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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-13

AMERICAN HOUSE, CLEvELAND.-Sinceth this
popular and we'll known Hotel has passed
.into the hands of the present proprietor, A..
p. W1NsLow, Esq, the most marked i'm.
provements are visible. Every thing in and
about it, is in the best order, and Of the best
quality. The table is always supplied with
the choices: delicucies of the season, and an
abundance OF he more substantial food which
the traveller generally prefers the rooms are
we'll and tastefully furnished, and have anair
of neatness which is seldom found in city.
From the proprietor tothe smallest ~uiter,
the stranger receives attentions so unusual,
thar lie is made to feel completely at home.
We regard it as the best Hotel in Ohio, and
would advise those of our readers who visit
Cleveland to stop there and see if our words
are not correct.
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Streator, Daily & Co.

Streator, Daily & Co.
DEG LEAVE TO CALL THE AT.
ID tention of the citizens OF Portage county to our
stock of Spring and Summer Goods, bought direct
from American Manufacturers and IN poTters, and
and on the most favorable terms. Our stock will.
in few days, be full and complete. consisting OF
every variety ofgoods Of the latest styles.t
TO THE LADIES.-Ne inyits their
particular attention to our line of DRESS GOODS.
consisting OF blac. and changeaLle Silks, black Gro
de Rhine, Brocade, black More Antique, striped and
plaid lndia, and plaid silks Of all descriptions.
Bereges, Lawns, Ginghams, French Or
CANDIES, organdy Robes, Chaliies, Oriental Lus1es
and. De Begee for travelling dresses.
Bonnets of every description, Ribbons,
Artifcials, ,Bngle Trimmings, Head Dresses-a great
variety beautiful and cheGp.
Lace, Null and black Bugle Collars at
astonshingly low prices, Silk Mautillas, Grape
Sbawls, black and changeabe Silk Shawls are all
ina rage and we have piles of them at prices that
TO THE GENTLEMEN.-We can say
that we are armed and equipped with READY-MADE
CLOTHING, Cloths and Cassimeres oE all desrrip-
tons, and an epdless Tariety OF Summer Goods for
Mems and Boys wear, at last years prces notw ith
standing tue high prices of wool aud cotton.
We have very large and beautiful
stock of Carpets ard Oil Clo:hs at exceedingly low
rates. Call and look at them.
. Yankee Notions, Queencware, Glass
ware, Hardware, Groceries, Sole Leather, Boots aud
Shoes, Iron, Nails, Window Glass, Wall Paper, Bat
ting, Cotton Yarn and Cotton Warn.
Lemons, Oranges, Cod Fish, White Fish,
Trout Mackerel, Salt, White Lime, Water Lime,
&c. kcrt constantly on hand and for sale at small
advance above cost.
Flow, IN CONSIDERATION OF TIE ABOVE
FACTS, solicit you to call and examine our goods
believing can offer you such inducements us will
be decidedly to your interest to trade with us.
STREATOR, DAILY & co.
UPProduce of all kiuds taken in exchange for
goods, for which the highest murket price will be
paid. STEEA-cR, DAILY IL Co.
Shalorsville, 5pril o., 1897
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GUNNER STUFFS for gentleme ms wear
~ IN variety offorns, such as cashmaret, ermnet,
Kcntucky ieans cattpnados, linen drills brown linen,
plaid and figured Marseiiles fne assortment of Mar
settles vestings black and drub Farmers satin for
coats, pants and yes, and variety Of cther kinds u"
ton at the new Sore OF COFFIN n PINNEY,
N.v ID 1877 No, Phu,l tx Block,
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PHGNIX BLOCK,
Groceries

