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San Andreas independent., 1858-03-13
[By Telegraph to the Sacramento Union.l
Later from the South.
san FRANcIsco. March II

SAN FRANCISCO, March 10th, %.
The steamer Senator arrived this even
ing, bringing papers from San Diego and
Los Angeles to the 9th Of March. The
grain fields in San Diego and Los Ange-
les counties are suffering for want of rain.
A fire occurred at Los Angeles on the 18th
of February, which destroyed property to
the amount of nearS40, 900. Among the
property consumed, was the tinsmith shop
of Hale & Childs, together with the stock,
valued at $40, 900.
LATER FROM SALT LAKE.-Messrs.
Ackerman and Morgan had arrived in Los
Angeles from Salt Lake City, which place
they left on the 9th of February The
Mormon news is of little interest. They
say that an orderwas issued by the church
about the 10th of January, that the peo-
pie should have boxes made, to contain
about $50 pounds, to pack their grain in,
and bring them to the Elders, who would
take charge of them and "cache" them in
the mountains. Another order was issued,
that company of 600 men should hold
themselves in readiness to 90 into the
mountains on the 18th of February, and
cut off supplies coming to the army.
The authorities of Salt Lake are repre-
sented as still inclined for war, and seem
determined to keep the United States
troops outside of the city; at all events,
until the crops are gathered in. There
was rumor in circulation that there had
been an engagement between the Mormon
forces and the United States troops, in
which the latter were defeated; but the
report was thought to be without founda-
tion.
San Andreas independent., 1858-03-13
Dr. Edwards

A T ANGELS, HAS NOT SOLD OUT, BUT
IN offers for. sale At 4 BARGAIN, his
Property and his stock of Drugs and Fixtures,
wishing to return to the Atlantic States soon
He wishes all who know themselves indebted
to him to call and make immediate settlement.
2w-2G1 J. d. EDWARDS, NJ D..
San Andreas independent., 1858-03-13

On the evening of March 9th, great
Popular Sovereignty meeting was held at
Oroville, which denounced the Lecompton
Constitution in able speeches and strong
resolutions. j. W. McCorkle and Judge
Wells addressed the meeting. McCorkle
deplored the anti-Democratic movement
of the Lecompton Constitution; alluded
to the Presidents evident intention to
force his favorite measure against the
wishes of a majority of the people Of Kan.
sas; and asked if Mr.. Buchanan could
have been elected in the last campaign, if
his late message had been before the peo-
pie previous to the election. He denounced
the attempt Of the minority to force that
obnoxious instrument, the Lecompton
Constitution, upon an unwilling people
He remarked, that Congress. in accepting
a minority Constitution for Kansas, would
abandon the fundamental principle of that
San Andreas independent., 1858-03-13
PROCLAMATION.

In accordance with the provisions of an
Act entitled "An Act submitting the Consti-
tuition framed at Lecompton, under the Act of
the Legislative Assembly of Kansas Territory,
entitled an Act to provide for taking census
and election of Delegates to Convention,
passed February 10th, A. d. 1857, the under
signed announces the following as the official
vote of the people of Kansas Territory on the
questions as therein submitted on the 4th day
of January, 1858:
,-or- ~ ruv rrraNproS eoysTITuTIoy
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nate 8iuB e~berf1IS Der prn einem SllDlanper
(6iepatrtf uon Nlatan1) 8elteute antra9 ourd,,
zen PrdliDenten nm MJubeilulS aller aui lHals
fer's Aufbebun8 be5ii9liden Dotumeute gu er-
luAen.
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iel9enosn ,paidlappisen Yerm ltluu98' Nntra3
in Be5uB aui Die aapiass 6ra8e Elm: 9anio8
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ltaat y. Da9e3ea iOIe rer aui Die Gflaperei
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Z. Npril pieieS 5abre8 elmer %pireften Nbltiuls
mug Der quallfjirteu Ddb:cr unteripOrfen
perpen bic 9eriNte iiber Die %4bitimmun9 aber
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Sertssi 1DfeS.

