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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29
TT EVER
IN ~ q q II Q
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Compounded entirely from GUMS.

s ONE OF THE PEST PURGATIvE AND LTvEE
L MEnICISSn now before the public. that acts rs q frLhor
tic, easier, niIder, and more e1aetuHl than ANY other med
iciuc known. ItiSnotnnlv "a ftTthIf tir. hni a Efeey ramedy
acting first on inc Ltrrlt 70 eject its morbid matter, thei. az
the stomach aud l"We!s t. cnrry oil that matter, thus ne
comprising two purposes encctuRay. wiiIuut any Of III,
painful feelings experienced IL the OPP ratiurs of most Ia
tht7 tics. 1t strenatheus the system Mt the same time lrn-
IL purgps it: and vixen thKru iafly in undvraie loses. win
strengthen and huIldit up with unuSual raIiiiiy.
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w. P. RED,
rTORNEY ar RAW

ATTORNEY AT 2Aw
WILL practice Law in Delaware, MORROW
wv Uniona and adjoiningcoanties.
Oficein the williams & Lattrser Building.
Delaware, O., Aug.15, 1851.
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Che markets.
Delaware Market.

Corrected weekly by R. E. Hills & sos, Wholesale and
Retail Grocers, No. 4 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

DERS0NS wishing to change their business to a
I rapidly increasing Country, a New settlement whore
hundreds are going. Where the climate is mild and de-
lghtful. See advertisement Of the HamInont0n Settle
ment, another column. UyI5*6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

COPPER y BR ass KETTLES ofan sizes snd price
tn corrssrord with ne hard times 10 wishes Jur.hc
70 say tbsf IL A1s
Manucfuring Department
lc has every cuHvcuirDccto enable him 70 do jobbiag of all
kiuts on the Shor:rst Notice AMI la the most workmah!lb
manner. ARk like his ~neighbur down street, he has ! wa
con AuI ladders and IS at all .ini'S prepared 70 SO lDt4thn
tell:ry 10 do jobs IN his line, and has .fHTTER MArERI-
Ais and pu.s up more II IU@E Sf1CTINi AND cox
%tllu any nshcr esfs -ltShrasnt in this county.
lie has on Il aud Il large IsSorInrn; OI silver Ware which
he nfrrs ch az to those willing ~ purrh Sc.
X. R, We gu trdutcSf IL 81? 81 ga.gS "a .enGs aad patrons
gsneralIy. ;hat Att ~ oar gun!s sf' sr'A ~ sc recon-
mend th"m 10 be and that all rUr igSe are wdriusIUHd n 10
w rNnLushir and DER nlIcFin = As - qunlts-
CAL and see iOr y"urscl. es, y d iona forget the plHc
North Room. Williams d Latfmers Block
MAIN STREET.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

Pure French Brandy.
DURE 0TARD AND
" PORT AND SHERRY WINES,
SPARKLING CHAMPAIGN,
LONGWoRTH'S CAEAWBA,
HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUN
OLD A"9NOSGAHALA ( BOURBON WHSkE
For sale by the bottle or gallon Also
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN,
CDOLFH0 N0LFEfS CHNAPPS AND CELE-
DRAFTED STOMACH BIJIERS
All Of which are warranted good and pure articles, and
Tor the use Of the sick are especially recommended
July %, '59-ff J. KRUCk & co.
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Travelling Agents Wanted.

I WI = I'M = =
ENERGETIC young men wan ted, who are will
IL ing TO devote their Whole time Nnd talent to travel
AMI soiHcit orders for Smith & Wesson's celebrated Pat
ent Revolvers. Salary, $40 per mouth, and expenses
paid, Better that all other agencies. ISor conditions,
and instruct ions ID the business. address, Nth stamp,
l. ". HARRIS, Bost-D; Mass.
July %, 1s59-*6t.
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Al who use I. are giving their unanimous testimony iu
It's favor.
SUa.uN 10Th t0Ag tier.
THE LIVER INVlGORATOR
ISASCiEN rIFIG NEpICAL DISCOVERY aad il daily
working cures, almost Ia great to believe, II cures asitIN
MAJ ic, c,,a NE R,At do, gir fHg bepcat, aud sriduD more lhHn
nc hnitle is required tocurr pnY s,nd OF Lttct t"hF!Ao'f
from the Nurat J4Hu ifrr or Dyspepsia t0 a celnlnIh Heu4'
ache. all OF which are tho resali Of a DiSensod Lirer.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR rEK BorTLE.
DIR. s ANFoRp, Proprietor, $40 Broadway, Ne., y2rs
And retailad by all DrugElVtE, sold 1(satE M,LnSIAhR
s BRO., pela "a o; Ohio.
Aug Ia, rG. esAlN.
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DR.. ]. Il WHITE.

