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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-16

EARMERS BANK OF KENTUcKY-THE STOCK
Subscription BOOK c- the remainder Of the 500 add
nonal shares in this Institution being about 1000
$40 sAch) will be opened Tuesday the 18th inst
twelve to one o'clock. at the Office of
hessrs JOHN WARD x Co., 81 wall street.
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q IN REwARD-sTOLES FROM WASHINGTON
~ market, Saturday morning, horse aud wagon;
the horse red With shite spot his htadhe walks
little crooked IN hi. hind Leg tie Il blue, With n
or II; nsed, Ne With step the front with two
spring.. Any ryinE information Of H. will recsye the
above reward ct IS Pearl street. Z. II. kREUSCHER.
4. IN REwARD.-LoSr, ON SATURDAY NIGHT
~ the 4th inst at the Bowery Theatre Gold Chain
looket aud key attached together. The Under wall obsc
The by leaving " at 20 Mott street MRS SMITH
r oST-ON SATURDAY EVENING. AT . O'CLOCK
II lth inst, In going from 6l5 Broadway to IL washing
Square. rcd tuck memorandum book, containing tle
of Mr. Ispcnard stewart As IL IL Of 70
any ether The Under will confer great favor the
and receive his thanks by leaving bs5 Broadway
I osT-oS SATURDAY NoRStNG, ~ BROOKLYN
II small white dog. with slightly cnrled hair reward
- five dollars VIII bc avcn q the person reurning him
u Pacific street. between Clinton and Court streets
prooklyr.
- INC LOsT.-TEN DOLLARS REwARD.-ON FRIDAY
IN Afternoon, In william street opposite the Bank ~
America gold hafcd Seal Riur black agate streakei with
white not out The above reward will he paid its returA
q 90 Merchants Exchange.
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MIR. A. DE 2. BAEz. STUDENT OF THE HAVANA
vi University Who has been scientific and literary
0f tkat cits publications. aad Is regular
professor ~ the Spanish language in this city havngs teW
leisure hours will devote the viag lessons in said in
ruaar al his study ar In any part the city s vicnty
Mr. BaeR has knowledge &c tile English language
and IL acquabtsd With tie casa stion
cn al e sciences and their - srts In
dustry and agriculture will make, also transaon Nth
runctralty and correctness AddreaH No Dey street.
doors IRON mot In tiruadway. once No T.
DRIvA1E INSTRUCTION IN PENMANsHIP.- Mr.
Oliver u. Goldsmiih will receive limited number Of
pupils for private Instruction in the art " Fsnmansr 81
his 80 Broadway. Mr.. q. Will commence his Brook
I'm Writing Cases at Court street, Monday 10th inst
~ r. NJ. Tor ladies' aud ~, ~ NJ for gentlemen. Terms
As for ten 81 for twenty lessons incIudn stationery
no PEopRIIJoRs or BOARDING SCHOOLS THE
advertiser v.Les g. riare one Of hi. children, boy
Oh eg Years a. arT IN respectable boarding school,
in New England New Iork state. New Jersey fenosy
yatia, where his morals viil he suendel ~ hddrcss
termsSc,
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FINE ARTa.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-THE rwENrr-
IN rxth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy 10 open te
e public, at their Galleries No. cy Broadway opposite
Bond street, from "A. N. un til 10 r. n. Admittanos 70
scnts tickets 80 oents catalogues, lax cents. By
order Of Ahe Council. -
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A MOTHER EXCURSION TO WEST MOUNT VERNON


DENssYLvkNfa COAL coNPANv-xsa.ao SEVEN
WIN sss I a. he ee ~ me cd@rss1 30 VIII
.tryst In the city q New York until Wednesday the 18th
Whole or any part q on me bonds Of tie Ss r. ~.