Nu 8 b . iebSm0rterbu6e tbeilt
cine iiiplite 3eitun9 6clgenpe6 nit: Sin
"Screwsman'' lit eth W}a1n, Der pcn einem
Sdtclle zen 0bpruf uimmt, einen pa5u palien=
ben Shliliel U~erie>tigt ullo Den YlaB obue 2u,
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man eineu HlaB screw ng nellnt. Sin Cracks
MN 1uf Ter anreru Selte nlrlnt falt lie eluen
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)ferclper. Oa3 BredetIen lit lerldiepen IN
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SdarFiinu.
Sin knuck 1T Ella T1iGenojeb uuo eiuBrrtes
monn1i5 ein dummy eth Rrrtemrnaale zines
6r1uen5jmnIer8 lit ell mo ly uno bus zines
OfanneS ein bloke; Elm 6r1ueu5lnnler Gin
mol ell Oelno - flesh bag; SttampIe -
troter cases Elm Ialhentuh wipe 2ei>
men - bundle Of snow; Ger Sept - nut
DaS Weiidt - mug cte Ohren - listeners ;
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re Veine - props rer &orpcr - bread
basket Elm Imarter Otann - fly ELL lturis
Der Mann = flat einen W(1nn meuAIin80 gu
erncrren bei6t ibln consolation 9eten unp IDlr
in %rffener We,le ernlcrren belGI croak.
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Eele9rapDiGcDe NacbrieDfe'
9ert tetfGrben Baltimore IS efer."
Gpl1nre6.

WaibinBtpn. 5. San. - Senat
6eiiencen bradte cine iran5ciiIAe SpCliatrcnS>
till Elm unp te1ntr13te ibre Serpeiiun8 an cine
Spe5iat Committee ron Z.
DaS 6aus besab iih in COMMITTEE BEG
0an5en iiber cen3ultanp Der llnicu u. Die Yrd'
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8eiAluiien in Se5ug Ger perIdieoeueu Gbeilc
Der Brtjtoft Elm uno teantr19te, ouB bee
Ibeile b%1trmSB!ltlt un Gle betreffencen Gcm=
mlttecn peripielsn wcrpen, "a Die SrtIAaft bet=
nate lAcn einen Wtcnat alt lit.
Quitmlnn telntra0te ra3 Nmenrcment.
rap Ger auf cte 3teutralitdt&= @eiebe beSii8lldc
IbeIl ill eme SelectsGomnIttee BON Sltnfeu
perwieien merne. OAS 21nr rerlanSe, caB et'
mlS iii eieier Ye5iehun8 9eldebe; Der 9rcBte
1leIl Der Neutralitit8s0 eIesc loute 9eItriAeu
merpen.
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Gin unperfdbGtufer NeisbtDuu,.