TOTLD respectfully inform hiN friends and patron
w tAathe has removed his office nd resid. pee to tbs
house rta entity occupied by Or. BcRumnn on william gt.
nrstitweAng wrslof La<imsr'SoldooFnerJ
June 10 lS5I-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
WTLLsive A'nptattention all business entrus.tct
with uuhtell& Allen onPubl,r sqaare, Dela.
ware rNto' July 3. lSS7-Stf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29
CHAs. II. McELROY.
Attorney at La,
r. B. SMITH.

CWlce: Over Bnrr's Jewelry Store, Day a.
WetISore's Block. oc rs
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Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
j name and arm Of CnAMBERLAn &AvERS, is this Jay
dissolved by limitation OF time. All persons lRlebped 10
the above firm are requested to make Immediate payment
to othor of the parties, (but Mr.. ]. C. Avery will pay sps-
c. {. CHAMBERLAIN.
March IS ~165S&-f J, {. AVERY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29
T. G. .JeN Ks.
H. N. CARPEE.
JONES & GARPFE
Attorneys G Ceanselors at Law,

AZ LII sttend promptly and carefully TO oil busineS IN
w trusted 10 them In DelalSarntU and adjoining Cnunte6
o1bcein WIlislns BioSk, up stairs. xecosd door TO the left
hand main entrance, Delaware, o.. Oct ;. ls5S9a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29
D. F. M'CULLOUGH.

DEALER IN
Pine Lumber, Shingles & Lath.
Yardsnd Otice on North street, East Of Sanda&
Ky street: Delaware %. 2
Oct. IA, SO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

Mary Lawrence, widow of
Joseph Lawrence decd.
W..
James s. Lawrence ct. al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14
NRw-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

tTlsDIxG IsyosEATIos .hoJT THE cATrLk kAEkSrs
BEEVES-Tbs nsrkst place for Beef CATH 1, N forty
ourtk street between four and ktS sseuaea TIE greet
Wednesday though the market op9os on Tues
xsy TIE number sold upon sse Gays IL 1853 7s9 Sales
also maze here other days also a. bergen ana N
Robinson sae sixth street The sot number sold In
ls5S 1871 [ Beef Cattle mostly cold o. cattle orokers
IN commi1oI Of s 70 az he,d The quotations mere az
the for TIE weight Of beet At Boston he n1s az
at -sp Ased The weight here generally g1essed a. and
yriee fixed At much PET bead that Ia II bullock VIII De;
Of beef Ia he quarters ard that quality worth lee 10
sod for Esrbet upon all bulocks sold 1871
sens each lay fed IL charged 81 81 v ewt
VEAL CALVES sold u 70, I've weight
AILcH Cows vary Il pce With beef Poor Cow sen ca an
average FOR s25d so; medium ESQ sood ones
s5Od s65; extra tine ones e7SeelN Cows Aaa Calves are
solo a. AL the market places
sHEEF cold the In Forty fourth
yeet SxtI between secot and Third avenues snd
u Robinson the hodscn River, mostly by she~p
oksn on mission Of - bad, and ysIdsae
sen heed tn. pFices Which r75 bead sold In 1855
generally Tsnged from IS 20 IS
swisE Desry q. sold by the pound Hive weight The price
tti e so6 IL 1885 hanged generally from n cents -
cents y There market places for hoss,
fitted Up expense and with all possible oorVeniencsi
River Yard, the foot OF Thirty street,
1ne Aerton's "Wsstsrp Ysd at the foot o. so1etb
yree. The market charges for ysdNe cents esb weigh
log each; brokers' commission for selling 2 cent
c0NPAtATIvE TABLE Of tie rse~pts Of asssI!i fo- tS asd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

