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said location either by the difficulty of CONSTRUCTING or procuring
the right of reasonable cost when better cheaper
route can be had shall have the right TO vary the route ana
change the location
SEC H. That company may prescribe demand
from all travelling said road for the
,b, inahle which ro,es prescribed by said
shall be suitable places each OF their
Src ID That at the regular annual the stockholders
company, shall be the duty OF the president and
in previous exhibit clear and distinct
ohe afa s of the company stockholders president
and annually semi-annuay declare and make
dividend of the profits omte of the
dedncg the accessory and probable contingent
and they shall divide the the stockholders
every president, director and of said
before he SUCH shall affirm, the
may Will well truly discharge the duties of his said
office TO the best of his skill and ability and the aritrators
authorized by the eighth section of this act before they proceed
estimate damages, shall seyeraly take oath affirmation faith
fully mpata and honesty to discharge their duty as such
arbators and the said appraisers shall each receive dollars
per day for each day they be necessarily employed which
shall be paid by said company
H. That president directors, majority of
them appoint all such officers engineers agents and
whatsoever they deem necessary the the
business Of the and any of them at their
pleasure: that they majority OF them shall have the to
determine by contract the compensation Of the engineers officers
in the employ osad company and to determine
stock the manner and Evidences Of transfers Of stock IN said COM
and they majority Of them shall have power pass
ain the rrs vested ~ the nany crv ,pcofcoratd and G
carrying objects this effect P4Urided only
SAID bylaws shall not be contrary to the laws Of this Territory
or OF the United States.
SEC. ID. That if any person shall aiy by any
soever nure, impair destroy part Of said railroad, in
this the necessary work buildings, cars engine
houses oundiies machinery of the said company
persons oenang shall offence
forfeit and the said treed the damages which
be recovered the Of the said company by civil
action with costs OF suit court having cognzance thereof
and shall also be subject to indictment court having
jurisdiction and offences; person may
committed and of such offence, shall
10y fine not exceeding five hundred dollars and imprisoned the
discretion of tie
Sec TO- If instruments remain unpaid for ninety days
after the time OF payment has elapsed the directors order
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VHiE undersigned has pat up the past winter several
n thousand tons OF mis- delicious article, in thickness
varying from TO three feet, which he offers the
supply OF private families, hotels boarding houses boats
&c His supply Is neNialstahe, and he the pa
ronage Of The several towns and tat river.
tfi7 G. SVMo\US
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ANNR,s CIiERRV rECToHAL.
RIG HARD MARVIN.
On Third street, st. Paul.

Is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY s. A DEALER IN GIL ASS,
GLASSWARE, CHlNawARE. QUEENswARE AND
CROCKERY, On THE SoUTu SIDE OF THE
STREET. Mkt DOOR TO rRESiEY'S,
And nearly opposite the Post Oflcel
HbEilENlNG that the trade of our Will now war
He rant establishment devoted solely To this branch
of business, the subscriber calls the attention his
friends and all who in Of goods his line 10 the
Eict that he Is prepared to receive them most
liberal and accommodating terms, and has hand. and
nov arriving, very large and wei selected stock of
goods, ord RED expressly for The COMPRISING the
usual varieties, and many other cies met
with elsewhere III this town.
C. &. blue edged. III painted. printed white granite
flown, blnc and mulberry earthCnw3rc,
Pure white, eiaiced lusire blue figured and gold
band, English china;
White, gold band. and decorated French china;
All the varieties of American cut plain and pressed
glassware o! Eastern ana Western manufaC ture
German and Bohemian glassware, 4 great variety;
English /. u. pipes; American pipes and pipe heads;
Alargc assortment of looking glasses. iapanned
tea trays OF our own importation:
Britannia coffee and ttaporS casters. pitchers etc
great variety of first rate Quaty
large and elegant assortment Of Cornelius n Co.'S
celebrated solar lard lamps chandeliers grandolcs etc
glit. olive, aI.d daiRasK:
Together with large variety of article, not usually
imported for this
am prepared tn offer large stock of goods ordered
expressly for this trade, unusually favorable
Assorted crates packed for the country trade. the
best manner, Kept col stantly Oh hand.
My goods ar put mp in the best manner. by careful
and experienced ruckers, and may he transported any
distance by wagon Otherwise, without break
Call and examine goods for yourselves
Particular attention is invited To stock Of Window
Glass Of all sizes and qualities; which Will be sold here
for less prices than ever before offered 81 Paul and
very small advance upon The cost mt the manufacturers
Tor Gas. IN hand. RICHARD MARVIN.
ju II. e-ly
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Fl"R FOR SAFE,

GNONSTANii.N en hand Frank smith 4 Co.'s
~ Clayton, Iowa, (sbout II miles below Prairie 81,
Chen and an excelent landing which guarantee a.
good rs any IN me narket IN quantities to suit purcha-
sers- li-Se sun THOMPSON DAVIS
"A FINE assortment OF splendid gold Lockets some
IN with iour openings; Locket Pins and Watch RINGS
for safe either with or without Iikcnesses, ar
as'-u WHiTAEYaGALLERY
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CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION!


WHINE 4 COOLEY, at the Cash Furnishing Store
Roberts street, st. Paul, having just returned
from the Eastern markets, now ready to show the
citizens of st. Paul, and all who may favor them with
call the largest and most varied stock OF Fall and VIM
ter Goods III their line, brought this market, and
which you respet fully invited 10 call and examine
This stock consists part of the following articles
Cloths, Cassimeres, Nestings, Ready made Clothing,
snd Genemens' Furnishing Goods. Merno, Wooen,
WOrsted, Cloih and Flannel Wrappers and drawers;
Hosiery of all Kinds, qualities and prices Gloves and
Mttens i'll endless variety, such Buck, Worsted Ber
lin Mcrino, Cashmere, W oOen So. Also very beau
tiful assortment OF white and cOored Kid and Silk
Gloves Tie newest patterns OF Collars Handkerchefs,
Scaris, Ties, Crayus, stocks, &C.
SHE ES.
Fine Linen Bosons, OF the latest French and English
fashions, Flannel Calico, Cheek and Hickory Shirts
great quantities. Duck and Drill Overalls.
READE-I DE CLOTHING.
Cheaper than ever; but numerous TO mention call
and see for yourselves
BOYS ND CII DRENS' CLOTf III Nc.
We have very fre assortment nude mp i'll the neat
est manner, and at very low prices Buckskin Mttens
and Gloves Fur and Driving Gloves, Rubber and OIL
cloth Clothing, Carpet aud TRAY cling Bags.
In the CUSTOM DEPARTMENT., may be found all
the sly les OF Coths, Cassmeres Does&in Ncstiags
and Trimmings to match; and venture to say, that
give you good ard fashionable work be
had west of New York, and warranted to suit,
sale.
o. Don't forget the place, Roberts street. next door
to w. H. Stillman's Store
WHINE COOLEY.
ST. Paul JAN s, 1853. ASST
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RX ENDP ESS

NNE have this day received by Express very gem
erai assortment Of Cloths, cassimeres, Vesiings
and Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods which We will show
10 ouE customers at our usual low rates.
WHINE a COOLEY
Roberts
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Great lnducemeuts-.Se Hing oil at Cosr
w. W. III 4 y y,
(OEe door North Of the Lake Eouspl


SALTWATER
FJHE subscriber having received his stock of Goods
y suitable Tor the winter trade, respectfully announces
that he Is on hand ready a'o willing show them to
people wishing 10 examine Goods and Prices Among
his stock be found beautiful assortment of plun
and figured AlOuseln de LANES, Cashmeres and Alma
cas-, French Merinos IyOnese Cloth silk and orst-
81 Pop!Insi Figured Dress Silks; Sila BoInets and
Sewing silks; Dress Trimmings and Ribbons in great
variety; English and American Prints and Ginpharps
and Linsey Plads all wool Understands and Drawer.
LOCO pairs Boots and Shoes best les and very low
Also
GrocerIes-the cheapest in town: Brown and Bieachd
Shectinss and shtIngs and Linen To ina he them up
and Linen liandkerchieis
be,i assortment OF Tea anywhere aboEt the diccrgs
Ready made Ciothng. cheaper than tho cheapest
Ally motto is, QUICK sales and small proGt,'-for
Cash. 36--6inl ". w HANKS
RETt I'm TO OLD PRICES:
M ii. FORBES, foot of Third ST, has ,, special
w eNertons obtained supplies OF Provisions for
tbi, market, that he enabled sell the following
prices lie this week ofiers,
Sgperfne Flour S5a6
Extra SO
Hams Ia 10
Pork, Fresh 10
4 crr2S-36-tf
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II HElNIiIE wishing TO engage III other husi-
NJ ness offers close his luTc, and well ..ect-
Ell assortment OF Boots AND shoes, at Il bargain. If,
Will he III receipt Of all The best and les uon the
opening OF navlgatiOn. 4-4a-f
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III. Z. Ay'CIpSKiY,

N1HoIEsALE Grocer, Forwarding and Com,nis-
w SION Merchant, and General Steamboa. Agent
Nc 32 leyee Gsitna, III. The attention OF BUYERS Is
called 10 my stc'k OF Groceries, Provisions etc.
Having received by lae arrivals from New York Bos-
ton, New Orleans and ST Iogis. which ~ addition
former stock renders assortment com plee. shall
continue To receive additional shipments from
time during navigation, thereby enabling have
fresh and m stock throughout the and be able
at all times, To iil orders At the lowest market
The Receiving and Forwarding Business shall i'll
Instance have personal attention. by which, dss
patch and viii be guaranteed, and the of
Storage and Drayage as much possible avoided.
feel assured Tint my fac lilies sid long Experience in
The Commission and Forwarding business enable 70
warrant entire satisfaction any that may
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash adS ances will be made Produce and
Merchandise shipped for sale this market Par
cular attention will be paid to the purchase of all arii
cles not in NY line.
~ Agent for tialena and ~. Louis and Gaena AMI
ST. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
Ii. L. M'CLOSKEY.
Gaiena, April l. 1852 I.-,f
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AMERICAN MILLS.

MEXICAN MILLS.
TIE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mtll, viii keep staitly hand supply Of
Extra tanil> Flour" Warranted superior to an, fo.r
sold IA this market. H. +. MCClOShEl.
nNDEACLIC CEMENT.
THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale Of Louisville Cement, will Keep "A large supply
on hand. and Will be sold a small advance from; Man
utaCturer> prices Ii. +. McCLOSNEY.
Gs9lera. March g. 1852.
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MESSRS. ELFkLT 4 BR0TUEp

A Kc nc'ilng their stove these DAYS f,rt m,
IA espccai purpose Of giving a warm reception Il,
u" customers, VINO ae about these days, bying pres
ehts lof th'ir friends They assume that they are the
most legitimate dealers in the fancy articles 10
The Hoiitats III All the West, ont Of hiladtlphia
Oar C.LHral stock Of Dry Goods j. very large With
d view 10 ITS carly reduction are now selling at
prices lower than the kinds were ever before of
fcred III The Territory.
We also have on hand few bottles of the Essence
OF toirc, and some things not mentioned which van
Will be surprs ed 10 when Won cali
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A LEX. REY takes the opportunity Of the New
IN Year to announce his customers that though he
has sold large portion OF his winters supply, he has
yet good assortment of the following articles.
Mess Pork by the Dbl Crackers.
Hams and Shoulders. MaCcaroE
Prime o Sugar 10 ID pr 8 Peared Barley.
Clarified DO do. Preston Chocolate.
Crushed do do. Cod Fish.
Pow'd do do. Mackerel.
Loaf sugar. Ilerrings
Delchers Syrup, soc pr gal. G.. A. Salt.
Do. do. 10 gal lg 81 SO. Table Salt.
Prime q Mol's 6oc pr gal. Palm Soap
Cider Vinegar IS do do. Nariagaled Soap.
Rio Coffee Prime article, CASTLE do.
Id 20 the Dol. Carpet Warp.
Java ''eXt. do do. Cotton Batting
Imperial Tea. Cotton Twine
Y. H. Tea. Bed Cord
Black Tea. Clothes Lines.
Dried Apples. DO. Pms.
Preserved Fruits. Starch
PTunes, in jars and boxes. indigo
Rasins. Wash Boards.
Currants. Wash Tubs.
Citron, Covered Buckets.
s Fresh Lemons Painted do.
Extract of Lemon. Wei do.
Tomato CatsuP Clothes Baskets.
Pepper Sauce. Market do.
Spices. Broons
Ginger. Door Mats
Mustard. Axe Handles.
Yeast Powder. Matches
Cream Tartar. Havana cigars.
Soda. Smoking Tobacco.
Salrratns. Che wing do pigs & pap's,
Sweet OIL. Rifle Powder.
We have also good article of Minnesota Cheese,
and will have in If days, 1900 lbs smoked hams
and shoulders cured By ourselves
dtc29 ALEX. REY.
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REEE.RENrES.

