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to furnish every commissioned officer, county
and city commissioners, assessors, collectors,
and receivers of taxes, with a copy thereof;
and also such rules and regulations as may
in pursuance hereof be made and established
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pEATTY,s ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT

pEATTY'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
SD is warranted to cure in every instance, if
used according to directions, Ringbone, SPAWN,
and Splint, or any other callous or hard humps.
It does not like ''cure ais" of the present day,
profess to cure all i'll to which man and beast
are heir to- but will most assureIly the above
and remove all blcmishes resulting, such as
Jumps, calosities, &c. 1t accomplishes its cures
by penetrating the pores and converting the tu.
nIors or callous into pus or matter and is then
discharged through the skin without removing
the hair
Manufactured and sold by James H. Beatty
and also at the Drug Store of DIR. VIM. LEM
MON and at the store of THOMAS DEVINE
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4 neso political party co,,tea.plated-i ats main
teatres-tAe ocean mail stea1aship BIZ,
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GfO. NJ. REED.
JOHN SIsARRAUGH,

'ustiee OF the Peace, Suminittvil1e, Pa.
4 LII BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO HIS
n care will be promptly attended to. lie will
also act as Auctioneer at Public Sales whenever
Dis services in that capacity are required.
April %, 1S58:24
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DENTISTRY

- A. j. JACKSON. Surgeon Dentist
I9Sk will be found at Th Dmpson Mount
4zll-h ain House, where ne can be found
the Ihifd wesk Of each month. Office in Johns
aEn nearly opposite the Cambria Iron Store,
March u, 1856.
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9u assorted pieces of Stone Ware, just re
oolVed at the Cheap Storeof
EBO3FRTS
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DT. Henry Geag.ey

Practising Physician, JOhnstowr, Pa.
'0PFICE next door to his Drug Store, cor
~ Of Main and Bedford streets.
JOhnsown, July u, 1852.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
~ GREAT EXCITEMENT

The undersigned would sespectfully inform the
citizens of Ebensburg and the surrounding vi
cinity, that he has just arrived from the Eastern
cities with large and varied assortment of Goods
of all descriptions, viz
COFFEE, TEAS, SUGARS, MOLASSES and
SPICES of al kinds, together with large lot of
FISH, from Salmon down TO Herring, which will
be disposed of by the barrel dozen.
TOBACCO, SEGARS AND SNUFF,
of all brands and prices NOTIONS. and CON
DICTIONARIES in abundance.
We have also added to our stock well selec-
ted assortment of
SCH0OE BOORS s. STATIONARY,
which will be disposed of to suit the times. Also:
Hardware, Paints,
Oils, Drugs,
Dye Stuffs, &C., &C., &c.
Our stock of Flour, Meals, Iron Nails, Steel
Borax, &c. is large and will be disposed of at the
| lowest cash prices.
All kinds of Grain and Marketing in general
such as Butter, Eggs, Poultry, &C., will be taken
in exchange for goods, and the. highest market
price paid.
a<N~ Give us cal before purchasing
S-!sSSSs.szo9 elsewhere. Il. DAVIS.
Ebensburg, Dec. 8, 1857.
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ls. EESSSDS

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg Pa
InFFlCE adjoining the Post Office.
~ Aug. "a, 1883.
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FOSTER S. NOON,

III AVING associated themselves for the prac-
Ill tice of the Law in Cam Jria county, Will at
Ind 10 all business intrusted % them. Office on
"CIonade Row" Ebensbur;
Oct. :, 1857.
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Political Irtsrlias nee.

Nav YoRK.-we have already noticed that the
republicans have appointed Wednesday, the sth Of
sertember next. for the holding Of their State Con
Vention at Syracuse. This fall the election takes
place on The % Of November, when the following
state officers are TO be chosen:-Governor, in place
Of John A. King; Lieutenant Governor in place Of
henry u. selden; Canal Commissioner, in place OF
Ssruel > Whallon. State P-ison Inspector in place
Of VIM. A. Russell
ANorBkR CAFnlDATs FOR GovEaNoB-The
Chsuianqne DemocTct trepublican) proposes Hon.
Geo. W. Patterson as The republican candidate for
Governor. The Rochester Deuocra, en- rses him
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by saying he would be strong man and make one
of the best Governors the State ever had.
G0oD ToAsT.-The following toast WIS given
at Fourth Of July celebration at Sp' Artanburg,
s. CT" The President Of the United ates James
Buchanan-Not Northern man with Southern prin
ciples; but Northern man WITH constitutional
principles"
EuPHoNIoUs-The Washington Star calls the
Philadelphia Press, "a v,ud machine" and says
that Forney has delberat ely sold himself and
breeches-to the republican party, for a considera
ton, on the best terms he had been able to make
with them.
CRIrTENDgN AND THE SoUTH.-The Charleston
Mercury says, that if the recent meetings for the
reception OF Senator Crttenden in Kentucky are the
reflex Of the feelings opinions of the people of that
State, she may well be stricken from the roll of
Southern States. II says:-Senator Crittenden is
true exemplifcation of an old inveterate Southern
federalist or whig. There has not been a single
measure of usurped authority in Congress- from the
tariff Of 1928 to the last contest in Congress on
Kansas that he has not been on the side of the
North
MAINE SIXTH CONGRESS DrsrRIcr.-At the demo-
cratic convention held at Machias on the 7th inst,
Hon. Bion Bradbury, of Eastport, was nominated as
the candidate for Congress by reclamation.
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The most striking feature in this return is the in
crease Of specie in the face Of export TO Europe Of
over half Million IL IL to be accounted for doubt,
less by the fact that much Of the specie which went
abroad on Wednesday and Saturday came ont Of the
Sub Treasury. The decrease Of loans will also take
many persons by surprise, though this may proia.
bly, be referred 10 the gradual distribution of he
Treasury notes. Altogether the statement is salts.
factory. as indicating slow and gradual recovery
from the stagnation Of last fall, and careful Austen
ton on the part Of the merchants from any opera.
tons which might he calculated 10 produce a re-
lapse
Some little stir is being made in banking circles
by letter from Mr.. banking Superintendent Cook
stating that each bank should to comply with The law
make up is statements on Saturday morning, not
Monday Hitherto nearly half the bank, have made
up their statement on Monday. The suggestion s
good one, for the sake Of uniformity
The upward movement in stocks continue, and
appears to spread aud gain force. To-day we note
among the purchasers several brokers whose business
lies almost entirely among outsiders; there are
other indications also Of the early formation Of
bull party. The bears have now had undkputed con.
troll Of the market for four months: and though
they have not made much money a. they would
have done bad they not persisted in continuing 20 sell
stocks short when they Eve six per cent oaer
than they now areas, for instance, New York Cen
sral al 10 So Rock Island at 60 ard 7O and Reaiing
at Ss 40 still they have no one but themselves to
blame or this. and cannot complain IT, after having
ruled the market for four months in the teeth OF
cheap money and no means Of employing It in con.
morce, fortune now deserts them and takes sides
with the bulls. An idea may be formed Of the morn
ings movement from The following comparisnr az
The prices Of the fre' hoard g. day with uose of
Saturdays hoard:-Nsw York Genital rose 3; Lie,
/; Hudson River Cleveland AID fllSdo, h Rock
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suE sers........... BIGs 10 Al
Port OF New York, July IL, 1858.
ehip Deem Mooarch, Page, Ilverpool-w r Frost
ship Nerrics, Crshtree. Snrnbrero- r Dow
tsFt bspo. Mhrscbslk Minatiisn-H artous Brcs A Co.
Brig q Adams, Dristo, Msuvitss-BretL son 20
brig IDdspenoeDce tBr) hoA mon. ~ John, Mp Ne
Big hrciuru- 90, -, 81 John vB-D r DsvoiG
sehr John rrlst (tr) Nelson H.ifag--J 4 wrfns, IN,
schr csavell Hutton, Chsrieetoas Nc 0resdy, Mott a
hchr Yorktown, VrGoa Cry pont-J nuntrr 4 %
scbf jones' Bsotu hosf0k -sgurces n -,an n,
sc+r reptune's Brife, Swain, Balumore-haiiler Lord
QusrcSu
Fchr dele COZ yoorehead- u Murray
tcpr leo eereival noyfon- srrovsniiH \ RsU
krbr I wentworth ydtf Bosion-r a sarcford
hloop Leo, backet, Provid.pce-J dwards
sesrnship CAIsdoris Gar,r Barirore a,a ,r,os ,,pb
mcse 200 pasptcrs ~ II Croro vel Co Iltb mat 10
AZ. Of FebNkks leland passed se. er Harriet IL me-
