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ExECUTOR'S NoTICE.-Notice IA
hereby given, that at the Probate Cour, for Rel
mon, Sounty the undersigned was appointed and qusli6
oi Belmont county, deceased. "
All those indebted said estate requested 10 make
immediate payment; aud those having eiaims srans,
said estate are notified 10 present the for ss,lemsnt
oe,.itl LETiTIA wicxs, Kx.u.
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h. TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT GOWN.

%TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CCNJN-
~ ny, ss.-Court of Common rIsas.-AIuu,,, Rurv
rs: Luther Bu1T.-Prtiton.
The said defendant, Luther Butt, win take notice hat
on the III day OF No vemher A. ID. 1852 Michael Riley
plaintiff tiled Ills petition IN The Court OF Common Pleas
OF said county, setting forth that the said defendant was
Justly owing HIM the sum OF 1872 D6 account COPY
OF which IL ied with petitionihat the plaintiff al the
noSt term Of said Court viii ask Judgment for the a.
ihonht alorosad Aud that the said defendant is rcauir
cd 10 answer the same by tho of said Court OF
Judgement by default VIII he entered agains, him.
MILLER PENNINGTON,
NOV lin, lt5j-6w. Any. for NJ. Riley,
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SsTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-

- TY, sS.--MiLts Hart and EDwANp CoLr rs:
PETER SsID.R.-Cour OF Common Pleas. Petition.
The said defer dsnt, Peter snder, will take notice
aud Edward Co'e plaintiffs, filed their petition in the
Court of Common Pleas OF said county setting fot that
tho said defendant was justly owing them the sum of
$iG on an account copy Of which Is hIed with said
peti0nihat the piani at the OF said Court
will ask Judgment for the amount aforesaid with in
terest fIom October i5th 1853.
1.-THE said defendant does not answer said petition
on or beoro the first day oil The next term Of said Court
Judgment " ~ he taken against him.
MILLER PENNINGTON,
Nov. II, Is53.--6w.l AIRY for pl'ns
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A.TATE or OHIO, BELMONT COuN.

~ - - ~ OhAAOt DohuioANL SOON-
~ Tf, SS.-MiunAEL Riley rs: LUTHER BrTr and
JAMES u. iiuBBAuD-Cour, OF Common p,oa-.-ps,i,iom
The said defendant Luther Butt will take notice that
on the 4h day OF November A. d. 1859, Michael Riley
piHint, filed his petition in the Court of Common Pleas
OF said ny setting forth that the said Luther butt
and James q. Hubbard defendants, were Justly owing
him on their two several notes executed by he copies
oi which notes are attached to said pot liton, tho
note the su m Oi eli so with interest from the sd day
of September, A. u. 1853; on the 2nd the sum Of
S2GI III ith interest from tho e3d day of September A.
d. is53th al the painti al the next tcrm Of i'd Court
viii ask Judgment for Tile amounts aforesaid, with in.
tcrcst as aforesaid.
II the said Luther Bu doe not answer said nett ton
before the r day of tho term of said Court
judgm gment will he taken against him.
MILLER PENNINGTON,
Nov. II, laJ3.--Gw.
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"Desire Ayrcs desires prayers
"for lumbling down the Dcacon's =

'Here Mr.. P-paused, and eyed the note
for minute or more. Whether tho writing
was bad or he dislikod The sentiment, is not
now known; but he placed the note by his
side, and still kept his eye on it. The last
two lines, however, he did not read, which
wore as follows:
''she broke no bones nor bruised no meat
That either cats or dogs could eat!'
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HAHN PUMPS.-A durable and useful
article, aud adapted to wells of any DEPTH for sale
cheap al the Hardware Store OF
GREER, OFT 4 co,
Corner Monroe and Market s,s., Wheeling, Va.
July 22, 1853
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EXECUTOR'S NOTiCE.-Notce il
IL hereby given, that At the Probate Count for Del.
mont County, the undersigned appointed and
hcd Executor OF the estate OF Margaret late
Of belmont County, deceased.
All those indebted to said estate requested to make
Immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate, are notified TO present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
CRAWFORD WELSH, Executor.
Nov. II, IsJ9.--pi.
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eOHN BROsT AND HENRY BRosT

