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10000 WORTH OF GOODS!

TO BE NOLD At TANIC THIJES!!
A MARX respectfully informs his friends and Gus
Ne that will sell out his stock Of goods
just received by steamer Clara Bell, panic prices,
without regard to cost account Of moving TO New
Orleans.
better occasion for all buyers IN general cannot be
offered. Those who have already purchased my es-
adjustment viii be able to form idea Of the great re
ducton that have made upon llmy goods.
In consequence Of the Panic prevailing, | am
obliged to sell my whole stock at immense sacrifice
ia order to meet my engagements.
The GOODS WILL BE SoLD For CASH ONLY.
I---r g. In-rr,, - !. -
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STEVENS & SEYMOUR.

STEVENS q SLEMUUEl
VI q sTsrgyslG CON-
49,, ~ yyFoiesaia Dealers Ia
x47 80 Is T5is4o1s Fstr!rrralery Fancy&zecets
~ g. 2Io,+rp-- SczooI A,Ep BLINK Bo3Ea
afLt-' : ID o. 800 f7.pI,s Ed KAT
u ~. ~ ~ C,,tTST1;-y s,g7fS Il E7r H. d.
HcS' 90 Al ~ q ~ s,snr;j1a,s Iav{7- reladye9
- q 4H1 oI ;,,s -tores |N
A ~ III 'A 'hn 4" , ,G -nosi5e te ~
eSg#fSs ~ INK 5 ;II,yY5ee f6aatteT &c L3
~ ~ ~ ;t, ma ao,i;,frv Gesiers $500
ton OF clLy ena Is county aItd3 1E5H1fl
to their extensive asS0rtl I5t VI 49, pps ~ s
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TENHE undersigned begs leave inform his numerous
l. friends and customers and the public III general that
he has removed from his old stand TO the newsbuding
Of r. D. Sale, Milan street. next to the Nerauiah
Hotel and has in addition to his elegantly furnished
Barber Shop, opened & Bath House, where he can
furnish all with warm cold baths, every dag romT
o'clock, NJ to O'clock NJ, at the rate of 50cs per
BATH tickets at s. 90 pr dozen PAYABLE in advance
The undersigned respectfully hopes this new enter
Dec 10 Il. ZIEGLER.
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PHILADELPHIA WAGON REPOSITORY ,
90, TO, 72, Carondelet Street, New Orleans,

WHERE can be found al
ways the large 5 t and
best assorted stock in
the city, made of the
very b e st 5 eason e d
White Oak, with Black
Locust HUBS, which is
offered at lower prices
than can be purchased
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Texas street, nearly opposite the Academy.
FHNHE undersigned having erected suitable buildings
IL and purchased the requisite machinery for blind
and sash factory would respectfully inform the public
generally that they prepared to manufacture
every description of Door, Blind and Sash w Ork.
in superior manner and on reasonable terms.
They have also in operation GIG-SAw for ornamental
work and can furnish Mouldings of various patterns
from * to inches in size,
full assortment of Doors Blinds and Sash kept con
stantly on hand. All orders promptly filled
They solicit share of patronage feeling confident of
giving general satisfaction
feb22 A. LAX & son.
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MORE NEW GOODg7

