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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-07
PUBLIC NOTICE,

DR. III. w. BUXTON, PuImonist, from the
~ Clinical school of Medicine, Woodstock and late as
sociafe of DIR S. FITCH of New York-woud respect
fully the Citizens of WoIcese and vicinity
that he has taken Rooms No. Briney Hail. where
be ued by The Consu nptive, and where those afflicted
with Diseases OF the Throat, Heart or Lungs, may learn
their condition. and be furnished with the most sue
cessful Mechanical and Medicinal Remedies.
With the experience Of about fifteen years extensive and
successful General Practice of Medicne Dr. Buxton con-
fenty introduces himself and his valuable Botanic Rene
dies to this afflicted Public His services be promptly
obtained his Office by the SICK bed any by
or night, when not prevented by previous Professional
duties. Worcester, sept l9, 1850.
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CHEAP GOODS.
you CAN BUY

AT II. Fl. CHAMBERLAIN CO.'S
Handsome New BONNET RIBB0NS,1
BEST MOUSS. DE LANES,
GOOD BLACK ALPACCAS, FOR
Handsome YARD WIDE PRINTS, 1874 cents
Good l.insey Woolsey, per yard.
FINE DARK GINGHAMS,
GOOD TABLE DAMASK,
u We might offer various why store is
REALLY THE CHEAPEST in Worcester, but the BEST
PROOF of this fact in the prices and qualities of the goods
which ask ALL examine that they may satisfy them
selves. HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN & CO
0ct2 C37 DIV .
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NEW AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE.
HOWE e. PUTNAM

WTOULD respectfully give notice the citizens Of Wor-
w cester and vicinity that they have taken Rooms
No. q Front Street, opposite CRY HALL,
where they win transact general Auction and Commission
business.
Constantly hand and for SALE large variety Of Fancy
and Staple Goods-New and Second hand Furnure-Cook
ing Parlor and Office Stoves Of the latest and approx
ed patterns-Tn, Crockery, GLASS; Britannia and Wooden
Ware--Books and Stationery, etc.
o. The above goods offered private sale during the
day at the lowest prices. ~ EFT
1They will also attend to the sales Of Real Estate and
Personal property in any part of the County.
Consignments OF all kinds Of property solicited
Worcester, Sept 23, 1850. dstf
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On Saturday, Oct. 18th, at III O'clock at the large
Bazaar, FEDERAL STREET, Boston,
On sac months credit all sums oUer $500.
SAMUEL X. BAYLEY
. q. f57 = WILL sell at Public Auction the whole
kyfSI 10y w OF his stock on hand, all of superior
ca class, made expressly for the retail trade
and warranted, and will be closed without
reserve aitodng opurchasers better chance to obtain
rt rate work that has been offered in this CITY at pub
lie sale. " f
Coache2 elegant full panneled Coaches superior art-
cles. -
Rocha'cays-4 elegant light standing top double Rocka-
ways, for passengers.
CerryaAS-l0 elegant stand top Carryalls
ChdtSes-l6 light lancewood Chaises of the best ouay
and finish, and warranted
Rockecays-9 elegant light Rockaways
n!tae sea- BuSsteS-7 superior slide Buggies for
two or four persons.
PhGtons--lO elegant Ph@tons assorted patterns
Ifottfng Buggfes-l5 New York enameed leather ton
Trottng Wagons. ~
Open WagOnS-4 New York Open Wagons
Covered WagOns-5Covered Wagons,
HdrHeSses-70 sets double and single Harnesses patt o
superior finish ard make.
CoUered SIeighs-2 two horse covered Sleiphs eight
passenger open do four passenger do doa Albany built
Purchasers in want of first articles are requested to
examine this stock it is the best offered at Auction
in Boston, and all warranted custom-built work
The whole can be Examined three DAYS before the sale
with Catalogues. d7t&wlt Oct
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NEW CARPETS.

NEW CARPETS.
ME have this week received three patterns of
w the RigelOyv Brussell Carpets, in par
cular (ou private patern pronounced by all who
have seen it, the handsomest carpet made these
mills.
We have now nine beautiful patterns of these goods
which all invited to examine We are also receiving
made to ORDER beautiful new patterns of three PLY
and superfne Carpets, never before exhibited in
this market arrangements for carpets perfected
early in the that goods handsome pro-
fit less than late purchases and examination stock
will convince all that any attempt to compete with in
prices is utterly vain.
oct 2 DIV Gao HENRY II. CHAMBERLIN.
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GREAT SALES OF FANCY GOODS

Al he New England Fancy Store,
No. 210 nIaim Street, opposite CIRCUITS Book Store,
Principal Depot for
GERMAN WORsTEDS, LACES, HO SlERY,
" GLOVES sc &c
JENNY LIND POLKA COATS, and TRIMMINGS of
all descriptions.
MYERS, BAMBERGER & RoSENBLATT.
Oct7 eodistf
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DIED.

DIED.
In Webster Oct Edwin L. of Richardson and Ly da
Hall, yrs and mos.
In Spencer Sept 4h, Mrs Martha, relict of Mr. Samuel
Brewer 8l4 yrs. and II days.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, October g. 1850.
To all persons interested in the Estate of JAPHETH
CORTTIS, late of Thompson in the County of Windham
and State of Connecticut, deceased Greeting
YOU cited appear Cont Of Probate to be holden
at Worcester the first Tuesday of November next
to show why duly authenticated copy of the last
viii and Testament of said deceased, and of the Probate
thereof the Court of Probate within and for the District
of Thompson here Produced should be here filed and
recorded [do4A1 CIlAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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Boarders Wanted

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be accommodated with
IA Board at No. Browns Block, SALEM Sr. diff s27
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Cast Iron Pumps,
DAGUERREOTYPES.
NOTICE.
JOY TO THE WORLD

Daguerrcotypes of Infants taken instanta
neously!
T'HE subscriber is happy the public that
he has succeeded in making Chemical Compound, for
which he has applied for Letters Patent by the aid of which
he make DAGUERREOTYPES of Children aid Adults
in ONE OR TWO SECONDS.
u Honrs for small Children from till P NJ, ADULTS
from to p. NJ
% For proof of the above
CALL AT ADAMS'S IN WALDO BLOCK.
July II stf
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Manchester Mouss. de LANES,

Q000 YDS best styles Manchester Mouss de LANES
COOO selling at ONE SHILLING yardas good quality
and sty les as can be bought elsewhere at 20 cts
G. j. NEWCOMB, CITY STORE,
sept24 dw3Wis 1872 Main ST.
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Information Wanted.
Wax Taner,
Arnotta.


LOT Of the above of extra quality, just received and
"A ior sale by l.. L. LAZELL, Apothecary,
oedw3WH c3l POI Main St.
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Silks-Silks- Silks,

NM take great pleasure in saying that have never
w been enabled to offer splendid assortment OF
FANCY and BLACK SILKS and TURC SATINS as al
present. Please call and examine.
Sept IL d4wis HALL, & THOMPSON
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NEW STOVES,

NEW STOVES.
Call and examine the best variety of NeO Stoves to be
found in Worcester,
At LORING'S, No. 73 Main-street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOVE Iron STORE
I HAVE the BAY STATE, for coal and wood unequaled
Il by any other stove. Also, the FARMERS Air Tight
Stove, warranted; QUEEN OF THE CITY; BUNKER
HILL, &c.
FOR PARLOR STOVES, 1 have some very desirable
ones, which will work well with wood For Sitting
ROOMS have Stoves Nth 0Uens, either for wood coal;
but call and look-my stock is LARCENY prices low-my
desire to please all who give a call
70 MAIN STREET,
OLD STAND OF RICHARDSON & LORING.
Sept S. eodwistf
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Wanted,

A FIRST-RATE wood workman to make Patterns anu
N who is good wood turner. :. ~
FOR SALE--A new PLATFORM SCALE which WIN we,Bi
SVO9 lbs Inquire Of the above. dSw sep'@'
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Once, October i 1850.
To all persons interested in the Estate of THOMAS RICH
ARDsON, of Tempeton, in said County, spendthrif,
Greeting.
ToU are cited to appear Court oProbate to be hold
Il en- at Tempeton the seventeenth day Of October
instant show why License should not be granted to
Ephram Roper the Guardian, upon his petition to sell the
whole of the Real Estate of said Richardson mentioned In
said petition for purpose of putting out the proceeds
thereof Of interest for his benefit.
o3ds CHAS. G. PNENTlSS, Reg.
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Black Silk Hosiery,

LEECE LINED, very heavy and superior article for
IL fall and winter wear, for sale Cheap Tor Cash by
sept25 4w b. L. HARDON & CO.
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IN CASES this day received and for sale the Manuac
III turer's prices, by l.. T. LAZELl., Druggist.
s23dw3wis CSC 2ol Main-st.
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Transfers ordered Treasury Washington $4,000 10
TO Branch Mint, Orlesns... 21Ooco 90
Transfers ordered FROM Assist Treasurer NY 250OO ~
- PhilAd,lphis 100000 o.
- =. Depository, Chicago. 5000 %
Tressurers Office June p, 1886
AT the Merchants Exchange to day liz shares Of
City Insurance Co stock sold at l4O el4I y cent.
This is one Of our most successful Companies, as
will be easily inferred from the high premium OBJ
tanned for the stock.
The Money market continues to be abundantly
supplied at previous rates Of interest There is an
active demsnd in the street for paper, which is very
scarce. The payment within few days of large
amounts Of interest and dividend money has in.
creased the supply of capital seeking safe and pro-
fiable investment but we notice no change 10
rates. First class paper 60 days to months goes
at sac Y ct. with an occasional transaction of q
favorite signature at a p CT Call loans on good
collsteras at 4s5 2 ct and on Government stocks
sometimes as low as 81 = ct. The Bank offerings
are generally within their means and they are in
the street for paper and stock loans
The Exports of June from this port were s4,4s6>,,
eco against es,sOo,oco in May. OF the exports of
jane sssooooo were Of Domestic produce agsin,t
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Free schools wanted In Ohio.

The Secretary Of State in Ohio, in his late re-
port on Public Schools, gives the following extract
from the returns Of the Superintendent Of Ash!a-
ouia Co. They consist of questions proposed to
candidates for the Office Of teachers, with their
swers as given in writing. We give them as
curiosites merely;
First QUestiOa.-Write the delineation of edu.
cation.
AHswers-' Restoring the mind 'Noalads.'
knowledge learned from books Form of the
mind Formation Of manners Instruction OF
children Forms the common mind Art OF
study Artificial knowledge Art of learning.
Science Of school advantages One great OBJ
sticle Of the mind Science of poetry To get
lesson well and excel in every study A knowl-
edge Of the things of this world, and that OF the
world to come Science of knowledge
Second QUestion.-Dehne Omnipotence.
ARsrers-' Unbelief' 'lmpudent Power
Pertaining to Deity Supreme Power God
Pertaining to God Supremeness' Greatness.
Useful Hardness OF feeling Reverence.
'One who formed the wor d. God Joy Peace
Great
THIRD Question-DefiDe Avarice.
Answers Fcrcibe' 'Accessivel love ofmoney
Vice Worldly mind 'Begrudge others hap
piness.' 'Begrudgng others wealth Extensive
good Circular, Superstition THEFT 'Ha-
tred.' To average
F0; nth Qnesti0R.-Defne Erial
Ansrers - One who sails in the air. Pertain
ing to the sun Something that affects the air
Lower Heavens Heavenly space Bright
Erinl light Sold regions Heavenly regions
Heavenly Honor 'SoRgster.' Erisl song.
ster' A circle The arc Of a summit De
bolisb'
Fijik Question Define Disdain.
Ansrers Gone bad character To sub,
nit To restrain from To feel above a mean
thing
iStxfh Question Define Finite.
Aasirers-' Mean Good Infinite Never
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SECOND BOARD
TUESDAY. July PPM.

1btsDAfi July <-I.ns
In Stocks the market is not very active. The fan
cies are Huctuating, but generally the tendency is
upward AT the Second Board Erie was firm at Isl
and Farmers Loan at 4Ol. Government Stocks
were in fair request ard advanced triae. There
is some inquiry for remittance to England.
The demand for Sterling for the steamer has not
met the anticipations Of drawers and the market
fell off cent today, the leading drawers sell
ing at lOl p cent There were some bills over
Sales second class names at 909t y cent Ia
Francs the business was moderate at 5.233 052l4.
In Freigbts there is very little doing Cotton is
5.32d, with engagements Of 500 bales; Flour l0d,
Corn 22d a Sd, Dead Weight los. The transactions
are quite limited to-day. To California some
gagements were made at so a 60 cts per foot. To
the North Of Europe the shipments are small
Amsterdam 4Ol a 400, Hamburg &C. Bremen 7ol a
1911 The supply of Continental bills is quite linn
tied.
The French packet took about $4,000 in silver,
and the steamer tomorrow will have between
10000 and eco, 600 in gold.
The market for Land Warrants continue TO be
unsettled The large buyers offer but 500, but
there appears to be no sellers below sl20. There
are few or no transactions taking place
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are Sill 299
nsvments s1534O. Balance s2,l73s70 The in
terest paid out on our Government Stocks yester
day and to-day is about 100000
The subscriptions to the new stock OF the Nor
witch K Worcester Railroad Co. have been male
on - $50 shares of the old stock which is larger
amount than was anticipated. The entire amount
of old stock, we believe, is 10000 shares. The
books are now closed aud a dividend is to be de-
clsred on the 10th inst. The receipts of this road
for June are about $4,000 more than of June, lsi9
The whole amount of tolls received at the CANA
Collectors office in this City from the opening of
navigation up to the LIST Of July 1850, is sos 1927
Amount received up to July l, 1919, was $1,000 10
J,crease over ls49...........s3l, 400 80
The mouthy statement of the United States
Treasurer has been published, showing the follow
ing amount In the various repositories on the Gath
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It,, AN wise, AppeIls' ion OF good 'Un-
tnndsd' Finished The l-st' The end
sIoomv situation Hard Conclusion Per.
ao,9 The end Common Destroyed ANY
-, ,bst cen be defined With end Holy
ui' Sssrs,,I OIssfion.-Defne Demolish.
S.s,rsrsN. Devoir' TO obliterate.' Done
Rage Raise Consume.
F,ckfk Question Define Parfimony.
zH,r,rs~Dividing sentences into woIds.' To
deal close To grow smaller "A city Nice
particular Estate S.so ro,,.,.,
lns,r,1-'InDocent' 'Besutiful' Heavenly.
Hound and large Beautiful Large Hate
full Great
TsEfh Quesfion.-Defne Delusion.
lnsveyS.-' Noise 'Ridicule Destruction
"A sort of belief Blotted out. Something de-
ceivipg.i .Mormonism.' "A lost being. Anguish
Lead away from the right In wrong path.
Craze
Ansrer 10 one efhe Questions in Grammar
'Sary riis the beste
SpeHing of Proper Nanle'-Missussourie-' -
'Louissahna 'Cinciniaty.' 'Sio,o' Name
'LoosaDa. Congrengrenation.' Sioty.'
That the cause Of the deformites above rests in
part with teachers is inferred from the following
Copy Of letter reeeSed from an applicant for certificate
10 taeh School "MAY G.
"Mr. Baly my apologies for not STANG till the in
stute Teachers lnstitute) closes is that my sur
cumstances would not admit expect that if |
teach shall not commence till June perhaps |
shall not be able to attend your next meeting. |
hape it will not make any material difference. |
left an Orthography when | was Their lent it to q
lady to write on and when lef she had changed
her seat it was blue coverd the name on the blank
leaf you VIII pleas send it to me it " Il
say me trouble Of buy an otherior it was borwed
one MISS - --
No clue 10 the residence Of this correspondent
was discovered except the post mark, where the
letter was mailed. II was receivedin due time by
mail, the date above being designated probably for
May 6, 1916.
boundary Of Tennessee, 10y an applicant under
examination On the north by the Ohio river, on
the east by the Mississippi, on the south by Ken
lucky, o. the west by Virginia.
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on account OF The sickness on Shore Of which The,
Intelligence when ih-y wee only too mi es ron a.
Ship California Packet kimbali from B,.,oo .essy.
Al Rio Jsnefro Mss2 m very pleasant pss.s.. .
days hsrch "a, Mrs Hathaway OF hschisa -. -
died She was taken vomiting ts-ssictl the dsv - ~,
len Boston, which continued until her dssh Tha 80
der Of the passengers ard crew 1872 Ia al wers q -.
health -Four days DOT In burr cane lhre~ oysrs.. 70
two large boats feigb, to esse the ship. Tia .s
formed lbe passage rsmsfksbly w-ll-hsi 50 dsx. -
FquslOr ara was becsrDed lh-re days and wa n ~,
dsys She len on The sh hsy, and would probable -
Valparaiso.
April IS, lat 81 10 & Ion 76 w ship Adirondack t,r .
from NYOrk Jan nj Tor San Fra cisco. -f'''
April so LAT s. - Ion 81 40 ship Windsor Tsy B,.
from Boston Feb 81 for San FraReieco wv
No dSie st y s. loo - 81 w. saip Victoria wa.s,..
irom NYofk April ~ soT Csiifornia-sh well
No date, Cd Perpsmbnco, br barb Empress seon s,
Wilmington, NC, March 49, Tor csAfornia-ssAsd /. -
reported
No date s,Ss 10 " lon eOSo W. seh csroitss Is Ar,
non Baitn for California
June lat IS S Ion 81 %, brig Pitaee &c Joinvns RA
veil iom Savannah tApul y fof California lesay-sos
put into Rio de Jsneiro.
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Spoken, &c.

