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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-03
MATHEW McNABB,
MANUFACTURER OF VINEGAR

pEALER
Flour. Will Feed Of nII kinds, Corn and
Corn 1IeuI, Oats, HSOled Hay, sc.
Of the ABOVE articles delivered free OF extra charge
The highest price paid in cash for all Country Produce
articles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-03

TWENTY-FIVE PR CENT DISCOUNT IN FIRsI
4 class engraYil8s will be nsle until further notices
ALI. CASH PURCHASES OF
LOOKING GLASSEs, PICTURE FRAMES;
ESGRASiN6S, ARTISTS AIATERLAIS. &c. SC.
WHICH WILL, ny SOLD INDEPENDENTLY
at the LOWEST hIARKET. PRICES, and the privilege cf
selecting said deduction immenscStoeE and great
of I5s p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-03

dRRRsAL AoRSrs.
PHILADELPHIA W Dyott Sons 1872 n 81 street. New
York Barnes & Park 800 Broadway corner Duane. Dait
more Cusparc brothers, Gay and Penua. Avenue. Gin
cnnat John d. Park. Chicago, barclay Brothers, 2l8
Water st. st. Louis, barnard Adams Co. N. Orleans
J. Wright Co.
Sold by Laughllns Bushheld Wholesale Agents North
Western Virginia. T. n. Logan Co.. and other Druggists
and Merchants generally throughout the United States and
oanadas. oetSdawly.
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SlF{AEs..z,- HAZLETON 6 BROTHERS. -
Pr N o FORTE
q MA N q r Stu REKS
CRIsTADOhO'S HAIR DYR!

Within mt she'll al the merits lie,
or Cristadort'S never eqtaled Dye t-tt
Red makes black, to brown transiormsA grey.
And keeps the hbrssA always from decay. e-s-g-
This matehiess reVitaEnF Hair Dye, still holds It's poh
lon the most hRrn and ecuciouS Hair In THE
WORLD. Prepated and sold, wholesale and retail, and
applied lin ten private rootsl No. AS
ron HOUSE BROADWAY Nav YORK; and by all Druggists
Pei tuners in the United States.
Agents Cincinnati, 0lo John u. Park, Scion Palmer.
1850 a jahi8-ly-tI&ws
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-03

|" ccsPAR's RAT BxTERNdINAToR
An infallirle destroyer RATS NICE, ANTS GROUND
MICE RIOLES, sc. (Not dangerous to the Human
Famy) do die In teir holes but come out and
Put up in 2ac., ssc, ESQ., 81, g, So, IS Boxes,
ssCOSTARS" BED MUG EXTERMINAT0R.----
Never fail-and used every day by thousands
in New York and elsewhere. at.5,.g--T
put up In 25c 6pc Tbc 81 10, and 81 so Bottles
,sCOSTARS'' ELECTRIO POWDER
For the destruction of Morns, MOSQUITOES fIEs FtEAs,
PLANT INSECTS, Fowls AND ANtSALS, &c. &c.
Ei- Put up In 25C. aud 60c. RoSea
Sold Wholesale and Retail ''C0STARS'' PRINCIPAL
pal DRUGGISTS and DEALERS throughout the CRiteH
AielicG. $50
SE-Orders olIcdys be- accompanied by the cash.
e58- No goods sent Commission, s5e
~ Small Sample Packages put up at the lowest whole
sale prices for first orders in places, with Cards, Show
Bills Posters, &c. &c. isls'.It 5tE .-esi -F.tt
e Packages expressly phi: mp for Slips, STEAMBOATS,,
Hotels, Public Institutions, &C. rs4it $50
20 Full particulars to Wholesale DeGIe,-Se
prices, &C. &c, will be promptly mailed ON aPrcatloL
Address "COSTARi " No 1888 Broadway, y. "
Sold By n. LOGAN & co.. anil
LAUGHLINS BUSHFIELn. -zs
r,bOSL or,Sayv 715sF.I' NbeaI,r,, Va
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--..EI5rg,-x PlANO RORTE9 a TlOIsINS.
r y y ~ Piano Fortes from CEITckER1NG 4 SONS
which make it complete, and which We Oner
the lowest Eastern prices and warrant them not only
for but 10 yeats required. Also fresh lot Of Yi0lS
Pine Guitar with good stock Of Variety Goods and
A No. % Union It 1mNSl ]. MELLOR.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
CUSTOM MILLS.

