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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

The Bsesdsus market again improving ~ the fsr,, :.
orders appear The demsnd Cor the Continent arxs Al
considerable purchases have been mado for future dsivery
The French Government adopting every possible nee
sure 10 check the rise in Breads,nfs
The discount lines of the Banks have been reduced on
sderahly than Is shown by the eongomsras req NJ
OF Loans and Dscounis They have been con.r.csinr
largely their discounts Of paper and pa;ng their reep.
out on call have their unds more fully under u ar
control This has produced the present in the moasy
msrke, call. whis discounts Of paper have remained
nearly s,rngen, any time within two months Tie
sire, is abundaniy saI piled With call loans q, cent.
which materially assists the present stock movement Pc
Per is sals Y cent
full report of the condition OF the Erie Railroad Coups
nv being prepared and viii be made public about the i
ofotober is believed tia, viii be entirely satisfactory
10 bond and stock holders.
Mr. Draper viii oftr for sale Friday large list a
Securities Among them $4,000 Of Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad Bonds They are cent BondA secarsd
by fret mortgage and convertible into the sock Of the
road The road Is open TO Peru ioo niles and VIII DO
opened miles further in October The road wa opened
on MarSh 81 for little half it, distance and being
operated BY the contractors who have no, yet procured fun
equipments for eghtng yet the receipts for ave msshs
chiefly from passengers show very gratifying result Via
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22
WILLIANSB URGH ITEMS.

EFIToTs OF THE sToRx.-The severe rain storm Of
Monday and Tuesday did considerable damage in WI
Lansburgh The sidewalk and stree; az the corner Of
Norfh Second and Ninth was completely washed out.
Inc wafer overnowed the street. carrying away the earth
paving stones and Tagging % such extent "a - rsnler
the yassaee after dark extremely hazsrtOIs The side
walk on either side of Ninth from the 81 Ansle
to the corner Of North Scond tie lover se Of Ninth
corner Of North First the lower side of Tenth a. corner
OF North First and many other places in the Second
ward were also IL urod by the storm. The cellsrs and
lower floors Of many buildings overiowed 10 such
az extent as not only to destroy thousands of dollars worth
Of goods but materially damage the premises and render
impossible for the tenants 10 them.
JkAtoUsY.-William Teel was brought before Justice
Bowel Yesterday morning for threatening TO take the life
Of Ann hcIettan Il tina. Teel had been pay AZ
ten ns to Miss McPean for some time past. DJubtng
her fidelity he watched her house and saw rival enter
He then Knocked at the door, but being refused admit
lance he orcy effected entrance and then and there
committed the oense with which he is charged lie gave
bonds to keep the peace.
Engine Company No. start this afternoon with M
nerous party on trip to Springfield Mass. They will
arrive there Friday morning time 20 participate in
the annual celebration of the Fire Department Of that
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

Reported for The ". Y Tribune by Messrs. Fsy THOMAS
Frat Boord-42 City RAILROAD SIS 81 lcil 800 do, Us 80,
iC4s; $50 do g 49, ll4 $50 DO go 's2 leit $1,000 Read
ips H. r. Mott ~ e3 5l965 81 Pennsy So 9j al 50
do IS ssi scc do IS g. 81 sooo do o. $1,000 Cam s1d
Long Island Gosh ei 100 do cash 1911 100 do cs+
G 6 cash 100 do o,sh 6s leo do cash 6l 100 do
csh 6s cash l6t no do cash 1875 100 do bown, 1871
0 do b5 1874 Ncksbursh r. III IS do t 50 do, cash
III. 81 do IA: ia do, 5 49, 100 do 10 b. do, IS
DO IS; 40 Pennsylvania R. 50j sdo b5 5o 100 schn Nav
Pr,rr,d cash Sl{ s. do, b5 Sl Canal lo
II Htrrsbureh b5wn. ST. 81 Morris Canal b5 IA Norris
town r. r. cash Schuy Nav 2 U Morris Canal Preferred
IS p Msctanies' Bank S2 - 49, ..o,
hreez dsO Norrisown RR- 81 81 do cash. 81 200 Long
Island R cash 6i 40 do bS 6 100 do, Sd Ss $50 VeoOurs
RR- b5 10. 30 Morris Canal, So l7t $500. -
Send Barifu Lehigh 10 int of 95 49, Schay Nav IS
ss 81 7gi II Lehgh b5wn % 2e Long Island RR 6l
Harrisburg RR- bjwn 5i 50 Chester Valley Rl b. i5 10 Sch
MAJ prf 81 Morris Canal s5wn III 10 do lIt Penl
RR Is 80 Reading RR cash AZ 81 Ncksbug RR b. 49,
s. do III; SO do, 5 III: ~ do 10.
b5 i6} ycksburh r. R. s5wu l7i 100 do b. t % do
IS H. - -....-.. - ,..,,,,
ls asked; Penusylvans 5 9S4 bid az asked Reading r. W
td AZ a1ked; do Bonds 20 $50 bid 50 ked DO Mort S. 90
lid - ssked r. r. 81 bid 81 asked Morris Canal,
M bid III asked; sch ykI Navigation 90 ~ ~ bid 1st asked
do stock "a DO Preferred 81 bid 81 asked Long
Iland 6 bid 6i asked vcssburg lel bid It asked Gtrd
bid 10, asked L. J. bank 81 bid asked; Union Canal
a. bid lit asked Dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

