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Death Of WIN. Ric hardsOm ESQ.

Mr.. Richai dson died Of Cholera on Thurs.
day night, in the Seth year of his age. He
went to Chicago on Tuesday and returned
on Wednesday morning by the night train.
Thursday morning he was taken with the
cholera and lived only about Is hours
He was q native Of Massachusetts,, and
lived for some time at Owegc, n. Y, and
came from there to this country II years
ago. Since then he has resided most Of the
time here, and has been large and extensive
operator. For a number Of years was JUS
tice Of the peace, and at the time ofhis death
was member Of the city council Of Otta.
wa.
VIM. Richardson WAS a man much es.eI I'M
ed in his private character, as a man of in.
! ia ae. 10y and honor, as good ct'z,n and
neishbor, and kind and precious friend
Ills influence was wholly Of the right kind
as respects good order and morals But he
was not merely moral. He was religious
and sought TO act from religious principle
Accordingly when suddenly summoned, he
was not alarmed. Without one expression
of regret he protested himself ready to go
lie had confidence in the realities beyond thu
present, the ground of his faith, and wiliinel,
went to the untried scenes Of the future. 4
valuable man is taken away, leaving vacan
cy very difficult to fill. His memory will b.
long cherished.
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On the tenth ballot this afternoon, whole
number of votes 800, necessary for choice
1876. Wells l49, Morrison, VI Eastman,
80 ; Tappan .; Clarke, IA; Goodwin 3 |;
Scattering 4. No choice.
On the eleventh ballot, Wells l4s, Nor.
rison, Eastman As Lappan, g; Clarke IL;
Goodwin A Scattering .. No choice.
A motion to indefinitely postpone, was Of.
fercd by wing aud carried by 100 to l47.
Motion to reconsider was ncgatived, thus
settling the question for the present session.
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CoYoRsssIoSAL.--Aco convention is called 10
the Peoria district, to meet at Peoria on the
18th of September, to nominate Democrat.
&c eudii.te a. C.ry-e5s
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WASHINGTON, July 10.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
The Japan treaty was sent into the Senate
to-day.
The House committee Cor investigating
charges of bribery, &C., in connection with
Colts patent, are progressing with their Ia.
bors, The Investigations caused no little
Tutoring.
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All these states elect representatives this
year. The Legislature of California, Indiana
Illinois, Iowa, Massachusetts,, and Wiscon.
sin each choose United States senator al.
SO at their next meeting.
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A New York State Anti-Nebraska conven.
ton is called, to be held at Saratoga Spring 8
August 10th.
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Poem No. 4.

Poem No. z. g
Ye city folks and country ton,
We want to show you hpmeihing new;
ttve sugars by the thousand pounds.
RUINS and ralsons tongues aud rounds,
large amount u' WHIPS and iash-s,
Noii.R pms, poiatOe eInasheIs;
Corn meal and flour, mop handles, b,oon,s,
Buggy mats, tea and table spoons,
Looking Glasses, window glass,
All Kinds Of sonp, II little gas
,,Ihgtf, p-pper, cloves and nll-spice
Nuts OF allsorts. apples, peach and rice,
SJlarstus, tea and nails
a common kind and three hoop cedar pals,
llhli bu'hei M assures, tnbs and cbGrns
Strinr candles. stars and spurns,
Pip-sand tobacco and cigars,
Pickles in barr, IL and glass lars;
Lemons aud sqieczrrs and nu,upgs
Smoked hams and shoulders camphor & erps.
Sa!i hhgs,b,rieis, boxes and wooden bowls,
Needles aud pins, thread, sk-in aud spool,
bu'icr aud ch"csr and picked mcut,
Crackers and cakes and good things to eat,
Iold L-mcnndc, cider and beer,
Yet nothing alcoholic here;
Sugar boxes, rope. and rar,h-rn mrs
Cap powder shot. sheet lead andbars.
Rak.s coffee. cke' and fine combs,
All kinds OF -plc- and mace and prunes.
A large amount ofboot, and shoes,
We sell so cheap We beat the Jews.
And much too numerous 20 mention.
Vel worth your cash and best attention.
Then onllai the siore our goods can be seen.
Just wet Il the court hous-
VniTnhs & DEAN.
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~. There are now upwards Of fifty bills
before Congress, to be disposed Of before, ad'
iournment.
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The aging, "that there ~ moro plcssure
in giving than receiving" is strpued TO ,ap.
ply chiefly - kieka es,d Gp~'cir,e md "a.
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To make q Russian name-imitatc tho
"tchug OF . bull frog GIVE vus sncWe and
ssv nd"
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Norval's Bitters.

I'htSE bi'rrs areprpnr.d by OLE Of the most
i successful Medical practitioners al the age
iaying been used by HIM Tor The last fourteen years
I'm his practicel IN all Bilious Diseases with emf.
h-nt succrss. They are now offered to the public
a. the only liable medicine th-ng purely veg-,a-
hel iur The permanent cure Of the following disea-
ses viz:
Al imperfect action Of Tie Lirer IF hiidneys,
Ferer and Ague Dwppsia, Dy~ntary,
CjN Ieyer, Iadiges'iion, Lirer comprt
Sick Headache, Latermittus, Jaundiee,
Remitteus, Diarheo, Debility,
Loss o aPpetite. Cold Streats SKIN dissases,
FEMALE CoNrKAisTs, tWrukness, &c Of The
iairn. Its one Of the best aud safest medicines
tic III II. Sold by q. l.. THOMPSON, Ottawa, S.
}. Greenwood LnSal-. July l-6m
STATE OFILLINOIS, Ia Sale County,
S. The P,opie of the Staie Of Illinois, To ali
tc tohom these Pissents rSoy come, and ,esps-
eidiiyto the n,It Of Kin, HcTs.at. lao, aud
Creditors Of Ell mn. dsc'd-GREETING
"nEREAS, Alexander K. NiblO. admins
w traitor Of tn. Esia,e OF Eli iihi, deceased.
i, d~sirous ofrenderDg an account Of his proceed
ings as such administrator. and havinga fnaiset-
ti.m-nt, and for thai purpose has lnnde an appli-
cation N the County Court Of La Sail, county for
citation, TO be directed to those VIII may be III.
terss,-d in sad estn,s: WE, TIL EREFOREs
require you to appear before said court, at the
court house at Ottawa III said county On The Hh
day o, Auut, 1854. at 10 o'clock IN the fore.
noon. il you tit attend the final settlement OF
said account .....
In Testimony Whereof, the subscriber,
Clerk OF the county court OF La Sale county
Il. aioresaid has hereunto ser his hand ano At.
fixed seal OF said Court, the 9Th day Of
July s-,w. SAxL. W. RAYMOND. Clerk.
ugRRicK
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Proceedings of lhc City Council.
Saturday Evening. Isl ,Juiy 1874
Adjourned meeting.

Saturday Evening, LIST July, 1854.
Present, the mayor ami aid. Leaycns,
Lynch, Fash, Cogswell, Richardson, Fam
nDg and Bri.toi, >.
Abs-ni, all Miller, Haskell and Walk
er, 3.
Minutes read and approved.
The Mayor reported having had an inter
view with Wm. Gooiing, Esq, who bad Wis
itcd our Gig vita view vi becoming ac-
quantci sitn the condition Of the nuisance, >
complained Of Oy this council, as being
caused by the canal and its appendsges. .,--
WncIahpon, on motion Of aid Fash,
Ordered iaat permission DC given to the
1,ust.,s oi the Illinois AMI Michigan Canal
10 Us. t.at part OF La sale street, south OF
Mill street, noN used for waste weir for a
distance oi loi
feet from the south line Of said Mil street ;
and also, that PERMISSION be giy,n them to
continue said waste weir across La Sale ST.
upon conditions that they WALL plank, and
cover over the aanc in good and perma
nent manner, and keep and maintain the
anne in good repair.
On motion of AID. Bristol,
Ordered, That the order Of business be
suspended until the matters connected with
the Illinois River Bridge be first disposed Of
The city surveyor reported plats Of Ger.
tain proposed streets in connection with thu
Illinois River bridge.
Whercupop, aid. Fash moved,
That La Sale street be opened forty fee
wide, each side Of the centre line Of saic
street, from its present termination to poin
375 feet south Of the south side Of the soutl
abutmcnt OF the Illinois River Bridge. Lai'
on the table
Aid. Fash moved,
That street be opened from point for
ty feet south of the bench IN rk, in the cen
tire of La Sale street LoY ordered to b
opened, running sJuth ~ degrees west, "a
fct; thence so.tI 8 degrees 80 mnut,
west, 1913 feet to tn centre Of the state road
leading from Ottawa to Lowell, to be name
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CoNooEp, n. IL, July 9.

ELECTION OF New HAMPSHIRE Y. S. SE2A-
TOR Pos1yoSEp,-yhc following is a telegra.
phic dispatch:
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COAL LANDS FOR SAIL :!

Til subscriber offers Tor sale. seventy one and
u hall acres Of
COAL LAND,
Situ' ted on III. Vermilion river II mixes b. low
The mouth OF Eagle creek, one mile from Benz.
Maekrys, and ~ miles south Of Ottawa
A coal bed was opened on :, last winter, and
the cna' ~ famous rs the cast-el puim-g coal.
The Nemlllon Goa Is considered the best IN the
state.
All mining tools necessary for the successful op-
Grafton Oi the coal works are also offered for sale
There Is on the land dwelling house and %
acres are unier high stale Of uilivation-ull
well watercd.
Sold IN lan,iirs to suit the purchaser.
June II VIM PHiLI.frs.
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TOIHE PUB &c.

:
- IF you wHttiO save your Iiuir money anu
L hr"iih. h II cUne aud try your
BOsIS AM ~SlstS.
a the lgn Ui h" mammoth boot N iIossncx's new
Iiucs, ~Ar- ysuwiilii ni the hes boots ana shUe,
3" ,br, al oiIaw. Of eur uwn ~ Hui.riuTr
IL uls' 'asirrn mad, work, "iIhc very he's kind,
% maj he cC"n, misn .uy,rcarno hclp tUy ng
Pi"asr cad 'Ho .Aintr iOI yourselves Oui
Ia tor, 'sIi II pIotis Iulck Sales no cree
IT. VI II PEEscorr II co.
y b |uIk ma, t"ord.Ion the most i.aboD-
aDi' mn, ~ iii' mot Ia hluLIb- sNb I. the
very b'''w'-km'n L"ng.Sp-reu,e and kn' VI
edge % thr iUs.nrss. enables the subscribers 20
ou,.o Ihnse Wit hnCw uoih,ng aleu-, .,a'ier.
Ju.y 81 VI A 4 & Go
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OTTAWA, JUNE, 1854.

THE undersigned having iormed'a connection
J. In business under the firm Of Whitman g.
Dean, at the old ard well known stand Of Plumb
& Patrn. west Of the Court House. Ottaw wa,
where they have and intend to keep constant
supply OF Giocerlxs, Provisions, &c, where all
kinds OF country produce will be taken in exchang
ior Goods. Rags wanted
NC. WHITMAN. AS, DEAN.
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CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND r. R.-The
earnings Of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad for the month just closed were as
follows:
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Y. Is. PALMER. the American Newspaper
Z peat, is :le o.iy authorised Asentior this paper
III. elite, o. Boston, New York, and Phlladel-
0b.a. and lie duly empowered to take advertise
'nen;s and subscriptions al the rate required by
a. His receipts will be regarded az payments.
as Oas:eaare-Sot-oS, Sco,lay' sBuding; NEw
Yosx, Trinun. Buiidings: fhILaDELraiAlN. w
spsae, Thru and C.esnpi stIee3.
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Tar Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that al q sale OF de-
~ linqucnt lands aud Town iois. held a, the
court huu,. IN Ottawa, La Sale county, Illinois.
ior taxes and costs due TO the city OF Ottawa Tor
he year 1888, ABB. Smith became the purchaser
vi The toll wing DE- -crlbed city lots, aud su Sc
qurn,y as,l en.G the cerIifraits to me, and that
he time oi redemption thereof viii rxpir. OH the
Oh day OF November, Il y. 1854
to2, ~ block 81, ASSESSED Unknown.
Lot 81 D'sc,ipfion 10 uhom ass d.
/! " S!stes add. 10 Ottawa. Z,mmr rman.
~ Org. tOwnoi Ottawa, Unknown.
= 81 " " Z"
SO 4"
Oh, 10, ~. IN SUB. Of swfrq, II, 80, >, "
tune u w. Bushnell.
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Connecticut Clock leIol.
hitman & 0eane !

4 LAEGtk variety. quantity, anu ruI.Uti
"A quality 10 any neotA offered in this city con.
-t"ntiy on hand, hnd su,d at the most nodrIa'
prcer, n WE r.c"if, direct from the mandatory.
Also, clock repairing cone and warranted, al
niod-rair pricrs
lnv.w Of my long experience, cat.r,iv, n'.
q'I"ntanc,. mud genera satisfaction given III ,h.
business, hop" 70 receive literal share Of pat
r"nisr, hoih tom thr city aud surrounding coun
ny A. > DEAN cest SIDE 81 H.. court hGase
tffT,. iuly Is
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OTIA VA MARK Ell.

JUNE ~,
What, Winter 100
Spring, sus9Cc.
Corn, 80 IN o.. Sh.llel SOC.
Oats, 23c
Butter, l2sc pr ID.
Eggs, Sc.
lolato,s, I'D soc. new 100,
Lumber clear $40, NJ,
81 clear, S25, NJ,
Common, as, NJ,
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The state Elections,

The following states hold Their annui !
elections the present year upon the days
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1000 Ac,es Of Land CUC sale.
FAVOR ABLY situntrd on the line Of rn,lronds
l. IN tn. counties Of La Snlle, De Knlb. Grun.
dy, and Livingston. which wi! be sold on favoru.
BILE terms OF pay m-nt TO actual settlers.
A house and lot for sale in Ounwa.
March Att Jonsr ANTHONY
E1BOXEs Of cut and dried smoking tobacco
VVior sale oncoinmlssiop cheupM
fnss.v y SIersrN's
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DlED-ia this city, July lltb, very tran.
gully, after lingering illness, M!ss MANY
nrrcr,> IN ts- ptth Near.
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MARRlEn--ln Dayton, on the 9th inst,
by Rev. NJ. r. Whitltsey, Mr.. Daniel Par.
sons, to Miss Jane lde.
MARRJED-July %, by tn. Rev. MIR, Ran.
LARxis, all Of Freedom.
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NV good milk cows, and ,hr e,wo gear old
cattle
Also, aqnantily ot caps aud sils OF Joliet cut
stone. which can hr had chenp for cash
JOINS llusToS, inquire at Huston md Johnson's
sfore. July Is
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Estate of Thomas Louderbock. dccedsed.
n o I ice.

4 LII persons indebted Ia me for clothing, are
~ notified 10 call and settle before the FIRST day
of august merit, as my old business must be clio.
Sed up BY that time julS-2w JOSH. IPnITMURe.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
July 10.
Wheat, winter sl,0,a 81 10.
Spring. s6a90.
Corn, 40 4Sc.
Oats, 8lu32c
Eggs lsc.
Butter, II l8c, fresh.
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LA ND FOR ALI.
100 ACRES OF LAND.

SliuAfEDon Otter creek, . miles ,ouih oi
- Ottawa, viz: the nwq Of srcnon 81, township
81, IN rnngr five. will be sold on reasonable terms
Iut. IL &, a. N.rr,,,,,
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braeed 1909 hhds at for Fair to Fully Fair ..ot
Moasses 1900 bbls sold at 1e017e a gallon The ai
ter rate for Prime. s&
FLOUR Holders were asking so y Dbl for superfns
st. Louis and refusing IS rs We noticed sale Of 100
bbIs Extra ON the levee, at SO 25 p Dbl.
GRAIN The sales Of Corn limited to about eco
sacks in lots at 90 busbe OF Oats 1000 sacks e..
Louis were sold at the reduced rate of $50 p bshel
Sales Of 900 sacks Bran in or lots at 81 IS o 100 H.
PROVISIONS The 900 bbs Mess Pork lust received
from New York. remained unsold and 200 bbls New Me
the first arrival Of the season. taken at SIs 2 bill
-. OF Bacon 50 casks Sides, in lots sold at 81
10 tierces Sugar Cured Hams at 1915 p ff.
SALT 1900 sacks Turks Island brought about 81 80
| u sack.
COFFEE Sales 100 bags Poor Rio ate and 100 Prime
ct exc v tb, with dull market.
CANDLES 145 boxes Star 25 and 2O) sold at
| A$ % fb.
| POTATOES About 22o bbls were sold ct q rate
equal to SIS q Dbl Of $50 fb.
WHISKY. We noticed sales Of so bbs Rectifed at
| Al, and SO Extra in lots, at 5o& p gallon
| FREIGHTS -. Two American ships were taken for
Liverpool at ia for Cotton without consignment, at
the same and British vessel at 11-a2d
| EXCHANGE. =. Demand limited at our quotations
Sterling 1ahDluo2z
Francs ST 12x655f. 20 a dollar
New York Sixtyday Bills. k0s p ct discount
Sight Checks on New York. .MGDM . cent premium
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Passengers Arrived by steamers

FROM DosALpsoNyLLE-By the Dr. Batey:
Nrs Landry, L Townsend Mr. Link, W H Miller
FROM LeUIsvLLE-By the Bee:
Mr. Davis, AioAfariu H Bryant, ] J NEWTON Dr. Mann.
From SHREvEpoRT-BB The Onion
Calhoun servant EstIn Thomas, White, Mr. WmA
Clapp, R Lusk, M Caldwell.
FROM BALIzE-Bp the s4nna
Miss Nolan Miss Adkins Messrs weaburgh. Weaver Titus
Berthond, Holly, Morand, Elliott Mormon.
FROM ST. Louis--By the L. III Kennett 5
Messs Robb Craft Green Aunns Everhard HeGey Mr.
Cooper enbrook VIM Humbreys Bell Could psnahos Mr.
Estsn and servant.
FsoM NEwYoRK-By the Star Of the South
JONES' daughter infant Miss Miss Marks, Miss "
Fem, W Miller, ] Kelly, Fybe.
FRoh MEMrHIs-By the Paul anderson: .--
Wae Richardson, coopwood Ferry Rankin Powell, "
Floyd Nelson Barnton Guernsey enk Greet
win, Boone, Hubbard. F4sz=
From AsHTos-Bv the GENT j.
Rome Brown cowolin, Doyle Young NJ
Talbot Gallagher RuecEe NGawan Mccormick TroiseIair
lady, Mrs Deblsux and lady.
FROM ALExANpRIA-By the Jean Webre:
Moore Larry, Ms Daniel Mr. Demsad sir Mcbonsia
Mr. Desnaux, Mr. Dugiers.
FROM LoBpELL's sToRE-By the Ne,U Latona:
Mess pAlsheme Iart Levy Slack Dr. Damaret and n,
MsGSuiay Msss GRAFT Ga Ispdcre caian, Miss Johnson Nj
three children Mics Daigls, Mrs Bsy Mr. Kelley
From ST.. LouIs-By The Jeannie Jeans
Mr. Hail. lady and eryan Mrs Hsra and family Mrs
Sheppard Mesars Ferguson Hl Reynods Harrison sasman.
Conrad Lsaohe Msnie, pOnahus Bonson rohnsod W
| FROM GALvEsroN-By the louisiana
Mrs sappngtou daughter Holt Miss Hney Captain
ys ss o sss IVY hsn M W
Dodge hIsssrs Mason sstt9n Yoesg Morse Mock N5bit Kirby
Kelley ssq60e, Bu5y vaaos asss, Allen Collins MI SESSIONS
| on
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MoBE-ssaner orsgon--ii5 bales cotton Bsn &esuni
malsssss baud Lsndry Do Boga FOLEY Hvsry5
= lj. Tslsdsss
s
mol 9se urqahs.ssanariss M.cs
Total 1877 bales cotton, hhdi sugar, 1871 bols mossses
LoUsvILLE-sesmsr Beso casks bacon Gaines Lnoy97 do
~. 5sm. s,ost ses Is
Given.i4o do or1 Gayle &eos bales cotton Ward Jesss
ass erssaoss
wETuMPKAsane Arkansas ao4 bales cst.sn Farley JaIsy
Tsp %g asKto isfs 1os
sa % ss. as.1 a o. FL
mds narsroy sadfsrd"Tats si5 tales Cotton.
6 @ b. so Young
| Nedd-ss . sundries 10 order.
sls
ks q bsiGq asssss
% Fssy e slsGrIs q
ordsTos a4 hbd i1s bbls and sss half 0ts
BAYOU sARA-stsaner rietas bali. cotton John WAT 4eo
90 oaEsy H. = Dc Payne Ha.n..s Do hsrT.
coanaa Carroll Prliehsfd wnsht aeo4
sse g s1si ass Ass'sf
b. srs DO Hsna d. Saa psas Dc Ns
Msksans a.
70 b aossses do Is hhds Degelos
ffas 1 sfs 50.
=
orderToia s4 bales cotton COS bids las bsla moas
Ct rss % ~ s Il ea.
s@a
81 br.Ss % W Msh . Dc Rs s@
LoUIs-steame 500 bs -four George Shaw
DO :, a ss. a ss s f 20 s % sss
seo q bss noar Hewitt
ha Au % ebsi
essss. pssnss kegs aad
sss ID ~ . e. ssfs s sss. s5s
bacon IS srosa Martha Cobb hAgs pea.
sG cotton Ts wv sas' sdsS IT,
hseHi' fef Han
!; | dsBon g. Peaie-Toa, 1os bales cotton.
Ksaa. De % eaaoy CO. k poi pes aos'
eG efsla Iss Jv Soaas k saa ss
ss 9ss1t siEla s.
sss ssniGn 1s. ssek il as
F.,r.y q s, apples 4ss sass
hss hsP y s2
Psyni s a.se, g ssss Ms Lew
g a. El1 os d Carter te9 ~; d. .
head cattle and ndfies to ordsro oT bales satton
PsaAsy ;sR s Snls' s = s IL
@ sS .e i sRs & b. to
BAYOU sARAstsansI Gsmae bids sugar 70 bb melasae
sss fss - aS saE d sugar dasss e H. M
Kelly E5aaisIao Dc q p
Do F.oTs 5000 DO Bsloss seGss q aliasqs
DO HALL Roda dels hides Aver empty bes
s SsR waI sGna q q fayas . % a
Mandeyile Lnozi6 do At Mil,enbgsri5do Me
Do sstn ssol aa oasay Hsa
!. bbls nolasess.
: Per New Orleans and Jackson Railroad
osYKAws s1ls, cotton Andersen ~ s zaoas aso-
Carroll Prehard &co 40 do Payne Atronl2 Cova
aeos do Smith Johnson Scots bags coop chickens bt
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f'-f-------.,T-- -'---. -----77-
LiyerpooI Markets,