" III LIT u y ~.
r. Chouteau, Jr. & Co., New York,
I.orin7, Sterling 4 &C.. Pittsburgh,
James Peek d Co., Chicago,
Bridge 4 Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith & Co., Cincinnati,
Chouteau r Valce, st. Louis,
James Carter & Co., Galena,
Siillman 4 Rood,
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GROCERIES SAND PROVISIONS.

VXNIE subscriber has just returned from below with
large and well selected stock Of Groceries and Pro-
visions, which he offers wholesale and retail the low
est market rates for cash; and would respectfully
the attention of the citizens of 81. Paul and the
rounding country examine his STOCK and before
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And tho Iofax. EosL;Ds

EHRS. NJ. l.. SToAkES, ~ AnthCnN-sI 81. Paul has
w Just returned from the City OF New York with
stock OF Millinery Wa-e. very much superior an,
goods hey department of trade offered i'm The,
Territory To her usu1l stock. she has added Gloves
Mitts, Needles Fins. Tapes and many other
c.es She has also taken pains obtain the fash
ions, Of this, ard the winter seasons; al of which sh,
VIII be happy to show such call oct 2l-27-tf
AI FRS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
PESiitS urriva!led for coughs colds. uars,css
bronchitis, whoopHg- cough, croup, asthma and
consumption, now too wei HI own Ia certf
Gates is constantly kept ioI sale at IichcoN ANter-
and Jarvis III St Pau and BY dealers medicine eycrs
where left
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ENGINE BOZ ERS N MILL DIRK.
j. 7. nONNAi.I co,
Washington Foundry. st. Louis. Mo

EaAEiNE ore Of h largest and best iurni he'd
tbli-hnent> in thc Wet woull call the atteI-
ton OF all persons Interested or III Of mill work
to the fact that have the assortment of Fat
terms III The city. We employ the best of Vorhmrn
i>e the best "l IRON IL tho manufacture of wOrk and
having been constantly increasing business for iii
teen ears, Ne Halter ourselves that have given gen
cra satisfaction Engines of all sizes fitted up on Iron
Frames. ready run.
Boilers aud hcav! sheet iron work Of all kinds
ings and wrought iron work "f all kinds, aud from the
best patterns now III use, for ard grist mills.
SAW dust Burners, CariIng Machines, FiCkers, etc.
Mtilwsehts can have work made their draw
ms Terms reasonable, and particular attention paid
10 having The work ready ana shipped by the agreed
upon.
We refer Ia Martin Newer. Esq, Arcoa Mills or TO
Mr.. 7. X Doiano. >tillv alter: who using work of
our manufacture, Tor further niornation
Nav =, Il; 2, eff
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agreeb'e and useful compound for diseases of the
IA chest and ungs-General Agents, Barnard, Bro &
Co, St Louis No For sale by the Druggists Of Gale
na AZ St Paul, by J. W Babcock, Hitchcock Kellogg
and VIM. Constans, at st. Anthony, by J. +. Wilson,
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BOOTS \ SHOES,

