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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-03-13

btN ~, ~.
II FARRINCToN's
GIVE 4 BIT OF EOPECOR AHiLTEE
"a To some nersors and they know (S-A
t3txssa well enough how to find horses; but StsaM
- if YOU give men the best horses and
ponies in Minnesota, they viii not know where 10 nnd
good liatcrs Saddles Brides Martngales and Harness
ses, until they learn that A. II. + RENCEI has re-.
next door east OF Samh II. Scrgcnts; where every
branch Of saddlery and Harness-making, as wen as
Undertaking is done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota.
Saint Paui, January !, 1851.
TAKEN TIP
EgY the Subscriber, ten days ago, about mile
M1 OF St Panl, on my premises. Sorrcl Mare, about
five years old, with white spot in hex forehead. The
owner is requested to property, charges and
take her away. ALBERT TlTALow.
st. Paul, Nov. %, 1850 STA
POSITIVELY AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.
CHEAP Casa Store, for FaH aad iYb,ter Trade.
4 L. FULLERTON has received and opened his
Fall and Winter stock, comprising of the best
selected assoriments of Ready Dade Clothing, Prints
Sanets, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Fancy Goods, sc ,
brought Minnesota lie would respectfully invite
Farmers ard others visiting ST. Paul to raw him a visit
as he is det rmined retain the which his estab
iishment has so long held, of "Cheap Cash Store
CLOTHlNS.
The following arc few of the articles on hand:
Extra fine black dress coats Black satin
-, do itock 10 Figured do
n 5aSk and brown do E as n six rs do
Beaver Cloth do do Csssimerdo
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shuts
Bingham do Cotton and wooden hose
Hickory Go of all sizes aid sorts
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems thick boots Morocco slips,
Eoys' do BOYS shoes OF al kinds
DO Calf sewed do Ladies' boots, shoes, slippers,
do Thick brogans &c.
ID HHa GROCERIES,,
consisting Of Teas, Cofeos, Sugar, Rice, o. s. $ H.
Molasses, Mould ard Sperm Candies, Died A4ples,
Peaches, Soap, Tobacco, Sacratus, Starch, Goldfish,
Msckerel CinEanon Nutmegs, Cloves, Peppermint, and
Pepper Ssuce.
Also, large assortment Of Wooden Ware, consisting
of Painted Tubs and Buckets, WashboaIds, Clothes
ms, &c. All for sale cheap for cash. No trouble to
"Chcap Cash Store 4"
N. b. Large supplies Of Flour Oats, Corn ard Pota-
toes always on hand 2-oIy
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6h.SrkiRS, OYSTER SOUp. StRDINES.
~ and other eatabcs-also p8latablc FLUIDS, at
Months Oyster Saioon opposite The American House,
Saint laa.
The subscriber has fitted M the Establishment With
reference expense, expressly pleasant retreat,
where something eood' be had, quietly and Com
folta6ly, 10 cat o. to d.ila or 10 smoke.
November, 1850. T. MONTI.
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NOTICE.
nDR CUSTOMERS are hereby Informed, that from
y ard after this dste sell TO NO ONE ON
CREDIT, ard they VIII AVOID i REFUSAL. by triEg-
ing the money with them.
This refers to one and ALL IT, W. TRACY g. CO.
ST. Paul, Nov. 90 1880.
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p9 ibis. GREEN APPLES, received and for SHE
& - ,r- sS ~ l.. EcHEETS
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DISSOEJTVOy.

DISSOEUTTON.
TIVE Co-rartnershp heretofore existing between Geo
Douglass ard Thomas Garden ia the Tailoring brsi
under the ftn Of Geo Douglass d Co this da,
dissolved by mutt, The business will hereaf
ter be continued BIZ Thoa. Garden. 9.ti
. GEO DOUGLASS
st. Paul, Doc. %, 1850. TIIOS GARDEN.
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WANTS FTgy,yrRE1

CHAMPAGNE WiNE.--A superior ar,irIe for sale
~ by the Basket or Bottle at FAREINGTONS
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NNHYG ALNANACS-Just received ard for
w sale at the Bo0k Store, corner of 81 and Robert
streets.
