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A. QpadIile. s. Quadrtle.
2 lolis- b. futa
5 Cuaorlle. Z. ouas rlle.
T. EAliz
AIR IRON LUCIA LAmrInmooR.
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q. Cpadrile. y. AaIsu urAa-
~. al aud POlka.
Is QuadIills. 10. Qnsdrille:
a. CuaeriIie. IL. P.iRa asd Clog Temps.
rs. SsltIate. u. Qssdfils.
Al
10. pons ~ Quadriils.
90. CUkdrille. % Vaadrille
il. sprLish Drree. "a husue Keel
In going to supper. new piece, called the "City
Guard q tick Sspn which 10 very pretty perform
ed BY the band IL q, composed b. George De Luss.
ub.r Of tn. city Guard On the title page, well
executed figures Of three soldiers OF the cay Quad
der sIms ana In foil uniform
Al hsltIsst l O'Clock. the announcement that sup
Der op table ade ano TIE sssrmbiy formed
into rank and hle every lady leaning on the arm OF
gentleman. aud In scme cases enc ON each arm Ihry
marched 20 music around the room. anu In the same
TO the supper table which had very pretty
eject Ib.y narchtd around this room also In order
that every op. might hare opportunity Of sseiag
gn rceut table ss ever MAS iGid About $40 sat
down 10 supper here let dw I'll tor non-pt
the scenes before the atiGck commenced which demo
sted fctrestss aud castles and visuds OF every de-
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CO, D. Brsss v.s ., St. Losis 90 the iith inst
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Fsifsx men, and Georec'owness i. and conspicuou,
among them were scm. Of the e'rIlage ana o me
hus dr'veIs. crowd cane pressing mp he oppo-
slle direction. Between Two fires there was no
retreat so available The tops of the carriages and
omnihuses hauled u? into the ih,cket alongside the
road To the Top Of one Of these last, your repor-
ter, with his friends, Tetreated The crowd in the
narrow little valley rapidly augmented, and was
clamOrous amid the confusion incident to tie pre-
paratloD for a general row Presently powerful
man m the compact throDg, pulled of his coat, and
commenced laying about hun right and left, NOV
ing the Whole multitude before him, till unluckily
blow from some invisible adversary brought him
down, when instantly a half dozen men bounced
upon him, and all were snveoped in clo1d of
dust, rendering them for some moments invisible.
AT length the large MN emerged from the OBJ.
security, torn and mangled, dusty and bloody, and
almost shirtess, from the terrible encounter with
his numerous enemies. The scene, the noise, the
oaths OF de lance, and imprecatons Of the combat
anti, Their wild vengeance and hostility, the rush,
the pre- ssnre, the confused mingling of blows, the
| tger-lke ferocity with which the fallen man SEEM
ed 10 be devOured The roar, and rush, and dust of
the melee, afforded fair specimen of DEVILS
vival in the valley, while the brethren were in
communion on the hill. But for time the furi-
Gus upfoar OF the scene in the hollow, drew of
most of the audience of the preacher, and suspend
ed the thread of his argument The crowd in the
hollow gradually dispersed with the disappearance
OF The mangled man, and comparative order sue
ceeded.
The minister resumed his sermon, and wished it
TO be distinctly understood that the Methodist
people were NOT responsible for the roous proceed
iDgs On The grounds. They were the work Of the
devils own subjects and it was the object of the
Methodist brethren 10 pray and preach the devil
out OF their hearts, and TO make them good Chris
tisns, instead OF the subj cts of the devil. We
give the church the full benefit of his disclaimer !;
but, indeed, they should do something 10 enforce
the preservation OF order on the Sabbath day, at
least, or abandon entirely their missionary system
OF camp meetings.
We had seen enough, and too much. Even to
quiet man, not much gwen to causeless alarm, a
sense of personal security suggested return TO
Town, not aware what mischief The doctrine of re-
taliaiion might possibly work up in another hour
We returned, amply satisfied that the Sabbath had
been desecrated at this camp meeting, in manner
only to be surpassed by a Philadelphia fremen's
fight, and with deep regret that the brethren
should have failed to have al comman nd the means
OF redressing this outrage upon order, upon the
Sabbath, upon the peaceably disposed, and upon
the church itself There cannot be any very
great distinction between the results OF a camp
meeting and horse race, if such scenes are to be
permitted with IMMUNITY, with all the adjuncts of
"A rOWdV carnival.
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SICILY AND UNHAPPY wIvEs.

