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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-07
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HAVING attached totheir Newspaper
establishment an extensive and supe-
rior assortment of JOB TYPE, the
Proprietors of the MADfsoNIAN would
respectfully invite those wishing work
done in that line to give them a call,
N. B. Work done at the shortest no
tice and on accommodating terms.
O. Ogce-on the South Side Of The
Public Squared
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rzun LExING TON RTAEL

Is due, Daily (txcept Monday by 7P. M
Closes, Daily { except Monday J att A. M
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Law OF

ISL. oNbScrI0ers VINO do not give
express, notice to the contrary are con-
Sldcred wishing to continue their sub
scription.
I'd. If subscribers order the discon-
ti%nhanceo Of their papers, the publisher
may continue to send them till all that
is due be paid.
Bird, If subscribers neglect or re
fuse totake their papers from the office
70 which they are directed, they are
held responsible till they have settled
their bill, and order their papers dis
continued.
4th. If subscribers remove to other
places, without informing the publish
!. rs, and the paper is sent to the former
:, I@Fectlon, they are held responsible.
! 9th. The courts have decided that
!, Piaslng to take a paper or periodical
fom the office, or.Temoving and leav-
!. pg It uncalled for is primd facie evil
y ence OF Intentional fraud!
:, Judge Thompson Of Indiana, de.
/, pea recently: That when a sub
! frlber to a PERIODICAL failed to notify
!. 2 editor To- discontinue the paper al
y T. end Of the time for which he sub
7, ! FlOed, or pay up the arrearuges, he
!, !, rs bound for another year."
!. A year or two since, the Circui.
y y guFt of Pennsylvania decided "Tha
y nere a Postmaster failed to notify tht
y y lOllshers of newspapers, that thei
I. pefs were not lifted or taken out 0
" office, he rendered himself liabl,
W tha subscription"
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-07

j. Clancy, at the old stand
formerly occupied by ]. NJ. B%lanton,
and more recently by Gurley & Bailey,
will keep on hand every variety Of
SADDLES & HARNESS, usually
kept in similar eatablishments.-All
articles in his line made to order
upon short notice-repairiug done with
neatness and dispatch, terms CASH,
Be sure to call, as | am determined
to give entire satisfaction in my line,
]. clancy.
Canton, Misp. Feb'y 81, so. 1T
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It every being
powers y
TO perform ~
Ia vr,s,, aSsH
idea 2
[nce Of man
surely. No.
Imam being =
should be-, Oul
through ~
Of ]
| mind. Eve
Of society o.
of better coy
ERE designed,.
/ every hnna
means Of so
knowledge a.
E'andhaPplIalss'.
S andafectlo.
\ taken Pla
|uth. That
hun
|hroughhisO :,
b ofgovern,.nl'
Ter the ngns.
ms are grow
ofthep.
! department
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-07

Tile Louisville journal uays:"Dr;
Rogers's Liyerwort and Tar not only
gives immediate relief in coughs ana
colds, but, fiom the testimony dfHTet
of the highest standing here aud else
where, it is making SOME very remark.
able cures pfconsumption."
The Railway Register adds: eve.
have heared it stated, by persons Of
great responsibility, who have used this
medicines, that it Is one Of the most re-
markable medicines Of the age, Tor
Cough, Cold, Inhlenza, Bronchitis
Asthma, Pain in the side and breast
Splitting of Blood, Whoorlng Cough,
and all Lung complaints, which it neg,
Ilected, usually terminate in consumpll'
on; and the certificates attached to tho
advertisements would seem fully TO
Justly this statement"
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-07

refractor,
r the pro-
m the sui
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-07
BLA CKS MATEA go 8,
SHOP. IzEa
The subscriber, having

lIle SuDSCTlDeTi udVlug &21&ELV
engaged for the present year the
services Of good BLACKSMITH,
and established "A SHOP opposite the
Jail ,%soIicits a portion of public pa
tronago. Horse Shoeing Plough
Making, Ironing Wagons, Repairing
and Plantation work Of every descrlp-
ton will be done promptly and salts.
factoriIy both as regards terms and
workmanship.
The usual time on work will be
given to responsible customers, bu.
work will be done for Cash CHEAP.
ER Of course.
JAS. Il. CHAMBERS
Canton Feb. 81, 1850.
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NOTTCE.

