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Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19
PUBLIC SPIRITED EMPLOYMENT OF


and the advance of commercial enter
prise in this country, since its posses
sion by the United States, has been al
most beyond belief. In order to fur
nish criterion by which to establish
this fact, we will merely advert to the
advertisements Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, which will ex-
hibit the complete net work of COM
merce and navigation which that
enterprising association have drawn
around the Pacific and Atlantic coasts
of the North American continent. In
speaking of our side of the house, we
perceive that they have line of steam
ers running regularly, up as high as
Umpqua Bay, aud touching at all the
intermediate ports on the route. They
also make it business to touch at any
points on the line, where steamer can
lie, and endeavor thereby to elicit all
the trade that those places are suscep-
tibIe Of; causing immense improve
ments in formerly secluded spots, and
creating gardens, the abodes Of COM
fort and independence, where formerly
no one dared to migrate, for fear of be-
coming another Crusoe. Many of these
boats have for long time been run at
a loosing expense; but undeterred by
this fact, they have continued them with
the most praiseworthy zeal, in the hope
of reaching the harvest of their enter
prise at an early period. The Ere
mont, a fine boat of nine hundred tons,
is put on the route to Umpqua, the
Eu.n,nLIs. s.so runs Up tie Columbia
river. The Columbus, Of nine hun
dred tons, runs to San Diego, touching
at all intermediate places, whilst the
regular line to Panama offers speedy
and easy communication with ports in
Mexico. These boats are all OF the
first-class, and are commanded by able
and experienced officers.
The facilities extended to immigrants
by such an extensive line of accotnmo-
dation are incalculable, and tend to pro-
duce the most beneficial effect on the
mercantile and agricultural interests OF
the community. The immense re-
sources Of Oregon are broug mt to our
very doors, offering every lnducemenl
for the settlement and Improvement OF
that productive region, from the faclll-
ties of market for produce and indus
try, and direct and constant communl-
cation. 1t is impossible to form any
calculation as to what the Pacific coast
Of the United States will be capable o.
when the grand railroad project tor
connecting the two oceans shall be COM
pleted. It must be evident to every
one, that all settlements now located
must hold a precedence, for a time al
least, over perhaps equally good spots
now unoccupied. The sphere OF action
in which the immense resources of this
Company have recently been employed
takes in every available harbor or cove
on the coast Of California, tending in an
eminent degree to produce the desired
result; for just in proportion as they
open to the public the resources OF the
different localities, just in that ProPoN'
,;en they induce there, settleVents
and improvements such improve dhent;
adding value to our commerce ,|6nd-
hancing the need and necessity of the
great railroad enterprise. .attG.
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19

Sixteen railroad bills, for main trunks
and branches, and one to establish a
line of steam vessels across the Allan
tic, were passed by the Canadian Legis-
lature al its late session.
Alexander Dumas, the author Of Par
is, has written fifty dramas, and seven
hundred volumes Of fiction
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19

FURTHER WoNDEk ks.-We are as
sured by the NetU York Tribune, that
there is now at work in that city rhir-
ty-horse power engine of the Ericsson
principle, but much improved, giving
the great pressure of fifty pounds to the
square inch, and with less coal or other
expense than incurred by Capt. E.'s
original engines on the new ship.
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19

Douglass JerroId says that "earth In
Australia is so kind, that just tickle her
with Doe, and she laughs With . bar
veet.n
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19

A chemist has analysed the Steuben
County gold dust, about which such al
excitement was raised, and the result Is
that the miners have all gone home.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
IMPORTANT TO ALL.

FsxD CEsAgg.sS Ep4FEN = soar was awar-
e ded the FIRST PREMIUM 1t the FIRST 81 he
lair OF vi CDSSlN, held mt GAINESVILLE, and als' At
the ST ATE FAI6 OF the STATE or NEW EOhh, and
the Great Fair Of the q gssorsC5sk2 Institute held
in the cy OF New York.
II is ~ zFEESA~ 6 ID tie best and cheapest Soap
Pr D1-Uttga in use, for washing, Bathing, Cleaning
Painted Wood W.rE, Painted Walls, stone steps, lr-n
RaiIiu~s, &c, sc.
Il received Certificates from Drs Chiffon OF New
York, and BuorH, of Phi,adelpha, two Of the most
dtiugGihed Chemists iu the Union, that it contains no
ingredient injurious tHe most delicate fabric Aso
Certificates from me OF The first this and other
States as to washing properties. and its cheapness
over al crher soaps which they ever used
I1s- see bin accompany ing each Package.
Manufactured ami sold at Wholesale By tbs subscriber
az 40 o East Water street Milwaukee, to whom ap-
pcaJuu lpost paid County and Town rights, this
state, must be uod5.
= 2Ir5-Iy Z. D. LADD.
y-=- For Sale IN Mineral Point by G. BEECH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
INSURANCE aGENCY.