~ plaintiffs rs; LrTnER BUTTs, defendant.
The defendant, Luther Butts, is hereby notified that
on the ilh day of November, 1859, the plaintiffs John
i1s, and Henry ro-t flied ther petition the Clerk
ONCE oi the Common Pleas Court of belmont County,
Ohio, the object aud prayer of which petition is for udg
ncnt against the defendant for 600 dollars with interest
from Nov !, 1853, for work done and ateriu urnshcd
by the plaintiffs i0r the efcndanOn Sec rs OF tile Cen
iral OHIO Rail Road An order of attachment has also
been issued IN the case with notice to Bradley, White
more Il Co., as debtors of the defendant. The defend
ant s required to answer by December 3lst, 1853 The
plaintiffs expect TO testify In the case.
JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
u. y. & ID p. r. CowES,
Nov. 1l.--Bw.1 Attys for ptrs.
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NJ Office pARTTTIoN.-Lewis Mob.

| Y ley aud Catharine Mobley, his wife, Alexander
Wooihnrn Albert Jones and Jane Jones, his wife. John
WOODBURY. the unknown heirs OF Nancy Gates, late OF
Missouri, decd the unknown heirs of Ann Gilmore,
late Of Iowa. deceased and William Gilmore, will take
hoiice that an amended petition was filed against them
the 10Th day Of October. 1853 in the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio, by Gusiavus w.
Duvall and Rosanna Duva his " life. and is pend.
ing, wherein the said petitioners demand partition OF
the following real estate lying in said County of Bel
mont, aud beng the w fof the NJ w ar. ofscc H. tp.
J range T. containing 81 acres more or less, and the
of the H. H. ar. Of sec. ~, tp 5, range 4COntaning
81 acres more or less Aud that at the next term of said
court application will he made by the said petitioners
for order that partition may he made OF the said prem.
iser. ~. ID. Il. cUWEN, Att'y for pptTs.
Oct. %, ls53.-Gw
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~ oTlCE.-I hereby foreworn all persons
not 10 trust srsAssAu LovEJoy on my account
was never married 10 her. also ioTew arm any law
yer ~ ~ Ca'rsve or eisewh bring suit i'm her
name against me for her rights my WIFE, Ior size h
entitled 10 none as such, HEZEKIAn NV pNa :"
Nov. ilth, ls53.-3t-pd
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V,HE BEES ARE woRKING.-And

Il STONE & THOMAS have collected al the sign OF
the BEEHIVE, NO. 1T4 Main ST., Wheeng,) more
delicacies in the shape OF SUMMER SILKS, DcBAGES
BAREGES TISSUES, DeLAINES, SHAWLs, PAR
ASOLS. etc. And some of them the sweetest in style,
well cheapest and just suited to the tastes OF
all who in want Of The latest style of Goods at very
low prices. June3 le53
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hlSSOLUTlON-The partnership here
lItoiors existing between the undersigned fundor
the hIm name OF ID. II. Atkinson Co.) was This day
dissolved by mutual consent, All persons having nm
settled accounts with said firm rcspcCthy rr1ucst
ed TO call immediately aad make settlement The HOOK
viii be lound IN ie hands Of D. u, Atkinson in ic office
Of warheid Atkinson one door Fast OF our old stand
ID. u. ATKINSON,
JOHN X. NEWLAND,
Bridgeport, Sept, eth, ls53.--3t.-pd Inoy 4
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r1REDERICK EoRNEY AND JOHN
ZANE RUsK Us: CATHARINE RUsK,