A LII persons indebted to the under
signed are requesd sto come for
ward and settle tAclr account or they
will find them III the hands of an off.
Ger. R. HARRINGTON.
Feb. 2l-tf.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TNhereas, letters Of Administration
w having been granted to the under
signed at the February Term 1850, OF
the Probate Court of Madison county
Mississippi on the Estate of Isaac w.
Jones deceased, all persons Indebted
to said Estate are notified to come for
ward and make immediate payment
and those having claims against said
Estate will present them legally au.
thenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they win be forever barred
L. r. GRIFFIN, Admir-
Feb. 2S 1850 2-.tf
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-07

This plant has, for many years, been
found to be of singular virtue in the
cure of affections of the Liver. More
recently it was acerlained that it pos
scssed great power IN arresting Bleed
ing of the Lungs, Coughs Of chronic
character, &c, and Of essential service
in all diseases ola pulmonary charac.
Ter.
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The Overland Emigration.
OF The Tribune.

rrrespcpdepee OF The Tribune
FoRT LARAMIE, Saturday, June IS
HsRAcK GREELEY, Es0.-Dear Sir; snatch q
tev hasty moments from camp duties to note few
lines to you regarding the amount condition, pros
x,ect, &c. OF the emigration this greatro1te'
There have passed this Fort up to last night q.
man. 1854 women 375 children, 6.345 wagons ls, 436
hor.e,. $685. mules, l4,072 oxen and 1859 COWS,
and the mass behind Us is immense.
At least one fourth the emigration Is from Mig
souri. the balance mostly from Ohio, Indiana lii
nois, TX entucky, Tennessee, Michigan, Iowa sni
In the valleys Of tbs Main, North and South
Plates emigrsnts certain Of their stock faten
ine and being prepared for the avid and barren DIS
friots in and beyond the 9nountains; whereas, on
the contrary, because OF an excessive drought pre-
yailing here, there is barely grass enough 70 keep
stock alive, and thus far from Fort Kearney, when
the route strikes the Platte mules, horses and ca.
tle have rapidly grown poor horses iaTng the worst
The condition OF grass ahead Is unknown. bat
proportionally as bad, but little stock will reach
California Even in the bsst fsaions grass Ia none
TOO plenty beyond for the support OF the Immense
Quantity Of stock behind US. THIS view OF the
matter has caured thousands 20 change the minds
from California to Oregon, and il this supPoston
proves correct, the consequent amount OF human
suffering 10 aw fal to contemplate. Men who made
fhe trip las. season. and are now taking out STOCK
and companies, have told me- so discoaraging IS the
prospect that were they independent Of the men
with them, who will go or die thsy should in-
medatey cross the river, randeturn home via CooL'
Gil Blutfs. Hundreds of wagons are daily thro wn
away and packing Eesorted TO. No sickness com
psratively the route and the finest roads in the
world
The correctness OF the above can DO depended
upon, a. is WAS obtained from toe sommaodauts Of
tie different Forts, Trading Posts, &c and b. my
own close observation and inquiry, aud trust will
no, prove unipterestiDe TO your numerous resiers.
You will please forward your weekly to my ad
Ares, IN Sacramento Cry.
Very respectfully yonrs, L. NJ WOLCOrf.
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DIED.