w IL &-S&|OA ASS
F oil kinds usually required tor family
" use, and We take pleasure in saving (nr we know
II to be true that we are selling good Tea Green
and Back) tOr so cents Der 10. any Of our neigh
bors, and the most of those who have tried BOTH think
ours is LEETLE better, and therefore buy il, 'oF
COuRsE.n
COFFEE, first rate article of Rio. can also be had
of us at the low price Of one shilling pound, bet
Ter and more clean article than can possibly be and
at any other store in Portage county that price, but
OF course we would rather have our citizens
JUDGE FOR TWEMSELVfES
In these matters, and by tr! ing Ofour Tea and
Coffee, We think they Will not hesitate in saying at
once that the place 10 get the worth of youl money
IN full, is al the Cash and Ready Pay and One Price
Store of COFFIN & PINNEY.
May %, lS57.s
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% Salmon P. d 30 was nominsted for
.Governor BY the RI lbIicans yeaterlays
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...0T We.refer our readers to the advertise
iaent of the Tsppan Female Seminary.
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ENaLlsH OArs.-R. N, AapREws, Esq,
of Rootstown, has brought to our office a
specimen of the celebrated English OATS
From FIVE seeds. ninety six stalks have sprung
up, geasuring in the average five feet-many
of f4ha stalks being over six feet. One Of
tba,a.alks has head Of twenty one inches
in length! Persons who doubt the truth Of
this, can satisfy themselves by calling at our
Office.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


wAKrRD.-An active, intelligent lad, de.
sirous Of learning the printing business, will
be taken as an apprentice in this Office, il
application be made in person Immediately,
TKMPERANcE ALLIANCE AT AURoRA.--The
proceedings of the quarterly Temperance
Alliance of Portage county, have been hon-
ded us for publication. Their great length
and the fact that our columns are unusually
crowded this week, prevent us from inser.
ting them in full. We therefore only give q
summary of what was done. The meeting
was called to order by o. w. STRONG, Esq,
President. In the absence Of the Secretary
E. BosTwIcK, Esq. was appointed Secretary
pro tem. Reports from the several Town
ships were heard, all going to prove that the
cnuse OF Temperance is on the Decline
The order of exercises for the afternoon
wus: 1st, prayer; Cd, music; Sd, election oI
a Secretary; 4th, resolutionsj 9Th; music;
9th, an address; 7th, the report of Committee
on next place of meeting. H. L. CARTER,
was elected Secretary of the Gentleman's
Alliance. A series of resolutions were ad-
opted-similar in sentiment and ideas TO those
which have been passed at the meetings the
Alliance for a number of years. They
speak OF the importance Of earnest vigilant
action on the part of the friends of the cause
,--of the justice and humanity OF the enter
prise--urgs more efficient exertion--claitn
that while there should be no seperate TEN
perance party, still they demand of the
nominating convention, about to assemble
in the county, that none but strict temperance
men be chosen for office, and that they will
support such and such only at the ballot box.
This lastresolutioh is simply "sound and fairy
signifying nothing" A similar resolution
has been passed twenty times by the Alli-
ance and nsuer been observed. 1t is fact
.that,the present member of Congress from
this District is q notorious inebriate-it is a
further fact, that the men most active in Sc
curing the nomination OF Mr.. Letter, ore the
most active pretended friends of temperance
in the country.ii We have no faith-none at
all in the efficiency OF these Alliance reso-
lutions. 80
The next place Ct meeting is Carrots
vile.
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DoNNET RIBBONS and Dress Trim.
- minEs opening at the new store of COFFIN &
PtNSEy and selling OFF fast ut very low prices.-
Ladies' in want of either of those kinds OF Goods will
tnd it to their Interest 20 call and look at ours.
NAV 4, 1887 No. | PHGNIX BLOCK.
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MORE TALL TlMoTHY.-S. D. STEBBINs,
Esq, OF Ravenna, has sent US stalk oftim
othy, measuring six feet three inches and
half. We doubt much whether those in the
southern part of the State, who are contin
ually prating about the Reserve raising
"nothing but cheese and pumpkins" can
eiuaIthis. ...
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MORE NEW GOODS.-At the new
LII store of CoFrt PtNNEy consisting of challics,
heraecs berege de laes. chull de aiues lawns. jae
onetts printed musns, tissues, Engcnie cloths pop
ns poplln tissues. figured and plaid Swiss and book
ntIsns, plain, colared and printed hrlliaEts, and
variety of other kinds of summer Dress Goods too
to mention. Ladies' in want of any of the
above kinds of Dress Goods will do well to look in
1T \ o. Phmaix Block before purchasing elsewhere,
Raypnna NAV If, 1857
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COUNTY CONVENTION. are informed
by DR.. Willis, Chairman of the Democratic
Executive Central Committee, that the call
for the County Convention will be issued
next week.
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GoDE1's LAD1's ooK.--Godey for Sep
tembef is on our table. This magazine new.
er fails to arrive in timsE It's visits are al.
ways looked for with interest. The present
number has on interesting table Of contents.
The subjects are well chosen, well treated,
and will be sure, asthey always ore, well
read. In it's pages you find scientific knowl.
edge, stories,, tales, essays, poems, articles
upon dress and the fashion--all interesting,
oil valuable. :
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FANCY SILKS.-Good changeable stri.
l. ped Silk for C2l cents, and good pll Silk worth
81 90 for rs cents, at No. Phoenix Bloek.
May2l, 1857 - II. l.. DAY.
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THE
LIVER INVIG0RAH0R!
n DREDADED pX DID NnDn :.
THE

