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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04
SEVENTEENTH DAY-AFTERNoox SESSION
WYANDoTTE, July %

WYANDorTE, July 25.
The article on executions was consid-
cred and adopted.
Mr.. Parks, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Investigation, submitted a report
embodying the evidence taken in relation
to bribery, to secure the location of the
Capital of the State at Lawrence.
The evidence contained direct charge
against Mr.. Hutchinson, which was sus-
tanned by circumstances. Mr.. Hutchinson
testified that he did not offer a town lot
to Mr.. Hubbard for his vote.
The committee offered no recommends
ton; on the conclusion of reading the evil
dence, some of the members were very
much excited.
Mr.. Hubbard asked if Mr.. Hutchinson
had any explanations, and after giving
him an opportunity, denounced him Sc
verely until called to order by the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Ingalls,, of Atchi-
son, the report was fled, at which the ex-
citement in the hall was very great.
Mr.. Stinson offered a motion to put
both Mr.. Hutchinson and Mr.. Hubbard
on trial OF the bar of the Convention, but
the whole matter was tabled, "a to 10.
Mr.. Slough offered resolution arraign-
ing MIR. Hutchinson for offering bride
for vote, which was ruled out by the
chair.
Mr.. Stinson denounced Mr.. Thatcher
for stating that the position taken by him,
was as base as offering corner lots for
votes.
Adjourned to tomorrow morning.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04
N We happen to know that D

re- We happen to know that DIR.
AYERS Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic
Pills are good medicines, and shall pro-
claim it because we do know it. We
confidently believe there is q vast amount
of relief from suffering for our afflicted
fellow-men, wrapped up in these skillful
preparations, and we shall freely use our
little influence to make them known to
those who need them.-PhI. Sund. Times.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04

= @ kentucky and Tennessee elect
State officers and Congressman. this
week, and North Carolina elects Con-
gressmen. We expect to be abe, in our
next weeks issue, to give copious re-
turns from the above States. Local cleo
tons also come off this week in Missouri;
and either this week or next, Alabama
and Texas elect State officers and Con-
gressmen.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04

THANKs.-We take this occasion to
acknowledge a continuance Of favors from
our friends-Wake., cabbages, beets and
squashes; Doc, roastin' ears and cucum-
bers; Mauck, corn and potatoes; Hill
man, a basket of fine blackberries Jim
Moore, a young turkey. We are living
all over now
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04

{ EE The Democratic papers and the
Herald of Freedom signifed their intcn-
ton to oppose the ratification of the Con-
stitutien, before the Convention was fair
ly at work, and before it was known
what features the instrument would con-
tain. 1t was enough for them, to know
that the Republicans had large majority
in the Convention
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04
CHIcAGo, July p.

CHICAGO, JUN =
The Republican State Convention !.
Minnesota, last week nominated Ale1 1sn.
der Ramsey, for Governor lgnaITI1S y
nelly, Lieut.. Governor ]. ID; WL h.c
for Secretary Of State. and Charles S' and
fer for Treasurer Cyrus AldTlen 1 Cor
VIM. Windon are the candidates
CONGRESS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04