At a meeting held on the 6th inst OIL the INES OF
po,d ,emi,..ipe at ST. Louis and connecting with
a.. Pat the Ohio and Mississippi, the Tere Hsute
Alton and St. Louis, the Great Western OF Limos the
Illinois Central and the ST. Louis Alton ana Chicsso
The following resolutions we're adopted;
u, We are advised that the rosds termostins al the
49, .ts,ntlc rave reducing TIE OF both
80, 80 nasseefers Which cuIrcJt 3 days sgo and
I-,,a, We regard pr poron Of tbs then rates barely
Tor the service pefor0sd sDd, Hhsysas we have
"a f. thai the shch bave the present re-
100. =, AZ ys,ed VIII tt lufth aud more roio ou
Wh~yas Con lee ar not IN 70 en-
g., us Of policy with their safety and dsstrus
-. n th.y ,tk ao6 bonded interests aud Warren wne
do ,os desfn ourselves the Egh 70 hx ratet
Tor hnss eaa Of which are mere we
a. 10 III. inns Sitb wocn connected we must h,ys
for the service performed In connection Win
TEEN therefore, ,,
Rs.rsd That the nimum rates Of the lines here repre-
r.,S h.yips with connections terminus al 81 Louis
as b. on sshts from any points beyond the ter
Mai Of then roads a. fOOws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14


A,o ,bou eoyen small Iot. part Of thsm working
BE- .od enter work slaughter there bens 10 diseTaA'
ton In that resp CT as regards 'DitAse timers
Truth compels Hs to make general reduction IN our
quotsiions tnis week of haf cent upon all grades,
not with standing the ,tropg declarations Of good
many butchers that they paid the same rates. That
tlev are mist skep and that drovss 30 not reszs as
much by sum more than equsl 10 half cent net q
pound we are fally satisfied and We thiLk that any
toersbie good physogroriSt would come TO the same
conclu.isn without askiog question, by merely Walk
ing through the yards and watching facial indications
Zoe Growers certainly not jolly, ana some specilat
ors who bought Groves on the road, expecting to
meet az eooe market "a they have had tae list tao
weeks have a most decidedly serious expression OF
couniepaIce. The decline upon all mrs, cas- Groves
We have no doubt will average s. hssd, notwth-
standing they may be reported selling at the prlees
of last week per pound.
Tie weather 5 very mild; the first day clear, and
part of the time unocn fortably warm, followed by
rainy right. Wednesday mainly clear, st.er the
porIipg and too warm 10 endure ovsrcosS. Ias
ttate OF tie weather presume, affected the dpo7i
ton of buyers 30 tbst less supply sss required.
The number for the week in the city is less thss Ast
week. but in the great market place the number IS
larcer This excess mostly arrive q rather tne1pect
&c ly this morning, ard bad depressing eject upon
prices. For owners the bess ci Inc market VIZ cary
on Tuesday By O'Clock that day sales had almost
wholly cessea-abou half of the cattle yarted havlrg
been Sold On Wednesday mornlEg, f1r while sass
were toleraby bYf.k sad thea the spiTit Oh duheSs
grew uOre and more apparent
There are few good droyes ard some email lots OF
extra cattle in uslke. bat the bulk OF them are noi
as good as the cattle Of last week were ,,..-
Ire very large proportion Of stock from llunes
this week viii be observed in our hat OF receipts ron
states and IL will also be observed from Whist follows
that drovers have been very fortunate IN getting
cheap transportation.
this week hss been shipr 81 - cheaper rates from In
pois than stock ever has before been transported oy
railroad Several lots Of cattle came through IRON
Chicago on contract az 81 head. This was o"ing &c
the sharp competop between the three gre cas- EN-
roads esdrg OCT OF Chicago and We are told that me
Fort Wayne Road offers 10 bid stl lower, the ooJ,et
being 10 ir6uoe dIovers TO Try ths. route, and tae
s,lvsris Central 70 Newiork. We arc also tod
SevYok Central does not care 70 do lis part
Of this cnt. throat game of low freishs, and sil
charge s75 frt m Buffalo IN fofufe we "isa tns
Lakc Shore Road would charge enough 80 ~ 10 enofd
to give droyefs car TO ride 10 ut 10 raasPo" hos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

PROV SIONS-Ths rk market rather hrmer ans more
active qury active for the future sse OF Do
n GO Mes; S7 81 fr old d. tlo 81 FOR
Prime ais Rumps sl2 ga for Prime; iociu
sales $50 ebs Mes for msy or Jane buyers OPP
top 500 bbs DO sellers option, fO Nay sI ~ ana
CO0 bbl, do buyers option for nay sellers for June ot
Beef moderate and for the trade and quite h the
trriys the s.ss sos bbs A. So S665 n
Country Prime; ESQ 80 for Co Mess 80 256st = for he
Ness ana sl2 60d SlS for extra DO fTne mess bee
Il ouiet A. IL 81 Ind limited request and Is firm
of 400 ties Cbicsgo pIiyse terms bst ~. are
Of 81 bbs at Sl4uSH Bacon is Inactive sseS
OF ,Ins lots lego Cut Meats Tm the n.nd u re
atye sales OF $50 bids and 81 5ldt4c for Shoulders
and SdQe Lard rsthr rneT the demand Il ar
Gales 75O bbs ard ll0llc and small losN llc But
ter denaD6 the low grades are hrner sale OF
Ohio at d5c. aud At ~ QE. Cheese Is In limited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14
Philna,lphin CsttIe MarLet-ARRn. Y, Is,

