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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-12
@ADIDLlI5IR9S TOOL s.

We ask particular attention our stock Of Tools They
are manufactured expressly FOR House. OF quality
ana nhlsh uneqlaled and warrant them Our prices are
as low as common article is usually sold for From deal
ers ana Throughout the country call
and latter ourselves that prices terms are such as
will command their favorable consideration 6,n9
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-12

In Probate-Keaosho County Cour,
In the matter OF the Estate Of Elizabeth BTugganrs
Of Whealand, Kenosha County, deceased A"DP' '~'S
THNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
n Letters testamentary the last will and testament Of
said deceased having been issued Caroline Plate and
Isaac W. Webster, on this 10th day OF January A. D. 1851
and STR months from and after said day being allowed od
limited for creditors present their claims
and allowance, notice hereby given that the undersigned
viii on the FIRST Monday OF March, A. d. 1857 at his OIL
IN the city and county OF EenoSha at ten o'clock A OF
said day and also on the 10th day of July A. D. 1857
at the same place and hour hold court receive exam
me and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against
said deceased. 4ws2 JON b. JILSUN, County Judge
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-12
ADMINISTRATIVE SAFE.

en- h-fSDnie--kA@Eosha County Court.
In the matter Of The estate Nathaniel CIapr deceased
NoICE IS hereby given that ~ virtue nd pursuance of
9y me County Court Of said County the pndelsgned
1920 between the hours Of and Elk o'clock offer Tor
sac at yepdue at the late residence Of said ~ Capp
thirds Of The outh west Of
the the south a The so1b ee "lIo
291 tZ1 @Tnshp No. two 81 range
land more or less Also undivided one half of the
north east quarter Of section twenty-five 2 township No.
two (2)nor ofrange twenty-five (22) east containing in
the last described piece hundred aud Sky acres more
or less situated in the town Of smer End Kenoha county
Dated Konosha Oct 18th 1856 'I I8w19
The above sale is hereby postponed until Saturday the
Pond day Of November A. d 1855 the place and
Dated Kenosha Nov s, 1855 y oD'A'f Sgao \
The above sale is hereby further postponed until Saturday,
the LIST day Of March, A D. 1851, the place and
tine Of day. SARAH D. CLAPP,
Chaaeery sale.
In EgUtiy--iSfdte of WtSc0nsth-h-caoSha CouBky
Circuit Cont
George W Hale and George n. Towsee Is Patrick Spell
man oahaIine spellnan, John Erickson, Josiah Bond
10y VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF
Hp Anal decree Of the Circuit Court for the County OF
Kenosha made and entered in the above entied rayse
bearing date on the 18th day of January A. D. 1851 shall
sell At public auction, at the front door OF Court House
IN the City and County of kenosha, Saturday the i4h
day Of March next between the hours Of ~ In the
forenoon OF that day. all of the following described pren
All Of the following described lot Of land with the appur
tenances hereuato belonging to wit: beginning at the
distance 81 eigtyeigt sS feet west o. the northeast
corner OF lot nambcr ~ in block lumber forty1ne
9 and on the north line q said lot running thsnc.
southery on line parallel with the line o to
the south line OF said lot thence westerly the south Inc
Of said lot the distance Of oryfour ga et thence no-
ery on line parallel with the east line Il said lot The
north line thereof and thence easerly said north linz
tine place Of beginning; The being on south.
quarter Of section number thrty-one y, number
two 2 north OF range number twenty l2 east and
IN what IL now known the Third Ward II the city Of ke
nosha, being the same premises pied by sld b.
iendants, Patrick Spelmaa and Catha inc spe.u.au
their Homestead.
A. PAGE TfMESON,
Sheriff of Kenos County, Wiz.
Dated Kenosha, January Goth, A. d. 1siI.
O. S. HEAD, Compartments solicitor 7ws3
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AI,eriG Sale.
NhcrfH HAFC.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT RY