WE Viii exchs flsHr faT heat, far-s; noes
w be ratio, vii -Four wheat by the uuantitv ~
gsionieTs. at the lowest possible living rate Weddings
Shorts and BFan, aiways on hand sid Ter lie.
Meaning de~rve liberal Patronage We cotf.IYn,l,
xpect q t,htsif H. WATSON { CONKITS
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Blinds. Blinds. Blinds

E'YFET variety ofwj Bis d. snsliufa sr. 20 or,s-
a. Slort Heire at HAMBR00k * Sash Do ana Bin5
Factory, Is; door east Of sliy Bank
DAW AND BOILED LuSsEED OIL.
IL Spts Turpen,i.e faini aud Brushes fr sale
No. 40 Ma II ST. S CLARK K son
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NallcC IL GreSifar.

In Probate kenosha County Conrt
In ne matter OF The Estate II Elisabeth Buggankamp late
ofWheatland, Kenosha County, decreased: -
Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Lett testsmentsty the last will and Testament, ~
ssd deceased having been issued Caroline Plate and
Isaac W. Webster this 18th day Of January A. d 1857
and months from aud after said day being allowed s
limited for creditors to present their cams for examination
and allowance notice il hereby given tina; the
wd on the first Monday Of March, A. d. 1881 his Office
ia the city AID county Of Kenosha, at ten O'Clock of
sad day and also the 10Th day Of July A. d. 1851,
~ the same place and hour, hold court receive
me and ADJUST all claims add demands Of al against
sad deeeased. AN32 JON JII.SiIN Cnnnty In,ixr
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

In the Of the last will OF Marie Cha
puts Racine, deceased
ON reading and fling instrument in writing purp ring
to will and Of Marie Chapuis
of Kenosha city, deceased and also the
petition Of Joseph Racine city among
other things that the said Marie Chapu Racine lately
Kenosha CRY aforesaid teSste and that said instrument
the last will and testament Of said deceased and that he
the said petitioner il the identical Joseph b. Racine
and appointed in and by said will and testament,
ecuor thereof; and ying that day may be appointed
for hearing the proofs Of said last will AID testament
IL ordered hat the proofs Of said heard
before the Judge VI this Court the 18th day February
A D. 1851. at the Office OF said Judge in the city ecun.
- Of kenosha, at ten o'clock A NJ. OF said day.
And il further ordered that public notice thereof he
given all persons interested by publishing copy Of this
order for three weeks successfully in the Kenoa Tribune
and Telegraph weekly newspaper published keno,ha
civ In said county. JON Y. I1LSUN, County Judge
Dared krnnsi a, Janra'y 18th. 1891. GSw3J
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ADMINISTRATOR SALE.
N Hsrahu Ye~- H[ a m q hu anFsnsr 6'nn~s

EM FrObatc--K enOsha 0unty Court.
In ths matter Of ne ate Of Nathaniel ID Carp decssed
license made ia said matter on the 10 day f March A. @
Eah Of said ss'Sts will on the si.hth day Of
ag a pf tb a. 1i sag b a. H. Sa
go town ~ two 81 north range t aae
u sesen t is 81 Tr.,P no. ~S 81 rang.
of land ore or leas Also an undivided haH OF tbs
north as rarter Of section twenty (22) township No
two (2)rorth range twenty-five CD east containing in
the last described piece one hundred aud Sky
or less situated town Of Somers AID kenosa county;
SARAH p. CLAPP. Aimx.
Dated Kcnosha, Oct. 18th 1856 l3s19.
The above vale hereby postponed until Saturday The
2end day OF November $50 a. the sam pace ard
The above sale hereby further postponed until Saturday
the lst day of March A D. lS5 At The same place and
dated TX keuosha, r;ov %, 1850 i3wsi Admisirat. T.
Chnncery Sat.
In Equ5ty-St If " scons,.. - henosha C0",t/
C,rcHd Co"ri
George w Halls and George n Towsee, Patrick Spell
man, Catharine SIelman, JOAN Erickson, Josiah D0nd
and JAiUes NJ Stryser.
10y VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF
kB na decree of the Circuit Court for the Colnty Of
kenosha, made and entered in the above entitled cause
bearing date on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1851 shall
sell ~ bic auction at III, front door Of the Court ous,
in tie City and County of Kenosha, Saturday the l4h
day OF March next between the hours Of and ~ in the
fogeo"n OF thu: day all of the following described pre-
Sc, VIZ:
Ali Of the following described lot Of land with the sppur-
te ces thereqhto belonging, TO wit Beginning the
distance OF eighty SS feet Of the northeast
c"rner Of s' number d. in block number forty
ti9N and the north irc Of said lot running thence
utterly line para lei wi The line lot to
the south iue Of said lot thence westerly line
OF said 10 the distance Of 70 tyiour ~ feet, North.
ery line parallel with the fne OF said tho
north line thereof aud th nee easteriy sail lii
the place of be ginning; the being the souh-ea-t
quarter OF section number thr'y-one (3 number
(2). north OF number twenty () east
To what is now known the Third OF tie city vi Kt
! Nka, beng the premises occupied by said
=. isnts Patrick Sptlnian ami Catharae Spellnan IA
h,t.- Eomeslead.
A. PAGE TYNES0N,
Sner # of k-pb' ha County, Wiz.
Dated Kercs' a. January 26f, A. h. 1871.
, q v1n. c. ,cisinant Soli,,,or. 7r83
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Head, Rowland & Co.

