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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

HAMILTON CoUNTY.-Ailnew paper
has been started at Locklaud, in this
county, to advocate its division. "a sirr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

SPEECH or GIN LOPEz.-The New
Orleans Della gives the following trans
lation of Gen. Lopez's speech 10 that city,
after he had been released on, bail, to the
enthusiastic assembIage that greeted him
at the St. Charles Hotel. II is pretty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
X All, ROAD.

Extract from letter of Col. Galnetts, datet
Memphis, Tenn, 25th June, 1850, TO a gentle
man in Our town
The Railroad enthusiasm here exceeds an,
thing you ever witnessed. The people have sub
scrlbcd 81 ,500,0 900, and i, is believed will sub
scribe $ 100000 more. The road viii certain
|ly be made, and will realize all that ever dream
led Of
We wish our friends, in South western Viz
,ginla, would take courage from this intelligence
land enlarge their subscription at once. The time
lis fast approaching, when ;he Board Of Director
must decide whether or not they can venture t
let the road 10 contract, in accordance with thu
instructions of the Stockholders. II seems 10 us
that before the road is put under contract, tn,
subscriptions should be equal to the whole cost Of
the road so contracted for TO adopt any othc
Icouisc, would be 10 cndanger the credit of tn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

sbl ,,a,ratwe llnscs would receive lin VI tho hon'
Ssnpin'ea.
Tho Senate III n we,i intoa l. mee ing.
After The Turn Il thu resolutions the lisns' nnfon
I,,ng committee nf arrssr ft the funeral A'~srs
Cas- Kisg ard Webster were appointed 90 The par 81
he Sonsic
aIessrs Owns. Webster Csss. KING. P,afee. aud
fI,erien r-on,uarc cu gos or tho late President aho
ben The Senate afjpurmd
HOUSE.
Nesssoe wss rrceiv.d from iloa. Millsrd Fillmore
presdeni Of the United States sang that. according
the Crust uion. he prepfred !" take the ga 81
fc' this Isy noon beirc the two iio9s's u ''n
gfess. ....
Air. Win,bron naved he app int merit Of commit Q
Il r thrrn n mite with n similar Committee tom the Sen
ate 10 inf rn the PIE ient that the Two HOUSES "ond
DO re- dy witness the e.'mnny of sAe.has Ia NJ w
'hluf rhmed. -,
Tho resolution WIS adopted. and Nlessr'. Winthrop
AIrsa aud Morcheal weie opp inIed The committee on
ihe plrt { the II usr
The IIouac then lo,k a re -, Until u e'l'ck.
Al iqa,l Ok. the House reasaemblcd. ard he senate
CATERED the Hal. and tsik seas vi hn the bar. In
neli,,.ly Aft r the President attended by Chef Jns
ire Craiel Il chard allach. Marshall oi tho Dlshet
and the memh.,. Of the llio Cabinet. entered and "k
$ Alllard Fillmore Than apr sehed tho Clerk 4
desk All In firm and distinct voice tok The o'thI
10 support the Constitution as President oi inc NJ
ed Safes which MAS administered by Chief Jaslicel
Cnnrh.
The President and the Senate then withdrew.
The Speak, then arose. and in some appropriate r.
ma Ks laid hefre Ito House The message ho fusI
dent announcing the dcaih Of III late President Iay
lo and suggested that proper action he aiken for the f
ntrsl.
Mr. Conari thereupnn Of rcd series Of res lotions
APP inling Commit e thirteen 10 unite with com
mtec Of Tho Seaaf for he purrns If making nscess'I
funeral ,rranqemenis Mr. 'nard p"hc'd the Us Ia
tons With an el qnrnt cnaqy npn the deceased. and
WIS f,llawed By Mr.. Wuthrp, whSc remarks were,
b-aulidilly ncciyod AMI eIaquen'iy d,lvend.
Mcs@rs raksf. BavlY. Illllarl, John A. klng
Mel Lane, # Md and Marshall followed IN short ad fcss
= Gp1n lie character Of The deceased. L
The les uiioas were thfn unanimously adopted, aad
lie Iuuso Adjourned unll 10 tuhsar tho tepoti
f tic JOINT Committee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