Oberlt Safes Garrru8 0arm in Gera8 lcQ
Die 9r6Bte in ben Ser. ct. ietn. ST beiilt
10000 gtder yanc. GENE ei9ertti6e 4>flan~
5un8 betrd5t 5000 Nder, luuter ,pertbvruts
Bcttcnllauo an @uarelupe 6lulle. Wcn rieleml
lInD 600 alder c%nltirlrt, ulp es. werccn l1brlj@
800 Valen Sanrwrtle. auf Ger BIuntlSe $75
bis 800 per Sallen lpettb. nub 10000 Yus
ldel Stprn, per Buitel 81 luertb, 9e5r5eu. @r
beIiet un9efabr so 6etcarbeiter gnO uerpenoct
60 Waultbiere uno Yferpe unp Is sod St,
len. Nuf leinen mnevmeBiiNen Weipsptdgen
bat Sberlt 9arrcu u~n3eilbr 1000 Nferpe uuo
OiauItbiete, 1000 Stid0 prnpleb, GOOSdrei=
ne, 800 lpanilte Mutterpfelre, so ipluijhe
0en9lte unp 5 Beid,aIpen8lte. Ssin il4lliNe8
.Gintcmuen aus Der Yiebe unD Yierpe5uNt be-
ra9t $1,000, uuo aus Gem Baunmcllenbau
I$2O,O 600.
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lud RE iiberluieSenre WtebrSabl rer r~elnrfra,
'ii1en Barter pes 9to,omelten5 Iebnt iib in cer
Haniasfrust 9egen RE Acminiitraticn auf.
6inIiia Fer einfluBr, iditen oetuptrltIden Nllls
tier Sbip'8 baten ii6 fir Gle 1cu9laa'iAe 2ns
iidt aAs9elpreheH ulc nur rrti %fellulen l1Id.
teru fir SiD Sud berau8. Sn 9lllrci5 babsn
li9 "A remctratiihe yll,ter, i'll Jrpa ate nit
Au0nabme nm 5meieIl. auf cen BON Douglas
uertreteuem Gtanrpunft S,ltelt. Yrn l8lecrnz
I'm, ia pen penS northumberland mlpWiiis
Iourl gilt r~ollelbe.
Nter ouh tie cltli0eu Staaten mercen ir1s
mer rebeuliher. Sn Fem furAttar re,bcftcn
Beuniplranlen J. .. MAIDEN 10 remctratjihe
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lprefen liter ZEN gan1eu Streit gar nihts, ia.
Ten alto mcni9lten0 nIAt RE Sttrne, lid lit
cen ned rrr Sturgeon Ucn ibuen au9ebeteter ale
ten Vrf III crtldren.
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nddliten llunSebuu1 (a bcbt, n9iumcn IN Wats
o. ptrre elue 8 c,e 0tali: BeltOblensn Gi8,n.
lbtli0 entcedt epcll 10 ttl JietStud,, eaS Gem
Jcbn N ~. gebG te mo mcrlu lrter AnpereIu
lol3cnceS 81 Ieict iplr:
rYau @cltS @oirIpaarcnlacen in Wilpau.
fe fam nil ycittiJteit etbrcAeu mlp nm mes
~nisiten5 $1,000 III Wllren beltrblen perren ;
Ell Oc%hpalrcul1oen III l2aut16. II fam ron
Slb Ocer ionlt Gincm 9e6ranrlhoet werOen.
9ietilnp Idllit i'm 21ceu. Jn Mc6eurpGC ,
S0iaci8, lit eiu lAoneS Neiplnn Rielre, S4eu'
ne 80 6utbcn Som Sauie, ra8 IEGr auf Der
Dinterleite, niemalS entoeft. /: -.
Die O1rloe bat ben Nldn eutrorien, ei1en
Drum, Nlinel8 Jiuet, rer Set Wltertcmn lebt,
81 tcrten unr Sl ber1uten etenlC zen Or S.
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bin ct leine 6lmilte trlnqen lpetlte. Dian
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meroe.
Dieie Hlane lino rurd rieie 0erbaituu8
Der SAmten 3lilfttNer Melle r~ereltelt mcr-
pen.
3u ommeutrit ppn 0eiee8es
epn8en. 0eute treten rie0eleeBebun9en pcI
Warpldno nno Otali1tuIettS S%ulanlmcu 9e@
ltert liuo Die ron Yenniplpaulen ullD Jtep>Yctt
az aullnen9etcuImen.
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8rraa Der 6snts am 81, De suttsr 1856 $500 o,a ~
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rene 1877, umiodmb 3 1871 De-
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2en 5 Gbs en- In Dfrutsrnsru 6aae, Sic pn 3' = as amc
sWenia0werpfr. - uneirrtbts8eIs mOnatite SlV' y" "'F
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beelprade dnsetuonoer su fsgen ba on { etelssps th 1'tn.S
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tt wtpsrbo les, unp 30 Gebe 5Bode ahern 8crtt9, M IA maUen,
ras st Der @si6tiefeit uuo @rhn6ltbteif or Sspfi"t'o''' VI
@efcrtiaten ab UNI 10 semiier erparIen l>Bt:
$50 Dr. Is nsbur8 . 1ta'sn our Srlernnas rtf trs.
fii59e1 eprade nerten urraen ant / = AttDeer e1odnet. ~
.rer a. at nCr urterriNt gu tn @%idiSeFngr; Mn y I" "O"""''
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Main5, II. Deg. Die Gcu,miiiicu, bic
3ur GrnaittlIn9 Ser nlversGrptclicu 9eblcet
muroe, bat tblt'SbIth feltBcltetll. bah Der la
terciti'ier @imlner ra8 Nla9a3in IN 8rar1O &C..
itedt bat.
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lIuabDdaQiger YHrH' Verein.
Die Mitetehsr pti9en WereinS tno trlr6t 10 peute Viul"
pph Ben 6 Sersar ,Ir General. NsriaInmiung punft d ubr
ttnSuTn.su. 3ualel6 wrrten aue NfttBittpsr anf3st0rosrt,
ibrtn QDrbuprt lei gefeBliber GtrGfe anjnJttsen.
NJ y DeterRJ Ccrr. SnFufp.
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@de ron G1Hll= uuD JeilerirnIr.
Oer tntsr5,t&Ntte madt bjcrm betsnnt, paB er an ubiaen
YlaSe ietn @tiAaft er 6fnst bar uuo aue Gortln Gtrcerie, 10.
me aug aufgeS tdntta bsut9s DrObufte, as Craze /.
petIa9eR, &tnfsu, STRIFE, ries &C. a. Dea Dill
,t5ten pretlan Sertduft.
(jagAag5,f Sabr) g. MSnuIein.
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6sute Drift nd t2n d. SGnuor General.Y ,%tiammluna.-
Qufnabme ron & nribaten - Nnpere brinsente Gelddfte
;rforptru Mler @riaeinen. SIN Nufirase:
I'd G, Glnbtpa, corr. Shrtstr. S
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0ye(s1unoren- 0Sei,,poorc,,.

