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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23

TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS, would
rond tho public that they keep the very best brands Of
Imported and American segars ON hand, which they will
dispose OF ON liberal terms.
They also keep Snn and Tobacco of tho very best quail
tiles. which they will sell cheap at their Store In King
street above Third, in odd Fellows Hall, Wilmington
DolHlara Apr ol.lm
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23

Practical Chemist & ApOthecarv,

No. AZ Market Street, (new No. 1900 beloved.
Keeps constantly hand good assortment Of DRUGS
MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, &c, &c, all Of which
he will sell a very reasonable prices His large custom
kept for years sufficient guarantee that his customers
have been satisfied. EDW. MclNALL,
Apr. 81 No. AZ Market Street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23
MONEY WANTED

FOR SALE-A two storcd hOusc situated on 9Th be-
tween Spruce and Pine streets II contains six rooms
four Of which papcred There Is seller under the
entire building, and tho whole in complete order
Price $3.50. Terms; fur hundred can remain on the
house; the remainder cash Apply to
JANIS MONTGOMERY
June 4. No. 95 Shipcy Street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23

NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of the de-
ceased present the duly attesed to the Admin
stiaar before tho it day Of June 1850 abide
the Act Of Assembly in such made and provided
ALEXIS j. B0RRILL,
Wilmington, June II 1859. Administrator
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23

"; A. H. GRIMsHAw Chemist, No. co Market
> street. apr 23-3t
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23
ME wv
TOBACCO & CIGAR STORE,

u. oCOl IL ~ w.,
IMPORTERS aud Manufacturers Of Cigars and Tobacco
Old No, ll2- now No, IA Market street, Wilmington,
We always keep hand the very hest article or ine
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco Choice brands II i'm
ported Cigars well superior article Of own
manufacture We will sell, wholesale and RETAIL at very
cheap rates all kinds of manufactured Tobacco Orders
from distance. punctually attended TO.
Country merchants and consumers will and II to their
advantage TO call and examine brands Of Tobacco aud
Cigars as We are determined to sell cheap aud
gool terms, similar articles may he had In any city in
the Union apr 23-ly.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23

FOR SALE-six Three st0red Brick Houses situate on
Madison Street These are buildings just finished
aud built in the substantial manner Considerl.
ble amount Of the purchase money may remain on the
houses. For particulars apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
APR. 23-tt Ne 0I shipley Street Wilmington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03
City Intelligence.

SEVENTY FIRST REGIMRNT, AMERICAN GUARp-TRorME IN
THE CAMf-NAss MKEING REGIMENT To NGm--It
will be seen from advertisement in another column
that mass meeting Of the members OF the Seventy rst
regiment will be held this evening, at their armory in
Centre Market The American Guard was organized about
five or sx years ago, Exclusively American reg
meDt, IN principle and membership and that principle
has been carried out, until few months ago. when one
Of the flank companies (A) disbanded and the New
York Light Guard-then Of the Fifty fifth regiment
transferred 10 ill the vacancy The Light Cuard-con-
trary To the principle OF the organization OF the regiment
but not of the State lawbrougbt in several foreigners
The majority OF the regiment regard the innovation in
very innica light and this meeting is called 10 consider
the matter From present indications the harmony and
esprit du corps OF this famous regiment is threatened
SKATING AT TIE CENTRAL PARK.--This delightful pastime
is rather below in the vicinity Of the Central Park on
Of the muddy condition of the approaches In and
the sushy state of the skating pond On MONDAY partv
Of ladies from Newton Mass visited the lades pond and
amused themselves to their hearts content.
TRE THIRD AVENUE SHOOTING CAsR-CoSprIoy OF THE
SERVANT GIRI~Bridget Leddy the girl who was so un
fortunately shot by her employer on Monday morning
last, s In very critical condition, and her oh hyscans
think her recovery doubtful Her limbs are paraly zed
and it is believed t1at If her injuries do not result in
speedy death she w be helpless the remainder OF her
life.
THE CHESS CHAAraS.-Pau Morphy, the champion chess
player Of the world will, his this CITY, be
received with appropriate honors By the New York Chess
Club beautiful gift, in the shape Of splendid set OF
chessmen in silver nd gold, valued at 81 0OO will be
given him. beautiful board, Of equal elegance is to be
provided,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03
Jersey CITY News.