Al Brooklyn, on Fttay August l6 snsr ,hon Illness
Mrs.. ELIZA BRACkErr, widow OF The las Newell
bftCleu astd 81 years
Her hic1ds and relatives ard ihcss Of TIE family ard o.
her son In lsw, Edmurd Palmer are '2eeE1y inylsl
afnd The funeral ffom Der ATE residence w haffSoa'
81. Brook this day. Saturday, aif o'clock, n.
on The morning Of August IS Of crOl9, IL BENlA X
OILY dsu gh.er OF Engsna and lhe 1Ie Andrew Cooke
sged years and 10 mOlhs ,
The fureral will iaGe pa,e ms lSauI1ayl N'sInoon,
Fourh.Ay The fdcnds oi tbs family Ss reipecaulJ n
yled 70 Ai,srd. without further inyllsuon -
On Ffd.y, August Is OF dyGslary, Ann al1kA'5l u
yoserb Deyecon 10 the tO-h year Of her age -. -,
Her fdents AMI Bcquai1iances, ana a5o nes'Ioh VI,
ion Dsuphcrs o. Temperance No !, Ge nYed 20 aHe1d
her ptfa from her laie residence, l85 Clinton cof1er OF
gsic o. Brooklyn, III, day, a. oelocs r ID ~i.IJI'
further invitation Her remains vii DO iAAea 10 ~ een'
wood for i1isnrenL $50, rr,z, SAVE
ausut, rs. n dyIenisrY, Ma ANN ELIZA sAhE'
WE'LL 10 The leh year OF her age a.,
Inc friends OF the family, ana members o. T. r, Hss
fed's Congregation; also Putnam ChAptei 30 > Calei
DsushterI Of Amenca are rerpecnauy Invited 70 SEND
Ter f1rsTal from Der sis residence l5f faIdH 4us
bursh. ,b's tsa,urdA7) afternoon, at 4 oelocS 7. II
AuguE 10. SARAH u yourseE tsugnler OF Lynt Il
ana ssrsh n Baker, sge1 year 5monEn, and DAYS
fbe flercs AID AeQuaniI1cei are respectfully nYSl %
tend hls fulers his Saturday, nofans'h IL 0ei0eh'
o. Eltsv morning AuguH Is ST q O'clock Mr.. EaAS
7Us S. MONROE, Hged 60 Jean 81, c,,y
nj, fureral will bs sreuded from No tColonsie HOW,
FortV Third 81 On sunday, lsth nsi. a oel2ck NJ
l1vu.l le amer long and sewers Iirsni HAhf r. "
BRlEH AGED u ysars ana 10 months
The herds Of The family are peeI1y lntS1 70 s.ssn1
~ f1rsAl nom $50 PesrIi this nerroon, I'm n1 ~ =;
cseloct " N out further invitanon 49, 81
in hi, Civ on Thursday evening A1glT = EMILY
LOUISA BArEY, aged years aud nonIhh ,,,,,,
A. E,eteflckgyLe, IlilOb July - ar HILLAA4
SIMPLY aged T., lsie Of this City.
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Pa.srnEers Arrived

Z. s,.a-,.,, Eiigara. f,o~ Liry7ool Jor HihlorRsv
n &cLcOs la1y, Iares cA@feA sna '1i' N-f' "''4'-'
Mr. Stevens, il. - ., -, ~, -, .st,,
vrSbridge ard isrvI Morley, ar SarnuIn, Ma Ban
nm M. Mscsu.sy, Arb Brewer, thild lnd nuTsa MAS
Ttorn,on Mr. Ol.I LADY and .wo ldfen, Aiis n mslo
Me,.-,R acKspIis Rooerson, w EJta, 2hn Ws.I-
.. I p Rlytb Lieut II Holland, Ar surger. Ii1kodsoy
p,Sot,tp Esgb5nld Bowers, Benin, hlTsn1I p"
Wh.Gey. w Bird, H9eci.e, W Gaze bearer Of W Ss
y,,,bss < HsrYy, J . Brswlsy, Z pavis "sIsf, 1n
foSs,,sa, Y Z Hors-n, WAlaes Di41saI aAsneaI'
- TsvloT Ihonpsoa sd Indy. 6Eoiie W creme
y ri,e'.yS sinTtslle, Plnc6fL II Alsin w D.Iis
Nt. scsinonL Mis- EeSlnonL Baron De Her,eeie, az
stiirr l. Il Bergman, aeWmln, k.yaaa' Llsss.1f
f,r,ng' Mia Lscsilg An3orArt snd LADY A h,Is, 81
s1rmoss BATnes RsesouTg, K Aexandsf' "A bs,a
gu n soieHGn, NeHIpaa, A Mcdonald, f1i:on, ~
Ssti Nr, sloaVeLsl ATs DonberL 3 Hsin' hs' -, :
ss,,nlt Tamberesu PSALM, Sssp1eni, J9ln'sIn osa
tnston Jacob Josephs, ,iy And ehld' Ds'e $50
.n,rde lrdy i.d ehLd, Ml5S Hsgss, Fefri1- oA1-H
n Plfcgs. X Spencer, Spencer. ,,,.k. 10, =
ned l. liogi ard ssfyi OEiley: $1,000, IL, 49,.
n JdeEgf AZ gIasiagios ron Lirf'see as,.zs
sd NO ehcrer Mrs. GioocOck aod - c4L aiel
Hors,d. Ware and ReJ nol-S, Of EagA5d-'s' n ne
gsefsfe 80. 49,. -, f;,..vs. .rA ,op
ur n.tdslsy, Miss Phipps.
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skconp aoAHU.
RRIDAY. August l6-P. N.