AT THE PEOPLES STORE!
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THOMAS PRIC TURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER
Wines, kf9uors, xgish nEd Scotch Wbiskey,
london Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, &c
BRA ndie-.-Otard, DTPUy g. Co., I. Cheron'>
Champagne, q. A3@yraaid, H. IOmbut, j. s.
r. Marital, RoSiean Charrayer, l.. Marrton
j. j. DHpny, Damien.
eins-Coiogne DnKDypers, hey, Thistle
Kums-,Jdm0lca, st. CroiI.
whisiSeys-Od MoRoHg0kria.
yyines-Bnrg"ady Pert, Madcira Malaga, Pc,
ami pure juice, SdcrrysD. G. Gordon, Othe
Grades.
Champaign Hs53sick and He1dsick g. Co, do Lallc-
maHd, d. Queen Victoria, do. Dhtcai Grape
Ciqret IA casks, C2aret ia,cGses, HHtte an casks
Vine IN eaSeS, MaSc0t, M0scm IN caSes, Bran
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordtais, Biters,
Aicoh0l, Pine Spirit.
~ Prictures Double Rectifcd Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel KenoshA. via dis nI6vl6
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,
PAPER HANGINGS.
S1MEON KING, Al Lia we'll known stand on
- Main Stree takes pleasure in saying his numerous
riends and the public generally that his stock Of Books
ioiery AMI Paper lEtnsEgs, complete and exsu
i've than has ever before been Offered in henuska
SCHOOL EOOKS,
u the latest aud most approved Standards offered at
Viotesdte o. Retail Of every kind description used Ia
common OF High Schools prices that tail please
MlSCELLANE OUS BOOKS,
Comprising all the standard Works both Eug' III and Amer
an IN various and beautiful sly Of Bind lgProse and
oery-Hstories, Biogr"p ies, iales &C. Bibles Dctons
les Prayer Books and Hyuu Books. New Books. from all
he great Publishing Houses, constantly received by Express
STATIONERY,
Comprising eve'y variety qLaiy and style Of Letter, Note
and Billet PAPER Foulscap, ruled aud unrued
white, and assorted coors; Cards, of every
description; ks InkstaldS, Gokd Pens,
Steel Pens, Quilts &c, &c
PAPER HANGiNGS,
Tsl and WindcS Papers, and Borderrg-he largest and
Rest assortment before offered IN this market: Of all
'ices and qualities, from the finest Satin, the common
ind. at the lowest prices.
The public requested to look in thcm.e
he inducements offered for they numerous to name
Kenosha December 20, ISJ5 Iy2J
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AacsiHrs rsn;c.
Eeaoskr Comfy C3cpP Cent
TpY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI "a

NtVNAt" t"IHIN JTINrN7I C0NFT.
pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT or FiERI IA
~ issued oG of ald Under She 81 the Civ ut
Court in and or IT, ceu.y nj Hen0sha State OF Wis.
ccnsin 10 directed ard delivered against goods and
chattts and ,and ami Cocaraa AIluvl ln
have ieyie aud ss! offer for and M p bic
Neudue to the hghes: bidder therefor the ocs st
the Court House in the city and county O: Kenosha and
State aforesaid, Satdaythe 1h day 81 Marei 1871,
between tie hours OF and three os"k 10 tht afternoon
Of that day, all the right title and interest which the said
Cochran Mclaughlin hs6 the 10Th dsy OF O.tch.f A
u. 1885 At time since that day ~ and The o0v
ing described parco! sf land lying aud beii
county and State aforesaid, to wit the ner,h half tie
south hundred Of the orthse quarter
ton thirty six 1851, town r north Of range twenty
two I22l east, the Of Pleasant Prairie: Keno.ha
county Wisconsin, much thereof ~ shan Sufficient
satisfy the same. A. 2 TYNESON,
.. 5. Hekd Soil for Com. sheriff Of kenosha County
Dated kenosha, January 18th, 1851 7w3I
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Chicago and Milwaukee Rail Road.
ON M a N Fl O CD.
aud n. Premn,urc Decline