TIE undersigned having received the Agency OF the
following Companies, TO wit
JefTS0R Life Insurance Co, Of Cincinnati, Oii0
Nlc York Central Insurance Company Of Cherry
TdHey, n T.,
Is prepared to take risks Lives and PROPERTY on The
most favorable terms, either The joint
Al Principle. Y. d. PULFORD.
llu Agent for lows CO., Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN,.
HE NLnnnIS a. -EIEE

TvHE undersigned having become propriet0rs 80
L Of the above well known house and having 80
fitted it up in the hes STYLE would respectfully s=
say 50 the citizens aud The travelling public thst 81
they prepared 10 accommodate. in the best amer
all yho may favor them with patronage Their table
VIII always be supplied With the best The market All s
and they nope by strict attention 80 the OF
elers- 90 merit and receive liberal patronage
Stages leave LlIs house daily the east and west.
D3~Comnod'ous Barns and Stables are attached, and
so attentive Oser eveTready to attend 20 the wants Of
the weary nag, day or night.
NICHOLS & Shift.
Mineral Point. Dee 10, 1851. m
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
j. LYDON & FOLEY.

PILLS. PIE.ESI!
NOR every man, woman and chiId in the country who
Il need-a kind to suit you all, Say
Pulford's Anti-Billious Pills,
FRhnstocks Anti Bilious do,
Elmore's Improved Bilious do,
Jew DaYif's Honey Coated do.
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Bilious do, Graehsnburgh do,
Mofatts Pills and Phoenix Bitters,
SaFpBgton's Ague Pills, Or. BruCes do
DR.. Brandreth's Pills,
Rev. o. Hibbard's do,
DR.. Angles Candy Coated DO,
HeTiCk's sugar Coated do,
And lots Of other kinds Of Pills,
Which You get by calling at The Mineral Point
Drug Store, nearly opposite Beech's Store.
Novem Der Is. r. d. PULFORD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
BOUNTY LAMBS.

TIE undersigned GaneraI Land Agent, will give par
ucuiaT attention Co obtaining AEEANTs from " ash
ns5on % soldiers, who entitled 90 them BY the late
lie viii also attend % locating warrants lands for
Hose who obtain them under IRE above A lang
idenee H. and thorough knowledge of Western Wiscon-
SIN % Ne believes, eHable him 20 give E0sd satisfaction
90 those who may eau en- him
CHARLES r. LEGATE-
La7i q sent ard surveyor
'1alei-i 7 clils -c-CofFs i-t&- 90
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10

And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and al persons fem ougirg reTugvu any lead
other from the above described lands without the
written permission uf the owner ~ az Mt.
BEN q. SCOTT, owner and agent.
Yellow Some, Feb o Is p I6-Iy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
TO AGENTS AND CANvAssERs.
The Great Book for the West.
AGENTS WANTED

AIlN > ~ AN led
In eUay County of Odio Michigan, Indiana, iii
HOis and Kentucky.
IFE CT VM HENRY HARRISON, 9th President Of
1.-The United States, By ~. MONTGOMERY: steel Por
trait, and anely illustrated This work is written in
very interesting and popular STYLE and contains
theutc accounts OF ali the important events OF his life.
10 got up a style uniform with the Lives Presi
dents Adams Jackson Taylor &C &c. To place fully
before the people il viii be sold only to agents. sole
gcncy for T. County given.
Agents can clear from 50 TO - per day at this bust
ness. some Of agents make much more. Those de-
sirous Of agency. would do well immed
stey This Is The best season OF the yea for Canvass
For further particulars of this and other valuable
Books, for which wish Agents, add ress post paid,
HOOKER & GATCHEI.
Publishers, Cleveland, O.
u Anv Paper within 500 miles of Cleveland or Chi
CarO publishing the above with this notice three times.
and sending copy OF the paper, shall receive CODY
OF the work by mall free of Postage. This offer to re-
main operative till June Ist, 1853 II
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10

And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
ana an persons from buying removing any Lead or
other ores the above described lands without my
written permission.
D8dgeviIle, Iowa Co., " Is, Sep q, iSf7. 5f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
Clothing.

