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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
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TOBACCO STORE

FIREPEODF RUItDlNG, HONTGOMEKY ST.
ONE poor FROM MYERS ST.
HOilN :. BOWMAN would respectfully inform the
~ citizens of OIoNi,' and Butte County generally
that ne j. now uprnng the tnc> and most extensive
stock of Cigars ald tobacco Ia bc found thiS side o
Sacramento winch viii be sold al MIry.vllle and
sacramento prices.
ALSJ-rl;l,ing Cards. Pipes, Matches, Cisaritos,
smut, &c, &c, AT Wholesale and Retail, CnEAr FoR
r.su o3tt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

bLAck REPUBLICAN RELIGIOUS SrNTl-
MtNr A Back Republican clergyman in
Iowa city, has recently declared. in public
Places THAT any mau would be doing God t.
service, who would take life and shoot
both Pierce and Douglass.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

5zc- Twenty thousand persons attended q
Democratic Mass meeting 10 Salem, OHIO. on
the 9th alt 1t was one Of the most enthu-
siastic gatherings ever held in the Buckeye
State John Van Buren was among the
Speakers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
OROVILLE STORE
Wholesale and Retail ?

rENllE Undersigned having returned from san
II Francisco and IcmoN ed to The ire Proof BrtCk
bIock. Montgomery Two doors from Myers slI"tt,
(Na>hlh%lon Block would res Ucctuly Cai The at
tcnttOn ut the inhabitants OF DruNllIc and vicinity
to the fact "l his haN in the largest Stock and The
best assortment ut t.oUd> To bc 1uuud this -Idr O
sacramento. Ny Goods were ali purchased fer Gosh
III tn" very lowest figure that money .ould buy them
Tor, and ~ sell tor CHs il. and Iash uy thu doing
away with the list OF dC;l,hra,.s which every one
mast have that does Il credit business | an, pre-
pared tu offer Indbc &c meats To customers such Lu
uther loust III uroNIlc wall offer Ny Stock consists
ut GkUt EklES IN al IT. varieties; IruNiIus oi the
best quaitlI Liquors and SSrups Ot the choicest
brand,. C"OC kEIl of The latest slS les. aud
II N;UWARE Ia all It's uhchts.
la add on to this. customers can have their goods
delivered by ny EApress ugun Al their own door,
Tree of hrSe. +. kLS>ING.
.f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

ANOTHER OLD LINE WING FOR BuCHAN-
AN.--llon. c. Ilidion, formerly whig
Speaker Of the Rhode I-laud Assembly, now
lcsldeut in Attl,b boro' Mass is an ayoyed
advocate Of Mr. Buchanans election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
NOTICE

'ENhE - lBSCtlBER takes this method of inform
- ih2 The public HAT tie has established hims.li
i" lhe business oi CNptRrAhE Iii; aud i prepare
I'd IA! prompt attention tu all calls that may be made
oh nun IN his line oi business, with neaess and dis
pach
~ Also. strict nti, ,ntion given to setting Eil-
lurd Fables, Colorlng Billiard Balls. SC. and neral
Cabinet business, on Bird street. atjonng Tie semi
nary. ol6lm JUAMELL, J.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
BrCHANAN RALIY FnR PREpnnM
No Fusion in PENNSYLVANIA.

We are rejoced to hear that the Fillmore party Of Penn
yyana have rejected all the overtures made them by the
Fremonters for Fusion Electoral ticket and have de.
ermned 10 stand or fall battling clear Fillmore
platform for the Constitution aud the Union The follow.
ing resolutions passed the Fillmore aud Doneaou Erecu.
tive State Committee Tuesday last by vote Of ~ for
10 against them In Committee 4ed of y mem.
bers which sufficiently explicit aud satisfactory. and
Of course this action renders any further union Of the Ere
mont and Fillmore parties 10 Pennsyvani, impossible
The original Fillmore Electoral ticket will be run aud Tho
fremonters may support IL not they please Here
are the resolutions referred TO:
hesoired That We deem IL ine1pedent 70 make any A.
erston N The FILLMORE and Doneson ticket In this STATE
and We are firmly convinced that auy interference with
woulo be the means OF giving the STATE 20 Mr. buchanan
Instead u defeating him
RssofsSd Thst We decline 70 accept either Of the pro
positions OF the North American STATE Central Committee
satisfied that the electoral ticket already In the field i m
only one on which AL opposed TO Mr. Buchanan cat .
cessfuy unite and pledge ourselve 10 uncompromisn,
opposon aud the defeat under any and all crcums,a6
ces, u bis election
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
From the NashsiHe Patriot

