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Port Of, I

ot@.@-
L., master Of the =, do solemnly swear that the above
manifest Of cargo laden on board Of the said -, now delivered
by me to the Collector OF the port Of, contains according
70 the hest % my knowledge and belief, n full, just and true ac-
So help me God
subscribed and sworn to, this day d-1s-
Before Inc,
-,CoIlector.
Sec SAG. Every master of n merchant vessel, ut
the time Of delivering the inward manifest Of his
cargo, or II he has no cargo, within forty-eight hours after his
arrival, shall deliver To the collector, under OATH n list uf all
stores on board Of his vessel, under penalty Of fording all
stores not mentioned in such list, and Il fine OF one hundred
dollars
Sec. SAT. All goods imported in any vessel. and
which are not included in her inward manifest, shall
be liable % yirare and confscation and the vessel and master
shall be liable to n fine not exceeding one thousand dollars
Sec. G8. When all the goods included in the in
ward manifest, are not produced or accounted for
10 the collector, the vessel and master shall be liable for the ap-
praised value Of such deficiency, and the duties thereon, To-
gsther with a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars
Sec. $40. Any collector may permit errors in mani
tests OF entries to be corrected, in cases where il
shall appear 70 his satisfaction, that there has been neither
wrong intention nor gross negligence provided, the applica-
ton to make such correction, be made within forfy-eight hours
after the date Of the manifest, or entry, or previous TO CON-
pleting the unlading Of the vessel.
Sec. $50. The owner or c~onsignee Of goods, before
permit to discharge or land the same,
shall furnish, under his oath, TO the collector, a full statement
Of what Is designed 10 be landed and sohi, OF consumed, with
the invoice pnce, and the costs and charges, as follows
INWARD ENTRY.
Entry OF merchandise imported by -, In the -, OF winch
f., Hawaiian Islands, this day of-,1s-
Marks. Numbers. Quantities to be !"
specified
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Port Of, Hawaiian islands.
Id do solemnly swear that the above entry contains a
true account Of all goods or articles. with the invoice, or esti-
mate value thereof, intended to be transhipped by me, on board
f., whereof is master, and that they are truly intended
to be exported ~ me in the said vessel to the port OF . and
are not intended to be landed I'm these Islands.
Subscribed and sworn to this day Of, IS.
Before me,
-, Collector OF Customs.
Sec. $50. The collector, after such transit entry
has been duly made, may grant a permit to tram
ship, in the following form
PERMIT TO TRANSMIT.
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To which shall be added the following deposition
Subscribed and sworn to before me this-day a-,1s-.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this sd of-,1s-.
-, Collector.
Sec. $40. The privilege to trade or barter granted
to whaling vessels in the last preceding section, may
construed so as to permit any such vessel to trade or barter
goods to a greater amount. in all, than that prescribed in the
last preceding section. during one visit TO the Kingdom
Sec. ST.. The permits to trade or barter. given to
whaling vessels, do not include the trade, sale, land
ing, or disposal of spirituous liquors; and all such traffic on the
merchant vessels, and to all other legal liabilities.
Sec. 572. The same duties shall be exacted Of
whaling vessels, as are exacted Of merchant vessels,
value Of two hundred dollars; and in case such excess amounts
TO more than one thousand dollars, they shall be deemed in law
Of merchant vessels.
Sec. 573 Every master of a whaling vessel who
shall fail to produce his permit, when called for by
ten, NOE more than fifty dollars, to beimposed by the collector.
ART. XIX.-Of the Departure Of Tessels.
Sec. 574. Any vessel, the owner. consignee. or
commander of which shall have fully complied with
the = laws regulating : the shipment and discharge Of Hawaiian
seamen, shall be entitled to depart upon receiving from the col
HAWAIIAN OF CLEARANCE.
PoRr OF Hawaiian Islands.
This is to certify that the -, Of which is master, bound
for -, is at liberty 10 proceed on her voyage.
I. shall also be incumbent on said collector to furnish the COM
manding officer, a bill Of the charges, more particularly herein
after prescribed.
Sec. 575. In case any vessel does not sail within
forty-eight hours after receiving q clearance, it shall
be the duty of the master to report the same to the collector Of
the port, under a penalty Of not exceeding twenty-five dollars,
to be imposed by said collector.
Sec. SIG. Nc vessel shall be entitled to q clearance,
unless all proper charges ut the Masters
Office shall have been settled; and the collector may require the
master or agent Of the vessel to produce the Harbo1-Naster,s
charges.
Sec. SIT. Any person wishing to export any foreign
goods. shall enter the same at the custom-house of
the or where thew NAV be stored. in the following form
OUTWARD ENTRY.
Entry Of merchandise Intended To be exported by -, on
board the -, whereof is master for -, which were inn
ported on the -, by -, in the -,- master, from -,
for the benefit Of drawback. ,
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New Goods. New Goods
DECEIVED Elk RECENT ARRna
" AND FOR SALE BIZ TIE UNDERSIGNED
DAVIES A JONES, CELEBRATED PATENT snN7
SEAN AND THREE-PLY COLLAR shi'''
Merino understands. suspenders. neck ties %.mxf
sup. black and blue broadcloths, black doe-ssinosI =
and English fancy cassimeres, tweeds ana ssisneJ|
great variety, superior MarseilIes vestings, nrt. : q
settles for ladies use. all linen ducks and drlis,d
Panama and felt hats, ETC., etc. -
English Blue md White Flennes sSs1
tmred 20 Order ruPer,e, psriL q
1a6-tf Corner Fort and e|7
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A O H "A!