mbce or Nfthingtou' sr cate, 10 miles $50 Of Aose
s.m p.sta ~ metallic hie bosa psuted yellow ouisoe
t.smsbp Ohesspesks Croren Portland. "a hours with
mdse, " ~ ROM well CO.
hexfnebD HOruoss Skinner IT. with ndae and
l@Hereers " Budtm. liza irst N AN, OF Wind GUAR
yer utthked itesnn bp Jsr estp hence for Rirhm nj
shp Colorp kewsrt Ncrs Msv ~ vib coal snd " gas
tntere noioer Jute ~ lat ~ ION b3vo pNtei fnp
sbn ug white signal ~ rcd IN y, Wound n.n
f1k Ntnentne te,cl, I've Viola, Pslerno Mry X passsf
brs,sr 2st With nut curse &C. 70 order ION mt LAT
barb n'ch.r Chsse, fsrfnegos. aye. VIII m'laaes
49, oo s,epsfpsn sS inst on Cherleson Nss rns'est
N toNtor ht'e O,in,.o ~ nrs'y y = t, , ~ W
mtte ~ St rasia very srt, shn h.s~arra bore "t ~
Ffis ore. p,c rrrt Psrcs Iuns . 9TH ctace qts
voie rps se sehr wa y ssf h1upf
lrig h0fg OIL. hvl5i ID 1aoo, deLf -. Nl 1Ls''
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btdss &c, TO Maitland, Phelps 90 9th INST lat 40 lon "A
ID saw large eteAmsbtp. bound T.
Brig John Butler (Brl Park, Port Patt 81 Domingo.
july wfb bsdes. 10, 70 Lyman nman Hld IA oonn-
pany with schr Indus for New York wa Foro Rco yuly
sea Capt prohsn hate Of schr 0rOsvsnor lost IN the
Brs Traveller of s.dgwck c.rgen Turk. Is,auss
II days. with salt to Tucker Lishtbune vessel TO ihomp-
4 Hunter.
DC 10 bimsn. Bros 1 Co
brig frsDcona, Upton, Trinidad June e, suRAr To
ThoDpeon Hunter.
Brig sphs Eastporn Bowman, Neuvi.as ls list with
suesr. 40 TO eurges Go
scfr ida Wells (of Brookhsvtp. Conk saxas Jnue
a. wrh End nolasses, 10 Whitman. Bros J1'y
lat u a. ion 10 Is, spoke srhr Plat, from nskuA
Por,l, nd
schr Fl'rss Mott st Salvador, Baham July4 With pine
VIM !leavsr, Bethel EleutAerA Juy2, with fruit.
schr harriet Lewis of Nawporo sauuders Brszos ssn-
go Jure H. via Key Nest 80 inst with cotton &C. 70 HeCrea
dy. Mot, a Co.
ecbr Berr con, Gsskell Washington NC, 8 days
tctr Eagle. WuisIns Ecencp. Nc, 3cayA
schr Crisna. Person, Richmond, Sdayh
ecbr Banquet Newell Sunok Z, 2dsya
fcsr hos Martin, Mbyarr, Virginia, 2days
schr Maria Jsne, Tilton, Virginia 8dsys
febr T Anderson, Bousman. Virginia, 2daya.
scbr John CoiliDa Wedmo,e, virRirtA days
fchr Q Hopkins Mollsbury, Baltimore. fdsyG
Schr ksfber kliza, McFs6ss9, Lubec, taya
schr ConBectsu.. Pratt FSovidepce for kondout.
scer buckinkb ham skinner Portland. Ct
scbr Maria Fees. G, 9btJea Rem out for Boston.
sloop West Wind. Wright, Virginia, 2 ,ayA
Wind during the dsy 81; sunset g, fresh.
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FuucHs 10 Liverpool shout 20 eco 70 80 eco bushels
Of ~hea were erg,gsd in oulk soa bsg- I'd a IS !;
about 500 obls az -four Is Ga b.iss " 81,
tor Al sled. 1921 10 1ordon so cake ia BAG,
lis. Cd wnh few tons Of OIL ~ 2cs and 80 bags
YER fsco Mt 2cs ThCre vas nothing reported for
Gasso~. There were two charters reported for
Son,b Enrope ard W,r indies Yrvstn tArme 70 Calf.
'crnia rates were duh The wanderce jew S'ppcc AMP
Vas iasi. 8 neieht '2Thc per foot rgasarenoos
BAY Ssles OF $50 co sGles were eos At a5c SOC
1ixE-ssles 81 4eo SEQ b5f were made of Rockland
conuor At SEC vbie lvrpp yss a. ecc.
NOAssEs vss quiet sotoe Porto Rco 10 lots, including
bhd- We zee and barrels, were sold a. BIC. Cuba
qrisI but sieaSy.
E,vlr -7cnrs .-rtc market continuss lrm, aud run
ples ~ NJ. IDc frrnbsss 9, tn ders cbscs -,es s.cs
dotrrcr rcin 70 srrivs AID 90 i,s fpo', report
90 ~ VI % VI 20 Isr 30 lrf dsu-sre bOU hhiE
low 10 were rtrSrtf a, - 70 Ger $50 lps. Tar a.
ore b tive S'ss d zee bbn. Wssbit ,ss rogort
o. ~ 3 IS N Fcrn trdef tue ys-d
Ous - Irssec cru,nued ruiz frrn Win sales .ouns
1850 ~ Geo ral1ts rsrorfed q, CSC. TIC We have
nc otsp~e 20 note, ~ cruce whal. s8ern.
lTDyTioNs -pcik-fte npTkei noptirusd hrrn hu.
srraied fhefaiea embraced sbou, 100 eco obs IN
ci1org ms's N loss st sia e. tarrth arrs rod
Dc Jared sic Tb, ~re ssG car VA bd Nos ness
- iI6a SO 10; ce,r 81 - a AL IS sS Ard
prr ,od n loe 81 st3 ps s-2 IS Beef Wa steady
THO demand FAR, vi. ,sss o, rs b,s, irc,uaina
Wef'srn -'fs At 81 sl 90, -cusrse1 Western al 30
ga %, &C rN'ru o''is - "a af4 g. triu8e nsss
rss quietn sisss72 Bee hsns steady, and
q: io0 bile pc-tei Si7 Bsros cont rnei nr
At tAc. re Cut uesv acre suoysst, With limited
rsles at btc 6Zc fr eronirerH dri "a ,sc o g.
zoe hsus Iaid cnriI usd b. 10. vito ssIsI Of 200 800
bile at Tic for common aad Il &c. 80. or pr
sivr heuie, however. vas GU de psise Batter
better itqncs,. lie rrCa uIcuauSsd. Cheese
wss stCsoy, Win moderate sales.
RIcN--salta OF sbOus loo uorces were made at &c.
a axe.
sreARs The market contuped Sa,ive and am .. the
sovat ~ lat week, wi'h sslts o e-out 100 h,a.
ciucng small loie to prime Porto RICO a.
hAc, srn roo1 70 prize DO at sc. a7sSc asiSc; an
tho reuAindcr, corfsiiug OF Cuba rusc8vsdns chiefly
within the rsppe 81 exc axe.
vHsxKy -rhs nsrsot eas lees buoyaot and active
Ssts OF aooui $50 zoo bols 10 lots made % 70
spd some smell sales we're reported at frscfon ~
the ciose.
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Brooklyn City News,