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RI7REsu RAsiNs, Figs and Currarts for sale at
II FARRiNGTON'S.
EviFTY Barrels Superne Flour and nftv bbls excel
a lon; pork for sale at rUILER'S.
Dec. 10, 80.
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FENIE SECRETARY or THE TERRITORY has
received AID is receiving documents ard statistics
al Common S:nocs of the scvera! states. Persons
terested in the sane, examine them at his Fec.
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washington, Feb. Is.
Yesterday in the House the River and
Harbor Bill was the subject Of long
and exciting discussion, but was finally
disposed el, and House adjourned at 10
O'Clock and agreed TO meet In future at
IL a. NJ. asa ara
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TM NswAsK CRY lBAxx,--Thl nov insti-
tuition, which il located st No. 100 BrpsA street.
sbove the corner Of New. viii eemnsses business,
under the General Banking Law, on Monday next.
Ssmpel A. Pennipgton being Pfssidss:, !. an. md
engraved BY Danforth 4 Co, ere beautiful speei-
Of the srt, containing the latest improvements
fer preventing countsreits by changing the ngures
which alec printed with rcd ink NJ on the face Of
the bills. They ere Of the denominations OF 1, z.
and Ss, the first ornamented By dns vgnetse' r.
presenting the manufacturing interests by an I'm,
msnss iron turning lathe. The vgnetts upon the =!
bills represents srchtsetsre, With stone cutter ~
work. upon the right Of which Is female nsure
ceedinsy graceful vignetts. consisting Of three
female figures, reprsssntiDg science. liberty, ana
Agriculture 10 contains other beautiful devices
Also and all the bills have the arms Of the State,
as usual in the of the other bills established
under the same law. Tho capital OF the bank 10
400, 900. with the privilege Of increasing IL TO
100000. The amount subscribed is now 800 ,oC0,
Of which &c, 900 has been paid in. The bills are
secured by l. nited States and State Stocks, all of
which are above psr.-Nseark Advertiser, Nov %.
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Passengers Arrived,
0LAseor-ship Relianss-h- John StsvsAs.
Passengers Sailed.

Fasecm&ers Saueu.
MISUNDERSTANDING Alabama-y Brsgs Aad lady,
Richards. lady ana psoei Bsslow aad sdy. Bixe
low, Albert G Woodhull, Allen, G Bates, Mrs A D
Harvell A Nourss. Jsmss WinG James RoAth: Henry
Leavenvorth, b Lanxdon, q Taylor, Dsver James
crcpgsr snd lady, Jas Bs.snss Mclean, DeHse. r. n
Mckenzie, hisss TisaAi, Mrs. xoa, Miss Bsvens. hss
Z Andrews Bspi saiter, Ia Andrews Mrs Harris, Mrs
Tovns, Mrs Terrell. W Owens, II Bwnburn, Par.
tridse, Marshall, 2 hmon-7i y The ,,s.Iass.
CHARLEsTor-Bteamshlp Marion-Mr Hobt Blow MRS Ne.
Cary and fsniiy NJ BsteAslasr M Dsyid knoI "a
W l. Buck, Mr. Jno Waterman Mr. Love, Mr. Wood
Hslses Mrs swan, Mrs Ellns Mr. HsIi. Nj Blake,
LAZY; NJ PsnIy wilson Mr. Z Arn:is NIP y,b,ssr.
and family Mr. Draper Miss shefvoodz73n TIE s,serag
RI1EsorD-steaner Roanoke-A Gibbs, Mr. Bogart IL
Ferris Roberts shsrr. II Whitney Mrs. whltnsy Miss
whitney children and servaat Joseph Clark Mrs Dean.
Master bean Webb Charles Gll.,pis Master glsspi.
srs PITT and servant Miss Grow. NJ Evans krs Evans
and three children Mrs srr and infant Mis- Youns
MRS Lonesford, smmons 4 Smith, G Rlokemsn, Miss
Anderson Miss White Miss II Coibsr, Miss Mon.
