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THE LIVER
IN y 19 @ 4AAY g On ,
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
C0upOuusEef entirely from (SuuS

Is oEe OF the best Purgative and Liv ver me
dicneS now before the public, that acts as a
CathGrtic, easier, milder, and more efIectual
than any other medicine known. 1t is not
only Catho1ic, but LiUer remedy, acting
first on the LiUer to eject its morbid matter,
then on the stomach and bowels 10 carry of
that matter, thus accomplishing Two purpo-
ses effec!ually, without any of the painful
feelings experienced in the operations OF
most CathorftcS. 1t strengthens The system
at the same lime that it purges it; and when
taken daily in moderate doses, will strength
ell and build it up with unusual rapidity.
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WANTED.

An enterprising and responsible Agent to
canvass Monroe County, for responsible
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, five years
IN operation without any assessments, TO
whom good inducements will be offered.
Address d..
Box 142, York, Pa,
July 1. 1858 At
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Mutual Fire Insurance Comply

" vhe rate of Insurance is one dollar on
- the thousand dollars insured, after
which payment no subsequent tax will
be levied, except to cover actual loss or
damage by fire, that may fall upon mem
bers of the company.
The nett profits arising from interest
or otherwise, will be ascertained yearly,
for which each member in proportion to
his, her, or their deposit, will have a
credit in the company. Each insurer in
or with the said company will be mem
Der thereof during the term of his or her
policy. The principle of Mutual Insur-
ance has been thoroughly tested-has
been tried by the unerring test of expert
ence, and has proved successful and be-
come very popular. 1t affords the great
est security against loss OF damage by
fire, on the most advantageous and rea-
sonable terms.
Applications for Insurance to be made
in person, or by letters addressed to
WIN. K. HAvILAND, Secretary.
MANAGERS.
Stogdell Stokes, Robert Boys,
James IL Walton, Silas L. Drake,
C. d. Brodhead, Henry Peters, jr.
Geo. G. Ransberry, Chas. R. Andre,
Joseph Fenner. Chas. Shoemaker,
Samuel Melick, Stephen Kestler,
r. S. STAPLES, President,
J. II. WALTON, Treasurer.
Stroudsburg, Sept. IL; 1857,
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Read the following letter:

t"stV"tuS IVtVtI.
TANNERsTILLE, Nov. 9Th, 1857.
Messrs. Hollinshead & Detrick
SIrs:-l was in Jour store some time
since, and you induced me to try Prof.
Woods Hair Restorative for my wife who
was suffering with scrofula of the Head.
L take this opportunity of saying to you
that it has perfected cure; and would
also say that [ am now using it for bald
ness with very good success.
NATHAN FRANTZ.
p. S.-You are at liberty to make suco
use OF the above as you see ft
NATHAN FRANTZ.
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NJ See advertisement of Dir. Sanford's
LIVER INVIGORATOR in another column.
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NEW
t ss.ss'ss 49, ~.
trTr, ~, 81 sgtl b g 5 'ssT3'
Express Arrangement.

IAPI IGSS ATTHIlSC
The Hope and Howard Express Com.
paDys are now prepared to forward Mon.
ey, Valuables of any kind, Packages, &c.,
with their own Cars, and special MesseD
gers, with dispatch from Stroudsburcto a.
ny part of the world.
JOHN N. STOKES, Agent.
For the Hope and Howard Elk. Co.'S
Stroudsburg, Feb. A, la5s.-tf.
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Delaware, LaekaWanha & Western
RAIL ROAD.

