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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-26
RIVER FALLS

AZ Mr. J. NJ. MCKEE is our authorised
a.uut in Prescott, he viii receive subscriptions
and Advertise rneuts-t,,r tho JOIN
s~Ar. Wu,H. Cocks, is, our authorized
ssens IN Hudson. he Win receive subscriptions
aud advertisements for the IoURSAL
All thos. iS.iebted To ms will find their bills
With h,,r. also plenty of blank receipts which
b. win he pleased to fil1 and furnish, thefs S.
nN- For four dollars We will furnish the
.,IorrsAL, and-tle ATLANTIC MONTHLY one
yGar. .-..'- H i
- or For two dollars and eighty cents We
will furnish a copy of the IFiseoasi' Farmer
aad the JorRxAL for one year. $50 ~
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We learn that the La Crosse Go. have
now a Iine ofsteamers running on the Up
p Mississippi and st: croix making reg
ular CONNECTIONS with the Trains for Nil
sssukee the Steamer Keoknk, Favorite
Frank Steel compose the line and two Of
them run up the St. Croix every Wet k
II. T. Rumsey of La Crosse Is the gentle
man IN charge and spares no pains to
make beth the Rail Road and Steam boat
accommodations Hliaf they should be.
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We are informed that ALEXANDER
MEeGErr. the Democratic nominee for
State Senator from this Senate District,
will address the people of this village and
vicinity, this "Wednesday evening at the
School House. ~
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Special 0otites..

NOTICE. The. River Falls Eclectic
Association hold their regular meetings at
the School Hou=e. at o'clock Il. M. Oh Sun
day ofeach week. All are invited to attend
m36-tf as S. Il. cox, Sccretdrg
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THE BOOKS MUST BE SETTLED.

I have placed my Store accounts III the
hands of W. A. Tozer, for settlement. Those
knowing themselves 10 be indebted to me
on such account, will please call upon him
without del~y, and settle by note, or othor-
wise. A hint to the wise is sufficient.
b. E: VANNATTA.
River Falls, May,3lst, 1859. I1u 2w
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All persons who have unsettled accounts
with the subscriber, are cspectedt to call and set
tie on or before the LIST of July next.
n. Il. j should like CASH, or at least
notes. A word TO the wise is Sufficient.
. G.. b. cox.
River Falls, March 30. n40if
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Probate NOtice-Pierce County
4s Court. t ars II
TN PROBATE In matter of the estate OF
1 Alvah White, deceased.

II n HKUDAI III IIIaIIeT UI tIID tSVttI VI
1 Alvah W bite, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Henry
K. White, administrator of the estate OF said
deceased, praying Tor an extension OF tire IN
said matter. it i ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge of this Court. on Sat-
ur.lav, the 10th day of September next, at l o
clock. p. NJ, at his office in the city of Prescott
And il is further ordered that notice thereof oe
given to all persons interested by publishing
copy of this order for three successive weeks
nr;or 10 said dav of hearing. iif the River Falls
Journal. weekly newspaper printed at River
Falls in said conGty.
Datei August. Th 1859 BY the Court.
WILLIAM HOW Els, tbt',sy Jt9ge.
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vJyHE State of Wisconsin, to John McNiel.
| Defendant You are hereby summoned
ard required TO answer the complaint of Oil
yer S. Powell, which is filed iii the office ofths
Clerk of the Circuit Court ii said county, and
TO serve copy Of yonr answer on Us, al our
Office in Hudson Within twenty days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of The day Of such ser
vice. and if YOU fail Ia answer the complaint
as aforesaid, the said Plaintiff viii apply TO
the Court for the relief demanded n the COM,
plant. - a
Wituess Hon S, N. Fuller. Circuit Judge
at Hudson. This 5th dav OF March, A. ID. 1884, 0.
Dated March 9Th. 1852.
WETHERBY & GRAY,
mol 7w Pfasss:f7s -sRt~7ess
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and viii not stop until all ar asppl;e.l
All orders Tiled on sIlor, not Zee. ard Ia tire I,,f
possible manner.
Ny shop is aiinatrd ~ the Big River ro4d,
four and a half inii> from River II IL a,,f
nine mles from PRESCOTT All Itre,sng II val
of any thing in my line will 10 NeH to eiyc ne
call before purchasing els~whcfe. r
will exchange w,,,d works i. grain Of al
kinds, lumber. d i,lgles. noi,eysySe., Sc.
As eTsr Ill ttiur scry ire.
THOMAS j.. TgBBs. PEoralrrcs.
River i'afe- \ Ri 9th. I +sa. ,.4l-.f
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WHAT SEALL [ Do?