TIE iuppy Il Bee. Csls ths vees Vas sose~hs better
TIA, .Ie ps.vou Gnounbr bob yses % or head Pees
ta,ar e.d pscafly TIE ees; s1sify waeh vee sod AZ
from 20 ri.. = loo n. Orly WI Interior est;is sol: a.
loo a. II tie lsPoe4 o from % % SO AID
sc! lie b.
sRLsr-Ther. be:fsr supply n Sheep In make. tah
o,,r 6sss al which s0d g. f0u - 81. sross
poe, -Tts receipts u Boa q tie yard IL the Twenty
s,urth Wac aneupd S t~,o q which sold
:, frsn - 70 sSl ard -! q lto n let
Cows-t. upply Of Of sock corti1ues limited
h IN .ses 70 IL Oriy rs hesd sod from
81. = fos oornop and from 80 TO go for sood and
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

, sss;-G S., css So r; s.o ass o..
buss.. 81 $40 EN-
TEaTHsas- 1--we 0~sse tSBEo-
EGesThe suvsls ss'ts iar and Peices are hsoH'o
lossr, With eO-n.src tesasscy. We ss@s: ,.,s,s
BKgsvlx-sea4nc Fn. -
PorAfoss coBtos duh without material change Of rates
We QUOT:
heresrs oomnos II asal 30 csrsn..........i 2ssi 50
North.I -. -9l IS SDya scotia r busa- 45e So
June, kar-hsrp..1 va IS sVt Geo. bk bbS 0of3 -
H,sebbovi North rel ~ Sweet Jer- ss' "a "st 80
BEss-The srket s stand still We rsducs figures
bot they mus, eosseered nearly nominal there
trapsscor, of npoI4Dee AID ssed We qooss:
s sslSs so'ni sal sal cs.s.. inc:s stS 70
GRESs PEASoo bss eu Charleston and Savannah sold a.
Sc y bb-
sTRAwBtHRIES-T Kinb.l received from Savannah 100
qusrs Strawberries in 2qusr covered in pals Some Of them
10 order, sold quart TIN 10 very poor
psctsge for fresh u rounsc1vtrd wood boxes you'd BE-
better G. Kim ball also received so small punches
AIpsrsgos, per stssue', which sold a. 25c-
RUTABA6A TURsPs-slc y bbL
osIoss-~hite, 50 p bbLi Red and yellow, 81 HessF
Dbl
GAsLTc-s4 5o9 81 y los bgnob...
hsPLs sUsAR-rExrs, l61llc do. Common, s0s
~ We Wesrrn Appos hrrt hanfs ~
e3 60s4; Common Apples. e9 H1sS
DRIEF ArFLEs very cun DRIED Peaehes' ditto O1r
DkIED APPLEsWe quote: Southern u sso State idso
Dsrsp Pr,cHr,-Y..led I2slss p d uDpselsd, 7as.
DRIED PLUss-2Sd2sc. v n
DRIED RAsPBsRRIEs-le0Hc. y n.
DaIED BLacEESBkIrs-lHnlio. y -.
DRIED CHEERIbs-Pitted 25d25o n.
BRoos CoKx-we quote at sio9SI2 a cwt fot good
article ......-, 49,,
sooS 70 PRIME, s1cSsi2 Western, s7ess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