0Oren3 y. Dies belize ieb,
Rr. 1 IL, 5 raMfttnfrdbe c, wpbne t@s
8um b;1ig perfaufen empTetle t8 mi8,
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9Denu ibr mas ;u faufen blbt, fpmlnt ~ III,
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g. .. 0tts
8iui8 8lue BoltsStobr,
st. t5I. 6renfttntraBe.
SpebeR erpalTen:
500 SrpBsS@ubhraR8s,
1000 C5rpB (Npot5 u. &p5) 6afen Rno Seen,
800 Ousenb DIrienpSa SpOsle0ttn iu 37L2Gt5 .perID UseEl
500 Dugenb gute otrunpfe dIer Serten,
500 pfuno (gaenttprsao) 9anfsWtrn,
100 Dad Nns) otednGpeIn,
TOO Grpt. s priettihnlrbauoer,
$500 1baler grtrtb StItse Or9s{yUp6s, MsouFenn,--Natt
~Gingbng u. !. NJ.
Z. 2. Dtee
TrdnftnRrdee, Mr. ISL.
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9>tNert lno I'M 4ntauf non StUfS Ger ;anerlliltait.u 9er2af-
trn9e't. I'm : Janpdr 1857 lpareH II 800 effene He6nunatu
oprean9en nabrenp os Sabre5 wuroen 4,7g3 NIUE pe3nnp.
gen erp1Aet' Ano w09rene pfrlflten serteee 476I ReGnnnoen
aBsl@lpisn, @ana3. en- 81. De6enber 1857 = 1884 UTsne
"tp""NSe" 0'F0ss'0ea' auftu $enftnS,
O6St0l S%sSs%% $$6"tf'
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j 1tureH r~berpalb ftinfg i ten grfals
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ron lPtn'r Meile mad G%entihtdhb BuruGSFfebrt IN uno ejnei
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&t8arren hfptihe .Naud~ no SAnupftatdfe. iNpte 8Gus
t0bd6e I'm Srpes uup 8ItaSersrpf btQt8 fGr &ait psrfdnfT.
iON2H 1dhrl =. -.
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sgz STEINER gbmDz q G~tiefei<gtorc.
T@Y SD keiee meinen Jreunesu uno Sefanpten. ipWie
y @sr benz Geuti4en Datnfam i'm Augemetuin tierrnit an,
.Sg ID etnen StOte in
Otr. 12O, Nelt 6apetfetraBe,S
ntu. .etnaeriAtet patf, unb e~rpfebIe utin srBpeS Eager spn
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beperfs nrG, eos i'd Ottse Ntttttl 5unr btHtsffn greiie vers
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9eiteQtsn 0elper ltnp nm 3ur @2p1bmnS opn
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ptirien lie III feinem 6alte perpdnrt perre Z.
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esFerttst ale Nrten 6ursHttetfsr nod nf9eItfr Ntooe aug
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qBin.erfletbes p~Drr6tsis. Msipe 5reunoc nno Gpnntr, welqe
$50 bsiu@en, psroe t1 tes prompt Su beotsnen tMGeR.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Aus. ?