DAY fArsust @ lie rraeeeds said loan 70 be received
in tour equal nsslmen q twenty each the
s ,%s may Ss Ias IL fol- a. any tine tss sE'.P 81 ss
Ierislature 81 anita which i a. follosss--
See shs We laviel for ,he Presided. sni Man
q the ennfy Coal Company, FROM time TO time
and 81 all times borrow o. 70 obtain loan. such
part sfthe estates. Improvements rriseEes elects
meat q said sums moreJ 50 borrowed, At such unea as
Tie hehes are Tor Sio each With coupons for the pay
ms1' Of h.,r;f % u. l sTy e isSrq,ry and ASsp -
York Iatcrest vifte allowed from TIE time payment
ser,ssfs = WIsr nsysn.ysr Ressr. b hiStsra n sSs
so's. nSSSr Itsi,s . IT,; ,sr s1 y gron tss q
aagss such as trsn tracks snsines ears, canal basins,
Ing sah Sl7ieo. end which there other mort
II. csnfsny. two ius. q railroad arc abOu, q miles
long each extending from the Delaware and Hudson Canal
BrlnsS and s1sos.sssss rivsr' il Ne county q La
rne where TIE principal and las coal sescsts Of che
The Company ksyereeivsd- .,N-.c
On s ssss: S sii y Gs sicsiioidsr- .onyer
Al have , ,se ~ rsc.iy. on capital Ta7o
Mailing an ar.r,e.,, of mean, o. slc0oo
OF ~hies they have read.d upon TIE road and iss
rss ~ ss \ Sos s'Gsi ' each
For coal aud other ianda .........s oS<Ssa
satins an expenditure for lands sud permanent =
inpruyents Of. ~ 90 i
The ny ere producing srora their mines ana trng
pg AZ the New Ytrt utrkt y their riroaa sud the Della
and Hudaon Caus Of the rate q &S1 tons % coal
e, III sg,sss q e. a." sy S ssa =
vtdr sdaiiioral canal kUa.s sad other improvements
avlred r increase Of burnes Contemplated for
ne ensuinr and the rect due ~ the bonds Ter Which
tte mortgage treyde wilt le issurd hereafter " required
y fsi,se .rS further nd tie the eompsny
h meet the capacity 81 their voris Proposals viii be
iorfea "rrorbff ur loan Ptnnsyvania Coal COMPANY
Rnv furtht irfatunhH MY he obtained on application
IRAD uAWIEY. ROBERT h. MtNTUkN.
NOSES TA' lUN, DANIEL FAklSHA
IsANC ~ pIATT WV. II. HAvEMENrR
| xIIIfAM n uRtrFtTu' JOHN EVEN,
lnietsVrse Vas HgnRs3 wanna IUal Company.
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0PEUAAL nOyIUEs.

n U.A.-GRAND CELEBRATION IN coMMEMoRA-
ton pn se 81 % m
9. u. the broadway Tsbsrnsse. tuesday evening
i'sass
hyatt. also BY request, Mr. O. H. BohanDan viii sing
gntsmsn and lady guaranteeing seats to every hodsr
tickets b hsd a. the evening
building; Once Of The Republic Nassau street CHARTS
osborn rs Grand street Of the Following Committee Of Ar
e s
George ss e. as GA Chairman
W. IRVING ADAMS, Secretary.
TT A. o. D.-GRAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
~. the State Of New York-Representatyes hereby
YORK a Be
ha canal street on Tuesday evening" the th
BY order JOSEPH GEO. MASON, 9. sser str,s''
I o.oFo. F.--HINMAN LODGE. NO. lH.-NEMBERs
will please be punctual in their attendance this mon
0' 'n' purpose H. #lt LA
NoTIcE.-TmE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK TYPE
gre'tea to attend general 70 be held at
Monday evening june 10Th at oeloeE Il requested
that there will be punctua attendance there
c%RisrorSrn SHAW, Sea- PETER II sTakR. President.
NOTICE TO cREDIToRs.-THE FRIENDS OF AN
~ drew jackson Allen that is those unto whom he la
oGrs uhasr pseahafy ooiastions are respectfully IN
Saloon, Bowery, Tuesday evening 18th inst at eight
S''N"' = ANDREW JACKSON ALLEN, costumer.
THE FIREMEN.
