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Estray Notice.

VNAKEN up by Adam II. Greer, on the 5th day Of Ju-
n ~, 1851, at my residence, in Wchland township,
Wapeo county, Iowa, one estray horse, of bay col
or, with star his forehead, with left foreoot and
right hindfoot white, and lump his back supposed
to have been caused by saddle Said lorseisinpoor
condition, about IA IL hands high and is to
be about ten years old Said horse appraised at forty
FIVE dollars. JOSEPH n Campbell, Clerk
n2U-:5m atet lfa by ID. Campbell. Deputy
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EStray Notice,

VVyAKEN up by James Cook on the 9Th day Of July,
III 1857, my residence, in HIGHLAND township,
Wapeo county, Iowa, estray horse Of light
rel color with white and blaze in the face with
several white spots left shoulder apparently caused
by the rubbing of collar; left hindfoot white;
what sway-backed, about fifteen hands high, and ssp
posed to be ten years DID, Said horse appraised at
ninety dollars JOSEPH n. Campbell, Clerk,
n20-3m. +.a .s by u. Campbell, Deputy.
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Esfray Notice,

IVNAKEN up by George W. Brooks, living in Wash
u ington Township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the
14h APRIL 1857, estray horse of the following des-
crptinn: dark bay, black name and TAIL little
white in the forehead, some marked with harness, "a
little lame in the right hind leg Is about fifteen hands
high supposed TO be 3years old this season, and APP
praised at $40. J. N. CAMPBELL,
| no le-;tn ~ Ea& HhFEEflF% "a E Clerk
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Estray Notice.

yHNAKEN up by Thomas G.. Fuller living in Compe-
4 tine township, Wapeilo county, Iowa the 3lst
day of June 1851, bay mare, sixteen seventeen
years old last spring, saddle and collar marks rope
halter ON her neck sod all round the fore right knee
larger than the other both fore hoof cracked in and
cracked around; white spot the left hind pasture
joint some sears about the rup. Said appraised
at thirty live dollars f-t - s-.4tt ~
. JOSEPH ~ CAMPBELL, Clerk.
n2l-3m David Campbell, Deputy
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TyAKEN up by Apheus Pieken, on the 2sth of June,
III 1851, at my residence, in Riclland township
Wapello county, Iowa, estray horse of light ai
pie iron-gray color, left hind foot white, with some
harness and saddle marks the shoulder and back,
with a head stall or halter Supposed TO be six
years old last spring. Said horse appraised at one
hundred and fifteen dollars Frs - as
g 81 'tH JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL. Clerk
n20-3m -. .. by ID. Campbell, Deputy.
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Estray Notice.

YNAKEN UP by Jane Weir, living in Agency Town
IL ship, Wapelio county, Iowa. on the 18th day of
April 1885, one light gray mare, blind in the left eye,
seven years old this spring, and iilihurt, other
marks or brand perceiyable. Appraised at forty two
dollars. Is -5fns J. ". CAMPBELL, CIk. p g
no 10-3m by ID. Campbell, Dep'y.
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gHNAKEN up by Mathew Carter, living in Adams
u township, Wapello county, Iowa, the nth day
Of July 1851 bay mare, supposed to he fourteen
fifteen years old, left eye out main and foretop cut
or white spot her left wether fifteen hands high
Said mare appraised at thirty dollars.
81 g JOSEPH ~. CAMPBELL. Clerk
n2l-3m by ID. Campbell, Deputy.
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EstraY Notice.

IENAKEN up by Prior s. Farmer, living in Centre
u township, Wapello county, Iowa. on the sth day
of June, 1851 sorrel mare, supposed 10 be
years old last spring; white strpeiin her forehead
raised place the left side of the head Appraised
at eighty dollars. JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
nol63m-np BY d. Campbell, Deputy.
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Estray Notice,

NNAKEN mp by Spencer Wiley, at his residence in
N Washington Tb Wapello county, Iowa. the
18th APRIL 1884, estray colt of the folio
description: light clay bank, with dark name and
tall about IA hands high, other marks brands
perceivable supposed TO be about two years old this
summer, y =
Appraised at 800. j. n. CAMPBELL. Clk, -
no l0-3m by d. Campbell, Depy.
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EStray Notice.

vU<AKEN sp by Charles W Dearey, living in Adams
n township, Wapello county, Iowa, ON the 9th day
of July, A. d.. 1887, one bay mare nine years old last
spring, star In the forehead and snip the nose;
slight collar mark the right shouder heavy main
and tal-about fifteen hands high Said mare APP
praised ut one hundred and ten dollars.
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
n2i-Sm by ID. Campbell, Deputy
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LOOK to yo,lr TITLES.