Just Received per Brig "llelal
A ND OTHER LATE ARRIvALS1
n offered for sale by the undersigned, viz;
Twilled hickory and blue and pink striped rs1us~
Partisan white and printed bosom shirts,
Figured buckskin, nankinet and satnet pants,
Black Orleans sack coats, cotton and silk unoraA
Saxony ginghams-
Superior matches,
Eau de Cologne,
And NsueI
Muller,s Celebrated Pale Nc
CIaret, Hait Barsac, Champagne, Turpe1tine and ~
Olive Oil, superior German Blacksmith's Coax
Swedish and English Bar Iron, assorted SIZES
Sheet-lead and Lead Pipe, Guns, Rifles, 0unlo"u'
HALF-INCH LUMBER. ..rSua
Ii9tf ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & srAfLs-7
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Permission is hereby given to master Of the ,whaler,
TO land from said vessel, goods, excepting sprituous liquors, as
above named, the same being entered according to their marks,
numbers and actual cost, delivered on board as per original in-
voice.
N. Boil aud bone valued as follows: Sperm oil.
whale oil, -; bone, =. All articles to be landed on this
permit must be entered upon IL with ink, and the value carried
out before leaving the vessel.
-, Collector.
To which shall be added the following deposition
PoRT OF -, H. /.
T., master OF the - do depose on oath that 1 have not
exceeded the value of-d dollars, in trade or barter with the
inhabitants Of this port, or its jurisdiction, since my entry on the
IL, IS, and 1 have not landed, or allowed TO I've
landed from my said vessel, any goods other than what are IN
Guided in this permit
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rks. Numbers. Packages.