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
virtue Of = writ of fer facas issued and under
the Of the Circuit Court in and os the county Keno
sha State Of Wisconsin, directed and delivered
against the goods and chaels lands and Of Ken
drck Kceler have levied upon and shall offer sale aud
sell public auction vendur he highest bidder as
the law directs az the Court House in the City Of Keosha
the eat door thereof, Saturday tie 2lst day OF
March, \ d. 1871 between the hnrs " one and three
o'clock in the afternoon Of that day al right tile aud
interest which the said Kendrck Keer had the 26h
day of june A. D. 1884, any time since that day in
the following pieces parcels Of land Sit
uated and bciIg in the town of Bristol County ate
Aforesaid and more particularly bounded and describe
follows, vii: The bs Of the theast uuarte- Of
the south quarter, and the east hall Of The south
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of number thirty
two (32) in town ) north OF rang twenty-une i2)
east. J. l. EHLE, tate SioJig of I snoslu t0lfa}l
Dated Kenosha, Feb. 4, 1851. TsgI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19

Ahy-29 Oakley Hawkins-26 Richard Nugeus &co-25 D
wiihers-N Cleveland Brothers &co2 D Kelly Aco-H do
Coleman, Putnam kco2 Miles, Adams &co-iS bales
Cooper 6co16 bales order-l3 70 Martin Owen
Cobb--l3 Mufre Qne-12 Mienbergcr Aeo-e bales CT
ton T,,oruhiH Seos Lsws OgIssby-s y gonigo9sfy
Cox Aeo-bJF 0rxplt-6 Hughes Hyllsted 1co-o 30 p
Frei1soD Stevenson &eo John Lee TO
grander Hnbbssd7 felIowes Aco6 TO Gorrsso
Brol Thus. Groves Aco sacks cotton seed Martin Dro-
Putnam kco0 bbs pork Pearson &co8 bds saddle tries
II Hanssl-sundriss 70 orderToisI 2a2 bales cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Amanda-70 bales cotton % Cam.
Squires West32 bales cotton Cuddy Brown &col9
Payne Hsrrison-1s III Carter &eo-9 Kelly Aco-I do
hugely, Blair Aco3 Cooper &eo yoorhies Grggs &co
lii hides bale peiries Rogers Wooda 1eoI05 Rus
&col mdse osderToal i52
bales cotton. s+ss "a h4+ssiaS. ~ &.
sHREyEPoRT-steaner Joseph HoIdenss bales cotton to
4 Urquhart-37 A Kelly leo 30 W jackson &co-S0
Cammack, Sanres West26 MlteDberger Karronl6 do
7 Scot; Aco-9 Payne Hankon-8 II X Carter &eo-6 do
Henderson Terry &co-s Hopkins &co5 to Leblanc
SOM Patton snh3 " Eslin &co-2 Lewis Oslesby
-sundries to order-Total 2s6 bales cotton.
BAYOU sARA@stestner Laurel Hill-44 bales cotton ID
Estn &co9 bales cotton Payne Harrison 81 do john
eeiS Mitenberge Basronl5 Byrne Vance Aco-t 90 to
MtenbMger dco6 Ward Saunders Hunt-5 CATER Har-
rison 6co-o Brand Dalv a3 bales cotton TO
Cnddy Brown &co2 BnehanNoa Carroll Aco7f
baies wool Alain-S hides Augusn Thibaut-sundfes
| to order-Toa1 2l4 bales cotton, 77s'95
| PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
M0BILE-seamer Caiifo.niaf0 bbs bsdon water TO Wa.
terman Bro2 do Geddes2 cotton gins Price Converse
cos pkgs mdse 2 Hyde &cc-sundries order.
NEW ORLEANS. OPEIOUsAs AND GREAT WEsrEHN
/ Ferre 2
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NOUBLINCs THE INCOME OF COTTON
u ANTEkS,

PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURES
OF YARNS
Employing Spin the Crop up ba, about he
six years and above and unit for powing
picking cotton. =
am prepared to furnish Planters with this NEW CON-
BINATI0N OF MACHINERY, inclusive of the STEAM EN-
GINE if necessary-naMely: The Gin with Apnendsge
in Machine, and the Segment Machines of Spinning
ries and to have all arranged in the Spinning Room TIT
plantation compiste with great dispatch Also competent
SpiRners.
oNE-HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
tie very first year will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the Spinnef
Wages.
My IMPROVEMENT in its results to the Planter is eauiys
lent TO his having purchased of me psntaen negros
productive than those works. while his
ming interest will prove his diversion, il will be troE
the and ahAetes inherent to Planting Gathering and
Bs ing up crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is CASH ARTICLE, bat for good accept
reasonable facilities; and for The OF
THE PATENT oeourh to be paid 10 me each Of sae hrss
i've the Yarns bring Gned Coiten>
with contract nsing Should the pet ton change
proprietors. = ~
Propositions Planters sy be made, and
OF Machinery in their particular theE omit
what been the number Of pounds Of their crepof
how many pounds Of Yarn day they must Spin.
az GEO. g. HENRY, Mobile Ala
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with Of abou 200 hhds generally at ll2<c
Clarified For ordinary qualities the market extremely
dull Retail parcels Of Louisiana still sell the range or
quotations follow
49, QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR
Inferior Common .slO1z Prime and Choice
fhf to Fully FAIR. Charmed and kennel.
weeks reeeptsz hhds-EAports' De
aoLAsshS Tine market mas heen very du and several
os OF sogho aud cargo OF cuna nugar mouse nave been
onerea without buyers az the askins rates rev snas lois
nave neen SOLD al about a9sc gallon ior sorgho
1ork syrup, and 6oCgbac iof kenhery keoohed.
Weeksrecepts' LII oois-Ehports, Z. $500
demand has oeen iimited ourlns the seater
patt Vi ne weeh anu prices nave sti he'u u"wn"ai eh
uehey. Inc saies up ~ thursday evening enoiea hoe
i.oN oos al SogSo 70 ior eupe.hhe ihoals aho o. 'u
% 20 ana - 'o ahey aho ha.ta 70 y of Ch'oe
ana % as4 70 = Dbl TOT FINE ana onoranded Yesterday
-, p, $50 w o. ~ -. f AAIo o " w - vac
'IT,, - oo 80 =, - N ~ ?. o. y w
WE IN M, 80. .1-i4Apoi's' 'Vht' -
| NJ Inf.rtor ava o,d,,arv ,,. 80 a.. 80 :, ~,
ueek are confined tn soe sooo c,s ic,d; osoo p; pa
at q, 1o6 Il 1s +,a ,ssidr. ia,nn r.,.aII Tf, -. % :
iected and ranging a. sp7s,c q bu.h.I M ,ro,. Ia
clnde I400 SACKS T.; In Z, m - hI o.
| Prime Red
| week,s recein,s 4 ass sacks-Fxno,+, -eea
CORN The mar,e. has continued All, .ra ~ "a -os,..
dav morning barey IN nm sack. xo1d - ~
for Mixed ard Ye,ov and Prime ni,a ,bs ora r.csn+
actions being at 5sss for Mixed and white 1-no
sacks Prime yelow and N,xed ,a so, AZ .to So a hsh.,
Weeks receipts s. 4Oa sacks-Exuorts ara
OATS We have noticed sales of slr0 tn INN xackv G.
Louis 443c and few lots of Ohio at dc a bushe sor
Ordinary to Choice s.,5s .-.-. 80
Weeks receipts Embellishments san -
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INnIANOLA AND GALyESTOS-Steamship Opelousas-
100 head cne-95 bales cotonll hides36 boxes tobacco
$3.50 specie.
MINITITLAN-Brig Perseverance-In ballast.
TOBASCOSchr Ieonor-lu0 bales tobacco to Camerden
10 do Casea Harrispe is do 10 bales pmeno Payro
$1,000 in specie 10 Fernandez Sco.
HAvANA.Brg n stevens-s cases segars 70 CabelIero
Basualdol do Hopkins Sco-1 do Kicks &co--l do
BuLdecke &co4 do Moreno Bros-2 do Girsud-l do
Ramagosa Il Magis-3 do Gerond-l do A Heine-1 do
GunaI Bebee2 do Costa do Ferrer6 do Fernandez
So bales tobacco 10 pkgs cedar boards sega
bales tobacco Koch Sco bales bags pecadoa TO A
segars Weishaar2S0 hides PUG Mir &co boxes
Viosca-2 segars Durel Scoot fruit to
Lever.
BAY ST LouIs-Schr Eolo29 900 lumber Simpson
4 Dorr
PEARL RIyER-schr President-27 900 feet lumber Pooley
Nicol Sco.
BONFOUCA-Schr Aleyon-350 900 bricks 10 o Webbrr.
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SHERIFE'S SALES.