rm CrTAHp SnAxERs.-At the meeting of the Jersey
City Common Council on Tuesday night Alderman Tlden
offered preambes and resolutions 10 the effect that as Of
forts being made by certain parties TO deprive Jer
sey CITY Of the benefits deryed from the occupancy Of her
wharves by the Clnard steamers pretapce OF ac
tatng the delivery OF goods by requiring that such
goods no Immediately transferred on their arrival 10
warehouses New York. but the real and concealed pur
pose being the final removal Of the line OF Cunard steam
ers from Jersey City TO wharvcs up town in New YORK n
The Of imp0rtersha the present arrange
ments are satisfactory 10 parties really concerned there
fore
Resolved, That memorial be prepared by tho Corpo
ration Attorney signed by his Honor the Mayor and CITY
Clerk under the corporate seal of the city, and for
10 the Secretary OF the Treasury, earnestly
aganst any change in the matter of the landing on the
Cuuard wharves calculated 10 create dis
satisfaction the part of merchants others interested
the landing of goods from said limo OF steamers and
urgently requesting that the application for the change
referred 10 be not granted, but positively refused
The preamble and resolution were adopted and the
City Clerk directed to transmit the same 10 Hon la
cob wortendyke, representative in Congress- from the
Fifth district and also to Senators Wright and Thomnau
with request that they take prompt measures 10 thwar
the schemes Of the parties engaged In the oyemens in
reference 10 the Canard steamers.
EXTENSION nH CENTRAL RAILROAD The following pre-
ambie and resolutions adopted by the Jersey cty
Common Council ct their meeting on Tuesday night
Whereas bill is now pending before The Legislature
Of this State authorizing the Central Railroad Company 70
extend their road TO point at near Jersey Cy toe
passage Of such law would II carried into effect greatly
advance the interests and prosperity OF Jersey Sty and
az behooves the people Of Jersey CITY 10 watch thcir
interests connected with this Contemplated Improvement
therefore,
the legislature will carry out the wishes the people Of
Jersey City by advocating and usiug every honorable
means to secure the passage Of the said bill.
Resolved ana, Ia; oefned M copy Of the above preamble
warded by the City Clerk 10 the Senator ana
tivos Of Hudson county in the State Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03
Total decrease .
CoronerA, Once.