Permission is hereby given for the above merchandise to be
transhipped, from on board the -, whereof is master, to
the order o..
--,C Collector.
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Prs-ta~s. how~ycr, that nothing contained in this section
every d<sr1ipslon fruu being bonded under the direction and
sDntrs eftne collectors oteussoms, under such rules and regula-
q Ss..se-- y A~@ = ~
Sec. 519. Duties on goods. shall be paid. or secured
70 be paid, before . permit shall be granted for land
See SO Every bond entered into for the pay
1snt Of duties, by member Of n firm, in the name
= s,.a a%, shall hal bind The S = =, %s% %as or members asS q such ma
Sec 521. No clerk, or hired person in the employ
ment Of another, shall become surety to any bond to
= vnsh - employer 10 a party
Sc. 81. When any bond for the payment Of duties
shsII not Be satisfied on the day it may become due.
~ ss rs over, q Al is a %s !, due s s2s sr !, .ash g gsO.sea u
nv 49, esns ; or by sny Justice q tse SP seme cours' !.
shssls11 ssbiss % an sppesI @ the sanN = in baneo.
See SIS. In the case Of unclaimedt bods, the col
Lessor shan procure an inventory and appraisemeet
shsesf 70 be made, and verified on oath, OF affirmation, by two
Gn~e respec1.ble persons, and shall anervaris cause such
.sss g s :ess., ssss. :s ss & { P ehasse s1e sns e1 z : 3
dut9g 1880 On The duties IRON date Of entry, shall pay the
naihrsas use q the owns. yho shall, upon due proof Of hi.
SsS.Sss De ainiss 4 rinsoee, Win the said % osepp,a as. :
epy g the inventory, sppr.isement and account Of sales,
~, tlf ceu1nes The name Of the vessel, and master, in
- e shs p,.e. .hsnee. they were imported, and the
- =, :, u ns =: .,.n -.
$500 sosas .ss Ie1oessa from a claim: : Z DE osaea
01yd1nl be sda frthsith-
Goe,ooA An moneys paid for unascertained duties.
- GP GuefG pad under protest against the rate. or
sss5s s@Ssssss' sss n han Il n osP 5. Ssd y he collector 70
s1aH - adxstaannnf q duties, or the result OF any litigation
sssss ~ = sSs ss,i.iaessoa q he iia q Fieanoe.
s.a .: :. .sssss.. q Sal rsana .ss same out Of any
Sec. 576. In rsiasion to the collection of duties.
-1-xs-~ A. - -
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Packages and Contents. Value as
Quantities to be specified. invoice
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Packages & Guam
Marks. Numbers titles to be Value as per Invoice.
Specified.
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CUntctOr-0eueraI OF Custou9
Sec. 6S6. Upon the registration of any vessel, as
provided in the last preceding section, the Collector

provided in the last preceding section, the Collector
General shall exact from the party applying for such registry,
a bond with good and sufficient surety, to be approved by said
Collector General, in the penal sum of not less than two hum
dred dollars, nor more than two thousand dolrrs, as shall
be graduated by the Colector-GeneraI, in proportion OF
the tonnage Of the vessel, conditioned that the certificate
of such registry shall be solely used for the vessel for which
It is granted, and shall not be sold, lent, or otherwise dis
posed Of to any person whomsoever and that in ease said YES
sci Cf the same be not a vessel employed in the whale or seal
fishery shall become either wholly or in part, the property Of
any alien foreigner or foreigners, or in case she shall be lost,
taken by an enemy, burnt or broken up, the said certificate Of
registry shall be returned to the said Collector-General within
six months after such change of ownership, loss, capture, burn
ing or breaking up provided, however, that in case of capture,
burning or loss, the obligers in such bond shall be exonerated
from liability thereon, upon satisfactory proof to the Collector
General that sudh certificate of registry could not be preserved.
Sec. 637. Every vessel duly registered as in this
article provided, shall be deemed in law a Hawaiian
vessel, and shall be entitled to all the rights and privileges n
pertaining to domestic vessels. The certificate Of registry Of such
vessel shall be prima Jacie evidence Of the ownership and
nationality thereof.
Continued in supplement Of this date.l
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Packages (specify- ~ To whom
Marks. Numbers. ing conteIts) consign-
or articles in bulk. S"PP~ ed
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Silks, &c,

silk bed covers, cambria silk handkerchief
Chenille and dress trimmings, rucbe
Sill umbrellas. black and colored ss,i,
Black l~ustrine, MORE antique,
Flowered MORE antique,
A large and splendid assortment Of slk,
Black, blue, green and violet silk yelves lrnaa
Black and fancy velvet ribbon,
ladies' bonnet ribbon, latest styles.
Black silk hat ribbon.
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Packages and Contents Value rs per
Quantities to be specified. invoice.
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Sundries