MAC webb and two children, Capt Bunker 10
Lad Jas ara s,slaser Ls,ahs,y nocrs Man
s,esrsEe "a. and . dran Of ~ marines for Norfolk
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On Friday Nov ., at oclocs JfsEsAH KELLr, sssi
50 years
s fuDera. viii take place from his ate residence No
~ Pearl street on Sunday 3. balfpst O'Clock. His
friends AID scguaintauces ere requested 70 attend bis
funeral
on saturday, November % Capt Drysr, Mrttry,,
aged 80 PEARS
His friends respectfully invited to attend bis fu
neral from bis late residence 10 Greenwich street.
Monday, the lst Dec, 81 l o'clock NJ The remains
VII be Aken Go Williamsburg for interment
On Saturday November 20, WItLtAN HySRT DoSoHo,
son 81 John and Roee Doncho, aged months
The friends and scQusnspces Of the family most
respectfully invited 70 attend The funeral this Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock precsey from his fathers resi-
iencs No. 152 Leonard street.
ON Friday November % HEaPY PRfeE, aged q years
ana month q native o. Blains, South Wales
His friends and the friep In Of bis brother tn-iav vii
lem Wells the members 81 the Iron Moulders So
ciey invited 60 attend hs funeral 70 day at half
pact o'clock P. N from No " iorsto street 20 Green.
wood Cemetery
On the morning Of November % wntt.s coerR, aged
10 years.
The friends Of the family and those Of his brothers
Daniel John, Thomas. and Henry respectfully in.
ytsd % attend bis funeral this (sunday) afternoon at
o'clook from bis late residence No $50 Cherry street
near Rutger
on Friday evening, Eev q, CslsLz, v X. son Of
Rev G. Y stohlms nm aged months and days
bis funeral viii take place on Tuesday At hanpsst
O'Clock A NJ
Eris tPs) papers viii please copy
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Oar Baltimore Correspondence.
TIE 7rsriss',-~s Day Mrde--4ceiSerss-.9 Baltimore
SieGs1-TAs L,gv,, Sc.

7hs 7S5riss'r-~s Day Mgder---4oaSess--.s Bas'ing,
Sieam1-T& Lsgavs, g..
BsLrrssRE, November 20 1851
Jameshe6ovsrn,ths young man who stsbbedIn the
back on Thanksgiving day by Joshua Morgan Will.
desvoriay to prevent two rowdes from fighting died
yesterday from the effects Of the wound The parties
have al ben arrested and II 70 be hoped that
aerers VII BE- made example Of for the benefit Of our
youDg rovdies Who think q nnins knife into
human being than thew would Of running II into
ternelon
sen OF Mr. William Aldren seriously n not dan
gerousy wounded BY the accidental discharge Of pistol
in the hands Of black boy named Robert Hudn. The
vhois Iosd entered his side
Information has been received Of the safe arrival o.
rhouas After passage Of eight dsys, Of the beautiful
little steamer Bertha Harrssovitz which built here
foT Of Sc Thomas and sailed few reeks
since Her machinery, built BY Messrs. Murray Hs-
zlehurst, performed moet admirably.
Mr.. Robert Ward Of this city, met with painful
eident On ThsnhgiviDg Day having had one Of bis
hsnds shattered from the bursting Of gun.
The United States steamer lie care, Captain John
Rodsers enpoyed In the coast survey has here
and under going thorough repair both Of Der hull
snd MAJ hnery The Leg.re iron vessel, built in
New tork one hundred and forty feet in length twenty
Tour f~t beam ana twelve feet hold She h propelled by
Lopez propeller, With Ericsson patent conde nsng
engine CT s5out eighty Eve horse power She will be
rr.dy 10, SAILING within four ave weeks snd vii pro
coed direct 20 fsrida
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CoSy1eIion or RoBERT SuTroN. AT ALBANY -
fn morning Robert sutton brought into court for
trial, charged With picking Judg. HARRIS pocket TO
vhioh he piesoed guilty II viii be remembered that
about thrss years ago Wide Judge Harris vas on bis
wedding To-, snd while in the Boston depot be vss
rsisYsd VI epms $500 Missing bis pocket6ook Just at
the Instant the csrs about leaving he informed the
supsrimtepdent Mr. witt Of the fact .ho stopped IN.