ZANE RUSK Us: CATHARINE RUSK,
- ct ai-Bclmont Common Pleas. Petition for dover.
Archibald Rusk OF Ohio county, Virginia, is hereby
notified that the l6thday of October 1853, Jane Rusk
Of Morgan county, Ohio, filed in tue Ceks Once OF the
Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio pc
tton, the Object and prayer of which is assignment Of
dover TO the petitioner in the follown described prem
ses the s. w. ar. of Sec. Z. T. z. r. IN said County
Of Belmont except IS s5 100 sold IL VIM. Patton
more particularly described in said petition. Unless
the said defendant appears Pleads demurs to
said petition within 6o days after the term Of said
Court the said Jane Rusk al The term next after the
The matters of the Bill as and to thereon
accordingly. ID. u. r.. COWEN,
Oct. %, leJ3.--6w. Sorr for potIoper.
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NJ EW FURNITURE AND CHAIR
J. Ware Roome.-MUNDAY & Colts invite the
attention OF house keepers and others their New Fur.
niture and Chair Ware Rooms, in the brick hu lid.
ing No. l63 Market street, few doors below the Market
line, snch as
Dressing aud Plain Bureaus, Secre-
tary and Book Cases, Card, Dining
aud Breakfast Tables, Sofas, Di-
vans, Ottomans, &C., Fancy What
= Nots, Fancy Work Stands. Chairs,
Windsor and Cane Seat, Mahogony
in every yariety.-pLAIN AND FANCY LOOKING
GLASSES, CLOCKS, Sc. all of which will he furnish.
ed promptly TO order at the lowest prees We respect
Mliy invite the pahlie TO call and examine our stock
feeling assured that we can render satisfaction in ali
Cases June J, ls5a--ly.
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~ oTICE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN OR.

NJ oTICE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN OR.
l. der of The Probate Court of Monroe County Ohio
win otter al public sale On 5ih day the s6h Of llt
month, lsJ3 tile foloMi Ing described premises yiz par
oithe H. quarter Of section ~, nship and range
less. The said premises lying about "a miles souih Of
the town OF Barnesvile aud viii he sold subject 10 the
shares OF Richard IT, Gray aud Elijah Gray, each being
one eiphlh part thereof ~ 'e
sale 10 he made on the premises between the hours of
10 aud on said day. ASA GANRETsON
Guardian OF the minor heirs of David trAv Js,iJ
Nov. 4, 1853
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CtARpETlNG,--l0o yds. superior listing
catpetng choice PATTERNS 800 yds. superior kemp
eafpntng. The largest stock OF rag cspsing kept
any house in the ctysso few pleces OF very cheap
lowered, do. (sep3o.) STONE q THOMAS.
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NfHITE Lead-Cncinnati brand--just received and 70
W saleby (May2'5I) H. ALEXANDER
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sI'ALL DRESS GOODS.-Just received
IL aIarge stock of
French merinos, finest quality, all eolors.
German do. all wool.
Thihet cloth.
Madonna do, eashmeres, NJ. de LANES, all eolors,
beautiful, all WOOL dc LANES all eoors only 3l cents
per yard (sep30) STONE & THOMAS.
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The attention OF the public is respectfully called co
the superior facilities afforded al this institution for
qualifying individuals in thorough practical manner1
for the Counting Room and bust pursuits.
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(NUNDRY'S MERCANTILE COL
VI LEGE.-Appollo Building, Northwest corner
5th and Walnut, CINCINNATI, o.
Incorporated 1S4S.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.