kSHdd0 L0fuJro"s GerfenGn ia Do vfos y.
"DAyrss. Nay I, lSl7.
"Dp. A. H. MAvRIcyap-My dear Sir: The Marrisd We
mans Private Medical Cempanen for which enclosed
dollar 10 address, safely 70 hand. would not
have troubled you with these few lines, but that in
PEELED by sense Of gratitude for mys and wife, dive
uttsranee to our sincere spd heartfelt emotiona
NJ wife has been peroepuby smiling for some tArss
ysArs In Of her anguish aad su
ering months before and during sonhnsment every
successive and debitsted and prostrstsa
her. putting her life in imminent DANGER and which
secason desr.irsd Of lsspgessd TIA. this state
OF things inevisbs and resigned myself the
wort A. this time tnow sbout two months) heard
beoh highly spoken Of as ecntanng matters rcashing
On lie receipt and peruss
the relief saorded my Distressed mind and the joy 10
pages impaired 70 wife, leayng that the ais
eovsry OF n. Dssomceux provided remedy. IL opened
prospset to me which little conceived WAS possible No
pecuBisry copsdsrson the obligations
under % for having been the means Of impsrns
the matters contained in The Married Womans PrivAts
Medical Companion But for hi another vouid
have p1sesd over bead In all human probability my
mo
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Erroef from q Letter..
COMPETENCE AND HEAL7H.

LApcAsfnh, Pa, Oot. ~, l61.
Nv DsAa s-I know you will have The kndnsss ~ sssR
vita me in snsrcachins time. while aeknow
ledge Tin behalf Of myself asd wfD the obligations
osrsye. under 70 yos in having mad. known certain
tsrs contained in invauabis Married Wsnaas
Private Medical Companion has been worth weight
gold 70 express myself rather warmly. Will
that cannot do My. when inform Of tbs
slssst to which have. ,srcusi ~ bsea hsnsetted win
stats situation vhen obtained book through The
merest curiosity. lock uyos - - one q the meet forss
81 life. had been married pears.
and the father ~ ehdrsn long struggling
sseeasngiy 70 the end that might gam noderats
LEFT me shout .h.r. v .. The ssnsius Of sssh year ssa
that ony, with the stntsd sufhcinx
barely the nsesssares Of life Finally this eonstsnt
bsrinnns 70 have is elect my health
sepebe " endure lie eontnuAncs while ft
Of r>rssversncs
This constant, uncessing struggle nay part
psrAfvs In consequences OF the prorrssed condition Of
wife with occasional nternission for sir mach o.
the time confined TO her bed Of incapable 81
tahss the charge and Of honsshold aRair
Her condition from % which ignorAsA-
Obi what would have given had the sin 70 i've
hfainf what would wife have TO have been
spared the long and st longer nishts
bed u sickness all % which would have bses avoided hs1
Ceorsnson-
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Our Fairfa. Correspondence.
CooSKY, Fairfax Co, Va, 4
Aug. 10 IHl0.

