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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-10

F's that way, but net tnuch ldiiYsrencs. -
sometimes We 60 up The hill inmsdiatsiy
from the ferry at the mouth Of the creek.
Samue. 1mbisr-- RecalIed--I WAS ss
F's the day the body was found, and went
down. Nobody there when We went doxA;
came back to the house; then Howell sad
Stephen Hathhorn came, and when gws
got there again Sycks and Allen wsrs
there -
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her hair; cant say saw blood on it. The
body was conveyed in F's wagon and with
his horses to Aliens; he drove wagon
home. Her father and brother were in
the wagon with the body. M
Cross-eramined Was at trial Of Swains
and Morrison before ESQ. Morrill,; saw
father examined as witness There wa.
great excitement about the marder-
Did inform many persons that ! WAS al
F's on night of Oct lS; may not have in.
formed you (Pros Atty. and Durkee.-
Cattle in the field on this side ofbye-lanei
watering-troagh is at lower end of thal
bye-lane; gap in the fence in that lane te
let cattle to trough; gap ] Of way dowr
from road to trough. There is low
place in the orchard above the watering
trough and below the gap. Road from
Fs to Darlington goes down Booths hill
the Fishpot road goes cut this side; tn,
roads come together ! miles this side o
FPS There is road through nay plac,
to the Fish-pot road, but it is fenced up
l told father at the trial at Morrills tha
| reckoned he was mistaken when he sal,
it was not sun down when he came home; j
was getting dusk. Don't know father
age; have 30 record; he is quite old 'a
i Re e.ramined by Defence. Fish
ipot road is but not mile from rs, an
is considerably Travelled by footmen. :
Pass Brooksver's I mile. before turn up I
/ Fs aud ls = little the nearest road to 80 |
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

hung Up n some conspicuous place in their eonugroom
store or place OF business certificate signed the Treasurer
th they have paid their license any person refusing 10
sa esrthc te in tt manner aforesaid shall pay
OF twenty dollars Tor each GpuayenOn recoverable before
any court OF competent jurisdiction or Recorder
sec II All penalties or hnes imposed for any fnactou or
violation This ordinance we'll tax levied by dis odi
nnte shall be recoverable before any court OF competent III
rlsaelon or KS rider 9T the bench Of she city Any
IONS Or nifactons Of this ordinance not otherwise provided
Tor shall be punished with fine Of from Ten to onG hundred
dollars each otense all fines for the benefit ms are
SAID and recovered by the city.
See W All applications for licenses shall be made writing
the treasurer in the name Of the applicant or applicants
gnd shall specify &c nature Of the business they propose to
ow % number Of partners in the concern with their names
and whether they resident non resident mariners also
ness ~ ~ 800 IA '"'N ''''
Sec &c. An persons not resident the city or state acting
Tor themselves or as agents for Others who shall receive orders
dSpnS samples orse in any manner w6aIeyef shall
pay the sHm OF seventy Eve dollars ~ - ~
five dollars " F0 "e s"ot' I'LL ,
See So All ordinances parts Of ordinances conflicting in
their provisions with this ordinance are here, ra,iJ "
LHsheul . GHAS. H. WALDO,
H.. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
L9gneuI j, 0 NIXON
,, - - President Board of Aldermen.
tSignedl GERARD srITH. Mayor d2O St
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female writer, who is "down on, paint and bel
hearts, says she @never sees woman Of lively and
lovely animation, bat fall in love with her myself,
aud only wish that were man that might marry
her This painting is vile husness-giFing those
wto ndalgein the practice but the counterfeit pre-
santmsntp Of themselves. We had as lief have a
counterfeit twenty dollar gold piece in our pocket as
painted woman hanging upon our arm. Here is
what an old Greek poet says on the subject Of artl-
fetal beauty
FWhy tiage the cheek Of youth2 the snowy neck
Why load with jewels? why anoint the hair
oh lady. seorn these arts; but richly deck
Thy soul with virtues; thus for love prepare.
Loi With what Yermsil tints the apple blooms
Say, doth the rose the painters hand require
Away, then, with cosmetics and perfumes!
The charms Of nature most excite DESIRE"
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altip Orleans DAILY Crescent.
KISS AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES.