cOAI-Tbe arrivals Of omestic light; fair business
IA, done limited local demsDo sses by the cargo
Al 256 o. and by the tun from yard at 500 o. In
Fo,eiR very bie dorf ana prices are entirely nominal
CANDLES kdGmsItbe continue very dull We note small
sales l9d1c for Western, and ZlGZc Ter Cisy bAnos
srern are Esd ssles at az; Pstsnt st SIC.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Ws'tern Canal fiour
In less active and medium and choice btsodt are heavy
espcsy extras these freely offered and portion oil
pspecto the low rades OF extra state are
a. IN request the Provinces and the last super
fine 10 plenty heavy at the close; this true OF hpg
bsst brsnd. generally; the sales H. 800 BIS S. 1
S6 so Tor NJ extrss 66 SSass 20 for shipping
brands Of Round HOOP ONO; Sc 69s47 70 for tsae
brands dol sc goa Is for 0enese and &c 9gG 30
for st. Louis Canadian Flour Is inactive AID !. not
plenty a. 90 Southern Flour IL more active and ths
medium sades irr guar the arrivals ere LIMITED
The bb at IS goa IS 30 for Baltimore nc ana
&C 6d ss - fancy aod brsnds Rye Flour pien
ana hsav, OF 24G bbls al rs 650&4 a. Corn eiea
In sales Of Jerey IS 8Od S IS, aud Brandy
wine at 81 81, puucheoDs AZ $40 10.
GRANITE demand for Wheat more active but ST raher
the arrivals In prospect induce mers 10 purchase
sranRy-couued entire Winter Spring ineayy tue sales
are REQ At 81 AZ, and small lots - 100
busb Prime Red Ohio 40 500 BUSH Prime hits
a. s Rye heavy and 10 nominal small sses a: s5GSoc
good supply tae ket htavy ,aes oil STATE
AZ 54d5c. Western st6a6c and Canadian st 5lGtOc Bal,
lev que steady, the demand hi sales ef 4oo BUSH
d76c Tor inferior 10 sood choice Is heo O. eo
Mat q 90d9ic. Corn is rather more scuve
the demand confined Yellow mainly White southern ard
Hxeo dull nonipB tne es are lioJ busa
85d87c Jers@y Yellow and e5dS5t noni
pAy esterp Mixed White Beans are In fair demaod at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

nfsrkets-CAsEFULLY REPORTED FOR TIVE r. Y. TEInvSs
"WEDNESDAY, April Is, 1889
AsHES-Tbe sIket heavy lover for Pearls sales
OF % bbls a. IS Is. Pots auist at 45 Is
COTTON The market steady and modestey scave sales
Of 500 part tspsu Sales siLce h ms. IS 900 bales,
including The export has been 572 tses,
viz: Liverpool ATS Hsye 3l5 kspes 64I Bremen ID We
former prices:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14
Receipts or Pr eduee...APRIL 10.

n. es Asbss 81 DO Provtsops 10
40 va. :. - Ru-r s Tos.coo, so bcNes c.aass ps
B4.t. Co.,o- :; saes Lesssss. y ro d. - sses
Hay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

bhds New Orleans 81 ea1c and By suct,Oa. Isl hb1s ct
~
sOLAssfs-Yhe'e 70 wy rtis fotsr IN for.iss se-.
Dress mo'es t.iJ of so bes .. 5s9fec
hbSs Cahe bUsov.oo :s 50 tea DO Of see AID u bs
do, 0, 81. We aucte:
rsvOrl. srs gsH........................e 68
forto hico " ~
tuba, Cl.ytd, rev cfop.. y @so
RICE IL Iove' s,les Of 4Sa safe for ccmmor %
prre. Choice 10 srsToe o; A df.,.
HAY-Tb. market 70 well stoctss sDd TIE demand s good
for shppsrg Of "a bales Sc 6esc- Y leo n.
OILCAkfTbs quiry Is fftt ard the su7pJ IL uodes
ssle q Western 81 $50 81 10. ard City ~ OIL SO
o. 81 y lee n.
stEDs-1h. u.h.t rreS1sy for ooy-r and the demand
has beeL far the riuctop ss 81 80 bb su1 bars ~ go
&c Timothy fair equeft ssies Of So bush ~
: S7td 81 = bush. Of a b. RouEn Flax qurt at 81 81
STEAkIN-fne 70 moderately sopyea ssd ths Ia
Prime
TALLOW-The business Ia nodsra.~ and prices in favor
CT The botsTi ss-, Of 500 II l.iGieie. hsash Fat
stesdy at Tee, essh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14
N. ". ws.ie.aIe Prices of Coun,ry Produce.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL Is lSr
IRepItsa excusivelJ toE Ira ~ y. TRIEugE by DsEw
fEEscH Commson Merchants for the sale Of Fruits
Produce no. 81 Barclay sIeet
koTlck TO CoESIsAORs OF FARM PRoDucr-Put mp every
tAag NAH plsiu iDdebe directions syerJ
u kAte, incudng eight vita count and Of tre
Also ZACH bill Of particulars nside of package marked
s and always send BY Gs With U0tcs When and sow
khnss are forwarded.
CoaslsSoSs-For selling berriea Fruits kc where pack
returned sod snail lots OF stuff 10 y cent Other
farm Produce generally, = cent
QrorarIO o sse Of sooa Produce IN soot ordsf q.
Wnoesse such Farmer, reske and no, Jobpers S9ecu
sots prioaG
BCrTss CuEEsE TIE trade IN Batter has been. 70
ttr extent without material ehaoEs Of Choice old
Butter f could be OuHe would brine something over our
bges Bat have Of this IL must be
kealJ qe Of usrket Nes Buttr IL arriving more
freely snd hite lowtr with oownw ard tendency Much
c Is selling to1 Al the coat IN country Butter
hyes hopeal set OF foVs and the
t.o.ce class Of TIE lowest
500 . ger than was a; ere aae esr,s I'D the stock will
III stock OF ole Caeese 10 quite duts O. and Is selling
pevou, Few small oA Of oG,,a new have been
'Joei a. aud cold Al 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

