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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-04-06
STATE OF IOWA,
MUsoAr1NE COUNTY, d.
Abraham 9. s"'''''' Foreclosure.

Abner X. Brown et. a.
mo Abner K. Brown-Sir: You are hereby nett
/ fed thst there is nos on fls in the ofhoe o. the
ri, * of the District Court Of Muscatine county,
State of Iowa, b petition Of Abraham Smalley,
claiming of you the foreclosure Of certain mort
gage given by you to him, upon the S. of S. E. /
Ct sec 20, aad N. W. t OF N. E. / Of sec. 20, All
in Tp. 76 N. X. 2 W., to secure the payment of
promissory note given by you to said smalicy for
$500. dated Oct. 22d, 1854, and payable Oct. 1stt
1859, with ten per ceut. intero,t-said mortgage
bsiag dated same as note, and duly recordsd-ai
Of which will now fully appear by reference 10
said petition. Ahe sheriff haviag made return Of
mot found" on the original notice, the court
ordered publication of the pending of said suit to
be made according to law. Now, unless you appear
and answer to said petition on Or before tn, first
day of the ncxt term Of said court, a decree will
be rendered against you thereon As prayed for by
said petition. CLOUD h VAN HORNE
Solicitors for PiaintiG. :,
March 80, 1sso-H4w-pri fec, 50 50.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-04-06

CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
7 WOULD respectfully ask for a continuance of the
patronage bestowed upon the lstc firm Of Ketcba.n
Il Carmichael, and will promise to do wall With all
who will give me call at the old stand, No. l76
Second street. CHAS. It. CARMlCHAEL.
oil 1,u
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State Of Pennsylvania, | {

State Of Pennsyluania, o.
County Of Philadelphia,
a. s. Gi'lett, Treasurer and James Is. Aivord,
Secretary of the Grard Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, being sevsrsy duly sworn, depose and
say, ana each one fr himself says that the forego-
Ing Is full, true and rect statement of the
anairs OF the said Corporation the ssmo wore on
the LIST day Of December last and that they are
the above descri o,d officers thereof, and that SUBJ
scrbed and worn before me this eighteenth day of
January, 1860. JOHN B. KENNEY,
Alderman and Justice of the Peace.
ALFRED S. GILLsIT, Treasurer.
JAS. Is. ALvoRD, Secretary.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-04-06
N AISlslED.

Tuesday evening. April Sd, 1860, at the residence
Of the brides parents, bv Rev r. W. Ii. Brent, Mr..
ANDREW Wallace to Miss MAMIE BuMGARDNER-
all of Muscatne county.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-04-06
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills!
The Whole World United!
SICK PEOP l. E, T II I N K

"
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures . book to fill;
This is the case, the million say,
With the cu,es of Herrick's Pill.
They come from hast, and North. ard West,
And with glad things the papers ill,
Because they are the cheapest, safest, best,
AND superior to others il Herriok's Pill:
From Plants, and Flowers they're made;
They always curs-they never kill;
Thousands now in their graves were laid,
Wee it not for Merrick's Pill.
Fash Pill with sugs il coated o'er-
A rare discovery of matchiess skill,
Their like was never seen before,
Until it appeared in Herrick's Pill.
For years he's WORKED to heal the sick,
With joy elate his bosom Hlls
For tons of thousands now rejoice
At the magi; powers Of Berrick's Pills.
~HERRICK's MATCHLFSS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inuno ated the world I'D
their pop ularity. Over i've million boxes are used
annually, giving employment to eightS-hve nen
and women to put them up. Their cures are num-
bered by praises on the tongues OF
all. Citizens of Muscssine and elsewhere, have
YOU ever used them? Put up in English, Spanish,
t}erraau and French directions. Large family
boxes. Is cts! Five bszes for 81. Sold every
whera-
oee advert sement on SID cage.
r. Ii. PALMER, Travelling Agent for the Uni
ted States.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-04-06