HAVE Just returned again froIn Che city with a new
land handsome well selectedsteck of Summer Goods,
consisting IN part OF Fine Fancy aGd Staple Goods of
every style and quality call the attention of the ladies
in particular and request them to call end examine the
goods as selected them with great care and they cannot
be surpassed Shreveport Ny motto is small profits
and quick sales Core one, come all and get BARGAINS
as am determined not to be uudersold 4 word to the
genemen IN regard to my clothing and furnishing goods
come and examine the goods for Yourselves and be con-
WINGED that they the best brought to this place
iulvS w MARKS
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FOR TAPE-WORM
Esre B. III. Fchaest2ck d On
GrESrLEMEy:-Some years since recommended B.
Fahncstock vermuge tomyrelatye Mr.. Charles West,
Jefferson county Mississippi fora child eighteen months
Old which supposed to be dying from fits. He gave
ii two three Walls, which brought from it tape-worm
twenyone feet long, and cured the child. This worm
preserved and have shown planters in this and the
adjoining counties have sold thousands of bottles of
yUur Eeitugc with perfect satisfaction to the pureha
If this will be of any service in calling attention to
your valuable remedy, you al liberty to it.
JAMES P. HARPER,
OF the firm of Harper Il Sou, druggists
Bayou Sara La.
-" Purchasers should look well to thciuitias the
wrappe and sec thathcy are buyngB. A. Fahnostocks
Yermifpge and no other. feb27
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THE ( a+-1 $50
DALEY.
LAS ".
IL ana III
Western He5
trins!c merit
neous alfectit
are Instant
Illumination,
healer, and
blemish or 8
THI
Children ar
ries, especia a
therefore - -.-sH
preparation
and quickly removes s
prevalent in lie seras. a-e
TO TRA LEs a. ...-
Themach H#=
vidual whose lot IN uiez t ...
chance of accident from 8 esrIos;,, -.
should bear in mind that :. this NJ, I IRE or coils
pest ana only TREND. Its = both p6rt Tractor is K
and should ever be his y cornna III; .ao!e aud 81 u
need. There are thousands" Of Ii1ion as fi5 p
to its marvellous virtue Swho ~ "itlessesto h.
and muscles TO its saving Sefjicac 'le'r sound F
The following are few s of tbai..,.
liiSh q IA9I- EAL PAIN fyT1s55ass
10 :" PIT ne HN4INE asswell as CURE. A4ClQg
Bruises, Pm, geheFally
Boils, paflPies
/ Broken Breast. pn;s
Bites Of Reptiles, Rior'
Cancer, p-{tiudasln,
Chapped Hands Sores sore 2, Of aIkind,
Chilblains, Seros' ! FUNDS,
Cramp. CUaai
! Chafes, Scsi5Ji
I Diseases Of the Skin, ScaTf
/ Erisipeas, cSi5'n 4,
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Successors to Jos. Mclaughlin.
SADDLERY & HARNESS MANUFACTORY
gAra, Sign Of the GT1LIrARY SADDLE, f-za
dgA Texas street, Shreveport, Louisiana, 5Hzza4A
NFFER for sale to the public in general the largest
" and best stock Of SadGery shown in this city,
consisting of Saddles Brides Harnesses, Collars Sad
debags Whips and Sadders Material allof which they
viii supply the market trade low be bought
in the State not excepting New Orleans.
- Renairs done with neatness and aspatch.
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EVIDENCE StiH Accommodating.

FENHE ALUM SAFE has repeated encountered fire, in
each case presenting It's contents unlninred again
to the contrary publish it. promising not to IMPOSE Up
TIE PUBLIC by subsequently recommending the arti-
Gle anquaifedlF should il once prove unreliable. The
test here By the memorable and deplorable Tehoupitou
las street fire. was unusually severe but that referred to
in the following much mere So the building huraed
having been very spacious, and seven stories high.
EtRE I'M FRANKFORT STREET
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a fCtN HttiAhbbtN1 +A-lt4 Htz I'll 7itl
IRE I'M FRANKFORT STREET.

Messrs Valentine & Buter-P ernlit he to inform you
that the fire which occurred III the eorf build
ing Nos 26 and rs Frankfort the 18th INST
of your Alum Patent safes was severely exposed To the
heat for many hours On opening your manutacto
ry, which had to be done by drilling, etc, I was
exceedingly grathed to find my books and papers in
state ofpTeservation am fully convinced that the Alum
Patent Safe is all that you claim it to be- pro
and fire deving repository books and papers
Yours, etc EDWARD O. JENKINS
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T. MULHAUPT,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY.