l. great scientific Medical discovery, and is daily
working cures almost too great to believe 1t cures
if by magic, even the first dose giving benefit ana
seldom more than one bottle is required 10 cure any
kind of Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or
Dyspepsia to a common Headache, all of which arc
the result OF diseased Liver
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PA HALFINCH WIRE
W IL I
ZUU FEET Lone


UP A HALFINCH WIRE
200 FEET LONG!
extend outside the tent. alta dizzy
lelGht, from the ground to the too
u the centre pole.
Mere and better native and for
''gn performers than has ever been
'een by mortal in any age or coun-
ry, IN any three separate Circuses.
A CORPS OF STAR RIDERs!
ed by the Equestrian Wonder.
Frank Barry--who achieves reats
IN bare back horse, that the most
lmbi,lous Equestrains rarely at
empt even on Il pad.
THREE BRAG CLOWNS!
narshaled by that accomplished wit
blu Lake-compared with whom
he Joe Millerisms of other Clowns
'ppear stale, fiat and Improbable. ,
EIGHT CRACK GVMNAsTs!
With the Acrobatic raragon-Henrv
Nagllton at their head, who has no
equal in ChristeEdom.
A TRoUPE OF LADY ARTIsTEs,
distinguished in HOrsemanship, E.
lulii6ria Gnd Pantomine.
a small army of AuXiiiaries. who
are adopts in every part of the Cir
Gus, and who would be stars of the
Iirst magnitude In any other firma
ment.
Mark 'ohGt an Array Of Ceze.
britieS:
MadamoiselIe Agnes,
Little Kate Ormond,
Henry Magilton,
Motley Brothers,
George Dunbar,
G. j. Rogers,
r. Donaldson,
R. Nathaniels,
John Ward,
B. Anderson,
s. Rockwell,
w enIpIe'
j. w. Wilder.
G. w. Woods,
huuame OrmOnd,
Mrs. w Lake
E.,L D
I i"hk Darry,
Man Monkey,
R;lIJoL
-, hnhe'
!. Robinson
T. Crosbv
~ IT. CrosoN v.
II. Glnty,
HI. Rugples.
p Willis
w. Simons,
H. Dearlh,
H. Deming, &c.
The trained Trick, Dancing an,
War Horses.BUcEPHALus, REGAsrs
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BLACK SILKS.-24, 20, 23, 90, 80, 23
ID and 80 inch Black Silk rs cheap as eyer offered
in this market, at No. Pheny Block. ~
May 81, 1851 ~. DAT,7
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w u Mt . q!
10000
COED SEASONED OAE SPLIT
s p o K IS 8