Al tle oncning Of the Court the Grand jury came in
with large number Of bills of indictment, after when the
regular business of the Court proceeded 49,
John CLARK alias Lark Clark and James Sullivan aiias
tlc Dodecr indicted for grand larceny in stealing god
watch and chain from NJ Driscoll OF No $50 Peari 81
lloedod gully pott larceny and were hnei GO eacn
and sentenced tothe leni.entary for six months
Rosfnnah Cassidy indicted for grand larceny in stealing
reco of silk from the store Of Mr. Alexander IRVINE
Needed gully petit larceny and was sentenced 10 the
House Of Refuge, she being under years OF age;
Jon KNIGHT a small lad indicted for stealing six TO te
value o S75 from AmoIy Edwards, and was sent % lo
House OF Refuge ,r,
Nm Eatndictcd yhom in biting off the ear Of John
W Hl Of Clnfons IN October last was placed On 'ral
The evidence slowed that he committed the act bat nat
he was t sayagoly attacked b. the complainant, anits
jury IoLdertd verd Ct of ecquitaL ~ ~,
Aiilu Cahi was tried for stabbing ma COINS oi ~
pock sin on he 18th Of July last with intent 70 tiKc MS
life Tie evidence showed that tho prisoner was hrst "a
ssutd and the Jury found him guilty OF assault anu Dat
terv orlv lie was remanded for sentence
james MoMaruus tried ON similar Indictment tor
stalbinC Timothy Sanders, of No 70 Bayard ST. on me
25h Of July He was convicted and renanded to await
sentence. .,.
Aad named Christian Nagle, tried for an a'.empt
al burglary committed at O'Clock IN the mofnng q" INC
18Th ult uron the promises No. 100 William st. lie was
found guilty. and sent to the House of Refuge.
John T. Sutherland, Indicted for sabbng Arthur FRA
ser with intent to take his life, was tried and cnyicte
The assault was committed on board the bark Leo IN Al
| gust last Tie prisoner 2, mGndod for sentence
:, me other cases Of triAng interest were disposed OF
when the Cour, adjourned FOR The day
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Eoreicn Ports.

-. o..,..ovra Aux IL s. Jazo Means Santa CF.z Cuba
Ar shield. st Kss, 1Hlss - !osS for Phsipni
IA III VolGni ssWal, NeT-Nork twas reported WITH ~
Le I'D 40, ioI LOU h Rob, Nnls SewYs-k %,
sd irOn GLASGOW 18Th II MhAIss, "a R.i,o Mes DO
- holm Arg Is Sssore, Sargent pon A'sT ''' ~
sss fho,,spturr Auz H. sssalshoek, FI6eI Boston
Sd fss Cu1harsa Aus - Iouita. Dfs% "a zt D.v
Ars.ai an,ysF Aug ~ A1 "a ;sS- cstt Bo.soa
Ar At Esineur Aus- Is fr-ne1 Ffes-O' t''Aa 'i' - W.
'ts "a on Hyoet Arg H. Edwin. Boushsea Ssz York
FSt bk to Texsl Aug - Msr. haasq fss.ep Ssos,
,sl "a sor Bosion) cd ~ Eis-6eth {0aaz Malaga
Az naples AsE Joen BYE Dsss o. 80. Manson Belle
.aise Grea and Goas, Bake To- eS eaas - III Va,
Lanssr; H ltTsv YEN r, S. 11T o.
ID from 90 As. - Rhiae Doane Ae"-l0IA' A-'-''''
'os !. ss,-sa1 is: Weather Gusse Car Sswfo Narsr
We'd New -orle.ns from ne 80. In d A. F' -
D. s,SSSv NsH ny Paeksr f5r We so.sns
Robnson io Do eaHesfs, A5IsW gsS q, SYoL sne
1se- ish a. BARI Isabells Hlnghrsy ier Bos-qa -
4 knrpIp 9Th st sss se;4aa &c.,. ca. s 4 Yors u
IA 90 BseIasThsgea 81 al ship Joseph HOLES ~
Ne. $780, nh az @ james Trob Hill 70 load for New
orlssls - l.. "a h,rk P.v,s-. Jerkins Az.-
AT 81 - e a F0phr.a Sznth Ast.AIa th ssesra-'
Sr. pe@rborn Shanghai Sta, sehr iH1-aoiA C4aeAr 49,
a. r;o Julv IS ship B.nshse wiIsun f0r Gspe Psnas
ss1l. ipsy Lnsoa f0 lie Of sal Sss, ssoy PEE IA
pa NJ or@es King RIO Grade t befaoss - oson
ssa T VIZ. o k. , R. June Ell = s.a FIsa
o. "a -. Wausu IrGerr and CstAarine Aassa Bailey
Ders. Gear, and osa 's ,p Pr, l s rs.
- Al 10, waiiir.n. for Nev-YoTk, lHh-
sailed fon Gardens s-h ut s'S SAea1a o'.-saAa '1
1,1 q, Yarmouth Ms 18th alt brig Patriot Crosby Bosou
A. !, sh-d.c s bark Reineeer Dsyison New York
AT a 81 Joha SB h brig c.lc!. P,rt51s- Bo,;On
sesr N<henr Asrsnd. ID srs ahaer, - So~sa SCI, ~ -
~, "A -, Hcras CHssrd w<ktoTs; MsFy, Asac1y d.
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Arrived.