Mems cali. grained, Nip and thick Boots and Brngans-
boys and naths' do DO, yvomens cali, Kip goat eain
eitd Jenny Lind and hij Hootee>; Ladies' goat nd and
enaner Bu>kins, Ianies fancy cold CATERS and half
Caters and Bnskiu>, of every quality ana price tI,
and complete assortment OF the different siyIs OF Mis-
rtsi I'd rlllrcusf No
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fI FFirlsA e,
~, 49, i'l0i'S coi.pfise Part OF my stoc 4;
coch,ro 40 =. y" Oi'NSNHs
o'".'o 40 tISi llaeAs,
1o az betts.
III ~" lacts ara cfgnss-
~, IL 'i',,> " ''"S rht>; !.ihtroidored collars,
Hickory s,,InI " 80 "u' vi'S'
IJeay, brot,, t.n 80, III ! '"e's'
Hsaa oI""h sHetuHg, Baud hoes,
- sil'ig, Ladies. ttirY hoBne's,
-, ,.,,,: -, !"'t ''' h!"i"
u, 'ii'''s' NisS's
~ bieached ln' sin, " Farcy hornets,
d. ana - Bonnet At cns,
o. ,,". II,ai,,ss' zap a"d sin ribons,
oils dchlils, Parasols.
r's 70 Umbrellas
,, ,oi; ~ .'S, Linen table covers
TAUNTON ticking, Union
,,.,,' -, t'oiSted
80 ~ 1"ihdto uiai'f'
RS rnr" ana hsa diapers Ladics IniAeo hose
- i;n u; ~, Whiie AID oiick hose
- 'i''' p" "iiii''es, MISSES - -
heHtUcht Jeans, - mixed Use.
IAN a'i i'ii'! 1WtedS, nen> ma! hose,
r"','A ''>Niiheots' Sin pocket hdhs,
,', ,.;, u A'Y res
-, i ,s''"is linen cnuhnc
SSol,h l'cies Md gloves,
-, -" w ,; ..r' Hsie unread gloves,
M - 49, ~, '",i""
~, III 1855
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VIE STONE STORE.

'Ft TupHY al LOO I'FIEFN.
". SIMPSON, corner of Third and Il uiifr ts streets
az has just received an entire stock Of Dr, Goods
Boots Shoes, Hats Caps, Hardware, WooGcnWare
oicesWarc, etc Furniture large >tOch; Farm nipple
menis %! ali Kinds, etc, to which he invites the at
tcntion oi purchasers.
jan. p, 1851. UO
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NEW GOODS.

EINV VVVtTNs
eLASS and onoensware. just rec d 100 doz tumbers
"a various kinds. For sale at the -. Paul Queens
ware store GyS) K. MARVIN.
\ AMPS, Globes and Chimneys for sale by
IL H. X. MARVIN
q DOE Frgt Bowls, Just zee a and for sale bv
~ lNs II. MARVIN.
ITO DRUGGISTS and Medical men--20 doz. tinctIres
l. and saltmoutls. for sale by r. MARVIN
boz assorted castors and 90 doz cruets, just reed
- ana ior sale by r. MARVIN.
e)h DOZ. salts aud 25 ioz fruit plates and nanpes
~ just reed and for sale by r. MARVIN
q DOL syrup cans and DIR soda gobles for sale by
~ lyo X. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot of Queensware, just opened at the
IN St aul QueensW are Store By
Jys r. MARVIN.
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C.il RCfI BELLS.

GSHVRCI', Factory, Steamboat and H. conceive Bells
u constantly on hand, and iTtLs CHIMES Of Bells
ot any number cast To order Improved castron okeS
With NOV able attached 10 these Bells that
they may be adjusted to ring easily and property and
springs also, which prevent the CapitT from
the Bel; thereby pIotongng rs sound laugngs com
piete Gnolu4ins YOKE, Frame and Wheel,) furnished
desired.
An expert OF 81 ycars in this business by their late
6ihcr enabled HIN 10 ascertain the best form for BE rs
the oDha1un Of meaiT and degree of heat requisite
tor securing n them The greatest soiry, strength, ami
most itlodous tones; which iWprnvcments
WIN ms very extensive assortment et patterns
held bN the uhScrbcrs Who have grown up the bust
ness, and Who VIII every Cudeavor sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore Ell
loNed ho M this and FOREIGN countries, the bells from
which have repeatedly received tie highest awards
tie \. y. state Agricultural Socct aad American insi
lute: and ~ WhC! We're completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for different parts of the Union and Canada
MATHEMATICAL lNSTRU MEtIS Will still be
manufactured by the u>cI bcrs oi ioh they Will have
constantly on hand. assortment of Transit mstri-
ments, Levels, surveyors Comprises (plain, nunious
and improHcd) &c Aso Brass o Composition Cast
mgs of any size cast to order.
All communications promptly attended to-
ANDREW MENEEIN'S SONS.
West Troy. ibauN %. n Y.
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THE NEW AND tNHINALED coos
SEON h. Oh RlE.N OK.