35> a letter from the Editor of the Lynch.
burg Nrginian, who has recently been in Penn
Sylyana, has the following = &c. The efficient
Editor otthe Alexandra Gazette is mistaken. We
have not been to Pennsylvania, nor have we even
written a letter. BY the way some of our ediio-
rial brethren are making Us say queer things, ma
ny Of which never entered our brain. We see,
in some exchanges, that VIC have made certain
statements in regard to the Presidents views
This is a mistake, we have no knowledge Of the
Presidents opinions, save that which is common
TO us all. And while we observe the disposition
TO Give us more credit than we deserve, we sec
that some Of out coadntorS in transferring our
articles, forget the credting. We feel safe in
the hands of our brethren ofthe press, but we are
well aware that the shot will take a wrong direc-
uan sometimes.
ton, N. J., celebrated the 4th of July. A patient
of the Asylum read the Declaration, and anothel
delivered the Grafton.
o. One million of dollars worth of property
was burnt, in Brooklyn, N. Y, on Sunday last
g. \ large meeting ofthe Wings of Phadel
pha has passed resolutions, approving the Com
promise Bill, the course of Mcssrs. Webster anc
Clay, and expressing renewed confidence in Gen
Taylor.
g. The Georgia from Caifornia, brings $3.50
600 worth OF gold dust.
o. A destructive fire ragged in PHILADELPHIA on
the 9Th instant. The fire bad destroyed proper
ty to the amount of $500, 600, and some Is on
20 lives.
t. The treaty relative to Central America
ratih,u y the governments OF Great Britain and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

IL Troile1 stafcs. was. on the 4b instant, ex-
changed between the representatives of the gov
1ernmenis.
H.. The Cabinet hag rendered its resignation
10 Nr Fillmore. The members will serve UNI
hi The close ofthe session Of Congress in all prob
ability.
~. The death of the Siamese twinsis announ-
ICED in the papers Of Paris.
~, The cholera is still prevalent in Cincinnati.
We ,egret 10 see that il has taken hold in IA.
'usuL1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