BROOKLYN COMMON CoUNCIL-DEFEAr OF THE PRO
POSITION TO SUBSTITUTE CLOSED CONDUIT FOR
AID OPEN CANAL ON THE wArsR WORKS.
The resolutions Of June A. offered Common Council by
Aid. Perscn, were taken from the table last evening
They read ss follows
Whereas ciesry demopstr not only by the
nimous opinion OF the Wser Commissioners In
mencation to the Board Of Aldermen August last
by the personal examination Of the members Of this
Board that the open canal proposed by the
tract for suppyM the city with water from Jamaica
creek will De neither perfect endarng and whereas,
She supply OF water for the OF the city tor all time
now demonstrated beyond q doubt whereas,
the Comracn Council has acted upoc said NUM-
cation expressed their opinion TO the charge then
Resolved, That in The opinion Of this Common Council
such CT apge shoud be MADE immediately aud tbs open
canal aban doDed, II the same os done wthou.
sDg the present contrast and upon proper terms ana
that cosed ndut be substituted therefor eltire
dfaIce from Jamaica creek 10 the terminus SO far from
said jan aca creek IN the judguuent OF said Couns
stners the Interests spc the city shall require
Resolved Tha. ais Common Council DO assent 70 in
creased exp Ddure for the building ssid conduit And
the neceefay charge therefor exceed SOFA 05S
such portion the cot as .he SAD C0mmi may deem
bsft for be Compel and oeTf.ctng Of said york.
TIE length OF the main line 70 b. 10 miles, and the
bfaoches esding 10 Inc different ponds Little two
miles The comparative co,t OF condai and Canal from
Jamaica creek 70 he npst Al pond is as ,oi3Se:--
Conc ul aud branches, Whole distance $S67 ,59S
DO. canal and branches. ...,....... 2G7 1888
Difference 5000, 4s0
AID PIEEsos strongly advocated the necessary CT con-
sruclug cosed conduit in place OF open caaal and
bed thu, the demand Of the city, with largely
creastg population, reqaed greater Iup2ly thaa could
be obtained BY the open canal
AID kAIBFIsIscn was oppcaed TO- the project AS the
city advanced "a population such Gtrauous and improve
msnis a. ~ould DO FOUND Necessary could be TIE
Whole roIk 70 have been peted for 81 go Co.,
he expressed bimseB 10 fasot keerpg tOe Wstsr
eomnssoners 10 their contract, and ~iinn the original
bmite.
AID scBoIEs also sp'ke In favor OF holding The ommis
soneIe ~ their CONTRACT and thought snAt By tbo og
the change asked Tor the nroluc,on Of De
ceay ed 10 indefinite period.
aid. DOUGLASS expressed s.milar vievs aad vent into
CALCULATED as 10 toe requirements o. toe city for
Der 81 ysErs 10 coEe.
After oopsosrsos DISCUSSION The hFst resolution
vas oet BY vote oil three ayes 60 sixteen Toe
tteond resolution also ost oy ayes fifteen
mar
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i6I ,iOi,iSI ,l,i7i,Ols ssI6, %