Sailors jackknives, butcher knives, COCO handle.
Rodgers pen and pocket knives,
Assortment Of scissors for embroiderv.
B~uttenhole and tailors' scissor.
Knives and forks. razors.
Table spoons. gardeners kut-
Shoe knives, daggers. ava
Superior English sewn
Sail needles, pEs
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OIL CLOTH.
SIX CASES SUP. OIL CLOTH. assorted widths.
- just received and for sale by
131-f MAS RRRWHR On
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j. C.. SPALDkNG
Offers for Sale. Just received
PER BARK "SACHEM,' FROM BOSTON.
Groceries

Honolulu. March "a, 1859. 143-tf
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specified W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
AFFAIRS AT CHARLEsTowN.


TIE examination of Hazlett alias Harrison, one OF
tie brown band, before the County Court yesterday,
resulted in the prisoner being for further trial
Through his council, Lawson Bolts, esq, he made
yer of the examination, but the Court, being Of the
opinion that he could do this only in term time OF the
Circuit Court, the waiver was denied.
AN AsssYMOUs LETTER.
The KGnapha VA Star says: The following letter
was taken from the Post-0fice of this place by the
Clerk of this county on Friday night last The post
mark of tho letter was New.York City, Oct, =,
1859" TIE letter was addressed to the Clerk OF the
" Court, Chsrlestown Kanawha County, Va, and
was evidently intended for the Clerk at Charestown,
Jefferson County instead Of the Clerk at Chariestown
KanawLa County. The letter has been forwarded TO
Gov. Wise; .
ClEnx on TIE CorRr, charlestowu, Virgnia-siR; You
hso better caution authorities be careful about what You
idol with Osaw stomie brown a. you hurt one mar Oh
his head EGIk my wodEe following day you wal see every
city town village south Of Mason aud Dixons line 10 FLAMES
Is q are determined to put down slavery at all odds ,
FoIeibly must. pesceably II II Believe me when
tell you the end Is not yes-by alons odds All Of Us at the
N'''N - MARTYRS OF HARPER's FERRY.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY: NOVEMBER 1859.