CooSKY, Fairfax Co, Va,
Aug. 10. 1850.
Fanfax Camr Meefi~g-Roscdy Procsedi.gs-
I~fevsstsag Scenes.
We have glorious work going on here, among
the Methodist brethren at the camp meeting; only
yesterday il was disturbed BY the horrible rowdy-
ism Of some Of the savages Of Washington, George
town and Alexandra, who came out for the express
purpose, IL seems, of a drunken frolic and free
fight
But smeng the visters, on the other hand, were
lone welLbehaved members Of Congress- mo-
tced among them that whole soued fellow, George
Briggs, Mr.. Calvin, Of Pa, Mr.. Crowell, Of Ohio,
and that eccentric genius, Sam Houston, in back
woods suit OF summer linen, with beaver hat on
with RIM almost Of the dimensions of une of those
circular bathing tubs He listened aftentivsIy to
the sernon. and appeared to he much edited, and
was quite star among the yeomsnry Of Fairfax,
msn, ct whom expect him to be the next dems-
cratic candidate for the Presidency
But there was elegant gentleman a member
Of the House from York State-Mr H
understand they call him-who sppes red TO be in
the most happy frame Of mind. He was dressed In
avery neat suit Of black, and had upon his arm
very handsome lady, Of Prince Georges county.
Maryland, PersenaRe. they do say, he has q de-
cided inclination tn take bsck to his constituents III
she will only rstb the said inclination We hope
the good sense u his smiabe and interesting Iadv
will no, find any objection In the free-so doctrin~s
81 Mr.. H.. for / am told he IL inerorable
against the South 50 much so that he would
vote to give back Texas to the Mericans.
Il ne brethren are stru gRng for q revival, and
there ~ good prospect OF adding many lost sheep
to the fold of lerael
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Psoyrsscs wsssrss.-About N O'Clock yesterday,
an unfcunaed rumor. that Or Webster had united
suicide obtained rapid circulation and although the
city msrshai promptly took active measures ~ have
TIE report ecptrsdcted n bsd numerous believer TN
the close Of the day. DR. Webster visited By
Sheriff Eveiefh and n. n echter. Hsq. one Of his
council yesterday forvposn ssd found 10 be Ia his
vspal nsne Of mind protesting entire re-snsfiep
bic fate submission the sv and good vii towards
~ rep - scs,y- Pcss sssgrs a.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PR1vATE MEDIsA PANIC

PROFESSOR ~ DISEASES
1toenieth Edition. lsmo, ~ 200. Prize, 81,
THIS WORK Is INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOX rnn
MARRIED thoss ting Marriage IL disolo-es
important secrets which should be kpo~r 20 them par
teulary.
Here every fsmaie-the wife, the uothsrths Una stAes
budding ~omsnhood the in the decline years.
id whom nature oonemplstss important changs-ssn
discover the causes symptons and the efficient
des certain mode Of In complaint -
which her 10 subject.
The revelations contained In its paets proved q
blessing 20 Thousands az the nnumernbe letters received
hshl will attest. : -
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TIE NEW TERRITORIES.
MEDICAL.
MARRlAGEt
-HN so OFTEN PPY

WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY.
MAEr AND MANY WIPE ENDUREs YEARS OF
v1 bodily suffering snc OF mental anguish and
helpless sbtering her life that Of her husband and haz
ardng she future welfare of her children arising
which, would the suffering the
TO the wife and 20 the husband aud
difficulties having their origin in the mind being weighed
Down and harrsses in Of the sickness 81 the
companion Of his bosom.
How portapt that the should be known
wife, 20 husband, that the dreadful and narrowing
the health and happiness of both
avodd Life 10 too short aud health too precious admit
portion OF the 60 be without the full snjsy
ment 81 the other The timely Possession OF little work
entitled follows has been the 81 saving the health
and the life Of thousands, as over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have sold since the edition
The thor has been induced advertise
and Of those who have been indebted TO m
publication for all they hold dear THAT all have
porunity fobsinns and who have favored him with
ousaDd Of letters enoomum Of which sunexeA
TO the Advertisement
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THE HOUSE IN FIGURES.
otal. exclusive ofDelegates

Wings and Natives. ......... .....'.'io i
free sohers. ..'.''..' :. .......... II
Vtc@Dciee. 3
Total. exclusive Of delegates. ....... 2g,
Should the vacancies be filed as before. ana
dividing the free sellers into democrats and wings
as they are on all other questions but that Of
the territories, the House will be as follows
Democrats. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III
wings. 114
Democratic majority .................. o
Two members from California, Edward Gilbert
and Geo. w. Wright, are now in Washington,
awaiting for the admission of that State into the
Unen. .HI
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Prom . Physicias-
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES.
OUsTRUCTIONS. IRRxCUf.ARITIBS. ke.