In Stocks the market is rather heavy bat not
inactive. The changes, however, are no, import
ant except ia income Erie Bonds, which declined
to SO. Governments were in moderate inquiry and
steady. AT the Second b ard the market was
without change TO note.
The receipts at the Custom House 70 day were
$4,000; payments So, $685. balance sj6536ls.
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern Railroad
for the year ending 3lst July were Slo2lsO ST.
The Compsny intend to open for use, within the
ensuing all, about so miles Of new Road which
expected to add very largely TO their business and
income
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter gives the an
nexed statement Of Securities held BY Comptrol
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NO H.

ny 2. EAsss.
Dee Iv,. a. 1880 Mary Ireland third daughter Of Davl r ADD
Mao Can eater, aged .5ysas
AsorHlK blossom from Tx stem is broken
The p.rer stem, where ers. it grew in beauty;
Again such words Of sorrow have been spoken
Such tears been Ihed IS but sense Of duty
Alone restrain; such turits OF human anguish
Asls,ely to thy sister dust was given
Are now for thee OIL mourDfally they lang1i5h
Beneath this unexpected stroke Of Heavez
Yes! sharp the shaft, and sudden ia its warning
Obi stricken bride and mother, early called
Gone in the beauty Of thy beings morning,
Before one storm thy summer sky appalled,:
Gone when thy Woman's hopes were brightest
springing-
For in thy nuptisl bower the sweetest blossom
That ever doomed had woke to beauty, bringing
Deep JOY unto thy young, maternal bosom!
And loving eyes watch well that Bud of Promise
Whose baby smiles so on recall another
Hsnow'd by Death for thou vert taken from Us,
And broodiDg Memory dwells with thee, young
Mother lDaughter,-
Fond Wife vert thou true Sister-duseous
Nor by Thy kin vert thou lamented only;
aNope knew thee bat to love- and thy departure
dttn lett chCu LhPFy Lp--O SSSHSi VIZ Ao"
lonely
Hearts link'd 10 thine in bands Of strong affection
Call for thee off in tones OF thrilling sadness
Their mournrul locks. thersighs ofdeep deJechon-
Duken the home where once was light and
glaeness.
Ali little oouldst thou dream, while living, Mary
What heMiwrung grief thy loss had power to
waken!
pnt vain our human love 70 bid thee shrry,
The God who gave His own again hath taken!
Dr,. INTO dus. tboust gain'd tie crystal portals,
And won thine entrance to the upper sky
pobed In the radiant beauty Of Immortals,
Bright berisor Of glorious things on high!
There, rest in peace! we will restrain ourweePing
For thy dear sake, SO loved, and SO lamented
We have but given unto our Fathers keeping
Another child,-an sanctiGed and sainted
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ourreat Pri1e, for Lirerp5oi cl1,Tfoaiion