INC. Mss. Gseees.iIl-; rI.pry Clay faie. Bedfort
wv H. Pl a<anis Rl,hmn.-d; J,hn I. Points. Sianhinn
hT. A. Pnetrr. 2. Gcarss: Fh.ir laha. Ghness, :
I'hes : rslaferre 6lurester; joseph fanmetef liar
tdy; G. X. Wauels. Louisiana. Al
VI MoR,l PHILOSOPHY.
CIV Bssse,,, Hanover; ". w Benne I. Partsalquih
FR h. Brwa, Tenn ,ssee; W. l.. Bteun. 1.ondnun; W
3P. Burweil. P.whs'su; 4. II, Byrd. Nlnshe:,ef -
Cochran Stauui n; r. 7. Coleman. Hanover; w, 4
Dnahney. Pawhatan: A. W. MrDnnsld Romnfs:
IT, Mc-av, Ches.rf-id; J. y. pint, sisent'ni ".
pone Cy,gia; Il c. Saunders CampSll y. j. S'ire-
walt. Shpnand ah rhlp rabb Gluces'e.; L.; itwnes'
Nj issippi: r. L. Davis. Chafl,n'ssillf Pa"iaFn
Fills " cLnlond; /. g. Gaines. kfniurkN ;. ratah"
Lea sbass: II. Harris Aib,matle, w w .ien'y,
Char, ne: l.. ". Heck, WinrheseE A, \ jordan,
| T1snchbp,e: w Matthews, Buckingham; n, Tse''
| Fauqner ID. s. Watson. Richmond; W n, Walian.
Miss ;ssppi; G. ". White. Lexington. l.. Williams.
|RicbmoidJ j. B. Wilson. Win:te.er; T. '. Winston,
Louisa; y. a Virgil Tsppahapock.
VII MEDICINE,
JII,h The rte n y cior af Medicine.
Gen. w Bsloa. Patrick; jams Batden. Penis, IVA
(nia, I,,.. H. Br~l Madison: john n Cahl Danslilei
In. r. Caissn. I.ewisbnr-; w. A. Ctrrngt'h' ny
laue: J,s c. Coleman. Car Inc; r. ~. Cow. hicn
In, nd WIN. A. Cafny, Missmn " m. Meft'"' iia'
|Ch=s n Ter,iil, Alhrmstle; WIN. ". Terrell. h'n-
nrk,: f. Watrcn North Carolina, j, c. Waits. Char
,ni isviile: Robt u. Webb. Ahbama; John T. thets
Camrtrli w. j. Darcar. Sonih G rnliasi II g. Dasd'
snn, i8exis gion: j. r.. Friend, hiehh'ha t',as'
gsigrr Nlarsland: w. l.. G avs. Kentucky; VIM
4; ,,r,es Or,u,e. Henry d. Liun NJ nnrl; Rnb J..
sIaai.su, Petersburg; WIN. II. MARSHALL. Charlotte.
viir law.
szai UIlhtke Tile II Bachelor II Lars,
r. H. Baker. II. n rfolk Cu; I. I. n bf.~a y
Raershannsck; u. c CLAY. Camphrll; Wn. Pope Dab
nev. Paw h,t,n; RI T w Duke. Abcnsrloi John
Pace. Clark; Co. r. Po'l,fh NHalk ciY.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
San,nr T. Rsyly. Of Richmond ritz; Roeeit l.. II
Keen. ol Caroline county; Philip labo, oil u oefs'e
coen'r.
MAST FIR OF ARTS.
Jahs A Bralas. # Envefst}i w liam lie KY
Btapn, Of Loud m unty; Ric'a'd l Davis OF Guar
aii Y Il Wn. W Henry. 4 Charo1e en.tyR.
4. ham. u Cu'P'Tct my John Ie'is POINTS. O I
Si4un
.owiea IN The d-ah fNir Fdeu7i Bnados, III 4
fa.h.ro' NJ. n. which tx gla-e on lhorsi'y, II
address sas not delivered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
CORRESPONDENCE.
AMHERST C. H., July 9Th, 1850.

AMHERST c. H., July 9Th, 1850
DEAR SIR
On the 9Th ofJuly, a District Con-
vcniion as YOU are aware, was proposed TO be
held at Loyingston, for the purpose Of nominat-
ing candidates for the State Convention. NJ
bemare having failed 10 appoint delegates 10 that
Convention and the delegation from Nelson, af-
ter consultation, having also declined to make
any nomination. it was, therefore, deemed best
by the delegates from Amherst to acquiesce in
the course pursued by those counties, and make
no nomination but prior TO their dispersion,
after consultation, the following gentlemen JAS.
p. Garland, Hugh Brown, d. II. Tapscott, l.. ID.
Si.epson, r. Whitehead, James p. Coleman,
Richard Powell, Ro. Ridgcway, .jr. Edgar White
head Nathaniel Nantiply, John c. Whitehead,V.
McGinnis, f. V. Sutton, r., Richard Landrum,
Robert l.. Henley b. T.. Henley, constituting,
with myself, II of twenty then present, desir-
ing to have your services in the State Conycn-
ton and believing you 10 be the choice ola large
majority Of the people of Amherst, as indiyid-
uals authorised me to announce you to the peo-
pie then present, as a candidate for that office,
which did, and hope you viii accept the nomina-
ton thus made, and announce yourself as SUCH
Respectfully yours, &c,
RO. A. COGII1LL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

&s' WILLARD FILLMORE, having sworn TO sup
port the Constitution, is how President of the
United States. The duties before MIR. Fillmore
|arc vast and important AT no period of the ex.
|ctcmont have the dark clouds looked more black
and lowered more closely than at the present. The
patriot trembles; and strong indeed, must be that
|optIc which readily discens the star of hope, a,
|it peeps from within the bosom ofthe angry cloud
|rossng waves, flung into fury by the agitation
|of conflicting winds, dash the ship of State high
upon It's heaven-toWering peaks and then bury il
beneath its wave-made hollows. The patriot is full
|of emotion, the gathering tears dim his eve, the
hcavIng bosom eXhauSts his strengihamoSt in de
SPAR, he is bnoyCd up only by the soft faint wills.
'perlnes of hope. Under circumstances like these
Mr. Fillmore must trcmbe But we fear not
His IS mighty mind. The pulSations Of patriot.
ism beat within his bosom, and we are glad tha
|the mantle of our Elijah has fallen upon one SC
well qualified for his counry's worb--the saliva
|ion Of the Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
UONORs TO THE PRESIDENT