Corner of Cotton street and Texas road
49, THE undersigned, having erected a commodious
si factory, and procured machinery, embracing all
L. the late Improvements, are now prepared to exc
cute any orders in his line the shortest notice. and
on the most reasonable terms He viii make to order
any description of sash, Doors. Blinds, &c. VIII
also keep hand all sizes Of mouldings etc etc All
orders from the country punctuaIly attendedto.
January "a, 1855. f. MULHAUPT
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CRANES METALLIC BURIAI. CASK FITS.
TENHE undersigned having purchased the exclusive
right ofselingthese beautifuland celebrated Burial
Baskets in Shreveport and Caddo parish, have just
ceived and will keep on hand very large assortment
embracing every size which viii be sold at very low
prces-less than the ordinary coffin Weoer this
ket 10 the public feeling confident that il Is superior to
artistic nish simplicity in lining, 1t is highly de
coraed, has unique silver mountnEs IS perfectly air.
tight and affords entire view Of the BODY the top OF
the casket being constructed the finest French plate
glass renders it the most desirable ever invented
Beautiful metallic caps the glass; and secure the
case from damage against external pressure.
All orders promptly attended TO. The Baskets rea-
dy for delivery or shipment at a moments notice.
j. 5. Kendall,
nj Garner rf Tpxas and Nc Neil SIS.
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REMOVAL,
ENCOURAGE IoHg M,NUFAcToRy,
u. SCH4EFFER,
SADDLE AND HARM ESS MAKER,

NEAT UOUE WCNLINE AZ oMITH.
~. INFORMS the citizens Of Shreveport and sur
fassA rounding country that he is now prepared to
41@ manufacture all kinds Of Saddle and URr~
ness order also particular attention will be paid to
repairngof all kinds the shortest notice. and cheapest
prices,
Having been employed in New Orleansin some Of the
largest manufactures fer number o. years. therefore
| feel confident that can turn out nice piece of
work as can be made this side Of New Orleans.
Shreyenort Februarv Ii. 1851.
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IRON FENCING!
FEHfE undersigned having made arrangements with the
L manufacturers prepared to order every de-
scrpton of Iron Fencing, suitable for enclosing build
ings gardens, cemetery lots ETC.. also Iron Ratings,
for galleries and balconies which will be sold at MANU-
FAcTuRERs PRICES adding transportation
Purchasers invited to cali and examine the various
styles, at the Southern Marble Works of
W. HEC0X & Co.
Corner Of Texas and Edwards Streets.
Shreveport March 2I-tf
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GREAT EXCTTEMENT!
AID 70 HTMHUG

THE WAR WITH MEXICO, is NO DOUBT TO COIL
MENCE SOON. TIE CRY Is CHEAp GooDs
EBUT let make first here Ii Shreveport, by
EB selling my SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, the
Cheapest that has been offered yet here IN this
place On and from this date will offer the following
goods One large lot Of Oak Tan Russets O 81 - Pr
One Boys lot Of Oak Russets G...,....... Cts
Is dozs. Mems, Boys and youths Brogans g e q y
I00peces Aneriean4E gsh caicoes from to 10 q yqs
Is i" fine French 10 70 zoe pr yds
so American ,FrenchkScotch ginghams 10 to 29cts
100 fine JAG organd co0red muslins from l0c TO Csc
50 "French oTgandfounce dress patterns 81 30 to 90
25 I" Plain baTage. q z9cts
25 Barage double skirt and founced dresses 81 to
50 Robe guile dresses. o. 90
large lot of Marseiles and cotton counter panes
l2-4 wide from 81 80 to 81 90
10000 yards heavy No 0snaburgs,. q l0cts
5000 Brown shifting from TO 10 per yard
5000 {" " and Bleached sheeting from 10 p cts
100 doz fine Ladies' Misses and children's cotton
hose from 10 cts to % cts
100 assorted fine Ladies' Misses and chlldren's
hell bootees from 75cts to 81 80 cts
also large variety of other goods too numerous to men
tion which viii be sold in proportion.
In addition to my Fancy and Staple Goods, have re-
ceived fine assortment of the latest styeo Spring and
Summer Bounets also Ladies' Misses and cildrens hats
which will sell at reduced prices, determined to
sell my goods regardless of profits prices, also have
q very fine stock Of Clothing and Furnishing goods
Spring and Summer Hats, such meus Cassimer and
Leghorn, Boys hats, Cain Straw and Leghorn, also
fine lot ofchildren fancy hats all otwhich viii be offered
the same low prices. Ladies and Gentlemen are par
ticulaTly invited to and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere my goods all and fresh
and have been bought expressly for this market Country
people viii find it to their interest to and for
themselves and get bargains. W. MARKS,
Texas street, between Market and Edward
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LIGHT! IIGHT!! LIGHT!!!