cuua ~ 49,
for Bath. 'r @'sas
June is SstA Ion SIS ship ophir, Sylvester from New.
June Is LAT g q Ion n 20, ship Absraeea, from L,.
NewOrleRns for Liverpool wa
june q, st Sc Ion IS 10 passed ship Coreu. fo,
Portlsnc irUm Boston FOR New Orleans W.
June -, Of Fire island, pat ship Cambridge from NJ.
York for Liverpool. '"
Jupe lat &c 10 Ion IS TO- exchanged signals with an,
American Congress. hence for London. F
jane ., LAT 10 49, lol Co p, .hip Victoria hence FOR
Lord don.
Jure g. TAT 40 S. lon Is is, pssssd sr bng Hero bOaps
west.
June n lat 81 20 Ion "a IS brig Macon from New YORK
for Savannah
June - lsl 81 20 ~ lon &C IS W. wGs passed ss.ns
under full sail ard steam. steering w b. y.
June a. lat IS 81 lon y big New England, days rom
Providence Tor Turks Island
June - IA, IS 50 Ion o 81 brig Hevee (of fhomarou
Thomas days from New. York Tor Jaisaici.
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'riees for LireypOol C,asstaeatlos,

Receipts Exports, Stocks Sales of Cotton, &e.
Sales since 2ith June IS eco bales Arrivals since 2ih
lime so; Exports since 2fh June 1909; Stock hand
ara on .hipboSrd not cleared t0O00 Vessels loading 10 the
NJ this year for Great Britain TO- France H. total "a; Ves
ses leading r the :. last year for Great Britain 40,
France IS lOsi e3 Vessels loading Ia the u. year
yous for Great Btsin 7 France total S5 Export from
he H. to Great Bna since let Sept last $500 oses;
Export from the u. B. TO Great Britain same time In 1919
4cCoO; Export from The U = 10 Gres, Britain same tine
IN lS4s l25 Gee; Total expo from the U since lot Sep:
1g $500; Total export from the u S.ssne time IN
lstg eco Total export from the u sans time Ia
1913 6S7Ooo; Receipts a. principal Of the U g. since
I Sept last $4,000 Receipts At principal ports Of the
II same time IN ls49, 26is coo; Receipts principal
ports Of the U. s. same time In ls4s 22n5 coo.
IWrghrs Circular
FLOUR RAND MEALs-Iu the Flour market there 10 some
little decline sgsn The low grades and the quotations
unsettled There 10 fair inquiry for home trade and East
eu sumption and there shippers Of Canadian
IN market Some Of the good s1aies domestic also
rather eer but Canadian 10 held sd higher The sales OF
dome,nc 500 bbs al 95d4 62f for No s505 l2f
for common State; S l2id5 q for State and
mixed Ohio and Wisconsin 25dj 62 for mixed and fan
~ Michigan and good Ohio 87.ds6 for fancy OHIO;
zee 5Od7 2l for Genesee TIE supply il fair and
aescpons The msrset easier with moderate request
ssles 200 bbls S5d5 50 for mixed; 5005 IS for strait
brands TIE supply large The stock 10 about 10 900 bbls,
sd OF Western and Car adsn the net ghbOrhOod Of Z5
e0s bbs Meal without change and sales 80 Dbs Jersey
s2s7i Rye Flour sells Al s7 81 with sales 500 oos
TIE markets. hrmer.
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On Tuesday. Jure 49, at Rltgersst Church, by Rev.
Keehs Mr. WILLIAM ID. CHASE 10 Miss SARAH
ELLEN daughter Of Rev 5 Eosugh al OF his Ci.y.
July |, the Church Al Essl Chester By Rev. j.
Her son Mr. CHARLES a. DRAKE 10 Mas HANNAH
A UNDERHiLL, OF The former place
Al Binghsmpfon June q, by Rev. j. Humphrey Rev.
Wa NILES TO MARY Z. daughter OF d. 5. Wesi,
OF Binghsmton.
Ia This Civ. July 2 by Rev Dr. Campbell Mr.. PAY
SON VAN EPPS, OF Geneva to Mss MARY E.SMlNCk,
daus her Of John Smlncs, EsQ Of New.fOfk.
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~, . Graf Brs.sia and I-.lans frss. So, .ls.a