NJ steamship Asia Lott Liverpool Aur o. IS u y. 'e
AID ws,s,d Aua "a II AN aaied and passed steamship
Arctic SEPT at noon Pad sP r da5s p
Iirirs owen sep.. 9 NJ passed Steamship Arabia
seosA1 J s.S Parrish S''''A &C. Ha'' an
Slip Col ca Shaw Liverpool days ms and so PASSENGER
rsstd barb Plato Br Aug a. lat "A ~ Ion 50 l6 shr
Pssf ' IysIpao r Phisdslpha The C C. has hsi sh
winds NV during the whole pssase and hAe been ii
SpfsisT Ps@Psro tns cos Mys in ballast to J GA-
slip John Haven tof POrtsOuihj Kicker Newport, w.s Is
DAYS 5 SCI Rsrs RI rcn to : crOoas
eresis to T. lat ~ 81 lon g. 3 sPoks big
Ban NeWYOk Picket OBJ Grey Liverpool % days cal. lns
mon 10 l. De Wolfe. SEPT ! PM Steamship ARABIA
steamship GLASGOW under sean and esrvaswiatS
s,h Empire OiPOrtiszdl Grsy Bristol Eng 3 days Railroad
ru 10 Nesrith Has been - days Of he Banks Az
81 Ia Is g. spoks bark PoIA tron seEburyp0r fos
an and IA to Nrst sous IS IS
s. roke ship Albert Franklin from Wasee : tot LSaden
la q s. lea &C. spoke brig ChAli0'te Joy In bo''oa Tor Nal
LBsiE DsIs Brs Hsns Bremen 81 iays s aud ss
Ers TssssEt ,oi BOOtisayl Reed DAYS rbss H.
Bris Ls-ch Haskell Providence dsvs IN bslas mAer
BIs Z Arey Ary Nswsven days in ballast TO master
Bra RAINBOW TOnpoa New Haven sAys n ballast 70 .sfei
BrisChAstnA, -. ROodoa:: boEnd to Boston
Bis yiy tBr Darrell cenfaesos 10 days nsar and wood 70
Brs orsssn Br Cary PsasAsee clay and passenger to
Bf1 louisiana ta KApsHnA 6 dAys fruit and 81 pAeH
81. N Oh ssas r.s5 s,ys p:'i wI e ,sf
sehr Minnie tBr MeDOnAA It Johns T. Il -syA ss'ue to
seAi @ L Lowell Boston sd.ys. rsa.s TO q HsTssk
s So{. ser. sS.;on s.ys s. d:. . .s, VI J &
sehr Susan Chase, snow Harvsh . day. hsh
sehr s. A DIX, Alien. Hsl~ieh day. s.h
sehr Eliza Robbins Har~ieh esys r.a n,
ssh rsI.s - Passport days lsths and platter NTH
shs Jsha Bell BAN ssss day. Pses Brett ys Co
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TO Mariners.