train Bob Sutton. who known 10 be a notorious
pic xpoc ket running on He suspected az
beloved and vns 70 Throw the poeketbook into
pile Of wooA He YES accordingly arrested exsmiaed
and lodssd In ja for trial Before trial he managed 20
bresh led and escaped 10 Illinois where be arrested
three veess age and brought back During his resi-
dencs out west he had married . ~ldov With q large
anIiy ana Il h said he had zven up his old var aud
~ nvine an HONEST Hfs he n an Old man som rherr
ko<vecn % and 20 years age He vas sbtenced u the
STATE pr'ron fOr too years snd dx months -7Dd''t
a. Er<~srs J,sunss NJ ~
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81: S:s:i
t.:: Dsss ..s s:s i,ss .
o .rS:.a ~ C.;
Brs Kirkland tBrh Lynch. % Johns. MP. \ II New
Esis Tss.s, y:rs S Charleston, Bailey;
s sss. s:y s. s:; :s
sssss. &C. Co.
ss Sch. Nv 1 1 TGsssn SsSrsssSvCC p,
Ell IS: sI:::ss s;;s:::
s.. 81. S:ss SMITH Fi:.s sis:A
sssi s st .I: ss' Bs.s:. ssIsrt
Steamer Rosnois. Pssrish Norfolk and kohnoaa. Deem
ssssnsS r.nes.soA CLARK. rhil.dslphi., \ Sanford.
6 S:sa s B:
siooS S henry c..sos Car. newport warren master.
sloop W II Sanford, JONES' Provdsnos.
Steamship Cherokee. windls ch.srs. Nov % with specie
SIP ssisns ci.ssev oe n Gree:
fsss 81 rs; - ;t s.as cs.s:
s, .:tii 49,:
aon Liverpool for Ne. o ors:ss VITA
g. Ion q So spsls sohr Exprs:s day: from Gaps hay'
ssSH aSa S ssou .isns VIII in tie
sehr ns.es !Brl Mckinney. Nassau NP. days. with
soRr Perry Thomas. Beaufort, NC, days with naval
stores
schr Plymouth Rock. Lacy Boston. 6dsys-
Bark Pris.is IA days frsn Nusrisss, 70 Owens Co.
Brig Edgar, from Havana.
Sailed.
Steamships Alabama. Ludlow Savannah; MArisn. Berry,
Charleston; ship Caroline Mary. Clarke New Oreansi
Roanoke, Parrish, Norfolk and Richmond, and
Others
echr Ida Mailer. Apologize, Friday from swans
borough Nc, perenced DON Nnued succession
Of gales from the Eastward end ns pa
days. 18TH of CsPe Lookout in gale from ths south
ward away jbboom 18th, lat - of Cape Charles,
The hull Of large vessel with all top hampsr
except part Of the foremost She WAS about n nie
North Abeco lost part Of deck loAd-lO bb
Nov 9-wind during the day NV.
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Murder Trial at csnandsigu..

CASAsDAsUA, Nov 20, 1851
TIE tra Of Henry woodn for the murder Of his wife
some seven years nce down for the Tuesday
In Deeen Der ct the court house In this village lie
ready for trial his part at the opening Of the Circuit
and OYER and rrrminer in session here but the
District Attorney moved 20 have the put over to
neat term 10 give him further time 70 prepare the case
but the motion overrued by full bench, and the
prospect that the trial must come on ct the time
specified By the court.
The prisoner IL man about sixty Eve years Of age,
farmer In good circumssnces and hitherto connected
With the Mshodt church and somewhat zeaous In fur
tbering its particular ethics He rather stsid and
venerable appearance and would hardly be suspected
BY stranger Of bsrboring any vsry vicious Designs
Tne trial IL looked for With good deal OF interest In
70. viensss and must form Judicial era 10 the cvt
history Of Ontario county
For the people the Dstrict Attorney and O. r. Nal.
lorJ. fsors for the prisoner Hon A. Worden, H. o.
Iepham and Councillor Faurotte OF Csnandaigus.
