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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-09

stock, n. I.
100 shares Continental
| Bank stock, N Y
100 shares metropolitan
Bank stock, NY
100 shares Importers an.
Traders Bank stock N ]
50 shares Bank Of Repub
lie bank stock, NY
100 shares Market Banl
stock, n 7
loo shares Shoe and Lea.
Their Bank stock, N 7
100 shares Merchsnts' b
| stock, NY
so shares Bank Of Com
| merce bank stock, Bos-
ton
IS shares Hide and Lea.
thor bank stock, Boston
100 shares Safety Fund
bank stock, Boston
100 shares Revere Banb
stock, Boston
50 shares Union Blk stock
Albany
l04 shares Mercantile BIZ
stock, Hartford
100 shares Charter Oal
Bark stock, Hartford
so shares Phoenix Banl
stock. Hartford
50 shares Etna Bank sto'k
Hartford
so shares Merchants and
Manufacturer Blk stool
Hartford
IS shares City Bank stocl
Hartford
Ito shares Bank of Hart.
ford County bank stock
Hartford
$50 shares Exch ange Ba'k
stock, Hartford
10 Brooklyn City Water
Bonds, $1,000 each,
9 Hartford City Bonds,
81, 900 each
10 Indiana Central Rail-
road bonds, 81, 900 each
Certificate Ohio State
Stock
4 Hartford 4 N. II. r. r.
Bonds,
5 Connecticut State bo'ds
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-09

0TAT00610IT
xn8 o m oosDrs1ox ~ nm
Phonix fire Insurance CanHanv

AT00600Iw
geo q nm ooSDfs1sx % n.
Phelix fire Insurance Company,
IAF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN. NEW YORK
~ on the LIST day of January, 1862. made TO ths
Auditor Of Iowa, pursuant 70 the statute If that
State, psssed January S8th, 1887.
xAAB AND LOCATION.
The name q this Company 10 "The Phen;r Fir.
Insurance Company" and il located in the citv 81
Brooklyn, county Of Kings, State Of New York.
CAPITAL.
The amount Of it, capital stock in
shares Of fifty dollars each, al paid
up in cash. il Two Hundred Thou
sand dollars, 100000 90
Amount Of surplus on hand, first day
Of January, 1862, 1929 81
Total amt Il capital and surplus s2s7,2ss.5s
ASSETS.
Cash in Bank and on hand 1880 u
Real Estate unincumbered owned By
the Company 11l1
Bonds and Mortgages - per voucher,
accompanying, being first liens on
property in the cities of Brooklyn
and New York, fnostly dwelling
houses worth in each Case from 50 to
100 per cent. more than the amount
leaned, 1s5,see.5o
Loans on demand, secured by pledges
Of good Bank and other CORPORATION
stocks Is collateral, the market value
;, Of which il. s7,s25.oo
Unpaid Premiums in the course of COL
lection, all considered good, Fire and
Inland Marine 1l,e2s5s
Bills receivable for premiums on In
land navigation risks 1885 50
Interest on bonds and loans, accrued
but not due, and al drawing ct the
rate Of per cent; e,74s.oo
Bank and other Corporation stock
owned BY the Company, - per fol-
lowing vouchers:
so shares Of Atlantic Bank, NY, 100000
so shares of Union Ferry Co., Brooklyn,
n. T., $4,000
$40 Treasury Notes. &, 900 each 100000
U. s. Bonds. SKIES, 1867, $1,000 each
$4,000, At S6X $4,000
Total present market value 100000
All other securities
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-09

IL e NJ o . ed.
Union Coffee 4 Spice Mill,
CORNER OF FRONT AND MAIN STREETS,
uov2o s. r JONES. d 60.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-09
me lAlall ana Ll(S lns. leency q
JOHN l.. swITs.
- - - - nN r~
o. fHE CONDITION OF
The City Fire lns1rance Cen>.,v
Of Hartford,

ITO THE AUDITOR OF THE sr.rr nr
i Iowa, Jan. lst, 1862. OS
The name Of the Company Il "The CITY ~. :.
suranos Company Of Hartford" iooe,sd =.
Hartford, Conn.
The capital STICK Of the Company 10 $3.50 ooo ~
The amt Of capital stock paid up il $500 90
The assets Of the Company ere - follows:
Par value. Mkt value.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-09

open DAY AND EVENING. THREE OF
" the best Tables In the State, and In the best
order, can b found at this SALOON. Cholse
WIVES, LIQUORS, slkEs SC,
At THE BAR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-09
Total assets
STATE OF CONNECTICUT CO
HARTFORD County, 90

c. Il. BOWERS, President.
G. c. WAITE, Sso,y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