A KISS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
Said I, my pretty miss,
Let me have little kiss,
And reveled in the bliss,
Rich and meller :
aJust help yourself to more,
Said she, tripping DER the foo r,
Aud backing toward the door
OF the cellar.
never saw the trap
Till fell through il kerslGp,
Aud you should have seen me dfIp
Through the hole
Full twenty feet i fell--
How Istruck cannot tell
But sent up such yell,
On my soul,
That the girl thought was dying
And at once set up a crying
For the old man, who was tryin g.
Not far of,
70 mend a broken pump,
he turned, and with a jump
Cleared a sled, and tumbled plum p
In trough
But what has this to do
With the story, which is true
As the gospel, old or new
With hop
BE came up. inquired the matter,
whence the screaming and the chatter r
He had half mind to rap her
On the top
or her head. She meekly pointed
Down the steps, where l, disjointed,
Lay, with grease and mud anointed,
On the floor.
Blizzard up those stairs was carried
Quite month there Blizzard tarried-
In two months was Blizzard married
Nothing more
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MAYoRALTY-- oFFICIAL.

MAYoRALrY OF NFw ORLEANS, J
City Hall Dec 10 1858.
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans. }
No 4263.
ResoeeF That Surveyor be and he hereby authorized to
Lave The selled walks of the Place Armes Second District
and Washington Sqare Third District lined on each side WIN
curbSOue moderate expense possOe payment Tor
the to be made after The Is. Of January. 1853
FSiguedI j. o. NIXON,
President Board ct Aldermen.
TSjguedi CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved December 90 1865 ~
,Tnp cnn,. WV. SALONON
I9I Secretary the Mayor.
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fensd1 GERARD SIlItir Mayor
d2l Secretary q the Mayor
) MAY0RALIY, OF NEW = ORLEANS DREAMS I
c Fall s y a 5 S Rs e. Ns S$ 5Ssor.
Conp1O" NJ, I9si
No +Aol'
An ORDINANCE to establish uniform of and
carrisgss haeFi, d5ay S ana 95 S yttSCtes; ,
from and the lot day Of January 1852 the
a Rs city and parish shall Be liked assessed and collected
aud specially set forth in the following
tons s,.,..
State Louisiana engaged in buying aud selling exchange
Sec Each and every insurance company doing business
in the city Il New Orleans and each and every agency Of in
city, shall pay license per on the
asses upon their ast annual statement and in case no
animal statement has been made ihe the above sid tax of one
which shall be furnished the CRY Treasurer Propde
dollars upon each every company agency
ancs 6usnesssxcepng life gencie@1o ps1 five 6nndri
dollars license lax agencies doug life insurance
Fin Qp n ha ssnt, ao se.s bsa nDbb
tel three hnn nio do, dol s5sr, ON. aud
! dollars
Sec E. IN every ssaSshmsnt where negroes are kept for
sale i've hundred dollars.
Sec On every private banking house FIRM or person
buying and selling pills exchange other than bills
drawn upon shipments made oy lne Psfes nemseVfs or re-
1 dollars;
Sec Every broker dealer in unGurrent money Or
IN gold ana silver Duloh or g0u DUST Two hundred and NIFTY
I dollars.
sec 10 Every Eeeger Of Motel or boarding house accom-
modatng one hundred persons or more three hunded dollars
See IL Every keeper Of gFog shop tavern, haoom Gaba
coeehonse beerhouse, peasuregarden hsateraOOn,
ballroom clnbroom other establishment whatever wherein
pirttuous liquors malt liquors are sid by the glass
wherein VI lt we u'"hA vi ne PREMISES
Oi a. 49,
ol: - ~ III SsitsSs ai9ns ,ae 53nrs "a s1I
ons hundred I'd dollars sI or bs ,uor il
- $50 ~ 4 ystn97 a. ,aS, 4'' 10
500 va al Us 9at y 9qe ] @ " ato nr two HIM
4 Arsi III az 3riisrs N - - ~ F -
e, ~ ~ ~ sfi, % " isjr,s5ss ~ @ .I
o mall linoEs aTe sold ~ @isnties not ishan an orns[%
- t ~ wort ana where bt saT,s Is no. rorE a. tfo
81 IA NJ nT 1,v1Iar ,r iavarv ana ,psto,
so Ii t,ry, st,iI ms syt, Il ii"c5
An a,.,an,,s brysr 900
4 "a He sfr -, Itiaii Se'S ss'Ni go CO. s i' w ~
SSc 10 Every cotton pielerT one hundred dollars
.asnar AZ :, rssarranf III rpIara
sec. ~ EVER hegpGt p i9 fs % i J Tn9
~ 5rI Eber M 14Gnor mr. wines are sold ar rrnishpd
s y ~ IL ,,s,as i, ,ao ~ ranasts IL tta
Utnet t w, 1 Nm IIn5rsd iSiiars " ~ =, ~ ~
4 doing yvh6IpssIe retail
o eS so ID Eve 6oII@[s u mat '4"''
- % - iTss,psT Of stable bara borsss cgrringss
Stos ~ ntSss are kant ar bire ar sain tha b1s IN
T4go I5 ~ ~ oSI ary a. IL an+ iIl5r
dpaiar
~ ,gfoissaIs ratsi businsss vlnIasaia
49, jnna and nt reynusIv srrci6ed y dis ordintrcp what
ysr he h Kind If merchandise he deals ar trades in and
sniritnnus malt Iunors
/ i,-S " sP : ~ - -
., o. m syar, oDe hundred II,srs
/ SEQ 55 On every auci0neer. one hundred dollars
/ Sc u Every sRip6ng master Hfy dollars
Fcars kssrer lInlar sevppv- five
irliSrs 90 80 Ne " - ~ 10y "
~ an 4 r, AMI or Ii In s,,ant mo Inndrad ,rs
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1t is extraordinary how MANY defects we aan dis.
Germ in friend after we have quarreed with him.
The same remark applies to a woman upon receiving
the mtten'i
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sTRANGERs VISITING NoBILF

aHSsS WIN Bud ut the
4gfSSisIB N ALtIAAIBRA II Alt REST AHRANg
Every thing in the He OF LTQl OR am LAR
DER hat they may desire pinnr parties urtised IN The
FRI style NORiON d SMITH.
NB.-Waare DESTROYS of forming eugagem' Rts with the
managers different companies of MinSres VINO visit
Neworns have urse Hall peculiarly suited for that
purpose
good COMIC VOCALIST. For terms ETC. address
NORTON SMITH,
n22 3m Mobile, Ala.
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Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY 9Th instant
will adiudicate at my Office 10 o'clock M the above
contract
d2J II r THFAPD CNrrtroIiar
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OOMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, Z
City of New Orleans July 7, 1865.
K EasDLLYE1D, That the Comptroller be, ana
~ he is hereby authorized and requiem give notice.
standing vertsement In the official Journal
With the ninth section Of ordinance No. l2 approved March
lQ 1854 the Council will pay any bill against the city
contracted under authority of an order from the Comptroller
n accordance with the ordinance referred to-
tSgned e. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
LSignedI /. H. PLACE.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April 49, 1856
Signed JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of the officers city and of the public IL
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
4 TEIEARD,
lyl6H Comptroller Gitv of New Orleans,
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g JONI ~ CO., SHIPPING AGENTS AND COM
~ MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 81
GrayieE street.
A n Z A n f $.
We VIII make liberal advances of MeTchan
disc to friends III oEdnn Liverpool Boston, New York
Philadelphia Baltimore aud Charleston.
n5 S. JONES It CO,
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,IHTkgOn S0War4 " " -
F0uyp lTI0y-The foundations 81 NJ ,,a ,. e .t
hes, qGaliry laid in mortar cmn54pi If fIs iva, 31T
fresh Thon1nSou lime They s he H. brirls oie nj the
bottom sb1lI he laid il, rae;1. ~ g,,tg ~ ~, w.
n. brirk wide al fbe ton sn5 II ii 80 on Ia W
sound inch Gatboat MANY w H. w.
manl,ke manntr "s 60" ''N'' II" o'' "ttN'
GRAStTE WORK-Tbe base sI,s al bn of n ,f,,,,, b,i
and dressed an both sides a veil AZ on % IL tt i ,
shall he Ieyrlla5 ~ rnIked on r. Ia, rft' " II II
inches hisb above The yronnd and itcs ' NC ~
mos WoRK-Tbe iron r5ijin- ali e az mai T.; al, 4s
IN accord nre win ~ Man 1} H. NJ, $780, az " "
reypd Tbr ma n nils AID snail ali i,i Ia 81 ~
IisL iron ana The % ~ X It U VI lc eS' NJ
main rails shall he Of round ron IL i2" 10 % T
r,Is ofr6nnd ron a. II an inS IL u I ~ H. @ @ ~
of Il At iron j. inch wide by y fan fn%t @ III @
ntd so1a Il ~ I II Il eli Ky t,itSA. ~ W. taN
Issa o INA grEit t, ~ IL I ." nHssIsu 7uu Saleu WIN
marx ed on H., nj ~ ~ @ In @ lluisI m 5S
and s6slI he fttaned ~ iIs raI m oF t @ "a iron
rer door ~ feet IN xiTb sbai 64 MIN, H. t j az
mari I'd on ta ,a ava tr M M NUT ~ se taln$ rs
g"od o.G ~ t' anu 'i' "' "e' iiSl5 "lu ias'eueu WIN
P,iSriyc The rafl,f, Il, al, r,,eiyo n, r, ~ ~ 80 49,
iii r i E 81 a. Leeire hFee fo9a coats OF oest
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a confirmed tipler was bothered how to honor his
birthday. brilliant idea struck hm-he kept sober.
Good,looking girls in male attire are dangerous
eoantereits.
We seldom regret having been too mild too eau.
ti8us, or tive humble but we often regret having
been too violent too preeipitate, or too proud,
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pETETIONs--OFFICIAL.


" JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Asst Aldermen.
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New ORLEANS, November 10, l55s.
To the Honorable the Common COUNCIL
M tho si,y 49, El,3=
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oSwEGo PRODUCE 8IARKET-oct. 20.
Inv IL L-u LnLl

Fldur-Sfsady.
Whta-In better demald sales 1000 bn at &c for rel
lndana; for Racine s2c for Milwaukee Db; 81 10
Tor choice VIII Cauadlun,
Corn-With1ut change end inquiry; sales 1000
bu a 6oc for No Illinois.
Caasl FTsishts-Siosdy. aouE 81 wheat lO corn sss to
New Yofk
Lake Imports2 30 bbls foui; 200 bush rye. Io0o bush
bar ey; so hush oats
Caa EIportsI 500 bhls aour; OOoba wheat 500 bu
corn; 10 bu rye; p 100 bu barley.
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Tle priee Or MARSHALL,S UTERINE cATHOLI
~ : lae Dol ara1l q Hllfner r-n,l. hnffl.
MRS RoBrNsos-s CERTIFICATE.


FERNos, Trumbull Co, MAY lsf lsss
Ihs certihes that have been In very health
years and found little relief after employing
OF Fhyslc Ny disfase ProaDSis Uter had
been rednre by that and Fouor Albus uuil had beroTs
uicerate 10 Considerable BY the advice Of D.
= Busaell procured and bottles Of MarsaIs
Uterine athoicun which enabled 70 nv hus-
band m bus last sickness until he died which about
year since have taken three bottles his d ah,
hich has made able TO labor and support my family Of
ree children The Cath0lican has nearly restored
health Il Is the only thing that has ny sufer-
Ing Tor Which feel very grateful
MARY Z. ROBINSON.
The CAIHoLICoN IS for sale by City Druggists sud BY
Medicine dealers generally iuiI2
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
ALCO mol
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARgET-oet :

Fl1ur-Opened steady, with md rte demand fr The
eas era and ell trade bnt close ul ani lower ~ c-
Ion rrades. sales z 90 bbls f0 Si loT uas5' - o
rs for sprae Stale. s. fd4 81 fT 4 state = = y -
fr suuerfne ueseru, g 5 for n151 % lnediu e.
t western; s. 25 80 fr sirlus hrands eK 70 I'D 9t2
IN aadsu fOLr fhs prces IN favor q the buyet sales
800 bbis 81 sat Tor common 70 choi g ,Hiia ihee IL
supel fine ~ mai ket-
home cousu np.lon Is quite ERA rFie shippers sss
90 desire 10 purchzse eNce1t al ather decline: sales 5J
bu iurr red wseTn IN lois Al D uoGl - aoJ "u "lc
RTe-DaIl;' 'saies ? 40 bu at &c.
Barlst-HetFy and dreoEals, sa!eStao bush common 10
Corn-L5ses verr heavy; stie 57o9l ba at 6 a6sc
for g1d, 70Is for small parcels; m 1ed west
eUw very scacs. an small saies JeIs~a al sls
Olts-Heuyg and droopLg sales a. slSi5c state; %6a
A. isr for western ard Etisdlan.
WhiskV-S'eady, sa.es 81 blis At Z-sc-
PORK hansd sales So hhs ~ SIC 20 6 % ior nes>;
SI4 26l4 - for o and Sl4 g. prime; inciuded
the sales are bbls unluspect mess l6 IS.
50 20 c0; prime al S7dS rep1cked mes ~ and
3 for ezra Beef aud pruls mess beef quiet
cut Mests-Ouu at sassEc for hams es5Es for shoul-
deTs Dressed hogs IN far Request II y 90; Loo green
Llri-Isser; sales 500 bhls al l0zIOke.
LA isir II E2j for Ohio and I523o for
C6cese-sassse
Hides-Huve declined half cent; sales Il 500 c ff
BuenOs AyTes; &c for Oranncu; ls5sc ior ives,
SlcksAt second board weak; 4 s. Of -. l0is; Tenn
grants p; Har Is slss NJ 575S Psc mlI l055s
s51s. Erie l6; Hud .s44 ReaIug 5al, NJ 24as: do
guar s. III ssss 10, GaI \ Chi So Ch = X ssit
sion 81
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DrnQ5,

S0AP-Low's Brown Windsor and
- Honey Soap, C-eavor's Glycsrne, Musk and H0ne'
''' is6s a. --''' S'''" '- Z W sAcKEDEA
RRUSHES-A fine assortment Of
- lr and oth Brushes, also. Teeth Brushes Of ly0u
. ''ii isa5 ---' = . '''l 9--' s W sAckRinER
n UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL soTtmeHt lst received geheI with great vsTsli
of psIfsH'ery AMI toilet articles At s,c,,D,DrD
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
HEM IN /, ss c ss M 1 4 q by & Asi 4 sbq5IsEi1I m 1,,
= Bridge, on The Health u American Women" in snOth
his skill and medical Iuds ment mas he relied upon"
Ffon TIE Albany Morning ErDress
MtTshalls Uterine Cafuucon has DiOged 10 le fully
valuable - Il i7 calmeq 70 be ny severe tests made
physician overy ne attsumens mar Of gTea judgment
and discrimination judous and highly successful pTae
children Children" n al ''''' 's''l' muse ' women ana
Rcom Plysseians.
-MaishalIs Uterine Cafhoiieon viii certainly cure all
the diseases for which Il Is recommends ~
- here IS no medicine Ike i in this eounfrY." +"
Ia the worst cases have ever met with lIaTshalls
Uterine Catholieon Is a eeriain and safe remedy -
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHoLICoN
- sneree as q Re liable remedy ioI al lhoss
u9lB affect ihe miud well as the body. hat ;hk.
possibility Among the eompains for which ne Caiholi-
Goa J. remedy are Fal ling of The Womb, Whies Sup
fammaian and Diseases ofths kidneys OF Urinary or
sns, Retention or Incoutiuonce Urne Heartburn Co..
q eness Nervousness, Faintngs PalpitariOnS Craps
DIS urleg Seep and all troubles anG sym. athletic
Connected with the uterine organs
Ladies 10 troubled with the Above Symufos
or with sptne, liver OF lung invited 70 ad-
dfess Dr. BRIDGE, with full c0nfdsrce thai they will
md relief Marshals Uterine CaholcOu not auaek
but ingredients have been made known 10 The
Medical CsleEes and they the OF any le-
spectable PIN Scian IN the country.
Tle prIee Of lfARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLI |
con = one DoAaTaad a itayDeT EHgis bottle
REsT BEDFORD Coshocton Co May Il, ISL
Ar n b kinssley, Sri have been selling the medi
ine Of TIE G1nenbers ompaHy for te laat years
have lnyeFabT found thea u good satisfaction. and
me ls have said 10 many families regularly
theEea and cuee. and with ny trade n have become
ape article harshalfs Uterine Caih0lirun Is mesI
lne tha; cone great Of good female dseas
- one lady 50 D. % toll she had received more
leneht from bottle than she did from long cour ~
medical Treatment By the most skillf1l phrsicians
January lst 1853
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-oct. Goth.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Ocean, Evans. DstToi--
Prop t'omet. Watts. Buffalo, l9l tons mdss. Mx / NJ
prO1 Mineral Rock Rider BuH 70 Ononrgon. stoves
Pnup Nem0at Brown, OsdensIurgh; p t0Hs {. c.
& Co
Brs Gladiator Upham wyaBdotts; 80 N feet lumber
Holt &
SchI " Hubbard. l.awler Fores Bay; 10 lumber.
@ m shIugcS. d Saufurl Son-
Scir Dana, Clark, DeIuI; 40 1t lumber, shepard Co.
Scow JuIO, Daes, Ton SAINT Is go hoop POLES
CLEARANCEs-
steamer Ocean, Evans. DetruIt
NJ
Sohr " B Hubnarl, Lawler. Le1ingtou; no ctrso.
Scow Juno, Dee. Toa SAINT. bbls hIur hbls salt.
pkss u ise { kegs posder
Schr WINS Of the M0Tniu BullO, 100 bu corn,
n 4 WIaslOvs; s.dlo bu DO. q + 4 Bash.
u List Of Vessels passing and Of the Lock the
Welland Canal at Port Cobourne. c w furnished By he
Lock Tender the Blard Of Lake UnderEneEs D. P Dob
bins, Secretary
bound Wcsr. Oct. lsth-Prop ColouIst, Granite State
6rlg Rio G-andv' sclrs Aues, Futoa o. the l9h-ProP
Jefferson. Vermont
bound EAsT Oct Isthprop Cleveland. Michigan. schr
Vermont Onth- ~ h-Bargue George; Eclipse.
Ouiarlo. III Collius, Qasen Of the WesI
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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
"WEDNESDAY. Oct 2t-5 p. NJ.
We could hear Of nothing doing in either Sour wheat
The eastern markets eOntnne depressed aud only the better
grades exhibit any activity
CoRN-sales $40 bu board at se So do from sioTs
at 54c.
OATs-sales 2lOJ bu new adOat al 4 c
RYE-A small lot sold t69c
BUTTER-I5 kegs extra W. R sod at l6e
DRIED APPLEs-SJ bus. At Sl.S7iS.
HIGHWINEs-sAlss 20 bbls at c.
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NEW YORK CATTLE SIARKEr-oct %.

BeeMarket qu:ie fiat, quay poor and prices lower for
the iufeuor ard medium grades, bnr far prime which
scarce receiuts upNards Of l Quotations CO
for IHferlr 991e for he best quality. and l0c sT
extra.
sheep and Lambs-DePTessed and declined SOC per head;
receipts l350O
SNlne-I supply and prices heavily declined.
receipts l3Ooos Quotations a. 55c.
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BUFFALO PRODUCE AIARKET-oct. 20


10y rELEgRAFH-l
Flour-Market dull and heavy; sales SO bbls A. . for
WscJnsn; S5 50 for The OF and double
western and Canadgau.
Wheal-Duli and heavy; sales 90 bu while Iudlnl Al
Sc; Z01o bu red Chl ysc, and 1903 ~ prime h= Can
adian a 81 IS.
C0rn-Duli and lov err sales O0e bu Toledo at 5ic and
5000 bu 81 iCago private terms
Bauey-Dl; sales small lot Ohio Al .0c. prime
held a slis5c
Rye-E0miual al &c
OatS-N lniiual al &c
Whisky-Unchargsg; sales loo bbls At 2Gc.
Cana FTeighfs-Uuchmlse
Recops "A h1urs-Fsour 1853 hbls; wheat $500 bush;
10 90 lu. harlet COO iin: oats 90 bu
Sh puenisF louT los bbls, wheat I25 0 bu corn
% 00J bu.
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