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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-13
Good Rutfer.

Butter. produced from feeding on corn fod-
der. cut when green. is harder yellower, and
worth more by the pound, than when the
cows arc fed on hay. Corn fodder. if cut
when green. and well cured IS the bes. feed
fer mich COWS except carrots Corn, for fod-
der should be drilled in II the rate Of three
and q half bushels 60 the acre.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-13

This vegetable requires salt. TO bring il to
perfection. Put il in at the rate Of six bushels
to the acre. Manure from the hen house, and
. coating of ashes. viii produce onions that
viii make person's mouth water. as well -
bis eyes.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-13

E~ The Davenport (Iowa) Gazette, in
speaking Of free passes, makes the remark that
free passes arc still gi-en to Editors over
those railroads IN Ohio thatare We: unfinished.
.he'r services being required to forward their
compietion After that event . general de-
capi,a,ion viii take place"
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-13

WIKI heavy walls. strengthened sSsth piers.
iheotheF side, facing the stream is of wood
and the roof also slopes toward the stream
TIE plan of construction is 10 lessen the dam
age from explosions for should explosion
take place the force would be diverted toward
the stream The mills consist Of two heavv
iron rollers on wheels, moving in trough
| saw one pair, each of which weighed l 5 oeO
lbs, about seven tons Tho materials being
we'll mixed up and pulverised in these mills.
is slightly nloistened, when 1t IS pressed into
cakes till it becomes almost AS hard AS plaster
of Paris. These cakes are then broken up
into small pieces and taken to the granulation
mill, an operation which, on account of its
danger, | was not permitted to see. After
granuiation the powder is taken 10 the glazing
mill Here 600 or 700 pounds are pu, into
a wooden caSk, revolving moderately fast for
twenty-four hours, there being six or eight of
these casks, and close by each were 700
pounds more, ready for another charge From
the glazing mill the powder is taken to the
drying house Here, at the time of my visit,
were nearly four tons of powder, spread out
on trays, while close by were two furnaces
roaring away al the rate of ton Of coal each
in twenty four hours. Danger there was not
vet | could not but think of Sevastopol and
the story Of its mines From the drying house
the powder is taken to the packing house,
where it is put into barrels or canisters, and
thence taken to a magazine. of which there are
several, built with the same regard to nom
damage in case of explosion as the grinding
mills
While standing in one of the packing houses
and Just as / had given kick to hundred
pound keg of powder. intended for his excel
lency, Santa Anna, Mr.. Dupont called to
man to bring him some powder in a scoop
shovel, and therein | inspected about half
peck of powder, destined TO knock out of this
world some enemy Of lis said excellency
The unconcern with which this was handed
me, though it were but so much wheat,
struck me as remarkable | would not con-
vev this idea, that carelessncSs is customary
or allowed, nor was the incident above men
toned a careless act It's noticeable feature ari-
sing rather from the bent of my own mind.
On the contrary. the greatest care is exercised.
the yards and the various buildings being
under the direct and constant supervision of
some OF the firm, and to such an extent is
this supervision carried tha: one of them visits
the yards every night at one o'clock, while the
discipline of the hands is efficient |
have heard said by those who onght to know.
Than it is in the army or navy. This with a
>ys.em of liberal rewards for long and faithful
service and for acts of bravery, in cases of
iauger, has 50 lessened the liability TO acci
dents OF dangerous nature, that the proprie
tors feel perfectly safe, and a stranger visiting
hese yards feels comparatively so.'
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-13

There are now in Georgia between fifty and
sixty cotton factories in "the full tide Of sue
cessful experiment" The degrees OF success
they have attained. may be inferred from the
following statement of the of condition of the
Macon Manufacturing Company During the
last SIX months lis clear profits have been at
the rate OF seventeen per cent per annum ON
the amount Of the stock It has declared .
dividend Of ten per cent, and has accumulated
during the lasteighteer months, over the divi-
dend<. reserve fund Of thirty seven thous-
aud dollars.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-13

NOVEL MooE OF ROBBERY. .Secret,ay Bank
VOTE IN a gujd of Io5aceo Washington Viii
bur. driver of a stage for the Messrs. Halsteaj,
while in a drinking saloon in the lower sat
ton of the city. this morning dis splayed S.
bank note oa the Iron Bank. of Fell 5 village,
New Haven, which he desired small bills for.
The note was passed from the hands of one
to another Of a number of sharpers present,
and finally was nowhere not TO be found.
Mr. Wilbur being very certain that he saw it
in the hands Of one William Teelin last, left
the place and made complaint ~ the First
District station house. Capt. Ssylss proceed
ed to the place with Mr.. w. and a general
search of all present was made without sue
cess. until Capt. S. determining to be certain
thai I'eelin did or did not have it, ordered him
to strip. This was done. and close search
made but without finding the missing bank
note. Teehn was told to pu. on his clothes,
which he did. and Capt Say'es PROCEEDED to
depart. but turning suddenly back he seized
Teelin BY the nape of the neck. thrust finger
in his mouth. and compelled him to disgorye
huge chew of tobacco. which upon being
separated. the identical bank note was found
neatly imbedded in the narcotic weed Teelin
was arrested. and this moraing. after exami-
nation comrnitted.-ABany AAas, March 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29
DIED

ARNOLD-In Brook}n on Sunday oc p o. oises's q ne
htMt CHAs. Il. Arnold Of the lste Oliver Arnold IN
TIE 44th Of hi 49,,
Tie Iestves ard fis q the family rssIeefaS ia
10 onera ou The reaosnce q LIS hef NO
John stlee Ccock this afternoon Withoa- e''ne'
rotice.
CLFARMAN-Op Sunday afternoon, Oct q srsf ys"snd
2mCuibs CORNELIUS BOPPER, infant soa OF John ana
iz.befh Ctsrnsn xr.--s.-.
n e1es ard estives the fsriy resp sctfuy invited
10 sitel the funeral rom Their resicen1e NO. - WsVeey
so. " Christopher street. On Tuesday ihe Js ins
.. Ocook-
UAIGHTIn the CITY Of Albany Sunday. Oct p IN the
9Th year Of his age LEONARD HAIoHl ESQ., OF New
pa
KFNYON-In Bro klyn, on Su-5sy nc ming Oct ased
year II months srd days MARY STUART, daughter Of
7 ". sno Janet Ksryoo
Fupers on money lie Day lie resi- iencs # her parents
No 1873 Clinton - P. lends are dvited TO htend
sNITTI-At Iroz near G'sRoV Scotland, Fday, Sept g.
Mrs SMITH Of JtTdaLtiu IN the lOlst y-sr Of h'T ssS
Smith The CorunE Jo1Ina the des Of toe Hon
SYLVESTER SMITH eubsr 4 Assembly rom he county
Of seubeu which ccurTed Psoted POET hoDdiy Dee
=. NJ. smith Republican, aod took hVeiy
h.ferest Ia the suocess Of the srtV OF FTeecoH.
TBOYPsON-Ou Sunday morning Oct. % aged Is yssr,
and 10 days III AID 1T DSON son "i ~ l." anS
Macy ThomrtgD.
TIE of the ry sted 70 ,en1 his neral from
s.. Gt,Igss Chsp~ BestmsD street ID Tuesday next at
y. IL, without further iDvi alton.
WEI LS-Oa sstur ay, OCT H. Of epilepsy, SARAH NJ,
daughter Elizabeth and Mary Wells IN the 9th ye.r Of
her
The Of the fsmy requese 70 stend the funeral ct
No l23 est FIT Ii street Monday Oct g. at p NJ,
without further invitation.
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MAXWELL. Wright & Co.'s Circular.
RIO pE J,StTzo, Wednssday.

RIO pT J.SErso W~1n-sday se p IS 1883
A ,,edieted recent 'ifcu as the snppi- Of
Csse. sIe ia OF prices sdvsnei's ts sever ds's
lss b. ~ yer, htue good IN market .ne P'e are i9y
Ss b,n or h, .rriv. Al The p.'.et n Eng snt FOR
~ 80 :, vsch we D. The ,th ins az 700 no"
du.S -. ..I.. I'd eted; 6ae supelors are h.d al 5000
IT,. s,p.r,l opinn that supplies wsaI o. aos pre- "a
w. =, isr,s mt, Of month bat s ms sSe.se
,b, Sinr,ep's .ic 1t Of January are Only sly 0a'
10 he Ir TED state; sid th- Oh crop must oe n'ry
t.n.es - O 30 having b-en Stopped since JAY -
81 mai ), II hien >ppesg being chiefly fashl Aad
A the h rtr the rrtor'ed oI al Saate
,nS "a ru q bv hor receipts up 20 tbs ate Pero l. i9e
os,ior h. mor,hy al eneat. vii BE ess AM et dan
t. ~ Oh. II ibis crop year sud that Do.w rs
,urpie.tf 10 Coase this time the sepu %, Zoo
,sto Ju ' ne1t viii not exceed 1870 ~ 80 So
,ssp,, 5 o. la.s year snoci he eho'rs Eal.h
D. ned Der, std TIA eoBsde' abe stv~tA'i9n suoue
sross coptrue it NUT Ues u cheek the intefeoo.~
IL country ard interfere very much With the eeeP OF
a. p,rtr. s f.ar u rink heI ayes 70 syp'oaeh ue
hosrc Sose OF the negroes sued here n tas
oGee have led OF tsi cesi tie
xhcb CT, sreat bis fs w-sboreis ana snip
u.nts .re uow reta. ded for want OF laboreFs -
TIN. si.a,.e ,.i 70 be sppartr The small ports on thu
sueh asrm thai n q osEsrsA e I1Oi9e H
v.s saws Ia the Tho0i q Bahs TIE dise
rs, been fesu estate three 'ouith OF me ~. e
We orots ots So and seeetsas ~ s1e Oaitsa
State, ~ COG3kCI q argObS.
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Arrived.

L. : Maj seush.p Selm.En, Higgins, Brenel via Soah
supfou Oct &C. zc d Ok. - l:50 TINS
a. a. 40 % len. fte W., exchanged e5ors VIA 3
Nal =. .n.hip Pacific from New. ok (Oc ~ or Liverpool
2,h a. s:5O NJ la Al - N lon. 81 ~. sAT sh Jsao
L Bsart The Hermann Isnencsd SUGGESTION OF 'rons
wsss,Ily winds
L. Man steamship Janes Adgsr Tarner, Ch.rles0n, s.
hous 400 pass 70 5potcd, II eston % THURSDAY
T. NJ Case Hait.rn bearing " w. exchanged signals With
stesusLip sta tf Geo .a Gsd g $3.50 r. NJ . ess " Of
C.pe H.tsras EXCHANGED gss.s with stesnls p AuEu'ts
beEee for s.v.nLth IL 2. g., q miles " o Bunny sand
h.kt IrA lib an,hp so1thsrner, hence Tot
Cb.I.eron. Friday $50 A. 81 lst. 81, eSensa.sd 'saAs
sis ..ip KIexyii Lsd savannah So hours oa'e .nd
pas. y l. nifchl . list lo:S r. Al - niles D. OF
huTss e1ebABteo signals With stste 81 Georgia st
pdui.bt - miles Hstters with steamer AIg1tAi zota
in l. A. NJ OF Hs.teTss, With steamer sc1tlefnef all
bound :. oil, -, s.,.
Oct "A a. n with mdse AID p.s,ensers. TO U. Touause.
ID. A. arrived Ct sandy Fook Oct q p sayias expert
eEcec : rius gA.s ihTou .hOaG the en'Ie passage
shp Au.irs - fof Sc en Coagh Ntnlh Ap - tufsr,
ke 4 j. v iliAu. Aug 10 iz, IS 81 =. oa y ) T.,
uois al Jsze. MeHsbrY. 4 LvGPOol. Leaking badly I'd
fudd.r = sore sy BY - until they cured
ruec.r lie ai03f fer The Csps Of Gcoi Hope rhs
strulE md cay So sg-.E Juy IS.
B.ra SesepgeG bud iOf 6osp Llns Foo-cbo 20, July
ss teas C.ley Co. NJ 3sse od tbs Is A5a Of II
Nor sop 9 dsn Ct., CA-Esl frog sasngsa. Ter View.
Yut Aas " Of Cop Good Hope pok. shP Fling Glider
NLie fsJn. sbsngL9e ior sew YcIk
EA. Hs,saitle Brsrl SfeE.f Havana, Il dsys with
EAR 70 v n. Ns.son soE..
BsIE l,Gbsls a. Hamilton Patterson Piet91 AYE, with
col, to MeCA L Frth.
Big Tsyn.ar III Key w.s Lsse. Key Wet y isst
fsy Z Mai, and 18th met 81, or- u ship
tp Esms Q: batnsrs terIe .r, ss = ~ ieI u -
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MARINE 10 UR M l.
PORT OF NEw-YORK...,,...Ocr. q.
Cleared.


esn<hips-J SrrestowD, Parish. Richmond, Ladlsn
Pleo.nts Maiion Foser Charleston, SpoAocd Tile ton
Asbsma Seherck, ssvsIn'h 3 l. htehli St Louis, WOO
TOD Bavs, NJ. LivinsGtD.
shirs-wsbsnO Doty Antwerp, Lay in, RysT'on Husuti
E c. Scranton, spencer Liserpooi, Everett Bro.n -
BGks-Cloelia Inershs am Cons an.inop!s, b. hstsd
Boy, smsley, Hsvre BSyd Hncken; Sarah Ann bry
ant b. Dubc.n; Tiara Windsor, bHtton, Fort al
Prince, Z. Beck braves. .
big Bittbers Abbott Norfolk Boz Hsri Lucy Hay
VOID Sweet MNsess Pilsou-y if9rdi Avalon, I'D
NcLe si 81 johns NE aeArns wheeocs Aretura.'
thy Ga d. c. Murray Zoura Leighton, Jacksonville
Thompson Hunter.
ana Tuuls Rehnoud C. d. Plenoni L. s. ssrnes ,tsnnara
Phi.de phs J. W. Mckee Electric (BrJ Hi Ton. Abieo T.
Acisy Lsylbis IS mssed Lsusois Ounkuk France, ORA
per b.vIn Pacific Faow Wa,hinston, SaToes bstsmsn
RuddeIow LAW is IS mated LsnslOs Dunkhk. France
Draper pevs; Electric BIZ hi ton Abseo C. Aeksey
Fdes savsee sAvanls Everett Brown; > D. spNks Lar
ms Jaeme Brett son l. Co; Feruvi.a, tBr Wadnan,
Gun b. rlsnd n. J., Kelley snithers, SAmpee Nssainy
tep lIdsro j. IL. brlwer Co.; VI. SeWsl Loud Mott >,
n h. Bri,bsu w L. Cosswell, Smith savannah Dsmiil
Co o NJ Petiit, Andrews mipsten 3. Blossom & N
soutnern BE le Saith WLmLs>n c. M1n.yi PACING,
Fsrrow Washington, Barnes, Sasmin kgdder'wj o1rsns'
IT, tie R.hmond, {. d. Pirson Acs, towel Bait more
Lore QueTeeu; :. Barnes, stsnoardi Pmlsd spha j. ~
Mcs ee Jse be- PM sder his j. w. Mckee ssrih L.
smith PHI .de pits James dAad; MAXIM, Bas so'oh
DsytL Spr.gue; River Queen -ecDAD, PrCvicen;et ma
~; OIsg khCdes, Providence, nlAsie-.
Steiner De a. are Cop Phlade pals sandi1rPs Line
rrOIe esWeNerrpcTr, gerry, roItls-d j. RHeyi Iotten
Morley, Ba.rimae, Crcmwefs Line
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pr.s.si, he W Iis.., 81 b.itln y, 50 ron ss..
spesd heavy w.s.her during The pAs..ss spit sails A
srs esho dina PeesDer Tsis' l''na IS days ~ to John
Brr o,ceos ,cf s.lsrl Fr,Ir k-ebo, R, oot ? -i,s
Oct. - la 20 Ion sp9ss sns ,Jtes
H'ss Q, so.dD e. H;,.,. ga rS %' E. Of 'AaS,
brs s.npsB Murray - nuts. II days, With eo,.on, to
Bro 10 uss Sailed in company with 'enr. '" h Hazard,
Biz lrsn. (sr) Joyce. PeOu n s. days, with coal 10 J.
Brig Hs'psru, Graham, Sysrey B. 10 days, with coal 70
sshr Col, r,yler vusas d,,'. po,,tOes 70 H. c.
HNe1s
Seq Avn H,ud. Brown sLaaoFe days, sO.i, 20 Noble
ssbI Marie. Pow ell Wilmington y c. ia, p"'l ',or.s.
scsr n,a Priest, C-,as Nsws''H y c, 4d,y' what, to
sohT Ansla RocsseI, Ast.ndfi. j.y. esI.
s,hr REINDEER, N,anAld 6Nuuote 3dsys, coal.
sehr Ii Yoaman,, yrsh vrsios. DAYS ~od
sehr 6atso Smith, RehGoAl, days, tosr, 70 {. h.
SIR storm loud dsbee 81 pomngo IS dsj. With eoaee
.na lofvocd % BSeieI Caves.
1sr.i W..s Co DC; is' 81 Doasls Head. ssos Key.
sd sh ficd..berg. WILLIAMS, ou New oe.as Asyfs
i.o.y out a. vel. no ds,e a, IS A. ION u . psssi
wU bA Is Of cotton. spParn' y rot !nDs b, he water
Schl Arctic, hch4Tds y Seors'to~ -.
sehr Helene Stubo. WllmiSron & Diya
schr Csrvo Cbue, New bsln 80
Sshr II. Dsy Chester. Richmond, 4 diyI
R,pv.fd Curts ' rgotA
SeEr E g. Bcr1slt. Is @ssaI WOOD, Virgins, 5dsy'-
sctr. Commerce, C0isen, Nigies, aar.
s SSi o. s'i Van c.;f wt.5r ,isS:oii, s@.y.
schr i.nkee Dooas Rose, eH.non' 5dsy"
schr Potion -. AZ vAndTlS 5 c'Ns
scbr nsptqt =. 8siie Gilst. Baltimore, 4dAys
Sehr n { Harris sswysr Fiushing.
Propeller Mount Ssvsgs, Watson, Baltimore % hours, ~iA
Rdse to J. Rie..
sAIIFr-S,s..-.l II. 4 ,bsin, saysnp,h; MiHoO cAra
CO J.nssto sn, RichnOnt ke
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LAW .LNIKLLLGKNClB.
KINGS COUNTY COURT or OYER AND TERNINER-
Before Judgs DEAs and Justices STRIKER and EMhoNs
TRIAL OF MICHAEL GORMAN FOR THE MURDER OF
CHARLES JOHNSON, IN JUNE LAST.
EnrRTh nAY-S.1rpnAY Oct n

CHARLES JOHNSON, IN JUNE LAST.
FOURT a DAY-SATURDAy, Oct =.
The court. room was crowded to excess on Saturday
morning by persons snXOus to hear the terminal on of
fhe above trial and it being expected that the jury,
which had been out all night, would be i'll Immediately
after the opening Of the cout.
About 100 O'Clock the prisoner, Michael German,
vas brought into court. The prisoner did not mani
test any particular anxiety about the matter, and If
ANYTHING appeared rather unconcerreo and Indifferent
az TO what the verdict might be. Shortly aferwsrd
She Jury anived and wished the court TO inform
them whether they could bring in verdict of just6-
able homicide and wished to have the statutes read TO
tbem concerning it, The judge then read the Law as
10 ustifable homicide, aad what constituted man
slaughter. lie then informed the jury that tho toet
rpony vas not lengthy and necessary that they
should agree be would therefore order them back TO
their room 20 deliberate upon verdict TIE jury then
retired and again returned shortly before l2 clock,
having b. en- out twenty hOuIs and informed toe court
that bev had aSr co upon verdict and lind the prls-
eDer Michael German, gull y of murder
The ius &c then asked the prisoner IL he bad any
fling 10 say why sentence of death should not be pro-
nom eed upon him. The prisoner replied that he was
not guilty and thSt was all he he'd TO say.
The jad ye then gave tie prisoner the usua admoni-
ton AID sentenced him TO be huag by the neck
until dead on Friday, the 2lst of December next,
between the hours of 10 and . o'clock.
TIE pri,orer was then remanded 70 jail Michael
German 10 81 years of age, angle msn, and was
bern in Ireland His fsther and mother are both iv-
ng asa were in court during the progress Of the taI
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Arrived


Steamship rtIscephis den New Orleans ,oh sst and
Ha,ar. sd. pssser gers 70 ~ q Roberts.
EsfkF 4. Psrey Lies ssDy, ~.srzas, Oct is, with
mo as coffee, NJ. Ecteven. csAed 10 s1mpsoy,
bs;s Amtuos. Blsko, G1r Pilsde p1is
Bah Wssbinston DIAN ssn, Hamburg, days, With
mdss a. $50 Iassers rs TO 4. W. sehmot 4 Co.
fnk w o. Alder. Bates Belize, (NoGd rs,) days viii
pshossny ~ .. AexNAtIs
Bari Black swap Or Forbes Pt'u 10 dsy, with e,h to
A. Leary 18th ~ tbs +ats Of Cans0 spoke b. bark
ForeIs- Ni.hiIs .e. hIm Wsscs for ss'gow.
Brig Msry of GArtlnSr S5Gter Stsaa OTaats,
IL tays . th 9, msster
Bds Aims u.s. Brown. Run Key, (s-hAmss II days, with
$500 bushels sslt 10 W. n. Nswasn
Big r. Brew, (ofNe~P,T) frsem,n, H.v,n,, IS dsss
with susaT, to rnsstsr.
Br, Forrest Jdrv.y Rum Key 10 laws with ult, to }.
Ensss ln inst; st = 3 Ion. - t6 spJks sehF Emma from
Boston Mosils.
Sch Abel Kader Brown Aerap1I,. days, with coal to
order.
Sch wsIe Taylor, Wilmington. s-y', vi naval stores
to + ). Powell.
Scbr w II. Smith Alder, Wilmington. days, with navel
stores 10 poncr Potter.
scbr Ii. +. ston,y, aeuckop, Wilmington days, with
naval stores o D0llner 4 Potter
Sehr. Hamilton HJpktng Georgetown ID C., days Sour 20
Abbott. Dodge Co.
Schr stsmroc. lof Baliimore) Disgs St AIMS BAY Nn
IS days win uimcutC % lesIcraft \ "a.
shr AM s'd Susan, Myers Charleston oay', with cotton
TO ID lssr and Potter
Schr. Autumn, Hawkins, Baltimore, ? days. coal
sehr. W. HuhteT, Webb suaok, days with shingles 70
Best Brsa
PIopel Wan sa'fs Nj e. New Bedford.
Propeller Pelican, williams, Providence.
BELOW-Bsrk J. NJ. Morales, Brown Hsvsns sugar .na
tobacco surses Co., reported BY stesmIug Ls'ia,hsn
Capt Hazard
WIND During the tsy fom ". ~ ". N. ".
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e.er.s snl rvieted Of biting 81 sptee Of the
80 ~ ,en.~resd , four years In State tsoe
F3vud Barney convicted ofOverl)sdlp.< &c safety
- ..,,mbo.i Of vsieh be snss 50 A. 20 conceal
N va. .i.s.+1 cuutry u seam 81 e-ryioG wn
s,ptsrcsd 70 pay tue Of > oc.
Wager, convicted OF brSsch CT TIE neuIeI'y
law, 10 .psss1s 70 n fo the s.ie. q hs sr'h
o,e1pu sni Dr. max Fl .enieEes b1, ma 60 Of BIS
ennnis ,.Itepce wat p0fp 20.
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phfiadcruhia Markets

- 800 - o. -ALAii ~ -''
CoTroN ibfe5 better E log though he s,cs
sunsu. bAtLEy-Larg@ o. We. made :. q.
FLcU7 fsI AID tlken oE shipment lard
tnL - 3 "a u for extra, whi-h i sdvsGce Though TIE
ssles 10 AIit.d extent; go b5ls Yves Esre re-
perez iod fr future alvsry. ter msds pubic For
lone s.l-s from 20 f.r - ext fam
y ltlu IA fases bstds gser AVE FLOUR iFn -
&C IS eAsh; ,nsl eepu ana ,ass- Co.'S Meat hfn al
80 20 NHfAT in b.ter 9smsnc sales Of IS 20 bash .,
o s5GS l f,ir to pFin- Red, and g 6 70 81 s 'or
Uhe-the lstteT prime quality in a-ety demand
Sic for Yellow RTE lower; slss 81 81 10
having been made a. 81 4asl Il. oAU-sAs 81 SOS
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CHAsLFsrcS Oct IS The sales Of CoTIN . ,y 'mo .ntsl
T. sIO hsl,s At decline OF MddDs vi. qloed = PC
NFwO.LEAN, Oct .7-GorroN fIm al previous rass' lie
m.nd med rate; to-day, SO bNes rseetg a az
The soa bern pefs 10000 Gales ahead u tsose ot
Pho Price. ,rs ishei sales AZ eS -,
ard ,.,ns Is IS srEsLNG EXoaASss 1d1s e ceni pre-
nj n sREI6HrS 6TU
PRovIp,NcE Oet. E7--CoTros-Ths mWtet continues nc.
So tl.a md 5u WoOL-Tbe sse have bee 9L % prices
rer~ Jul,; sales Of th- week S'O 10 PAINTING OL'ls
No chanze in Inc m.lktti ktles, $50 pieces
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MARRIED.

BRADLEY-BEEEETT-O Tbun5ay, Oct -, a. A.lrose
by The Rev d. O.so,d Of the Church u The Messiah
Nr. Az 2UsTUS rRADLEY OF CtDci92sii, Ohio ana aIS
sYLVIA A. BENNETT O. Auburn " y
FAsTDN-T,BER-At Abby rbursiay Or. p. BE- tbs
R.v Ir sprs.ue fiARLEs A. EAsTON VI NsF-Iofk, -
SUSAN " Gsush' er o. the Hon. a. Tsber.
WAKFLY-wANZEa-At The residences Of ESen'zef L
VVsnzer Led,srd Ceyuss County v r. o. Ttor.t:y &c,
90 nv ,bfmselves CdAS. WAKELY d ELIZABETH q.
rs AVER both Of this city.
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,sssv pbees steod cent sher than yesterday Asr reg
-, hou, >, tie ntel feeoe piyen 10 nc 1921
- he scyspee Of The Allies Peiekop ferihet hse
e.r Wa qgoted NAB the total .iv,ce OF ms ay 10
-, e,pt compared siih ID. pres ca TED yesterday
IN, S.-iion Of boar being made tao~n TOE
~, srot.t CD. Of this afternoon show rse o. 10
!. AZ present laid tae apparent eessAoJn OF the
drain II GOD mnishsd aohiey was Aso *
..eS rssa-ss the be exhibited 10 teh -Seone
k,, MUM At time mas borne IN nnd toat
90, ,asir, remain prs ieay snr'drrs-d, and Eoad
arr r-!-f sopd be Bat Derived IRON sone h nc
sise sorrie. u gold from Aus r.A Such arEs ~oa %
p.csi,J emporium. At the present moment IN e1eeent
hus s-Orced 'or sscerhnbt ZIG '14'H ~0'
Ia, r-al cabs dec- ~
The Df c, mt us1ket change of imp Anee rey
good tsm.nc, ard rr.tsl0n OF terms ~
seceo he time iher- fair 'upoy 70 tbe TO
TIehsns- Gay 9aey commanded TO 4. cent on so-f
eGu-r blA
APa the erch fr "a s1hi,i, scarcely he 81 chest vars,
ton ano bsy, responded the rspd rally of tns mser
The Thee per &c R,uts reported BY eIes1sf
Gong tsd.y q IS ~, and e. s. iOT seco3a
Thsre tr1sy ign - revva Of he cennl io H'l
fcr expectation TIE There II, hoEeses n sup
ply cf god At present. % Ofer IN he market
On Ia a. this afternoon the rates for BUS ca p.ih ana
rather In other sesdses pre-
The corn m.riet day steady al Mondays Toe
the Of f1egn into London coutn1s uaas'ay 'ni
cen prsng vsb $40 qr- Of Ehss 10 $50 qr OF oa~ and
DO barley on the east. hOEeV-r, g. prs OF car 'Hee
nuuf OF ssnsep vss-s has ved than tra o1f q ne
tSsr s,es a., Fdlsy n. nuub reported htn -,
viz OF A. Of msz., ofrys and Of oeans Gay
bese Teusu unsod Tor which sst weeks prices
tre den snd.d demsnd ,tioo to raEce appears
y. Paris the price Of -four - ns4n 10 ilf
TIE dos brought b. the MGsdNena sold 20 ay a.
4id III Decline Of TO- from the Piee Eea ned iof
Re Is arrival
The M0nifeRr publishes the wing monthly debtor
and iior account OF the Bank of France, made up
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Mr. John ThomPsoh's special suc,ion at the her-
chants exchange wi take plaee Monday, the 2sth
inst by order of Auditor of Ipdisns, at l2l o'clock.
The list consists in part Of Virginia State bonds and
Ipoiahs State stocks.
We only hear Of s2a0.O0o in gold absolutely engaged
for the Collins cost of Wednesday, mostly ship ed by
the Messrs. Brown, but this amount will doubtless
be increased II is not yet decided tina; Mr..
Belmonts agent will make shipment. The backs
continue TO receive gold hom Boston and Phil
pha, but they are also losing gold to other pOiats.
The receipts of the Housatonic railroad company
from jan TO Oct J. 1885, and for the corresponding