ASbNDlNG large number of the Wapello Titles
II defective, l have purchased ID. c. Mitcheli's alb
stract of the County Records aud having complete
outline oft the titles of all the Real Estate in the county
drawnup.
Sectional County Maps,~ Town pats and Blanks Of
all kinds on hand that titles eau be examined aud
property conveyed with little trouble and expense.
81 Several valuable Farms and T.wn Lots for sale
febs le-n5i-tt. JAMES ID. DEylN.
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0TTUM WA COURIER.
Estrdp Notices.
Estray Notice.

EDE II renplnhtted that on Die 9th day Of March
H1iS5T, I. David H. Mcheal, resident and freehol-
der ofGreen.Townshp. in said county, up an
estray pale redsteer with white face and belly white
spot the back of the neck the bush Of the tail white
also red around the eyes left horn Knocked down. left
ear partly frozen OF, merbit out bfthe,ig ht sup
posedt to be five years old and had he'll on. The said
steer was oppraise,l at thirty five dollars. A&s
4. J. y. CAMPBELL, Clerk
No 133m IA Ehy d. Campbell, Deputy.
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STONE CUTTING.

FuNllE subscriber would announce to the citizens Of
II 0ttuinwa and Nspello county, that he will be
able hereafter to furnish good quality of Lime
Stone for caps sils and other for houses
cut ready for can be obtained anywhere in the
west, and at the lowest rates. Workmanship guaran
teed to be good AS can be done In Keokuk or S.
Louis. Persons from distance can be accommodated
with cut stone or common for building stone
0ttumwa, March 2onoi5-V Wm. MALONE
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District Court FAN Term, 1851.
To SAMUEL W. srIaaso S--Sir: t .5r~h - @G
Nou are, by order of the District Court of said
II county, hereby notified that there is now on file
in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of Wa
peo county, petition Of Josiah II. Bonney, claning
of You the sum Of &475 as money due upon a proms
sorry note dated October 81 1885, and also the sum of
~ .si9 2o4eo as money due upon account therein
stated.
You are further notified that an attachment has been
issued in the said cause and that the following proper
~ has been attached as belongngto you, to-w: East
half northwest fractional quarter, section twenty; and
the west half north west r actopsl quarter section
twenty township enty one range twelve situate In
Wapelo county, State Of Iowa.
Also, lot No. -. In block 49,, In the town Of Iowa
vile Van Buren, county, Iowa. and three barrels 81
ny drauiic cement. 81 az sc
the second day Of the next term OF the said District
Court be held the city of Ottuuwa at the time
xedby law, and answer thereto Judgment will be
dered against you thereon
nf7-6w HALL SMITH, PITTS Attys.
incorporation.
YUNIAE undersigned have organized under the. Gods
u of Iowa, by the adoption of Articles, corpora
Oaamacd Dam e Fridge Company" atss
ts commence the 4th day of July A. d. 1s5I and tc
continue for fifty years. for the purpose Of construct
ing Lock and Dam in the Des Moines River at the
City OF 0ttumwa, Mapelo County, Iowa, and the
ton Of Toll Bridge said River at the sans
place. The capital stock is fifty thousand dollars di
yided into shares Of One hundred dollars each
paid in upon calls Of the Executive Committee in
| not to exceed fye per cent. a month.
The highest amount Of Indebtedness liability Il
seh the ssrpes",ass Is at any time to subject Itself
Stockholders is exempt from corporate debts - =.
The officers OF the Company consist of President
Secretary and Treasurer who er-offcio Execu
tive Committee to be elected on the LIST Tuesday O
| September in eash year. II. $. SMITH,
GEO. GILLASPY,
Ii. b. HENDERSH0TT.
July 4th 1S5T-nlQ 4w -
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surIfnqtpn apsertfsemfnts. II
BOOKS FOR IOWA.
mrHnolrrror A5eN suaIna1os.