Prom Physicsas.
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DISTRACTIONS, TRRKcUiARITIBS,e a
Hev nsny suffering from :s.,ruesien % irs1arnss
.ss - y .RsS sy ~. ss2 FOR ssss sss
decasy fsrbids ssshi.g medical sdviesi How ssT
*. ;. s' S IL. n. ss r. ::.
seony fer mssy months y.ssssg scns.smsnu Hev
a.. Ri: s"ss sch ss viii ga /. 4. ,s
Ne meas q prsvssaen s~shersuos. Aad rslsfi
Kssrss, from Letter.
10 THOSE JUST MARRIBD-"HAD KNowNr
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Number of States represented. :.

Number OF States Represented. 80
President. WILLIAM X KING.
Secretary. .AsHBUgY Dickens.
Why's m Italics; Nofires in Small Capitals; Democrats in
Rowan; Those marked r. S. Free Soiers.
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THE ovERNMENT


A. d.. 1850.
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"come, ye that love the Lord.
And let ysur joys be known;
Join In q song with sweet accord,
While We surround the throne "


A stout, sble-bodied fellow, (worth, at least,
81 ,200,) with a face full Of glowing enthusa am.
led Oft, turning and smiling to the sable brothers
and sisters around him. he made the words ring
with his tremendous voice. And happy, beyond
imagination, were the rejoicing Southern slaves,
wrehthng and swsy,ng TO and fro, the persplration
rolling from their .hiu'ng faces, as they sang and
shopttd together of the gloies ef the New Jerusa-
lem Then one OF them was called upon TO pray
a short, thick-set, emphatic Fairfax darkie-who
entered at once upon the merits Of the works
"Ob, Lord Jesus, Master. here we is, Here
we is, waiting for the blessing. praying for the
blessing, oh, my God, send down the blessing,
stnd down the glory-send down the Holy
Ghcst. lAmen, by the brethren and sisters,
loud and strongly We want the pcwer-we
do III (Anen Come, now, Lord Jesus, with
the fire Of the Holy Ghost. (Amen; may God
come 2 Oh. glory to Gsd gCne. Of GLORY.
lujsh D That's right. brethren Let us carry the
day by storm. oh, Lord Jesus, help US TO pray 7"
And in this strain the eaous Afrcsn continued I'LL
the meeting was perfectly frantic with its ecs,scy,
yI,,h.ns' and jumping. clipping thru hands, and
quck, hslfbroken outburss, while Others lay back,
completely exhausted, smiling and fainting. from
exc.ss 81 JOY.
Union tent Of the colored brethren, the trumpet at
the great stand announced the afternoon sermon
The blacks suspended their proceedings, and took
the seats assigned them, behind the stand, the
great area for the white population being in front.
minister, the Rev. Mr.. Prettimsp, commenced his
discourse. Al this juncture, while occupying q
seat in one Of the tents opening upon the square,
a little boy came up and announced that a man
down in the hollow, near the Spring road. had
kis throat cut. With several persons, we set out
for the spot. The movement attracted others, and
soon a large detachment came down the hill.
The boy at length pointed out the place where he
said the man was murdered, and passing through
a surrounding crowd, we found the supposed VIC
tim y ing under the bushes, considerably intoxicat.
ed, somewhat bruised fom recent fight, his
eyes dilsted end gsripR. his pulse at one hundred
end twenty: bot apart from these symptoms very
hitle N. verse for his rough usage Tie had
hetn "krocked down and drsged out" but was
siill icso, for another trial.
In rtItssing toward The encampmeni, up he H.
le valley. cur COMPANY wss intercepted at the
fcot IT ths hili end within the css OF a stope from
he I'stch,r's stand. by den-e Insss Of seversl
hurtr'j n'sn, Akrsrdr-rs, Wtshny'c. snss
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The Cener.I Re.uIt IN r,r.rcs

