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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
ESTRAY STEERS.

TAKEN UP by Sam'l Long, Sea, in Ceo.r.
J. Township, on the I'D day Of November
1850, two yearling steers, one dark red. Ana
the other bFindls with line back csch =. !
crop Oh Of each ear, and . slit in the night one.
and appraised at $40 before R. n. Long Ear
Nov. 18th, 1855. wv CATTEY7
no0sm County Clerk.
1TRAY MARE AND MULE.
TAKEN UP byJ. r. r. Anderson n Io~,
y Township, on the 18th day Of Novembsr.
I0o, % sseray light chestnut Sorrsl 1ass with
some gray haiis len fore loot whit. small white
blass On The right OF the centre Of the ~ shons
y hsnds high, - about ysars Old nsxt
spring.
Also, dark bay mule, about "a hsnls Mn
about thres years old next spring, and apDr.ised
q 500 sach. hsfose Alexander Hines, Esu..
Nov lSsn, IeOo. Nv. CAvSul
oo-se' Coas1 Cssrk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

Township, on the 10Th day Of Now, A D, 1855.
one blsckstset, foitr years old, past, with white
ip theface and on the hips and bellv; crop
off OF ire LEFT, and an under bill in each ear, ar-
Prsaised at $40. Also, two red calves. one
steer calf, with white face and belly, appraised
At s.; the other il bull calf, with star IN his
facs, and white on the rump and belly; appari-
ssd at 50, before d. Pia,ier Esq
Dec. 10th, 1885. ]. w. CATTEIL,
I,3m. Co. Clerk.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

"a Cover, BRO. & Co., Of Iowa
City, havs recently opened Banking
Exchange and General Land Agency Of
Zee At lewa City. The Covers are well
and favorably known throughoas this
county, and as such il will need no rec
ommendation 10 ensure favorable pat.
ronagc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

ca We know of no greater nuisance
to business men than tina, Of having 90 DDS
and freight dsta ned, and damss red in
their transmission BY railroads, and tran.
sPoriat.n companies Business men
when sending good, or other freigh,s, by
transportation lines, wish them &c arrive
in soma reasonable time and in cool or.
der, aud no, be con- PEELED TO pay more
than ,hsy ars worth for freigh, money.
This ha, too frequently been the case and
we take pleasure in referring our readers
and particularly those who have goods to
transport, to the advertisement. OF Hull,
Allen s. Co, WHO promise promptly TO
NEE; these things aud not lie, their eas,o-
mers suffer by the careIessness or delays
Of their agents. The U. s. Express Co.
is well known as The grea, Company OF
the world See sdver. isernent.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
County Matters.

Bridges.-The long talked Of propo,,
ION for the building Of County bridges,
now before the people, as will be seen
reference to the proclamation. I. is
matter in whsct mush interes, has been
manifested and it now renains for its
friends TO secure its adoption or rejection.
Avlosp L1ah. While a, Isya City
We we're informed by the Governor thai,
BY July, in all probao il.ty. the returns OF
swamp Lands would be received from
TIE General Land Office. BY reference
Is the repor, Of the Surveyor, on file in
this office, it appears there are, in this
County, abost 400 acres of islands and
$1,000 acres Of prairie reurned by him
as Swamp Lands.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
Oaa ge Grange.

have fo< sale about 1A,uoo Usage sterce-
4 SsHtA suitable tM ssi,pg ln l..si-e tke .usu.
iag year. they will ls Fold for es.b or On
time vi b interest
Price - per thousand Orders 80, ls !, II
wi.n DIR. c''isft. Of npisn o, he sussxlb ~r
at his residence. Z miles sos,h OF linton en-
the Museatins road. n.gIFyE
n9-2n
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ESTR1Y COLTS

TAKEN Up by Andrew Moor, In SugssCreet
Township % the 26th day Of Nov. 1856, onedark
brown mare colt, with white spot Ia Der ace
two years old past. And one light bay at,ss
colt. one year old past, With spot in tie sasa
and the right bind foot ~h;fe The mare cd,
appraised at 500, ani he horgc colt APPRAISED
at SIS before B. W. Wall, esq.. Nov. 80. 1855.
n50-3n J. w. CArrklI.
County Clerk.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