FIRrs-About O'Clock on Wednesday morning fire
occurred in the clothing store of ID lockwood Co. -
vescy-st The fremen promptly responded to the alarm
but before they could subdue the flames the entire stock
valued at about $1,000 greatly damaged The loss VIII
nred for 80 OOO in the Merchants Insurance Company
The origin Of the FIRE is unknown although from tue Prs
eut Of the premises the Ere seems to have been
closed the store on the evening previous there was no gn
OF fire about the premises. 80
Cant HoI kns of the Third Ward with reserved free
was in attendance assisted by the Cag'sns OF inc s
Scord Fourth and Sixth Districts with sections OF their
command. ...,
AT late hour Tuesday night FIRE broke out in the up
per Part of the large building No Dey ST. occaPed As
dry goods stores and offices The FIRE originated IN the
room occupied by the keeper Of the building and was &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

The CouRrs The Hudson County Circuit Court Jud ye
Hanes presiding occupied yesterday and will be
day with civil business but there have been
of especial interest To morrow, in the Cont of Over
and 1ermner the Criminal Calendar will be taken up.
Ii expected that Mary Swzer indicted charge of
murder in moth ring her child alleged in the month
Of March last viii then be put upon trial She il from
Harrison Township, German woman apparently thirty
wears Of and has been in this country but few years
J w Scuddcr Esq, has been assigned b. the Court
her Counsel Judge Haines viii probably leave the
County or Saturday, aid any Ling of
great consequence will be tried by the Court of Sessions
The Grand Jury Of Hudson County Codr; has presented
the bridge Of the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation
Comrany over the Hackensack River As a nuisance for
not openng the draw that bridge since the lst Of Al
gust last tor the passage OF vessels as required by law
PRFsESTNEST-The Grand Jury Of Hudson County
has presented the drawbrdge Of the New Jersey RR and
TRANSPORTATION Company the Hackensack RIVER as
ance because has been opened properly as
qured by law the st of August for the passage Of
sailing vessels.
The corner stone of the First Reformed Dutch Church
will be laid this afternoon at clock p NJ. Rev Dr.. DE-
Wit of New York Rev. DR.. Taylor OF Bergen AMI others
will participate in the mics OF the OCCASION IL VIII
be beautiful and costly edihce.
There was no quorum at the meeting Of members OF the
Common Council Tuesday evening, and an adjourn
ment was had to last evening.
During the past year there have been 3,225 visitors at
the New Jersey State Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22
L. 5. CIRCUIT COURr-Before Judge NELSON.
DFGTsIOys