!uas. Isyior viii preside assisted BY Judge sibley
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On November g, M q. d. HE.-l, to MS ELil.
sYL,s, al Of this city.
Brooklyn papers wiz please copy
On November %, AZ Calvary Church By the Rev.
Francis L Hawkes., ID. d, ALErArDER DsraA5So 10
EtEASoR AsEL. is1shter Of the late Joh1 Watson Of
London
On wednesday, November 20, at Jerssy City, by the
Rev Hen-Y Johnson Mr. VILLAS W MErxrs 10 Miss
LYvA, daughter Of Thos. Foot fs. Of Jersey City.
On "wednesday November 20, at Elissbethtovn, N J.,
by the Rev DR. bsge A wHfrEHEAo, Of the arm Of
Whitehall Brother, OF this city, 20 Miss MApr b,
youngest daughter Of Barney Brunnen. Esl
Hon JoHr EErTurE, Governor Of the Penobscot tribe
Of Indians, aged 81 Jears married At Bangor Me
Thursday 70 MISE hkPr PAULsoos sged % The Go
bss been very succeu the past Few months in
hunting, having secured $500 worth Of game aud he
became eate1 With bis ths. Ae could not se
frsin from bunting among The women
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATNENT or PRIVATE
Without pain In debility brought BY npr.yx hasa
Shs local remedy and any there tkes.at
cannot be CURED without H. he he's sases lay -
sntees permanent cure Ne mskss daily 81 dissaa
thoct esuss which others uss esusez y sasr ~ s1Is
sad w RYdrsds q ssA:r ssfsiasss1 iAsy sA.s 1870
assa. ons IpSiisatiOs cured ne ssss sso,Sss d.
sr .r.ss long ans-W: =. Cr.A: pa ever sSseilsq
9itkput bsnsAt bus Soy cured b. ios' asl ssasfa
rsatmen. In . short uns~-JasL Bvsaa Yos esfs1 -
shsss time shss had been under thsse -
,sss sss,ass Essns sssr5 Sesss seS,S 49, e.
~ saslo.ns fss boz Broadway Pest ehes. \. IT
10 In the evening; Sunday, Hte l. =. LAknON7, u
D., RsaAe strssA Two DOORS fren Broadway, epposi6
NewAy@-nst In the store. NJ n
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.


TIE O1 srs Nep Judges-Comrrenoeme1 q ne Ner
Cor,s-T& Philadelphia Bank DefaLoiior, &c.
With this day expires the present organisation Of the
Orphans Courts Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions
for oar city and county and on Mondsy next the
regime under the amendment to the goes
nto operation. The present Judges OF the Orphans
Court and Common Pleas have finished up the business
leaving taeI successors fair chance TO keep pace
vita the cases that hereafter to arise. Judge
King vao has nov 70 retire private life in sd-
dton to being cut short one year in the term for
which he Vas last appointed has lest two cenmsions
one Under the old constitution to last during good be-
havoe and the other under the amended constitution
OF 1ss5 judges Thompson and Allison will commence
their terms in the Common Pleas on Monday. Judge
Kelley viu continue In the Quarter Sessions.
The defacstion Of the former cashier Of the Phlaie
phis Bank 10 b made the subject Of investigation be
fore The next Legislature s the request Of the present
c9cers OF that institution who DESTROYS that the
": state Of STAIRS may before the public in Of
nciai shape.
Ths person injured in a fracas the PLANK road
near tAe Bee Bell, has come to light but bis wound
proves not 20 be very serious.
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81 Phi LxD.IPHiX Nov sehrs Lebanon. osysr
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PENsACoLA Nov iS-Arr sohr Northern Light, Davis
' Ss Ss S.ps port new ship
unknown. ana bark SidOs Baltimore for Portsmouth
:ss ;s:
Ga briss Ilna Hail. Cisnfuesos; Leshorn (of Bossoah
fns ao1 S No, as-Asr .ohr Waterman. Niolsr.on.