SChAPS fkOM The RECORD.
Below will be lound some stratge scraps from the 70
cord Of who Is the candidate Of party which
threatens to overthrow the government because portion
Of the people opposed 10 the extension Of Slavery
ty which is 10 truth the Southern sectonai garfy clam
onng Tor the exclusion Of southern institutions aud by
every possible harasng the public mind with the
agitation Of the question.
To read this record would be tempted 10 ak In
WOnderent 10y what trick Of political legerdenain had
this Northern Sho had consistently aud answering
" OppOsed the extension Of slavery aud thrown one Of
the most important votes " his life the ground that II
would "hmit, aud enlarge the area Of slavery
beeu tfansmOgfaed into suitable candidate represent
patty, which would hest destroy the govern
ucnt unless be forced which this candidate
has always Opposed
This u evidence Of the deep prohigacy Of tho democrat
c party, snd calls for rebuke the hands Of every
wos bound hand and foot to the ssrvcc Of HIS
party Honest patriots who would zealousy guard thu
governments against abuses which " permitted gill impair
~ aud weaken the confidence Of the people, only b.
the rulers iO the tine being, but in the system it-elI
should look seriously into this matter. n the elective
franchise the instrument by which great aud Tree PEG
pie, have ordained that they will quadrrnnialy pas upon
the conduct Of those whom they entrusted with hc
public service, shall be converted Into cheat and fraud,
Indeed has degeneracy made fearful progress midst
II dishonesty aud deception be the by Which
government boas,ng 10 lead the u enlightenment,
aud ul that pertains " the elevation Il the race
choose Ice rulers aud regulate policy the time
be Tar distant vhen tho honesty and intelligence OF th
people will discover the rottrnness and be ready 70 eect
thr sysem a. incompcteut The ends Of gOOd govern
' ment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21

pistols aud coffee" betoken bloody deeds and their
mention will baneh the cheek Of many doughty knight;
yet they imply the Of weapon half formidable s
one Of MeadOrs sharpened Notwithstanding We
learn that all men M With positive compacency and ab-o
ute pleasure under the benign operation Of these delight
fol instruments. heador says that men actually sleep
whilst tbs stoutest stubbe aud most stately growth falls
like down from their ugly faces.
Nc"jah 8 Meador Is absolutely without a competitor In
razor-sharpeuing aud repairing He Is in Richmond as
usual preparatory TO the grand gathering Of the people at
the approaching Fair, and may be lound James o. Mel
sons the street, opposite the American Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21

THG Lasr GaAsp FLAsH ~ rHE PAN.-The opinion Oh.
tain- general credeuce that Gov Wise visited Raleigh n
G., the other day ior the purpose Of participating IN
Convention Of Southern Governors Of the fifteen Slave
Sates Who originated tho call have precise data
70 base opinion upoU but nothing too supremev
ridiculous or too monsrousy stupid for Governor "a
tink aud do, forced the conviction that Gov
Wise Uas tho father Of the bantng smothefed ~ par.
turitiOn.-0Ov. Adams the only old granny w al.
tendance, but the tliing wsfnt born
Like some grand mass Dfneshy matter promising much
when yelled rom the huniln eye, father. hope aud
mothers JOY, 40 uiis Convention mohcred 10y our old
Mrs. Governor Wise aud grtnniod by South Csolins
Governor, prodigy whose birth va W stsste aud
eectrify an unsuspcctiug world. But q Ind no,ody
would come ~ witness delivery of our Old mother
GOO-e Of Govsrnorand Of the reasonable egg
Of disuniOn want laid
Whether IL be true se that invitations had been sent
out % al the Governors % the Slave States meet AZ
Raleigh " g., u take counsel vhst had better be
done ~ the event Of the election Oi Fremont cannot
tell but We feel moray certain that the fng will tell ".
set ~ the very letter Vie writes s u hound 90
blabl Il will glistrr hi vanity, We have tall mind
10 write him, u Tor other purpose than inqnige the
'rce Of Accomsc oysters for feel quite Go
vernon isehargod With loa and viii but, " body
iont give him chance Tor speedy delivery We knov tia,
auiaile, agrers6le digdfsd, pesc0ekicsl Gown
~ i sbundsntly side 70 hold Convention BY h,asell
md that he 30 the work 5eucr than the Whole a.
teen State repfcsented--and sc fD giving him
chance " not ~ h"ld Convention. utter hs ansthe
mas and Opvn bis bile boz against The southern traoI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21