CARD.-AT MEETING OF PROTECTION FIRE EN-
~ CINE Company, No held on Tuesday evening last IL
resolved That
70 laay,tte Fire Engine Company, No 49, of the city Of
New YORK. Tor the kind reception and and boun
ul Entertainment rendered this Company Monday 9Th
IL. ]. MCCONNELL Secretary
Newark, June 10, 1851.
FULTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY NO. q, TENDER
their sincere thanks TO Captain Daniel Carpenter,
Of the Fifth district police for the kind liberal supply
Of refreshments furnished at his residence No. AS
weh street. while at the fire In Harrison Sunday
morning. N. T. BRENNAN, Foreman.
Ropr. CONSTANTINE. Sec
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HOMES TEADS.

~ can Beaeht Building Assoesation-Eyery member Of
this Association Ia to attend the regular
Ing Tuesday evening June TO- at Warren Hail. corner
oliver and Henry streets. for the purpose Of making the
10 become under
reoesy passed ny the LEGISLATURE. All who unable
attend will please give written authority IL their friends
represent their interest leave their the
tary ofce ~ that member should he
represented. s. JESsURUN, Secretary. Once, Clinton
court. Beekinan street.
A MOTHER EXCURSION TO WEST MOUNT VERNON
n At the request % great people who pre-
vented ny the rain. from going with the Teut0uia
sead Association 70 limits Bridge Monday moraibg
laSt, IL resolved at the regular ms-tnx Tuesday
night 10 make third excursion Monday the 10th
inst The Cars will leave tie City Hall 10 O'Clock the
morning Tickets for the excursion, 81 which should
le purchased at the Railroad once the Park the
BroCme street ofoe, the Bowery, and Twenty-
seventh street. J. y. LUTHER, President
rgRDrNAND MuNrfR. Secretary.
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~ tyeas horses in the feldAonday yuas ID az eooch
Eecssiy purss e mile heats In harness Jones enters
hs = n..ss jim = snsdiksr enters Grey x.,or j.
termonG o. kAypor enters eh Merrill. At o'clock,
pure So mile heats, in harness; Jsnss enters Dr. e.
fs ssr. sisl Il ss
Wheian enters Vermont; e. Watts enters oh.
Lady yaekson; Raynor enters CHI. Msrril j. Brown
O'clock purse So mile heats best three in AVE. harness
w. Mhslan enters shaekebaek o. Nslson enters blk,
m SUSAN G. Raynor enters eh. Selim: Isaac Woodruff
heats best three in five. in harness. enters Ameri
can Boy; the enters Blk d. G. Broderek; r. b.
enters blk. m. Cinderella JOEL CONKLIN Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. /. TRoTTIN0-MoNDAY,
June TO- match for $780, quarter mile out, in harness.
Hiram Woodruff names b. m Boston Girl owner CHI.
leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn at ii A. and clock re-
turning as soon as the fport Is over Fare. each Is
cents JOEL CoSKLIN, Proprietor.
HFNrREvILLE COURSE L. 1.-THE SUBSCRIBER,
to obvate delay in getting On the numerous purses
this afternoon. will start the hrst at precisely
readiness. 'A'' anu ''''''' "' '" JOEL c6SKiiS
June 49, =. NJ purse Of $50 will be trottsd for,
mile heats best three in ye and driver
to weigh 800 pounds Mr. i. Woodruff Boston
e H. Fanny s
greet running match will taks place at ocisck-pre
yous the trotting-by two noted half mile running
will be half mile heats for $500 Mr. Smith Jenny
Lind, and Mr.. Weber nsmes fidler.
u ED HOUSE PLEASURE 0RoUNDs.-TRoTTING.-
purse Of S23 will be given TO on "wednesday
th- 18TH for he that trotted for money Mile
heats best three fve under saddle Entries to tho
above house on Tuesday evening at eight o'clock.
E.LUFF, Proprietor.
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HOUSES. ROOMS, dEc.. WANTED.
DRY GOODS, sc.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY is PRESENTED TO BUY
"A Of Dry Goods in the following
the Bowery Savings Store l26 Bowery0n the
June, being the commencement Of the
Of this institution in accordance with their have
reduced the prices Of n the balance of their Spring Goods
to insure ready SALE thus ahording to the purchaser
extraordinary Inducements to purchase.