He would again repeat that has he slishiCst hesa.
ton in recommending this stove. standing IN lhe rs,i-
nation OF Petont Judges without rival. or the most
distant approach 20 riva,shp and nuld most cou,ut-
y challenge the entire the frial Remember II
IL does not suit just bring back Your money win
he ready fnr you.
have also on hand large assortmen, Of rREytrN
FOX AND PARioR STOVES, reduced prices: Tiuv-ar.
wholesale and retail: job work done shortest no
tee ana on the most reasonable terms for For sale
BY J. "a H,EpS
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a True BILL.

n say what ! mean when proclaim loudly 70 The
u people at the Territory, that have got too many
Goods. and that II Is So near spring, am now selling
theu oil AT actual COST NEW YORK, counting
FIT ight and expenses nothing II doubts, let
him and be inced. Come every body. and ali
4 X. CHANEilN,
Lower Third Street, ST. Paul
Mooney 10 Loan in sums suit borrowtrs--Call at
~ The office of WILKlN n VAN ETrEN.
81. Ia.l, July, 8, 1852. I2-tf
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w have received, direct from the manufacturer in
w New York, TWO Of Stoddarn's Celebrated Piano
Fores, which the musical public respectfully invited
To call aud examine Our prices reasonable and we
are prepared to give very reasonable terms.
Ocil4-26 LEDUC & ROIIRER.
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bags and 100 bales cotton at 316d for compressed To
london 600 bbls -four taken at 2s 3D. To Austria
HA, 600 feet lumber engaged at $50 per M To
california rates varied from 0s &c.,, with higher rates
for clippers nearly filed.
TmI CRACKERS Sales Of 500 boxes Canton, 40 packs,
were effected at 81 471t
FRur.-There 500 boxes rasins sold at So % for
layer, and 81 70 50 72h for bunch.
HAy.-Ab0ut TOO bales river changed hands at 60c O
t5kc per 100 lbs.
RoPs 70 allied at 19c. zoe, cash, per ID.
JRoN,-FOr Scotch pig regular dealers claimed $2S q
o $40, sash and $50 s3l mos; and speculative i'm
LATHs Eastern were selling at 81 Tex 81 rs per NJ
LME-RockIapd continued in demand at SOC for COM
mon, and 81, so for lamp. per Dbl
lD-A sale Of 600 pigs Galena reported at frac-
lion of 80 so per 100 lba.
M0IAsSES There so hhds. Nuscoyado purchas ed
at Use. a 24c. per gallon
Ons-We have only to notice rates of 6 900 gallons
lipseed at 81 hc. &c per gallon.
PRov1sioNs.-Pork was quiet, but held higher The
sales included $40 bbls in lots at sl3 PRIME and
$15 SIX for mess per Dbl There has been fair business
done in cut meats at full rates. Sales Of $50 pkgs ard
were made az exc 1910 for interor.to strictly prime
per ID. Beef quiet, but steady-200 bbls changed
hands to-day. Butter and cheese remained the same
100 lbs.
suGAR.-The days faies we're confined to $3.50 hhds.
Cuba at 41ac 45Sc. per h.
TOBACCO -sales Of so na .as Kentucky were made at
Ike asAc. ger lib.
WHRKEy. There have been ooo Dds. ONO ana frlson
disposed of at &c a2zl4c per gallon.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Py ERIE RAILROAD 20 casks ashes; 100 bbls -four;
600 sides leather 500 sacks OATS 100 packages butter
40 head cattle 800 bales hay so bbls eggs 400 hogs
and eco head cattle
BY NORTH RIVER BoATs-1O 600 bbls flour; 200 do pro.
visops SO bales WOOL 20 bbls ashes 100 packages but
ter 200 do cheese COO bbls whiskey; 10 900 bushels
OATS so. 600 do. wheat, and 5000 do corn.