vote for him at the polls This we repeat Is what
the Buchanan Wings and Anericans Of the South
viii now be compelled to do, II they were honest in
saying that they decidedly preferred Mr. Fillmore,
but yet meant to vote for Buchanan only to defeat
Fremont Fremont being already defeated, they
will now abandon Buchanan and return to their first
choice.
Mr.. Fmore's prospects, therefore, have been
greatly improved in the South. well rs in
the North, by the result Of the Pennsylvania and
Indiana elections His friends in both sections have
only to be active energetic and jealous achieve
certain and brilliant triumph. All hands to the res
cue from now until the 4th Of November, and the
lightnings rapid flashes the night of that great,
eventful tral-day win cause hearts to leap with
JOY and exultation over the cry-"The battles
fought-the victury's oursl"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
Ero,u u. Nashville Gnr.tte
FROM me NdMriHe GdzeHe.
THE GREAT NATIONAL AMERICAN CONVENTION
AT NASHyILLE-HASKELL.B RowNLOw, HEN
RY BURR, HOLLAND TEMPLE BELL AND ZoL-
IIroEEEP


On every night of the Convention the voc;f.r.,io -,
VIM e. Brownlow of Knoxville, we're 20 great from th
i,n,,.ns. croud ,h., a...,nhl.J az, H.. -. :.
the American pole and ro,trum were erecred ,bs,
outstanding his hoarsen.s. from prevous sneoLin, 10
was forced 10 make speeches in every INSTANCE Re-
lows snr,che. nr, vote ,ri. str.,ns al, ill.,, rJ -
ing everything and everybodv ,0ai,st xbicb I'd I
they are directed hi, wit and ,necdoes ar. s,,;In ~
effective Ills speeches arr, ike the man of ~. ,'
ch,tacter-he wrlds IN. same nower over crn.t ~
his Den does over th. reading m.sses. he ia me- "
mark and influence which nj. tong,e ar bis nan Irh
A,rm in bis nrr.on.I att,ch,n.ot ha Il ,o;,I - ~,
wrath " w.
Gen William Unskell snoL. N, the Ga, .vo;, -, If, .
Couvention. his sn,.ch was moe . nh,losoLi =
lion uoon General nrincioIe. az la nnIic.F 49,, '
mrnt than n nonted canv,a. .ne.cb .nd Gu
OF Ih. eIougeit aud na-terIy efor. With be bo. @
,i = 80, a.; 49,. y 'o N' "o "AS ~ Ire
C,l 'Tcm,J. ~ K,,nxv,iI,. ~, an. g., t , =,
Conveo,,, Is;v.r,J IN. NJ ,hos ,,I; y, .De
L.,.,a,., ,.hia,. o,,.,i,...s ~, ,."6 "
,,,..', I'D IND d.t,c;''s n'''' y, Us c'Saf
nd. -, ,,c.ll.,, so.och. ~. !, :. b,i,', ~ -e. ne
,a,;vs sraoL, 'u "su"e'
nr - a., uou,,J ~ u,,Lis H. III, ,
,.t .v.nin, of ,Is Cn,,v.,,ion III ,.lP 90 w u''
i, f,s 49, snnL I, - .,.L ~ ~, , t''s &C.
- y >, " ~ -. t'. VT "eA"'uSlao'e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
Unfairness Of Mr.. FILLMORE, Oppooept,,