S;s S si jk,as, IaESs !. $40 issso
District Court q New Orleans in lie above entitled
will proceed to sell public auction the CRY Hotel
mon street. between Camp and Magazine Streets on wEDNEs
DAY the 2lst day Of October 1851 IL O'Clock NJ the fol
'l9 81 situate a. about
479 feet7 inches from the Metare Road and measuring
American measure 1876 feet inches front land facing
August 1855 BY j. A. D'Hsmecourt Deputy Surveyor an
Of partition passed between Jean Puyegur
Jean Bares the h day Of January 1851 before o. Droue
thereon rights privileges advantages
unto said portion belonging
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot =. ~ e..
sel9 % OCT 1921 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
de la Nouvelle- Orleans. SvEILE ORLEANS VS.: JEAN
BARES ct als.-No. II, $50.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fkeri faeias eontre
de District de Ia Nouvelle Orleans dams aire cdessus
procedera e MERCREDI 81 d'octobre 1857, midi rh6te
de Ia Cite de la Commune les du Camp de,
SE Ssaf NRse P Il 6E agRsE u
pieds ponces, environ du chemn de Ia Metaie
rant mesure americane, 1856 peds pouces face E
qui fat face profondeur de 1872 ped La die
portion de ierre est desgnes Il ettre " plsr
dresss lie 30 daot 1856 par DHemecourt depuE voyer
annexe de entire Jean Puyegur Jean
rapport de q Drouet notre public en- cet'e VILE dat
du janvier 1857. r. ". su7 tsf Htsf
Ensemble avec les batisses ameIoraon aui
tudes ct avantages attaches ct apparenaut.
lie tout saisi dams Iafaire ci.dessus. ~
r CONDITIOES-C Compliant an moment de Rehabilitation
N JOHN NJ. BELL,
se19 % OCT IA q Sheriff de Ia parasse dOreans.
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The loss Of The steamer Central America was confirmed to-
day 1t large pumbe Of passengers gone
the unfortunate vessel million and half in gold
The gold without coub fully insured the greater part
New York. which will another panic in Wall street.
this 81 600 expected to help specie balances of
Banks last week 1t is reported part Of the gold
insured in London. This wants confirmation. .5.a.
The Exchange market fat to-day In fact there Is
money here to-day for large parties
taking small from their regular customers round
of 10000 New York GO days sight was contracted
for to-day at per cent discount which the established
rate for good bills. Sight sold ~ prem, the Banks
selling at cent One day sight prem In sterling
did not learn of any transactions
New York market, with downward tendency, look
for lower figures in this market We only quote this
ing good to choice bills at IA 71sGs per premium,
though there bills held 81 quiet
day. bu the market is tending downward quota
532a@52Iz for good bills Paris, payable in
Paris.
The Vckburg packet Natchez brought good load Of
morning, 1922 bales which undoubtedly
the market Monday next though it be all sampled by
This with the expected csgoes arrive by the
Princess Magnolia and other boats between this and Monday
next make something Of show the market. The diff
Guilty negotiating exchange and the absence Of many large
buyers may prevent rapid and speedy sales.
market has been fiat and inactive all the week
fact nllest week
long time. -l,.., e. -... XXX
We annex our weekly quotations. RI. ~. o.. o.
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PASSE gers,
verance, from Minititlan-6 steerage.

EXPORTS.
BARCELONA-Bark VIM Woodside-5l2S bbls -four, 500
sacks wheat
CAMPEACHY AND SISAL-schr Arogante-5O0 bbls -four
100 ties lard 20 bb potatoes 10 do onions 10 do apples do
hams boxes cheese Is kegs butter chain cables casks
hware boxes crackers, q kegs nails, pkgs mdse.
HAVANA-Schr Day-55O 50 bbls 1900 kegs lard, 20
casks and ~ hams $50 bbs -four 100 sacks wheat 80 boxes
cheese 50 do apples pipes olives II iron springs bx mdse
MOBIIE-Schr Barissa30 empty bbls so slate loo
bales oakum obs coal CIT sacks corn, $50 do oats IS do
bones lot castings, lot furniture.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

yICKSBU RG-Steamer Nachez-24S bales cotton to John
Watt &co-97 Wright Allen &colI5 do Buckner Stanton
Newman-l6S jackson &co-l66 Cuddy, Brown &co6l do
Henderson Peale-l4s N Pnekard &colSl bales cotton to
Person &col3i Carroll Pritchard &co-33 bales
r W Esin &col26 Byue Vance &co-llS George Connolly
lis Kicks Sco9l bales cotton Ward Saunders Hunt
90 Payne Harrison59 do Green Crump5l bales
Buchannon, Carroll &c0-47 Bogar Foley AyeryE DO 10
Vaudeville &McIheuny43 Robson Allen IS bales cotton
Harding Abbay MoreheadS6 George Smedes &coS3 do 10
RotcGlo;d3u Mileuberger BArrouSg bales cotton 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19
REMOVALS.

NOTICE-WE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM OUR
friends and the public that account Of the late fire
lower shop we have removed office the shop
of Nore Dame and Front where will be
happy fill orders for Tin Copper and Sheet
Iron Work as before. '7
sells Ct BREWSTER L ZACHARIE
e. REMOVAL-TAYLO L RADDIN,4
SXl Wholesale Dealers in Il
tNBooTs, SHOES, HATS AND CAPs,A
- Have removed their Stores from No. Al Magazine ST.,
to the large and commodous Stores Nos q Magazine and
Common street.
The undersigned wond respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have removed their Store
above where they will keep constantly hand large and
well selected stock of BOOTS SHOES HATS and CAPS of
every variety and quality.
They receiving in their stores steamship
Black Warrior and ships Susan Kinks and Fannie Eaer
fifty Thousand dollars worth of FRESH SEASONABLE
GOODS which they would respectfully call the attention
country merchants and dealers generally The inducements
they offer buyers cannot be surpassed by other establish
ment in the city. Please call and examine our stock
TAYLOR 4 RADDIN,
sel5-tf q sfagaLiI and II Common street.
r ENlOVAL-TAYLoK 4 Radon, WHOLESALE
IL Dealers in Boots Shses Hats and Caps have removed
No Al Magazine street the large and commodious stores
Nos. q Magazine and II Common sell I'm
D ENIOVED THE OFFICES OF THE NEW Or
II leans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company
have been from No. IS Carondeet street the New
Depot Buildings Callope aus
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JOHN ". BELL,
sel9 % OCT IA q Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
LEGAL NOTICES.

of New Orleans. No. &6lS
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
In this all persons herein interested
show within days from the notification,
they have why the by Laura Smith,
sxecnx of the deceased should be homoogated and
proved, the funds distributed in accordance herewith
selO l5 10 OCTAVE MoREL, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxIExE CouE DE DsrRicrs SUCCESSION DE y. D.
de Ia Nonyelle. Orleans ) SMITH-No S,6ls-
q Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream.
ciers de la susde toutes aares
celia davor dsdue dix dater
de la prente publication les raons lesquees compile
presene par Laura NJ Smith, execuce du denn seait
point approuye honooue fonds mains
parts conformements dit compile .H.-.. =
Par ordre de la .,sg.
sel0 Is - OCTAVE MOREL, Daeute Greh1er
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MOTTO
Jetery's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
,rith India Rubber Ball HalUes, ~
Suitable Sugar Plantations Draining Excava
TONS Dry Docks Ships Ocean and River Steamers,


Suitable Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc., etc.. etc.
The subscriber having appointed Agent Tor this Safe
for the sale of Jeary Improved PuMp With
Ball Valves, prepared receive orders
stu ISIS and was awarded FIRST PREMIUM
York State Fair. held at Emra in that In intro
ducne this Pump this community the Undersigned feels
confidence his efforts bring general win ee
all who sees its operation and construction
adaptation of solid Balls of India Rubber for
Pump Valves, will at once be to thinking mind
and their yielding surface
attained the of other Valves. The simplicity of
arrangement the facility nth which the parts be
and replaced compact FORM renders this the perfect
desirable Pump Every Planter, Ship Steamboat
Captain should of these valuable Pumps
spart from their general purposes they in be
transformed into efficient Fire Engine.
Size capacity of forcing 20 gallons min
Price SO.
Size capacity of forcing 40 gallons per min
ute. Price S35.
Size possesses capacity of forcing Is gallons per min
ute. Price $50.
And larger szes suitable for Dry Docks heavy Drainage
up capacity OF 600 gallons minute course o.
construction and be expected Nos and are ad
irably adapted Sugar Houses for forcing the mo-
Piled while for redeeng Swampy Lands the No. as are nds
pensable.
The subscriber convinced that when these Pumps
they will speak for themselves and that sooner or sfa
they will go into general use.
Samples of in operation at c. c. Bier
Is No. IS Camp Price Coulohs No. lul Poydras
street, undersigned where in
vtsd TO call and examine before purchasing,
/" ANDERSON D. blEIs Nh, Agent,
81 Graver street
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WANTED.

2 WANTED TO HIRE-A SMART COIORED
"a Girl ID II o1 10 wait in the house and do cham
G Der work; Apply at No Terpschore street. inquire
y8 At this Office sells If
yNANTED-A GOOD PLAIN SEAMsTREss DESIRES
w work. Apply Enterpe street, door 10 the dry
goods the of Pry auia sel2 If
-. HOUSE WANTED-IN THE FIRST OR
I Fourth District, between Magazine and Apollo streets
I comfortable House, suitable for moderate sized family
with large yard garden attached would be preferred
Rent exceed $500 $3.50 year. For house that
suits lease of three five could be made. Apply 81
Gravier street ty21 tf
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We should judge from the following that breadsufs
going down low figures the West and that will
have cheap eating this year The Louisville Journal of
the 18th inst, says:
There change in the money market. Eastern
exchange continues the banks checking the
East at 10 their regular customers in very limited
amounts The brokers charge l-generay at the outside
The market excessively dull yesterday Superne -four
quoted the dfayload yesterday 81 u.s. but il
Little sold In fact we believe tha some brands could
have been bought Tor less sale OF 81 b6ls Mackins extra
white wheat Wheat quote at TO- Is and 3d. Sales of
&c., and white sheed at 5c from store Oats we
continue to quote at 3O@I 35c.
to 20 bbls. refined and crushed sugar at 13h4gl4e.
The st Louis Price Current of the 10th nst in remarkng
the markets of that city, says:
The ghtness the market continues to de-
pressing influence in all departments of business The latter
part last week the trying period business
have passed through for many years The demand for money
maturing obligations large and banks and
bankers could afford little assistance the best paper bills or &C
ceptances currency not available there
shves The crisis safely however without leaving
scarcely behind which another of the evidences
exhibited Of the stability and soIndness Of our business com
munity
This demand for money though still large, is less
PRESSING and the market has assumed more encouraging
only small portion paper offered and large of
good paper offered outside. and negotiations rate from a13
moderate demand The banks and bankers paying par
premium the Eastern cities, and drawing at "a and on
New Orleans paying g per cent discount and drawing
present almost nominal We hear OF lew st class ~
and 81 day bills NcwYork having been purchased at
Per discount Currency in good supply and difficult
dispose the private bankers will only receive from their
regular aud very sparngy if at ALL at the
1t is received readily however, in the regular small
business Of the city.
Currency alluded above the issues of the thousand and
Shops banking houses located in
every village aud in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
and perhaps q" free Kansas"