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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

t5s r~ullr kaue and most interesting remedy.
composed 81 the trteG juices 81 the pow
srfa tS te soothing plants and roots iu nature,
#tsr8iea, combined and insulated in wel>Calea glass
bottles and charged by powerful battery Thus pos
,tssin addition 20 medical virtues
uetic and electric properties, profoundly penetrating
-alurtle ssietinE and soothing L relieves Pai
aud ia TGatiou once. twhef freely applied rels
tine strained muscles and nerves giving new life and
tty Hv is giving qualities. 20 paralszed parts and
el-alt complaints and weak l.
atrvais pea1. jIeRragia} irriatun. an1 veuaev
tractIous ke charm. Indeed an - ha have
IT, speak truly wonderful medicine, and esteem
far superior 70 al other external remedies in
Il applied l. j. aufajnc remedy for the
croup sore taroar, udamation OF the lungs bowels 'v-
-r hiueys and other organs, spinal irrt
.a aE1r n TIE breast and AZ all times cures nervous
headache NEURALGIA rcl e, Goth ache.
face. uttuES~ aE erUutTuns Of ala kinds pEtcs
~praiueii las hu ,froEc parts cAIi olanS.
.a.uIeut ana Ion Hia- sores wounds. S--, &c. Il
l tie ha.r 10 te hsid head and prevent Che
hair from falling.
Tie Magnets Ointment has been eNtensivel lse5 3
aa5 laroeue. aua i cure, when applied hor, Cor
scratches horses ard the foot all en- sheep al
e s tor their Magnetic Uintmeut Is fair
tsl confident that all hey caim fer ID, Mil pc found
cht letter. In tie arIE Hhorhood " here Il j.
many people ruy II bv fhe 4uantIty and Il A.
seut sld almost etrrV uhablrant pa1acCa
Tor the numerous rll ana aches every family
f..-- I'd a.I XXI M-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
THE TEA TABLE.

TRUTH ~ FARESTHEsIs.
Ay dear ArS Fuller, Tn really delighted
To sre YOU this beautiful day ;
Pray. walk Iu ia plrlor ana lay off your shawl
ooh, for wAirisiul- 10 blow her lNas ,
rs been sac long, weary age since you've called,
That my spirits are bounding IN gl'e
To meet yoa once u1re and best with your smile
tIae old vixen viii De here 10 tea ,
Do try my new ~oft-its Patsian style,
And carved wlth exquisite skill
know you We taste Tor artistic display
tOh, dear! what perfect old pill y
And here's 4 portfolio of choicest en- nrraviugs
With poems rom Byron ana Itsub
And clsSet ot gems from the depths Of the Ocean
(SAe doesn't know pearls from a clam j
PRAY, how the clildren-svect CT and Jane
And THAI dear, preei aunt, Mrs. Harpet
1 wish they come over and stay the whole lay
lEut they II certainly spoil Iur new carpet ,
And how your husband we heard he was ILL.,
And tlIt tueairinr proved no avail;
were shocked oEd measure hear tie sad
lt4e +eseFser 70 be safely il j4iI >
Now, why need I,7ste To depart Mrs Fuller
iLr II et htlf q hour Ll.h
h' give ile yu4r f4s 'Eits upon thr piano
tteo1 zrteI.G- she's going to comply ,
Many thanks .cr your sInEi Tim charmed with your
Don't beat such hasty retreat: rvcice-
sioo4 bye.u at come often, dearest Of friends
(Iitaak ny stafsi there she goes down IN, eet y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
poetrn.
SONG OF THE ICEBERG.