u
New and expeditions broad guape route
from the North and West, ria Great Bend
and Scranton,-and from The Lackawanna
and Wyoming valies,-directly through 10
New York and Philadelphia.
0FOn and after Monday, May II, 1858,
trains will be run as follows:
The Cincinnati Express Train bound east
on N. Y. g. Erie Railroad arrives at Great
Bend at sl5 A. NJ, and connects with the
Express Train which leaves Great Bend for
New York and Philadelphia, at $50 a. NJ.
Due at Montrose, 9;O5
Tankhanncck. 9:47
Factoryvile, 1910
Scranton, 1857
Moscow, ll:43
Stroudsburg, 1885 p. m.
Delaware. Q5minules odlne) 2:08 g"
Bridgville, Phila. passen-
gers leave, 2:4O
Junction, 800
New York, 7:l5
Philadelphia, $40 "
Passengers from New York, leave
Pier No. 2, North River at 7:30, a. m.
From Phila leave Walnut st.
Wharf at 600
Leave Junction, 1850
Due at Brldgeville, Phila. con-
nection, lido "
Delaware, l5 min. dinner, 1900 I"
Stroudsburg, 12;47 pm:
Moscow, 2:36
Scranton, 3:l5 4"
FactoryviIe, 4:05
Tunkhannock 4:25
Montrose, sos So
Great Bend, $40 :"
Connecting a Great Bend with
the Mail Train, west, at 5:55 "
Accommodation Train leaves
Scranton for Great Bend at $50 a. m.
Arrive at Great Bend, 1:2O p. m.
Connecting with the Dunkirk Express West
at l:55 and the N. Y. Express East at 2:35
p. m.
Returning. leaves Great Bend, 2:40 p. m.
Due at Scranton, 7:l0 +"
For the accommodation Of way travel on
the Southern Division, a Passenger Car will
be attached to the Express Freight Trains
leaving Scranton at 500 a. m.
Due at Stroudsburg at lO:15 Z"
Junction at 2:l0 p. m.
Returning, will leave Junction at 400 a. m
Due at Stroudsburg at 7:2O F"
4" Scranton at 1:50 p. M
Passengers for New York will change
cars at Junction.
To and from Philadelphia, ria B. D. r. r.
leave or take the cars at BridgevIe.
For Pittston, Kingston, and Wilkesbarre,
take L. 81 B. r. r. cars at Scranton.
For Jessup, Archibald, and Carbondales
change cars at Greenvlle.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through.
JOHN BRISBIN, Sup't.
WIN. n. JENKs Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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LIVERY BUSINESS.
Valentine kautz & VIM. Huntsmans

Successors to NJ. 3. Postens,)
a. Having purchased tbe~R
WXS stoock lately owned By M.Kn
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the InyigOratOr, and swallow
both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR


Is Scientific Medical Discovery, and is
daily working cures, almost too great to be
lieye. 1t cures as if by magic, even The first
dose giving benefit, and seldom more than
one bottle is required to cure any kind OF
LiUer complaint, from the worst Jaundice
or Dyspepsia to common Headache, all of
which are the result of a Daseasad L,uer.
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me DOLLAR PER RoTTIE

PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broad :
way, New York. And reiailed by all Drug
pisis. Sold also by Hollinshead & Derrick,
and James n Durlng, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Iuly |. l858.--lY.
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Summer Arrangements.
NEW r. II. ROUTE.

SssSxss ssssssssgEiie
XAsl:sssE s,-~.j ses-s:s y -zszTx=.5,
s%SS=S-=z EElSzA ~ Z 50 eslsys - III
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THE GREAT CATTLE MARKETS