John H. Jones and others the sch Hanover aud cross su
In collision of the coast of Virginia, in Jan ls)o.
between the schooners Hanover and Amelia, the latter
was sunk The District Court considered that both par
ties to blame, and should equally bear tue loss aud
apleal was made This Court considers the collision 10
have been the effect of inevitable accident Judgment
reversed.
Jones and hers The Cargo Of ship Richmond
This is an appeal The Richmond, while on "A
whaling voyage and when having taken nearly fi cargo
of oil and bone ashore Behrng Sraits, and was
finally wrecked Her cargo sold by the lser TO the
Csptsins Of the ships Elizabeth Firth and PANAMA. as a
low price and brou hit home The owners OF tue ship
claimed right OF posse sson TO it, but the District Court
Judge Jndson resdng held that the sale to the Catilns
valid and binding, and appeal made. Argument was
presented.
Steamboat Cleo pstTa az. steamboat Niagara
For collision off foot of Grand in Dec. 1917. The
District Court held that the Niagara was in fault an
damages we're awarded to the amount OF s.l9o II. Ap
peal is made. Judgment affirmed.
Alex hsrrsun sgf schr. susan Luiwig
Motion for commission denied, sufficient time already
having elapsed to procure it. and must proceed.
HayfoFd Griffith and Others.
Appeal as to claim II second pilot for wages Lbeant
permitted 10 file seouiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

Home is her child With in SAT- At. nom The
rTc'czi that she IN hurry 20 d an erlll and woi
coon ie'tin- So not aierwar-. wsser All
to infant yesiedsy morning handed over 10 the 81
Tefirttnle Il tie Poo
TFE Rtiss-The heavy rams Of Tuesday Occasional
cots cefat- damar +. he iow parts NJ The cry ths
o. n Zsus of jackson Hollow f. 4 II olt ~ bol'e
End home. Grd the cells ~ he ScJnl District station
house r. rendered unit fr occupation Other parts OF
lle aty suta nd u ne " lass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

o. NEY-On wrdns-isy -nher a. s'raA Ana.
d. shtsr q ~ I'D HELEN l. o'ury. .<d uie1.hs
1br frr0s rsrecr II i-Fd % at'r1d ier
fIsa Re rssrct o hr eE sth Sescatl g; AZ Ofose.
{ ~ o. Frirv 5 Pclock r Y
SLONEf- OF Wcti sizy -orahs ArtAaE FAasAss sea- o.
Narfsl -ni Era Au1 >ossr
D F.-xhs A Nlnsrg-Urstst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22
SUPREME COURT-srtcIAL rEsw-Befors Judge MITCHELL

George II. Peck az Harriet r Ogden and John r Murray
To require Mrs Ogden 20 execute deed OF some lots
on thirty third It. and Fourth ay- usually termed Mar
rays H which plaintiff claims 10 have purchased a, al
auction sale by IL Ludlow. in December 1851 bat the
lots in question afterwards sold By Mrs Ogien to Mr. Mlr-
ray In deen-c l. SAIL that the term. of sale 10 per
and tonceT tees 90 bo paid AZ the time OF plr
Chasel complied with and il paid afterwari il
was without the of defendants. Decision sergel
DuIleary the Newiok AZ Ee iroaf Con Iaay
Action 10 dlnages-amOlnt lad at $1,000
personal injury Plaintiff was IN the employment OF the
COMPANY a. brakeman. The engine. in February, $751;
in ing into thu depot at Corning struck the ear On
which plaintiff standing knocked m of, ant Ohe or
more Of the him, seYcrins one OF hs arms
aud otherwise bru~ng and injdrng hm.
The up demurrer 10 the complaint Il be
ing coniendtd that plaintiff being in the employ OF the
Company and bound with others, TO guard against acct
dent. The Conn any are not liable.
The demurrer Overrule with leave TO defendlnts to
answer ana plaintiff, TO make his complaint definite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22
DIED.