From the frozen heart of the rlIttering North
Ezuitlng I've burst away
On the ocean tide forever TO ride
ia ha who bIIcsth me stay
am not old, FOR a thousand years
Have but frightened my crystal blood
al my cup with the storn4-ciou1s tears
And gather the SHOWS Tor food.
Men quake as the lifting folds Of storm
Uncover my ghastlv face
There Is woe IN the sweep Of nv giant arm
There IS Death in ny chill embrace
To our ice-barred lands the pigmy race
Cnhidden, es-ayed q lass-
becNoncd uy brothers 10 come arace.
And sc shivered theis fleets Ike glass
Bat then came youth TO our desola ate realm -
A pale anu slender man;
With nerve OF iron hc grasped the helm,
Apd laughed Al cur idle ban
p We fastened his ship IN a rocE-bound bay
The lee Is round her still -
But we cn4}t 1t letter his Sorthward way
orfetter that chainless viii.
Ihe'silent shores Of the Utterrnost Sea
With reverent feet he troa
We knew ty the glance OF his slsepless eve
That lac was the sent of God.
From Thy frozen heart fthe glittering North
EXUlting I've hurst away
On the ocean hide forever TO ride
Ha La who bidGeJh me stay:
I'll wander away to the Troric isles;
I'll traverse the realms Of noon
Antarctic kiusnen waiting for me
III join their reveiry soon.
Bu' wha, is tLi- in the atmosphere,
Ana what l. that eve ct uaule
That burns and burns to my icy heart
Aud ~itheEs ny giant frame
have shiyered tie Iilhtuiucs on n7v breast
tave Knocked ~ The wiirla iud's mood
Bat tue sun hath sIuiittn my shining crest
And the ocean q inks my blood!
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
IFrom the Chicago D D.moe-at.I


FAfnBASK's SCALE~-In that magnificent block
OF Iron buildings erected upon the corner ot
Lake street aud Wabash Avenue by l. Il
Burch, Esq. and which challenges Comparison
with any edihce designed for mercantile Iurpo-
ses III the Union. Is the wareho;.~e aud office ot
Mes>rs- Fairbanks 1t Greenleai, Manufacturers
and Dealers Ia those FIa. form and either Scales
which have given the name OF "Fairbauks' n
Worldwide celebrity.
Messrs. F.irbanks d Greenleaf occury No
} of this block, and their rooms are entered
both from Wabash Avenue and Lake street.
They have three rooms - feet deep auI of q
proportionate width, filed with every variety
and description of Scales, from the pouJcruus
Railroad Scale that viii weigh : lucImative,
down to the delicate balance IN which Tie
Chemist measures his IuhaIte4~Iual drugs
These Scales are all from the mauc:Hclory az ST
Juhnsb bury, Vermont. At this mauutacfory the
original inventor Of these Scales stll ure-ldeS
d.votIrg tie w!iole Of his time. amt HE eu'iie
resources Of his mind, now enriched by az ex-
perieuce and practice # thirty years. - the
improvement and perfcct"p OF the Scales.
which, 90 he general eye appear advauced to
the plus ultra of utilIty aud perfection. The
reputation OF the Fairbanks Scales - une-
qlaIied, and never Aa5 he denaud for them
been greater than now Orders for them are
sent. not only from all parts "f This country. but
from China. France. SPAN. Central and South
America. and even from England herself. tie
fact being recognised AID admitted that The
Fairbanks Scales really better than any
which can be made a. the most celebrated Eag-
lish manufactures
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

THr LOWER CLAss-We do not know who
wrote the following. but 1t was evidently man.
and one Of Natures true nobility:
Who are they ? The tUiiiuy millions tie
laborIug men and women. the farmer, the me-
clianic she artIS', the inventor. the producer :
Far from It! These are Natures mobility
Gods favu:!.es-,he salt Of the easth ~ mat
Ter whether they ...e high OF low IN station, rich
or poor in pcit conspicuous or humble IN posi-
ton, they are ;he upper circle Ia The order Of
nature, whatever the Fictitious distinction ~
fashionable soeiety. Il il not 1ow-it = lie
highest duty privilege, aud pleasure, for the
great men and the who!e-souled women io earn
what they possess. 10 w"fk their way through
life 10 be architects of jIcIF own fortune. Some
may remark the classes We hav- alluded - are
only relatively l"u-, and are. N fac, the mid
dim, classes. We insist they are absolutely
the vsry highest is there class Of beings ol
earth who may properly be deuomina'ed low.
II j. compused az those Who coutinEe w.thou'
producing, Who uiss. pate the earnings Of their
fathers or relatives wii'.uut Iaboril.g OF doing
uythlug in Themselves
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