The vARcx STREET SHOOTING CAsE-DEAn OF O'BRxy-.
Martin oBrien, the young who was shot during q
scunie with Henry Ford al No. 2O2 varck street. on Tues
day night died yesterday morning at the New York hos
pal, from the effects Of the injuries inflicted Coroner
oKeefe, on being notified Of thu affair proceeded 10 tho
hospital and made preliminary arrangements for holding
subpopned, and the case then adjourned over until
ten O'Clock this morning The companions of deceased
VINO were present with him when he was shot deny that
ne was engaged in any unlawful when he was red AZ
py ford and state that the assault uniusthabe in
every respect On the other hand Ford states that the de
ceased and MS comrades came into eat lot OF
picked onions for which they refused pay that they a,
tempted TO beat HIM when he 70 the store
and nay made an effort TO rife his money drawer In rc-
gafd 10 the shooting, Ford says that the gun was dis
the weapon another struck him. during the struggle
wnnh ensued, the gun was discharged
FATAL TERMINATION Pearl srREEr srARBrye CAsE-s
William Baker, the ~ho was stabbed in the abdo.
mon by shoemaker named James Lynch at tho house,
OF the latter, in Pearl street, Elm, late hour ON
Saturday night last died yesterday the New York Hos
pxai from The effects Of the innries received. Lynch
will be recoected, was arrested by policeman Mu,doon
Of the Sixth precinct, and locked up in the Tombs Ia
await the result Of the wounded mans inures Toe pr,
soner will be brought before Coroner OKeefe today
when is expected the inquest will he commenced
SUDDEN DRAru-An inquest Was held yesterday at Belle
vue Hospital, by Coroner Gamble, upon the body Of man
named Madison D. Charlo who died suddenly Of oouges.
ton Of the braIn Deceased, II s said, ia man highly
connected in Trenton NJ j. aud formerly occupied good
position IN society. Of late, however he has been adj
octed 70 drink and becoming reduced In circumstances,
was Obliged TO seek shelter In the hospital Deceased waa
10 years Oh age, and was q native Of this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Fmml About eight o'clock last evening a ire broke
two story frame house at the corner of Leonard
and Coycr stroe,s rccnpoint known as the Od Coyer
Homestead" Twas entirely destroyed This house was
built by Peter Coycr some seventy years snce and has
owner, Mr.. John Coyer. Recently Il has been occupied
~ tavern BY Thomas Fsrrity and Thomas Collins. The
cause OF the nre unknown, but Is supposed 70 have
rance
About eleven o'clock on Tuesday night the pattern shop
adjoining the foundry OF Thomas Tsrrv 1T on powers
street. Union avenue was DESTROYED bv FIRE ne vas
afo stable adjoining belonging N Mr. Terry and another
owned by Charles Post Mr.. rerrys loss in his shop
patterns and stable about al 200 nsured In ,be rn
Insurance Company for soo0 Mr. Posts loss IA about
$500; no insurance Inc DE was tho work OF IN inoeu
diary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03
THIRTY-FTFTH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb 2, 1869.
MIN.
memorial was presented from the Indian Aid Associ
non Of New York. asking Congress not to organize
erritores without consulting the Indians what portion
Of their territory they wish TO be located on Also asking
Congress to grant money for Indian aid.
LIVE OAK CONTRACTS.
The Secretary Of the Navy transmitted accordance
with Mr. Wilson'S recent resolution statement of ali the
contracts made for live oak, which was ordered 10 be
printed
NEW YORK HARpoR pKvKNcEs.
Messrs SEWARD and KING presented numerous memo.
rails from New York and Long Island for works Of de-
fence.
ooNsuIAvns IN CHINA
Mr. BAYARD, (adm.) OF Del from tho Committee on tho
Judiciary introduced . resolution approving Minister
Reeds decree Of February, 1885, regulating the con-
suates in China, and declaring that no legislation
quired TO legali2e IT, Adopted
sTxAn LINE IRON FRANCISCO no mANGHAK.
MFR. BRoDnucx, ladm) Of CAL, introduced q bin 10
establish line Of steamships frsm San Francisco to
SbanRbae, via the Sandwich Islands. Referred TO the
Post Office Com mmittee.
OUR ADOPTED CITIZENS IN PRUSSIA.
Mr.. PycR, (sdm.) Of Ohio, moved for any corree
pondence with Prussia relative TO the compulsory enlist
merit Of persons claiming Amer protection in the Prus
sian army. Adopted
puSIsHxxsr oF LAND WARRANT couSrxnyxrryas
The House bill for the punishment of coanierfeters OF
military land warrants was read and passed.
THE INDIANA MBCuoN
Mr.. BAyARD, (adm.) of BEL. from the Judiciary Com.
mee, said he would TO morrow report the Indiana
election case in response the uemoral Of MacCarthy
and Lane, claiming TO be Senators.
THE AGRICulTuRAL ootIEGB BILL
Was taken up, and on motion Of Mr. PuGa was re conf
mtted by the, following vote;-
csr%.n PsSs IN hsss% sssss .s n, c
Houston Iyerson, Jehuson OF Tennessee jones' Mallory
Mason Polk Pugh, Reid Rice Sebastian, Shields, Sdel
Toomts, Ward, Yaiee-S. '
cs co.%s Hs. ss bs1n ser sssSs Gssndsr
senoen Foot, Hale, Hamip, Kennedy, King Seward sim.
Stuart homp OF Kentucky Thomson of New lar.
sey, Trumbull Wade and Wrisht-B.
Tnx INDIAN APPROPRIATION mIL
Was then taken up and further debated, but without
taking vote upon the Senate went into exscuhve ses
sion, and on the opening Of the doors adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