,i5,S Pahlistt6, Gratis ne T,osHtiett TAoaaapS
Few words the rational Treatment, without Medicine
- of SpeTmaioTFea Local Weakness, Nocturnal Ennis
oas, Genital and Nervous Debility, Hpaieucy AID lime
diments TO Marriage generally. BY b. DE LANEY NJ ID
The important fact that the many aiarniI Complains
gnating in the inp-udence and solitude youth ay h.
asy removed MEDICINE, Is in small trsc, clearly
demonstrated ard the entirely and highly ucc.ss ri
adopted ~ the Author. fully explained hy
Of which every Is enabled hINsE1F per-
Getty and AZ the least posshe cost thereby adyalig an
he adv rtisei postruns Of the .!ay.
Sent 20 any address gratis ard post free IN a sealed en-
vooTe. by reniitii G. (pozt psi Ttagc s;sur ~ NJ
q. rE iANET. IL lTenard street New Yofk Civ TG,c5s
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@A!D.Dl FRS 170nl s,

Wa ask particular attention our stock Of Tools They
are expressly for House, and of aiy
ard hns aneqla!ed ard them Our prices
as low as oo1mon article l. usually sold for. From deal
ers and manufacturer throughout the country ask call
and latter ourselves that prices and such as
win command their EXPERIMENTATION. 6rn9
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Caauccry sale.

STATE Of Wisconsin-CfrcUa (ou~. Kegos6a C;,unsu
Cnsties l. Corns Complainant Bet>ey Ann Davenport
Shas psvenp"rt' CsHins Knapp William Scarlet, and
Barton +. Clark defendants
ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN
this canse on the l2h day of January, A. D. 1851,
shah e1poss Tor sale AID sell az Pdbc Auction at the
Court House in the City Of Keuasha on Mondev The ~
eenth sy OF March, A d. 1857, the hour of two O'clock
IN the afternoon the following described morgsgrd Lands
and premises, or so much thereof may be irent 70
.ausy the amount mentioned in said decree viz All the
following pieces or parcels ofsnd lyrg being in Keno
sha ats Racine comfy State OF Wisconsin, and described
and known as the southwest quarter .! section six town
nerth of r2ngs twenty three east containing On. hu
dIen ana OF land also the west half OF the south
east qssrter Of the above section containing eighty
Of land.
A. p TYMES0N, Sheriff OF Keposha County
Sner us once henoSha, January 2Sth, 1881. 7wS3
RILLIAM Henry WRIGHT, Solicitor for Comnainrnt
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In Jssstice,s Court,
GsardIan's sale.

In Probatc-kenosha County Court.
.ne matter OF the Guardianship OF the heirs Of Calvin
Bentley, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY
'isue ana IN pursuance OF an order Of the County
Court Of said County the undersigred nsrdian OF said
ga ~, ns, WI on he 18th day Of February, A. d. 1851,
M @ premises 70 be sold, at the hour Of one O'Clock r. M
su usy, oner or sale at Public Vendue the following
described lands to Wit the south half Of the
quarter ana the north quarter Of the Quar-
er % sectoh 'hir'y three ISL township number two r3
land 10 said county JOSEpu I VII =. &c
I,tar
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Chnncerx Gal.

In Equty-Stateo If Fscons,& hen0sha Co"tt/
C,rcHlt ('1HFi
George W. Hale and George n. Towsee Patrick Spell
man. Catharine Sfelman, JOAN Erickson, Josiah DOnd
and James NJ Stryser
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MARRIED.