ELECTION IN DRuRY TOWNSHIP, ILL., - We
have been furnished with the following abstract of
the vote cast in Drury township Rock Island
county, Ill., on Tuesday, for township officers. The
People's Ticket" They are all good and true men
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-04-06

TT Is COMPOUNDED
i GUNS, and has becom
standard NJ Q di cine,
known and approved by
all that have used it, =,
and is now resorted to
with confidence IN AL e
the diseases for which s,
1t is recommended. =
1t has cured thOus- :,
ands within the last two =
years who had given up s
all hopes OF relief, as 9
the numerous unsolicit- :.
ed certificates in m y s
possession show.
The dose must be .
adapted to the temper. =
ament of the individual i.
taking it, and used in :
such quantities as. TO s
act gently on tho bow s
els =
Let the dictates o f :
your Judgment & III d e =
you D the use Of the
LIVER INVIGU r A
MIX WAFER IN TIL
INVI9ORAiOR, AND
Nt'IIED
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Seed Potat0as

A LOT Of warranted genuine Albany Peach
II BLOW Potatoes, of the very best uality, fo,
sale At ). q. & P. STEIN FuRxlrURs WARxsooxz.
March 9-W1m.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-04-06

do Drurys Landing SO
At the same election, a proposition to continue
the township or supervisor system Of county gov
eminent was almost unanimously adopted, there
being, we understand only four votes against it.
This is matter OF interest just at this time to the
people this side Of the rver it exhibits the pop
uarity of the supervisor system among those who
haye tried i,
ANOTHER TEAM IN THE RIvRR.-Yesterday
Mr. Beck drove his one-horse wagon, containing q
lot Of fish, into the river at the levee, for the pur
pose of allowing the horse to drink. As the horse
was turning around he got into deep water, and
after founderng about for some time in the shafts
and harness was rescued in almost drowning
condition. Mr.. Beckaso escaped with an immersion
The wagon became uncoupled and the bed Aoated
of, but every thing was saved.
1t surprises US that after 30 many accidents of
this kind at the levee men continue to drive their
horses in at that point 1t is dangerous spot, as
there is sudden stepping off into deep water very
near the shore.-DGiiy, 9Th.
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For Supervisor-Peter Demoss 100
|. b. Essex rs
For Assessor-Silas Drury 103
Duffield rs
For Collectors. Is. simpson 100
S. Z Essex "
For Clerk. L. O'Haver 102
Russell Chase -
James Stancel
For Road Commissioners % sleotsl)-
E. Thornton los
Jacob Silver 100
d. Weaverling 1T
r. Smith "
John A. Gibson 70
Ricketts,
For Road Masters a elected)-
Ball 100
Gillett u
J. Wray 1875
VIM. Anderson Al
Gee. French 20
GARNER 2
N. Soverns 8
g. w. Wood u
For Poor Master-W. G. Reed 1O2
f. 7. Essex 81
For election in school house Dist 6 SO
do Drury 8 Landing SO
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MONTHLY ABSTRACT

Of the assets, liabilities and Condition of the
Nuscatine brunch Of the State Bunk Of Loua,
TOR 1st Monday, 4Aprs 2. 1860.
ASSETS.
Safety Fund, $s,7e37
Specie, lS,947 45
Mott Of other Banks, $500 90
Other Cash Iteus 666 81
Due from ether Banks, 1888 Is
Notes and Bills d ,scounted, 500 %
Duo from other Branches, 291 80
Personal Property, Lass 50
Suspense Acct, 1,706 y
Expense of this Branch, ,s49 81
Due from Bondsmen Of J. W. Duttcn,
fully secured, 2s,Os6 70
$l2l ,212.53
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, 1874 1000 90
Notes in Circulation, 52404G0
Due to other Branches, $3.50 Al
Due to Depositers, 27,01S "a
Surplus (undisid d profts) $40 on
Discount and Interest resolved 483 IL
State Bank of Iowa 50 IL
State of Iowa IS 90
$l2l,2i25s
GEO. G. Stone, President.
CHESTER WEED, Cashier.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-04-06

ENTIRELY ROM
} an established fact, q
TOR, and it will cure
Liver Complain Is, Bill
ious Attacks, Dyspep-
STA Chronic Disrrho@,
Summer Complaints,
Dysentery, Dropsy,
Sour Stomach, Habitual
Costiveness, c b lie
Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Infantum.
Fiatulence, Jaundice,
Female Weaknesse
and may be used sue
cessf ully as an Ordins.
ry Fa Lily Medlclne.-
1t will cure SICK
Ii Il A D A G II h, las
thousands can testify,)
In twenty minutes, If
two or three Teaspoon
tuis are taken at CON-
meucementcf attack.
All who :se it are
giving their testimony
in its favor!
MOUTH WITH THE
'WA LLOW BOTH 70.
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STATEMENT

OF the GIRARD RlRE AND MARINE INSUR-
AN COMPANY, of Pkiade phis, made in com
pliance with the law Of the State of Iowa, to
January l, 1860.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-04-06

dAu fas up III oAAo0
keep in any climate.
lmenta!y canal, q n d
are good and safe in all
cases where a Cathartio
is needed, such as De-
rangem:nts Of the Stom-
ach, Sieepiness, Pains
In the Back and LoIns,
Costiveness, Pain and
Soreness owes tie whole
body, frem sudden GOLD,
which frequently, if
neglected, end in o long
course OF Fever, Loss Of
Appetite, a Keeping
sensation Of Cold over
the body, Restlessness,
N.sdachc, or weig { in
the head, all lnhama.
tory diseases, Worms il
Children Or A dults,
khf umat.sn, @ greet
Purifier CT the Blood,
and many diseases to
which q, sb is heir to,
too numerous to mem
tion in this advertise.
nent. Dosc l to2,
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List Of Premium

List Of Premiums
Adopted at meeting of the Directors of
the Muscatine County Agricultural Soci-
ETY., held on the Oath day Of March, 1860,
for tho Eighth Annual Fair Of the So
ciety.
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Pufe vegetables EXTRACTS, and
GASES. air tight, and Will kee
The Family Cathar- imel
tic PILL is a gentle but are
active CatnsrLic which case
the PROF. rector has useC is u,
IN his practice for more % RAM
than twenty years. :, ach,
The constantly in in Il
ereasins demaad from Cost
tnose who have long n Sore
used t b 0 P l l. l. S a body
and b Q satisfaction ~ WIN
which all express i'll re- neg
gard to their use has in. = cour
Quced me to place them ID APP
within the reach of all. E. sens
Tbs profession we'll - the
know that different Ca Hat
thartics act on different y, the
PORTIONS OF the bowels. tOry
The FAMILY G A g Chi
TuAR1IC PILL has, = khi
with due reference to Pun
this Well established and
fact, been compounded = viii
from a variety of the too
purest Vegetable Ex- tior
tracts, whlch act alike mel
on every Lart CT the al
PRICE THREE !
The Liver Invlgorator and
Pills are retsiied by Druggists
wholesale by the Trace in all
.. Il. W. SAM
Manu- fac.urer
0ct. Is. 1876 BROAD
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ADAM OGILVIE

Has the BEST BROWN SUGAR in tho market,
and keeps constantly on hand Coffee, Tea, Molasses
Salt, Nails, Wooden Ware, and in fact, everything
tho farmer wants.
Farmers will find 1t to their interest to call on
ADAM OGILVIE before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscatine. April 4th, 1860 -dawtf
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SA N F o r D.
FA MILY
Cat hartlc pills.
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable extracts, and psf up in GLASS
CASES. air tight, and will keep il any climate.
The Family Gathar. imentary
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Price One Dollar per BOtsle.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-04-06

Solicitors for Plaintiff.
NJ arch 81. 1s6o-v4w-pr's fee, IS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-04-06

do stallion for all work-svsspstakes
CLAssE-MATCHED AND SINGLE HoRs
Best pair matcusd horses, mares or geldinYs,
in light harness -
ID pair m.tehed horses, mares or gsldings,
in light harness
Best single horse, mare or gsldiAg, in light
harness
I'd single horse, mare or gslding, In light
harness >
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SA N f q IL DIS
LIVER V1GOR TOR
nERIIITaTES

TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM
i GUMS, and has become an established fact, q
standard NJ edicine, TOR and it will eura
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-18
Monstarp ana Commercial 8ebisho.
BALTIMORE, April II, ls6

BALTIMORE, April II, 1860.
All the Mining Stocks the list with the execution
Gardner HILL active to-day but Railroad shares and
other stocks were comparatively quiet The only sale of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 25 shares at s7O
buyer 60 days, but of Northern Central do l5O share
were sold, so at sl5A buyer days. and 100 at sl5%
buyer 60 days Baltimore and Ohio left of yester
day. at $40 bid $70A asked but Northern Central closed
at $l5S bid Sl57s asked regular way, these figures
ing advance of the prices bid and asked for at
the close yesterday For Railroad bonds there was some
inquiry and sales made of S. 900 Baltimore and
Ohio 1855 at S2K and 900 Northern Central 1855
59A Sales also of $50 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
extra dividend orders at 81 advance of per cent on
the last sale
The business at the Board to day was however as it
has been for some time past chiefly in Mining stocks
Springfield was especially active, and the market for
was very strong Sales of about SEQ shares made
ALL with the exception of one two small lots at SAN
There nothing whatever done in Gardner Hill
Board but of Guilfor there about 5000 shares
at $3696375 these figures being advance of rs to 81
per SHARE the price paid for this stock close
yesterday Cambridge and North State were both pretty
firm Sales made of 200 shares the former at
sl7591 ST. and 500 shares of the latter 81 "a Mining
stocks generally closed firm For Bank there was
some inquiry and sales made of 10 shares Me
chanics at t2H and 40 shares Farmers and Merchants
at $40.
In New York to-day stocks firm, and generally
higher. Erie advanced g; New York Central q; Har.
lem 2x Galena and Chicago III Cleveland and Toledo
& Rock Island. q; Michigan Southern n; Michigan
Southern guaranteed h Canton 4; and Missouri 6s n
Reading and Illinois Central bonds sold yesterdays
figures but Virginia 6's declined x
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.


FIRST BRANCH.-Present: SAMUEL G. SPIcER,
Esq, President, and all the members, except
Messrs. Irons and TALBoT.-Mr. SIMMs presented
petition from John b. Morris and Others proper
ty holders in the city, relative to the sale of real
estate for taxes, where there is ground rent, pro-
testing against the sale of the fee simple, and ask
ing that ordinance be passed prohibiting the sale
of the all cases where the estate the essees
is sufficient meet the demands he property; re-
ferred.-Mr. SPEDDEN, of the Joint Standing Com
mittee on Highways, presented a report with
ordinances authorizing and directing the City
Commissioner to have paved Robinson and Boyd
alleys; laid on the table.--Mr. CHAPMAN, of the
Committee on Ways and Means, presented report
with resolution appropriating $3.50 to Henry
Fuller, for serving as Clerk in the Auditors
ofhce.-A communication was received from
Mayor Swami, enclosing an application from
Judge Hugh L. Bond, requesting that gas may be
introduced into the Criminal Court.--Mr. BAN
offered resolution directing the City Comptroller
to have gas conveyed into the city Criminal Court
room, and also the rotunda of the same.--Mr.
Balm moved suspension of the erules.--Mr. BAUGH-
ER seconded themotion, and said he was astonished
that the gas had not been placed there long since.
MIR. TAYLoR-"lt was never needed there be-
fore. The resolution was adopted.-A COM
munication was received from Mayor Swami en-
closing the following veto message
MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HAIL.
Baltimore, April 16, 1860. I
To the Honorable, the Members of the First Branch Of The
City Council: F,s.,
GESrLEMxN; return without my signature the resO,
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New MAP OF VIRGINlA.-A map of Virginia,
prepared during the past year under the auspices
of the then Governor of Virginia, Hon Henry A.
Wise, has been completed, and appears to be enti-
tied to great confidence for accuracy. The basis
of the present map is that which was constructed
in 1925, by Herman Boye, in conformity with an
act of the Legislature, and enjoyed justly high
character The improvements have consisted of
additions since 1925, and such corrections as the
interval of time would be likely to discover and
point out. Water-courses and mountain ranges
are in their true position, a matter which cannot
be said OF great many maps which have been pre-
pared from explorations and surveys, sometimes
conducted at great expense. Besides the territory
land, Delaware and adjacent parts of Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Kentucky and Ohio, and consequently
the whole of the Chesapeake Bay and its Islands,
Nat Int
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rHRONOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
- - BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
GLOBES
nT- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOr F.
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
20 Fratt street
NarrY Ynrk roootf

THE DEATH OF JAMES OrIs.-A correspondent cf the
Springfield Republican furnishes the following in
teresng account of the death of the patriot James
Otis: At one time he remarked to member of the
family: "My dear sister, | hope when God AL
mighty, in his righteous providence, shall take me
out OF time into eternity, that it will be by flash
of lightning" Speedily was his desire fulfilled.
Says William Tudor, his biographer: "0n Friday
afternoon, the 23d of May, 1888, heavy cloud sud
denly arose, and the greater part of the family
collected in of the to wait until the show
er should have passed Otis, with his cane in one
hand, stood against the post of the door, which
opened from this apartment into the front entry.
He was in the act of telling the assembled group a
story, when explosion took place, which seemed
to shake the solid earth, and he fell, without
struggle a word, instantaneousy dead. This
flash of lightning was the first that came from the
were remarkable There were seven or eight per-
sons in the room, but other injured. No
mark of any kind could be found on Otis, was
there the slightest change or convulsion on his
features
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WAsHINGToN, April 16.-No. SO. The United
States, plaintiffs in error, Us. Richard Lee Fearn
Errors to the Circuit Court ofthe United States for
the Southern District of Alabama. Mr. Justice
Clifford delivered the opinion of the Court revers-
ing the judgments of the said Circuit Court, and
remanding the causes, with directions to award a
uenire fdcids de noUo.-No. l52. John Rowland ct
al, claimants of the bark Griffin, &C., appellants,
u.s. John Greenway ct al. Appeal from the Circuit
Court of the United States for the Southern Dis
trct of New York. Mr.. Justice Campbell deliver
ed the opinion OF the Court, affirming the decree of
the said Circuit Court in this cause with costs and
interest.-No. l73. Emma b. G. Thompson ct al
plaintiffs in error, lessee of Jane Carroll ct a.
In error to the Circuit Court of the United States
for the District of Columbia. Mr.. Justice Grier
delivered the opinion of the Court. reversing the
judgment of the said circuit Court, with costs and
remanding the cause, with directions to award n
cenire faciaS dc nOUo. Mo- 1893. Anson Bangs Il
Co., appellants, The Blue Ridge Railroad Com
pany. Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of
the Court on the motion that the appellants have
sixty DAYS to give the bond and file the same with
the Clerk of this Court, and that upon their COM
plying with this order that the said motion shall be
overruled and it is further ordered by this Court
that if the said appellants shall fail to give and file
the said bond within the time so prescribed that
then the said motion shall be granted and the said
appeal dismissed.-No. l5S. ohm NJ. Castner ct
al, appellants, as. Charles Symonds. Appeal from
the Supreme Court of the Territory of Minnesota
The decree of the said Supreme Court was affirm
ed, with costs, by a divided Court.-No l05.
Edwin G. Adams, plaintiff in error, Us. Samuel
Norris. The argument of this cause was con-
tinued by Mr.. L. NJ. Stanton for the defendant in
error.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, April 17.-Cotton is steady-saes of OOa
bales to-day Flour is dullsales of 500 bbls Ohio Sc
g6l5; Southern $6.20d630. Wheat is auiet-sales of
II 500 bushels white 81 60G175 Milwaukee Club sI 26
Corn rmasaes of "a 600 bushels; mixed 73974H cts
steady; Mess sl7.S7K@7.75 Prime sl425 Lard is
heavy at sloS@H cts. Whiskey is steady. Sugar is
dull and heavy; New Orleans 5%G6% cts. Spirits Tur-
pentine dull. Rosin is steady. Rice is dull
CINCINNATI, April 17.-Flour is quiet. Whiskey is
unchanged-sales at 1sGSH cts. Provisions are gene
rally unchanged-sales of Mess Pork at sl7.25 Money
is in good demand al 10 The Inrnnlr
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