LECTURES TINS EvxsNG.-Iiout Sylvester Mowry de.
livers before the Geographical and Statistical Society
at their room, in Second avenuc this evening" address
on the topography and Resources Of Arizona" Arizona
ia an important place just now, and Lieut. Ms lecture
will be worth hearing
The Philosophical Society Of the Mechanics Institute
hold the first OF series Of conversational meetings this
evening, at the Cooper Institute subject"C Coal, its
Origin, &c" Mr. Cooper gives the Of tho room gratis
Rev. DR. Masoon Will deliver this evonins in the Cal
vary Baptist church, Twoy third street, lecture before
the Gillette Young Mems Christian Association Subject
"Mlnd Your Own Businessp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03
House Of Representatives.

NsruRAlMSe TIM SHAWNEE NpfAxs
MI. GREENWOOD, (adm.) Of Ark, from the Committee ON
indian Anairs reported bill providing for the issue Of
land patents 70 the Shawnee Indians and the
Of them as citizens Of the United statcs.
Mr. HOUSTON, (adm.) Of Ala, suggested whether this
cosd DC done In this way, the constitution requires
UNIFORM law Of naturalization.
Mr. SHxxswoop replied that they were not on the samo
roofing S Sioregners Some Of thcm able 70 take
Foreigners " w."
Mr. Brs, lopp. Of Ohio, said II was naururaue new
poncy 10 msk ndans ctsens ny special act OF Congrss
States alone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03
Our Richmond Correspondence.

rhsHnOND, va Jhu. OF, loOS
he Presidential Ball Opened in virgniaTae Hunter Men
Negotiating for Metropolitan Organ-The Enquirer
Challenges Hunter to Mee Gop. Wiss in Discussion
] Before the People the Leoo,nptos Issao-WiH lie DO
| ni-Hoary Robbery d.
The Presidential bail ID fairly opened In Virginia.
the question Of preference between Wise and Hunter
+ At length directly put. Since 1856 few collateral
have arisen which enormously assumed 10 in.
tave decision of that question, wheD In fact local and
ersona considerations 10 no wise affecting the issue
rmed the overrnng motives of action. Az that period
owcver there issue which understood To in
DIVE the question Of the relative strength owse and Hun
" Virginia. and the result proved favorable the for
This upon the question of preference bc
Hunter and Buchanan Wise taking the Buchanan
de- and assuming the contest rather the attitude Of prn
pal than friend representative How that issue was
cded, the vote of Virginia in the Cincinnati Convention
~ fully proven Indeed, he carried the State for Blu
Danap against the combined influence of Hunter an
erce, both OF whom understood TO be In close all
sce with each other upon tho subject OF the nomina
on Once more this issue Of strength is made between
10 Governor and Senator; but now, however, in
ore direct form. Two democratic papers OF this State
ne iynchbnrg Republican and Fredericksburg Recorder
ave. ey strange coincidence simultaneously announced
inter . name in connection with the Presidency taking
""'" ~ "o same ume 70 publish euogy on his past
rsy services This simultaneous movement s under
ood 10 DC me result Of previous understanding and well
'sured arrangements; and the announcement, take IT,
made by direct authority If no othcr grounds for this
resumption existed the favorable positions of hose Iour
,s with reference 70 Hunter In the post oud o ann
emit 10 justify n.
In fur,hcrance Of this movement negotiations ara saId
be foot for the purchase Of half the Esam;n.r or
lis city, with view 10 establish Huntots mctropol
organ, and thus conterval partially the influence of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