~Frut Trees will DE seen by
reference to the Advertisement. in ano,h-
er column, tina, Robe.t Al. Long, Esq,
y agen, for the SAL OF trees from the
celebrated nursery at Rochester, N. Y
This is one OF the most extensive nur.
series in the World, and can supply a
grea, variety s. rees and shrubbery
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

SAMUEl DEWELL,
Surveyor al Upton sad geasf 81 Land ayr>

WILL attend promptly b. all busine =. rs,tafi,p
IN ages.;sneh "a
Buying and Seiiing On. Commission,
PAYING or TAfRS
giving Information respecting land. Il! thin oov,
y ae. Elnigrants aud settlers can get choice o.
iscuoss oi lands BY calling a. his Office,
FOR SALE. Lots and q, Block / |, tow. o
Rochester, upon which rs situated a confrta
BILE dwelling with cellar aud well.
Also, Lot 9, Block %. bwn # Rochester. bv
SAxrA DESxLL,
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Wanting a Splendid sscek Farm
All gx0ELLEsr 4 VALUlBLR
Farm for Sasa I!

ne Undersigned hss wen imrr.,.t
Farm, situated : IN ilas frsf, Wilt, or
-. =. Miss. 4 Mo. Railroad, ard 10 miles fros,
he s.id Farm contains ia acres . AL.
renee, ~ OF which 10 aNsll t;r4tered. God
!fAms Hoass-aroyal S~~.nr 81 yanag spnle
trees, &C., Soc, sruatei ihefeou =
f~sens desiring greet bar gain vii call OIL
III subscriber ut his otfee IN Inc eour Rpr,.
h", ,ooo acffs OF sllains prair!s lss! III
sais' II. e. PIArT, Upton 10 f.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

ga il is now drawing towards
spring j, viii soon BE time u set ont
trees and prepare for orchards and fruits
Al some future time. To that cod we call
the attention Of COR readers to the adver-
,isemsn, Of the Upton Nursery. q ~hicA
may be had choice selection of Trees.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
Esl We call attention 10 tho ,dv.,

fsss~ We call attention to the adyer.
tlsenent Of Elliott & Pisk, Commission
Merchants Of Davenport. They are re-
commended by the best houses in the
East, and promise to do the fair thing by
their customers. They will purchase
produce, or receive j. on consignment,
making liberal advances.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
ESTRAY COW

Taken mp By John Thome, In Springfield town.
1 ship, on the 10th day Of Dec. 1855, medi.
um sized red COW, with some white on the loin.
and belly, with short crooked horns, eight or
nine years old, and appraised at $40 before
James h. Noe, Esq. Dec, 18th 1855.
J. W. CArrsLL, County Clerh.
January, ID 1856. Inl-Sml
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

Executors Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given That letters Of ,Ad :.
~ ministratien have been duly issued IN me i,
by the County Court Of Cedar Co, Iowa, up-
on the estate OF David Mckay deceased. Al
persons indebted to the said estate viii, make
payment at once, to the subscriber, and those
having claims sgainst said estate will present
them Tor settlement, duly Authenticated CIT
Feb. 6, 1856. NELSON RATHBUN. Ex,r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

Obitvayy.-Ths Massachusetts news
papers announce the death Of prominent
persons in that State; Deacon Daniel
Stafford, and Cyrus Alger, Of Roston--
the former engaged in missionary cn,sr-
prisss, and the latter successful manu-
iacturer Prof. Edward T. Charming.
for thirty.,wo years Professor Of Rhe,-
ORIG in Harvard College; DR.. Thaddeus
Harris Of the same Institution; Horstio
Byington, Of starkbridgs, Judge Of Com
mon Pleas Court; Nathaniel Morton
son Of Ex-Governor Morton, 4 prominent
lawyer and politician; BENZ. Ssaver, late
mayor Of Boston Mrs. Margaret Forbes
mother Of R.R. Forbes, Captain Of the
jamestown, and Of John M. Forbes,
Prssiden, Of the Michigan Central Rail-
road, 1873.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

BSsiness Of q Kaasas Town.
worth City contains three hundred and
seventeen buildings, Of which seventy
six are business houses. During the last
year one dry goods firm there, il il said.
sold $4,000 worth Of goods.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
ESTKAY COLT.