OF NETWORK BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA AND Al
BASY-RKrosTED WEEKLY ExfsE.sLY Fos ThE New.
YoEz fgsvSEwi.a f psr.i as.s Of Receipts, s1es aud
Prioes o BEGvEs MILK Cows VEAL CALVES SWINE, STEEP
And LAMBS u Ssviosg made sp f.ol perona oossvIon,
ty solos ROBINSON or WEDNESDAY EVENING THE sF-st
naIlet dsyl exclusively for TBE NggYoRK fnIrsE and
pF.pted FsIpAY hoENss IN the 5LHI-WIEKLY.
bEEVES II NewYo:k mostly sod BY Ce.tl- Bruksr On
ccrDm,son bead hey erius.e lie weight of
ues il ihs ku suIsrs vii uaate ne ssed s market
price . b-L bullock that vii dre0 ew. lco q 10 70
ss Al Bos,on the Price quoted = Is for hye 9lArs'
e. ike and h, Included u the esis'ed wsizat The
aaseI tror,'e r h.ey n 81 wa ss as 4 these SIG
sold t5~ u-:t ednosdsy nGteu WShrst1h Drove
yGis Forty ourtA street, syesns for esh market 2il and
yIyiss ffua 7s -. spOr different dsyA TIA t.
.ss.
CALvEs Ct fOrvsi, are scd By Tie pound Eve weigh.
Aspg yo-1g re sc.1 - p..ce Pc. lest
MILK COWS generally riding 20 TIE Price o. h~e[
hjsh =e sgfet at Cove ION the i-fe ard
roo fs fresh Poor Cows 81 fer $50 eos
MEDIUM orss $50 SiS coed onss soe Sos ex.rshae Cows
,isut ssrs-,lJ reserves tn calf
SHEEP AID LANES .d mostly y sroke-s $. mach
p,r 5e.d rsntng tcn s2c 81 70. s.ock and s1Ss IS
Ter s1.L In 1857 tl- aI-.teG sod "A SO = $50 tLs
zuIl Der $50 Te.
sNINE received ros:.y BY alrsi nd sod a. Ale .ona
F9yf'mih sfee. Turner'S Thirty seve1ta stre~t AID Hud
River. r-1sr.iy BY tie pourd i've ws. Inc
poitsd is7 wa Sc $4 ne goa PINE r.cs.d from 20 &c.
sat or is Dire months generally over 1e The number
:rivee u las w. So 81.
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TALLOW- H,lcers are Er .hera is .iesiy home demand
WITH sales IF 70 eco 70 during tee week 81 y! Sales d 40.
OIL a. which letter Rough Fat IS u good demand aae IS
inn 81 ST.. czsh.
IFAs-Taere very e toing p;ces GENERALLY stesiy
TIN-Ps is still dali trd prices Desh: irEegas' sses OF
90 slabs Bsncs for the week g. 2c from first and ~
.8i second hands job lots conmard how
ever Busits dull az nomipay he'd a. &c. csah. Plates
coninue du 50 t06 50 So Cor X with Of
some 81 IS for l. Coke 81 254 81 30
r Terne ard 90 500 SIS IS FOR Charcoal eroe
WHALEFOOTS ar. In fair request sales Of SVOd 10 COO
Bsathed 4 SIC, cssh
WHAL EBUSE-A better dsmsna p.syaed for this srtic.s
h. Eat til oe part II tie week snd - co. 900
Ocho.,k North West AID Su.h Sc. found bsyes terms not
di,coet lt queoy holders a5gsIcet the p-etes
Whist sad the market bss again sme aud any aj
could .se IL BE- quite rseess lie present nsamsie
state II he market.
wBlsKY-The market is nser bst;er,,, q 10 b5, 1T
.6. q ne, mainly 1Sic.
WOOL-Ns,ye fleece in moderate request a. e&iy rate'
seeky report The fs tia; the goods trade does no. meet
wen; purchase recent clip from farmers IL the
interior ices which 6udly be realized In this
,h5se who bought coEs-, iri
sellers rresert and vooer manufacturers
very cheering prospects irpedistey before he
pr-sDs the sae Of the week 900
n to fne shoT: and ,ons, bat pi l'pay de Lame
1raSes prices ysyinf om - 10 45. chiefly 33aS7c Ia I'd
icn above iAss Of 81 bales TeXss 1c 10
do mixed Southern &c cash. 20 Do Caiforns 49, Pulled
continue, N s reqss a. steady ses Of 2 o . 9. full
previous prices Foreign bss been IL inrro7ed req sale. OF
- bales wuhe yps AT 70 d. Mes,o have been made
private terms
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT Of NETWORK.


s.esmships-Rosnoke, shi1ler Norfolk, H. LlIir 'p
Michigan Liverpool, J. D. Gale. -,
shp,-Epsmi1or Gas, BRAID Rotterdam, Wa Sierni ~
phne ilobrook Melbourne Goodeye, AIse, ELlS w
Orleans Ritch City Point, w r. frost; o Thyen iOi ~
bricks, London Stanton Russr o. f. Patton, M'nsH b
Stevens, J. o. Baker A Co. samoa,
Bnks-W. o. Alden on. Mina.itlsu Y Alexander; "ul.n'
Patterson Mssga Galway Css.a1s Teler Restless a'f'
81: Mmths, &C., Handy Everett.
BfiesG 7. Ward, Briggs st Marks Broiie reues -
BiG( Santos, Msrar han, Burdeu Noble C'Ere' Wv
win, Ri hmond, f3w Beck. y,
Schooner D. C. Hssins Longstreet, Richmond, C. -
son j. Sparks Van Pe, Rchmone {. II: Perso W. ~
Ezey Norfolk, Van Brun. ssh;; Sea Flower Lar, -
ara StepheDs Condt 4 Co. w. Carroll, Chlpman,
7. Buck Co. Blow 81 Foster Ponce sirges Co A.v
ysre tBr Johnson. Hsr,or Island joseph EHeas vnsass
Person Richmond c. H. Pe'son John Roe. H4r'aac.i p.
Msllor Lord Qnereau; Hamilton, Ogden AeI.sat
Stafford Dodge salsh Elizabeth Smith NewHss n''"'
J. Oliver Clark, Norfolk, l.. Kenny.
soop-Pointer Fowler Proyidencs, master.
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Il TURNER M.tss

lie says: "Tl.re was sale ys>srisy e iO iae hss,E
a. j H. Goss The rtces 70 GsJ are ,dol; ~ia9a ssx
noon ~ 49, =
SaesofHoss fr .he weet eIding August II By Nn fgs
lett Communion Merchants No. 99e Ashing on s,ne.;;
ForE D. Hanna In1'snsp,i., Ind tss mid a Ns1s
sross l6t 10 price l8-lO0 tor j. IL Mtcaf Buhlo 10
cot.f,d Hogs sross 49, price SLIGO Tor atsrs,
S6 coInied Hogs, rage soss lgs piice y or Is ss
$50 cofnf.d Hoss, goes l6l, Pice ol u
owner Isl coIed Hogs Toss 40, grtoe - u
Klapp Rio way DE- isssre County, OHIO, ls "a Hos
average sross 20, price for ssue owners lg e'fs Han
gross 20 price for T. Chspnan, Lorsl Co. o. ne
corn.f.d Hors average gross ia, price 5: for HI 5st
Illinois, 57 com ,d Hogs g'oss is1 pds yisi 81
same owners 27 fed u sverrge os, 1884, rrcsa IL
Peter CocArn, Doswase Co, o. al crnei H,s, sverige
gross l62 price q; fT Wn. Hayes Co.. Achssi ca rs
corn feJ Hogs $50 price for Bukaod Pcnt
Mount Vernon. I,6 counted Hogs aver 90, i Pn;eS e
v C. Cox Frsnkn Co.. o. I59 com ted dogs syerl. 0l+,
price 81 for A kLox. Delaware Co. o. 10 corn fed hs, s'es-
sge gross los price 81 leo; for q HALEY ladscA vs. of-'
I'D togs sy,ssc grass lj4 price for D. BlsclbauIus I'm
lo fed Hogs. average 90 price 4lo, ~ h,sssy
Indiana lsj ooinsd Hog s,ois It's, pnee f =
White, Delaware Co o. ll0 corn I'd llest Average s ~
price 81 for Hanna CJubs, Indiana 5 corn'fet s us'
szs eross, l6s, price lcO Cor J. loirge ohn .as~a
Hogs very poor p.ice a. as! for Jo. Norris q oa W xr
80 Hos average gross 49, p,e Oloo for se''o. oaa
Isl c9raied Hogs average ross ~, price = Tots ~"
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Arrived.

Y NJ i,esnship st. Louis, Hudson, A'plrSsA A's >
Steamship G,a. Britain (Br .crew) Gray Lysocl JJy
At p N, na.e aDa 4! pas. e Richard Irwin ..Sss
and thick fog arr Q toe Battery at 9: 70 M
Steamship Huntsville Poet Savannah md'- and pes. I" d 3
s,ssm'tip memphis, Watson. chsre'ton, ud'e. and ~.
IL b. Cromwell q Co.
ship Helene Bfemenl B'eneken, Bremen July T. nis. 9,
l6s pas To Psyenstsdt Co. Aug lar. 4j 10 loG y ~
several se icebTs. Oh IA ~ 50, lon 81 $ P~se. b. "
BARK MsIths Wer1sn (of Bo,oDl Smith ss,isr.si ~
coal 70 ns,er joy q and % at % 70 49, on Bl.' :"
80 lon 4s 80 i've lage icsbsgs sO fs hss SO
quantity Of field Ice Dist Csps Race bearing NJ
miles eIchsp ssd signals timber osded sAp s;sstss
E. showing bus 6aIsee WITH white letters hsi her -
Tss'. 60 saP 1PPsI'n.iy wy e,as too. Pa 3, -
Biz 81 P Rich II rrsuori a, lower o44r.n,iasl n'A'
Big Martina Jane 3D. CoFbit Windsor, " s., . s"'
Big Aletaru, CBr b Howard wild.or N 8, days fS'd"
scbr Peruvian (Br o,,hou.e Windsor NJ days tfa
sehr Ger John Cooper Boxom, Aoonae. Va. eay@ ''
scbr Lote. 1of TrcntoD) Clark Bs.bur., w ca, 80
peanut. TO master July - la, q n, lon. 81 B. sews
seietS ssEss for f3as; p: AZ go : 5. 81 on s'
sehr Walter Raleigh To1hl, sagAnnsa days, oott9n %
scLr Ens.s BIZ sw,u,, Elsuthsr. July D. fcsss,.:
EIsas. Sailed in eoDI-ny With seh' Emma l.s 40 S
sehf. Virginia, Davis wImingon, ~ C., 5as5. a.ys ''''
sehr Emm. Tutlls Ccf New Haven't. Den:aa, E's:'''
dsy, pinesyples 10 j. Enees. -lx
sebr Protection, Cole, Machas days. ls.h to Mste~
/ Co. ,E
scbr Z. Psine. B..in. Portland Ne days f'' ~
Crowel.
SIR Sherwoes; Williams. Virgin. days, usl' rs,
schr Ttouss M,rtin. NhgsTi, NiTgoia lays woc-
seAr VIM. HeIry shsrrgt Virginia days, lne.ors
sccp Rhode lssnd Hull Providsns-, ndse - L a.s -
BE amer Boston, SeLew Philsdelrais -ad CSpo Nay
pass. 70 \. Perkins 9TH
Steamer PeIicsn, BacSer Providence mdse. 70 i'A'
sAILED-s:ssnl.tip Roanoke SINNER Norio.f' a.
WIND-Durirg the day, :. L.
The ship Robin Hood yesterday oth) sisea "a
and reports June IT, OF APE q Soot Hope i.s ~.
man .nprosed Of NewYoIk fell from toe 80 go
isek and was o. severely injured 'ba. he Diet u
kourA
Spoken. Ms
Nv Mia ia. Mary l. C..nxrinsAny Oh SsLs- u
.aoossfwu jamestown K-rrtdy hes &c 'eT !'f''"
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Rfctinla of Produce

H1dsos Rirsr Raa,odG for t,es Ending Aug 7-..ciSA
Cattle 90 Caves DO. Sheep - d. Hoses DD ~
HOGS IS DO Mutton, $50 pkg, Butter 2e5S Do cssss
Beer go BUSH Feed sos bales Hay do Hop. 81 d. H0d,
20 tuns ate, I'D sid Leather li,s) gallons MIR
North Rirey B0as-l25i0 bbs Flour, 4l2 bush. Wasa.
$500 do Corr 1850 DO Oes ~ pkg. Ashss $50 d. Whk
100 do. Provisions. 23l6 do. Oil Cake.
by Eyn Ra1rood-4O bbA WHISKY, 2i50 DO Fcus, % a.
Al 5ho SEQ sides Leather 1? pkg Ashes 400 10 Bcs rs
bales Wool 20 ptgs Cheese los DO. Provisions ~ DO Cosr
H. .atl h.
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NOLAssES-T,e Grr.G3 is very moderate P,!.ss Sa
,.i,. n NJ hhis Por.o elcc - >. J.
ElVlI srORES-S-,sits Tupec.iae quiet b., pres
sn,or..d sale o. ic chs j. slipping oc- A. As. Sl3 - do
IN rerchautAble oser :: a. lc!-3I-s tv a. AZ, Thlsh
,r-v, b AZ inside SCo:s;i9E nIe:aesse pr. bsilr
ssr .el a. thA. y ot.rLet II good c1rt-3a
e. 4 h M demand tut prices below tle views c. hote
who -ow 5erosud IS SSs2t b.: shippers Eiisl %
IS 90 y SD. CoEmo- Ron Z lscd .egles, .,d better
ssss e Go bbis last sysas a. % 2 SO delivered wi,n
a.. hrcker.s, SO0Ca 40 bis today s. 81 g. = Sc
seve,ed fen yz-d ircr;9s 80 s5s StL=e this tx
irene plie however bat - The 81 wa. ws-ed = -
hnv,r. vers forced pay .ts rate; re ned CAD
al AID pices s5u'ewhst nominal ne Slsss e'rin.e IN
80 ,sss Il 100 hb.s No ls: 81 80 bb,
o.. "a 100 btls a. SIS ~ r good Sa p - 3 . q.
Wfs "a SO bba Pale " hif- q 90. IT, .eEaE.as e
I'D .cmevhs; heavy sA,, q % POI. ".sss'cG Tala ard
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oiilIias "a 80. -. hBsad With l:-i'i.sts st--'
IT crlfhsrs LIDS - .hs .ss Is. srs~ T. - -,
y..e coutt - goa rss1.s. s,ss.y rses = -
Il 81. 4 So b., = as@ Dl q ss;,9 isy :. !. :,
-. o. rs tsr .a- - al n - f,cl t-ec, Elc. -
~ u. ! q ,-ll5r 4iy,1-d tsTe is 1.-c;J o. W.
~ lie -a.,l E-.sl cel o. 10-s.t1 :. ~, "a -
,s-o.. -, sri.y z,s rl..s' v-ieh ilciutei So -
run,s.k 5: &c .h.fe 40 sA-' Of I''1 oe'
.s-fsa, = Ec..o1 en- .. Z -; 8 - f4s-yi
80 s., And 20 d. o. Fitayt .he s-n's r-.
G..l /. s.Is IL n.oS-.xe s.i.;.-s ., . coc
rre, and v ir,-r bl.shei Crac. Sperm Is re Tt -
~. AZ u, ,-,.ired :: p salon I'D setans es
f,Iox on SIM sle. Of - 20 q s. 81 cass OseE AI1
.,e !, iri..e req1.s, J-o's'i7rs we qlo'e' n,
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Passengers Arrived

Ia steamship Grsl. Bri,a a. from Liceyp3ol-H C.sf
Francis and Mira Anne Hell slLe Mrs aud Mses Cs're a.
Emily Rees George Rses John Lee Chas. Fsyre ha lae
Edward Baxter Mrs Barba Baxter Robert AMI Gss Bn;s'
j. II. Wardle Csp. Helseltine, Frssk Yeb' Cap hscs,
smith. Mrs.. Smith, BID Smith, L. Townsend w mj.s
John Sutherland.
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GRAiN-Tbe make. for ole West very finn with moder-
sad milling demand better And in sht
supply the inquiry mainly JE nJGg b.. Ia part iU expJi
the sales ara go bush southern Red mlny 5: JOQ
81 S. and pAst still higher but ct pi;e tina. would only mis-
lead; b1sh. White DO q, 81 sos 5o t5 bush
Indiana 10; D. 70) 5ash Milwaukee CLUB :, yic
(2 $50 bush CsEsilan White 81 Io@S ~ ~ olsn
Red indiana Michigan 81 1874 Is; 1000 bush con-
White Wisconsin At l2dfi u Rye in fr deuisnd
sss of 400 bush IS d9fc small ots a. Sc. Barley ts
steady tales Of 80 bush fair State 5 Oas b,tts ani
fir quest. IN Ts spc alive; sales Of s.,e tud S.nGian
AZ 5IQ9 Western s2d5c Jerey 9, ie&f7 AID southern
q. fc. less stive good qustes ere mr. -d l. &C.
qualities are oue a. liza five sales Of AZ bush st 72n75c
for bot rs ds7c M Inferior 70 prime Wesra IniS sgc ~
Southern White CSC for mxed DO, G93c. FOR Southern Yell
low sni 90 81 for Round Yellow. White BegnS IL
tea 6er.nd S al 0j CInaii-G Peas s.te &. 81 ojd
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Niarkets,-CAkETriIY REleSrIo Fcx TIVE " Y. TsIsrSE
NtpSEsp.s, ACg Il, 1855
AsBys-rae den,rd fair oY Poiss 81 Peas s.s &c. "
q. % 81 SAers;ss q,e. .: &C.
COPPfR-Nsv Sheaih1s is aG~ N6 rricss sIsl;ly
tr,s,'s ftyo, yellow hs& se1s sowy "a. I8eaiht
f,s aS5 ks;s SSyy,y ser;sss = Nc rt, "a; ~ t-sS,
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"a Al /. ss5s. p-.'ssI Cay. AS. g fJr PGalo..
ease iiilrs ,sSoEsS sio-s ~ 1,sss : c"t ~ sot
Ras If, 8. - .a issaE y as-, -, 10y as. : 20
,-.rsss S37 y. ~ pc. LIZ .hem fErly ~. ~
-Ssra,s Vti.s son 900 % ~ Ter = snh ~.
II n "a q Bsiss-. 8. e'i, cslsa q c~t Aso - \.
'HS S; 1' II. asr 81 J; acs LIZ 81. sceuss,e,.
- 49,, - 7ao... 81 vsry coUEi n orc. -
Bgsjsss .s..uisa lei t'lsht ~ Rfha'dsou, IN
4 Tor, &E Arms AID selling - a., WY siosi sa<s
ca... Val bought Of Pon,ins Fsliock 3, ~ H..
60 hs vsefahsf Is cwt. g. houie, 81 so k.5 -
/. y on -. wao.e shi,h tse selling - 2 - sv
simon I7ery thinss Toe A-x,oesi drove INA, De
.y,,.ss 81. A. -. he b, ~. sSoS B, VI
yTrsy . .-yirsto cake ~ Ney'nder 1s5. ,,,,,.
''." cows AND CALNTS
NM COW, have not Improved any rpoa A. weel f,.s
va, osiss.. 81 70, n acve isn,n'. though ,4'ssa.
ID i've "esN TIE SHEEP MARKET
r.. ,.crip. Of Sheep csntrLe i,rss, asd .ss or. . .
p-.s.ed rom 80 SIC. sea- below q, p1ce u M ss -
IN, ,!'l norssay &c. he:c Some very poor s,s,A
ben received, and sod 20 cny % hcsi hs,>lcsss
ba shetu .s very o.isty The syu,se appes-s , s,s
"A ls., ,h.u 4, vas q. his sson last yes
Thsrrnh.r y rsiks; range tar.s or nr To- suas vA
more now lasH i. I'D y Aasas: N; ys,i
ror, ,a,-., % Sheep brokers ,heir pr A, ss,
A, Brwpioss-s.G MeCxty n p,rissLes o! 7lj "a. 80
-ftSsSt,r 81 - I'D Lambs. ~
r. n Huroe--i,I ~ sseep sas Laab,s sSls..-,.s A..
r. q i,rkir I'D 81 sheep spd Lamb. A. a, = -
A iot Of O7 Lambs s. - II. al lc; Of IS a. s3ss
A. % Rti.ua be AID NcGlaw soiG lltI Seeep sSa LAaes .
1851 average he o.s of Lambs ayerssios ti,ss 9c
a, Cbsmbtras'.. Judd Bscs1sSsm repu. s1ss q in
xsnwer, repor.. sAe. Of 4Oi Il. sessss. =. srs
niJ Lambs sppesr % rsnse about the san e
- - -
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,,.S Rs f,,,.j.Ls, .,..s 80 ar s-s:ss s1wy =
D. scIe.,e s... = ssa-T- - Lac 'pi' :" -,
- D. Oh s-s-.1,-sis z - f,1l.... - -,
g<1 tsi "a H. ne! - - s'afs -,
CC1NN -, =. - j sn1 bs-vJ 70 'S's - 'A' ~
y, ~ r. leA, icI--.r q fa5J1i:
VF-r-r-sv crfssIf f-t- =, ~
- IlI.l- Die y q . ~
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quality.
MP-Domes.c continues reud bat the oh sh. ani
vices sustained Foreign also in very Limited demaac
and he MARKET scks buoyncv vel a.vity sales Of
lice bales Manila 81 q 1l. ship. In Boston
sales Of 60deO bales Manila have tesl made a. u
7,c ard spd so do Ju,- = 6j0 80 81
HAY--1he supply hes ircIeased sld rces ashy
blyer; s.les If g tss a. A. SOC To- 70. Straw Jet
SOC Sc. y 100 ..
HOSEY-Thrv no demand for either home npor or
export ,be ck Is t-1p.e, AID IRE prices nominal
INDIA RUBBERPars krc East Ind. ~ I'D I'd s-p,ly
md prices favor seller sales q s. Of fJur.
and e eco he latter beel ste private Tns
pomr asins rates 4jc 70: ST. Tor medium do
is. oi ic T las; India, L-d lsGls Tor CAAs
r.ns S]es
IRoN-The nie for nearly e. descriptions is ckSsci.r
by .x,r,ne Gurtss small Of S,J;ch Pig a. IS
he- Kinds dol bu. prices without es.n. chang
LEE con que: q. 6o for Common AID gp f5g La up
LATHS-E ssteIr CD request o. - = NJ
LTNBER-We qIote Eastern 81 Ice all Pie L. naey e:
slOQSll ~ feet, ty thc ago.
LEATHER-A moderate G,usni rrevss io- t-.h Henio
ga Ok ard pIioes fully supported torch ca skls
~ a far Nee r..-s.
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bGL1cf
TIE Coz s-e rec,1a.seod thar >v1er5 of1t = CEN D. CO
s.Ar,S, psJste g. TIE ic:n y .. a tlst Us
There les leen sorne SIR n Nes-Yosk 81 'cks sacs
the opetirz Of tire tenders toT tae GoveIneo' i0H'
ssa sbca. $4,000 Of ,6e IS Of 1913 nave co>Ds'
hams, neatly sweeping the ras'ke;. A-ey &c NOV
bed s. l0;, SLi.h is : q cent a. vance
TIE ,sce.rts 6. tide xs.sr " tie canals o. tais
s,..4. Of F'osr, Wtsa., Com, and Barley, for tie
sy,, r,sk Of August in 1871 I'D lejs have been 81
kDorii r,.
10, .'.'. lss.1 ,' @'9 ~ 5,S'S'' sc;j