81 eSi 600 bush No Red Winter uproi. :. .,.,o
ov'n Oien Pay Club at 81 o.; LOCO bush White :,
600 hush. Kiln Dried at &c Gao bn.h Me- "is T.
sH1s, barley aud blK nominal Wsisxy arrsr. - "A
SVis ~ &C LAKE lsronrs-1ooO bb Flour u no bgsb
wheat e@so bush Corn ~ 600 bash Oats OOo bb Rcd
CANAL ExPoETs2coo bbl Flour 56 600 bush Wbss "a "a
bnsh Corn II 600 hu.h, Oats 10 go bush Barley '''
WHEAT steady at 81 l2lasI "a Rxcyyp- supeIn oo
bbl, Flour i $40 bush. Wheat 900 bush Germ ' wv
rov o-FLorK dull and all qualities slightly de-
ace tusf. Nhes, ''' @V'' OOi'' r'"u'
CmcAeo, Nov, is.-FLorR dull WHEAT active a. 9oag,,
Uou win Win an advancing tendency; sales 4404sc
UT qu hEckiPTs to-day 400 bbls Flour 10 800 bn.h
w bee, Seo bush Corn SHPSKNTs: 700 bbs Flour 100 500
~ NI"AtAtK Nov i6-FLoCR quiet. WgEAr dull and de-
SSsd L. SoRN and osrs unchanged Receipts today:
NTSTs to-day: 100 bbls. Flonr as 600 hosb Wb.s, ~
TORONTO Nov. l6-FLoUR steady. WHEGr active and sd
yanceo 81 sies ~ 70 for Winter and 81 for spring
OArs quiet at S5d4oc- BARLEY quiet At 64deTc -
bAilNoRS Nov. l6-FIorR Is steady: sAles Of Howard
street az IS 81 WHEAT quiet sales OF 10 600 bosb AZ "a
~ ~ Jor white and 20a ~ % for red CoRS steady
ec ot eid white and yellow. PROyisIOSs firm: Meas
foIk ~ lsG sl9 p Prime sl Bacon Sides l0c WHISKY
PniLADEIFHIA Nov. 1G-FLorR dull. WHEAT in demand
White 81 "a 81 81 Red 81 90 COKS scarce and wanted
ne~ aeHo", ts0'44c OATS steady WHIsKY steady 26t
MoenE Nov. l6CoTToN-ssles to-day 200 bales a. 1910
losc for Middling
AIersTA, Nov ls-CorToS-sales to-day 400 bales the
msfket closing with an advancing tendency.
NFvOELEAss, Nov l6.CorToN--Sses to-day bales
unchanged prices SUGAR firm MoLAssEs Slc
CINCINNATI Nov. l6FLouR closed with advancing tend
prime Red ard ~ II for choice White CoRS steady at ia
&c WEisyY duh at 22lc PRovIsIoSs doll; Hogs-msrke
weaker aud prices 'sndTs dSE1ys5d ;ae at 50 e's' %
NEw-ORLHAsS, Nov. 6-Sight Exchange New.Yort II
CHicaGo. Nov. B-sight Exchange on Eew-York u per
cent premium for currency, and per cent for gold
bALTIxoRE, Nov l6-sigh' Exchange on New.YOrk IN
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LYHCHA early hour the morning Of Ipssday Nov ~
N.da louise the eldest Daughter Of Jas Lynch, Of
Warrington place, Brooklyn, y. " -,
Mis- Lyn had Just comple.eds liberal OF edaesiiou,
and by ebslanced mind and sweenes o. dspositi9u Wa
well prepared Gil conspicuous place In the large circle .,
ffienas her ezEly loss Ere Summers hei hAe
driven the travelling portion Of the citizens abroad she ~
subec.ed bilious fever bot parental onaneS
anticipated speedy restoration to perfect health ssPsia
FOR months entire family enjoyed the pure and Dsnf
air Of country but when toe cool breeze- o. AuSn ~
ropteS them their city home, loving friend.
acre quik perceive hat abs who departed IN Inv Nd bad
returned with tho indeed but not with the rose health
upon her ckeeh Medical skl sided by s the psliatiyes
which fond hearts and nd friends could suggest proved IN
svunz and the whose verra budding behed this ene
ishsd Individual blooins youth and beauty nd sSfce1
fallen When with the flowers che dropped and passed s~
from earth. We mourn, yet With JOY. amid our sorrow os
our d-p.rted friend mas len with the evidence th she had
so5zbt and sund interest In seso1r. love Weynps.
thiFe stricken their fond hopes bhs<ed
with ts family circle Sadly BROKEN bot we point them
TO blessed nanons in the skies, vhsre we tra ns 90
ieet OF our love viii bloom In undyiug youth. n
The relatives snd snds Of the ny Respectfully -
attend funeral Tbnrsday afternoon fno ne
residence Of her parents No 10 Wssngton piece iAzns
burgh.
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ro,u Broxnle len Hadsof, Ohio, and came eat wih
az dcsiVn Of scarirings liberal education saroeyh
acme of eur New-Engiand colleges HE ultimate Dc
sign Wa the Gospel ministry. La Pursusnce OF tas
object he consulted gnd conferred with the Rev Jere
rnish Halleek, then Clergyman at Csnton, Conn.
whose wife relatively, and IN accordance VIA
advice there obtained, proceeded 10 Plasnfed, aa,
where under the instruction Of the late Rev. Moves
HallCck father Of the present senior editor Of TAG
Journal az Conmcrol fitted nearly fitted for cob
lese While there pursuing his s;udes he was attacked
with Inflammation Of she ewes, which Ultimately be-
cane chronic and precludes him from the possibility Of
tie fur pursuit Of hs s;uder when be returned 70
Ohio. Had not this Inflammation srperyened, John
Brown would nor have died Virginis eulpr,i upon
Virginia gallows but in all probability would have died
on feather bed, with d. y. atixed 70 ms namc."
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THE CHURCH OF THE PURITANs.