Taken MP BY Samuel Gilllland, In Pho.
nesr Township, on the 18th day Of Dee. 1855.
9 brown, horse colt, one year old, past, snali
WINE spot IN the f.cs, with black hosfs, streak
Platner, ESQ. Nv. CATTETY
Dse. 20 %. lA CO. Clrk.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

E. d. Norrell, charged With the mseder OF
Gorden. IN Missouri, BY the 0facers Who trscked
him tAnhsr. Dec Gaz,
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Terms OF SALE One third. cash In hard,
balance LIST Of Jaaua y 81 aud 'ts. Land sold
IN lots 10 stt purchasers. sale 10 commerce
between the hours Ut 10 A. NJ. and Ap. III
Further particulars 0ads kncssn on sav cf
sale. I'll L.EEiI
Upton, Feb. i5. 1854 nj wv.
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T n B L II
Land for Sale.

NE Tinh~ lasi sns wn a, ths .cunr:,.r
y Timber, = row Ter sale. in IT,. +. sri,
parcsa*eIs Alss, 20 acres, rari rr.ir.a ana
part iinesr, i've Ia,lss South II Upon, any
nam ~
Wanting a Splendid Sscek Farm
can SUIT himsslfwsl in .ae above piece 4 ant
n'so, 90 sefes. part Prairie rad part Timber.
ono mile west Of Tiptan, very asArshI. nee.
81 iand Ass, house ccntsinit. air ra,n.
and . lot and As!f. All tie above prop.f,y
can be had On rsasosahls seras
Enquire Of J.W kYSPrr
hs''m' Upton, Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

Of timber land and mill seat on Rock Creek
" Will he sold on Saturday, Nov. i.t, 1880,
at the Court Hosse door in Upton, the fellow
ing hpxcrihed l.n1
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MAJ3atry roa the RAILROAD.
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ESTRAY NOTICES.

k.TaAf COLT -rsken up, b, Ruben NcCAss- n =
residence In centre tovnshp Gefar nnty Iova On
day Of February 1876 d.rs hay her.. ro h.cs ,n.,
tall whti.h bind lets ard White in The s.e- IA .
psssed ii So, beors Robert isoex Es1 ~ ~
nssn ~ rATrRy q, a.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

ksIkAf A.Rr CotT-rstsn up ny Jotn Y Dow in law
Sewnsh'p the 81 of jam 1855 h.y .y. -.
with black .sss ssi tail, sas .4r n III. f,c. w.
esrs old p,s. aud sppr.s-d II F5 Ajax Hin~. a..
annary tth 1856 j. W. u&rrHlL oamiy ~
January llh $50 pssn
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TUESDAY, Sept. 9-P. N.