Old Parties Free Soii Yacancies.
States. Wing. DEM Wig. Dem. Vhis. Dsa.
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New York pr a excess over 90 per ct. .sI3t
New Jersey % CrUt III
Psun,yl'anis "a ~ cent eeO1
Onto. n per cent. 1lOJs
Indians. GA pr cent 6502
Illinois. To-. per cent 2sss
Michigan. les per cent 4pT
Total fugitive slaves, in The shove estimates
In thirtT years ~. IA
AdI the ssiimat.d number n fugitive slaves
from lsi0 TO so uPsn the ratio shown be.
tween $50 sad 1870. ................. rs 900
Total Fugitive slsvss fssm 1910 70 1880, period
OF forty yesrs. .......... .s....... ...Olo2i
Number Of fugitive ttres escaping % tho northern
States snDuNhy ss.s..... lou
Hsrire thus asrsris'ret the nnubsr Of fugitive
taves escapur Toto these Bates tn~ thing q b
done Il. 20 set them q ratsahls ,tise and ~
shouiS ~ noted o inject. uat ~ t-cnty
TIRE fugitves are tne mo.t valuahi' description of
fistrs- young lcn sffiffre rhsaics the intelli.
rtnt. the tcluit. fhr h.aifhV elsr sfrikirg OF 80
W csnt o. ths rrtsuf usrkst rate Of davrs
q 'hst csscfi .u a4au be a sl . QUAD very
nod rate valUstin, end ell shOr ths losses aggrc-
eNt'iy ard - rralD as i-li~ws
"ot ga Eos s4foe Zach f27 40 $40
70 tde lo.t aunnsE,, f tsp u -itlTs sisves.
81 $40 sach ........... o.. ..... s62S 600
That = tu say. ihr iawest es-.srat- 81 the slave
pnfefiy lost ~ he Souih. srd irsisiy through me
shuliu0n srturi's prd srniiu.. "a a. The Norih -
~ ruuod numbers. eToDntO snnnsuy bat r,t,nr
The slaves rt th"ir maStmun valur the sun AZ
I...sfsr niilIun add bali
ID H. 20 D, hufn- in mind, that while all the bnr-
d. ffrr States have pretty stringent laws agai,s,
I.c .AaCl-c..sn q Zee ages hey give gres,
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TalRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-
Sena

Term commenced March 1919 and Da! end March 1851.
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The Judiciary.

SUPREME COURT OF the UNITED STATES.
soGER Is. TAsEy, OF Maryland. -. Chief Justice.
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MILLAsD PrLLsionE, of New York. President.
WILLIAM X KING, Of Al, bsma. -. Vice President
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Two Senators from California, VIM. M. Gwin
and John G. Fremont, are in Washington, await
ing the admission of that State The bill for its
admission has already passed the Senate.
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M r. TURNER.