GASCoGSE-srdGfry NOZZLE, on he llth September Ma
Bepre,t. a.core younss daasksr Of T. and fatod Of
Brcoklvn sEf = y AID s non.ts .
GREGORY Su6denly the sth Sep.euber se e yev q
Dr. boil, GEefor,, Of SswYOrt sOa Of Matthew Fitch
Hsrsns.ss VEN taiea 20 Long I.laaa fos a.srneni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

COLUMBIAN l

that to with the qualities Of the Dry Gods they slw lueTet
Broadway hoIpr WIN since the eultrenrat hey have aid
asiook Of kcB DEEss GOODS imported expressly te PAol Of
thin and ~ CD has rial auy HJus 10 Or OF VI B-oi
way bcA India sinner aud Joche Saw Pa ald Bro. tds
K Velvet lo-ks add Msuls Rcl L,oas nj ioHE js Vel
Of all widths lr Leh MeriIo ClsBaE No seine d. aia
&c &c &C for qualify uuequaicd and Which MAJ b. oDAi.r a.
l han tbt - ees Those Mugs .1gnd b. Doroe "a 4H1 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22
MARRIED..

HsLsEY-HALsEY-A, irehangtGn L on rresasy Sep.
~ ~ Rev Mr. Ar S.nEe. HAsey, Of Sev-fofk q
NJ Nav z E.'sey Of h. frDer ace -.
SCEIBkHR- sAfRE-On to- fSh september AZ Plsfnheld
~ Rev WHIT Rev Wa Seribaer Of bEide-sarz Pena
10 Me- julia ssyre, Of Pl1iHfeie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

Uere are lier nancs A. also uo.s from Cap. Br3nlla
sddrs.ed to he District Attorney, n q. Blunt. Es9-
Nav YoRz. SEPT. ". 1853.
y. p. BLv~r. R>q. Dl'yie .hS7Hsf -, -, -,
SIR In nccorance with general order No fl, iss1et
BIZ tie Navor and Chief Of P,lse herein give yol al
the names ard the places whers intoxicating drinks are
sold without license 70 my kno" s- asa me =
=. MATTIEM I. BRENNAE Cal-,La n VIE u i.is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22
Advertisement
To TIE LADIES -tiBSDELG. PERSON X LAKE

No 81 Bioadway old patrons and TIE pubc ia2sc
then FAN in Ioriafous Of nah frocd- Pan ics and Pi Sis
choice and flgct u Drss G01is emorlcak
nov eliis selected by their the Coaasui market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroys-Bsfore Judge BrEsi


CrRorIr CQrRr-Nos 355, ~. loi2 ia l9s, 80, III,
Iss 1874 l35. 1867. 1T, 1874. l3s. 1879
CoNNOS PLEAs-NOs. 46s - 472, f7s, f9, isl fsJ TO
lss. 4ss, $50. 49l.
srPRINE CouRr-specia Term-Nos 20, 49, IS, IS, l27,
1871 1872 l39, 1855, I37, i3s 40.
L s DIsrRIcT COURI-Nos. %, %, %, 49, 81, to ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22
sUPEnIoR COuKl-nslore Jadse CANpaELL.

Hope e, al ATT SIKH and Esh'isy Railroad Companies
In Re aon to injunction as Of the tracks in { IL
lege place Motion II made part of defendants that
plaintiffs am,nd their complaint Argument on the notion
postponed 10 s7th inst which day the injunction on
IL morris. is to be tried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

large number If hands employed in repairing tho
breach in the canal at Bushncs BASIN and hoped that
boats will be enabled TO pass by Sunday next
The condition Of the Banks Of the State Of Ohio shown
=. Al. l. IL. Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22


GAS GAS, GAS chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, OF
bcsui On vi be found the acurng DePjt Of
ARCHER, WAkSER Co. No $40 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22
MARINE cOURT.-Bssore Judge Phillips.

Harriet b. her guardian samuel Lessen
TO recover damage alleged assault and battery IN
striking plaintiff child or 10 years OF age, ia the face
and on the head. e. The parents Of the child reside
in the same house in Pearl -. with defendant and his
family but III different apartments. IL is alleged that in
consequence Of previous difficulty between the
child and Mrs Lessons Mr. L. met the child in the entry
and assaulted it rs stated
In defense said tina; Harriet the plaintiff in the
morning had beaten Of defendants children, ani
abuse Mr. L. on the latter checking her calling her i'm
proper nsnes also abused defendant speaking 10
her ard that be only took her by the and backed her
out Of the entry. Verdict for plaintiff $50
IwPRisONNEST FOR DEBT.
Marusl L. brazil Stephen c Williams
Deciss0R.-Flainffs counsel moved Tor a commitment
of tie defendant execution. The motion was op
posed the ground that execution cannot ssue against
Il body a defendant for Judgment under s2j this
being but for go. Judge Phillips cOncdsd in the view
and considered sections % and % Of the act sustaining
H. Tie same motives ofhumaniiy be said which prompted
the abolition OF imprisonment for debt evinced IN the
prevention Of the incarceration OF party for the non pay
NE Ut of trivial sum-hst this i Judgment on the ia
riLe case does not make any difference. Motion denied
COURT or GENERAL sEssToys-Bsfore Judge BEEsE.
AT the opening Of Court yesterday morning about 100
persons brougt; in from the sixth Ward, who had
tsen arrested On b. nch warrant Tor selling h1Jf without
license. AL Of them pleaded guilty. and ordered to
eIIear Saturday for sentence. Seventeen from the
Fourteenth Ward were also broug and pleaded guilty
They too, viii be enfenced on saturday next.
Tie Court occupied all day in receiving the plea. OF
iLese prisoners and trials TOOK place Its duties Will be
resumed at II o'clock, this Thursday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

y =
Ministuso the those CrsaOvpcs gu-eOyP
IsIer tai RoJT's Gall 6i BroidFa Likeness
aks BY this iufbly While the coosns eIa 10
the hntst miniature painting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22
in the following table ;


The Philadelphia Ledger Of yesterday states that several
Of the arges. dry good houses OF that city have saAned
heavy oes by the recent failure Of country firm, doing
very large business and having and agencies In seve
raj country towns The firm was old one and enjoyed
excellent credit The failure is bad paying = said
not more than tents the dollar
Tie Boaop Journal says;
An active demand Tor money stl prevails bur tne Up
ply larger and gradually increasing Inc Ae' m.y
BE- called shsde easier upon the whole ana rstss OF IN
erest firm but there il not change enough IN ne gen
eral condition Of money matters yet to warrant US
inc 81 decided Improvement. Paper Of the very best
oysde can be negotiated at cent and though "a ytae
tons range up TO IL very good notes and eostefas
is Ted with greater reluctance.
The number of miles Of railroad completed ana 10 run
ming order connecting the City Of Chicago with the coan-
try amounts to miles and the number that viii DO con-
pted operation by the frs, day Of nett March. isss
miles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

% Msiison L Ind. RR ..... 81
50 Mich. Central RR....s3. liz
~ Panama RR 80. .......i0o
20 Cincinnati Il. Z d. RR .i6
10 Rome L Ws;ertown RR 100
IS Clsvs. L Pittsb. RR. .bS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

Sale. Of stoeks at Phlladelph,a-wrpsrspAr. Sept q

MINING BoA4D
$50 Fulton Copper........... loo Conrad Hill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

fl'k PonTs MIssoS-BANvARD's PASoRANl-About
she o. our children had fine treat last week through
We nhdness Of NJ Barnard In good order they mlrched
D"saSay with their banner showing the locally from
'oa'e they came, and their happy faces expressing the
.Seton they felt in being zed worthy OF kind
ana affection TWAS very amusing to the wonder
as children when the Panorama began to move. and TO
a. 70 ihtir remarks One said TO her teacher, Aint
arh III the picture alive Why them walk about.
What queer hats they have gott O, ain them
- aSses with such big lamps their backs r lrefer-
ht "ue esmels) They were much delighted they
b. -, y &liorgoiien it, often saving Was not that
s,-s' Two gentlemen, Mr. Myers, and Denycke,
Tsse neit satisfaction with their appearance, By
Ss me hands Of one of the ladies ten dollars for
S.~nt and kind lady who rode down with them in
AsssS showed her sympathy by paying their fare in
k,,~ we stages. We beg Mr. Barnard to accept our
a,Iks for his Kindness to these poor children, AMI
aeH wishes for his success.
BssjaNlS NJ ADAMS Missionary.
OF MoRE UNLICENSED Run SELLrRs-THE
g.. WARD HEARD FRoN-THE CRY is STILL THEY
~, VI Inc large number of Unlicensed Ramselers
b. recently been indicted by the Grand Jury for
hSssed N the unlawful vending of spirituous liquors
VA Ward, Capt Brennan of that Patrol District,
s,r, 'Oe Of his officers yesterday morning took into
ON % Bench Warrants, issued by Judge Beebe, over
Cub ct the offenders whom he took before the
va, sessions where they pleaded guilty They
nenrr TO appear for sentence Saturday morning
aee'oek Below viii 10 found the names Of all
ssS.. y "a" been indicted b. tho Grand Inquest, in
eops - :. 1so under arrest in this Ward up to the
essS a. Court yesterday afternoon. Others of this
BEN, hsA,ts under indictment from this Ward were
~ most II not all Of whom pleaded guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