The quarterly report Of the Croton Aqueiuct
Board was received and ordered TO be printed. The
disbursements for the months Of April MAY and
juno, were S292,Gl4 06, and The amount drawn from
the city treasury was sl99539 AZ. Inc balance
standing 10 The credit Of the department on the
Comptrollers books under the various heads of ap-
preparation and yet undrawn is $500 $40 80.
The Board meets this evening.
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The following from the Pottsville Journal, is the
last weeks report OF the coal trade Of that region
rbs opacity sent BIZ Ftilrosi this resk Va 81 oli-by
canal ~ ssG Oscr the week CT 90 o6 tons, s1oriog
lose of area with The corresponding
lsstyeN. Al TIE Teglous lore fer TIC pe>k compared
9Th aat ysSs s-rOs INC Scranton, which gEins little
ppssrdr ~ $500 tors. The lShigb Valley P.ilrnaj
tsf "a $50 Ens, but the canal oscs 2ose tons re
scssu,1r usce south has Increased this year so 0oo
tu1 wnie no bn1s North tas dir,1isseo IS 900 cns.
Iha iraSa th.- N.eE surns Nh fnlloHs.--
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.


NONDAY. July I2-6 7. VI.
The hank averages for the past week. wii;h were
made public this afternoon, compare a. follows with
those Of the week prcvious.-
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MIsCELLANnUUs.