LIVERPOOL. Tuesday Evening, Nov IA, 1854
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co. report Cotton the
absence Of stocks in the hands Of the trade
lar demand and the scarcity of Mddng qualities which
wanted keeps pcss Of such very steady other
grades irregular and the desire sell general sales
to-day about 5000 bales. At Manchester, improve
ment Since Friday the Liverpool Corn trade has been
quiet and at market to-day, with liberal sup
plies of English Wheat and Flour prices rather in
favor of the buyer. Indian Corn steady.
AS . Ii White Wheat 13s ed11012s q OBJ White
Indian Corn 46647s, Yellow 45t646s and Mixed DOS p
4S0 H. There is rather inquiry for good Beef in
Pork change. Bacon dull at 36G37s p cwt for aver
age quality Of Mddles Lard shade rmer at 5S054s
Taow since yesterday has advanced Is 2 cw and Cos is
easily obtainable for butchers.
MoNEY,-Money uualtered; good bills sought fer at
4k64 u cent. The British Funds have lucuated con-
sideraby Consos closed TUESDAY, l4th) money 927zD
9211 account, 90 kh0925s.
FREscH FUNps-Three per cents telegraphed u, 20.
LIVERPOOL FREGHTs-Freights remained steady, with
out much variation in quotations. To New Orleans a
slight advance has been established American tonnage
being scarce
LIVERPOOL, November Is, Wednesday 2 O'Clock NJ.
slight concession in the price of Cotton has Induced
more activity and the sales of the day will amount to
about 5000 bales Sales have been made to-day at de-
cline of about Lie as compared with Friday'e prices
speculateas and exporters have taken 1000 bales.
In the Breadstus market there is quotabe change
but the transactions limited owing however mainly
to the fact that public attention almost wholly en-
crossed by the details of the conflict at sebastopoL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-04
Liyeruool Cotton Market.

The Canada's letters received Saturday morn
ing the of them is rather cheerful. Clean
Middling Cotton selling the quotations there
very little there the two extremes Fine Cotton and
Ordinary were both neglected We quote from the cir
culars:
LIVERPOOL November 10 1854.
We have this week experienced improved demand 1;
the extensive consumption and the small probability of
any choice of Cotton for time to and the
consequent reduction of stock have induced pnners
to operate freely notwithstanding the state of
era trade continues extremely dull and discouraging
American descriptions of the medium qualities are in
good request ana coamana iu prices ene INFERIOR
There has been more inquiry for Egyptian and Brazil,
but prices change be noticed the remark
may be applied to Surat
Spectators have taken 211o American, 80 Egyptian
and 440 Surat Exporters $50 American, 400 Bahia 70
EGYPTIAN 100 Surat, and $50 Madras.
The sales to-day are 1000 bales.
Quotations:
New Orleans Middling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 16d
Fair ..............-..-......6Ad.
MASON g. LISKS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-04
New York Markets

Saturday, November 25, 1854
CorToN-The languid feeling noticed in the market for
some time past still continues and prices have down
ward inclination, The tenor Of the Canadas adyces
teegraphic synopsis OF which published elsewhere is
unfavorable not so much account of the heavy feel
ing which peryaded the Liverpool market as the large ad
vance in Breadstus the ultimate effects of which will
be to diminish the consumption and reduce the prices of
Cotton The sales since last have averaged about 500
bales daily and for the week they probably aggregate
$500 bales We revise quotations with the remark
that the present unsettled condition Of the market
they should be considered in the main nominal have
heard of sales at something below our prices but the an
nexed quotations are believed be fair index of the
market at the close. We quote: