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McLean'S Volcanic Oil LiHiment (!
TILE BEST LINIsfENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
REAn ElR NAI IRSl.IAESt

READ FOX fOt BSELtES!
Thomas Ford, blacksmith, living near Cas- avenue
Tenth street had horrible running sore on hs
foot He tried various Linments, Salyes, &c, bat
could do II good. He dcspaircd OF ever being able
work at his trade again. because he could bear
any weight his foot; ana by bottle o Mclean :
Volcanic Linimcnt, he Is now perfectly cured.
Rheumatism Paralysis, Aeura GA, Bruises, Sprans
illness IN the JOINTS Muscles sore Throat, S~el
ugs, lar ache or Tooth-ache, Wounds, Fresh Cuts
Sores, Burns, Scalds, PANS &c yield o the mage
influence OF this wonderful i4nimcnt.
Eor Horses and Cattle IL IL uflliible remedy for
Clalcs, Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels, Lameness,
SPAWN, Sweeuy SplInt, Flstu!, Bruises, sweliinss,
Wounds Rattle Snake Bites, and various steT discas
r which animals are liable 10 from injuries
dents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain u supply oi
MclHans Volcanic Oh L,nIncnt. Ii sells Tapaiy be-
cause il always cures.
A liberal discount SNi be made 10 merchants who
buy u sell agalu.
&c For sale by J. II. MCLEAN Proprietor, ccTneT
af Third and Zine streets, 81 Louis, Missouri, also or
sale as above apl3-dtwaWly
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founoers.
Claib0rne's Machine Works,
NASHVsFt TENN

rT1KIE attention OF Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers. and all persons desirous Of purcha
sing home good machinery, such STEAM EN-
GINES, CASTINGS, of every description, GEARING,
CAR-WIfEFlS OF the most improved patterns SAW
MILLS PUMPS &c., &c Is respectfully called u this
new Establishment now growing up rapidly on the
premises Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company.
We intend To carry the business fully extensive
before, and shall he ready 10 take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already commenc-
ed operations IN our blacksmith shop and Boiler yard,
and shall give immediate satisfaction To old and
customers
We experienced Mechanics-each Of us person
ally attending 10 his department-and thus we
shall be able turn out superior work at lower rates
than heretofore done IN this city. We shall warrant
every piece Of work done this Establishment and
give prompt and personal attention every order left
Office; thus hope 10 give general satisfaction
and be patronizcd by all friends Of home manufacture
NJ JACKER * CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
June 27-u Late Nash vile Mani. Co.
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Mrbifal.
ROca's Remedy for Pulmonary
and Tubercular COnsu mptiOn

HAVING been appointed sole Agent for the sale OF
i Don GERONIMO RocA's celebrated CURE FOR Con-
SUMPTION, the public Will be put in possession of
one OF the most extraordinary remedies for
disease.
have the more readily undertaken the agency,
from the fact of its extreme simpcIty-being
lpdrd application the action of which is seemingly mi
racuous and its having OF those attributes which
make up the numerous compounds in general
use.
With the utmost confidence in the success of this
remedy, which has heretofore been used in private
practice with great success, as shown by numerous
letters and certificates, offered the public.
pamphlet, containing directions, letters from dis
tinguished individuals, and documentary evidences
from the physicians of the hospital OF Havana Island
of Cuba &c, will accompany the remedy.
These speak volumes in its praise and publicity is
only required &c render popular it is beneh-
cal. Address, JAMES REES,
Sole Agent for the United States,
No. 34l Market street, Philadelphia.
Principal Office, 1920 FITZwaTEE febll-2m
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Chiidren,s Diseases.

RddUcdys ReROudttRq ReS0ludHt should be hailed as a
blessing by every mother throughout the land, whose
infants are afflicted with Sores HumOrs, sc. These
br eakings out (thus eary) evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses Of the
ReHOUdtirg Resident will eradicate every vestge of the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
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Table Linens. dc,

WE keep the beSi make of Irish L4nens, cheaper
w than they can be bought at any other house
apr2s-tf ". A. A J. g. MolEII1ASD.
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stray Cutters.

III have large st<ek ~ StFs~ cetiers. se ssrs,
w - iesd's sad Cunssusnss rstsnt. Tue latter
.rt "A ,s de arst treEsani fs Satiaasf fair
ls1tits Kslss. AssA12tAS@s "a
ADs u! -
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NOR full particulars address /. Carleton Coyle, NJ
II D. at baton, ga. Dalton Is located 100 miles from
Atlanta, ~ mites from Chattanooga, ON tne Goor'
qua state Road. ullupu, May /, IS5S.-NortA GeoTgid
Tunes My may lU-1in
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GGiven under my hand this August 22d, ls57.r
DAAIkL SHE11ONi

JACKSON, Tenn, August % 1881
fIhe ABOVE case was perfectly cured by l3 bofIes .,
the LllliontriIte, aud one of the wors, csso =,
Ni"'e' 'A-' mas ever been IN th.s country.
Let every female who expects to became n,,6
read Tie following and profit thereby - '''''
loKkuIIE, october, 1858.
hess " Poohsh under my certificate the following n.
tLAt the suffering community may be benentied
have given birth Ia nine children and ~ iis
miraculously saved (as consid.r1 b, go. - ..ns
cannot IN justice 10 you and tbs public whhSld -,
testimony 10 its many virtues i"su my
used our l4thontripue in small portions perhAp,
1nee lAy Tor i've months, which dispelIed 1trei,
the hatulehl hckness of the soulach and he. a ~
N'lVn hHu annoyed me, 10 alarming eztent
~ m q" my ioiher pregnaneies. When ! MAS con-
nhed TOOK about two wine glasses fulI ~ 49,.
same medicine, which gave M. nm casi.r 49, nc
cry oy great Geal than l had before Nor A.
is al seen u uiedln one case. and heard from
AIespeclioe source ia another case thyt vonr Ti,I
trlptlc Was tried IN, snd the Midwife wi otb.r :,
autehdAhce We're thoroughly convinced thar de mi, -
lne nellNety was very much lessened by lis use
"od say 10 all my sex that expect 10 be nothers ne
Ia be without your invaluable inedcine 5,r,, - @ ~
nancy, aud particularly the time of con nnc,n,
II ias marked tendency 10 rela; the system consa
quehtiy lhe pam OF labor IS much dlnintsh. -, -.
thcr my Physicians and Midwife hon. - ,iS % uf,
dI"lsy ol the Womb. and now enlov bettrr b.sI,S
Than have done IN ten years and boliey. the d,s
r@s" is entirely removed.
Sir, 1 do tins thai In. 81 ff.riuys or ,... -
seA may DC AHeNhtted n they can only ir.rco,,, ,
prejuacos so mach as 10 try LitIontritic sns
P Pes.n Hisc' H Aho~ my Opinions further upop M.
-''N' 'A'' 0A' A1ei COS LaS at YORK vale, Tenn.
ELIJAH SNOW
- - CYNTHIA !. SNOW
q, va present ana heard Mr.. snow aoknow ledge ths
IA'S '"A''lhcd Ia the above ceruhcatr hav. -,
acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs Snos tor ioa,s ~ ecu
Aa nave reason to believe the truth Of their cer0
PREPARED Only ~ Rev. J. W NEEDHAMa
roa,.,a- -,r,,,,.e.. w. r GRAY.
-NdStbtie. Itlsaessee
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IL is Natures Own Remedy

Curing diseases by natural laws. When taken. tS
healing influence Is felt c0ursing through every
OF the body, purifying and acceleratng the circulation
OF the blood II neutrahzcs any bilious matter the
stomach, and strengthens The whole organization
McLean's Strengthening Cordial will eiectually cure
liver cofniaiaiutS Iaup4;c.
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LaXyrenceburg Money.

We age taking Iawrenoobuis Rank Nous at par
Ia payment OF all accounts due us and Tor aHY
.Sa-,.-tr ste - WI. GORDON 4 90.
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Elegant Lace AIantles.
Irish Linens,

WE are opening, this morning beautiful Rssort-
w ncut of F.e6ch and Choufllly Lace Nantes.
apr2s-u ". A. j. q. ACIklIAND.
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TIE CRYSTAL OIL LAMP,
For burning the Crystal Oil,
Combining Economy and Safety.
Patent Rights for States and Counties for Sale.

rINHIS important invention for producing the cheapest
i hight the world n now perfected ani onered To
the pubAc NumbereSs other attempts nave oeeh
made to produce d Che light bIt wore attended with
such inherent objections 10 destroy thCIr utity aad
adoption But Cry st.tl on Lamp, while Is tile
chcaIrst both safe ami agreeable IN every position,
mlNng clear ioltits and Grtiiit htmc-churely free
from sitnke odOr. There IS no danger irom eNpo-
sion but perfectly safe under all circumstances Tue
oil can be used IN any place without fear of silIIg tie
incest garments. Tie Lamps are SIMPLY rrtHe'd ana
perfectly comfortable by the children and duucsuCs,
and So constructed that the light can be varied IA
moment from that oI one eighteen twenty orsl-
nary LAMPS While II Is free from the dladEreeitbe
smell arising from the Kerosene and the danger at
trndIng the Of the buyIHug nud II Is found upon
M, ,.-Lrr- -.Irl
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Linen Goods. &c,

WE are oncrcng the best bargains IA Irish La
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, Linen and domestic
sheetlngs, Bieached and Brown Domestos, ever Ecea
ia tins market, at
joS-tf WAkJ C. McCLILAND's.
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MeOifal.
Nj c l. + A Ms
strengthening Cordial
AND RLG0D PVRIFJER

Ihe ereatest Remedy In the World
hIS ''kiiAL Is distilled from Berry known
Il ly 10 myself, and chemically combined with some
OF the most valuable medicinal roots. herbs and harks
known 10 TIC mlnd Of man, viz blood root, black
root, wiid eherry bark, yellow dock dandslinns
sal]riia cider rowers, With others, producing the
most nlialbie remedy for the restoration OF health
lr-..r Inn
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Silks, Bareges and Mantles.

yITE viii close stock OF Fancy SllkS, Bare
w ges and SIX and applique Nantes at less than
oest. w. A 4 J. q. MoClEiI.ANn.
y. LIT every one remember that We are selling
for Cash only, and they Will get great bargains BY
calling upon W. A. j. a.. ACtlEIIAND,
le5-tf R1G 81 and IS College street
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county. Tenn.
To all persons afflicted ac,fh Grand

Mr. j. +. CowAN3-Dear sirs-I hereby certify tho, in
the summer Of the year 1855 a servant of rnns a -
pou' cars OF age, who had always before this tme
oeen stout and oil vigorous constitution WINS atact IA
win gravel Physician called who attended am
MIN Ior several months, during which time he grew
worse aAiy until he was helpless and believe would
nave died IN lew dRys had not been for fri.nd
@ MIo ADVISED ule use OF Cowan's l1thonuiptc l pro-
ou en rev ootes Tue hrst of which gave him reiief
hhally luily recovered since which time he has h, no
SYMPTOMS OF SAID disease, and 20 all Appearance il 1
lore recommend II 10 all persons suffering npdsr
Ike disease, AS one OF the most certain remedis
SGiven under my hand this August 22d lss7n
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For Custom business,

We have = ane stack sf cIsths l4ssinaeFes and frtn
rnsHss. - AL kinds, ~kra we All make ~ etta GO
psich and neztacss bot 10 be eScsited
Ne have also xery eholre st.zk " SnsaineF l'tE
ins fes Boys wlaieh ~ail ssii Al seRy so~ fxcea
aer.s-sf ~
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Fashionable Clothing.
ROYSE A. Ex.VENSON,
20 PUBLC SQEARE.

70 7 JbLIL oVLiAE,
IIAyE just received nice stock of spring a..
and SefnmeF caotaing, CONSISTING u nne ~
Cashmere Saits 9ars~iiics aud Lnrn Costs, -
Pants and Vests ~ great VARSITY Ill
Also a very nice iot u furnishing Goods Whit
cntored Shsrts Aars-iies, Preach and enbrs,tdcrc<
boson sirts nnder ClothnE ofeFery descrisssea, k<
and fAarf GlnNes CavAls q tho ulasl elsg slyle
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ne stArap sreana each POD VII also hear The names
sf tfse froFrieios and ef The Unnea Slzles asruis
Dragzists and fkaiers WI ehserso ga earh aore
p&-kA<e ifss taitssiss Abrl.
inrEsAsF C4rTss--The Increased repsisfloa sna
xrust deuaan fef rorns cpfnpoon6 Extract a. cofsi
- nad n.E1sfr1a. hata bzsn lzanoe etsefs
sesF ie,itaiions 81 TIA. vaBNhe ncdclne f~n1rss
4rree<riy warned q tbs iact that thsy nav BE
theE xnArd, and aet asfoss ef any irnpare artcls
ckleal-isfto msre sheif reraislson, and de<isoy
- & Ne 81 Eiasl prus4r4<iea u ehss-ie ~hsh
the ssherriber fsacc>seor lzraes rranS by NksIn
arst iasFetnesa iats ne cned Skafezl has at
l.ebea hs Signature ~ th4 c<rtaaa. e.saeiesf<ss
eA1ch = forgery JQsS a. TsERk>r
Ntar-zsssrsiss sss TIE shove srske .ns faa dirco
JoGfS ! r2RRASr : "a. rruxx,<s
Ne. 50. ers<.~,sA. eo<ss< w<rsss & NY
rs< r-1iyf
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pending in the Court of Common Pleas npresents
the Excise law in somewhat singular phase. Inc
suit is brought under the sanction Of the Excise oom
missioners against John Kearney, and the complaint
alleges that the defendant is liable for years NO.
lation of the Excise law at the rate OF fifty dollars
day, amounting In the aggregate to the sum OF
sls,250. Kearney's counsel recently made mot'on
to compel the plaintiffs to make the complaint more
certain in respect to the particular description OF
liquor alleged to be sold; but Judge Daily decided
that the pleading alleging sale Of liquor in general
terms, without specifying whether brandy, gin or
rum, was in accordance with the provisions of the
Code, and thereupon denied the motion. There are,
perha, s. tea thousand liquor dealers who are liable
under strict construction of the Excise law to this
daily penalty
bsks, the market closing firm on the basis OF about
lsc 1896 for fair to strict miidiug Flour WAS some
Shst irregular for the better grades, whic common
grades In fair request including purchases for
export while prices without change OF importance
Wheaa active and fmer, with sales Of about 900
bssheis ct prices given in another column Corn was
heavy and lower for western mixed, while prime white
and yellow were unchanged. Pork Was frmer, with
sales OF at SIT 20 SIT rs, and prime assb 80
SIS CO. Sugars were active and firm, with sales Of about
llco bids snd 600 boxes at rates given ia another
place CcIee active and the es embraced IL 900
70 0co bags exc lie, With other small lots, prticu-
Of which given in another place Freight engage
ments were moderate, with rather more Offering
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THE CABLE CARNIVAL.