FLOUR AND MEAL-I1 Flour the MARKETS rshsr .c.
i've There good q1iry lL .2ns9l sod % sr3d.s
h- c'cIs me iIsi-e tgureS The Esseln and a3nsds
msnd = FER TIE 'aes =. 5000 o,l, dom ae q. ol03
es!err ard ordinary 5.as 5lGi "a forc0nuol srat
sse "a 62i or strait $40 isn-Y -ic,igao good Ono
ard fsyUn,s ssie. % for pare Gsossse snl n)moA Ia
souten he usfketis weaker aud dul Ths 3o0
or 100 bhstt5 z505 i0r mtIe1 bran1t as "A 'or
lirsii barcs; 750' "a; f,r new Baltimore. eaes 80
bbs Rye Flour si2 7ja1 81, and 80 do 5faniJw ne Al
IS
20 tusses ir',or Car ldisn 10 bond and LOO Do infs
NoHh Csonns boln CO p'iys.s terms fns decline IN
ne bout much chsrgs BAT es hrn Ian n ne
iug Tbe demand b 20 "a Tor re Eal u dlih hog
high mixed Westerns 6ic tor round ysio" hJesbie
PROVISIONS liz Pork he NJ, ses IS easter vi node
rsis huIiress The ,aes are 500 50iaI 10 oaO III and
SIqs 81 IN Beef hero Is no mo7,neli D. impcra1cs
ard prosS are WITHOUT charge saeI5 b5s and ci Lard
at a7c tie latter .or exta ezra Th,s There !, more
con 10 Cut Meals Asas 4 SO bids Dry shoulders
sc a. ihey run, % hhdI dry dams Al 5lc = Ca and 3
lbsIutaf fismIA.tlc sh1ii i1s A1ls q 81 - Prime
Mes ,ef wGsms1 ~ &c 10 Bltsr and Clceis tlere
wfieb il sci inRGtIed e lc fir S.sis
80 Irrdget, .Gs wiz ftes 5J'hh.s
HEhP-sAlsS lo7 ba.es Dew Ry1.ed Te-s male q! s4l9
'gLAX-s,le, 600 %, jersey sod at885fc
SEEDS-There are SOms m4I lJls Clover teli1g n Ia
Sc frrew - hioh it-arce sons "a sod a. t49il,-
gheIeIssoa iue mov.mensia Tno,ny Ssl6as!i me
ttT luf ftp4 FllA las.-i ~
BAY-sseI 4rnur So b1leI A. 5. q '0,, cash
LEATHER IL 10 smal supply an ne oems7d very
scuve The msrEei Is vey pare Il heavy Hen.Jck s1d
is bt OAK. Piitesieno upTa q.
HlDES-The usrkei ~ Gull Tor want OF supplei, bat
very frm S,et 500 Rio C-snta - Usual iefns Tns
sotk reduced to GOO Clrac3a sLd 1000 RIO O. nie a1d
BUtLos Ares
GROCERlES-1n suTa-i there q n sc,.vs MARKET ani
holdes fm There have bes- isei6 200 boxes Brown
Hs,Ms i,rTttnpg Ca6ic; 1900 hnis C1oa ausc2yai1
EidGlc. 80 do New alIsi 81 7c AID 100 d. PJrt0
Rico 81 dttc utus terms or fec there have besn
fuTher sses VI 1900 bags 49, d9c Tor ~ DJnn2O 700
lfic FOR Rio II &C. 1T C0sia hcI a-d iNc f1r L1guaJrs
1he mshet Tor LChre 10 very 5loyan- T1e SICK Of al
denipuoGs Only = coo bsEI Moslses "a sesdy bli not
active. Sales or Two decs,loads Gun f1r dltngn
1slc SO bids Porto Rico, decsload al &c AMI 100 oos
ksV Orleans Of sc.
TOBAI CO-sMe, 100 hsds Kert1cEy a. 7Q8l-. . do
May land from second hA9ds A. &c e n, sud 81 do on
6rst hsndial &c 2 10. Manufactured % vefq firm.
sPFCEs-Nulineet are held AZ ll08il5c iJr No.
OPIUM-SAlts % eAsei Tuf1ey Opium Al 4iGj -,
cOsiDy At S so, usual terms.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
,oxf or observation-disclosures ' laS0.
Cleared.

s,,,. ar Robert Peel Chadwick London; 6hsneA si.'
50 60. yirtiria. Burgsfs. Johni n5, nesrls1
ME cssol. Pierce hOflesns, Frost 4 HieEE Realm,
ss,,ns NOflesnI ElvelL -, r..
fhA Hs.iev hauriuul w Trurdy Co; MAY
Az KEN. Rio de Jspeiro n.'ps fnoTP.On' Joan
So,by sniIe. 81 kin Ci'snanS aarr,oe = 70, case
tou A Delsro. - u.h.Ao.. co-,,.u m, A.
Biz - IA punseonb BsekviIh Nova SeoaA tBrl
o., e. . N John NB, Breu Vose.
Bly, s.s. 0rsrs Dodge. Richmond, w Piersoc; Sarah
rens s.s,, Ti,eorr Baltimore hCller Lord UcA saov.
po,istd W Lewis Daniel Webs,sr Folfins
pPss.S..ssphs- Hand AAPplelo., Hcaerscs, sostoni
fn.sre,r nj CnweIL Philadelphia
hs,..,ner Erie Norman. Phisdelphih
s.se popa.r, ssseasooss, Philadelphia
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Proc q uiei tae' 3T 'tlIle C0'i71' ae1raiag % ne
Tfuvr RI