I'm OPEnA-Jn accordance with the suggestion Of many
hdbitues, Don Pasquac will be given, with Piocosomia
on Friday evening, llh well as Saturday norung,
18th. Tho fair prima donna is now at Baltimore,
slaviug the Marylanders in large numbers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Tug BLACK SwAx.--This somewhat celebrated vocalist
wiz shortly give grand this city, to aid
erprss for advancement Of Africa in the shape Of 40
e@P.ozlRg .xgc.tsa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-25

VII d,r-rt reference % Dr";-=,ir1 tr".l fHiI!IS
GHl So. a.I g. e>;=s. 4nif-d % miner. Gs-, nd
"s- S.,T- "a toe - ''y roo; = exposed 10
c..r ar wear. patent f,r -" fp siI'.-! nr in
T>,5 g.. granted Jt4usrY >. isj for cri"i OF forr
y---. uY.tb,r,i - 0.t irc"rG=i .id of such .
re.H Jr-t 70 infringement can AFFECT IL AID IL *
c-.tt va'I-.
IT, Importance - he Tip has n appreciated W
IL q -.,..l. =. -,--lt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-25
I.aSalic sts.

WHEELER K WILSON SEWING MACHINE
Mr. j. Il. TREAT agent for the sale OF this
celebrated Sewing Machine, is now in this
city, and Is daily exhibiting its wonders
in the parlor- at the Mansion House. He
especially invites the l:stics, who are most
interested, to come and see the best ma
chine yet invented, lac AYERS, at work. He
will also take pleasure in calling on any
who have ur .hasei, or may purchase Of
these machines, and give them any in.
struction they may require in its operation.
lie will remain about a week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-25
Arctic VS.. Mu&tane.


ivs,itous and iHpudrnt card, recently Published
"A by he IIolIIrtoTs OF the GG>t.us. all
sVne usi.cs - hands, aud ~itDs. d.iikeu....
PAPER controversies. and have AVN avoided tlei
snail ia thi- Instance depart rom our usual
The card alluded 10 a, AIMED ~ BRACES ARCTIC IL
AiNENr and very -v!d-n'iy h4> y'scnItiry origin.
these d's!i.irrr-ird grt-n.n d- king To their
iiC.r suiI'dHItu 20 IsicF bH bRAr','s AktIIc LIN
MINT. The card i too d-sUlIo,y follow
TN. but states that Dr. erasE a,G Published card
noJLchg ih-i Ire bad IA" uTter connection with the
Mnstai g nLd would 10. "ih himself responsible Tor is
n-t-riora'e iaAy or Tor the injuries resulting from
The use o the spurious arilce WIKI which the market
as siu''td bf b'asgs son - TIE only person OF that
nam having Any int,,c.t ~ '.ie Arctic Linn.ai-
n'a'u ny ~ III VI - L> ID now ana !ts always
been owned hy oiNer BraSS and VI Eurrores, doing
business Ger The s'f'r OF h'IgG IL rr""es, and the
ohS connection DE- hr~s2 ever nad s.ti ~ Was IN tie
s'i'l'e '"'' 'lNt nc ~ s''eu II.
S'"ee venting 'Ae Mue'a pr- bragg hH. fad ma
hs Se",S Oh eAit'ehce' aha u Is blt Reasonable 20 pre-
sumo '"-' ia ans mature h"h!'oi lie c"iii produce
oet'vf reaeI 'han III has c"'n'rahsy inexperienced
you H. me instantaneous s''tIeS@ o. ErsEs- Arctic
!.ii'eht wherever u was introduced neir, conclusive
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-25
CHICAGO MARK Eft.