BuTTRE-WARREN-AtE Inmsnns Church on Wea.e.t Wy
pe g BY thu Rev. A. s. Leonard j. Cheter bu're 70 Miss
z Eli1-be,h y. Warren, all Of this city
BLANCHARD CHANDLER - In ChahesioEn, Mass on
Wod,.dsy Dec "a ia Unverssst Church. by the Rev
Mr. Laurie the Rev Henry blanchard Pastor OF ne Universe
Ia Church. in Brooklyn, ~ r. % Miss Annie r. Cha'die
Sate teshsr Ia the Warren Grammar School IN Chsfiesto~n
BAKER--CARROLI.-At Staten Island on Fidsy Dec 70 by
O. BsAer Of Hyannis Mass, to Miss Enrns Carroll Of New
York.
1OUnT-RENNEY-o Thursday. Dee a. by the Rev. /. G
Chefey, Capt James u. Cloudy OF Bristol Me- 10 Miss SsfAh
JGs K.nney Of Brooklyn n. Y
HoINHs-LEWIs-In this city, on Friday, Dee p BY the
Rev r. H. Chaplin Mr. John b. Holmes, il, 70 Mss Euiyn n
: lewis daughter Of b. Lewis, jr esq
NcIyILY-PARKE-On Thursday, Dec. "a by the Rev Nj
James Harper Mr. Robert McCully 10 he mshs Psrae, oil Of
elis city.
M,T1wAINE-sTEwART-o saiudsy Dec 49, by the Rev
RI Cook Rector Of ST. John the EvsFcis,'s Church, Mr.
william II. McIwsine Printer to Miss Jane stewart both OF
tids city.
SlIELI-MoORE-On Thursdsy. Dec. 81 BY the Rev. NJ s.
, of this city.
SpEDDEN-DOUGLAS-On "Wednesday evening, Dec. q, BY
Rev Dr. Hawks at Calvary Church, Mr.. Edgsr Sp-den ut
Hswsan Mis- Susie Douglas third daughter Of the late j.
Douglas Of New.York.
sILBER-MOORE-On "Wednesday evening, Dec q, ~ the
Rev. A. NJ Osbon ID. d. William r. Sber 10 Miss Jennie A.
Moore dai gutter OF Sampson Moore, REQ.
TUTTLE-BENEDiCT-At Rntsnd N. Y. On Tuesday Dec
~ Rev j. Donslas, Mr.. Chauncey futile OF Beoi
Wis, 10 Miss Della u. Benedict Of Rutland.
WOOD-SMITII-In Brooklyn j.. D., Friday Dec o. By
the Rev. Samuel NJ Hasknl at the residence OF the bride
Frederick George Wood Of this city to Matilda second daughter
Of Thomas Smith, esq., OF Wiliansbur9h
RY-BARNES-On Thursday Dec. "a at The Msdi
sonsysnue Church by the Rev w Barnard Mr. stephen p
Waterbury to Miss Hes dsu2heT Of Daniel Barnes ESQ., al
Of this city.
WORrH-vRTELAND-o Friday, Dec 81 by the Rev. J. F.
seares, Mr. JOhu y Worth to Miss julia T. Ve.nd both Of
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ep,csd the face 81 orc whose spT bss passed behind
The thin vel which separates tw,e from eternity.
: The unusuai appearance % the deceased becoming
known abroad large numb ERA were constantly going
and returning from the DIV cling Troop OF the young
iema friends Of Mis- .aey gathered around her bed
and paid the eloqu9 zee of uDhidden tears to her
whom they loved: large Dumbers OF other symps;,
thizng people vst ell the house. The case awakened
much interes, ~ ,ong medical gentlemen, and 1t Is
probable rome account viii be published. The de-
GO ased was a eamstress, of slight frame but whose
coun.enance did not indicate disease, although we
learn that IF ON childhood she has been an invalid, it
s supposo'i from the organic disease Of which she
died. Shf had been for three. months too III to labor
but was abroad in the village about six weeks ago.
The ear has created much interest in this city.
The last heard before going 70 press was that no
visible change had taken place. Several hundreds
day '"%re visiting the house. The family were aaher
ing to the iyce ofiheir physican 10 let the body
n5in untsi a decided change took place but their
sngs were frequently hurt on hearing n visitors d
made ts restore what some believed only su7-
pent4,ss nima,iop tNew-IIsmpshre Statesman, 2dIh.
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Company. The ,sad from Nev-Lisbon 70 the juno
ton, q nles, 70 be completed BY the Messn. Cham
berAin, rady for the iron, for 100000 Land Grant
Bonds. To- iron is now at Milwaukee and paid for,
and in another year the Company hopes to be through
70 La Crosse. The January coupons OF the Farm
Mortgage Bonds will BE- provided for, probably, IN
few days.
The private letters by the Persia are quite cheerful
from ENGLAND, but from the Continent Indicate that
the reyulsion il spreading. The London and Paris
letters state that no further important DISASTERS are an
,ic;na,ed in those cities but that business very dull
and merchandise very much depressed. At Hamburg
there had been in the aggregate l2l failures very iew
II any being of strictly frstcass houses In LONDON,
bcsipess matters had Assumed much the same aspect
az here, A general liquidation was going on win
great ndispostion 70 new enterprises and compare
lively easy money market. The continued receipt OF
gold from this side subsequent 20 the SAILING OF the
Persia cannot but have exercised very favorable IN
suence and done much 10 restore confidence In rea-
,;oo 10 American Stocks Mr. Satterthwaites Circular
says: ~
ID. buoyancy ported a exiting New York
bv The late syces from Ameca there has been no lie In he
market stocks in London during ,he pas; Tesi
Illinois shares continue pressed for sale n.drsby below New
Vol o.o,siop. and the bonds also du The pressure OF
the late call which By Arrangement has been nsde 20 A
Ens:ne on me I'm . n, On IL bs nsrIe Ere Third Mort
gage boeds continue in slight demand a. former a. TT @
unsecured bonds there Is very sleht demand sa p S;.ip
however exists Aid the Company 70 tide over s Preen.
cul,rs and hoped that SON benefit may Sr rom ns
honas are Al former in the bonds
Of Isss have been sve at IS TO TO- chiefly At the LATER
Eon.oIs co.e firm elid z eI div for account Jan g.
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ssu &. nv, :. 49, =: az o. ID s- n' a; .