Flour-sGarksi uDchAngsd demand medsrsts; sales 10
COl Ibis Al 81 laas IS for superne stale S44 5
state; s0a0 for slpsrtne western sJai 50 for
common medium Michigan, Indiana. Illinois, and
Wisc5lsin - s0d5 for shipping brands round h0on
Ohio; c0inx stsadT Canada -four steady; iales
0 so bbls n s. so5 - r 70 chocs small
sales RE -four Al s. l0,z31s
Nheaf-Uutef Ell ed, and medium grades a. low
r prime white hrmly held FuTeisn Freishts ld lower
vet shippers refuse 10 operate eIeepf decline Sales Of
coo for Canada club; SIC good uns0und; sc
for sound Waukie cub 81 % 10 for wiaier rcd west
era; sl6l "a fr hlie do Slls for good white Canada;
81 p for white Kentucky
Rve-Firm, sales {. 90 bu az eoc-
fsrseT-S1nall ssles new frrm Jersey a 65-
CorIn active request n IA prices sales l17 ln Al
esS63e for badly dsnAged western MIXED. what 10
f 10 The trade stump ia coFns 20 9lc far aim u
a ND mixed western; yellow white 0fferIng
Oats-leadr with medlum business doing al &C sIc
ior and Wcsfefn.
Whiskeg-sfesdJs sales 40 b6s al 2<sS2se, chiefly al
Pork-SsTkstdulIa ad heavy for mes; les 70O bbls
SI7fs7l5 50 for mes SH,l2sH.s for pEinfs Sls5 fn
clear.
SI1z56l9 for reacked Sl4ss as fr mess Bsef hzrl,
nuiet II S1- as prime beef nominal Il Sle1ek
Cut AIezis-Steady, sales 50 hhds e5GS3c for hams
facac fnr shoulders, sales SOC lbs smoked shou
dsr - c 90 lbs cesr sInok ed Edex $50 tiercel
PLAIN bagFsd hE II c, and Is khds rough sdss se
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Cincinnati Daily Market Report,