ARREST or YoUyG BURGLARs.-Offcers McQuade and
NJ, Bride and others, of the Fourteenth Ward Police at
early hour yesterday morning arrested on warrants
Issued by Justice Welsh, five young namsi Joseph
Blake. VIM Thompson. Edward Jackson, james lilly
samuel Pati charged with burglary. in breaking into
tie house OF Mr. Thomas Roberts, NJ. -si MOu,'t, with
intent 10 steal They taken before the Magistrate
for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

FrRRy AccIprsr-Yesterliay morning q llboring nan-
IN irmIipc upon boat at the Hamilton az. Ferry sAP
.,,ek against The chains with bis legs AMI fell against
cnrt wheel with such force ss 10 break ms nose.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

Les goes eront iies eur ypr moulin bn apprtt
s Pouces do iepssseu pas mons
psds de ongaeur eXete dams
glnr ea.aie o. beaue de 10 Pouee Onrss hsv De
leds peds eheves ehene
long chasees dams des rous arare
psnhes des fsoles
Psnshes pres DIES eubs0ufs dresse de anefe sdap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
pomfstit A4arkftg.


-" AotN b ~ I5 y w 49, q W. Al
ftrr.1As tli's-. ma | Al z @o y "a,
~ $40 2, l"r VIZ y; ~ "a. y
'' Enf 1a Z 49, us ~ W NY. ~ G y '''
~ i.,5 tJFFFFzs,t[ys sns, II ll55 taea a, a.
III, ltGAu Ia oai.t. MnI,bSSFs- Of $50 Lls
0r..s Of
il OHIO At F6RkSesdy with eass $50 btls vt
as an Mos aud SIS 5te6 fer Pe Steady win
i Mess f2 500 prime Meas "a uim al t2uC
tu3S Plrr witt sale5as y ie1 better demand
With iai o. go hl, at dul these steady q,
SD AAlSSea Of g5v loo l0-ci shoulders T.6f md
market bTu.r
MONEY, STOCKS ETtSaes o. the @ Board Canton at l91
"a" 'l r m orl4i Nowes an worcester w Igadug y
sf market closing the srcoud Board
gi Cumberland Coal 6i1 "ug leland 3eJ5 FHe F2 lla
im The demand or money active, 6at The market well
rupp tt sginne demands readily
loans s1 ut ak 10 ven per cent
r good rHcrs The Foreign Exchange quiet
atarlts 100 Z; while asLa no.
WAR; ANTSSii continue scarce priegB
sesl sh,s ilrtirr advance. We oaote!
81 Ner,5,-...,
.UPr mn, h I;,,la
j5fs lo ri Ftr ,pstst s,reedngIy oaicf sbi,fyg
l4r m E. v nj ID IN i, bb IN me onJ r Ieunrt m
a. ~, irana1 az -, 4 * ~
5I.T . al a. Flpnr a 81 IL CsrT n ii it.t,ii q
u liH GRaIN-n. yvlst 'aris Il = a, ~ ,s on
,5. ~ i M 81 B ~ in.I.i ~, Pal Il % t
I li a, fsc anI '- u III. us ~ ~ ilat IN 'S
WHISKY ~ At ~
lll,.f 6,,f ~ i' = '''s VI Jus a. wy
p,,sTI,r.p. - rro,p .f,5,
tlor d to-day 70 20 e sr4fng Of about 1000 bba a
p 1856 sales OF HOO Cry MUS to day AZ IS AZ uember
We nA ~ al lgt IS INN Y 20 Sc, Ks P g
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