OFFERING
Barage de LANES at Is aud IS 3D. former price 3 to a.
French Barager, at 2s Cd. IS. I'd. to 4s
Elegant de LANES, at lie. TO Is I'D. % -. to u.s.
French Jaconetts at ls. Cd. rs. cd. to s.
Printed Lawns. at Is. Is. Cd to "a.
all Goods whether Of Silk, Cotton, Linen or
WOOL corresponding reductions. 1t may strange
that these things be done, but have established
this principle found to
the interest patrons giving notorety
hrhmobt Mt the time making for the infux
goods to the coming will
not appear strange pable Our stock of Domestic
Goods in the Upted States, aud
coming direct from the Afford 20 sell
at retail low the commits merchant will at whole
sale Goods for Bcys Clothing adapted 20 all snd
always large assortment Drapery Musns and Lace Drs
prss the richest assortment We have ever exhibited
Grape shawls, silks Household Goods, f.nnes &c. in
great variety at Wholesale aud retail To country
chants and heads Of heneyer you buy large bill
allow the sale to be made at Wholesale prices Which
below obbcrs in the United States. and e-tsb
skncpt OF practical benefit than most Of the public
institutions Of the aay And desire Is that u be
universally acknowledge and further that the
lite and popular resort for all classes will be the Bowery
T. W. GILLEY.1 ProprietOrs.
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NFNrREvILLE COURSE L. 1.-THE SUBSCRIBER,
to obyate delay in getting on the numerous purses
this afternoon. will start the FIRST at precisely
O'clock Owners and drivers WILL therefore please in
readiness. JOEL CONKLIN.
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Ihol.nnrl
Total

THIS H. without doubt far within limits but II Il sun
cient TO show that public credits have kept pace with
other things. aud that capital has not long remained
idle. We do not much. rather do not re-
aiirc much the rapid imitation going in every a.
psrimeut of business, as la former years IL IN
1895 and 90 confined o. the banks At that time
thosc Institutions regulated financial aars than
at present and II therefore more visible mp
parent Now cal iial Is at every turn. and credits
oct aimed from hundred channels II Il true tina.
In thc lower part Of the city there Is bank every
and they all loan largely possible, but pri
vsts bankers and capitalists have done large busincs
spd aided larg ly In the expansion. In the midst Of
this state q thugs with importation greater than
before known with all the elements Of speculation
10 most active operation, and the future scd with vi
sions Of ,xifayagancc fluid the Secretary Of the
Treasury predicting deficiency in the revenue from
customs With tie probability II a surplus on hand at
the " another fiscal year II hteen millions Of dol
the Secretary the Treasury predicts deficiency Of
than million q dollars, difference Of sixteen
millions q dollars between the probable result and official
estimate This Il about could be expected
from member q the cabinet whose whole time aud at.
tptlcn apra-s e BE- absorb by his professional duties
- counsel Tor Florida claimants and Il would Be- weh
enough r the Treasury Department 70 avoid for the
future all estimaSs Il revenue get practical
merchant to make such calculations for the government
Any man possessing knowledge of the hrst principles
81 nnsrce and commerce must have known. ix months
ego. when Mr. Corwin made his cstimatet) that the
next two ycarslsJ0 ant 1851 were eoips 20 b, the
mot progressive years known IN the history Of the
country At that time all the elements caculatel to
bring about most extraordinary results were in active
operation. and Il required very great foresight a. see
shat would, In ali human probability be the conan
qucnecs.
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ID fBBONS AT HALF PRICE, WILL OFFER TO Ny
customers at great reduction from the usual prices
the balance Of the elegant stock OF ribbons unsod
ribbsns for dress trimmings, for sale very low.
NJ. II. LiCHTENSTEIN, 20 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

Summary OF the News.--Three Day,
Later from urope, sc.


The steamship Europa arrived at Halifax yester
day morning, with three days later news from Eu
rope. We publish, to day, a telegraphc synopsi
England was plenty. Cotton had mat with
another decline at Liverpool. Provisions rather
fat Little doing in American stocks.
Kossuth had arrived at Gibraltar in the U. s.
stea mship Mississippi; be would leave for South
amp.on in the steamer Madrid, and expec ed
in Eng and about the 9th October. The Missis-
srpi will doubtless remain at Gibraltar for the re.
turn of her distinguished passenger, and as he
may spend week or two il England, his arrival
in the United States can hardly be expected be-
fore the meeting Of Congress
The ministerial crisis in France continued Louis
Napoleon appeared determined to push his grand
project Of universal suffrage.
One hundred and twenty. six Of the Cuba prison.
ers had arrived in Spain.
The Austrian cabinet had patched up their diff
krences.
An interesting feature Of the provision markets
lie the con Of large shipments of -four to
Australia doubtless the result os emigration to the
gold mines Of that island continent II these mines
hold good they will open up brisk trade with the
Pacific coast, ard also with the port of New York.
t1I OesPdtCuts some OI
closing of the great Exhibition and the awards Of
premiums; details, however, scarcely equivalent
70 six hundred miles journey by telegraph. The
few lines in relation to t5e emigration from Ireland,
and the church question Of that country, are of in
fnitely greater importance than dispute about a
pianoforte.
We publish the list of tie awards of the Great
Exhibition 20 contributors from the United States
furnished by MIR Edward Riddle to Mr.. J. G. c.
Kennedy, at Washington, with an interesting let
ter, which compelled 70 omi; from the crowded
state Of cur columns
The first Agricultural state Fair in Pennsylva
MIA CO mmeLces at Harrisburg to-day.
The following are reported as the members
elected 10 Congress from the State of Virginia -
James F. Strother and Charles J. Faulkner, wings;
John ;. Millson, Il. K Meade, Thomas ;. go-
cock, Paslus Powell, John :. Caskie, Thomas II.
Bayly, Alex. II Holiday, John Letcher, II. Ell
mundson, Fsyette B. McNlullen, and George w
Thompson, democrats, Ohe latter doubtful The
Halifax ard Kanawha districts are yet TO De heard
hom.
Our intelligence from Philadelphia shows that
the city Of Brotherly Love maintains its character
Of heldng the first rank for the criminal atrocities
for which il has become 20 notorious
ExPresdent Tyler has written letter to the
Spanish Minister, Don Calderon de la Birca, in
vokipg his influence with the home government, for
the release Of the unfor ,unate prisoners Of the
Cuban expedition. The letter is ably written, and
shows cOgent reasons why the clemency Of the
crown should be extended to those hapless young
men
The New York herald., 1851-10-29
City Intelligence.

ELECTRO MAGNETIC EsGINE Professor Paige deliver
ed lecture at the Tabernacle last evening" on the
Of gnetm for motive power, illustrating most
coIclusively that power of considerable amount be
obtained from this agent The professor used four
chimes the first being compound helix OF copper wire
with bar Of iron weighing three hundred pounds pass
ing through the centre of the coil The effect of the ap
Pile alton the net here to raise the bar Of iron
from the floor and to hold 1t suspended in the air with
ont any visible to uphold it. The second machine
helix Of the kind but Of greater powerthis
upheld bar Of iron weighing five hundred pounds, be-
sides platform of wood aud heavy standing upon
it. The next machine was engine Of eight horse
power resem bling In great degree steam engine but
moved entirely by msgretisn In order to show the
peri CT utility CT this engine small circular
attached to it. 1t performed the Office for which 1t
designed in perfect manner The fourth machine
rotary engine Of rude constr uction but well de-
signed to show the perfection to which it could be
brought All the experiments were successful and the
audience appauded the lecturer with great warmth a.
each successive &C accomplishment illustration. The
auoence last evening was not large but 1t Was select.
TIE FAR-F. B. Pye, bank lock, chronometer attach
ment; gold medal.