TO nuke into those "OLp FxsuroxTn
Il WHNELs,' whichthose who make the new siyIe
rom Sawed and Turned spokes, feel 80 much woFIed
bout,hs will be seen BY their advertisement. vhirh
III are inyitedlo read. long extract is quoted fron
lMazszae,t give euffepey 70 their ed and turn-
ed spokes. Ia not tho first timqb by hundreds that
long articles have appeared in the colnmne or nnra-
ziHns and DewsPapers, 'puniukr up nrnnrea. 10.
mans and NIilcaaiis have had 2eIr DAY, and shsnr-
has eanno longer be paimed OF on poor apprentices
boys and others a. l0 pair and thetme e not VerV
far distant when this .stawed and Turned SnokesS
humbug will be clsssed among the Ser IA
Is no easy matter 10 make inteieeHt hen b0lisSe
that ach ne made boots shoes, ~ soodon
nutmegs, born gun iints, bapsypod eneu m6sf ses6s
&c., are as coed the tsoid fashIonedv k1ud. a0rn
the magagnes can not do that, nor Wll they III tbs
Job on this inter day hu1bagwhen the people have
had lttle experience in The matter. hot They
assert that ther spokes split into Bolts and turn
ed Now, why they afraid to .e the thing just AZ
Il is, viz: thattheY splt4nto LARGE BOLTS sawod
iUtG proper size and then turned. Es
They Invite all iT want Of ofCarrages to give thesta
call BY all means, give them eal, nul6e sure and
examins the manner in which lheir bpokes are sawed
and turned and pat up, and then come and examine
ours, which they rdcule being old fashioned and
then purchase here interest diclateS Our WORK mu.t
speak for i.sef ithas done for more than twenty,
lOur years past We wanti understood that we don't
go around begging the people to donate TO BY TAX
Ing stock or purchasing ofus against their inerest.
our cARRIAG veil a. ss %nTs. sa:'S Of
are put together.
Allusion is made to g maniihess in busIn sy:o 1t
some other time, briefchapter under that head may
not be uninterestlng TO the pubc but the present
we VIII barely say that never having been In business
East we cannot gveany lessons IN the manly act Of
Lore bitswith SHORT money; neither do
we understand the ME- 1T PROCESS of preparing spoSs
for wheel makers, Nor yet are we vetsed in tho
agreeable and gentlemany business ofExTEKDIEa ouE
CREDIT AT BANH and putting PROPERTY beyond tho
reach OF the long arm of the law. 81, :.
II desired the opinions ofthe best Carriage max srs
IN Northern Ohio can be bad as TO the utility Of those
sawed and turned Spekes,'' and some very exeeeht
and Interesting samples of the same exhibited.
N, d. CbARR eco.
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pRINTS! PRINTS 1900 remnrn:o
L best Calico. fast coors, for cents rer yaT2 a;
No. Phoenix Block. May 9ll II. l.. DAY.
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GREMEMBER THE DATE.
Aug. l3; Cleveland,
ia and 10; Painesyille III;
Chagrin Falls, Is; RAVEN
Ma, 10; Warren, 90; and
Youngstownl2I
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

IHE subscribers have the pleasure Of in.
l. forming the citizens Of Portage c0unty that they
have received and are Low opening irrse and well
sel stock of
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schr Fanny wsd days from Pensacola, Poolcy
schr Tic Toy, -, from B1oxi-Basin -''
schr Isabella Randall, from Pearl Kiyer-Basin.
schr IAdy Of the Lake -, from Biioxt-Baan.
sehr Oregon. Meyers from Bay St Iouis-Basn.
schr Swallow. Poitevent from Pearl KIver-Basin.
sTEAMBOATs. e-8l 375
Allegheny, Cable, from 81 Louis.
Laurel HILL Lsnouc, from Bayou Saxa.
Oregon: Myers. from Mobile.
Anna Perret, Loraier from Washington.
Fanny BnliN. Durham. from Cairo.
wv Powell. Estes. from vicksburg.
belfast. WrAy, from Memphis
silver Neon. Moore. from OuachftA River.
yorktown Konns, from Louisville.
Ruby. POtevent, from GainSytl,e-LAke
end Carrolssn Jefferson Railroad.
Towboat Ocean. Taylor from Passes-went down light
brought up ships Houghton, Metropolis and Bremen,
ow-COMING UF. A.e-u ~.
Ship Milan, Batter - from Boston. to W DEW
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