The improved feeling in the Stock Market continues,
with more general transactions in the various Stocks
on the list. The shorts bought freely and there was
less disposition on the part of the bears to put out
sellers options. Some outside orders are appearing,
but not to an important extent which scarcely be
looked for until all alarm in regard to yellow fever has
subsidized This apprehension is now rapidly passing
away but still checks the disposition to operate for
rise. The discovery of an error in the deposit
line of the Bank statement had a favorable effect
at the Second Board. Erie opened at COZ, and
closed at Gil, an Improvement Of I y cent. Cash
stock is very scarce, and has been lent Tor
some days past without interest. Reading was
heavy in the morning, ST, and sold in Phila-
delphia at S4s; but at the Second Board re-
covered to ISL. Panama was 93l a94; Central, SCI
s6t and quiet; Canton sold at 23t. The business in
the shares of the Western Railroads is increasing, and
the upward turn is strong Although the less active
stocks of this description difficult to sell when the
general market is heavy, they are equally difficult
to buy when the market is buoyant There being but
few shorts in them, as there are in the active
ancies there not always buyers in the Board and
in such decline must be submitted to when it is
necessary to force sales. similar effect is expert
enced when orders to buy to any extent in the
A'oos~' AIN" Wv" i"Pius inuu0e ooiSS NV
most active Western stock to-day was Toledo which
advanced to H. Rock Island was e5s; Galena, 1854,
seller sixty. La Crosse in demand and after the
Board GO bid. The receipts Of this road for the
first week Of September were sl3,52O 20, increase
Of ECO on the previous week and equal to about
$50 eco for the month, nearly 81 600 y mile. This
is an increase Of $4,000 any previous month. Mil
waukee and Mississippi was wanted at IN, which is
cent better. Pittsburgh advanced to So and 60 was
bid for 500 shares, buyer months. Illinois Central
was very scarce and at the close Ill was bid. Mch
gan Southern sold at 9l buyers option sixty days. and
Michigan Central at 9li. There was an improvement
of in Illinois Central Bonds, which sold at 92s. Other
Railroad bonds were quiet State Stocks are finn but
tho transactions are limited excepting in Missouri, Of
which 81, eco sold at So.
The business has been to fair extent in Exchange
for the steamer but the supply of bills has been quite
equal to the demand, and the market was fiat at the
close. Several parcels Of outside bills have been on
The Market including $4,000 drawn against the loan
made u LONDON by Mr.. CulOm for the Lebanon Val
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ALDRICH-on Tuesday September James Aldch, aged s
TIE friends Of the family are invited attend his funeral at St.
Thomas Church, Thusdsy morning, September H. At
O'Clock.
BowERs-On Sunday September congestion Of BRAIN
William of Michael and Almens Bowers ssed years,
months and Is days
wife Of Martin Brown, in the S4th year Of her
BEATY-At Newark, N j., on Sunday, September John b.
eldest con Of Alexander and Rachel Beaiy aged 20 year,
BARKER-As w.'hinston City on saturday seps en-
Tucker in the 2eth year Of her
ysanse.t a.s.a,.I q VIM and Sarah F. Booth aged 10
William F.,iisl Peter and Kate 6oisn .ssd years,
months and "a days
George II. DOIemas, esq. in the Si't ye" Of his age
DURYEE-At Rochester, on Saturday, September g. M.
FARRELL-Drowned at Newbursh. Thursday. August y,
smes Farrell native of the County Lansord Parish Of Moy
FULLER-In GreeDport. L. l., on Monday SspsmbeI 9,
abort illness Sarah, wife OF Bsnl.mn NJ Fuller Of
y1suER-Op MONDAY September g. Peter Fisher aged q
years and months
oyOp SATURDAY. August 80 Sarah Guy aged 70 years.
Ev.rdel
GARDINER-Ip the City Of Brooklyn Sunday September
a. Nathaniel Gardiner IN the s5th year Of his age.
GRICEoD Sunday september Mrs Virgins T. Grice wife
Of Joseph Once In the Sstk year OF her age
tive Of Scotland.
HETHERINGToN-On Monday September 9, Jane, wife o.
Thomas Hstherinston, aged 81 years.
HOwARD-At Dubuque, Iowa. on Tuesday, August g. saer
short ilness, Ann wife Of William Howard formerly Of
Brooklyn deceased in the sd Of her age native
Of Pictou, Nova Scotia
HENDRICK-At MAi,eswsn, Dutehess County. N Y, on
MedDesdsy September Cshsne Sperry only daughter
William and CSihsrDe Hendrick eyed months and * days
HALsEY-In this city Monday September after
ing Illness MrE Mary T., widow Of the late Benton w.
Hasey, NJ ID.
JOHNsON-Or Tuesday morning, after lingering Illness
George W. Johnson Of Louisiana, In the 1ith year
His fends and those II his brotber Bradh, John and
Edwin A. invited attend his funeral this afternoon
~ o'clock Calvary Church, corner Of Fourth avenue and
Twenty-First street.
JOURDAN-On Tuesday ptember O. Of disease Of the heart
p,rrf Jourdan native OF the city OF Doublin ireland
and ir the last forty years resident Of this city aged "a
The friends Of the family and the OF his son John Jordan
are respectfully invited attend bis funeral from his late
residence No $50 Mulberry strees, On IharSdsy alter
noon at O'Clock.
n Louis and Albany papers plesss copy
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MARRIED..

