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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
WAVERLY HOUSE,

FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE BEAUMONT.
DY GEO. A. KELLENBERGER, corner Of Ontario end
ID Prospect Streets Cleveland, Ohio.
Its location most pleasant and healthy In Ceve
and the most central and business part Of the City
completely repaired and renovated AID the whole
style and of the house have been changed for
better,
large class of the trading and travelling public have long
the need of good comfortable, dollar per day House,
This want is supplied by the Wavery House, which
gives good accommodations and as the one
dollar and half Houses. Come, try and be convinced
Hacks and Stages call this House every day for
gers al the properhours. GEO. A. KELLENBERGER.
Cleveland January 81, 1853 396-tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
JUNIATA HORSE SHOE IRON

JUNIATA HORSE SHOE IRON.
NAN be found at the Hardware Store and that oh
~ the Equality Also aand inch round iron, whc
quantity of English refined fire iron which will be sold
rates than the same be boughtor the munufco
Rayenna. March %, 1853. L. Il. RICH RDSOs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08

BOOKSELLER, Sationcr and dealer in Fancy articles,
ID Toys Musical Instruments &C., &c. north the Prcntss
House general assortment of School and Miscellaneous
WISHING purchase, respectfully invited to call and
my assortment.
May 3, 1852. 800
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
TIN-NlAIRI'E, EAvE-T -TROUGHS, &C.
RAkhm 6 Gthnnhn

TIN-NARE, EAyyE,IROUGHS, y &C.
.gOhm s. Chute,
NOULD inform the citizens of Ravenna and vicinity that
W ne Keeps on hand and manufacture order all articles
OF fln-Ware Particular attention paid to manufacturing ard
putting up Eavc-Ifough and he will be happy attend TO m
c@ls IN his ine pdirecty South Of Richardson's Hard
Store.
Ravenna, March 33l, 1852 4s-H.
Sh Grter Oak Life Insurance Co.
OF HARTFORD, CONN. .
NAPITAL S200JU securely invested under the ssncton
~ ana approval of the State Comptroller: OF the saf
ana most popular Companies in the United States.
ALVIN BELDING, N. D., Examining Physician
E.SPALDING, Ag't for Portage Co.
Ravcnna, Aug. 12. 1852. ','' If
Assignment!
VIE subscribers, having been appointed Assisnees for the
settlement of Messs Brown q Hurlbut, Boot Shoe and
Finding business for the benefit of their creditors are anxious
TO close up the matter possible will offer for lie
a wholesale reta at their Provision Store large assort
mentof 800
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Bushins, Misses Shoes and
Boots, and a large variety of Child-en's
Cachs, and a lot of Findings.
All of which must be sold ut price, We determined
to sell and close up the Call give us an
Offer. e NO "
III All persons knowing themselves Indebted to them will
please call and settle and costs Notes and accounts we
VIII be prepared to settle time short period after
which they will be puno the hands Of Justice collection
Ravenna, Dec. !, 1852. II W SMITH g. CO.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
Will SnUS

lust received at the New Hardware Store, few Of those
81 celebrated Cast steel Muely Saws, of Warra Co.'s
manufacture Also supply of the Sash Saws from
81 feet of the best quality which offered prices that
cannot fail to suit, for ready pay.
ian 10 +. Il. RICHARDSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08

LEAD PIPE AND CISTERN PUMPS
the best quality and cheaper than have been heretofore
~ sold In this County, by Z. T. RICHARDSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08

MOSES BEANS,
MANUFACTURES of Boots and Shoes Of all kinds, two
WI doors south of the Court House, in the shop formerly oc
cupicd by Andrew Mcbride, Ravenna. Iy-323
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
Paper! PaDer!!

HAP Letter. Commercial, Bath Paris folio post count
~ ing house, b tissue and drawing Paper, Bristol board
Paseboard and for sale by the qurc
at low prices by b. LITTLE.
For Sale.
HAVE two Cd hand stoves for sale cheap cook stove
l. parlor stove, Z. SPALDING.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-20
n ~ 4 0utttisem enle
GLiEPlrE ehl r

$. NJ haHt II Co. J No. iiaN ST. fr
w dieal District nar,f
RrN', = Trsn,,r. Parish l.. o. Run
ID virtue nt q writ ri seizure md saia d.
~ sued IN tlo above entitled and t..l.
hn,ed cause, and ir me directed f,n.,f ~
Hon Sixth Judicial District Court IN m,
for The Parish II Fast Baton Rorpa ef.f
State IT lnnisiana--I will exprse # lul,li,.
sale RI HE Court House door of said Fer
10 in The CITY of Baton Rouge. on sat5.f
SoV, The u I'm " 9Tf@tbe, nent 1851 n +
o'clock A NJ al The right, tile mt.
and clairrq of Hrnam'n r Tisdole. d, t-r
dant IN the above entitled cause, N al fr
the n,'n'"aged property herein after .fN
forth anf lesftIhcA, tu vii
a rnria'n lot orparrnl II ground s't. itt
q" tie foui'o road within the Iuoffe
'h" fo,pata'fnu If t'airn llo,g". INN r.
or" n'pett front on sail ioad, ht two 81.
rrris III depth loae twenty feet altuu..a f .
sold rnal hounlod last hy Joseph
}Iouu, and Wne' Nv lie rc,nale n,,#f at.
,4seoriaton. together with oil The build
and inr'af entr,'e thereon, being he sa,f.r
acquired ~ defendant from Louis Ehet,
pets, hv at raised l'afnle Samuel Skoft s
Eeu, HrcmAnr. IN and for said Farsi rs
Tie 2ll lay Of August, 1851.
Sei1ri 10 pav the ElnintiFs-ile annauf
If Judgment interest and cost claimed in
SAID suit Jrr,ns # Sale-tash, with Il
benefit IT aprfalerneut
iu|y2o-fts II Y. BAbIN, Sheriff
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-20

FrNAlE PosyNAsrrRs.-Tbe mum
Der offemales at present holding the
office Of postmaster Tor rather mis-
trcSS) il the United States, is one hun
dred and twenty-cight They are ap-
pointed. give bonds, are commission
ed, and receive the same compensa-
ton for their services as other post
masters, Unmarried females oulg
can hold the Office Of postmaster,
This is the only bad features Of the
law
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-20

A Nonru CAnnLlsA Enron =
The Milton Chronicle sums NJ the ue-
equations Of his neighbor of The Spec
totor as follows.
lie i III officiating minister Of the
gospel = licensed attorney; n news
paper editor agent for nearly all the
suranee and assurance companies
north of the Potomac commissioner
for thirty States, aud an applicant for
the same when Kansas and Nebraska
shall have come in, bank director
Chairman of the Board Of .Supcrin-
tcnlents Of Common School temper.
anoe orator agent and counsel for
Wake Forest College President and
Secretary of all the Boards of The
Baptist Church, &c. and in addition,
he owns more town property, has the
ncatest farm, the best fruits and the
finest cattle Of any man in the coun-
ty.
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Valuable Real Estate nj Auction
L. T., Powers & Co., Aucticneers.

L. T., Powers & 60, Aucticpeere.
TIE Undersigned. CONSTANCE TER
son. Wishing 10 lnare naton Rnnge. will ofr-
for Gale IT Public Auction 1t the Court Itouss
hnnr. N he ritv # nn'ou Rhnce, nn H0Hbi y
7HE ta7H MY pF &FF1HHRFF NE.f T.
t'shi.N 1T II o'c'n"k, A ~" 81 her property, eitaH
tel in the Parish cf Enat Baton Rouge. as fn1vt
LET A eFRThtN PLANTATION "r TRACT {
Land about - nne Fast Of The CITY of Bate
Rouge. the rpad leading to The Amifa Hirer
containing IN al GAO acres; of which $50 IN p
a",ee cleared, aud the balance Of he land vel
timhered. This tract presents unsurpassed ~
vatto ees ftt raising ~ kird ri strrlt
2nh A PLANTATION within three miles If tia
City nf naton Rouge rontaifirr ar atrnnta, t'f
which 100 are cleared and under fence; Wit
gnrd Dwelling, Negro fahina, Kitchen,
Blacksmith shop mud other necessarily plan Hs!t
iqtiur hureus The unclnared land the MEL.
i'ac' ia well tin'hered II Is bounded nartii ~
Hn,i 1nrerE T'prna,d eas ftr Lewis Frhrrii, en0th
hv Mrs. 7. Davis, aud west by lands of !. 4 Il
rrrtira This place contains all The rernssa
Cane Wagons, Carts, Horses, Mules ,.1,.zx.5s
together ritl, '5oo harrela Of ccrn, Hey, lEMy@
Sweet Potatoes, Fodder, &r., A., and A.
His,n &lates, rs foll0ws:
MARRY. JEAN, JACK. CHARLOTTE, GEORGE.
BARRON. ALFRED, ALFRED, and JAMES
5'h A LOT aud HOUSE, in the City Of ia On
streets taou'h side,
Gth - LOTS or GRhrtNDin the Citv n Hs',,r,
Rouge, IN nearreEard town-a plan Of which will
bp eShitifed ~ The day If sae
as rnSbETlDNS-- The plantation lying in II
miles If this pierre 1900 ',alanhe T. 9 & y yrs
credit n,ertgaged retained 4 notes well sernra4
THE Plantation, living q miles ~ hatnr Rn,lr
$1,000 fAsH-balance in |, Q and years credit
mortgage retained aud notes well secured hear
ing g Yer interest from date till maturity and
per rart after due until raid
. ~ The EtAYFg-Gne third cash, isi Mar
ts5h-ts first Marr', tefG
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-20

lIoNona 10 An AMERICAN ARTIST
Some time ago it was announced
that Crawford, The American Soup
tor. hid been elected member Of the
Imperial Academy ofSt, Petersburg.
Late German papers contain In'el|i
gonce Of tho aana artist having been
made, Oh motion Of the King Of l'aya-
va'ia. 4 member Of the ROYAL Aeada-
my Of Fine Arts. at Munich, At the
same time with Fog|eberg, the Sweel
ish sculptor. who has resided the last
forty years in Rome. H. is said that
Nr Crawford is the first American
artist on w5orn those distinctions have
been conferred IT Hrlta.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-20

Mock MopFsTy The young lady
who let down. the window curtain to
keep the man III the mooa from seeing
her in her night clothes, has been
=. church with hole in her stocking.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-20

The correspondent, Ontario, Of
The New York Journal Of commerce,
il writing To that paper from San
Francisco, under date OF tho 18th Of
July, says;
= an bappr 10 inform your readers
tha IA Iav " \ scott, u -, Of
NV nrIeep4, hoa this day accepted
an invitation 80 become the pastor Of
a Presbyterian church in this city.
IIr will leave here August 1sf. for
New Orleans, for ila purpose Of re
moving bis family TO Ibis country, re-
turning about December LIST, when
the church Is to be completed. Tho
Society is to be organized on Monday
evening next.
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OH 'lVtrk|Q Co1Irt
4 w Fsstsing issa s-snsr yard. :"

gentlemen listened to the debate At
The Lyroum on last " elnealay night
The question about "nnisfling u 4
grave yard" was barely alluded 10,
in the epic poetry, that each Of The
lebators had prepared ar the other
Some Of them seemed to think that
The question was proposed ~ ae'ision
and icsguealy TO bring the ly"enm
into dNyeputc We cannot think
with them after ,hia fashion, INV 10
rur mind. il i hot only q dnbatnlIe
question. but one involving much
more Of the "Ie,p' philosophy Of hn1
man existence. 'han might At first
glance appear II may he treated
with leyity as it was, hnt Is nevelt|te-
less, q ayore question Iii questions
like the one in question, Chat are 81,
rericial only to the superficial oh-
eprvcr they haee lengih, breadth
and thickness, which n great many
other apparently profound questions.
have not Should the ,yycoum dur.
ing its career Of existence land we
feel that it will have a long and pros
porous onel decide the ,eXol ques-
ton What are spirits if 1t does
no more, it will have done The world
an eminent service.
"Are there white spirits aud Black,
blue spirits and aresf"
Take the question up again gentle
mcn, and discuss it gra,ely, with gray
itv If there are spirits (and no sane
christian man will deny the PROPOSE
tion) TT is know where thoy ave, anl
what stuff they are made Of When
YOU have established their 1unstiona-
HE existence, let ns know if they will
comc At The poi Miss Fish " the TIP
of Miss Fox :, Let us know il they
Zip tables, and turn over chairs ; Let
us know if sweet music At the hour If
midnight does not call Thorn Up and
il the whistle of d careless urch,n will /.
a|lay them , Tell us if they are elias
s.ihcl above, and classified below if
there are degrees Of good, bad and inaf
iorcnt, among them Let IN know /
if the conflict between good and bad F
commenced at creation, ia never to /
end il the good are not destined il
the universal progression Of things to
set the upper hand Of tho bad and
drive them out of the spiritual uni
verse ? These are some of the uucs
'Ions naturally presented Settle them
and then YOU viii find that the boy
whistles IN the grave yard to call kin
dred splrlta from without to keep com
rany with the spirits within him That
there really arc spirits, Of al least two
different varieties, cannot hc dedied if
There We're not, life were dull indeed.
aud the spirit Ut man would for ever
sink within him.
II Is proper to remark that the
"cpic" Of J y Stuart tsqr.. was full
Ct keen Wit and biting sarcasm that
IL was delivered Huentlv. with mach
dramatic effect, and reflects credit on
{ talent of that gentleman We
speak long life Of prosperity and
usefulness for the l.y,eum, and are
wight glad to see such large and re
spectacle audiences at the debates.
MURDERS ECT. Our contemporary
Of the True Delta, has adopted new
feature in public journalism, which
we hope will .e followed by the press
generally. Instead Of scattering all
over The whole face Of his paper, mur
ders, rapes and suicides, he gathers
them all up under the above head.
This rnhnNns The nnhli., nnn fnm n,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-20

4 SUI - HI'h W. " 'if'fH fh'h'gif1 ~
either DAY or might 'droarls." we
crave indulgence IF orr raoloIs. fef .
/ few reflections suggested ~ the times ,
reflections which orc more the rpnac-
lions If Men Women9 md things
about us. than on, own reflections.
II requires no learned dissertation
now, to show that there are restless
agents about us. not satisfied with
changing continually the form and
romr'exion Of yiaahle thing. hut which
me il The goat cycle of time altering
what have hn"n wrongly dnnornnated
he immutnhln Laws Of creation
The Astronomer now can 500 with his
eve closed That his nicely adjusted IN
Ftrument. viii no longer toll him Tie
exact truth it merely furnishes al
approximation ~ it. and he puts aside
lis philosophical apparatus anl closes
his books. with the confession tlnf
there are forces at work above rs. do
claring AS noughi. the established
laws IF attraction Of rrari'a'ion, an1
setting aside even The mathematical
evidences Of fact.
Sir Isaac Newton himself confessed
that there are nulenlable proofs, that
the Moon finishes her period il less
time than formerly, and will continue
hy contripl'al law To approach nearer
he Earth, and to q sooner aud soon
or around it, nor will tae cpn'lifu
gal power he sufficient 10 compensate
the different gravi'atinns # such an
aseemh'ape If bodies rs constitute the
solar system, which would come to
ruin oi itself. without some new rpgu-
latiun and adjustment of their origi
nal motion
There is n gradual wearing out Of
things. and the day must come when
the whole solar system will fall back
into its center, and undergo a regen-
Grating influence, after being melted
over Then may We expect TO get
rid Of great deal Of tho lross and
scum IT the earth in the universal
wreck of matter and tho crush Of
worlds
10 We want any other evidence than
such "a Is before uq. to chow that the
world IL getting on ita beam ends
aga'n--'lat the poles are changing
that The weather u getting hot hotter,
hottest loi'entolsh hot Do We
want evidence to show that the ''ani
NAL man is a different beast now.
mentally ~ wen as physically from
what he was y dozen brief centuries
ago The evidence is furnished hy
comparison Takctho abstract thron
lc'e7 Of that time. aud compare
them with this, and tho difference is
pa lrab'o Did mon melt down, in
those days. Ike horses now do NJ
IL they dill. there was M life table
kept TO show tho fact. Strange is il
indeed. that with the evidences Of such
facts before hinl-uit, the full inf,li
tive knowledge That ha i only ''pon,
player to strut and fret an hour upon
the Stage, and then be seen no more.
that man possesses, by choice" and
cullvatea with misery attention the
clements Of his oMn misery and sin
Courier Views oF itrr The
best cure for msanthropy is practical
philanthropy The best Way to guard
against narrowncss is to Do liberal
deeds. The best way to mako money
a source of personal peace is to share
It as generously as You can with others
e invest il whore il will pay interest
il the smiles Of the relieved Or The |
affection Of The benefited Somehow. |
rs a rcnnral ruln- thn mnsl lisintcrnsi |
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-20
LOSING TpTOR THE SEASON

y Reing dnsirions Of closing w for The seaHnft,
IN order to better prepare for the approaching fni
frade, would respectfully notify those iutebts !
10 me that settlement Of their various bills will be-
expected with the Termination Of the present
Month. would also mention that MI sales SUI
searent to last Of this mouth will be strictly FOP
CASH
or the present stock hand the greater rot
ton viii be sold for COST or LESS.
nugls-y JOSHUA EEAf, church AZ
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-20

NlFr ,vrnntv AcrrrrNr. A friend
IN Assumption furnishes us with the
IpIl"sln" particulars If most melan-
cbojy ac"i'l.pt, which took lIane IN
that lari~h 1n'ing The past woek--
Nr y le"lf,-a carpenter and nngip-
ecr engaged on ihc Tevana farm of
'ol. ". " rn2h, while employed in
saving lumber with circular saw.
stopped down for The purpose Of ascer
tanning whether the saw was heating,
which generally OCCURS whom saviug
heavy timber While il This attitude,
it So happened 'hat the teeth Of The
sow caught the rim Of bis hat aud
lnrked bis head side ways in contract
With tue sew seye'lng piece u tho
skull bone two and bali inches IN
depth ~ about three and lalf IN
length, tearing away at tho eano time
part IT he brain Most singular toI
relate 'hnf in this situation he lived
for noarly thirty sis boura, and most
the time in his perfect senses The
deceased bore the reputation Of SO
Ier, upright and rxempla'y man, and
HE melancholy end IA deeply derorad
~ his employer, his follow mechanics
anl numerous liouds.
CAV A WrFE's TESTIMONY M RI
crrvFn AeA~sr IIrR |lrsnAnb !
Tbs il one point involved IN u oaee
now before the Police Court John
l.. Brown was arrested day or two
since for fe|ouious assault upon Ann
j. Nnnghp,ty. Since that time the
complainant aud accused have got
married. aud whom he case came up
this morning. Mr. Park, couseI for
Brown. offered evidence If the fact.
holding hat wife could net testify
against he, husband and that there
fore The accused should be discharged
The court was in doubt what cunrse
to pursue, and poefronl the case ii
consultation Finally The District At
tornov cawe IN end mol pros'ed The
case. when Mr. Brown was dsr|afg-
ed
\ similar case oconrel Mt Salem a
few years since, where person oharg
% cari'ally with like assault, married
the complainant ON The day before the
trial when the case was dismissed on
The ground That a wife could not rs
tlfy against her husband - ijoston
yynrelef. Sd
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-20

~. ,,,;n, III, .olal;rtnr. If
pa. " a.N.;,, VII ~ IT,
na, ,, IN 49,, la .,,Iratol l.,
,,r l,;on1 r,, Iy,yrnr,s If II d
al;n;,,u n.,,1 III, H. v;sh A.
,.;,a,4 49,, - i ,,lo,o
oya, J.. ,,av q, which . i,lIv whnlo4
sa,,,1 f,ll,,y ,s bn is j. m,st certain
i, moot with r, or,r friend Fhilll,.'
~ acknowledges allegiance. and vel
come him again to the chair Of State.
7'
'.N'A R'h'''''''" - ''''7 ''S'
MINI W.T. '>'''"' MI ''i''' '.''' '
NV y ,l''.' - ~ : Try ~ y :
- ''' 49, WV ''
9''''''' 49,
''~ ~, '''''' N '''' 7 ''''''' H IL
stopped conversation I" give some u
reotion about the lee and after he got
through. he looked down for the cool
ill.,, n,,,s.1 ,nJ MI, .Tv,s u,,a
/, =,
'''''-',''-- '''''',' w. wye '''' ''''
49, -.
man exclaimed II rage "You rogue
where's the lna'" lIj7 i d serious
, H., IL, .,,,.,
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ONce n hhe Haton Roage ond Ci,nto,s
Woth Road Company
NOTICE is hereby given to the So
! ' holders Of the Company that at
stalm"n of Ten per cent on the amour
stock subscribed (S2 50 PR share vii ,
due and payable on Monday the ls'f
of September next, Js541 BY otda ..
toe Board ALFRED SHEPpEK
juIy-1l-1sJl. Ser
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-20

TAGGING & ROPE.-5OOO var i
~ INDIA nAGGtNG ION COILS HopF
sale by laughs THps. FRFsbtRgssr
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MyRnERs Ecr,-Our contemporary
Of the True Delta, has adopted new
feature in public journalism, which
we hope will ,e followed by the press
generally. Instead Of scattering all
over The whole face Of hi~ paper, mnr-
ders, rapes and suicides, he gathers
them all up under the above head.
This relieves the public eye from the
horrii details, aud enables tie morbid
appetite to sa:iatc itself, with all the
varieties at one sitting, There are
many Of the accounts that might re-
main staniing IN type, the only change
necessary, being the alteration Of names
and places.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-20

DECEIVED THROUGH THE Hf-t
We donor will he treated IN Ire Cream. ~ ~
calling round
Aug lf It. ONION Laurel street
HAVING FORMED A CO-PhKI
- nership with r. H. DAY, NJ. h., the buFir
II the firm will hereafter he conducted under the
name and style Of WADnILb 4 DAY.
anglT-y. H. r. WADDITIl
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-20

THE HElGHT OF mrANNEss. -I The
knlckerbockcr tells Of man who stole
a five dollar bin out in Indiana lis
counsel tried to prove that the note
was not worth five dollars, o being nj a
discount The prosecutor said he
knew that the theft was the mcanest
man ID the State. bat he did not think
be was so all fred mean aSnot to be
willing to stedI Indiana money at
per.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16

CA,ys-The Sen and continues without sbstenent
ard fSes. ~; bi ~ ss. so.oa b ga.
81; New Orssns IN easls flo 81 dAll
moLAssEs-The demsDd continues fooi and thsrs Il little
oGerios The sslss oI ,be week about so pasehsou
Cube elsysd ere worth fedi66 AOseoVsds 5es 3 West
os-F ssesdryi Southern Ehieh seAIes) hs.
aevsfe' 70 ai4 for best quay; Pale seal AZ Sperm
small parcels the spot but holder. gsoeay
6rmi oslipoli, s51as5e; Mssr- fA Linsesd has been
esdy hro1,hout the w.et son the spot 81
4Sa5 sbs late .d1s &c 10 R.pe .upportea Resasd
RIeEI There has been considerable reaction in the market
during the week AID to effect sales prices fully ee~t
bars Beng.l bsve been offered at saes0n BAT AL
bon sht In ~ being the highest bid
Bps cOniinses IN .etive demand hshy price. srons
70 arrive asa Another Cove rnnen, oonset I'd verified
sALrrETEs-The msriet steady and there are oayef'"
frELrIRThe market hs. been dull throughout the veea
Tb. nearest quotation today 1. ga le 90 the 'Pot ~
f.r Pepper 1880 bag. snlspOre b.et .s5s mostly ap;'.a
Of "a Tor fair clean; rs b:s, siDssPOre White stn PHI
sunstrs were bought 4d Ginger 40 cases and oS bags
Cochin only psrt, ,Od from I'll s,mn. and /, III,
..rly part OF the week business done At az advances
I'D in s s s"t rS Sa
has hardly been mabtsed and the market closes quietly
s 's. 4 %s .Ss Sa.. part only
OfFceles the public sales have ~ %.
q. nsd Mill. Which were taken in nj Pv.y 900
bars ard 100 brown nsceo and Bah. ave been .od
R.x.a. rom S2ia57j and 80 bags good Khan .. ZIG.
lsost two cusoes have changed hands one Of boxes
H.v.ns mo IG PAS and No 1871 at q TO the Medtsr
Isnssp and coo bags Brown for the United Kingdom at
price kept secret 49,, -, -. r,-
on the spot to day 10 65I6 y cwt -
TEA-The market 10 fr With fair demand for New OF
b,ch there are several arrivals Three chops per Architect"
Their Roo ehests) have been saad At ls, H. sod ~
Eothips icing In common Tees $500 .. .
TIN steady Blocks mr. Bars lls, Refined izii Straits
ia Bsncs AIN. o
TuppExrIxE-Sms s.ies Of Rough reported at 1913;
snirt, des.er Americsn in few hands quoted at e
We hear OF but few transactions In AMERICAN STOCKS
nominal but sales are not pressed Csnda DC IN DO
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