MIsCELLANEUUs.
fNIyIK's SYRUP ~ MAGICAL on WEAKLY rguNLFs
y or scrouious chdren. liver, kicrey or ~nrh am.
piar'ss certain remedy depot, IS wasng'co 1vsnne
tnspy, N.Y. Jos. CLAIM.
rNBs ETsRTAL TERtusE vEos rsE Hoiy OfrT.
4 "Ohl could WI catch nat fragrance,
wous sskssS oher fsms
Than that these sweet sccnisd hovers
thould be couoled with m name
BNNARE OF lMFDs1Eks
Tte real Franspt mt Perfume ~ ragnfacri Cd oniv b
M,,srs Pe'se Lutin, " New BOND s,rse Jop lon
ih,y tate this osporunv to caution purcsasrs asna
imrbr ps, uf who's ibrre maBv. None hlvevsr ao
p1oath IN dfpree TIE exaass frss nv y Al
FRkFGlPHNN1. THE PERFIME
Irg MfAtpAeHf. 50 Vt.r
IRA ufptrNl FhUTr
NHNTFANrl. NlAv
fItn 'tFANNI, FOMADF
D. I'fNNl OIL
locs acu fos DC ~rnf rfa's.
EQohNs ~ NV. souossey
NJ tC9 BfotdVRy, No Y.rz.
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IMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY July i2-8P. N.
AsrEs-rbe GALES embraced about 1875 Dbls., including
pots at &C., and pear'f at 6hc
bREADsIUfPs.-Fioor--The market was steady, with
ssles q about 10 600 IL o0o bbls cesng within about
n q mic
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Bred 10 about eco bbe within the above range OF
apout GOO bo,s closing e. quotations. Ry ,ur
Oncnarged. Wheat again active While inferior lots
were bssvy, PRIME qualities were aud brm. TIE
saes mbrsced about co COO 10 goo buehes Included in
which were Michigan common TO go1d waite a. 81 %
81 os Western red at 81 CO. Milwaukee club,
toPooo, ri tac &c Chicago spviog 3, 69o 76c. for
niefhr 10 coIlnou qualities. ond 10 pri0,o grades
feio al $50 s5c and comraol white Ken,ucsy sold at
81 IL Corr war hrm fer prime lots which scarce,
wfDe nferinr and common lots 81 Western mixcd
plenty AID irregular. rbe footed up IS 900
busbsh, incuuirg unsoupd Western mixed &c o5c,
yellow 40 ~ sic Rooa white NJ $50, Tonnd yellow =,
&c, and fignty touched Northern yellow az nc Rye
vss s'eady, win Gales II 100 nels T2c Oats
IL sir demand, With sses OF ~ 500 bushels toclu ling
Chcsgo at Ate. q sTc and S4aie al i65sc. a6c
CosFER lhs ma ct quiet, eses con dred 10
about acc bses Ro Al lo1sc a lihc.
CoTIoS - The market, on the Lepgth Of the rulton's
reSe ~ss quite firm and active ant closed at advance
Of atul nc per H. The 'es, including about 1000
halts IN rensitu reached about 5000 ca'es, clcscg
ON the basis OF about for miodlrg npIaads Mssar
r. d. rslcott IN their cir ular tue Arabs, remark
- 10 o~sWe ts'y AIS the ses of he 7,h 20 10th irst
beth inclusive, at 800 bales nudng 500 Ia traus.u
We eeDeve from iba otst information obtai1 that
The crop Going wei the high andp while confirm
lac, ,dv.ces, TIA; 900 bales generally considered
as tale estimate for Tire ots b. vefowe toe bottom
lsrds ineepercspt of lom n Ypzno valley whence
the accounts are conflicting ard contradictory.
TIE fellows tie rleLts st s,1tseru
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-13
MARITIsE INTELLIGENCE.


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