FEYIE best and cheapest light in use, is made from
Il Coal Oil, or by some called KEROSENE OIL, as it
burns twice long any other, and the price Of which
has been reduced.
The undersigned has large assortment Of Coal Oil
or Kerosine Lamps, in every variety Of style also:
Spirit ga lamps and all the articles required to be used
with them
Refined Coal Oil, Bleached Oil, Camphene and
Spirit Gas or Fluid, and the Southern Oil Conn
panys' Lubricating Oil, in general use, by the
barrel or gallon.
The subscriber is agent for the celebrated Franklin
Lamp, whchis not eXcelled for burning kitchen grease
lard or oil, very cheap. Also for Fuller's Patent
Faucet. which lasts three times long any without
leaking the patent Scissors SharpeneT, very cheap
useful and convenien the patent Decanter or Bottle
stopper, good improvement, Musgrove's patent
portable Gas Stove very useful and convenient where
gas is used Spaldings prepared Cline, which should
be in the hands Of every housekeeper.
The public is respectfully invited to call.
ARTEM0N HILL, Ne Charters street
feb5 New Orleans
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS !-R2
Still Ahead of all Trade!
4. WINTER,
TEXAS STREET. SHREEEPnRT

IEAAs E9ffEfT, foIKhF tFUKI1
rfs4 Has just received per steamers Era No. 4, ~ A
F#1a Fleta, 9azoo Belle, Rescne and Larkin S9$r
EfAs, Edwards an extensive and complete stock ~
of Fall and Winter Goods direct from the mauufactu-
rers selected person expressly for the Shreveport
ket, aud including all the latest and most fashionable
descriptions of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Clothing, E3OOts, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
This stock being the foremost and most complete in
town. is well worthy the attention of all purchasers who
may rest assured that they viii besold at Lower Prices
than any other house offer them.
Boots Shoes and BroganS for ladies' men and bows
embracing all qualities and sizes.
Also-A large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, Plantation Stores Hardware Cutlery
Glassware Queensware etc, etc. to all of which the
attention of my old patrons and thepublicis solicited.
noy2 A WINTER
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5000 lbs Harness and Sole Leather
In addition to the above we are receiving by every
boat direct from the manufacturers great variety Of
goods manufactured expressly for this market and one
of our Young men is in the east busy engaged in
selecting and having goods manufactured for this
ket audwe viii IN few DAYS beinreceptofs ofhcm
aud those in Of goods of every description and kind
we solicit from them call WALTERS 4 ELDER
Shreveport, Feb. %, 1850.
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Bef0T8 takigg new method of dstling anu Nv I,
,.oJI,o;,,qr delicious celebrating spirit al1 -
{nfsiibis Tssfv for ren6vating the diseased XVIII
restoring the sick, suffering and de0ii'a''1 '-'
health and strength. copDlsl
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The suboincd article from the Hudson River Sentinel
of oath November last furnishes the instance OF
the robbery of LILIES CAsTIRbS UNSAFE through the
agency Of gun-powder and as have been for months,
and STILL circulating unmpeachabe evidence of It's
repeated failures when attacked by fire and burglars the
erontery evincedb by denominatng in any other than
ironical sense such article Fire and Burglar Proof
is somewhat amazing being equivalent the assumption
that Safe seekers destitute Of common SENSE being
compensated for such deficiency by prosiou Of cred
uljty
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
NEW YORK DIARKET-nIAY 20.