AKs %Ia sae
Esn &coi2 do to Byrne Vance &eo-il bales cotton
Mal @sss o COX '5ss
cs John Watt aeo-so Richard Nugent &eosj sass cotton
TEs lss sE cs
o s
/. r"nH ws as
Ds,be5diosi Sbs pkgs bacon 20 bbls
sB B
shs GoPaS % mGse
auar m"1 Kfs siS
g 1o Ss Ss cheese KKng;aR
&c Ssss sstss$ Smith 5o-5s bellows
kFoat bDIs whisky y d o g
as 60 Kegs butter 10 St Sbs WHISKY
liz O7 potatoes kegs pkgs Of
ss. SS
wsfs p Pds 9 a fs apples
Short 1co-ol do Bscoe simns-2i Is bbs apples
Guddy Brown Sco~sundres to orderIToa 90 bales cotton
LouIsvILLE1steamsr Yorktown-Ioo bbs apples TO EW
bSls apples oB1en5o bbls Given, Watts
connoy &soDsso bis Hour Graham Buekisghan-l SACKS
corn g potatoes HSrIs Gayle &sSM2i do Michel
BPS S s c Tyss so,aa @
Saunders & Hunt bales hay to order.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Silver Moon-l4O bales cotton
aS sso e
Edra s " sn Garter as WA ssane
t
1Gn ts sS eG s
es S
do RrA6y bal
Hugely Blair &co-iOOs cotton seed Aco9
McKleoy Badfordundries order-Total Sl9 cotton
&caHs4 Ward saunders Hnt@lSs John Wait Sco-ss dc
Robson Aliens do to BARLEY johnson Ssn-62 bales cotton
q S 5aday 81 Sosn Sy$ls5 %se"s?
We
sS'G
nson-7 Hughes Hylstea tco do nore Gayle see7 do
g Farley &co-5 Freson Stevenson &co-Soo sacks
sacks @G s cnn0 nsss Eds sss
| sundries to order-Total 1915 bales cotton
WASHINGTON Steamer Anna perrct.-ss bales cotton to
Warren Gilmore eco Pinciard aco-I5 bales
Essrd Nugsns sSouls Payne III Ley Frsr
PARE &eo-sundres 70 order-Totni LAB bales cotton
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN
bbls moasses Bogar Foley Avery-6 bbs nolasscs
Uquhart-6 hds Lafoest TO order
Total 26 hhds sugar. 81 bbls molosses.
pOETCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBILE--steamer oregons56oo specie to passengers6sO
gold Tleion Waiting Tuis2 bales cotton Cuddy Brown
&eo-O mdse McKeoy Bradford-sundres to order.
CoNsIGNEEs
BOSTON-Ship Juliet-Nchoson &co-Brcdow Wusthof
-Twicle & Dutcher-JM Gould Goo Budlecke .tco--
Thornhill deoN Richards Hale Greenleaf-n keham-C
MARKS geo Norton SeoFgoSt &soH = vsnasamF
II j N
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OF the latter IS geo 600 estimated to be In silver
and the remainder in gold The amount of coin in circulation
in the world is estimated be 00U 900 the remainder
being absorbed watches plate ewslry ETC. The
depreciation Of coin and tear is estimated to tenth
of one cent.
correspondent writes from New York. under date Of the
10Th inst, follows
The cheering feature in the money world is exhibited in
the fact that the deposors returning TO the banks and that
business generally recovering degree from its depres
sion
Stocks active but the prices of yesterday
maintained
The Clearing House Association, whilst agreeing TO receive
the Of the banks of the State generally against
undue expansion of paper currency.
The the Bowery Savings Bank has ceased and
dence far that depostos bringing their money
back.
The Albany state that the tide has turned and that
the banks of that city going prosperously.
Some articles of produce -four especially, moving
freely tide
Some additional failures reported amongst dry goods
and manufacturers.
The banks of Rochester disconnng literally for the pu
chase OF grain and the mills actively employed In Buffalo
there is also improved feeling The Banks Of Buffalo
receiving Canada money at par
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IMPORTS.

ysABINE PAss-s.eanship Jasper-2is head cattle L
Brousse &coO bales Bucannou Carroll Gco- do
Cleveland Brothers &co
GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Texas-9S
bales cotton to Phillips aco-l9 Watt Noble Mobly-is
John Williams 6co-i3 A Kelly &co-6 May &co-S do
Miles, Adams xco- Yeaman &co7 Robson Aen-2 do to
Wright Allen &eoaIs Carter aco- Tully 3eo-9
Glaidcn 4 Seixss-S Oakley Hawkins &co-8 McGehee-7
Frellson Stevenson seos Fssdlndsr GsTs9nl d. Pills
Poincy-lis head cattle to 70 9 Hart 4co-
Bonnett-A Kelly &co-James Connolly Gco-and order.
PREMIERSHIP Bremeu--rldse to Bredow Wusthoh-L
Schwa'tz-C Bnddecke dco-koenig Zerneche-Dr b.
zano-C W Phillips hco-S Bond-T Y Guon-Theile, Seller
Eteruod-Cramer &coW Syickerkoether
IF Gueble-Adams 6co-Togts, Jeanrenaud &co-J Cur
rien-Byrne, Vance &co-C Weingsr-Mummy, Seung Gco
IT Moreau-S Runkel--Ot,o Briede-Duntz Iksn-John
Gauche.
IIvRRPOOL-ship Metropolis casks hware A Robb Aco
2 do Atkens-SsSS sacks sal, SSS mats to order.
TRAPANI-ship Hough on-l4s5 salinas salt to Meeker
lemons do seed 7 do macAron LOT bales garlic to
G Lebrano.
PENsACNLA-schr Fanay-50 900 feet lumber to order
BILoXI-schr The Togo, CuO feet lumber to order
PEARL RIyER-Schr Isabella-iO 900 feet lumber to
Care &co.
BIOXISchr Lady of the Lake-40 cords wood to order.
| BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Oregon-aD cords wood TO order
PEARL RIVER-Schr Swalow-4O0 600 feet Of lumber to Il
Snder.
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EXPORTS.