AID on pss,enIe that they require their proportion
TnIs .sats convsntlou held 20 1853 except these
rates BEEN modified b general muua % MAJ
Ia the tickets sstssfo rn 81 Louis taey VIII maintain
fu1ytbs pnces established BY said CoBveosop
al oys ne roads bers the 18th inst, the
. Of shipment shall be charged toe rates here agreed To-
The Nsw.Hsve New London and Stonington Rail-
reed is gong to apply to the next Legislature for
authority to issue Y cent mortgage bonds TO the
amount Of $25e,OOO
In the csse Of the Bridgeport City Bank VS.. John
BON & Sanford trustees of Mr.. Barnum, in the So
peror Court ct Bridgeport, decision has been rem
dersd in favor Of the Bank.
TIE Boston Post Of yesterday in reViewig the money
market Of that city, remarks:
Dulness continues 70 psryade monetary affairs, and
as the advances business has tapered down 10
tie current wants Of the immediate neghborhooi aad
the small orders, by express, OF the New Eogland
trade. There ia DOhog new, either in finance or busi
ness and have bDt 70 report that money 10 abnn-
dant 1T cent on good securities and fair paper,
ard easily TO be obtained 1T less figure, by certain
people call time; and TO chronicle still iesl-
ing mercantile circles generally, TO set down all that
is necessary to be said OF tbese mst'ers The only ac
tivity IN money lie that which grows out Of transcc-
tious in speculative stocks, which, as the st OF daily
sales indicates, have again been active yielding hue
harvest TO the brOkeis making money for those who
have bought for a rise, aud giving fine chance to
lenders TO obtain 10 II Z cent loans on the fam
cies, 10 market wherein they Themselves can Dor
low thty VteHc 81 luO lCbol iubts
The Cleveland Herald ssyH
At length have something definite to report
with regard ~ the esmboa; lDe between Cleveland
and Buffalo. The trustees are Messrs. Striker, Law,
Richmond and FeTgo--nanes well kuown in connec-
toD with enterpssS of the most extensive character
The line will commence operations on May ~.
TIE California steamer has arrived, and brings over
81 400 600 In gold which is UNEXPECTEDLY large The
commsic al advoes are not important. The Shipping
Lat eeys:
fhe receipts Of Dust from the mines backward for the
son The condition OF TIE roads is IL eyed and we think with
rssob Of delay IL well established that
III. mi. worsng with adssn age Remitanots
have howeveT TSad quite freely wian the past few
oaya AID shsn look to consdeebe improvement In
TN. respect As the season prosresses
of oapsl locked up BY speculative oPers
top. Ia combined with the general duness AZ
trade receipts Of Gust have brought money ino live
euaud during the past Fortnight The obligations for the
sut sRe though less important tnsn those Tor the
Irail Of the 5,h April Toe difficulty 10 meeting engagements
for will doub BE- overcome, but not without ths
enhsDoed OF Interest loans approved
aud byp thscaons skeB Of az q cent 4 month
the sosiy Of the former figure Upon real estate
ther, j. fair d-msDo a. u az p cent
The following statement 81 "a, amount and destination Of
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REPORT
20. ZEE WAX ENDING WEDsIspAY. APRIL Is, 1850
TOTAL RECEIPTS ALL KINDS FOR TIE Wee.
Acoosps to the reports from the several In BE
sity there Lave been received this week:
Beeyet. CowA YssI Sheep sstne. TotL
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Mr.. Edward BiDs Crcnisr gives the annexed stsss
r.,.o, os Breadstuff. shipments;
go, ar skApsTvvTs TO eSEsr ssITsrE AND IRELAND,