San rRANcIsGO, Oct -Arrsvss-B.rk Sarah Hooper
issAsIiD J::Srs S.sss Ls'ssssls.I NYost. iss days
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ash2ssssmer Tsnnesss.. Tos,sn. Bsnioa ships As.hs
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Rsa sas as sopE
msriscotts Bsisb Port s.lsoOms sioop Eursia Dennis
Mst~sehr Alert, Randall euyns.
ss.n
Td-ship New jersey or. Msrers. VALPARAISO earl
81 So sss osa.. fishso: i ssa., c,s a:' ''' .
D..asnsns. SsbRlgs. No.s.ns; ss:t Revere
chr. hsshss EcIsn: Tsissrs ssssissa; Psaon, Cong
v...iie ou,n :sh.. osisiis, ssoddsrd si'iandE Law
hollis Hers xaas !.ss ,sgs,s.:st
smith Srj. praau' Lopez TaoahnAao; sohr Rapid Ds
sssh-sts.nsr Constitution, Es.h BeaIei. ba..s S.ll.
cssnS. S1s1 s'' s'ss sem
S;sSs...n.. F.ne.,:.s re.'sa P.a.a. .Ale Aa.l,.a;
Sailed Sh Steamer i'shnus, Harris, Panama barb LII.
ST MARKS Nov ls-In pess s.ri' oeli. sss.s for Nav
Wsei;ss' Fcvsi; Herald Lace; ,as :oAr vsi Dssso.
10, Ar Ylo;: L:n S e,
is,oS c2RmsrOs. soubasss N.ssn:.' sohr hshOnsy.
.s Dss.ss Ai i' a.; :'s1 Z:
sEARsPoRr, Nov a-Arr briss Lewis Bsaa, Hoz,s,
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BssToS, November y 1B,es.,s shares N.sau
road q Boston ana Main Name R,iire,s. losn Western
sooF..s.by Rsilrs.., 9 go d.. ~ EssI.hs q k.il
nD ~ o a. s.x orfoiL County .siroaa laT; 70 DO
40 bin IsH ioo Do ls' ~ k.ss,csgss,ss g,nk 10 50
Bonis 1901 g. Sscond Borrd-4s5 shares vermost Cen.
raj Railroad, Isl 25[; 90 do, bin. 50 do, bl0d 70. "a
:eX.
PuLAoELPsIA, Noysn Der 2s.-Eirg Board-SY00o Penn
glyania g. ig2 800 PsrpsyIvass Sc, 20 i9s Do; sot
100 do POI; T4 do. pk $50 do p0ia loo DO Ctf 200
ae 900 DO sHi 1909 a.; ~; ls4 l. nay: -, 81. ss
Sc 81. seoo Rssd,s R.llro.d e. CO. ,a 1909 DO 72,.
1000 DO 70, TEX 81 shares Reading Raid, ~ 90 do.
E'l; llC DO, 2x ~. .. Bank - Onion Canal. 6. 49,
iO Long Island Railroad "a PennsylvAnia Railroad
t ~ Chester Co % 20 Norris Canal. IA. ter Ssies-
I share. Reading Rsilsoss a Cssh ~ Besrs1
ina Bon 10 IS 72 shares Philadelphia Bank, Sds lz
4ji.r SaleS-sssO Sch Nav e. interest o. @ g shares
PennsJ lvsnis Bank, liiI; 500 Reading Railroad, by
BALrlsonE November s-Stcek Boeriassoo Bslti:
nors S. $50, It's y; 100 Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad
genis re 20 S.hsrss citi,s.s B.at ~ Asshs boar
Bsitinors sad Ohio Railroad Bonds 81 TH bid: DO. rs,
sgA bid OA Ashed; do shares eos bid g. ssked. York and
Cunberlaai. 81. bid, 10 Aske1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-30
TeIrgrsPhic Reports.


II has been raining here to-day and business
,equenty dull. or cotton 900 bales sold at de-
cline OF quarter Of cent Pair may be quoted ut
Kes lard, SIC q SIC Bacon sides 6Ic s9ko. Whb.
key zoe per gallon Four-st. Loais s. %, aud droop
ing; Rio coffee SIC &C. othsrvise TIE market Is
changed
GzARL zsTo- Nov o. 1851.
eslss OF cotton % dap 100 bales at 6s8isc Prices
are dspres,s ed and rather in favor Of buyers