1NHE subscribers would inform the public that they
i have in their employ the most experienced work
men, who ready all times make Clothing eve
~ dtsc pton and Of good materials can be found
in the place. Their work done in the best STYLE and
warranted 20 it, Ca at their Store under the Old Sa-
loon, and see for yourselves
DELLER & MICHELBACHER.
Mineral Point, Nov. is, 1852 TIA
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10

NEW GOODS.
THE undersigned, grateful to the liberal nub,i,
past patronage, begs leave 10 invite atenfinn, o
present stock Of GOODS, most OF which are
consist In part OF the following:
DRY GOODS.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Bounets. Psra.o,,
Satinets, TweedE, Jeans, Umbrellas
Flannels, TwiIls, Bonnet mech rsr,
Blue DTilliings, MaaIun Ribh"nP Gnu
Hamilton and Hickory Hose. Gloves, Combs
49, .tnac.. rms NeecIes- kniIieTs,
Cashmeres, N LANES, I.aces, Tspes Bobhin.
Lawns, Ginghams, Garnet BINDING Hs'
CalioOes, JaekOnets. silk and linen Hdkfs
Cambrics, Swiss Muils, Braces. Buttons
Book Muslins, silk and Twist
9g Grn ena Sneetings' Sost Canvass Padding,
Bed Tickings, Brown Holland
Apron Checks, Irish and brown Linen
Colored Cambrics, Cottoa Yarn sh'
Blue and White Satins, Spool Thread
White, blue, pink, greenl And 10 short nearly eve
and orange Florence and article Of Gry Goods vsnt
Grapes Tor bonnie illniDgs led In this market.
GROCERIES.
Gunpowders Young Tyson, and Black TEAS, Of
Superior quality. Also inferior Teas-cheap,
ground and race Ginger, whole and I'd
Allspice, Nutmegs, aaleratus. Mace,
Cloves, CaTasny seed, Starch,
Soap, Candles, Yesst Pow.
ders, Molasses, Vinegar,
Mackerel, Goldfish,
Dried Apples,
CurrAnts,
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
SPORTING & BLASTING POWDER,
SHOT AND BAR LEAD,
PERG'N caps,
TAR.
HARD-TEARE.
Knives and Forks,
Pocket and Butcher Knives,
Razors and Razor straps,
Tea and Table Sp0oos,
shears and Scissors,
Door Locks and Handles,
Butts and Screws and strap Hinges,
Frying Pans and sad Irons,
Patent and Post Coffee Mills,
Cow and OK Bells
Mouse and Rat Traps,
AugeTs, Gimlets and Files,
Hatehets, Hammers and Meal Selves,
Clothe, Tooth and Shoe Brushes,
Pals, Tubs and Brooms,
Powder FlasksSpades aud Shovels,
Hoes, Rakes, Scythes and Scythe stones
Scythe Snaths aud Pitch Forks,
Axes, Wood and Hand saws,
Steel Yards sc sc, sc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
81 Mems Cali, Kip, and Coarse Boots
r. and Brogans, Nuliners, slippers and -
81 Pumps. Women's Caters, Calf En- =
~ amelsd and Kip Boutees, Walking <=ze@s
shoes; Kid and Leather Shppe-s
Boys, Misses aad Chidren's Roots sad Shoes.
ca q 9EE8Wa
Plates Of assorted sizes ana Qualities,
Tea sels Cups Saucers Bowie Pitchers & ChaIabers
Glass Plates, Cups, Gresmers Sugars,
Peppers, Mustards, Salts, Casters,
And Tumblers.
SUNDRlES.
Nails, Spikes, Glass, Sash, Putty. Cotton Batting,
Wool SIX, Panama. LeghoFn Palm Leaf and Straw
IA n IA Ell So
Seal, Otter, Nuira Muskrat, PUSH Gazel and Cotton
T. Il 4 y.
Satchels, Matches. OK Yokes and Bows,
Hall bushel Measures, Jugs and Pots,
Garden Seeds Castor and Sweet OIL.
Lees and Brsggs Pills, Arabian & Mustsng Linimebt
OH spike Laudanum, Magnesia, Cream Tartar,
tssense Peppermint Cinnamon and Wiltergreen.
BRUSH Lustre, BFk Lead, Shoe Backing,
Ink, Pens, Paper, OK Marrow, Bears Oh,
Rose Oil Waters, SC, &C.
would not dare compare my Stock in quantity with
some OF my wealthy ueighbUrs, but have no fear Of
comparison Of Quality and Prf.es
wlli sell as Cheap the Cheapest Tor Cash Produce,
Barter.
- WHITNEY SMITH.
Mineral Point, May II, 1852 b3gy5y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
FRUIT TREES AND ~EslEs IsEsERX.
JOHN HAND,