AsBEs-Have Undergone considerable oisngs for
o me time pas snd saes hsve been lei 10 81 bbls
An ercsn ~ Sd tn1 % do = 49[ sndsg per L1r.h
CstAn given ire The stlo OF $50 bbl8 oects1 10
g. TENDER October A. Al and 4i o5s n POr a. f per
kio duty psid. IN Pearsi1 here nothing doing
bltt Ta'eb of jifio So per jo kI9. daiy paid
, BFFsw.X-NO1i t1ingard prices qle nominal.
Coffee Tlis arice cor i1ues very snguid aad con
fuHpton only supplies 10 most PRESS NJ wanna; prices,
however have ulterFo1e any ma ked decline ah01gh
hey reIaaIn Ia favor Cf buyers
Ire 'ales were go bars ~ Domingo par IlTr'fQ1ss
ST. so bags In PORT 5flo 81 81 - Re at6lf.o 6jf
PER 70 al, II bend.
LARD-We have 70 notice ite 'als NJ 50 hsis Anarcgl
a. - which rather better prize. The Inquiry g limited.
RlCE-COmp.e-eiV reg ecled we have merely % sig
n ze the public sae OF 50 bags .ss. India dam,gsf a.
20 per 81 AN cIy paid Clrolca Rec remains qIlls
rorirhl g. Q1oisirri I'D 70 buyers.
NHALtBoHE-O Our r1ns'crO- h.ye 5ecn United - roo
HI. N0rh tf m 30 80 prices very if5m 49,. 20 -JL l5r
ellher description. Stock ku
HAvRE, Tllrsiay, Aug l.
Yesterday. asr the arrsa of tie b-0u ylt IS ia
kuoos which el. New York sre l5.a uiL 1- 10
cur CoIToS market reached 2loo bai8s - steady rl
TOdsv owing 10 tie i0-el genes re-eiFe1 70 70 LIVER
poi ~ tle day sn1carc 5000 1s-i taZs' On we'd
ueicsy Lesv ell speculation, and "a advance In pd-es
ggre frelrg "a maui esed Itself 10 marKr and
400 ures have changed lands A. rice in pc,s of Il
Orleans tres 0fdua'Te our sis1dard sells low ai ilN
and bas, sbolt Kidding a. lo5iia 6L Oar pfelel.
is hbout 90 90
10 her arli-ies uls has been doas Some Asuss real
lied f3f 3 No arrival t1re TIeitav. Tl3 weaver
very LOs today. Crops are booking well
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stItr. CenbreuRh q slItI,. CIrculnr