FIRE About O'Clock yesterday afternoon, flames
upe from the third story Of the Of the
house No y3 H3mmond street, between Hudson and
Greenwich streets The floor was occupied by Ger
named Deutelmoser, brass cornce maker, who, it
aIfeai b. atDg viriol in PAN for the purpose Of
cleaning off brars moudings the flames immediately
caught the clothes of Mr. Deutemoser, and burnt his
face and hands very severely He was Immediately con-
ed TO his reedebce and medical attendance procured
lis loss amounts 10 about 400 The fourth floor,
pied by Messrs Moore Brother the second floor
pied by mir Esummers, pattern maker and the base
injured by Mr. Gallagher states bis loss to be
about s1o0 The fremen quie kly on the ground,
and most active in preventing the fire from communi
eating TO the other floors Of the building
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On October 2s Mrs THAsKFUL BAssFoRp relict of VII
liam Bassford Of this city in the 85th year of her age
she died she lived in the iul faith Of blessed Re-
deemer.
mas, Abraham and Byra W. Bassford respectfully
invited to attend funeral without further notice on
Friday, Slst inst at half pa clock p M from the
reidenee Of her daughter, Mrs. Eliza puryee No. 72
On October 2S, WILLIAM third sen of Charles and
ElLabeth Cooper aged IA year NOR this and II days
The relatives and friends Of the family
invited TO attend the funeral Thursday afternoon,
10th inst at O'Clock from his late residence l74 For
syth street His remains will be taken Greenwood
On October rs, PATRoK RUSSELL, in the oath year OF
his age
His friends and acqusntances aud those of his bro
ther John respectfully invited attend the funeral
from his late residence 0s Water street on
Goth inst, at halfp past o'clock
On Monday evening, October II EMMA Louisa WESTON.
aged years months and l8 days, only daughter OF
George e. and Mary j. Weston.
The relatives and friends of the family requested
to attt nd the funeral Wednesday at oclock from
133 Prince street without further notice.
On Tuesday morning. Octt Der 2Sth, ARTHUR JAMES
infant Of Samuel and Ellen Joyce aged 10 months
AMI day.
The restives and friends Of the family are respectfully
requested to attend the funeral, on Wednesday at
o'clock from ~ East Twenty sixth street. without fur
tber invitation.
On Tuesday October 2s of chronic diarrhoes JosErs
MEtKEN, in the $50 year of bii age native tf London
St George in the East
His funeral wiltake place from the corner Of Third
avenue and Thiry-txth street, on Wednesday, 29th
inst at o'clock The friends Of the family, and those
Of his brothers in law, Thomas Hugues and Arthur
McAvcy are respectfully invited to attend
In Brooklyn on Tuesday morning October 2s, at the
residence Of her con, James Mciee, 164 High street.
REBEccA W. McGEE, in the 10th year OF her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited tc
attend her funeral this afternoon at half past o'clock
from the above place. Her remains will be taken tACy
press Hills Cemetery.
Newburg papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1851-10-29
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TrEspAy, October $50 p. M.
AsHrs moved 10 the extent Of zoe bbl pots at "A 81
and pearls at IS 37s per 100 lbs.
BsEADsruFys Flour continued unchanged, though
there 600 bbls sold including fancy Ohio
ct ~ 1sI sN%h fancy Geneses at ~ 81 u q 81 e2iI;
extra Ohio at 81 60 "A 'e3k; and extra Geneses at
AosA 50 75 Canadian appeared firm. 500 bbls
sweet were taken at - Southern varied little 400
bbs ordinary were realizing 81 lax 81 25 Rye -four
ruled scarce st 50 81 "; come 80 bbs Brandy inc
meal fetched 50 80. Wheat inclined downward there
200 busbels 9eneeee white obtain ed at c pso
800 Michigan ct SIC 3c00 Canadian at SEC and 35oo
Ohio RED ct Sc Odts and Rye remained unatereS Bq
lev advanced to soc s5c With ssIes q 400 busbs,s
Corn favored buyers, the business reaching rs. 500
eushels good to prime mixed, at &C. 5eHc
CorIor has remained In good request WITH salas Of
500 bales at quotations. Wv" ~ "