IL il matter for overwhelming shame with the orators
and presses OF the Buchanan party the South they
subborny refuse do Mr. Fillmore the commonest
justice. How many Democratic papers in the South have
had the fairness and msgHanmity publish the article
from the Buffalo Commercial, which has been openly
and boldly endorsed by Mr. Fillmore and which takes en-
phatic and decided ground against the repeal Of the Kan
sas Nebraska bllr How manyS We reply-not one
although they have been often coureousy appealed to TO
10 so 10y the Wing aud American press We ourselves
have respectfully aud repeatedly requested the Examiner
aud Enquirer to give that article insertion in their
columns but down this hour they have studousy alb
stse from the slightest auson and their readers
this moment entirely Ignorant that such artcl-
important place Mr. Fillmore right before the South,
has existence. We again call their attention this
natter and ao commend To them the following paragraph
the subject from the Columbus Enquirer
"VERY UNTAR Nearly every Democratic paper of the
South has charged Mr. Fillmore with fsvoug restoration
Missouri Compromises line. Not with put
ting forced and uuwarraned construction upon his Al
hay and Rochester speeches they have tried convict
him of the charge by arguing that such the position
assumed ~ portion of his Northern supporters in Con.
grrss No~ that Ne. Fillmore has unequivocay aud dis
tncy avowcd himself opposed the Of that
prohibition Of slavery they keep back from their readers
this conclusive reutaon OF their chsrga-hey refuse TO
lay before them the evidence which acquits Presidential
candidate OF allegation calculated seriously njure
him in the estimation of the people Of the South We
do believe that have the editorial OF the Com
mercia Advertiser, endorsed by NJ Fillmore his scn
mrnts in single Southern Democratic paper; but We
hare seen in Northern Fremont pspers-copicd by them
To prove Mr. Fillmore "a Southern dnughace" In their
elegant hngnage and thus njure him the North Is
il fair that hgh minded and honorable statesman admit
ted be such by his btterest opponents at the
South shall he hunted down in this way? Will Just
aud geneous people sanction this mode Of political
fare :"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
The Trick. Of the Northern Allies.

The Northern allies Of the Southern Democracy are
tnly the nten.ely hypocrtea and profoundly
cay Of devils that trod shoe leather Protesting
ia the Of Southern the utmost regard for the
rights and institutions Of the South and proclamng aloud
that they stand fairly and squarey upon the platform
with the Southern wing OF their party they yet home
among the citizens OF tho NORTH out-erod the Black
pubcans themselves in their protestaons OF devotion
the great doctrine Of Tee-sod We have already shown
how wildly the Democracy of Pennsyls an in the recent
contest shrrked for buchanan Breckenridge and free
Kansas" We have also shown what vehement denunca-
ton the sumo party heap upon slavery When appealing
the people oi Ohio and Indiana. We bring to the
notice Of readers Of ther abolition tricks PLAYED
of in the great State OF New York. The following il an
exact copy of poster hand BILL calling Democratic
meeting in Of the interior towns of New York the
original Of which sent 10y friend and which is
in possession for the inspection of any one who
may be curious to it, Read H. Democrats Of Virginia
and the South and thea tell what your opinion as to
the personal integrity and political soundness Of your
ted "Northsrn aiios":
BUCHANAN RALLY FOR FREEDOM
The citizens OF MOOers, Clinton county, New York who
believe that the principles Of the Declaration Of ndepen-
dence of universal applcaon-n the Territories "a
well A. the States-are IN favor Of
FREE SOIL, FREE LABOR, FREE SPEECH
EQUAL RIGHTS oF MANI
~ preference TO the antidemocatc principles Of the
higher law party aud border ruihansm" will hold
public meeting Thursday the 4th day Of Ssptenber
1885, at CeBtreyilc, ut three O'Clock r NJ q, devise
10 preserve aud administer the Federal Government
upon the principles Of Washington the Faiher Of His cou-
ry, and Of Jefferson, the great apostle Of Democracy
Speakers from abroad are engaged for the occasion
Come iarner-, mechanics, merchantscone ALL aud con.
secatc the afternoon free ION and the bost interests of
YOU country ny order of he Committee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
Agricultural Fair,

This day week commences In this city the annual Fair
o. The Agricultural society Of Virginia From present In
doaon-, especially Il the weather shall continue as plea
"s"i' now shall have here at that time immense
gaherg Of 'h" people from all portions u the State We
nave no doubt e occasion will be exceedingly int es-
ung and Profitable one anil ~e trust tina, each srd al
enjoy t TO their hearts content No fear need be enter
tai"cd by shy Of lack Of accommodation Richmond
s an immensely big town, and will comfortably hold sn
vbo may desire TO attend The great exhibition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
FILLMORE AND DONILSOy GRAND RALLY /

HU RSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 90.
All favorable to the election Of Willard FILLMORE the
model President and Statesman, will assemble In front Of
the City Hail. at 81 o'clock, participate in a grand
mass meeting and procession. Ex-Gov. Washington
Hunt, OF New York, EsGov. WIN. A. Graham, of North
Carolina. Ex-Gov j. S Morehead, North Carolina. aud
other distinguished speakers from abroad aud the State
have been invited and expected To speak.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
Eis.

Departed this life
Joy OF Nelson. JOHN LONDON. par
OF his leaving widow children
thine |.' 7I|'''I." y
TIE obituary long friend.
ship With the deceased aud truly
purity Of character, upghness
had fsu EQUALS aud consider his death public
an Industrious, Intelligent and useful member 81 society.
At the rceidcnce OF Mr.. John q. Miller, la Berkeley
county, on the 9Th instant, MARY NELSON, aged II
mouths aud days. daughter Of wm O. and Mary J. u.
Lipscomb, Of Lynchburg, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
The Florida Election.
The following is revised statement Of the official and
reported majordes in Florida, far heard from

Democratic majority. ......................lS 1857
The counties TO be heard from are Sumpter yolusia,
Brevard aud Dade the fret Of which reported TO
have given American majorites These counties have
been formed since 1854
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21

overnors who refused TO come up 70 the vosk Raleigh
II somebody don't vt<. viii io~ nothing else thar 20
inquire after NE health Of the are .ngush
ing ior that next ep- telling al about the Southern
Convention III Governors which want held = ffe<ricks
bary Heraid .I M.I '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21

The following IL comparative ssstsmens Of the leading
hems Of Ne eanks ce..snsea reported.
LIST inst v - observed there he's been the
a~ean. Of each department compared With NE Cor ~
corresponding period Of last Of spes tasIs Of
esi.on, ssasss Of dpe.s. tssss ~; Outstanding
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21

Young lady explained to printer the other day the
distinction between printing and publishing. and the
eoaclusion Of her reaarkr by way Of illustration she said
You may print Kiss ON my check, bot you
publish L."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
FOR PRESIDENT OF TnE UNITED STATES
m I l. l. A u ID FIJI l. M o u e
OFNRW YORK.
FOR yICE-pRESIDENT
REV JACK SON DON
OF TENIyR.SShE.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
LIST Dis-JAhES G. HOLLADAY, Of Norfolk CO.
I'd JOHN POLLARD, OF Petersburg.
Sd a. WILLIAM MARTIN, al Hsury.
4th TuoS. NJ. B0NDURANT, Buck'ham.
5th WILLIAM N. GABELL, OF Nelson.
9Th JOHN N. Bolts, Of Richmond.
7th GEO. T. YERBY, OF Northampton.
sth JOHN CRlTCHER, Of wcsimoteland.
9Th q II. SHACKELrORD, of Fauquier.
9th ALEX'R X. BoTELER, Of jefferson.
lth JOHN d. IMBODEN, oi Augusta
9Th WALLER r, STAPLES. Montgomery.
Sch ISAAC J. LEFTWlCH, of wythe.
4th BENJAMIN H. SMITH, of Ksnawha.
9Th Z" J. w. GALLAhER Of Marshall
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
K,xe 4 Qyrrs Cocsr.Ilou.r, oc,. 10. ,ss.

Editors RfchSs"nd Whig.
Gvntlemen-M. X. II. Garnet aud Robert Saunders
the candidates Tor Congress from this district will ad~
the people OF King Queen at the Court House on Wed.
nesday. the 2sih instant.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21

a.f.-tt tii,soI.iTs ~ tis.sssJsos ~
The following starmsnt OF the leading items Of the
Warmers bank Of nneAstle nstailon) %
Specie soo'sss; Circulation ttoocc State deposited
with State Treasurer $4,000; Deposss, tsbzI Diseoua t
SiI.1s. =
tappears from the last quarterly OF the Farmers
Bank Of Va and Rank Of vEna that hold the
" Treasury noiss" Of his Commonwealth, follows:
Farmers, Hank. .. sss 800
Hank VI Virginia., 2Ioao
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21

m, ne s::sss 49,, 80 - ;,ss =: 49,
.ss :s<s.a ss.Assess ~ te.ases ss ys..a -
ion, ! .:s,.s . -: =. S ~; r. ~:s
ported y. s.s :s.s.s u.
ssss.,. a. ss: =. ssssss v: sssss. the
wes-.., s:so sc.s. Pr: sse0a .Ssi..-. N.
P',s,. sfs ~" ". sss o.a; y, 70. Pine
ssn ssss 40 Mn s,sss ssss s:s-.s.
LIVE srock- Jacob Shook reports. R-.s cAr,ts-sI0s
e ss:sas: sss 'sss sss ~ s s
S sss:as ss: .''i sss. = q . 90.
voasssso saSasvnsais at Ssv Tort. as s Ais
50 cent. ~, ss,s IA s.s.ss. - ..-..
ssi ease ma Ss.sse, sssss. mol, sss 10Y
| 81; nd CT: p: :s:i:. s1s';;
NEW roak MAskkTs. os.ss.r iss. Pm
sSs..w: sess s.,.s.. falling "a IN u. as@s.s Tor Sat.
Ss.. 90 q. "a. :; holder. 70 .ss price: may e quo
% = ss Al sS' ss as
sag.raas. .sd o. g /. sie for fancy and sIu.
sosI %.-is arm; sIs :. Il s.s s1s si,.s
y: ,,s.::: q, ale. ma. Oh.
and demand ss.S; AZ. s 80 "a. o..
:::is ';:. "a 9 s. ~:
.Sa & a.. , Is. CO. viii sales
S. sal ~ export demand a ~. %. s ana
ps,y ..Oas s.s. to sssi.s s.dsr h... sss.id e ases.
s SS; y e.; g S' s sssss ls q
o. q S s bod ,s ~ S,s:s.s .ss 8 ts.
at o. 10 .,sr, co,a sS.S.
bush % . ssas s. s
100 ss. .. &c., tn. make. unsettled ana N.
tendency strongly downward. $50
Tor New Orleans
nALrrMoas MARKET. os, ,sA.pM
de nd hna
,al ~.,,..;a p. ;,a,y .a1.sssa sss..s.:s
have been lager bot II. r.ss. h
s..n light about 300 hais portion . Ar
m ... s..ssss ~ s; az s.,.
.ss Ia, been taken By ioryss 'spps Is.csshsai
% I p, rs s on e. : ss
o" s. ss.s $ Ss T.s s .. IT.; G
su s osS ss :.% c s i Ss' ss s' a%y
orally sans hayers, he~svrr did dposd pur.
osmre, through IN. week for Grain
has % ss' san sss %..s .s,, % market
,c%s 10 to y S Per es.ns bot no %.'es, change h..
ho.sve, price. hsy. bern pretty veil sustained Tue
demand today "a: ,.,r shipper. bought tr.y
s. % .s ~ . ss; a.. Snss.os % 800
prime ls'..oss We quote choice =, loss Red sa.os c,.
Leo bushels offered. and sales CTS. yellow Is
orrhers fair inquiry AeOu, 5000 sa.hsl. offered
sa.S s: Ss'sd P and . i.tsr rsos,r.a
ss'c'-; Maryland IsaIs cts.
hand Small sails Of New cts Museova-
10 ssss Porto Rico ot5o kns,h nts
gallon.
fEvtsosswe have note another proyi,.
There hiss been nd
bn there have been sa worth noting
The mark although quiet generally
rnsccofhe the etions
ht. The sales OF Maryland compr whole
lions. and some few small parcels which
saa Ss'- r.. s.' a , aSps a ~ nat
ilt above tni The ID yearly
al To- and shippers will ground Leaf
which vii doubt he Toward early prepared
tr msrk,t Owing To the -mand aud the comps,an
parshasersh sh viii la all probability be fully
We c,ntinur former quotations.
wmkr-Stock coutipu<s
tair to-day S6knsI CO. Penn.
sylv-ni. aG IL 10 freely offered rhese prices
o. soo ibis OHIO At s6k gallon.
BALTIMORE CArrLE MaRKrT, OCT. II. -----
coming freely
hrsd the scales which driven
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