GRAIN-The market for Wheaiis very euli Toe amount
m.pd for Corn bul the market 10 easier with receio
VII n are pressing the market Tbs sales 50 Oo0
hy,b-l, At 56d57c fr h-st,d and damaged 50 p59e for
", ui1eo; CO. for Western yellow d6lc Tor South
en- yellow 8 dt2ic for rourd yellow. which is scarce
There Ia no bite Corr the he 10 Rye Their 10
10 rloyemsnl The mHKeis nominal u Gle 0ss continue
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BY Telegraph

Markets. ALBANY, July ppm.
The receipts for the last % hours have been as
follows FLoUs 500 bbs WHEAr 800 bash Corn $1,000
DO There is nothing dong 10 markets worth telegraph
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withoutrhsnge steady trseei going case Tor
Nonhern and Csnadisp +i9tse for Jersey Sales 30 or
700 osEs Black eyed Peas G2 Is Bag, which an In
PhOVlsIoNs-The market for Pork IL qliei bat without
shsnge The Iaes $50 go Dol 20 6li and 6ls
iot hess AID PINE; s7d9 ~ for Mess In Re-l
nsIe notning don excepting IN retail parcels TIE quo
are cSd6 so Tor Prime and s00i0 IS 'or Mess
soek oi Pork 70 about 40 0e0 bbls and OF Beef d 900
Del bans are nominal al IS 50 and Prime Mess s7
~, without sale Lard remains quiet with sales 30 or
v6Aks ~ 81 Gotc for prime L. Cat Mess thera were
sAL sAes Al snd &c for Shoulders and Hsms Butter Ia
eIy peny and heavy Onto sdlosc; STATE s6l4c Orange
20, is1istc Cheese 10 fd6fc sno quiet
WhlSh1-ln Whisky there IL 10 m al ch.ry. h,, Al
bbls. closing al 253c for Prison ~ "'A ~
GROCERlES-ln Groceries there Il not ruu n dolog bat
the msrken . generally steady. - '-'
OlLS-Epgsh Linseed 10 held firmly At 75c today with
some sales Whale continues doll Sales COO gaon. n :,
blesched Winter Sperm At lac y gallon
SALT-Is doing rather better and two car goes rprk.
and sold at 29ie, mos.
IRON AND LEAD-Ars very dull 81 our previous quo.
laioos
HIDEs-The demsad for good parcels 10 fair but the
sales large. Sales 1850 BUenOs Ayrss at lSc
mes and 6eS do light al Isle The market Is
very firm and the supplns small
The receipts OF Hides from lot January to the Let Of July
1850
same time last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
To Mariners.

Light boat President arrived 1t Nsw Bedford on safar.
day evening from station the ~ and Pigs mJa
ofNneyArd Sound hsviag been 'oed TO pat la COO.
sequence Of her chains wearing 90 by contact with the ocis