FLOUR-Markst opened dull and heavy except
for extra state which scarce and in fair request
foi export Market closing dull and heavy for pretty
Sales are 200 bbls S5OO@Sn5 for superfue state;
s. 52095s0 for extra statoi A9o@6,0o for snperfine
western; S5,6S5,65 for shipping brands extra round
hooped Ohio; IS, ,5o@7,2s for trade brands DO.
material change In price. Sales 6O1 bbls a. S50
Oh for IN ini%eri2T % 70 ehoiSe EXTRA "a
for common 20 ehoee superhne,
CORN MEAL-A limited business doing at SS
WHISKY-Market less active but prizes are
without important change. Sales are 800 bbla At
WHRAT-Market opened quite firm for sound
and heavy for unsound aud closed dull and heavy
for pretty much al kinds. Sales arc 1920 bush
q, 800 bush common to good sound DO az Si,WS9i,i5
400 bush lair to good Northwestern CLUB At SIi6S
club at Si,Gai,i5; s9Od0 bush sound common TO
very choice western 81 sal 5 the latter price for
small lots; 6,9n bush white western at S,S90l 40;
$3.50 bush fair Cahhdi N club at Si,I6.
RYE-Market quiet. Sales are 1890 bush north
BIRLRY-AIarkst dull at Bsa6sc.
CORN-Market quite FIRM with fair demand for
export and home consumption sales are stt0o
bush at 6147c for new mtNed western; tE944c for
unsound do; 4s@5oc for western yellow; 3S95tc Tor
OATs-Msrket dull ct slassc for western and
Canadian; 3lx6S35ke for State u
PORK-Market rather more active, but price
without material change Sales are $50 hbls 81
for thin mess p rT n ~
BREF-Market dull, with trifilhg sales at 8, 90
@S45O for country prime; sits7@6,3for country
mess, SlO,o0allOO for repaeked mess; Sil,2a@li,aO
for extra mess,
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market dull and v ith-
out change.
BEEF HAMS-Market rulesQuet at Sl3@l5 i
CUT MRATS-Quiet. Trihing sales at 56154
for shoulders; 6fo7 for hams. y ~ .4rl
lBACON-Quiet aad unchanged. -.. r p
LARD market steady for good and prime, and
heavy for inferior, Sales are 100 bbls ct s@s1sc.
..BUTTER-seliinga at sgi44c for Ohio; s@l6 for
State. Oh
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEYRlANp nIARKRF-lIAY a9.

FLOUR-ynlOs Of 50 bbis choice double extra red
at $3.50.
WHRAT-In largo FOouipt, and selling freely at
yesterday inside figures Sales Of lf cars red on
track At SLu do at SLIP 2 cars white at sl,27,
end l car choice do from store at l,SO.
CORN-Qulst and unchanged.
OATs-stoady st 25925c.
HIGHWINRs-sales Of 100 bbis at IsXo.
+ EGGs-Are arriving less freely and are higher
Sales of small lots at 7974o.
BUTTRR-Very dull Sale Of ton choice quail
ity at qc.
CHEEsE-1s selling at all kinds OF prices. and
the market iH scarcely Quotable.
RRUITs-sAls If 100 bbls dried apples at 30.
HAAIs-saIes Of ton good country cured at SIC.
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N. Y. CATTLE ATARKET-MAY 80.
TRV TrLRaRApu .

BEEVES-Receipes 3,5ls. Owing to a falling of
In receipts the market for beef cattle BOmeR hat
drmer to day, and as q general thing prices were
rather higher. The quality Ofthe Offering continues
good and the number Of inferior is very small. The
general selling prices we're e9f9SAc for good 70
prime. The following is the range; for lst quality,
per cwt, $s, ,T561925; ordinary SSO16s,6O; common
S75O6s,OO; inferior s7,OO@T,5l.
MILCH COWS-Continue plenty and sell at
previous quotations; ist quality S5O ordinary S4A6
80; common S30as5; inferior S22MS.
VEAL-Calyes are IN moderate request at about
previOls rates. ist quality per n 56153fc; ordinary
AB6aac; common 4(n454c; Inferior 36b3fc.
SHEEP d LAnlBS-In good demand for good
20 prime at full prices quoted; other kinds sold to
fair extent. Sheep and lambs per head, prime $50
$50 ordinary at Si,0O@45O; common at IS 5o64 UO;
inferior at 50 g13,25. |.. q ~
SWINk-Market dull and lover lst quality at
GNGAkc; other Qualities at 9Nd4c..
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THE CITY.