the heavy though subdued tramp. While hel
E eyes were rivlted upon the windows, and she
breathIessly awaited the result, the room wa,
partly darkened, and she the form of a nlat
standing 10y the window. He paused for a mo-
ment then slowl y raised the sash and peered in
10 the room. fou can imagine her constcrna-
ton when she discovered that tie intruder was
none other than the stranger. This discovery
only increased her tripidaton. and paralyz zed
her. He had raised the window. slowly lifting
himself upon the sill stepped inside the room
and then quietly lowered the sash. u hen he
hai accomplished this nay wife summoned
enough strength to demand what he wanted
othIny could have exceeded his establishment
when he heard her speak. He seemed startled
and stood gazing upon her Is though uEcon-
ScIous what 10 do 1t was then for the first
time size noticed his eye by the bright moon
lght. The result OF the inspection almost
maddenlnE; the contracted brow, scowlIug cuup-
: tenapc ana the restless movement of the eye
convinced her that he was mad-that she was
alone with and at the mercy of a maniac II
( required y great effort for her to collect her
thoughts and reflect upon her situation. What
was she 10 doY To scream would be useless;
/ the nearest village two miles distant. She could
therefore expect no succor from that source The
/ pistol was down stairs. If she could obtain
I that, she would be sale; bJt how this To be
obtainedE Before any plan could be formed.
/ the maniac dEes9 knife which lie fiourished
aloft and Is he tiercely exclaimed:
/ ~ oman, your hour is come PAY for there
viii be hot work ere l an done.
~ hat would you do? she family murmured
Murder you, lie hlssed through lis cleuch-
ed teeth. i viii murder you! N going to
cut your throat;
\ ou do not mean what You say?
'les do. he tiefcely replied. You did not
know who was when YOU let me into this
/ house on thought was a-lnan-that | was
sane but am not. am Nadia! bail was
imprisoned, but escaped. DO you want to
ftyfN if4V Il IT
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

sB The Indiana Republican State Conven-
tlon. held on the 22d, nominated HENRY 5.
LANE for Governor, and Judge O. r. Monrox
for Lieutenant Governor. For Secretary, W.
Pealc; for Treasurer, j. S Harvey Audi
tor, ALBERT LANCE and tor Attorney General.
J. g. JOINS were nominated This is strong
ticket-one that Will win
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

~ There were in New York. at the last emu
ineratlon. $50 tenement houses. containing. By
actual count. 1898 families. or about 65 per-
sons in each. OF these human hives. 1913 had
III inmates each. 20 had 40 each, % had 1877
each--according TO the average
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

TIE SAiTEsr YEr--The Grand River Salt
Cor.ta1v. having : ccee,led ia excluding the
fresh " ater from :heir well. have been engaged
- pumping tins forenoon. and tiad the brine
r1ucrr ii.su any oyio-e tested Sope oi Il in-
dica.eI 100 per cent on he saioIne'sF-" men
: .s s,ro-,- a. aalt will remain in solution.
The average was 80 per ceat-. which would
v,eII ata1.t buslrl Of salt 20 eysry twenty :
;bIea ga.!a,,s Of wa.er-Graa4 Rapids ifieh ]
E.4gIe I.tI mi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

LEGIsI ATIuy-Da Monday Senator A / Ben
nett did = loOd thing ID introducing. 10 the
Senate a laus resolution Insfructiny the COM
mIssIoueTs fox building Hospital for the In
sane 70 cease all further operations. and declar-
Iig il Inexpedieu. 10 open the building uLtil Il;
can be made 10 Accommodate a greater number
Of patients. They are going 20 prIn: 2.0JJ CO.
pies Of the Committees Report on the insane
Hospital That i s0ayI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

aS In the New York Legislature, in both
the Assembly and the Senate. bills have been
ordered to a third reading. which fully recog-
nlze the right Of married women to the fruits
of their own tol. and giving them the exclusive
control Of their own earnings
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

MECHANISM or THE SPtSE-It Is curious that
the ce4vtch vcg-ebre in birds are not only nu-
rucruu- bus tha, they vary IN number from nine
20 twenty -four; whereas, III the class Of mann
maisa. tEeir number. with one exception, ia
constantly seven. The mole. whose head ap-
pears 20 he buried between his shoulders. has
precisely tie same number as the horse, and a.
tAc prrpo,reruu-ly loug-necked giraffe.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

4 REAL DaBroa-The common boast of
.ich uan. that che can pay Ma way and Is
obliged 20 uobody, Is a very silly boast; for a
man - = drhtor - others for all that he pos
,,.- g.. al uf course the larger his possessions
are, the more he l. in debit. That debt IL. how
ever 5ue only to- society generally. and there
f.rre NJ individual member OF ciety IS eatItled
o. ask pay for y. II IS not debt whIch can
be pa.d with money. II must be PAID ia con-
dGct. and IN doing those particular duties
which bNIoug H. lis station.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

3 Gov Weller. of California. in his last mes
sage. said that if the Union should be dsssolv-
ed. California will not 20 with the North nor
the South. but found Republic on the shores
Of The Pacific
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
TRY DR. TRlSk'S NlGNETlC OlNTNENT.