,yyAy SEA CoAsr AFRfcA-L ghhous Of Ahl-
oa-FrG tie Of August there has been lighted every nti
The the witcntoweri th
of beerrs the eevaed point Of the fosfress 'ni
dxedhe being formed o TWO 4aps
vvi,h larrc v cs aud reflected by metallic giiss:
IL hi III mon level o. tie ses 10 feet OF bursoi Us 1shee
,i,n evteudif ? 10 distance Of nearly nine miles
RorTrEpa Aus Minister Of Marine gives notice tl ne
boSs wing in the Sea the West Mee have been placed
more nor hery. IS follows: , -. -. 4,
Iie Outer Black Buoy s.eeplc Of Brse and
line cravs Of between the s:ee2ie enl 1A
Weed Steepe Of Bdele 5 T. III Ooedsrcede . > '" W.
gnee al depth, "A palms. 49,. -. &.
live Crvavs-N Of Goedereede SIX feet 20 the ~ ~ Great
Wood e. pie Of Breis f. 20 L Coedereede ssW w gen
ersi dep h a palms - \. ,o.~ =, n.-
the channel are ufns he'd th ss P
between the "a and Sd bgoys = palms ---. r a.,
The Minister Of Marine hereby notice that on account O. the
dcng u u the Brs the three black oi'y'
wet Of The Krsbbe Bani have he tax up AID ne
~ Of that Bank h.acoued By beL buoy IN he isnd OF ~
49,, Two Whit hsoys On The aid T. exremires OF tl
E,lbe Bsnk T ch unel will ihen have breadth Of iay
cables length, end depth OF % palms
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DIED.

BABBIDGE-sud1eny the morning Of the Tn September In
the sxh war OF his aEe Charles c. Babbdge.
His uos the friends Of his family respectfully invited 10
serd funeral Friday afternoon The sh september AZ
ocock the residence his mother No al Montgomery
without fuE.heT Invitation.
MEiGS-Ai4A NJ the Sd Sep'e nber u Nssh'nron ID G,
Cls-e. Mees ssed yess OF Capt NJ Mes L. Corps
OF Engineers
NSNAEON-on Thursday sep;enbers NJ. AugzsEs l. McMa-
hon arc
taves respectfully invited 70 attend his
neal MS FdaV morning - Nnthst His
rensins Will be TAX Essi Chester fer intefnlent
STIH(T Sin ills Civ on NedresiAy, sept Alexander NJ
SnrfCs sgedSs wears -,
So, Of rrorscfsd Illness William Wood arcd - nstv
Of birm County England and for the last eighteen Yeas resi-
dent Of the City Of New-Nork - -.
WOOD On Thurdey 9Th September MI Ofrn wool N IN
Of his
Ihs friends and relatives so The members Of EureSa Lodge
Free md Accented respectfully invited 10 aftead
~ fo bis isfe residence CToshy sunday, llth
Ser,srber Al o'clock Piece Of neren; Trinity Cemetery
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r,,ncdcln,,ln Narl.st. .Tnrr..plY. sont. g

The anxiety 70 oban lssr al,es ffa Europ has reei
u,ed little m s,o.k
20 orcrte There modree export def'4nl TO- ITO I'd
urtler saics Of 3oo bis f - li O
bls e,.,a m IS sll ard come hsf Ibis -. ,-- D. r
ecse ic sccA OBJ s'e sna aI3 some h e wee md W
tlouf realizing good demand Jr city consumption
with The rarg. goa g. 20 bb OF Old RYE rLoJR SID q -
Cofs MEAL ED lay, G-,her tf-usi0s have BIN
y.Trred Tbe i au a6ye dcuanl for WHEAr. aIi pics
firm SALES l1sh ordiu snf pime Red e - =
al = inc in6ne 25 White n 81 81 ~ p:
and 100 b. shells old Pe1lylyaaa hie deliver
in store al Al % lushcl RYE In demand Sales e. n cents -
b. he or southern. 81 foi old rln sna CON
continues coed demand Salr u NO i yellow ~ ~ cents
nfoat &c and 100 blshe fair Whea ~ c OARS
are seafv demand Sales Of Delaware iJ1i2 cent
tho nice.
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sIarhet. C.nrrtlLr EEronIED Ioa ~ y Y T.Lnrzl