deny that the facts were substantially as
he, Hubbard, had stated, and therefore
entered protest against the action of the
Convention, which involved his, Hub
bard's, reputation. and the dignity and
character Of the Convention, and asked
that the protest be placed in the journal,
according to the rule.
No action will be had on the protest
until tomorrow.
The article of Judiciary was adopted.
Dir. Mcdowell offered the minority re-
port of the Committee on Apportionment.
Mr.. Slough offered resolution setting
forth that Mr.. w. d. Hutchinson had
been charged with perjury, and providing
that committee of FIVE be appointed to
inquire into the case, with power to send
for persons and papers. Adopted-ayes,
% /; noes, IA.
The President announced MesSrs. Ora
ham, Slough, Blood, Oily and McCune,
as that committee. Mr.. Graham moved
to adopt the report of the COMMITTEES on
Apportionment. Mr.. Mcdowell moved
to go into Committee of the Whole, on
the report lost. Messrs. Mcdowell,
Graham and Stinson, spoke at some
length on the subject of the appOrtion-
ment. MIR. Stinson moved to lay the
report on the table. Lost, IA to 81.
The previous questions were called for
motions to suspend-call ofthe House.
to send for absentees-to lay on the table
appeals from the decision Of the Chair
to adjourn, recess and others, were
heaped upon the Chairman, in confusion,
when q motion to take q recess till one
o'clock, prevailed.
While Mr.. Slough was endeavoring to
secure tine floor Immediately after the re-
cess, the report Of the apportiOnment
committee was adopted. 1t provides Is
Districts. 81 Senators, and IS RepreSen-
tatives, viz: Observation-Disclosures,
4; Atchison AMI Brown, 6; Nemaha.
Marshall and Washington. 2; Clay, Ri
ley and Pottawatomic, 4 Dickinson.
Davis and Waubunsa, 8; Shawnee. JEFF
ferson and jackson, s; Leavenworth. 0 ;
Douglas, johnson and Wyandotte, Is ;
Lykins, Linn and Bourbon, 0; Allen.
Anderson, and Franklin. 6; WOOdsOn
and Madison, 2; Coffey, Usage and Brcc-
kenringc, 6; Morris. Chase, Butler, Cod
frey. Greenwood, Hunter. Wilson and
McGee, 3. Senators - Doniphau, 2 f.;
Atchison and Brown, 2; Nemaha, &C.,
l; Clay. &c, l {; Dickinson, &c, l
Shawnee, &C.. l Leavenworth; 3; Dou-
glas. &c, 4; Lykins. &C., 3; Allen, &c.
2; Woodson. &c, L; Coffey, DC, 2;
Morris, &C.. l.
This is not provided as permanent, but
until there shall be new apportionment
made upon the basis of the census order
ed by the last Legislative Assembly.
The second report of the Committee on
Schedule was considered and adopted.
The report of the Committee on Ac-
counts was considered and adopted. 1t
allows Mr.. Warren's bill of over one
thousand dollars, for expenses attending
tho Convention.
On motion, the amount was doubled,
and payment to be made in script.
Convention adjourned till s o'clock,
tomorrow morning.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04

~ Harpcr's Magazine, for August,
has been received, with its palatablc va
riety of contents. lie who cannot ap-
preciatc Harper, has no appreciation in
his soul. New York-S3 a year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04

Ev The Great Republic Monthly, for
August, is on our table. 1t is profuscly
illustrated, and contains a number of fine
articles. This is now one Of the first
Magazines of the day. Published by
Oaksmith e. Co., New York, at So a
wear
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04

EE Just as we suspected-that single
vote in the Constitutional Convention,
against making Kansas a Free State,
hailed from Doniphan County, and was
given by John w. Forman. Fortunate
DOniphan County! Immortal John w.
Forman All hail
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04

@ The Republican Territorial Con-
vention, to nominate a candidate for
Congress, met on Wednesday. at Law
renee. We will announce the result next
week,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04

RE- They have had quite a time in
the Constitutional Convention, over a
charge of attempted bribery and corrup-
ton. Hubbard, of this County, swore
that Hutchinson, of Lawrence, tried to
buy him; and Hutchinson swore that he
didn't. There being no other proof in
the matter, and the Convention not feel
ing disposed to accept the say-so of one
party and reject that of the other, drop
ped the affair. Thereupon Hubbard be-
came very indignant, and offered q pro-
test, complaining because the Convention
would not believe that somebody was so
green as to want to buy him!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04

Nor MUCH DANGER.-Sol. Miller, oil
the Kansas Chief, is fearful that the Re.
publicans of Ohio will be defeated on the
State Ticket, next Fall. No danger oil
that. We hope that the Chief Office will
yield as many thousand dollars per year
as Gholson's majority over Whitman
1t would be better speculation decided
ly than going to the mines Germantown
{ o. } Independent.
We hope the Independents confidence
is well grounded and if the size of our
"pile" is to be regulated by Gholson's
majority, we hope he may be elected by
a unanimous vote. But confidence is not
certainty, and wishing for a thing is not
realizing it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04

g! g S. l.. Jennings advertises guam
tity of the best quality Hydraulic &C.
ment for sale.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04
Ey The Atlantic Monthly, for Au

re- The Atlantic Monthly. for Au-
gust, has come to hand. It contains
thirteen original contributions, besides
the editorial departmental of the very
highest order of literary merit-among
them, continuation of "The Minister'S
Wooing." Published in Boston, at 50
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04
DR.. DOY RELEASED,

The J"ilor Caught and the bird E,c,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04
NAPLES.

An unsuccessful attempt on the 7th. at
a revolt among the soldiers, was met by
discharge of artillery from those who
remained faithful. About forty were
killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

ras rendered ~ ib. plaintiffs. The city authorities
nee eted 10 iste cut wit Of error In time to stay
vys~. efe, ami the phr-G hsr issued execution,
vheh tie Nssbsl las 'eyisd upon The stock osf ey
ths city in the gss works. The Gaze srgasd os'
fsre Ja6ge kcC0 aGess 90 q motion 10 SGT ss,ie tee
hwy the gro' nd tosi ths city Is %. liable 90 exs'a
tss this forS Tue sct " 5.o u April, 1871 sec-
6sss 9 and T. Drovdes special form OF wrt 90 Iu1g
Behs ~ alpef counties aid tosDsbips. Inc DsS,os
Cssrts Of boz q Allegheny and Phnsdelpha nave 90
0aed thss q city q county within tho meaning o. .ne
81 Of 1881. That 9ass 100 IL nov before JaoYs nc
Ca1al.a 10 this csss auS argued yesterdey oy
Tpomss Wilhsrrs for the c ~, sai 5hoge o9as, tof
The plsrti Etbe Jl5ge sustsiDs the act OF 1854 a.
Ae lav Of abe Uun.d States Court AID agrees WIN
0e Ihstiir. Court, then the prssen. execution ".''
fAn"
In res.syx 10 the money market, The Bos'oH Pest
ssJs:
"Tbe uorey market seems 20 have settled down
ftsn tlre active spirit Of the first half Of August;
Te hr.t borOw,ss the current rates are ~ 9
o nj f0 paper Of almost any length. A. the tame toe
usspey b ia more demand, upon the whole, ana tue
basks have difficulty in lending al Their ms sns
R1eAsDge with Nsw.Y Is about even. Inc back
specse sere is well maintained but does not lacreSe
Bsries. ..,u ,.a., ,,ora
soiYpy bat w this market yet there has been DO
saTopg combined movement 10 any thing. Ios Ia, I'D
teyspsncs from the Ceuiral, fsle ROya!c, Bohemian,
No,sh Chf Rocklsb5, and National mines is consid-
cad favorable ny Their owDers bat we know ut no,n'
hs sbout them Of peculiar interest or I'M onance. AS
90 The higher pnoe 'Coppers, our recent articles
asve had fu accounts Of their condition and prospects
At preseat there lie nothing 70 say OF any OF the'
PoT heretofore given we do not abucipate e'y
ysnsJkabis movement in the 'Cvppers this Autumn.
The mcn~y market Is favorable 10 an advance, the
sot copper market s not uufavorabe, and the occur
rssee ofmpotspt facts may produce rush alter par
SeulaY stocks from time 70 time.
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Markets-Peporte6 b. T,lesropi.

PHLADELPHIA, Sept t-FLous UNCHANGED. wsg.r-saes
soto lush Whe 81 ga 81 81; R~s 81 SEA 81 a. CoEs
.dvsncns ssles 500 hush yellow sod3lc New Southern
OATS. SaStc. Whisky steady.
B.LIsoE; sept l+-FLouR steady. wHrAr baoy.n.; ..,
1880 brsh " hiis : so Red 81 l09sI l5 Coax ira /;
" bite, sPd3Ic Yellow Csc. Provisions frm; Bacon Zoe
Mess Pork 9 Is. "BIskY dull; Ono : &C.
,hIeASo, s.P, B-tLorR quie, WHEAT DOL and 2<Sc.
hper ,sles q $50 bush Spring Tie CoEs quiet; sAs
20. bgsh Al tdc on bard OATS firm REcsFTs-5ooo bo.s
four 5t' bush Wksat, lZoeo d. Corn. SsfPnEsTs-f SO
obls Flour, l9too tCsh. " asat. 1850 90 Corn
bTtiLosspt H. oRsFLoUs isss active ard market
Dur hanged ssss $40 bb NHyAT' lew soink Opered
an'ahce re socH for present delivery being hg bot G.
sS,i as go bush No Chicago spriE 70 arrive, 81 &c
HSo DO DO % sivs by Tssrsr az 600 10 100 d No 90
srrTe a ode latoo DO dc. siest a. So. BED a3d White
pt<r 'csc.-.he ofufr c-nlnd la.r dull Corn In
~, hsnes advanced a.. ssbs II COO bu,h No Ilinos
Gt-e OATS. BiRLbY, Rye quis,. INPoErslo Ols
sos Flour, roo bush. Whsst, 90 90 rrn 1000 do
O.s, leloo 90. Rye. CANAL EXPoKTS-p0oo bis Flo-r
~ bcAS. " hs., Is 700 90. Corn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

,,. So, ,,s, offer - god country cs''i- a. ~ -
III Ma. ns es-- O. '.i'. III ma 81 p5a
ca, - Oh '. hi .suusts sf wright, -, 81,
Cspt ds.shn.oU 'A'nl' .il ts- no,r % n - 80
D q cu v.r"d Is n,,v- Dui,h.s' coen'y 20. - - Ger,
80 su,1 :, foi BuSops c~t a. SIS ole P'' %
is .ns at tss we're e.y,i i-b ,,.r,re
q evt Icod f.i isdisns Ocs $, saf, aod ,h,T
,t.u in N IRE Er,Deh drove q real roo -S .S,,
e,iins.d t7iest he q ,IyIs 10 naAe sverige sc' lac
sDSy.dnfrR NeAE.',r Of sSnS9,y oa'9 , mi,.
lo, Cows H.iier., at 6Gss For - o. - ''''
s'',.,sase .id y,y s.'s MI = ~ 'ie' p''
S..,, y. ,bo,, Su.lr,.. II tie COW make % snail
rs,s essi,csr and upforuuse eow 7rfrtea q. -
i, bs pree Of ss calf 90, Of the .hei eso q
.e,et,d 10 p family generally Irish o. Sas
II. " s .s. qe ,s.. ct. Il Sat S ,a &
tie vy loves; priss possible to Gs'.9 :nsr: .srh
Val ,,ly,, " god susy al better ,nlu ether ock
Th,- e 'uy rerlps To- pound live ~7s'' fof 'H'e
r''' 1T ''i lie ''I TnE e s al MARKET
Perhaps sheep sw S' der se i,a ~ ' s
day There Gee, man, sae.P IN ne sale peg: ana
@ ,1S *, ssS ID ,'T .fs ~aS a.. s
lsrr A. Browuss. The daily re eips Of me WEEK were
f's'd1 Ssu. Mp5.S ~; Tas,dsy SO To- receipt.
CT Iiur.day till sturo.y sd witch could not Dc
bid I'll soqGi, Y -S . isy aS :. Z. P
The sales Of Sheep and Lamb. that DAY were az hate
on av,rse than have prevailed FOX very long s IL this
msrie:. -.
The state of TIE mutton trade a. Warrington mNtrt WAS
worse than that Of live stock BY h p,and. mutton
cu.s rspsed cp ic. 70 7c pound, AID we heard OF "a
~, 81 Lmb csrcas,e Of fair size, SOD ~ 81 -
cab s.y 50 pounds each Sc pound Pels en- Al sv-Esss
81, worth say 75c. The oss<s Of wholesale butchers Al
,boush they ton,h stock what the sied ruinou'
o~ ices about uirous 40 n 81 WHICH the aov.
.rs h.u..lves suffered Owing ,hi, sns in the meat
msk.t she, cid Do, al Monday. Tuesday Little
better day the b ker. Of opinion the market 10 w
head bette. this day week We po!ced 10 Lnn1s
good sheep price 70 Harrington, az IS s.
which be esus,es equal 70 &c pound for The meat; saving
otsl AID pei-
There sood stock q sheep in lambs in tie q,
This oroug and bard Of no or $40 arriving afeT
", l., whch presume affect the market all favor
able to dIOv.fs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
rv1NGELICAL ASSOCIATION

The apnusl meeting of The Evangelical Associs'oo
or Color,d Ministers Of Con.regri nal and f'esoy'~
, a. prehe. conn creed ia sessions IN Sloan Free
hy,e,;sn Chu,ch. Brogkyn last evening.
Tho Rev Agos G. BEsAS Of Portland opened the
exercises by reading hymn, which was beloved oy
prayer .orvocstioo il 10 rive
49, ~, ,,e,s of color throughout the Northern bs@~
eTn Ard Western States 40 cpportuoty OF meUus1s
20 views morn the best ul' aus ID oe eu'P'"y, ~
an eiorntirg the ooIdition OF ther peop~, on "
hesripg reports Of their progress 10 Sai"~' P" ~
the couriTy. . - p,,s6eb Ma.s
r,sscb.d from the tex, r,mish viii, ~, WY 10
We an s,,ll 7" lie wound up sensible sermon ~
- III, > to ire oolorej people, IS sucn 10 DO ae'v'
because Of the efforts e Church apo s'ate 70 U.s.
~ lie need upon the m the importance OF SoIk-
,on, m, If Elevation by teaching their coharn use
mi mechanical trsoes-lesvipg the cities enu H
Ard becoming osuers Of the soil. tne in,iay
American SLAYER, called for Their acaoo: nc VIZ, 81
upop the ministers the importance VI ,aADs J.nanS
stand in favor of their race. They conA no' uep '
nA y cervvnep Of the dominant race 70 a. the1
~ for tb,m Three thou sa1d NV En2isnd MAS
,.r. a ,e~ years sgo, hsd nade aunitso euoi' 80
q Kansas but vi en- the bred Scott decisph "As So
,orpce5 how m.ny, even Nes -Eogiana ceI
,osa "a assert The rights OF the coored rscei wv
three hundred could be fund. Cal
The following minister's vsre present ;-hev' S.
Usri.on. Pi,t,tield Mass; Rev. a Beman, poi~
land Msins Rev. +. Y. Rogers, Ssw,rk, 49, neS'
CeoIoeW. /. we're, Rev. A. y. Fro m,p, rev. =; N'
Cionee.t,r Brookkp, n. Y; Rev. j. A. Prime, Kew
n Al wilson, Rev ii. Il. Garnet, New York cuyi
s,d Rev s 8 Jocel,n, If the American M,.-'opsry
Assnc.top Elders presenting many OF the ChuicaeS
nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

Hiae. 7d7ic. y % Tallow, 7d7.c. p n PeA 6eQ75c.
each, Cal skins, l2Q 3c. = 10.
B.Bf Extra ana Fir,t quality inc1ie uo.hpg bu; tie
best, Afse lat, s.snfec Oxen
Second quality hcnae. the bee. fed Oxen the bet stall
Cows he yearOd Steers OT5aAry Cus.s
Of Bals AID the REFUSE Of loo.
sHrEP-EIn includes Co.ses, Ard when .hss Of in,ero,
quality, thrown out
Their. s the Ess.ern Railroad SO over h.
Boston and Lowell; ana Ito the yicnb1s-t Of kos
ever The Fi,cheurg WEIR from Albany.
BEsaEkS-lbsTe the lsrses, number Of Cattle make.
today that tsy- reported before this the
ys. There many buyers present bit prices ruled
from s59:oc lover than last week j. B. Cook sold
carosd VI superior Western st..s for - 80 shrink equal %
&c reL Lower grades sold DECLINE from J)d1I Sheep
eu, owing - the large supp sales from oD7S lower
head, bot they 10, half soli a. u O'Clock
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PASSENGERS sailed

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Dis0ste~. AZ.