IEDIANoLA VIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS exico-9i5
bbis -four $50 bs whisky 100 do potatoes 900 bbs quaermhs
ter $50 sacks coffee Is casks bacon 90 boxes gware %
boots and shoes.
QUEENsTOWN-shig Canatic-oD59 bales cotton ,6.
LEGHoRN-Ship Jas Titcomb-673 hhds tobacco
PENSACoLA-Schr Sonhon-3O0 sacks corn 6 bbls -four,
bbls whisky, casks bacon.
PENsACoLA-schr Mary Magdelne-GO0 bbls shells
PENsACoLA-schr Znlime-2OO corn, 10 do coffee,
do oats Is bls pork bbs lard oil bbs -four Is bs whisky
do gin 6 bs and IS boxes q bales hay casks Of
bacon 5 ties rice,
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CATTL E N a & z E T.

JEFFERSON CITY. Oct. q.
to-day LIS head Texas and Attakapas Cattle The
to-day pretty active, with ample Supply of Beef
and Veal Cattle and stock Of Hogs and Mich Cows
good pretty firm at quotations. We
quote:
PRICES:
Fine and Choice. 9tsGtl0
Rough and Far. ............-G6-
Attakspas. Texas etc, .Sl5taI36
- Ordinary and Fair. .S2ltDS-
- Inferior and ordinary .S2G1,Si 10
Mich Cows Choice Kentucky per head .$S075
Ordinary JufItJ
CALVES YsARLINGs.... Sc 5u6l 10
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SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs.. Sugar was still lower and
20 hhds Fair sac with small lots
6@Sc for Fully Fair to Choice and S@l01s for Clarified
or Molasses $50 bbs Choice sold in lots 1S9c and 1903 half
bhls also in lots at 20c D gallon
FLOUR. There better demand, with sales of some
$500 bb including $50 supcne at S. 800 at the same $50 in
three S. 7O2 Fine at 81 and la Common
at 50 IS p Dbl.
GRAIN. There stock of any Importance and the
sales of Corn confined few retail lots at 81 the
evee and 81 10 q bushe from In Wheat we heard of
transactions Small lots of Oats selling at 4S49c =
bushel for St. Louis.
PROVISIONS Mess Pork retailing at $256g26 d Dbl
Bacon very dull with few retail sales at l4s5c for the
best Sides and l2@21 and 1sc q for Shoulders
Lard was retailing at IKE p Ii for Prinnein kegs
COFFEE. There demand but at lower prices
with sales of about $50 bags including 469 at 9c, 80 at 9
and 100 Prime at 91sc q h.
INDIA BAGGING. to 60 bales sold in several
lots at l0c u yard cash.
WHISKY noticed sales of IS bbls Raw at lc and 100
to 200 Rectifed in several lots at the same price.
FRETGHTS Cotton shipping to Liverpool at I'd and
to Havre lc, to Fill up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-28

n Capt Bennett Of the ship Far West reports that the
shin previously reported the Moseles Shoals
ship At the time the Far West passed they
were throwing lumber and box spooks Her stern
had settled much he could not make out her name but
supposed her to be Havana packet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-28
8ebism Of tke Ilarktts.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, October ., 1857.
COTTON. Buyers came forward much freely yes
teriay and the sales $500 bales
range of e@Oc for Mdding and los@Iosc for Good Mid
ding
TOBACCO. No sales reported.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bales. Tobacco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. ], S57.......... 1887 1927
Received since III, 44h S92
yesterday. 800 lSO5lS % S92
lss355 1859
"yesterday. 265s 64g77 Is s52s
l24O7S SO96