I.
AsHEs-Ths market finn 81 fees a - . 1851 Pos re
ts5 ~ q . ~ a; IS Isls :, m ..
ire = fsr .dvess tor Lgr.pei "a . 80 la--f
in H. srsoss safe sn sen Pour &c caa-i ~ E-
sI e. ass srd D. be,taT grade ,a3 sIt
CrrsdaH earoe ed rtes u ~ las as p W -st- 4-'
Sc 4. for ui1sd fscv Michigan aid ec1na - so OHIO;
si,1s "a 81 Of - BIS :. IS 4e$5 81 or o %
lnds Bslioe AeEsna- sHi e. > .9gs = y,
MAJ is IN rodsrlie requ,s Al - IS for JsFs =,
CRAI&Our Nhsl market oqenei hEi "a = tls eo pies
eiIed siot eni, sId tie snsFs; ea's a.
We ihe &c &c y, Se Eur pe Tor cargo LAT even
e tssh yhs ee5sse . so5d ~, u = 5 l c5 ss
50. hern Ivsie terms Re j. MOE p NJ "a o. ~
90 &c r sat aId 42a<e fr Jer.y Cora better. The sap
ee az 'hIs i ss % an. from it y 10 wss
On n1d and sou6erD white and ~ Gae for so-thera yellow
WHiikY-1 que, Ms;ls til, sri. H'sd sale. S Of 70
be Clio aid 2gdSc for Prison ani D nA-s D'de 81
here fair demand for Po end be te. 3.
fer IH ard ! or lsss - Is "a q "a g & ~ e
Mes ana RspsckrG chicago - 0r6 for frns Pm, Ae's Il
qget -'aSla b'ei Han, are "a ,-' =. = ~ SOU
and &c Hans Ld n .iesdy .n4 n 20 dii li .ss
Of o. ttis lie al G and ke a. J. ou-s AID
IFtbA GOOD demand for most kinds sales Of - iuus sssa ut
= s5la % be later fnce w.h time sud ia-sf al. Ol f
Gen 81 IS l-e e.sh no. h,a a. !, .5 e,or I'd mn. s
m 10 o aI .aa i @s s s1 sf &c ' M '''
sUG1Hs-i az Gernae az q e-dy rates sls90 HIS
Cris a, 4iS5c G For;o Rico a. 5idsc. ,-, 49,,
NOLissESA " dtIraEd o. sesay fsnrca Sles ~ D9A
New Cftfrsa a. &c. ly0 Li1s Pol.o REQ gf -, $500.
EIsf- Dr. Cod in good demand aud CO are n & 'le
iDi4s 81 A. 30 for C'ad Bnk M.cferei are w1'h
elsrre sas ~ previous rlices Herring uuchtnsed
IIDFS-Ih STEADY. win o1frlte a 1iry sales "
100 Areosurts ~ Rs G.c 900 Bpen1 Aycs li Di a.
l4,c fix and eIgh mOn.hs-
LFA1hERPric, are without chsn7e ant ihs N -e j. 9ly
active. Tie arrivals 1terae The demand AMY
fer he East end Wee.
BRICR-1le sui is s ard nrees are ay win good do
n =J0s 5 - foT liard tol.l Av.r.
OlL>Ihs mar is less ba9fcat y tnfi In. ,9 ~
eoC f-orss CSC large los end p e or aa, ~ ornie
Wt, .esce and firmly held oieT Of 81 o. 100 e5s VS.
refused Ma ucuIrd very trm A. g Or Wg-r bis i
Sring 0lc Guide Sperm s dol % = ~
Wf,r Tpbe sclsd Al Al 81 Eiepa buoy ~ A. D
NAVAL S1OHFST The mrke decd DIV oct Tor s7rs Ter
rertire and - supply sales Of @ hl e. Sc %
'uv Crude is NORTH Comfy f. h-.l a. 50
ass Tar qr. md scarce a. - D. - d.. t.l $ "'l,t
Ch.ugc u value. pEcL .lfGiy ~ W 80 J. DOL