P0 hlaSGJa Live aPooi, Fdday Ausuua
AsHEs, Duty free, brand isis-U s.a.es Pot per ev,,
3 sSSg Pearl ga 3as
BAcos. Day ree-Lcng and ,hon middle, N ~ sal,
EeIern New 81 So long 1nl ah Md % m drv raj,
Western New .6I Sls Sd Shoulder middss in dry san
New, ~ A2ls.
BIrE, Duty iree-Pitme Mesa per nerce sotIbs Nav
80 S6a Prime Aeis pm uerse 3)4 lbs dlnary u 7s,
Aeis per b6 20 lbs lter, nore; Aess per bs ordia,
" and Cd none Prime or DBL rore Ezra India F.rl
IT, NC per eree So los ga Cd lo9s ETua India FarI
~, Se per Dbl leo lbs none.
CHIisR-Duiy, ?. 10 Cd; Horeign S,-Fine dlfy psis
per ewi Sc SsI; hiddhrg duly paid, - SI 0rdlnnJ
duty paid. s6sSs
CoIS, ke-Dules, 10 per Dr. on crain go psr evil %
Your ard MeL-Whsti T. Red, ~ Ios 80 9t.ss q ;
Wheat L. s. White snd hi1ed es ,dahs 81 Wh.sL
Crsdisn Red s. loe,es Sd West c,ssdiaa Whse. 10
4St6s 80 Flour, Western Canal. per bA lsa2ls ca !;
Flour, Phladelphia sa2S,Sd Flour BAnNore, 2ls sis
ga; Flcur onio 24sssis 60 Flour, cspRd>n z2l2 o.;
FOur. and Canadian Soar l9a2s lboiAn 0fn. Pc
40 lbs Yellow s6.A-ss 50; do White In2St; lodian
seal, per bsL 1856 he, lfssl4f 81
BANS. cry. Dggy, g per evt for "a Ia esshf n
sAit o;sr0i 3D. new duty FREE 81 ~ sDched or dy ~
esnvAsi per e-t daty pad, rene
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Lisp tutv FREQ Fire In hers and hbls and rod IN A.,
r.r $50 81 81 ordinary 10 ndd log, 31s 81 . S5s
interior ard gr-pe 2esass.
PobE du'y ir,e-Pime se's new per bsl 2Ne lbs Eat
err sss65-i Western. lisa is'f Mess, sat- iss PRIME
slcs. duy ls per ewt csrolns diesel ls city, lss
% qty. lssslgG
RrsIs, dsiy hse-Amber and Yellow, per ewt 70 sds
70 Sd
TilLOw. duty , ID per e-t For. l.si-Daty per erL
$50 57s
TaE D1ty hee-Per bAl sssiaes
TUEFErTIEE, duty free unless sb1v9 lss per e1t 10
value; dniy thea 2. per e--R0ugn duty fre-, ps' eva
az, sd Spiris s. Der c~t duty pad Dor eE- 23s 81
AsHLs-A f1rtf ~ sdvsnce u itslatd e cst A faI
busln be-n dole "a ,nusA Pot' Pearls have also
.dvsr c,d 50 psrcrt and are i, good r"q1ssI
blCDSTh- usniscl0nssfs % aiar eIlen1 saes reach
los 7to boxes ~ foll prices
Bakg-l5o hhds sold g. lls6i TO Grgs AID i2s o. Tie
spot
BgIF-Hs, met a better inq1iry; sass amoIal TO $50
Heroes ~ rslhtr easier raes
BfIsWsN-A smkl lot sold 81 Is i0s.
CHEHE-rhs arrivals are 80 ia'orJr IN q1Ally i1N 40
prOere,, ran ~ made 10 sales
COkS kc-sipce oar sU report tbs weather has besa
more ana Tor cfODs cO1seq lsliy
90 per quarter Wheat hss advanced "A per b1lno and
Iauri, h-io h'my, bot vilhouichangs IA vAle
LARD-1ne oemsnd for his Arcls Ut been % zooi
during he week hs ,asi ne 5ay 20 ggai a. 5d
10 Sjs 50. vticf 10 fAih-r lover.
OLs-NO nle, 10 pori.
fOEK-For Old there RAE been better isq7ry, a. m al
Vtuev Of 10 per bbi New suL remains neg egIe1, ba.
holders are r0l inclined 10 give way In pdce.
RlCE-Aboutt 20 zee sod 81 previous rsies
HFs>tou hh.s hsve been apo I'd o. 2s8l 2s9d, for
conn Or a. c S,61 , - Tor transparent
TALON IL 6fm. al S4.6d J7' All quality.
TAs-NO bsies
TusPtSrNE-15O bb, Rough sold At 7.3l the c1sisy
vM very aGe. sTlTr. OOUBROudd srlHE
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Receipts OF Produce

Bv North Rircr BOqt,, Angu, 15-7 300 bbl5
our 20 90 G-fs.e 40 Eggs t6l DO WHISKY - 10 b1I
Com SO DO Ott, 20 GO Rye, 1873 casEi Asla, i3 do
CT Neals. 2.3 ksgI LId. IL l17i Baaef Z8 35xoI
Chsels 81 baes DOL 593 bbls Corr Meal q head Cat
Le LhcI Tal.yw. 49, luLs OA-Cske
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Markets ....suTrlLo August 10.

TIE yeceipt, since or last hare beeH-FLouR,
- in mod.ise and a. prices favodng buyers Assi
Fsn 10 aaoled Of efds4 IL Wbe,i Is somewhat easier,
psreussy for he lov grades Win saes OF SoVVo oaso
Of Ohio si SEC. -,
=. OF xeo Western have been maze A. 81 % oaio
WassrY - :. elsc FEgIeaTs ~ before reported.
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nc buoy is mi 10 be i,secErelY ncored.


CID - NBed ord fug H. shio Oi.i'-'or Tu-nsr Nora
Psci6c q .esr; bs'k Rope Roh1i11 l1.ian Ocean
LeurIs received Ia Hoii.r'f du8 o. soa Al PstA JAW
10 it'ps Yarasso Clsv,s1J. N9Hffird. 7oo SPIN SO
IN do same Gaze Niger, Cray. Do 1900 spn sew.
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