FRUIT TREES AND SEslEs IEEsEaX.
JOHN HAND,
Bqra6qua Nrzrserg Earda- Tgrsr. fEate East 7rsHG)
IOWA COUNTY, wIsCoNsIs,
.sqgp 4 z e s to inform his friends and the 80
S% III > public generally thst he can supply w
- them with choice yarst es OF all kinds of --
FRE-E'E FREES,
Consisting in part Of los varieties Of ApFs, 90 DO Of
Pears P3uin, Is Cherries of Ounces - large
English Gousberrs and all the varieties Of CurranLs
red white and black Also uur of the best varieties Of
RsspbaTlies, with Aprco.z, Peaches Necarne5- Twelve
kinds Of Grapes, sc, together with every variety OF
ShrnbBc-y and Ornamental PiaTts capable Of Withstand
ing the Wisconsin climate 90.
His collection of Double Hs NES comprising 100 va
riees both dwarf ana climbing cannot easily pc eA-
eaued IN variety Of color general beauty tie has
also, finest sties Of Mammoth, Victoria ana Dlaht
EHUBARB, or Pie plant, and IOITteen varieties OF
STR NWBEERiES, &c, &c,
Al Of which are growr under his immediate care and
attention. Orders supplied in April or october, at very
reasonable pces. carefully packed 10 go any distance
lie is also grower of carefully assorted variety OF
Veretabse FIog and Agricultural SEEDS, supplied IN
Boxes. on commission Otherwise. References OF the
highest standing be given when required. }. H.
Dover Iowa co. Wts., Now p, 1851.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
70 FEMALES.

Dr. 5. T. TOwueeud's Compound ex-
tract of Slrsaparilla has more than a
thousand times proved Itself The
20 .ecst female Strengthening medi.
..rs ever invented.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10

THE INVINUBLE AND NEVER FAILING REM
EDY. a certain cure for NAN AND BEAST.
" B. F.R3RELL'S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
POSITIVELY AN F1TPOEs EANT


TIVE undersigned is just endeavoring arrange
with ana collect from those indebted him, so rs
to be able TO go east and purchase his Fall stock
VIII be impossible for him TO DO unless his friends
CASH UP, or before the fifteenth July. -. He
also hopes that this notice viii be sufficient, and that he
viii not have to adopt any other 10 get the money
due him, JOHN MILTON.
June, 1852. 35f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
8 ! 8 9 8 8 8