MUscATINE. Iowa, June %, 1859.
Nh. W. 4. SLoAS-Sir Last April | ob
tanned from your travelling agent the sale of
your medicine for this town and bought of
him about $40 werth of yorr Ointment, and in
less than three weeks was entirely ont. since
which have been importuned nearly TO Death
Cor the Ointment, and have tried to get it at
Burlington, st. Louis, DC. L am still out, and
what shall do--yoUr agent promised to sup
ply M again in two months if he will not be
here soon please send me Immediately. by the
quickest conveyance, - doz. OF the Ointment,
and dozen of the Condition Powders From
800 TO $3.50 worth of your horse medicines
can be sold 1T this point annuity. The Medi-
cines have given perfect satisfaction in every
instance. Yours Respect,
~ PLINEY FAY.
sN- See Sloan's advertisement in another'col,;
ulnn. tt Af2s
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y. "A. EGSN

II ENLIST. Office over r. 5 erinin's
J store. Prescott, Wis
4 Or. HoRN tenders his professional service
to the citizens Of River Falls and Vi unity, and
would be happy 10 wait upon those wishing
Dental operations. at the Greenwood Housr,
where he cal be found every two monhs,com-
m,ncing Nov. LIST. 1859. 49, ,..g
All Kinds 0f lroduce taken III exchange for
work All work warranted as represented.
III. .v REFERENCES IN PRESCOTT.
- Dr. A. Young. ta G. H. Nichols.
ed. W Bcardscv, "A. @. Snyder,
JIM. Whipple, 7. y. Wise,
-" W. T.. Fuller, Il. s. Griffin,
IS 3Hs." q. T.. Maxon, i. NJ. Mckee. D.
:. g.. 81; - IL RIVER FAILS "a'.
DIR. =. N. Davis G. B. Cox.
w. Il. Lewis T. G. Tuttlc.
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PARADISE AIILf.3
HUDSON CITY, WISCONSIN,.

FENHE SUBSCRIBERS kctp constantly ~.
L hand at their Mills on iiioN River. a
short distance from the Steamboat lanSrr.
large quantity of Fine. Snpcriiit, and kxll4
Supcrfine Flour, Corn Meal, Baolsw.l.st
Flour, Bran, Shorts, Middiings, and IA
kinds Of Mill Feed, Provendsr, &c, &C.
The subscribers feel coniieent that wiiilstI..,
facilities they possess. they earn en:rrsta spe-
c,ssft lily with any like establisL aef.-.
Persons coming from di.tatee wi.l srisss
will be promptly attended TO. lie h,~,i b,arss
of -four put up in half, quarter ans T. Il til lar
rel sacks. and for sale at whol,~ l. aad .rtsa
Cash paid for wheat and all otAer k;nd4 VI
grain. Please give us a & IL
cox i GREEN.
Hudson. June Ii. 1851 ffF
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Give Him a Gall

Z GS ON u EWAkD.-Lo+t; Sept
~ eoJ.OV III Goth. 4 gents gold pin.
Said pin is II, the form of IL Bow and Arrow
three Links in chair form. lcngthwise the PIN
The above reward will b. laid to the finder
of the ssme when delivered.
nl5.tf i. T. r. GLASS.
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d L A N z g.

For sale II this office,
Narrantee Deeds, Mortgage Deeds.
Bonds for Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds,
~ DC, DC, &c.
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0Fcs IF HE, G,etksof &c County Bon
prsycutt. S9nleMler 3O.h,

...s-t -..-v, ia. .as estEtaEe F#<
srArf G. NiscovsiN,
CouS4Y o. PIERcE. .4.-a ...r @
yyTHERFAs the following pieces. parcels Of yea es-
~ tate ,sre sid BY lie Cpgry Treasurer d sait G1ua5
ty ~ The b df9 Of Aprif 1857 for liz taxes interest
ANA .i9rras az ne YEAR 1856 Dog terefr1 Natiee Is
hereby Given aas uales sad pieces or parcels of zeal
estate al M redeemed fr0n sale as aforesaid befnre the
18Th dav cf Apr they wil he Conveyed t6 the re-
nacye ryrchasers accori.grto law. Thedescfipon eff
af ract o. ot and tic a}notnt cf taxes interest and
charges due On tic same calculated the last day. of re-
demp,ion are is follows 10 wa: r. a.a 81 ga,l 57
= OLIVER Girl s Jr as# ses <
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go
persons 60 whom the above described
ate were assessed, done. appear of RECORD
}. OLIVER GIBBS, Jr. ..~.. ss,
Cl't ef,he Go. BID of ST. e-viso's.
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PLINEY F.