Noue genuine unless s5sued e y FueH,- with pen
Se ratarhs7 containing falI directions around each
hst -- circulars left with Price shII-
t.r-~ f.r thrc- ~hiiaCS for large bottles.
For -ale e r. n. P1fori and JahL H. Vivian, Mineral
Point -2nt l5l Htt-- .lr-s rsEst~ in the country
= A.. asar-- eu}a ee addressed to Wx- NUDGE 4
Co, EarlNtlse. Mai5-on Co.. NJ y 9t11-
sold hy r n Pulr-i and II Vivian Mineral Point
2. r Thomas ana Wa a Bishop. -eviIe- Henry
Webb. Linden. Paw~r- Lauar* & Gel. Highland. n "
rl.7-.-r kv0ca. and BY Medicine sf4-s -au--sTfv
orders should be addressed - Wla- Nua-e < Co Earl-
VILE. Madison Co. n y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

The. a.-ett of tire VIceroy. who has inst had
Gorgeous raiI-car manufactured II this state,
has also concluded q Contract for large supply
of Sharpe's fire-aruS With railroads. te.e
graph. and imrr1vei firearms. II would seen.
chai there ought 10 be some improvement III the
valley OF the y lie.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

- law regulating elections. and provid-
ing for general registration of voters. has pass
Ell the lower branch Of the Minnesota Legisla-
ture by vote OF forty six to fourteen
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

Is In describing a spurious bill. bank note
detector says: In the counterfeit, which can
easily be Distinguished. the female ia the left
lower corner has 4 hcy, while in the genuine
she has a Sickle"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

IS An extensive revival Of religion is being
experienced al Janesyille
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

- The total city debt Of Chicago is 1880
278. The floating debt is 1867 .967. of which
s 1867 has been added the last year
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

STEVENS and HAzLErr, two more of the Har
Pers Ferry fanatics. have been tried, ongicted
and sentenced to be hung on the 10Th of March.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

- There was a rise Of IL per cent. il the
Pacific Mail Stock, in New York, on the 18th
INST. caused by the report that Vanderbilt had
proposed an arrangement between the lines
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

- steps are being taken to secure the ex-
tension Of the Peoria and Rock Island Railroad
through to Galya, Henry Co. H. the coming
summer. II is now completed to Coal Valley.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

1T5 Coy. Latham, 81 California in relinquish
ing the Gubernatorial Chair for a seat in the
United States Senate, viii also have to give up
a $1,000 salary for So 600 one.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

- The Nashville (Tenn.) Ae,cs states that
the Tennessee delegation to the Charleston Com
venfion will vote for Mr.. Douglas on the fourth
ballot
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

-E-A cigar Is seldom unpleasant TO young
lady when the noath tkat holdS :; belongs 70 4
handsome r1au.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

y philanthropy = properly defined TO be
low. of mankind most women have une-
or,Ivocal title 70 be considered philsnthropis:s-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

.S The La Crosse Union says that the Spir-
itu"lists Of the North-W est are to hold Con.
yelition IN La Crosse about the last of April
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

The great pleasure OF life Is love; the greatest
treasure. conten:mcnt: the CREATES; possession.
health; the greatest ease, sleep; and the best
medicine. a true friend.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

- 1t is rumored that the sol of Bennett Of
the y. Y. Herald will challenge Mr.. Pryor of
Virginia, for the attack uron his mothers as
we'll as his fathers reputation
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

In tie case Of the State against Judge Foote.
the Supreme Court this morning rev. tered Judg-
rnent of custer against FooJe. with costs This
throws Foote out of his Judgeship OF ,he Nnni-
cipal Court. aud carries the Clerk With him.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

- William Z. Burton. + +. the famous
comedian, whose death has been daily expected
for some months past, expired IN New York on
Friday, the 10Th lust. aged 81 years
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

zy-The Catholics of New Orleans. St Louis
and Louisville have held meetings to express
their sympathy :or the Pope in his present trials
IN consequence of the movement to deprive him
Of his temporal power in Italy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

Tao-e \ no ihIuk that money ~Ill do anything
u a. be 5 spcetod 70 % anythiI 3 icr money.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