ScrJflla syphilis, MCrcpria Complaints Cancer, Gan
grSup Rlel-u.tisn, ard variety Of other disa-
zble and dangerous diseases perfectly cured
By the OF ,las l-eI 5aino-
5aiISE, Mich, Oct g. ISL
Dir JOINS d. gAEK-ue4r sir; IL is with unattera0le
feelings that able, through the Divine
Providence Is, ard By lhs wonder working agency
of thltsAcog- caeIfciae Guysoft's Yellow Dock and
asrspariila o. give you few symptoms of lay almost
hopeless gas.
IL lhe whit II $50. was attacked with severe pain
which was ee 'iy extending through the whole right
side and legs atla same time total Drosiratton OF my
as-j1a ys5en- also my leg had shruHR 10 about two
thIris OF its size procured the attendance
uf sEul pFaet1ner, " aO pronounced my disease one
uf the worst 4aH of liver c, mPiaiut BE sadmy
not Ellis handled, but prescribed torma re-
majnCd under treatment until satisfied he cold
clip a5u procured of your agent al this place
bottles nf GuT-ult's Glow Dock aud Saraapar!la,
iron which receive cd amount of benefit After
has ing taken bottles was aoe 90 pursue my
1itErl Inconvenience AID nave been since
that tiWu well while bus snort time since was
Gtcd 10 ny .l hrye souEias OF the tins and cannot
ascribe the Of TnE Zenith any ulhe than
by the ageHcf uf that t valuable medicine, Guys0tts
Yellow UCob ,-ad SaTsap-Hilla.
HASSEI EAURIPER.
Price, 81 Per b1,.,e-Siz bottles fogS5.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
MINERAL POINT EATING HOUSE,

GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
gEyHE subscriber would respectfully ALI the attention
Il OF the public 10 his we'll selected stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOYS,
CONNECTIONS, &c,
At his well known stand on High Street, opposite Mil
toms store, where he may be found at all times ready to
accommodate those who may favor him with their pat
roBage. He has on hand good supply Of
Tea, Coffee, Suga-, Saivatss, Spices, Fruits,
Mas, Sadiucs, Oysters, SC, sc,
All of the best qualities and offered the most reason
able terms.
CANDIES OF All E1&DS1
Manufactured sold az holes and retail, cheap
as they can be had any place the Ia connec
lion " .th this esta biisbmentl Is good
j a * II I2 "a
BY which ne is always supplied with fresh Cakes,
Pies, &C., and also prepared TO furnish
gg z5lIZ25G8 AND PARTIES,
With the most delicious varieties, ornamented to suit
the most particular taste.
~ The highest market price paid for good Butter
and Eggs. -
Mineral Point, July % 1854 39tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10

Dg ESf.EC NoEECE.--AH persons are hereby
notified % trespass, N ne or Dig, upon any Of
following lands, without the written consent or pernIs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
EaESEywEgY.

This distressing disease is s. dcran.
cci condition of the visceraI organs,
Whether -esu.ting from Cuutag.on ian
proper dtyt, change of climate. or from
auy oshef cause, liT. : p Towusend's
compound extract of Sarsaparilla is
demonstrated tob thcmoste fliCGciUus
ANS pyteatial remedy ever discover.
.s.I
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10


FgEEE2E-v VI 3 rCEsTs 2 T CESEE4EbEE In
Do not allow ygG- children to grow up with seeds of
rheumatism in ter constitutions. lt is easily cured il
attended 60 in Jime but when neglected II becomes
chronic and tyuU55es Nothing equals DR.. 5. P.
Townsend 5 EgEaVogl Extract of SaTsapara in reno
wing pains of EarE-sm nom the young as well as the
old.
Fort WAYNE, March 9, 1850
Dr. s P TaFus.ad Dear ir-I take the liberty OF adj
dressii you .la-h perfect sEranger} in regard to
your valuable sjHa. NJ daughter aged ten years has
been afflicted Tor last Ihr=e months with terri Die
disease Eneuua.is1r. she attended constantly by
several Of physicians, but with little help. Al
lass was iudacga purchase bottle Of your Hestima
Die preparation .t aparii5a of yeIr Agent T. e. Reed
tails place taking Iae FIRST bottle she began
hev IaHaes, as to be able TO walk abOul
the house After .akBg the second bottle size was IS
We'll ] would advise all those afflicted with
rheumatism 10 SIS Il e tria3.
Yours afectiCuately.
T.. L. CHiTTENDEN.
gg-Es7 Won EFsE CGN>T5 7EFsEEDS.
The ACCOMPANY E Cerjidcgte received 10y The pro
pr*tors from Messss a. Hurd < Co. of EatOn Cauada
East.
Eaton, C. E. May IS, 1919
Jonathan Tays~, &c BURY, hereby certify that my
wife, Lucy Iay ser, hsd been sick for some months
threatened with utiCn, and could ind relic
ul procured lT1-a Aessrs 3. A. Hurd d. Co.
Dr. : F. Togyu-t sis -saps illa Itch Immediately at
ford, relief AMI fair way of recovery
sud bsve mach Cn0darrre IN his medicine that
can cheeFlully -y r..uInt ma IL TO others
.Sfere JON ATTAIN TAYLOR.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