rRrITs.Eosss IN DAD s1s .ow soma ,,sss.s, -. =.
GRaIS-Oir msltst fr @S.s. T. s,u .ns .,,.. -
W. .. d IF Gss ~, e h,. ,he S
Whi,e Mrhsan At 80 sId SO sasS s.oI 80 bad ~
IS Rye Il Inactive a. 7ce12c Baby and -,
/ isir sale. Of STATE ga o. Ws.ss a ' sSs4 s~,I sS
S1c. Corn i rnorr p~niy and ic lower; q ,hs 80 12
f.I Eastern ard a s.n.ni a x. 's wh @ -.
bush a. sss7,c for Damp 9sc Ca sou,Sr ~, a.. ;e
snd yroe- nominal White Ban, &. I n o. :. hnd. qs
ssSs Ss 49, bush a. c.niSis% rs.. qae Sisassss
Su'" s"''n'fA Eyed Ps's duh .: % Is , lay IS,
HIDES have been vsry quiet. n. stock !. sscs -,
Hops are qne' a. az for common 70 ,hosc. lssr,
hAf-Ihe msIfs j. tsnrr h,iasr bu, 10 quiet Sc. - A..
bale. for shoPsrs oGs'c' Sr 100 70. Straw e 80,
LLAIE En- Hs% Isss "a a1. ~ q su.u CUE, o.
The s;sok Of all kinds L. decreasing nc ssoe-
LlNEws notcs ~ .Is,.l fs,t.na b. A.,. s..,,
lst sales made. Lump continues sesrs. 80 shSa 10
hoLASsEs-The feeling is steady, b., lo.lans ~ az
NAVAL sToRss-spiri,. rurp.s,ir. 4.
Ct sDo~ storm In syery limited demand. With - 80
on the market which part-s ~l nrcSs 70 49, sJRs
order TO pay their hands II. close Of The yesI b.
cned sss Of So bbls the apo, AZ Sc casA "a 10 a. d.
arrive the price lot OF ~ bbls Ia shrvns -,
pscea AT 3ac cash but this pis- Bov IIsr VS.
sales Of 800 bbs wsshnstou hay. been Elected Il q ~
i; sssi Y: 4: = 100 S.: Z sss 81
ysrea and 80 Do low ,s 20 :. ~ 81 $40 s..,sd s
OIIS-Anercsn Linseed Is steady and IN noderss r~,s
sale. Of sOo4 900 gallons At aejSs Crods Whale sni d..
inactive but without 9uotsAs change. AsnIrl-.s
Whale aud Sperm eel wanted at oni ls- q.osoaS Or
descriptions equally quiet ard In the sbssacs Il psr.s
PRovisS ms n deusna for Por !. "a s.s
aueed stock Of D.w, hi. i'ns5 xse cd AL .s %
Prime; SIS SsSis 81 for old Mess. Si5 81 sis & iss
Dc sS f S @ssf Psc ! Mss s .9s s " e Gear, s
srs, sales 81 20 s q ia .sS % T., Cent; rns =
and lisa ia for extra Do Prime NJ - /. ,., : e "s
Beet Han. plenty and inactive a; Si3 09t& B.on