rhe Weekly Herald, with Fun Descriptions
of the Great Cable Carnival and Banquets.
The WEEKLY HERALD, to be published at ten
o'clock this morning will contain the fullest Sescrp-
ton of the great cable carnival of Wednesday, and
also the fullest report of the sayings and doings at
the cable banquet given by the Corporation on
Thursday night, at the Metropolitan Hotel, to Mr..
Field and the officers Of the Gorgon and Niagara.
1t viii also contain full report of the proceedings
at the reception and dinner to Capt. Hudson and
officers OF the Niagara by the authorities of Jersey
City last evening. Single copies in wrappers, ready
for mailing can be had at the publication Office at
that hour. Price Elk cents. Agents had better send
in their orders early.
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The BURNING OF THE QUARANTINE BUILDINGS
VINO is TO PAY THE DAMAGEss-It has become .
matter of discussion since the destruction of the
Quarantine buildings by the Staten Island mob,
whether Richmond county is not liable to the
State for the amount Of damage done to itspro-
perty, and whether the county should not be
made to pay. A special act was passed by the
Legislature April Is, 1855, entitled 'an Act to
provide for compensating parties whose property
may be destroyed in consequence Of mobs or
riots" of which the first and second sections
read as follows
sec Whenever any building ether real personal
property shall be destroyed injured in consequence OF
any mob OF riot the oily county 10 which such property
situated shal be liable TO an action by behalf
OF the party whose property shus destroyed injured
for the damages sustained by REASON thereof
Sec, q Such action actons may be brought aud
Quoted in the that o;her actions may be
prosecuted BY law and the judgement may b. APPEALED
tons and whenever any final judgment snail be
against any such city or county In any such action the
duction and filing in his ccs, certified copy Of the judg
roll, pay the amount OF said Judgment to the party
or parties entitled thereto and charge the amount thus
paid to said city or county.
The question now arises, were the Quarantine
buildings destroyed in consequence of a mob
or q riot? Did the Staten Islanders comprise
mob on the occasion of the incendiarism, or was
the confagration attended with any riotous
proceedings? Let us look at the facts. First
the party concerned numbered, we are told, a
thousand, and was armed. Next, the stevedores
employed on the buildings, and one, at least, of
the physicians, resisted and attempted to beat
back this armed party, and in the melee one man
was shot. Here is prina facie evidence, certainly
of mob and riot; but the Staten Islanders
cay that they did not constitute mob, because
they were acting as posse comitatus, under direc
ton of the Sheriff, in carrying out resolu-
Health, to abate nuisance; and also in ODE
dience to an act of the Legislature, passed two
years ago, ordering the Quarantine to be re-
moved. Further, they allege that there was no
riot, because the parties attacked were not in
cendiaries, but firemen, who came to put
down the flames, and that they only acted in
self-defence when struck by the stevedores.
The morality of the citizens of Staten Island
becoming the executors Of the law has been
questioned; but if they acted, as alleged,
under the direction of the Sheriff, the affair az
sumes new aspect.
However, it matters very little whether the
county lie liable fer the damages or not; for as
the suit must be brought in Richmond county,
according to the second section Of the act,
there b not the remotest chance of verdict for
damages being procured from Staten Island
jury, as, if we are correctly informed, every
man on the island is either pdrticeps crimais or
warm sympathiser withthe perpetrators Of
the deed, and hearty approver Of the deed
itself.
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THE BEAUTIFUL WORKING or OUR METRO.
roIITAS POLICE SYsTEM.-one Of the chief
points on which the passage Of the Metropolitan
Police law was based and defended was, that II
was necessary to extend the jurisdiction Of the
police authorities Of New York TO Kings coun-
ty. Weetchester county and Staten Island, be-
cause those suburban places were liable to visi-
tations from New York rowdies, and particu-
larry because Quarantine riots might break out
on Staten Island, In which case II would be ne
cesssry TO have a strong police force to sup
press them. That was one Of the spccious pre-
fences by which the Acknowledgement Of our
citizens In regard to the election Of Police
Commissioners, and the clear evasion Of the
constitution In that regard, was justified. But
how do we see the thing work? Why, here on
two successive evenings, and with the cogni-
zance Of members Of the police fo-ce-or al
least without any effort at secresy or conceal
ment on the part Of the erpetrasors-organized
bands OF men proceed to the Quarantine build
ings on Staten Island, deliberately and openly
get FIRE to them prevent all efforts to extingulsh
the ilames, and do this coolly, Systematically.
and without the slightest shadow Of resistance
On the part Of The guardians Of the public
peace.
There Is practical illustration Of the beau.
tifal working Of that model Of police sys-
tenn dubbed the Metropolitan. II cannot be
suggested that the authorities we're surprised,
or that II was an occurrence against which
ordinary precautions could not have been taken.
II was known and currently bruitod about for
weeks that the deed was TO be done and Il was
done, and there was no resistance on the part
Of the Metropolitan Police. And at this time,
too, Governor King was In the city, and knew,
or ought TO have known, that the buildings were
TO have been fred. Why, then, were there no
steps taken to prevent the violation Of the law,
and TO have police force there, and military,
II necessary, strong enough TO check oil at
tempts at riot or arson After the burning OF
the Quarantine buildings we hope that no one
win undertake to say another word In defence
Of the Metropolitan police organization Of New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY EIEcuoSs-THE OLD
PLAN REHAsHEp.-The Tammany Hall commit
tee appointed TO report plan Of organization
in respect to the choice Of delegates to conven.
TONS have fulfilled that duty by recommending
that the primary elections should, in future, be
conducted openly, like general elections, at such
times and places as the General Committee shall
appoint, the inspectors thereof to be agreed
upon unanimously by the delegation from each
ward In the committee and If they cannot cor
daily unite on the same men, the committee
then to appoint the inspectors Of election. The
appointment Of inspectors by the General Com
miftee, according to this announcement, virtu-
ally gives the control Of the elections to the
committee for II is safe to say that in nine cases
out Of ten the ward delegations will fight about
the inspectors. The system Of ward associations
IL declared failure, because Of the existence Of
two irregular, irresponsible bodies In the city,
whose members would not join the associations.
The committee propose that every "undoubted
democrat shall have a right TO vote at these
open elections, and that they shall be carried on
din peaceable and orderly manner" This is
all very fne-committees may propose, but the
shoulder hitters will dispose. In fact, this plan
is but slightly modified repetition Of the old
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8, 1868
Stocks duu. Pennsy lvana State SIS. s9A; Reading
Railroad, 2l2 Norris Canal, as; Long IslALd Railroad,
1873 Pennsy wanna Railroad, 43ss
PHrIADKLmA Sept. 3, 1858.
Flour quiet Wheat quiet. Corn active. Provisions
dull. Whakey dull at 26c.
BUFFALO, Sept. 3-6P.M.
Flour In fair demand and good supply. Receipts largo,
quotations urchsuged. Safes 600 bblr, ut $3.50 Tor
State IS rs IS 6z for to choice extra Indiana,
Michigan, Ohio and Canadian; IS Is So 81 for double
extras heat in good demsnd for milling; market hrm
Sales 40 0C0 bushels at 81 for Milwaukee club 81 Is for
red Ohio and Indiana 81 II 81 25 for common choice
white Michigan and Canadian Corn duh, and market
steady Sales 10 bushels 600 a6c for 65c
for sound Nothing doing in o.ber ans. whsxey dull
and easier. Sales $50 bbls ~ nc 22kc Canal regns
unchanged Receipts by lake IN the past twenty four
hours-ls772 bbls -four, 6s,oS7 bushels whoas, 220
bushels Shipments By canal TO day, 654 bb6.
-four, IL, 2c6 buahcS wheat, As sos bushels corn
CHICAGO, Sept. 3-6PM.
Flour steady. wheat declined &C. Corr active &c.
Oats duh. Shipments 70 Bunao-s7o bbs -four, 1000
bushels wheat Shipments 10 oswego % eco bushels
wheat Receipts 600 bbls -four 900 bushels wheat,
20 900 bushels corn.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 3-eP.M.
Flour firm, with q good demand, at 81 90 . IS for
superfDe and SIS rs for extra Wheat active and buoy
ant whkkey declined TO zic. Provisions Arm.