There was no excitement il the grain
MAJ ket yesterday. and wheat declined on
II cent. The ,;.lc> amounted to 1000
LuS at l-2lal - for No. | red winter; sea
soc for standard spring. Corn was tirmer,
and an advance OF a cent was gained We
notice sales OF 2ooO bus at GIaiiJc for No
] railroad corn Flour was a. quiet rs eyer
The usual decline of lJc in New York w.s
reported by telegraph. making a decline
there o: tie in the last seven days
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-25

The members Of the OF II he rrian II n,vo g.
c-ty requested +" meet Judge Lsavrn>' osce, n
We'n siay, June 18th, at o'clock p. tie
nee sssry Cor the c-rhrnti
ing anuiv-r.ary OF hr-.iiran Ird-p-Ed. Tie
ci-ty invited - JON tie celebration ty
tee OF arrng nren.. An it is LeIci that all the
te.s viii attend the ct Iy. j.L25
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-25
Mas. SoPuRoNIA RaNDLE a married v

Mrs. SoPHHoNIA RaNDLE. a married wo-
man, eloped from small town in M;chi-
gan, recently, with n young man named
William Wightman. They stopped at a
village near Chath IN, C. W, where the
young man was taken with brain fever and
died The woman, possessing herself OF
what money the young man had left,
(Which amounted to some few hundred
dollars returned to her husband, and was
forgiven by him He proposes to open a
grocery store with the money secured by
his witel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-25

Book ArCrioN.-Our friend orion is
commencing evening auction sales of a
large variety of good Books and Stations, :
~, 1T English's Auction store, which Will
be continued every evening during the
comm. week We know he has choice
books. Go and bid
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-25

ILLINOIS INrEREsr.-lt. is advertised in
New York papers of the 18th, that the in.
terest accruing on the debt of the State OF
Illinois on the first Monday of July next
will be paid by Mr. James Miller, Treasu-
rer, at the Office of Howe, Hamlin IL Co,
No. 95 Wall street, on and after the 9TH
prox.z All interest not collected before the
5th day of August next, will be paid at the
Office in Springfield. in accordance with the
provisions of the act Of the last session Of
the Legislature -i-s.-7 i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-25

More New CLOTHING at Fisl>c & Taylor's,
together with several new boxes of boots
and shoes. This establis ,ment appears to
be doing good business in spite of the
hard times-owing doubtless to their hab-
it of giving good bargains.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-25
BRAGG 4 BURROwEs,
Sole Prorrier"rs, ST. Louis, Missouri.
rx,r..ratu,ry ,r.ounc,m.n,

I-XSrssWrN5U3Ty.8 VV0UUCFM"nte
Every pu chaser of dollar bette Of the ARCTIC L.
NIs!ENr receives. n. DR. Bragg. expense the UNITED
STA H. JOURNAL, of New York. Tor year. The
J,nrn',i is large Illustrated papsr-esch number
tanning sixteen beautifully printed clear white
paper, and flied with original from the most
brilliant writers Of the country. Certificate Of sub
scrption and full particulars Of the novel and phar.
thropic enterprise. Of which this offer forms part will
accompany each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE
d. -a..- BRAGG BUERONES, St. Louis Mo.
New York Office. No. ISL Brox wsy.
Communications shsdid always be addressed {" 81.
Louis. narl2-iy
)UY YOUR STA 77oIyEHT a.
u ORTON'S BOOK STORE,
You get nothing gnod at the Drug Stores. jan29
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-25
New York MARI c G.

New York, June 81
Flour dull Medium and inferior de-
clined &c Sales 1920 bbls, 5,1566--
Superior state, 6,l5@6,40 Extra State,
6,75. Common to good extra Western,
6 5G@6s0 ....
Rive Flour dull 4M415
Wheat dull and declined 6G00 bush.
], IS mixed Ill. Isl White Ky. l,s0 new
alI Amboi Georgia.
Corn sales at SOaS3 mixed Western
81 yellow do.
Oats dull 45a50 state