ATy or BUFFALO, y I. c-ers Is services . a.
60 nc.ed VIII Irsalnnz,Dry and chrUlc rteCnla-
=. 10 ~h.rt cure ~srNltec or gay a<ked WI
= $50 - a. Cor-s q oerF tie hours u " I'D
h 81 o. address e. NeTr-G=ts Hots kssPecsse ey re-
f@rerres can oe gIFsn ia ln1sIEThk-sE-
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WEpSEspAN, Jan - I'M
The market for Stocks today has been buoy ant
A., Ina ya,cie. with fair amount Of BUSINESS Govern
uen,s were Arm and in good demand " better r's
werveonsaer,he orders for North Ame'esn rus H' 'e
market wen, TO IL but sneFNSrd fe. back 70 10 Leg
op,uon has becn taken the bearing 81 ne 'ceo' w
ssicu and hish legal authority dscaed thai The 'A was
sntrely swept away "a,
In Frsishts there is a moderate business 81 iou
~ Eour. 8, %, for GRAIN - for Dead Weight t9SS-d
for Colon To Hsvre. couon. sedle HSme~Ie' SVe.sSs
keeuSs,S 81 SWEDISH ship was taken NJ rof aat a.
ts, Pine ssavcs and ship and esk for CaAfo'niA On
private tesnns ,
The Exchange market is dull. ea' rates are wan
GU change Of importance There VIII ho far demand nor
the mex, steamer as considerable amount Of dlVeA1' IL
be FeHigied
large amount of Stocks WI" Delivered 'odaH
tho Street and money among the sieksroAsf was '.'e'
ashs temporarily The supply, however was "'''''A-?
Increased By The payments Of dvidsnds Tbs demand '''
paper large ana he tendency Of rates Tor nrss
downward o. Cal money osssnss'e Al sssf Y ''i'
"a Ia eesi scesrirss
The Merchants Exchange Benk have declared =
ssn'-snoasl dividend Ct y cent, TIE Farmers sna
flss;ers Bsnk Baltimore. centennial dividend o. '
&..TAs Sraahia bsnA eslnnsgA ~ IL Vess'
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speaxe B.nk BnurOre. y = cent. The tson bSnk
Baltimore, y y eer,....Tbs Merchants BsnE, bAnnofe
y oeri - Western Bank Baltimore, y oeai
TIE charters Of the Bank II Utica, the BANK N
a -. =, po>,..,s, ,,s Pan n aubara and me BARK
= t,, e,i,ad nm 80 -. -, II. Rank o. I'nca has
n-l,.4 IL, "a. 60, .,,k,g law ard - Bank
~ " 80 , - ~ b.. .,,,.ee, s-1os,e. r7- ,ae
-
-. $1,000. f...-.o-..s5 Hs,ls ~, ,..
-. go. -
- -. :, ~, -, 49,, - .,
ap'.' - 49,. 80, - -.
ia,c 80. - ~ ~ az ne. in 1877. 80 . 50.
. n ~, - ID, 49,. . st- La ls,.l. To-, ID, ~. -
'' - ''@' - - :,
~ .soj and s-F'l "a i9Pp VI t"p BANK 10 IAlfsfsl
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UrIJ.rS,s NrW BOOK.

nAKER 4 sCRlBNER have - published. Peone
ID larp Ne Prrlrr- ~ ~rrerv 40 People N Nsrk
D-sNs lai-r rt, wi. NJ srnon By WINS ~.
cuo u~. f1ru 1,i-h -he Rl-s Letters
TIE Bsie simmer. hclE --sn~-uc's ron rcr~,ra o.
scr arol N Par, sl-uE Ia sear SIS s. X NsrveL
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COTIONIb- m1fbe NJ scve ct toe snail qumfJ
the narbet The se about 30 bales at very fol prer The
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FLOUR AND NIAt-In l1pt She rather t~''eI for
grader and tie better pt0ns buoysnt Ihse
he uaef af e bone npd hastsu trade good Hefs BE-
nth dong ~ ~ -so-pug Canadian Tie irsnsaftons sd
Canadian - We
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tit State a VIZ mixed on and Indiana D. y
IA tsst and moed Mhgahb Is - 3 fsHl and tt-ore %
sb 81 yle OeDesee ~ - fanny G.n-ee. 10 isnct
OHIO tW ass7 erfra OHIO and Grne 80 e DO IN South
th aret go bbs ~ SSH Ibe market steady
RE Flour scsce su firm SAFES 3" oI 80 hhs ~ - ~
Meal ~ r Jersey sales ~ bts Bvci wheat az q
~ pes hsG shi bbs Is . ~ fro.s EItrs irss IL
irsn1 - 81 per hbl anl cuc per bas
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