for No :
Ilspeclon >jQ5 - or common and Old and
urw lnsf eclul- q -. Tor avurir >sie JG1 Tor
MlchigN ard good Ohio ard 5tsa5 81 for pure Dene-
see Other grades without charge ia southern the
market BUOY Al bot not ve scaye Sac. bis Al 10
as 5's Tor mixed QoCd strag ti brands. jd5 n for
fancy and - I'd o e.. fr x ctmond Cty 10 Mes the
demand j. small - Rye Our - oo.- sod a. -
The rsrk-i "a tru A. that
GEAlN-For Wheai there a far qlry and he mar
Ari = trm. The supply Offering moderate There l.
some inquiry io' Canadian flr miing >ars leo bush
common WISCONSIN a. Ac. Last week some olo hush
tennessee sod =. sc for milling Corn . better ard good
arnanc " 'h very sms supple. siost The qusnlly 10
store i isat ssrs 80 bush Vbr svr Tor export
4 fa ~ Northern IN store 6 saoAL ard 81 delivered
The o;hef description. nal u market Rive
: hrler ano sesFe >aes ID tN bush ~ sc bios ana 81
delivered Osi' ar rrm ana n moderate supply Northern
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