Alcalol-7s % and g. y above prouf. s65e15sc
Rutter-W Merchants fair 70 prime. IN frklns, li1
AM fair Ohio and Indiana - He
HeauS-Prime IN I'll white y c. rs .lcaSl-
Cheese-Prims medium ard laEEe " Il ca &c, Put
nam Faru. Durhsm farm and Nurmeg elloc uouliIal
iiusrs and rood iInitsi Eaziish Dairy 6zsc mammal
Cga-e-illo csumun aud prime los dl3r-
Candles-Pressed TaoS IKE Sas, a. Is and l6 Ice
GIsdlsc- -, -.- 49,
ohoice red and extra phife wheat 81 25Ga.a9
DRIED Fruits-Apples. common % choice y = ibs SlZ
al - Pesches uupeeed. y 70 lhS S4St.50-
Nolasses-Prime n o. tlarge and snail lotsl soc,
OS-Iinseed large and sInall oisl A. Lzrd No.
and No. ]. 70ssoc. -, - -. 9, .
Trisi-Besf city brands Mess Pork y hhl sl7 90 best
civ fTanis hh 01 ale hacOn shoulders and ribbed
si5ss Isf6s5E hams ain and $ c. ezHvsssed 9I5sc.
Rirs-gulr prime 81 fz141zc = n.
Sagsr-ComIn0n low TAR and tar, II s; good fair
ur1uae ndchoice, sstGS19Ac-
Seeis-FlrI y s. rs e1amou and prize l0eSllGc
Talour-Prld.e citV rendered salGS,zc-
Esstem ErrhAnse-AS5s y cent premium buying and
sellirE rates.
c We allow selling here fT New YORK Exchange
f.F theTel and buying drsffs
"a Boston. Philadelphia and BaltiIn1re have
Exchange the last three cities here
STRAIGHT. DE8IING & CO.
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Iard-Sieady: sales 10 bbls at ll5fall5fc-
Baiter-Qaet al l2sl7e and lsslse lar good Ohio AID
stale
Chsess-S, eady Al ca Sc f0r medium TO prims.
srocks-At d bard. pretty sieady but closed sist
besTy; cal Is new s5; No S s5; HUI 81 mort 6ss III
q, 5nas -; Lac grzuis 2i{; Chi TX; Pac uuii
Dsi i Hud canal ss5S Z s45S; c NJ preferred &C.
Ere lt1s; Hud 80. a. 4 3ss<.
Rink 81 temeuf-ShoTs Increase IN All 0ep1f
viz Loans S9s97i specie, Sis6s; clrcuailoa, SSI30
depo Is a5I3i undrawl deposits slOios4 toia spsols
SAFE lO1.
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COMMERCIAL.
pI1IN Am oRNAsTENrAL PRINTING

n Paia and Ornamental Printing of every description
oDs Al the Printing Establishment Of the Leader on
improved and most rapid steam the best
style On shOrtnOce, and At reas nahe rates Particular
teuioa pa TO blank work Every description OF Bind
ing doae especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journals
sales Books Receiving Books &c, &c.
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nlereInna Prodnce nIarket.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. Z
SATURDAY, Jsly as r N }
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We make this week some corrections in our quotations q
uncureni money but the general features OF the money market
remain unchanged Currency is plenty and exchange on y
York continues at \ p cent premium
In the Boston money Insrke. according to the SPag LIT
the supply is more equal TIE wants Of the market and
arst class paper is readily taken Al 496 per cent
The New York c0mnenal Ader says the supply Of mo-
s presses upon the market though capitalists are
seryn their rather than loan them at the present
low rates believing that the time Is not far distant when the
market better for the lender Prime paper
is extremely scarce and long dates taken Al the
minimum rates would have been few weeks since and
there is less discrimination exercised in the choice OF names
Tie a obtain bur Little at the legal rates
The Slipping Liz says that capital confines As abundant as
ever and thai Of ineest remain low Il anticipates
that an Increased inquiry viii take place for money with
which 70 move forward the crops
Money plenty in Chicago for the transaction Of legitimate
business and the dseountng to their Customers
An the produce paper and very large share Of the best com
aerciA paper finds way into their hands, In the street ie
broksrs nave literally nothing do SO the coHrea
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