.N- See Sloan's advertisement in another7col..
t.Fn
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.


F09elgn and Domestic Mails.
THE Or CLOSING AT THE NEW Y0EK OFFICE.
Do.ssTc.. @ a. AIt%sny Buffalo and Canada p.M
Wss s aas NAN NV Via Hs Erie hrs ands H.
South and southwestern
EASTERN sss mail, 81 railroad ). I. 4 s sna E
!" " by steamboat ...... 7. NJ.
SUNDAY hkIis. On Sunday all mails close at l1a 2. II.
CALIyoRSIA. By steamer, via Panama, Thurs
re OVERLAND over an Man iar California leaves s. Louis
ssssisnsd d for should be marked Overland via
s. LAKE CRY The Overland St. Jose phi Co) Salt
lake city leaves st Joseph every saturday, AZ
oAM Letters should be marked Overland
SO. PACIFIC BY steamer, via Panama, Thurs
HAvAsA...gy steamer Cahawia wednesiay ~
MIAleo From New Orleans 5y steamship rsnns .sse s a
the ist and lhh OF each month Letters should
be placed IN The Office at New York six days pre-
- yous TO The above daIeJ
ErRorE ny steamship Fulton Tor Southampton,
BAsArA sl4sDs On day after the arrival Of eaaS a. ri
packe, at this port, the steamer Karnak viii be
despatched With mails for the sahams Islands,
States postage win be hve cents per hale ounce
on Isiters and Two cents on each newspaper. to
those receiv' d.
H-Py recent order all letters for Spsn m st b' prepaid
the United stales postage onyeher or q cena per half
ing the naito wit per Bri sa steamera Wednes ays
1--WE cents and United States steamers on Saturdays twenty
cents
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE
ISDiA...The Overland Mail closes follows-Via Mar
settles, the ID 9Th, 18th AMI 18th OF each month.
Via Southampton .h, ,2th and 2oth, touching at
Gibraltar, Malta Alexa nd sas ,;, and "a Aden
amptOn 4th and 10th.
AusrLiA Via Marseies and Suez the 10Th Via South
anpton and Snez 18th
MAuRITus Via Alden the 4tb and 9TH Of the month.
Via Southampton the 9th of the month
mails at London falls Sunday, they up the
evening previous
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game laws, tho enactment Of which by the Board Of
Supervisors rendered tina: body exceedingly unpopu
lar with the forwaraers and sellers Of game. These laws
prohibiting the sale OF venson quail &c. went into opera
ton on the lst instant pu. tine retail dealers pay no sort
attention them, ant their stalls are aled with the
prohibited articles which sold in open violation Of
what is believed To be most oppressive and absurd
stricton.
Poultry maintains about the same prices as did before
the holidays The receipts for the week by tho American
Express Company ana the United States Express Company
were q. tons AGAINST $50 tons for the week previous
will be SEEM therefore, that more than one-half the
quantity Of poultry came in this week that did last week.
but prices did vary much. Poultry was lover yester
day. in consequence of the mid weather. Game OF all
kinds is DUH with very high prices for ducks Prairie
hens and quail are low.
Fresh meat has gone up lite in price, owing 10 the
sudden deseron the part Of the eating public of pou
try Butchers doing pretty good business which is
likely to continue for some time.
Fish remains unchanged in price or kind in market.
With regard To potatoes Drew Fronchs in their crcu-
lar, say
ana Northern canals brought $50 900 bushels pota
toes intended for the winters trade About 10 900 bushels
Nova Scotan have arrived this season OF which are
yet unsot. There nave becu received over the Long
Island Railroad 69,56l bushels. OF those received by
canal boats, estimated that 100000 still aiioat.
last year there go 900 bushels oat in canal boats
close of CATION aud the stock OF Nova Sooan
abou, the same showing very little difference in the
prices of year ago nearly double those OF the pre-
sent time. Trade in potatoes Is exceedingly dull, which
is by accounted or on the ground that and
retailers have laid in uncommonly large stocks from
Jersey and Long Island The quantity being tine and prices
low. There is believed 20 be unusually large amount
still in The hands Of irncrs in New Jersey Long Island
and the adjacent sections while New England is still in
reserve having ne but very few yet This market
VIII. In all PROBABILITY, receive very little more from
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One of the earliest measures therefore which will
gage the attention q the Legislature will be scheme for
providing for SSH 1875 Or course the amount will be
borrowed law viii be passed subject to popular rati
cation the people will undoubtedly raufy st. and a call
will be made on 6nanciers for eight nine millions of
dollars in exchange for New York state At this
rate considering the wants OF the general government
and the prospect Of loans being required by Virginia.
Missouri and Pennsylvania, TO say nothing OF the Pacific
Railroad, Of the obvious exigenc!es Of the younger
States Minnesota Kansas Wisconsin, &c, all of which
will want railroads and other works OF Internal improve
meDthe prospect is that capitalists will in the course Of
a few months weeks be embarrassed by the multitude
OF excellent investments for money
A striking commentary the senseicss character Of
Wal street speculation is afforded by the fact that stimuli
tancousy with the gathering Of these approaching public
loans the obbcrs trying harder than TO gavanzc
life into the dscredtod and out railroad stocks
which b&ye been The football VI stock gamblers of years
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Applesspb hiss 30 Crsnberries bhl $40 on L. 90
tiilhower. Dbl. 400 3 25 Pumpkins, Is
R,issets bbl..... 35Oa Oranges, doz... goa 10
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With regard to the secord mortgage bonds, the repor