CROWN-ROY-By the Rev Mr. Fields Mr.. John Crown, to
Mise Mary A. Z. Roy both of this city,
DODGE-BERGEN-On Tuesday, September BY the Rev
al Of Mount Morris, Livingston County n Y.
LORD-TUFFER--In Brooklyn at the Church Of the Holy
Trinity Monday Sept mber 8, by tie Rev. VIM H.
Lewis D. D. James s. Lord Of Muca ine Iowa. to Emily,
youngest daughter Of Charles d. Tufer
Observation-Disclosures Sunday ,Sptember7, by the Rev
s. NJ Isascs, the Wooster street Synagogue, Moses
Lenths esq, of Savannah, Ca to Miss Catharine Ekan
Of this city
September by the Rev MI Wilson Of the Presbyterian
Church John Mccoy Miss Ann Eliza dsush-
tet Of Mr.. Ira Beach all of Newton Sussex County j.
McDOwELL-KNAPP-In thi. city, Monday, September
Inv the Hon Barker, President Of the Board ct Al
S.1men Thomas r. Mcdowell Of this city to Frances
Knapp, Of Fredonia, Chatsuque County
TERHUNE-HAWES-At Richmond, Va, on Tuesday Sep
smber the Rev Edward p Tehune Of Charlotte County
Va Miss Mary Virginia Hswc the popular authorizes o.
the Hidden Path &c.
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gale from =. =. v. split sss and struet BY bssv, -
which the vessel leaking badly part of deck sd ~
her and tire tho vessel bs lset of The ~
was 90 throw overland portion Il the ero ~
and whcs' q rhsr h Lc pumps have been eon.t,
soirs ever since O. i'tp 'ty res -
sclr + :. wili,y csntr'en, Washington, n. C., n,,s
stores 20 : l.. Mitoirfl.
selr Martha MosrTy Ncaben- N c. d., D.vL .,er.. 4,
sclr R,tecca wor,em, Petersburg d., aoar le 10 /
sebr D. Trnwbrise lof New. HaIenl Morrow Gon.iv-s~
ds loswood mahogany &c. to A. Hokef Molmann vel
sehr Cumberland, Chase, Oeorge,own. s. C., coal
sebr MARYLAND, Chase. Aie1sndria d., coal
schr Olivia, Dor, Norfolk d.. wheat.
schr. c. r. Dix, Parks Virginia. corn.
Selr Csthsrine Thornas Tnt'le, Virginia potatoes.
soLr. Hsxon Rogers Fsrrcn. Virginia potatoes.
scLr. n. Ravens filey Virginia.
Schr. \ y. Ballard, Cook, Virginia
Schr. Sherwood Williams, Virginia
Schr. Enelne Denarcs,, Georgetown d. coal
Sohr. George Henry Gordon Newbern 5 "a
Schr Eveline Ray, Jacksonsille ds, 70 NJ, Macy.
Schr. Mary, Robbins, Newbern. TO r. Blossom.
Schr Whrlwnd Simpson, Alexandria COAL
Schr. Reindeer. Orinton Baltimore coal
Scbr. Oc.sn Wsve, McBGin, Newbern, n. c.
schr. BsInstable, Gorhsm, Boston
Pr, peer Sarah, Jones' philadelphia
Proreler Pelican, Auldrich Providence.
Propeller Osprey k.pney Providence.
Propeller Jackson, Baker, Portland
Propeller Chss Osgood, Smith, Norwich.
BEiOM-Shp Nicolas Havre II ds-(By pilot boat NJ Nh
SAILFD-U. g. steamgste Merrimae, for Souths 20 %,
ships Risns Sun. skol6eld for ST. stephen, n b., Z
Hotzes, fer Liverpool. ,
WINb-Durins the day, from the s. and light.
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steamship Southerner T. D. EVAN master Charles.
ndse and passengers Spoord Teston Co. Sunday
u p so miles north Of Hsteras EXCHANGED signals with
steamship Nashville from New-Yok for Charleston. At 81
p 50 miles north Of Hattess exchanged signals with
ship Keystone State from Philadelphia for Charleston and
steamship Alabama from New York for Savannah Monday
p 10 miles south Of Barnesat passed steamship Quaker
Steamship Augusta, Lyons. Savannah 60 hours
the river bound up Sunday % of Hstterss exchanged
signals with steamship Nashville and at III with steamship
Alabama.
Ship Tropic tof New Bedford Smith, Shields d. d.e to
order vessel 20 Barclay Livingston Has been days w Of
the Banks Aug IT, lat &C. Ion 20 TO- ship Abner
bound +.
Bark Glenwood lnew), Glover, Northport.
Bari Aeyna Norr Curscos 10 d. fustic &c 10 Boonen
Graves Co Aug %, LAT 20 o. Ion. 81, spoke brig Isabella
Jewett Of Bangor, for Jacme.
Brig Milton McEwan Porau Prince ls d. loswood TO H.
Becker Graeyes 30h ut lat 90 Ion a. spoke Jubi
lee, from Portland for Csrdenas.
Brig ST. Mary johnson, Marseabo p d., hides, kc to c.
Stesson Co.
ssh5 Flannel AgPles.'e Savannah 10 d. cotton &C. to
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Arr NewBedford 5th ship Sharon (of Fairhsven, Church.
on the passseel ~ "
Ocean. 49, ~' - ~
St Helene July a. ship Conress Kelley $50 bbls %:
ana O VII for NewBedford few days; banks George and
Mary Dsyo ws.iport $50 sp sail in few day. era.eI
ripple MORAN New.London, 18th, for cruise in few d.
Cia NswBedord Sd, barks Iowa of Fsrhsyen Moores.
Ocean.
Al Atsssmss June s. bark Peru Easton Nantucket, ESP.
Ar New Bedford 4h, ship Florida. Little, Ochosk Sec,
Lahana Nov ath Munsanu NJ March 18Th Sunday Island
May 18th, with 40 bbs sp taken since leaving Sandwich
Islands. and se do VIII oil sent home on the voyage 900
ibs bone Spoke April Zth, NewZealsnd Ground shp
Oliver CrseL.r Msceaye N B., go May a. .hip AlPh:,
Franklin Packard b. 30 since leaving Bay Of Issnds,
Aug 3oth In Gulf Stream, whale ship. supposed the
Sharon, of and for Fahaven bongspoke her July lh lst
M lon. 81 w 100 sp. Lost overheard May 6th Devile
Gardner Of New York.
Sailed 9Th, bark lows, Pacific Ocean,
Ocean.
letter from Capt Norton of bark Ceor New Bedford
reports her Kena May sth with bbs 3D. oil on bord
boats crew had deserted Gaby the loss Of the
March 6srks Gen Scott Coueh r. H. and Winthrop, Aim
ucket l,l0o bba %. "
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Mnrkets. .Rsported By Telegraph.