We received the mournlul intelligence Of tho
Presidents death on Friday evening and its con.
Grmaton on Saturday afternoon. Upon the re-
ccption OF the confirmation the Mayor ordered
the firing OF minute guns, and the telling of bells
This was accordingly done. The deepest and
most profound manifestation is made by our citi
zens. Every countcnancc wears the mantle OF
gloom, and we move about as though in the pres
cnce Of the remains OF the departed great. As a
further demonstration of the feeling of the town
we annend the following notice:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
SCHOOL, in Franklin


IIIiE exerces this School will be resumed the 18th
July he will consist OF five months aud ter
inmate the 18th December next. The school will be COM
Quoted under the auspices Of the undersigned whose long
and devoted aachmcn 10 his profession, offer, he
hopes Involvement Tor continuance Of the liberal support
lie has received at the hands OF the public heretofore
Ills system OF will be such he has found best
suited the capacity OF Young minds with such improve
Emcns the aV lately made in phology and other sc
cnces have enabled him Ia adopt In teaching the classics
c III himself such discoveries appear
practicable and abstruse and tedious Tor Youthful
In this school will be taught all that is rel
quircd o and ornamental education. Ancient LAM
and ancient literature Will receive especial attention
Pupils will be required not only 10 read critically all the
ECcek and Latin prose and poe zeal works used in collie
and high schools but essential part of his system
they viii be expected furnish written accuratey
epared nsting of the OF Latin Greek un
EEnglish and of English into Latin Greek. For this
Hpupose the standard reek works and the Latin authors
Ehc Auguan viii be uScl aided in the latter by kcbsf
Eude Tor writing Latin The French and Spanish ao
Gaught upon the improved plan. In Ma hcnae, will
ybo taught Arithmetic, Algebra Elements OF Geometry plane
and spherical Trigonomey, Surveying, SC. In natural
science Natural Philosophy, Descriptive and Physical
8tronomy. In moral science. English Grammar, English
HCumpostiun Rhetoric, 1e,trc5, Elements of Logic
Moral and Mental Philosophy, Reading, rting Ortho-
ngaphy Geography, sc. will be particularly attended
The School moral and highly intelligent neie hbor
hood Its location affords to parents at distance sufficient
secuy TIN, their children will receive kind and parental
Eenon Board be OBJ aimed in good families in the inn
Immediate vicinity at reasonable prices
Al the end of each session. public examination will be
kheld designed to test the proficiency OF the pupils in the
Hpccve studies to which their attention has been directed
r. Tuition fee in ancient languages, si2 50
81 A" % other branches, 40 90
II The undo rsigncd refers with confidence TO the following
gentlemen: Geo IL. Gmer, Pitsylvana; A. Hughes Dbl
lard Henry 5, q Staples Patrick; Henry s. Langhore
HBoe,omt; WIN. NJ. peyton, Roanoke; VIM NJ Burweil
EBcdfod jas Saunders, Jr Lynchburg, Randolph Dckn
kson Franklin JOSEPH p GODFREY.
ii Franklin, July 4; lsjo-lm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
To S. NJ. GARLAND, ESQ.
AMHERST c. H., July Sth, 1850.

DEAR SIR
| have this moment received YOU
otter of this day, informing me, that after con
ultation with other citizens of this County, YOU
1ad announced me as a candidate for a scat ii
he Convention, from this District, and express
he hope that | will accept the nomination thus
made. should be wanting in proper senslblli
Y, if did not feel the full force of the compli
nont paid me. With no wish to enter public
ife with no desire to take upon myself the cares
he responsibilities and anXictics of such posi-
ION, yet, do not feel myself al liberty to decline
he high honor intended me. | therefore accept
he nomination which has been thus made. !
accept it, with, trust, full sense of all It's re
and distrust of my ability to meet
he expectations oGthosc who desire my services
With much respect,
Your friend and obi scrv't.
SAM. NJ. GARLAND.
To r. A, CoGHIII Esq.
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THE NJ ARK CTS
O0icc II The baltimore .8me, ican.

q
lrly 8.
raHl. The offerings At the scales 4 day reachedE
tO1 head Vi B,eyes o which 90 wrte sold To cit,
butchers 60 left oyer uosld Of 100 wcto dnvenl
Ia ph,adelnha ptices ranged from 81 rs to CD on
the ho,r, equal 10 g. 50af net, aud av'r'gns s. 25l
gtnss,
Iior, The Gales are confined tn the o, trade. and
the supply is ample for the demand. W. qufe hou
s. Ia 3 50
FIour.-Wc note sales today Of 500 bbls Howard
Stree, Flour Al IS 49, and 200 bhls ut s. %.
M sales of Civ Mills Flour. Holders fresh ground
parcels ask s. 81.
Graia--rhc only ot Of Mary land Wheat at market
To day was parcel OF 200 bushels ri Eastern Shore new
whie, rather slim, which sold At Is cis. Abou
500 huslel cid Prana red hrough, IS
There was no Corn here tn-dav. small LIT Of white
rom sore. Id at 60 cts. Yellow is wanted. audi
would hung G3 eis
we noe sales Of Alafylnd aud Virginia Oats at la
Is els i5t god parcels, a ut Of Penoa not pin, wasl
sold At Is ets
8 cts, months; 10000 lhs Sides nj 6 els; 10 hhds
city smoked do soft, at 3, ct' 2000 Hams at cts !
10 bbs. NJ. Beef al 81; and 80 b5s. Prime Pork at,
81.
U1islrg The demand Is fair and slles of bbls. are
making at 2ji c's. ilhds. are held a, 2il cents.
NEW YORK juys, 1850.
The Stock market has been STEADY. Government
Securities samewha, ftmer-Conrons ll7'. Canton
Co. Stock A. Exchange ON london lOalu6 PREM
Muncy very
Tho Flonr Market is firm and in f,var of sellers
Sales f 1000 bbs Mt s. l2a53I for co;Amon State
brands Gencsoe S6lS-Southon $5ti. Cum meal
anl rye flour unchanged.
Tho supply of grain ia moderate ard holders ondoav
oring u advance riiccs Whcat remains unchanged. =
Sales nr %, 600 bushels Corn at G0l6l CO. Tor mixed
and 90 A63 cts. for yellow. Oats i5 cents. Ryo 6l
lcrns.
Provisions less in request but prices remain I'M
changed. Sales Of 500 bhls Lard 1T 6atOa cents per
The Grocery alk,t is dull no sales Of moment by
(which 10 establish quotations.
Rtce IS quiet but steady n, 3saS9 CTS per IN.
The Cotton ma hct is quiet and prices rather ifrcln
ar Sales to-day Of only 500 ba,esdeales waiting III"
Is Gamer
'Tohacca il firm ut previous prices
Nhiskey is selling Mt p cts per gallon.
The wca her Is not So warm city healthy
PHILADELPHIA. July s. 1850.
The ndvcrs from California have had favorable Ct
feet on the Stock market and government securities are
tending upwards-pa 5's nominal as last quoted.
Fhur is steady, but not active. SAILS Of common
brands At s.. l2s5 lS. Curn meal Rye -four unGhang
led The last sales were at 81 S7s per hhl.
Wheat is stratly sales m Red a, l20ai22 cts, and
White do l2s cts. Corn frm-sales of Yellow at O2a
[63 cts. Oats 40 cts. Rye 81 cs.
Provisions were in fair Ielncsi-Nless Pork Sll =,
"a 1897 Lard 6s1l eta. in BIDS. and keys.
The Grocery market is dull-saes small. and prices
nominal as last quoted.
Cotton is frm-su all saes Of Upland and y. Or
leans a, i3.ali cts per ID.
Tobacco in steady demand a, previous prices.
Whisky is qaio,--sal,s at 2iia2il cts. per galor
I'm bills
The weather is no, SO oppressive. Thermometer 81
sdegrecs.
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o., We are authorized to announce DR.. JAS
,SAuNDrRS candidate TO represent this District
In the Convention to frame State Constitution
THE DR.. will publish an Address, and commence
he canvass upon Monday next, tbeing Eedforl
ICourt Day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

Company 70 an extent that migi,i be fatal 10 Ii
interests Of the Sioc kbolders,
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Washington, July 10, 1850.
SENATE.