A Ii persons are cautioned against cutting timber
n Digging or in any wise trespassng upon either Of
the following described lots of Land, TO wit:
East fthe n. = 10, town north range east
North west = Of the = of sec a. town n range Q.
WHITNEY SMITH
Mineral Point, July is, 1859. 3gtf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10

HREEEEC NOTICE. - All persons are hereby
H notified not trespass- mine dig upon any Of
the following lands, without thc written consent Of the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
UDoLPHO WoLFE's

1 pure and genuine article, manufactured by him in
SchDiedam, Holland, expressly for medical use, md
strongly unnended for and permanent cure for
Gravel. and all distinctions the Urine, arising from
he Kidneys and Bladder Sold in Mineral Point by
str r. u. PULFORD. Agent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10
Flour! FLOUR!

hAF maze arrangements by which expect TO be
constantly supplied with superior article OF Feur-
Argyle Brand - manufactured by Asa Saxton & Cs,
which viii sell for cash, and warrant
Ljunei2l WHITNEY SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-10

hereby certify that the above stajenentof my wife
IN conformity with my views Of and by
ayers Cherry PecturaI. JOSEPH DEAN.
The above named Joseph Dean and Jnja- his wife,
personally known TO me- and pCit confidence ma BE-
placed IN their statement.
SAMUEL c. VAN DERWENT.
Pastor OF the Baptist Church
Prepared By J. C. AYER. Chemist, Los7eEE, JUass.
sold At Mineral Point by 1881 7. ROhOLF, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-27
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FyTpAY, Aug. 28-5P. NJ.
Axis we're inactive. Only 40 bbls changed hands, at
IS rs for pearls and 81 81 4 for pots per I6O lbs.
BEEswAx -Amsricsn yellow was IN request At 2Sc.,
cash per ID.
crackers 4c for pilot axe for fine navy; and &c. for
comm,n navy, par ID.
BsgApsrurys.Fhu vss more sought after, at in-
BS sod nI a. = e = saps s1 i
Is ordinary 10 choice State and mixed 10 fancy West
ern, IS 12h - SIX fancy Gcneses, S. Blk 50 so;
s5e2H psr bill snosrfns Canadian, in bond was staly
held AZ IS 81 per Dbl Southern favored buyers The
s,ies ~ included goo hbs, CHIEFLY fIe'h ground; :.
for fayoris ara 50 IS IS 81 for fancy PSF boil Rye
Sour wss 10 request ~ % so 80 B2h for fine,
snd z. for superpe per bol Corn meal Istaiicd
Per stl whea. sas less active Tue business embraced
II. 30 buthek Western white, ct III 90 81 27; and
8eOc unnerehantsble Southern DO on private terms.
oats dull aud heavy at Al 100 per bushels de
cins. Corn varied little The Operations amounted
% go bushes, at u TIC for un-ound; 72i 73he.
for mixed Southern 1914 74i6c for DO Western and
white Southern and 75e for yellow southe n per bushe
CAsDus --Talow neglected. About go boxes
plain sperm fetched dc Per ID. Adauisntine oomnand
CofyYT continued worry lively, and exhibited . strong
upward ter tepcy The ssles included 500 psqs Java
.. lio 600 Rio at e9ic' aioc., AID w Mar"csio',
Co7ITR vas spsripgly dealt In, st lie for yellow
no'sl, end 26e fr Le~ sheathirg per ID.
coITos Tho sales TO day amount 70 100 bales, with.
TrA1rsss -ffims western lvs geese we're scarce and
/ htA ST 4ec . 47c per 10. 1855 Ef..1.
Intlcas o~irg 20 the breek in the canal there was
| but btue -four Offering 500 bols were engaged Tor
liverpool at p Cd, aud 800 b3l.. rosin at n. I'D
Abo1t 9 ot0 bushels heat aged In bulk At ~
and ECO bales cot;o,, compvessd, ~ AID To London
Sd ard J5 Oct DO Engaged In ships bags .. 6hd
and 100 hbls. rotIn a. % Cd vessel vas talen TO
csdfer Hull With naval ssors, At IS. o. 10 Narssaes,