Oswyco Sent &c m-WHEAr steady; sales ~ ousn ~
G 5C for Whit Csnsdrn 3 % for Milwaukee Spring. IS
Tor Chicago Spring 81 IS for red Ohio saost Corn held
e. 72c FREiGHrs unchanged LAKE IMPORTS
osyE67S SIS bush Wheat 81 IFS bush Conn., 57s bush Bar
lev 900 bush. Rye. CANAL ExPoRTs-lcio Dds flouf'
81, go bu.h. Wheat, 20 $40 bush. Corn.
NEwORLEASs Sept. 9-CoTToN-Ssles to-day so bales at
IlIal2lc for Mdding 9.d9ic. Flour Sc b Corn
Western yellow 75c. and white 95c. LARD In kegs DC
S1ERLNG ExcHANGE 8! y cent premium $500
Rury.Io sent 90 D. m-FLouR unchanged; sales 100
bb AT SO Q sc choice extra Ohio Michigan, Iowa
and Indiana WHEAT favors buyers sales 81 BUSH at
81 so for Chicago Spring and 81 30d 81 81 for red IL
nois. Corn unchanged; sales $4,000 BUSH at SIC oAI
lower: sales bush RYE rrner sales 900 bush.
at re Receipts for twenty four hours ending to-
dsy: 5I99 bbs FLOUR; So AZ bush WHEAT; ST. 1863 bush
Conn 4 5 bush OATS Canal exports: 50 SO BUSH WHEAT
1865 bush. Com; Y, $40 bush. OATS.
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