With regard 10 the secord mortgage bonds, the report
says
The second mortgage bonds Of this company amounting
70 four million dollars mature the LIST OF March next
In the present condition Of the finances Of the company IL
~ out Of the question 10 reimburse them on that day but
these bonds are most amply secured is proposed 10
allow the holders retain al their present rights in
Of any other real estate mortgage past due, and to
continue 70 pay them the interest promptly natures,
IL days OF March and september until such time
can be provided TO reimburse them which will
be done the earliest possible moment. This viii
entail sacrifice this company tho holders of
these bonds for the latter in the present on % the
money markets the world, would ind 10 Impossible
re invest their capital securities at par orerng c9sal
security and produotiveness The entire OF he
two first mortgages is only seven million dollars, ior
which pledged property which has over thirty eight
million dollars Ii certainly cannot BE- the Interest oi any
OF tho creditors OF this company to involve IN hi ytOl
which thus u has fortunately escaped this wonld
at once reduce the market value OF It's securities,
eventually render many OF them, well the STOCK
trely worthless.
The earnings Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
November copnpare IA FolJNs:--
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.


CLEARED
Steamship Fulton, wotton, Southampton and Havre-w
Steamship Pacific Br Nicholson, GalwayAmerican Elk
Steamship Chesapeake Crowel, BaltimoreH Cromwell
Ship Creole, Pierce, New Orleans " T Frost
Bas iPsS p Fish DR. sedsy prSaSS Arthur
Bark Carissa Feigrew Nenvas-Yznaga del yas Co.
Brig Adly swift Avery St Phelps Co.
Brs ShevsS robinson New Brigham o''
schr Ashioser Newell HnI cages ayes '''''' we
fulfill Kess
sShr Cabot a% Sssf Bas,ony SEsrseS "0 00
ARRIVED
Ship Memphis Davis New orleans - days. with mdse TO
Bark Express sundberg Havana Dec 49, with sugar and
obacso p King CO Has experienced heavy weather
Bark Emma Lincoln, 'spates Apaaehcoia, 20 days, with
Br s sams ohschnaH Ankers Buenos yres Nov A.
wood &C. % Handy Everett. Been days \ Of Hatteras
ws fS p yn p s9 & Sailed II
sss s Snsa 81 s By n Pee a Win
league spoke Merrinac from New Orleans for Phade
Brig & @ Be- IS Mh sa
any HG Smith, Sailed in company with schr Medium, for
Brig John Cotton Sgrtar Ei,er anderson Maanzs, 70
inst lat 81 10, hon "a o. spoke schr Cameo from Camden
Charleston
lirig Grace Wortnston Parri East IIarbor Dec IL with
salt TO Thoml hunter. Dec 26 Lat 81 10 Ion "A TO-
ed ship Agnes Leeds Watts hence for New Orleans The
W has experienced heavy ana weather since passing Hat
teras
sehr Moonlight oi Rridgepor, Tuthil Galveston, Is days.
with cotton, &c to- Beers Co Experienced very heavy
weather on the passage Dec H. lat - 81 81 81 spoke
schr Maria Norton Penny, from Pensacola for Matagorda
list the straits Of Florida ship Enoch Talbot
New Orleans for Europe; also ship Princeton New
leans for Liverpool.
sehr i Hawkins. Griain Savannah days with cotton,
&c to McOready Mott Go. Expe fienced heavy weather on
the passage. lost iibboom aud mead geer
Schr Empire state, Atwood, Norfolk for Chatham.
Sehr Harriet, Stinson, Norfolk for Camden.
Schr 4 Small, Rowe, Virginia for New Haven
Schr tldad, Dayton, Alexandria, 5days.
Sehr Nsiad Queen, Hulse. baltimore TOR New Bedford
schr N Mahoney, Hedges Philadelphia 4 days
Sohr J q Stie Corson, Philadelphia. 3 days
Schr Harriet, Stanwood EIzabethport for boston,
Steamer Boston. Selew. Philadelphia.
Steamer Osceois, Smith Norwich and New London.
BELOW.
Bark Margaret of Phiadelphi), Wood from Charleston.
Brig Stella lumber loaded.
Wind at sunset, calm with Ia very dense fog.
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE

The following is comparative statement Of the imports
of foreign dry goods at New York for the week Guiding
January g.
For he 3csek. 1857 1858 1859
tno -D JuIp ON
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Canadian continued firm, with sales OF about 100 bills,
closing firm within the range OF our quotations. southern
Hour was firm, with sales Of about 600 200 bbs,
closing at our hgures. Rye hour and meal were
quiet al the above range of prices Wheat was steady,
while the sales embraced about 5000 bushels including
WINE hehtnchy AT 81 DO White southern at 81 AZ white
Michigan at ~ 80, red Western 81 70, and red South
eFn at - rs Corn Wa Inactive. with sales
southern at ,6c., Jersey yellow at nc; West
mixed held SOC RYE and barley were
quiet sales Of 900 bushels barley mat were made IN
lots, at soc 81, the latter for choice Rye quiet
20 SOC. Oats were irn with sales of Western and
Canadian at 5sc. Coo
made al u &C., and rs bags Maracabo at IL &c. lie
'mToN.-Ihe sales embraced about 600 bales closing
quietly and without change in prices For parcels in
transit the demand steady and prices fully sustained
while for lois il store the feeling rather tame.
luIGl"s-hnsagcments were quite limited, and old
quotations more or less nominal To Liverpool about 100
bales Of cotton were taken at I'd To London 200 bbs
rosE engaged at Is bark of about $50 tons was
TAX up for Cieniucgos and back to o,d with sugar at
3Sc and port charges paid Rates to Australia and Cali
ornia were unchanged There continued TO be fair de-
mand for vessels Tor The cotton ports the South load
Tor EUROPE including ports the North aud Baltic
iRT-fuTther salos Of raisins reported, ncud-
ns NJ T. and layers, at old rates. With portion OF the
cargo of Nalencas at Sc.
Hay was steady at zoe a Soc for shipment
HInS The slles are 10 fair extent The market is
irm, holders oi Buepos Ayres asking 27c. The sales
were 1000 Bucnos A. res at 70 &C.. months 200
California, to arrive, AT 2ic., months 300 Porto
CaOcllo al &ic, SIX months.
LF1ns.--Tbe demand is fair. Prices arc firm with
The exception Of weights, which have declined 20.
The receipts 81 300 hemoc $50 oak sales 800
hcnlock, 4iOO OAK stock u loo henlock, 9.iso OAK.
LIME was steady, with sales OF common Rockand at
1Jc. and lump az ST.
Mot,.s.s Sales Of $40 bbls. New Orleans made
az SIC ;iSc., and 80 do. Cuba muscovado at 26c.
NA'M sioHkS The market continued arm. SPIRITS
trpenne s1ly held AZ Soc. which tended to check
sales, and common rosn firmly sold at 81 80 per SO lbs
delivered. Crude turpeniinc was held at ~ 10.
ouE-gbe market was without change. Lnseed was
steady at 63c. oic with moderate sales. Crude sperm
aud whale wore steady, while sales moderate. Sales
a
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OUR FAMILY MARKET REPour.

After the holidays there is Away ian Tor couple Of
weeks IN the business OF the city retail markets in which
prices vary but little, and tado light Thi, year has
proved no exception, and Gnd lew marked changes
IN the retail prices to note. The markets have lost their
holiday look, and viii be week at oast before they
resume thor w0nted appearance.
lIs leadps eAetement VI the market Jasl nov ~ the
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MISCELLANEOUS,

DEMITTANCEs.
III UNION BANK or LONDON
BANK OF LIVERPOOL,
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IRELAND
NATIONAL, BANK OF SCOTLAND
Drs on me above banks IN sums to suit from 81 upward,
payable ON presentation and good everywhere in
rnUbAhD, SCOTLAND,
go, i"EbhNDW WALES,
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
Nv, ~ Wau kITeet, New yogks
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

lIIDAY, jan - j. II.
AsfsS.-SInall sales of pots made at &c. and
pearls at 81 %
BEE,~IITTs.-Flour-The market for the lower grades
again exhibited increased rmness, while extra brands
continue 10 rule with steadiness The sales embraced
about 900 1900 bbs., closing within the following