a4rte W @EE f#e4A
II L.. CORSE 4 SON, would call the attention
- Of the citizens Of Iowa to the unexampled faci
ties they possess for furnishing every article In the Book
and stationery line Their stock complete in every
department and the connection Of Burlington with the
first manufacturing places In the world by raiiroad
places them In the heart Of the market Their estab
iishment Is divided into distinct apartments each In
charge of the most competent assistants. F5S -
LIST. MISCELLANEOUS BO0Ks.-The publications OF
the different eastern and western houses plac-
ed ON their shelves almost issued.
MGufice's, Sanders, and most Of the school books
published In the Union. They furnish them at pub
fishers prices making them Come to the buyers at
least per cent. cheaper than we procure them
3D. LAW BOOK DEPARTMENT--As agents for the
principal Law publishing houses IN the Union, they
can furnish amy legal works whatever at publicai
An MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Complete al ali fiihts;
5th BLANK BO0KS.--BankerS, Merchants, and Rail.
road Companies can find every variety OF blanks
at their house.
9Th sTATl0NERY.-Ala large stock OF Cap, Letter, and
Commercial Note paper, and envelopes constantly
on their shelves Mt satisfactory prices. s~ sHgg
It'll AGENTS DEPARTMEN no way can young
d man without means establish himself In business
so easily AS by securing subscribers TO publications
found on their shelves. Trial will individually
SIN PP T9lrSsT Ip,ggPaRrMEvras agents for L.
Jolmson's Type Foundry, they can supply immedi.
ately from their stock on hands, every variety OF
News and Ornamentaltype, Gases, Galleys, Ciases,
Presses brass and Lead rule-Also, News and Col
ored Inks, printing paper OF every size fiatcap
Folio Post cold Medium, cards card board, cler,
onIatic boards and everything, In fact Connected
An examination OF their stock Is all that Is requested
n3O-f s# 1921 &fE aafA ga ~ sRHstsb etttt.
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Tue MepIDAI. TRrairY.

Tue MsDIDAL TRrarrY.zI4 ~ @
Each OF RapwsYs Three Remedies possesses snecial
curative powers over certain Diseases ana when either
the kEAbs hhiLhf hkNosAriNG hEs,LshATt 10 the kksu-
LArqhs are used Tor me certain class OF disease the
are specially DESTINED Tor, .e system unueHoes rap
III REORGANIZATION lts aiseased cpndltont 10 heal
thy and happy state Oh eAistence
sast RspwAY's READY RsLIEF
,aiir co. M pairs Icbss ana Inf;,,ai,ias IN . a..
,i,. :, ,s H. ns, ,ort,,r;n,r ,,ains s,h,,s Al,
=; go 80 - go ~ -. $50 ~ p 20 ,h .a.s ~
,'h c.. psrai,,.; Na,,r,a;al 'ran,I - -
Dnrrs Snr.ins Strains Sc II restores the lame sin
q ~ - ~; - :. wy , ~
- - 49,, rn E a ~ ~ pra,a,,; e Gu rsa
ana 49, .scsr,e, psyar Sm.nnar Sron Uoarsansss
cs,a n5 ,srza yyha,..r Van ' FL a.,
~, - n.;nf,i s,en,to,ns sat 49, Of N mn 81
TnY ar anix II 90 the ,,s har. H. a,n
- ~ ~ ''s'Se , " " '. s : w." ''' e SUI a'o
- a, -, 49,. -, = x -. a.,
!, -. D.. ~ ~, ,,ir ;,i ma No ,s,.,, -
$3.50, - - - ", 81. -, IA 49,
S;iPpu Iii 49, y, 49,, 49, ssa ,.;i .I i. - e
"iee ma ss'oi' " s''. "n" ''s0i'1' "
sr-a#-s..s 4RADwAYs REGULATORS sts e n h ~
The discovery of these wonderful Pills establishes
new era in purgatiyes and new principle In the sci.
ence of medicine In taking these Pills no gripping
mains or sickness al stomach Is experielce they
yans in natural and healthy condition 81 5rss'
They insure those who take them a good appetite nd
a healthy digestion. 'FfAL
Each Pin that is TAKEN gives new life TO the blood;
lis. and eaualises its circulation TT'' fiF9S
One or two doses pfsRlDwaYs REerIATeRs win en-
tirely remove ali distressing symptoms of Dyspepsia
Jaudice Nervousness Indigestion Costveness, liver
Complaint Biliousness Melancholy and will enre all
troubled with irregularities or weakening discharged
may rely upon prompt cure and regular periods ii
RApwAY's REGuLAToRs are taken.
PIcrrRE or HEALTH AND BEAuTY.
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ebfraoo aoserttsem,nts.
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY AND
PRINTERS WAREH OUSE,
M 30 Washsnrto,, Strpet. %.


-. No. 90 Washington street, s
.iLLlNUiS.
vUyyPE, PRESSES, INK, CH4sEs, CASES, AND Ey-
IL cry article required Ia n NEWSPAPER, Book OR jon
goFrIcE on hand, and for sale at the lowest market
prices. ~ s'z7-s
Having removed to our new Foundry buildings at
the above location, are prepared with greatly
increased facilities to supply the wants OF the trade
throughout the west ~ - stse anfE ars - alas
The improvements which we have made in the pre-
parations Of metals give to the type manufactured BY
us great reputation for durability.
We have recently started in connection with our
other departments EEcTRoTyPE FeuSnky and solicit
orders for this kind of work. possess peculiar IA
cilities for executing II in superior manner.
We shaf continue TO keep In store alarge stock Of
Printing Presses from the well known manufactory OF
Messrs Il. Hoe & Co.. of New York. Also, large
sorment of the celebrated Ruggles Job Presses Other
Presses win be furnished ut Manufaeturers prices
Ink from the best nufacturers will always be Kept
on hand. d.
We desire particularly to call the attention Of the
Printers of this State 10 establishment, they
will hnd u TO their interest 10 send us their orders.
We shall, in short time, issue Specimen
Book, which will be sent to parties wishing to order,
on application. Tl4toa1l D. l. DODGE, Treasurer.
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Hs THE EDiDAI TRINITY. TH8 .rsa es#@
Each of RsDwsY = Three Remedies possesses special
curative powers certain diseases; aud when either
the READY REIEF, RENoyaNo REsuIy kNT, to the REGu-
Arohs used for the certain class of disease the
specially designed for, the system undergoes rap
id transformation from its diseased condition to heal
thy and hapuy state of existence =s-..-
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avenue. ows1d by Nr. Beakmaa, and completely Sc
'tloyed lie baiidinS. Loss $50 No insurance. The
IRE tie re- ut o: accident beng caused by Mr..
3. son playing with TIRE crsckers sbeai the premises
DEsTRUcTIoS % COW sTABLEs
Abou: 81 O'Clock yesterday morning FIRE broke
out in row of sheds situated on the block bounded
by Park, Flushing ard Franklin avenues ami Skill
usn street. Brooklyn, occupied as cow stables by
Peter Clarke and John Wood. SomA 200 stalls were
destroyed snd the COWS urred into the street. None
Of them were burned they having been gotten out in
time before the flames reached them Nearly the
whole Of TIE SHEDS destroyed, but there still
remaining some leo stalls. These sheds have been
erected nearly twenty years and were in very dlsp
dated condition. Tie place has frequently been con-
NJ ,rsd of a. nuisance, and a. such ordered abs,ed
bv he Board of Health. The sheds were insured for
about 1900, which viii probably more than pay the
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Richard.on. Spence g. Co... Circular.

Penn LIVERPOOL, June 10, 1857
This weeks arrival. consist Of 49, bushels WHEAT 100 s5l
bushels CoRS S679hsrres from States quar-
ters WHEAT from the Baltic l52 sacks FLOUR from France
1918 quarters WHEAT 1863 quarters COIN IRON the Meder'
rsneaD
the return for the week ending last saturday Is the have:
since last October being l 555 quarers at 50 against 100 6'j
quarters at a. in the eorIesP9ndns week Of last year
followed by sunshine and 50 far will have proved beneh-
arse arrival. from Baltic from 18th May 9Th June,
81 73i quartes WHEAT dull and rather lower and the
been quiet Here, Tuesday with good attendance Of
buyers the decline of last Friday WHET, partially
covered moderate consumPye business having been done
advance Of ID = bush red and full prices for white
FLOUR neglected IDN CORN which Monday sold pretty
freely SO for yellow slow aud rather easier 70 buy
Todsy market quiet and the business done very linn
tied WHEAT firmly held and where sales were made
Of white Oatty red FLOUR is rather more inquired
m1ed and So for yellow White brought an a31anc Of Sd
~ T. or 40 6a4 having been made for prime We quote
Philadephia and Baltimore, 81 asa Ohio, SO ass
Western 80 QS6 y Dbl superior lot Of Philadelphia made
BrEv-Lte doing Holder. are firm while buyeu will
purchase be- ond their immediate wants.
Pork neglected, and quotations nominal
BACON has continued in small request and prices are
LsRD-Mske quiet but with little doing at s. for
fine parcels
socation quote Sc y In London the market is also
better the closing price Of P y C. being 50 the spot
So July September and 81 last three months Of the
OF Com mon about 900 bbs at f7d4
the ps and arrive 7e sO Mediums reported "
BARK freely offered at a. for Philadelphia and
OLA few ss lots of bugged Sperm sold at SOS;
CGovEEsfED-one or two small parcels American
next 500 bags and 200 bbs TO be offered at auction
EARLY In the week with more active inquiry the
daily sales reached bales but yesterday andto day the de-
maud Ls. fallen of materially stu advance Of 3D. 10 has
bTrn ss ON tine to the S. grade.
sandy Dust, unsaesb Ia Manchester there has been
doing al rather better prices Mddins Orleans, iood
Mobile, 7 Is l6d.; UplaDds 5-lbd y 10
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Taitow stcsiy a. 59'cfrY c z q. SPOT. o ops for
July 20 September, and 81 for Odoher % pecer Der
TEA puon CouSou ~ q ~ Dr. YES better KIM
q Con zou there l. demand Al today
~oO lkgs declared or sc g 40 pB-s.d $50 B. 4
very low C1ngous Il ~ Tll.d = II sTrs: hru1es
shown y boldrs end hfb> prices ia
E.anCfd. htb buyers refused 20 ave.
TCRPENTNE-25o0 bbis. Rough sold al 1914 rioIs Aner
ban spTts held u - df46.
AmEtcAN STOCKS renar without bu.ness There 81 no
pressing sellers here et the time there demand and
quotations must b. considered nominal United STATE.
&c lo6alOct. Msssschusetts Sterling 1906. Maryland
sterling sellers AZ 70 small psfce q PENN. snuis InscrP
tons 4. ofcIeG ~ Bonds g. seers. Nrs I.s % sjF5
his,pp Planters Bank 4o042; srd Uon Bsok Bond- have
receded to 10zz Pennsyssns C-nta Rsru ID Bonds lst
Mortgage 5g0el; ditto Sterling, % horFsge - Me-" Orb
Centr. "a; Freand fo70lO3 Michigan Contra eeIs a.
g. Canada 81 Bonds ais Eovs Scotia ~ 81 DIV New
Bnswick 1884, Grand Trunk Of Csusds Shares : Is a.
as Is ditto Bonds g01el.
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BREAKFAST TO REV T. L. CCYLER.

The novelty of a public breakfast was enacte |
Yesterday, at the rooms of the Young Mems Chstla
Association, in honor Of one Of the most prominen,
members Of that body, the Rev. Theo. Cuyler, who
leaves in the steamer to-day for Europe. The hour
appoipted was a. IN. The hour in London, where
such THU gs are not unusual is generally o'clock, and
in Difference perhaps TO this custom, the participants
did not sit down until Il. A dozen clergymen were
nresept and two or three times that number of aymen
After grace BY DR.. SMITH and the singing of the
lSth Song Of Zion breakfast was disposed Of CONVEX
sationaly. -
Al n, close Mr. Bliss, President Of the Association
who sat at the he ad of the table said that feeling the
coed that Brother Cuyler had done to them anu Tor
hem tie members of the Association had ieit that
they could not allow him TO depart without some ex-
preston of their qualification and they had chosen 70
introduce ole OF already old custom IN the oid
country ard meet in the early morning 10 ENJOY mar
social Intercourse which others attempted 10 ENJOY at
later hour Might the voyage Of their brother be sue
cessful and prosperous; might he md renewedheath,
and return TO them with the strength and determination
10 labor with renewed vlgor Tor the oeneu1 oi tne
Young men of New-lork. . 80
MI CrYIYR said in response that he wished they
were ali going with him Laughter As he saw ID IN
ST ting So erect 81 table, he could not help thnklng
how Dobly they weuit look when they got our on the
ground swell Renewed laughter. However, he
was assured that none OF them took anything except
(Which cheers but not inebnates,"
and that DR.. Marsh would have to report none oil
them under the table, He was right glad TO have has
name associated with the beginning OF this custom IN
this country-a custom by which they might have
hearty intercourse 81 meet IN fanlIiar ana mouse.
hold etyle lust as a man meets his own household at
bis own breskfasttable There might be some dith-
culty in getting the whole company on board the
Canada for there were a great many men There VINO
had the reputation of being ncenday characters. aud
il might be dangerous TO corfne 60 many on single
ship But he thought there were none there who
were in favor Of anything faster than that genuine
conservatism which the late Sir Robert Peel called
reevlsr onward ao,ion He vas glad TO zee SO May
good uer about him. Tue little children bad their
representative there; he was going to tVe out q
whole bundle Of letters from children in Sewfork to
children in Paris He VISA glad TO sec that the ,hil-
drec had their bishop there Mr. Pardse, and there
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Of the rebels Trade very quiet aud dealers held
their stocks Of teas for further advance
Shabgbsc dates TO the both Of April report that the
town OF Hokow, in the Keangree Province, had been
taken possession Of by the rebels.
Exchange on England "a to rs. In tea two chops
Of CoDeou had beeu settled at 5 to IL iaels. Greens
were unchanged. The total export Of tea to Great
Britain showed deficiency a. compared with the
zane date last year Of q, 100000 ID.
At Hong Kong trade was quiet. Freights had in
proved and vessels were wanted. Exchange on En-
gland, 500 5iOI. Rice had declined in price bat
fubseauentiy recovered, and expected 10 rule
high for some time The long Grouth is said TO have
affected the frat crop Of Canton silk, which will be
hort one.
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Total stock Of CoTros f. this port 687 900 bales American
$500 bales total stock time sst year 7V0D.bss.
American 59l 20.
The demand for Yarns and GOODS has improved AID the for
have advanced ID y n.
The MosET market ia unchanged the demand being fully
equal 70 the supply 6. y cent for h.telass bills.
WHEAT has advanced Ia ID 70 n in tine last three days
FLOUR in iar request the fu prices last market day IN
CORN quiet but without change In the rates. White
WHEAT 93dlOi4; red 0ael6 T. 10 n. Western Cana
FLOUR % d3 Philadelphia aud baltimore 81 9S3 Csnsds
u "a T. Dbl. lite INDIAN CORN ~ d4O mixed aud yo
low 90 9d39 y quarter.
The the week reach 1905 bb' s4 4o4
n C,st. fOr
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Brown, shipiey & Co.'S Circular.

Per Perfi1 LIsRsPOOL June y 1917.
The late very urfsyorsbe reports Of the weather throu shou
the ptrd states have large business. COTros dur.
IN the past sale. 20 last evening being
bales with Y 10 20 spectators snd 80 70 e1pyrter. Il
advance Of I'd = n IN the Addins and qusies Of
American Low Sandy Cotton ~ quite unstable. To.
day the nke quiet the sses being 7e bales prices
closing steadily IS follows: