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VOWED Our AND BOWED OUr.-An
Indian, after hearing q missionary preach
on the the text. Make VOWS to heav-
En- and keep them" went ID to the
preacher after the sermon, and said
e / have madea vow to 60 to Jour house
a little surprised, the miaisteraasEer-
ed, . We'll, keep your VOW.
On arriving al the house, the Indian
said, 8 have made vow to sup with
you.
Tbs was also granted, but when. after
supper, the Indian added, . I have made
a vow to sleep in your house" fearing
there would be no end to the VOWS Of lis
attentive auditor, the preacher fsplied.
e Il Is easy SO to do, but have made q
vow thatyou shall leave tomorrow morn
ing. > to which the Indian consented with
our hesitation.
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MORAL sUAsION.

The scenes at the cells Of the Central
Police Station are often very queer.
They are ludicrous at times, pathetic at
others, and heart-rending only too often.
Tipsy men and women, when disposed to
be boisterous, are sometimes so extremely
comical that laughter is really irresisti-
be. Even an anchorite would oitentimes
be compelled TO smile ct such oddities Of
character as be there witnesses. Gu
Sunday night, q young colored person
was locked up in the cells upon some
charge Ike petty larceny. he made
such a hullaballoo that pedestrians rush
ed to the doors, supposing that 4 murder
was being committed. Some policemen
would have roughly handled the simple
witted creature, but the officer in charge,
Dir. Bates, looks at human weakness
through Christian speetaeles. He went
to the cell and opened up.
What are you hallooing for"
Kase (5oo hoo) Use in trouble.
amt no account to-day, noways."
well, why don't you bold your noise.
then p
Kase Use pizened."
PiZsnedl with what ;"
"Pizened with trouble; that's what
l Isl
What kind Of trouble =
Why, kase the officer took me away
jis when de ole woman cut into The Bic
watermelon, { boo hoo and de niger
didn't get Bit
As he finished up this lzmentation, the
darkey renewed his howls, fairly making
the whole place hideous with bis grief
1lr. Bates couldn't endure It any longer
Look here, boy said be, "dO y0u TX,
ginger eakes?
Fust rate the darkiss eyes bright
ened as he spoke.
Better than watermelon =
The darkey studied a while
" Wei, pretty nigh better, any how.
And if I get you some viii you shu
your yelling aud 20 to sleep 2?
g Swar to goodness I VII, jes' yOl
try ne" was his quick reply.
The officer went cut aud returne,
with two goodly ginger cakes which b.
passed through the grating into the So
be hand Of bis prisoner.
Half an hour afterWard the boy
was asleep, snoring Ike s grampus, an.
caring no more for the vermin that n
habit the place than the pine Sab tia
furnished him a couch.-PLiIadslpLi,
North AHsricGa.
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ITALY.
BE WILLIAM crILES BRXAST.

HY WILLIAM CULLEN BRTAST.
Voices from the mountains speak
Apennines TO Alps replys
vale 70 vale and peak 20 peak
Toss an ola remembered cry:
Italy
shall be free;
such the mighty shout thar fills
Al the passes Of her hills.
All the old italian lakes
Culver at that quiekouins word;
Como with with a thrill awakesi
Garda TO her depths is stirred
Mid the steps
Where he sleeps,
Dreaming Of the elder years,
Startled Thrasymenus hears.
Sweeping Arno, swelling Pc,
Murmur freedom 70 their mcads.
T.blr swirl and Liis slow
send strange whispers from their reeds
Italy
shall Dc free,
Sing the ciittcrinE brooks that slide
Toward the sea, from Etna's side.
L1u- ago was Grlcchus s-au5
Burus persisted long as0s
Yet the living roots remain
Whence The shoots Of greatness grow
Yet again,
G0d-Ike men,
s1ruHr from that heroic stem,
Gail the lard % rise with them.
They who hun. the swarming street,
They who chase the mountain boar,
Or, where cliff and bul0w meet,
Pulc the wins OF pull the oar,
With stroke
Break their yoke;
Slaves but yestereve were they
Frccmlu with the dawuing day.
Looking iHhis chEJrcu's eyes,
While his own with rladnCss fash,
HNere shall these, the father cries,
"Cr.nze, Ike L5luds beneath the last
These shall ue'J-
Brook -1 wear
Chains that, thick with sorIed rust,
Weigh the spirit to the dust
1IllarcLs, ye whose armies stand
Hlncsscl for the battlefield,
T-u=e, and from the lifted hand
Drop The bolts Of war ye WELD
Stand aloof
While the proof
OF the peoples might is given;
Lelve their kings 10 them and heaven.
stand a50of, and see the oppressed
Chase the oppress5r, pale with fear,
As the. fresh winds Of the west
Blow the misty valleys clear.
Stand and see
Italy
Cast the gives she wears no more
To the cuIf that sweep the shore.
Nslg Tori Ledger.
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4 SsE TfELstEaG " 0EtilcTa
But the greatest wonder Is 70 know,
How Bis5ee < Black can sell goods 50 low,
Why al around the Peopis stare,
To see the business done Up there
Millinery goods you there may get,
And Ready Made CIothing-Tust ct,
Tin, Boots and Rub5srs, by tie pair,
Brown Earthen, Shoes. and coed Glassware.
Hats, Caps and Goats, I'll ready made,
DeLafnes and Prints that viii not fade;
Al kinds Of tools. both steel and wood,
The best Of Lamps, and Oil that's good.
Paper, Carpets, fancy fxiugs. which you ortei
Be getting FOR yoar blooming daughter,
They've Sugar, Salt, and Turpentine,
Crockery too-al N CIR line.
Tobacco, Tea, al good and nice,
They'll sell 70 yoz 1T lowest price;
Al sorts Of goods-jast call AID look,
Toaane then al would make z book.
II these strange sights yo1 want 70 see,
Yoa'n call On rs at Coventry
At the old U1ioa Store is where we stop,
lis Just hard By the Blacksmith shop.
BISBEE & BLACK.
Coventry, October Is, I5g9-4sf
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Look Here.

- saas-Iloer ll-enea g0inE 70 market Il
zocut three weeks Tor = new ss5elr 81 -
o1s- and WI sea from row 70 10 that ffrss ~
sock q Dry Coos, Hats and Caps. Re.Ev 800
I-7-l-1z, AID mary o1asr kinds Of Goods 4 80
Cone 10 and get lots af goods ior a verv 80
A2a-y' h ". BOW Ill.
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g The New York T'msi Washington
correspondent says
Several conservative and highly re-
spectacle genilemen called upon the
President to-day, and had a conversation
touching The state Of affairs. NJ. By
ehsnan expressed himself quite unre-
servedly to the eject that the skies looked
threaieningly, bot Re ia 10 way minated
what course BE would pursue IN case Of
secs far
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COATS, PANTS AND VESTS,
sG0TT-s REP0RTEl EbsHIag8
LIBERATION.

Els is g certify that I have gwen 70 ny SIN
L Perkins E Baldwin his time during tie rer7ai1'
der Ct bis minority and chat shah claim nsne =.
he wages nor pay any debts Ct his co1traeripz
AFTER this date.
BRADFOBD BALDWIN.
NeWpo-.s Oct ., Is6g-l4wss
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liz subscriber has "a hand a good assa-srart
- q Cox, Fox and Ps-rlor Stoves. aus EfsIJor
y are Iora flrnzces "a As9aay aad Tsov. Eev
YORK which he vii sell 81 low prices. alse tow
, y and - wlrs.
CE-lta9sFg, 0et u isgo-al1l
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PASSuMPSIC HOUSE,
BARToE. VERMONT
BY JERRY DREW.

THIs House Is new and newly furnished lhfe's
4 out-with aceommgs atons eaaal 4 bot sus
perior 70 any Hotel iu Northern esrnsHt. 80
pains or expeuae web be spared e. feafef ias
House satisfactory o iis rnosfs ~ fnrashiHg fHs
table with She choicest y.ahaa, prepared - tie
best culinary skin.
Coaches run . meet tde italus, conveying fhs
gaesss Of the Paasumpste flasse fgse ~ ehafsa
and a choice stock of Llssfg Horses aud Caffla-
ges i kept BY flie Proprietor = eeuseT passsH-
gers 70 airy 81 tbs adseaaf towns en shnf. aeiics,
and on m0dsrate eiaaFzea. &C. The sagss ~
step ~ dis Ihass
The stable d the gassueapsia goaHe Mas re-
Gently built, with 81 fhe Elasefu improvement
which the szpensnee 1t siab.a Espsra goaia
Sazgeal.
Barton. Jsef 3. Iss9-2fgl
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WANTED.

GOOD SHOEMAKER, who understands
y the whole business OF q shop, is wanted in
r1ediately. SAMUEL STAMFORD.
IrasbuTgh, July 18th, 1850. 80
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STATE FvERm MONT,
TATE OF vERMO ONT.
= UISIRICT OF ORLEANS. S.

~ DID LhIt1 OF OhLEANS, Sd
st Probate Cour: held at Irasburgh within
and for the District aforesaid, On the 18th day Of
October, a. .. 1850.
An Instrument purportng 70 be the last VIII
and Testament OF Eleazer Scott, late of Green's
boro, in said District deceased, was presented
to the Court here for Probate, by Josiah N.
Stevens, the Executor therein named.
Therefore, il Is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given to all persons concerned
therein, 70 appear before said Court, at session
thereof TO be held at Iras5urgh, the sth day Of
November, A. d. 1850, and contest the probate Of
said VIII. and If Is farther ordered that this order
oe Published three weeks successfully in the Or
leans Independent Standard, a newspaper print
led at Iras5argh IN this State, the last Of which
said, for hearing,
Given under my hand at the Probate Office,
at Iras5urgh, this l2s day of October. A. D. 1860.
4sEs II. CARPENTER, Judge.
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FOR THE = STANDARD"
DR.. COLBY
ANTI-COSTIVE AND TONIC
- Z IL 8.

THESE Pills and the proprietor are too well
L known il this county to require comment.
The pills are not recommended as q CURE ALL,
bit L IS Believed they are remarkably well adapl
ted 70 the uses for which they are designed.
They should be kept IN every family and used
according 70 the directions which accompany the
boxes.
All persons Of sedentaTy habits who suffer
from indigestion costTeness, Irregular or scGuty
stcolz, viii derive especial benefit from their use
Orders may BE sent to N. F. COLBY, Derby
Line, VI 15m3
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G. Do right and sleep sound
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MRs. WINsLOW,


Al experienced nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention Of mothers her
SOOTHING STRIP FOR CHILDREN
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ZEPHYR WINGS

70 the azure wants Of heaven. But these ars
Natures works, and explained By natural eau
ses.
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Cast the gives she wears no more
To the cuIf that sweep the shore.
Nsu TcrL LeEger.
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FALL & WINTER GOODS.

embracing great variety Of Fancy Dress Goods,
among which may be found plain and printed
wool DeLaines and Thibets, Pisin Silks Plaida,
Falencizss Manchester and Pacific DeLaiaes, and
very large assortment Of
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in CRAFTSBURY.

THE subscriber would say to the people Of
l. Craftsbury and vicinity, that he is now OPEN
ing very large AID complete stock Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-04

Republican National ConveutiOn--New York
The Republican State Central Committee of
New York met at Albany, Jan. SIst, and dis
eussed the question as to whether the time for
holding the Chicago Convention had better be
changed to an earlier day, and the mode of
electihg delegates. Gov. Morgan laid before
the Committee information showing that the
National Committee had been consulted, and a
change Of time was not thought advisable.
The manner of selecting delegates was then
considered A portion the Committee favored
theCOngrsssional district system, and others the
appointment OfdeIegates by State Convention
The latter plan was adopted by vote of nine
to four, and State Convention to sppoint Del
sqstes to fhe National Convention is to be held
at Syracuse on the 18th Of April next During
the discussion the members expressed their
opinion Is to who is the choice of the Republic
ears Of New York, and without any exception
it vas in favor Of VIM. e. Seward. New York
viii be unit for Mr.. s. in the National Con
Yention.
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Mr., HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, Mstron.
Mr I'EVl BUTTLES, Business Assistant

-
Parents arc that while boarding p1ps contribute
much than Day pupils 70 ms support tne Psrma1ency
aud success 81 oB lnstlutlon We arc ehaoed 0 system
Ou and IN Sir withdrawal from the alurenens and In
serrutop o home and society to do vastly more aud bet
ter for them than We can ior Gay 95s W 9 1 20 ne
Itis therefore hOped that all who come from ABROAD viii
enter Is boarfng pupils and that citizens Of Cleveland
her AZ Sarfiag pupils thus advancing the pros
peritV and usefulness OF ter QUA lnsiuton OF which
hay should, and Justly, be PROUD ana AZ the same
time be than repaid, bJ the Greis 'hse-
No psi1S will be spared to render their connection with
the Institution both plsasnt and praDe u VIII oe the
he OF the Institution, 70 secure the highest
possbe advantages in all departments of thoroash and
liberal educaiion -, ., g.. -, ,,, .,
attend ts InIrumenta hlnsi oea Music Ereneh Draw
nE and Painting these departments are under the
charge Of teachers who devote themseEey % lAe Re-
Mons Su6It native Of Paris fine scholar and superior
ngus beng teacher BY yInieslon teaehss WIZ care
mary his pupils have the best possible opportunity Of
Learning speak the language correctly Spd WIKI n1spcy
10 1ospd the s3bsth Al home but deduction viii
be made the bills Of such, expense threby
saved the Seminary. and indeed. We greatly prefer 70
have eli rsmRin with us without ntsTruploh ne
nsI uupls desiring the services Of the Omnibus from
her homes the Seminary and back cn be accomm0da
ted a areasouable rate oy applying a. the OlOul onles'
CtTers and others are invited to call and aKsmine the
Institution and it, beautiful surroundings and sasy he-
MOTTO be found in this country.
TFRHs:-FoT Boald and Tuition per Term oI Twenty
Weeks 800 For Tuition Of Day PuDlS FROM SIS 70 $40
Bills psFabs - aGyanee No pupsrecsiTed Tor less than
az entire teTm--tW0ntT weeks.
Tor further information and admission, address
dseIs 5. N. SANFORD, Principal.
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NEASTER 8 sALE-PnRSuANT

lHl to the Command Of decretal order Of sale from
suit Of the Connecticut Mutual Lib Insurance Company
against Joseph Chamberlain and others, to me diected
Court House, (cOnsr Of Seneca ana Champlan sreesJ
IN the CITY of on the DAY Of Ee1
parcels lana situate in the township and city Of Cleve
Parcel No O1eSIhe west part Of lot number siIty-
seven John NJ WOeseys subd vision Of city lots num-
sevsn all inclusive, Of the original allotment q the y
age Of Ceve and and bounded as fellows towit Com
rods wide, at the southeast corner Of lot No.
siyI and running thence on said north side OF Euclid
street saserY One hundred feet; thence right angles
with Euclid street 70 point on he ORIGINAL line OF the
ssa on thence said lns of the ten lots north
westerly sbyut ten rods BY esimatienl The norhsaSt
corner Of sad lot No SLtsey9n thence southwessrly
10 the northeast corner Of lot No. sixty sI, dythres
snty eight and half links; said lots being paTcu-
ord in said county; and The land above described being now
conveyed subject 70 the ilou that the dwelling house
at the distance from Encd street the house
nov Gcenpiea Y eo[ge ao9dey N9S Ina no ool9iig q
Euclid than the said Hoadlfy house, until aer
so, u land ust: IN sud city Of GsTsSRd Known as
beng part Of ten acre lot No purchased BY
banded as fol oy1 Commencing a. point on the south
chased BY sad Parker HANDY or John McolseY inter-
scots said lot line hencs nOrhWesterlE along the Inc Of
eastsrV and parallel with Euclid street 80 far that line
runnlgthsnce southsfy and parallel With the vest line
the place Of beginning, being same apd ded by Par
Handy to Joseph Chamberlain, recorded in Cuya-
hOgA County Records Apnl g. 1885 vol "a pages SIG and
6I7; Asppraised at S235O0
Parcel No wo The whole Ct lot number of Cases
survey addition to Cleveland including portion Of
land purchaser IT Kelley WaWoth to i'll out the point
Of said the whole np0sihg pSrallelogram Of fifty r.
front Pittsburgh Street and ten rods rear bounded
WeEery by Orchard Al north By land foru sr owned
south By lot No. two decided Patty BidWes heir; the
front on Cases plan recorded Book page 47 Pitts
burgh street, thiryseVen feet four and 1 in
cheS the balance Of the mont was obtsrDed fgom KGeY
and WalwoTth; appraised al 5000.
Rarcel No Three Also other lot known as loI No
four hundred 1tynine ia Kelley WalworthB subdivS-
ion Of part Of the WalWorh Farm called in said city
Of CIeVeand said lot being 9y feet front Pt S5u
which said street i1 the eastern bOundar said
lots and extending between plralle lines right
angles with said Pittsburgh street lea rods alley
rod in wdth be the less subject al
legal highwiys. appraised At 81 zoo
January a. 1867 HENRY G. ABBEY,
R1NNEY, BACKUs 8 NOBLE, Master Com'T.
Plta'sAttys. ian27:272
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TIE Library Law

Our Ohio exchanges both Republican and
Democratic come in ladensd with articles, edi-
torial and communicated, protesting against the
threatened suspension Of the Library cisuse Of
the School law. The people of the State are
opposed to retTenchment in this direction-and
in this, they seem determined to be heard-if
not now, we doubt not they viii insist upon it
at the ballot-bOx when an opportunity oeeuTs
This almost unanimous expression Of the
press and its readers, seem to indicate rapidly
growing interest in this feature of the School
law. We doubt II itS suspension will be passed
over as lightly ss It was in 1856, when the law
was suspended for two years. Ithss stronger
hold upon the people-ihey clamor more At the
mention of any interferenee with il and win un-
doubtsdlY repudists the rough hand that is laid
upon it-SfEts Journal
Putting Ous the light is a poor business
when a whole people are to be Jeff in darkness
byit. No marvel ths voice Of remOnstranee Is
heard from 81 quarters. s.Fl
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LEADER OFFICE, J
Erilnu Euaninn- Eah 8. 1850. /

ETIUUI ~ eUILlEl 7 W . -07E'
The market is generally dull. No sales Of Flour
Wheat CT Corn are reported.
BARLRY-Sale Of a lot Of fair quality at zoe,
SFEDS-Sale 900 bus. clover at 81 and 81 do
at4,4s
BUTTER-Dun. Shippers report purchases Of
good ". R. at l4e.
EGGS-Are in full supply and lower, 'nd are
worth in a large way only l59l6c.
PORK-Holders Of mess have advanced their
views and are asking l6,SO9sl7. Buyers are ready
to take hold freely at SIG. No sales are reported
exeeptIin retail way TO- the city trade.
SHOULDERS-Sale 100 lbs. at IKE.
HAMS-Sale 500 lbs city cured at lie.
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,1HRRIEF,s aAIR-PnRSIIANT

SHERIFF'S SALE,-PURSUANT
~ the command Of oniSy OF sale, issued from the
Court Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county 81 the suit Of
John Madden plaintiff against Belden Seymour defend
ant directed shall osr for sale q public anetin
the door Of the COu House corner Of Seneca and
Champaia streeis in the city Of Cleveland, In said
county, the l1l day Of February 1880 at O'Clock
n Of said day, the following described lands and
mens TO wits a or lot Of land siuste in the CITY Of
Cleveland which ig also in the county Of CuyahOga and
by Cy Lot No. s) nnstsen in n At part Of said
City recently known the Cy Of Ohio, in Hiram Sa1ss
subdivision Of orEnal Lot No. seventy 0 and Is situated
Hicks being l&ol fort feet fsnt ad street.
and running back TO an alley. Apprssed az $500 o0
d. /. WlGHTlIAN, Sheriff
IL, KIEK. PltR's ATTY. isnis:7TO
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EORTHgRN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
n. T. COPS EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRR AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tr-Weekly to oOGDENSBURGlI, oSWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-Weekly TO CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACKI
MAC aud intermediate Ports.
u Property CONSIGNED delivered care will
ceiVs prompt and careful attention ard dsparch.
~ Passengers viii be lcketsI through ali directions
Of ne lnHasL rates
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~ BuSSIONER'S SALE, Pursuant to The command
Of Cuyahoga County at the suit Of Lew +. Jackson,
Plaintiff against Harriet B. Dare ct al Defendants, to
me directed lha offer for sale at public auction at tile
the Court House cOrner Of Seneca and Champan
sreets) in the City Of Cleveland, in said county, the
25th day Of February 1850 AZ O'Clock P NJ OF said day
the following described lands and teuementg to wit
''Situate in the township Of Brooklyn the same
originally existed, beirg number seven ~ N the tair=
tesnth rangH Of Townships in the Counecrc1t Western
county Of Cuyahoga and known by being the undid-
ed fourth part Of lot Of land known part Of lot No
tytnree and situated in the NOr-WeS corner OF said
lot 53 and bounL ed as follows:
Beginning at a post in said Northwest and
ming South on the line 80 rods stake thence East
seVenty-esht rods TO sake thence North ghty-Lwo
rods to sake thence the line Of said lot
tyeght rods place Of begnnms containing about
forty acres. Appraised at $29O.OO
one undivided fourth part Of the following descrb
ed IOt-beng part Of lot number httywo bound, ID. Be
iug ut the Southwest Of said lot No 81 and
thence running North ten and IS 100 chains 10 the centre
OF the County Road thence Hph So E5 East twenty aud
5lOO CHAINS along The centre Of said Road thence South
eighteen and 100 chains hickory post in the corner
the fence; thence West nineteen and 40 100 chains to
the place OF besinng naning tWentveight aud ll
acres By the survey OF c. W. Marsh excepting thererOm
piece the Westerly side about eigh formerly
ing one adjoining the North East part Of the said
piece and being twenty rods the and eight rods
wide formerly ueeded bV s9d Barpe to B. F. Tyler and
fronting said road eighty rods ee the same more OF less
D. L WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
VAN BUREN CHAMBERLIN, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
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NEW YORK MARKET-Fsb 2.
ny TKLLeRAHHl


LHY TELLeRAHHl
FiourDem- nd less active but prices without material
th nre Shippers viii buy Extra STATE 70 tsr s9sent a.
So IOa52l Sales aggregate % b6s, at SSsSSo1 IoL
sup state: Sh1b5 . fUr extra Eate 81 9oby IoL el
Tsin S5I5 as 50 70 70 med extra " estn; $os51'
To- shippinr brands Z H o. Closing quiet and seaoy
Canadian Flour-Unchanged and usmAnd moaelatet-
Saies 400 bhls at S5,0G6 l0for com 70 chocs extra
Ruek V7heg Fouf-Plonty and dul. al Sl;83G per cWt
Corn Msal-SmHll siles at 81 Is.
Whlskey- Lower sis 1000 bbls at .. -,
Wheat-Du and in IA Of buyers. Sis b2OO bus while
Canadian, at Sl,3.(0tb0.
BafeySLess active and unchanged Sis J6Ooo bus; good
Staie at I6c.
Barley Ma't-Quiet; (d95c. - 49,.
COrnQ and without change. Sis 6lto bus at sOssl
oais-in moderate request 494sc for Canadian, west
era and STATE. .,,, =,
Porr-Less active market scarcely firm; is 1000 bbl1
e7 20lT 81 for old mess; SIS, new Sz old pfnei
Sll new; Sl5,25a b50 wesprms mess; Sle9l6SO Guy
Included in sales 500 bbS new prms Si45, seller
option. -,
change prices Sales 25O lbs fleece at ses3c for eo
to choice SuXony.