s.sNcsco, Aug ls-Ihe oss BY damaged BY ship
iis An erica 10 Dor expected Ok
hn Ss- was frtm leak In ne force pnp eopsideras wafer
" te'eTsc into the we between bsor. 4.
o Ire skip Opheus leaked i SEVERAL places upper
'cs ad Las oauaed The ship 0avif Croche hn
sAaeo Ger cargo IN Doe Greer goods s., By
navy see, which stove In ibsch sweet The ship Ans
ssree has swested and leaked II her way aud
~. O. u, Och houi The snip Ocean Express !snied hr
esfso Ia oreby good oder DO. leah the WAY
,'sn, and ,0sss ne S The ship cho, Of Fame '~e.sea
,oefany and emssed by eel, water M The uopef
between deekA Tie snip Belle a tie W,,. fcom Boston,
siee ssa IN her rppr ~o'ts The bip Sorwe.ie from sos
darsged some slowed forward deekl The
Se hsy fower aid Dazzling Wave hom Boston, asO Damaged
sne cargo The 'hp northern Esss has landed her 10
mo,t ni,fraoe oondhu, hardly sooLd package There are
'ott rs ost 81 scre uue The asase .be had nom Two
70 1r Ret on water decks this vsshus from sce 20
oe shtd ihourh 70. loser deck sD matches down into ne
o~er hcd. Tie ship Dictator has been dotd and about V
be' on coppr list were gone partly, Replaces sod every
se' renatd &c the heads Of brok-a o.
The cause this must have been the swelling Of the M pa' on Ia
d weather 90 upon examination nai. appeared ~ FOOD
Tbs the third ease o: The kGa base h.d here Toe ss
rsse tees and have been renewed TIE ship 10 bow re
Dip sss sAsd ire hs dsy che u ~ tess NV xss
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ny TeIegraph.

HIGHLANDS Sept rs 'Gnse,The ships Australia And Re-
Poit. ~ L:Vepoo and to- Known shps AZ ane
the Bar Tie .nip E-ptaDss Car anchor In u. s.uh
Shsnn' Or. bnt.tiinc is In the ong Wind ~ bs~.
ing iI-sbly Weather clear.
blowing s.le r. m tie n. w
sA.AHNAH, Sept 1.-THE U. 8. Mail stesnsas Flohds,
non ~ aos, arrived her wharf a. oels mofnias
Joe screw stesmship Potomac Of Cren @eps hne sr.
BUTTON, Sept A--sslo~ bark Bounding BIov hOra Beg
HAMPTON ROADS Sept. H-Arriy.d, ship Archer Is days
from Ctao scLT. John W. Miner II dsys from snd
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ...."sEpr. IA.
Cleared.

Steam -Thons Swan, Layfeh Baltimore, H. B. Cror-
vel CO. jason. Nicholson, Galway American Express C..
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Aschesl in hsht stock snd sell slowly AZ SIS sGf Is
b. No kssaehusetts; Sl3 50 fer No Do sni - ga 2
oI No 60 Box heups are steady a. 1t 49, for No aud
for Sealed and Masdaene. Dutch HerE hsst
sssk prces 6rnsr under .he paaonce
ssioh; sual ,ses are mstpg Al IS Ptes.
rRllrs-Ihc mar h, has gepesy been quiet for knts
Of Toi. IN Dry sales Of Layer Ssns f2 :. 80
Of CoD SdS.o. River Gtcsnne APp!es se.i
2G IS Died Fruits qus sAes " Mes Peeled S9ath
Prs~hss II sGiSc
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sc OrdirAry Tennessee At SIC, good Wes,crn .. $50
cd PIiae NJ s1SSn cssb-
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WY lu,o the inqairy 10 chiefly fer Milling The s.es
as bo,h Red Southern 81 l6 81 =. $50 bush Waite DO
ct 500 IS; lao bosh fair White Indiana 81 81 IS SN
Sosh Aixeo Michigan ~ sc s1sA Waite do private
t-sus Geo bush good White Oslo a. So so blsn White
keaiueAy 81 sl Stakl as lp bush Prime Red indiana a.
@ .S and ee bush Old Chcsso Spring Aye oser
de .upply larger Of buss Seslo Oats
plenty, close, rather heavy toe sales are lrse
o fo new cld Western sI 5Sd4'A ips cid and
Canadian Barley QGi.i the supply ~ Ga nSi-Tz
80 priess nominal SQoc and Des A. 7SdSic Corn l.
plsny, but With sood degsnd prices sen oeS
n~ slssu Tl~o bush G 81! aS-sc t pes Mxed western
SSe Tor choice DO size for s~crsd = ecra ace so
for Jesy Yellow Southern 90 Is srce. White 6eans Ar IN