IS Senor Oviedo and his American bride
Cthe Bartlett pair.l left New York city for Ha-
vana last Saturday, the llth inst, to give the
lady look at the vast estate of which she is TO
te he mistress
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

OF; expectation fails. and most OF there where
most 1t promises
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

The Supreme Court to-day gave 4 Judgment
of custer IS regards Judge Fonte OF the MuHic.-
pal Court Of Milwaukee. This decision J.. oi
course bsseCi on the fact that the law establish
ing this Court, being pubic act. had not been
officially published A. the Constitution requires
aryi was not therefore in effect when Judge
Foote was elected.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

MCFFISs-Oue quart Of milk, five eggs, one
ten spoonial & good east if home made. three
table spoonsfui- a lump OF butter the size at "a
walnut. and enough flour to f,-m s;Iii batter.
Set them to lise. and when light bake them ~
rings
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

- The population Of Georgia, according 20
the census for 1880. is I02l0J9. of whom 81.
7I6 are whites and ll3745 slaves. The repre-
sentative population Is sol 59o.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

Worldly prosperity IS 4 much greater drain
uPou our energies than the most severe adyer-
ssty; there l. spring elasticity, Is like walk
ing through life upon Turkey carpe'.
Dictionaries are lake watches; the worst i
better than none. and the best canLo: go quite
true.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

iions IN Wisconsin, on the first Monday in Jan
uary, was one hundred and fourteen, with a
capital Of S3.59500J. decrease of S255.OJ) du-
ring the year
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

From the frozen heart of the rIittering North
Ezaiting I've burst away
On the ocean tide forever to ride
Ha' ha : who bILGsth me stavs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
8tbisu Of tbt Hlarhsts far 9ast @sek.


Saturday Morning, March, 10 1850
We have noticed more extended operations in
Cotton during the past week, but in other staples
and most descriptions of Western Produce, the
business in our market has been Of rather moder-
ate character. Sugar and Molasses have moved off
heavily at reduced rates, and in Tobacco the trans
actions have been quite limited. Flour, Corn and
most kinds of Provisions have sold at easier prices
for buyers, though with better demand for Pork,
and very dull market for Lard. In Freights, We
have noticed little or change, though there has
been less firmness in the rates.
On Monday morning we published the Africa's
adyices, embracing Liverpool dates to the 18th
ult. The Cotton market was reported as rather
quiet though steady for the better qualities while
some authorities quoted decline of l-16@.d. on
the inferior grades. The sales of the week were
stated at 81 600 bales including $500 speculation
and 5000 for export, and Fair Orleans was quoted
at I'D, and Middling Orleans at 6sd. At Havre,
5000 bales were sold during the week. the market
closing dull at the Europa's quotations.
GoTToN. Our last weekly report closed upon a
heavy and dropping market for the lower grades
the rates for which were reduced 4Ssc. u ID. On
Saturday, with moderate demand, about 10000
bales were sold but subsequently quite an active
movement set in, and the sales comprised H,5O0
on Monday, $4,000 on Tuesday, $500 on Wednes
day. prices being in favor of buyers for the lower
qualities, but pretty well maintained for the better
grades, which were scarce. On Thursday the de-
mand was less active, and the business fell of to
about II 500 bales, and yesterday some 5000 bales
were sold, making total for the week of $500
bales, the market closing at about the range of our
quotations as follow:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

ing TO these reputed mines ia st hand. n the ma
iority Of the inhabftsnts, those who think that
gold ID to be obtained by going to Pixies Peak, or
silver by going on jackolantern tour for 1t, will
just remain where they are, and go TO planting
corn and potatoes. and raising pigs and poultry,
they will reap greater harvest than by prospect
ing or hunting for gold. These gold discoveries
are a delusfon.
There have been very moderate receipts Of coin
and bullion this week. American silver coin - IN
request at 99I The mart Is idle for want Of the
bullion TO move on, which would be furnished IL
the 81 n order was rescinded- In the meantime,
the small notes (alas shin-piasters) Of the thou
sand and one banks are usurping the place Of the
halfdollars, which would be floating, as it were,
up the Mississippi river, were # not for the 81 q
rule.
A tolerable good demand prevails for land war
rants, with something Of an upward tendency in
prices.
In the general rates for uncurrent money we
have no change to notice. ss IN - #
We append our usual weekly quotations of coin
and uncurrent bank notes, being those Of John
Wood h Co., Camp street.