To the Editor Of The NJ Y Tribune
SIR: The press and the people seem to insist that the
communication in The TRIBUNE of the 18th inst,
signed One who authorized the appeal is the
official vindicaton of Dr. Cheever and his congrega-
ticn.
In Justice TO all concerned it should be said that no
one but the writer of that letter is responsible in any
way for what il contains. II hastily written and
transmitted to the press without consultation with any
one In the Judgment of many of the members Of the
Church of the Puritans, the article not in all
respects adapted the purposes intended and so the
writer DESTROYS of assuming the entire responsibility
of its authorship. ScRIPTURA'
Netg- York Nov. l6 1859.
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PoyN on the DRIED ScoTT DEcIsIoS.-l.ast even
ing, the fifth Of the AngloAfrcan course OF lectures
was delivered in Shiloh Presbyterian Church. by the
Rev. F. p. Rogers of Newark, n. j. The subject
matter of the poem embraced the emancipation of the
Slaves in the West Indies in 1884, and all the berayals
of freedom by great men, all tho acts of legislation by
Congress- and the conduct of the Federal Executive
down TO the outbreak at Harper's Ferry 1t was fell
of Keen satire, and epic poem possessed eonsid
cradle merit During its delivery, the author and
orator was frequently applauded.
The next lecture in the course will be delivered oy
Mr.. William Herries of this city, next "Wednesday
evening, the subject TO be Revelation and Chaitei
Slavery"
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To The Associaied Pres.

WASHINGTON Wednesday, Nov. l6, 1859.
The Board appointed by the Navy Department TO
examine Maynard's breech-oadng carbine, say they
think il recommends itself to the test of the naval
eerviee.
Senator Douglass physicians consider his condition
considerably improved this morning, and he is consid
cred cOnvaIescent.
Upw ard of twenty members of Congress are now
here and others have been here to make arrangements
for accommodations during the session.
There is no percepGbIe change in the condition of
the health of Mr.. Douglas to-day When first stricken
down be was employed in preparing reply TO Judge
Blacks rejoinder. Ii Issued to-day in pamphlet
form, in an unfinished state He remarks in note,
al am too feeble to add more-here let the contro-
yersy rest for the present, perhaps forever"
Tie N. o. Picayune of the 18th inst says that two
companies of Federal troops are on their way from
Fort Clark TO Brownvile.
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oswsao Nov ls-s D. u-FLouH in good demand AID mar
Bet unchanged, sales 1000 bb AZ 81 - for SIns e.e
~HEAT dull; sales 81 900 bush mixed No aud
Spring 81 o. BAxIH4 in GOOD dsmAndi sAea Iho oa.
Western a Tic. aud COO buah Canadian st 7i9Io
I've but market kuSr. sales 100 bush state ~ % -
60 bush canadian 72eT5c Oars dun sales op push
alan q, osio CAsAL FMEsHTs eeey a 4Oe on
grsin Wheat l0c 70 New orf. LAKE IaPoxr@-
kleor % sOo bush Nheat 1880 bush Barley ~ ousn
kye, s60 bush. Data bush. Poas- CASkL
ate bbs Flour, 20 200 bash. Whest "a 200 bush DAy'
go bosh. Rye, 1000 tush. Data
BIYyAIo Nov. Is D. m-FLouR 6rIner 1t the close and
active; sales on 900 bbs ct ~ State nom Chicago
ssd tsnads cab whsst S%si for Do nom MASsee 20
Nheas; IS for Wisconsin and Mchigsn - <sdrS ~
20 Indiana and Ohio IS S00S5 IS for double e1ISs
WHkAT Arm and In M d,mand sales Of 1000 bush No Cnea
- Spring a 90 600 bush No. Milwaukee Club Of 81 y.