. message received from Hun Mard Fillmore
Announcing that he would lnger preside over the
Senate. and another message from the announcing
Tho ah nf the la'e PRESIDE and that ut IL oceck h.
would take the oath If flee
Mes:rs Sonle, John Davis, and Underwood were up
pointed on the rart Of the Senate mee to inform
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lny Is.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-21

- cents whiss southern mixed d.. 90 ~ eenu; o.
yellow. % cents codse l. nm loi oens. g. Domlnoo
10 pork not much dons-ssles 90 - 90 ~ ;
Lord = nfm a 6isH csnfa Bnuer, ~ cents. Ohio
Cheese 6as cents Rice Nat - 81. Glover I'D IN
good demand sf7t cents Pennsylvania Whisk<y arm ~
Is cents The wool market has been more active The
manufacturers have taken 90 600 lbs fleece AZ Is n
cents 5000 lbs No T., pulled ~ - cents. The range
is aeece. ~ - full blood 70 70 cents common
IS Is cents
bagged Al ships expense Cotton SI6d Flour. Is 3D.
The stock market has presented quite speculative APP
pearance with considerable se In most descriptions par
ticulary Erie and Harlem railroads; be condisaon Of
which, with their travel gradually gaining
public confidence The stocks are also looking
up notwithsta nding that the bssrs Today snocssdsd v
knocking the price the strength Of disnnioa -
courts against some foreign creditors Of New York
companies the plea Of had greatly shocked CON
hdence in the STATE securities The quotations are - l-
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Total
Previous FIVE pears

From the returns OF the immigrant commissions IL ap-
pears that per Of these arrivals chzcns-Ieavng
$50 80 Foreigners Of whom 20 per paupsr
ing - Possessed Of Of these. probably 100000
depsndens rsnda and the remaining So - who
may be estimated $50 each, making the aggregate
between Underwater and The wem for sxpensss and pur
chase cflanda which hey obtain Hrs hands from
low rntss instead Of rom spectators
brilliant prices. according the old vhg bank plan
These the general elements OF existing prosperity, de-
veopng gradually Of speculation. For the
business 10 slack mosyjn consequences Of the retire
menf Of southern obber and Of general advance prices
Of goods, which always FOR the check business
nevertheless the stocks large and viii III Be take
the Phisdelpha mint reach s8.ooo,0oo. 70 February
LIST and rhe csirses issued prior December 81
notified for payment There having been six new fur
added the mint, IL Is understood the coin VIII be
more rapidly delivered hereafter A IL. the delay and
the expenss Of sending Philadelphia driving the bui
lion out OF the country The Bank Of England, by sw, 10
required 10 is~ue notes bullion demand. NJ - Hs
Hold per standard Hence holders sell II 70 bill
drawers for bills 81 81 and rraizs without
Cotton in the week closcd VERY dun decline Of
cant On Saturday this was secured under active de-
msnd and with fair sales. Quosations are now ~ TOT
lows
@rd "a. goa mia . na fsny f.!s:
S Ss.sss =. ssr 4 s's c;ss-.. ~ IL, Isl ss
The aoor marie has been firm nnders steady demand
sales common Safe, - s7i o.; Michigan, - LA =
es 81 pure Genesee. ~ 80 " szi; southern - DOH
ssy IS 10 % n. 0eorgesown. Corn meal - - 81 o.
Rye aour. - - ~ ~ wheaf Is firm a ~ 81 n
Ohio CANADIAN u o.. Rye. ca Barley 70 cs. oas
fair demand, - = = csnsA nosthsm. Com l. scuvs =