NEW YoRK-Schr. SomerSet-46 coils rope 4s boxes
mdse., Robinson Lord 4S9 bars iron Keyser TroxelI
Coz 46 pkgs. mdse., Baker, Bros, Co 297 do, W.
Bridges & Son; so pkgs. wine, l.. Thomson & Co..
l26 do, Pracht, voneif & Co.; 10 bbs. Birthstone
Beatty Cole % cases sardines 100 OIL Schwartz
y Dix; l70 pcs. pow castings. E. Whitman 4 Co %
cases ginger, Palmer & Thomas; 10 bbls. paint W H.
Bolton; hid. mdse., Poole 4 Hunt 074 pkgs do ,
sundry persons
PoRTLAND-Schr. Harriet Bdker.-l70 tons plaster
Kelsey Gray; 100 bbls rum, c. NJ. Jackson h Co
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SALES AT The BALTIMoRE STOCK boAKr.
PRICES ANDsALgs OF STOCKS INNEW YuRh
RY TEL ksRApH

The New York Tribune of this morning says:
Foreign exchange is steady at recently given
Sterling is quoted at 10SAG10sS for bankers bills with
sales mostly at the last quotation.
Freights to Liverpool 800 bales cotton at 3167 32d
1000 bushels wheat per steamer, 6Hd in bags; 300
erces beef at S. 3D. 500 packages lard at 22 Cd IL 900
bushels at Cd, in bulk 500 hides at Is 900
lbs beeswaN at l6d 1000 lbs. whaefoots 22s Cd;
600 gallons oil at 22s 3d. and so tierces rice at 22
To London so tons copper at 20s To Bremen 200
shOepegs at Is. Cd.
The following is statement of the condition of the
Banks OF the city Of New York
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the weather for the past few days having very un
Yorable There about 10000 Herring brought up
which sold at Slldl2 per thousand In Shad there has
peen material falling of, and there but 5000
Drought up, which sold at sl3(9l5 per hundred Bunch
fish are not abundant and prices there was an ad
vance, Rock and Perch selling at 1Od14 cts per bunch
There is very active demand for Shad Herring and
the supply is not adeauate.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

WEST INDIEs-Brig r. C. Wright-l 479 bbls -four
235 bbs. meal, l75 bbs bread 300 bushels corn
100 bags peas 300 kegs lard 100 buckets do 12O bbs
pork 10 do vinegar 100 boxes candles % casks wine
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bdrk In11S-2 24O bbls -four Is
cases stripes rs cases drills, GO bales stripes
JAMAICA-Schr. Henry PdySon.-64l bbs. -four l69
bbls corn meal 80 bbls pork, 25 half bbls beef 100
kegs butter, tobacco IL tres rice $50 bushels
corn, 81 boxes cheese. % reams naner cases wine