81 The price of The MoRErEa LEAnER to
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Csnta
per hundred, andnO deviation under any
circumstances. 1'71a
The postage on the LRkDER, TO Nsws
Dealers, Is one-fourth Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

The Buckeye Riaes were diSbanded yea
terday, under the General Order Of the Ad
iutant General, issued few days since, re-
ouiring all companies 10 have their muster
rolls for three ysars' serviceon fioat " Head
quarters on or before noon of Monday, the
2ssh inst" This company has made siren
uoas efforts TO comply with the conditions Of
said order, but owing to the great dissatis-
faction and uncertainty attending present
military management, have found but few
willing 70 enter the camp where so many
have fingered for weeks In doubt and gone
home disappointed. Its officers not wiahing
to be party TO the disappointment or abuse
Of those who have 80 promptly rendered the
best efforts of their lives for the good Of the
country, and having no prospect before them
of being either clothed or accepted, have
preferred to disband while few Of the men
had whole garments to get away with.
A few appropriate remarks were made to
the company by Capt. Clark and Lieut..
Giddings before their separation, urging
them to stand firm in the cause Of their
country, and prove themselves worthy Of
the confidence rspOsed in them. Lieutenant
Avery, whose military skin and ability have
added much TO the military displays at
Camp Taylor for several weeks past, goes
with the GALLON GuaTds as Second Lieuten-
ant, and We congratulate the other officers
and men OF that company in having secured
mis- valuable services.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

FLIeHT or JENEIHess-Esiterday morn
log vas set BY the Court for the sentence of
Chss. h; Jennings, convicted Of an assault
on Frank Parker. When called 70 appear
before Che Court he was missing, and By a
q message received from Conductor Noble BY
Sheriff CraE, it was ascertained that he had
taken the Lake Shore train for the East,
getting on at WillOughby. Jennings was on
bail ct the time. 35IH luky yyFl
A dispatch vas received last evening stat.
ing that he was arrested at Erie, Pa, and
McKinstry left on Tho down train and viii
return with his man this morning, prOba-
BY,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

TERzIBLE AooIDRSF.-Y Yesterday morning
Daniel orealy, boy about fourteen years
Of age, was caught in belt at the Rolling
Mills, near WasOnviIle, and instantly killed.
He had been employed in the mills ct times
during the past syesrs, but was not working
there at the time of the accident. While
walking among the machinery he was
caught by belt which was running over q
shaft revolving at speed of 200 times a
minute. his body was shockingly mangled
and broken.
No inquest was held, and probably none
win be.
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BUFFALO nlARKRF-lIAY %.

fLOUR-Markst Quier and unchanged
WHEAY-Market quiet and steady. Sales are
500 bush No Chicago spring at s6c; 5000 bush
Milwaukee club at s7, 95ci 1880 bush extra do at
Sl,O0
IORN-Market dull and no sales.
Other grains dull aud no sales.
WHISkY-Market nominal at l4kc.
CANAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I29l3c on corn
and wheat to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-700 bbls -four; u, 100 bush
wheat; 5000 bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-l520O coo bush wheat; SO, 600
bush corn; e5,iU0 bush rye.
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OsWRGO nIARKRT-lIAY 2p.

FBOUR-Market steady, but cnly small busi-
ness doing. Fancy Oswego brands S5,25.
WHEAT-Market dull. Sales 500 bush fair
Milwaukee club at $40.
Corn and other grains quiet.
CANAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c on grain.
Flour 30c; wheat Sc; corn &c, to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-Wh heat l2,5OO bush; corn
Ia ,0D bush; barley llOD bush; rye 100 bush.
CANAL RXPORTS-Wheats $500 bush; corn
L. .20O bush.