law, and was general Dad that abolition wss ,Vo ts.
He quoted from the decision IN tbe ease on tn' A"'
lone go showing ,tY.t Slavery was uDiverhL On
Mr. COLlAMyR tRep., vi sa'a ~ WIZ 80 Inv
II never was upiversa. IL was empty ~ ,a,ionel
the scta Of oaton. If il wac general, na' ir
la,v mover could lave been modified ny ''"o
nation. A.. ,bat Shaver
Mr. DAVIS continued, eOntendng tDaI cnysrn.
were DO oil other property, aud that ine III
NON, bos no light 10 take them away. lie sAiu ="
so,,s 81 fanat,r scbemes originated IN Mafsao ~
w. to,,a IN This country Abolition party, iSe 'no
rc,nta;n marty in the French Revolution wno ~
n, o.ob;,g 10 their object over the runs Oh tpo Co
D,:tn,;nn There was no DONos Issue nut VIVA. ia"
;,s origin in Massachusetts hoohuohis'e w
re saramies than jeff Davis, because they were
secret oncs. >. , -, 49, ,,o. mn
,,;,n1,,nI onestion involved in this matter.
SIaerv never existed in the District except by the
law of Maryland continued by the act OF leoi, ana
il was perfectly competent 10 repeal that act.
Mr.. DAVIS claimed hat Slavery existed prior
and nder enden OF that ad that properly III slaves
was the same as in horses; and that, according 20
the Constitution the property in slaves could no, DC
taken. =,
Mr. MORRILL, said such notions were nov helu
TO-DAY by civilized nations. Man had the nght ci
property in tlings, but not persons. .
II being nearly , o clock, Mr.. WILSON, MO
moved 20 adjourn, but withdrew il.
Mr. McDOUGALL I'm, Cali said be had lew
remarks to make. He felt some embarrassment
from circumstances connected with his health wbicl
generally eliminated about this hour; but II II wal
lie wish of the Senate he wonld proceed lie spoke
against the bill as nexpedient ana inopportune.
After speaking sone time, the Senate adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

ton ~ the Committee having been delayed ron
ysrons causes until this bite day in the sesei9n WI"
rrevent this Legislature from taking any acnon on
he matters developed there, while Tue pflVaoy u
rio Committee has been guarded with such nnusuhi
care mai no one has been able TO form any idea VI
the facts developed that can do Jutuce 10 tie ICY
That il is damaging 10 the late state anu
Attorpey-General, TO the members OF tne Mi''a'y
Rosrd and 10 two or three other officials ho' Az SuA
Board. is the first fact that appears nI"s
the whole Board bave oeen 49, ~
of gross negligence in the matter OF SonItn' ;psss.
other conviction that will most hkely De impress
Cd upon the public mind by reading 1t, out IL Is re-
lief 10 be able to say that it does not appear tna
there is any evidence that suggests any viii ins,
intent to defraud the Government or any nauuu.0u
narti,ipaton in aoy contract, on the part OIL ost
ihos, connected with the Administration OF AFFAIR
civil and military during that active scramoie lof
contracts that made the State Capital great CUM
mercal leyee and manufacturers exchange
On the other hand il will be hard mater 10 coh-
vince he Ieople who read tbs report Una. 'neIe na'
not been degree Of carelessness slmos, II no' ~
gther criminal aud that there Is but llttle excuse
Guarded Inv ,ie tacts that orr National Capitai was
In danger and the communication cut OIL between IL
and the cities of the North The people VIII Iaii 10
ZOE INV connection between those hcts ana ,he
clothing Of the Volunteers, while they recoee' th1
many regiments of our State mllltih were hbehoy
ON their vay 20 The defence Of the Capital ana many
Others. already clothed aid equipped, stood ready
and anxious to follow, via Baltimore
| The report is signed by all the members OF Tue
Committee except Mr. Wheeler, who has not Deen
with the Committee but portion Oh lneh n..,ps
He il undertook 10 dissent 10 the manner IN when
the report is arranged, but not strongly, and, Tie
difference being mostly a matter OF taste, 10 not
mat
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NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE

The Committee rose. Adjourned.

SENATE. .ALBASY, April >, 1862.
BILLS REPORTED FAlOHhBLY.
To repeal the charter Of the Metropolitan College.
To extend the route and time for the construction
of tho Buffalo and Allegauy Railroad.
Also, several local bills
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter OF the Citizens savings
Bank, New-YOrk.
Confirming certain acts Of the New-iork Common
CosDcil.
Mr.. FOLGER introduced bill to renew the char
ter Of the NewYork Institute for the instruction OF
The Deaf and Dumb by unanimous consent
The bill was read third time and parsed.
BILLS O!tbITfh 40 THIRD READING.
Relative to the collection OF taxes Oh lands Of
ncn-rcsidopts.
Increasing the dGiies and pay Of physicians OF
state Prisons.
EVENING sE>-IDN.
Tie Senate considered the compensated emancipa-
non scheme Of President Lincoln.
Dir. BELL supJ DRIED tine resoulons arguing that
Slavery was The political curse Of the country o.
which the present war was owing. II ought 20 he
str,cl1 down and eradicatcd 40 the iroot OF all tic
cyj now cxifiirg IN the nation. 10 his mind.
Robe hon and slavery were merely convertible
terms. lie was willing 10 give every man
his constitutional Iiglts, but be md DO hesi,ou 10
she progress OF he war ~ treating Slavery - the
a ain esil OF this war, md sweeping il nom eAls-
lance.
Mr.. CANSON moved asa substitute resolutions
lat The United Statco onaht 10 cooperate 20 ANY
extent which may lead TO the gradual aLolifiiment
f Slavery, giving 10 such pecuniary aid 10 be uled
n said state IL Giacrciou 10 compensate ior iuoOuye-
Icnce. public aud private, produced by sch change
II Fyficm that NJ the iarpuaGe Of President Lincoln
uch PROPAGATION On the part 81 The Federal Govern
nont sets up the tight 10 claim by authority to
utc.lcre with slavery within Sta,e limits s, referring
s II does 10 jhe absolute control, subject in each
are 10 The State and people immediately interested.
{ ID proposed as mailer Of perfectly free choice
With them.
Mr.. TOBEY referred TO the resolutions without
notation from the President n Message.
Mr.. FOLGER moved q substitute simply approx /
lg Of the measure, expressing oesire foy the pace
Se ot he resolutions by C9Dgfers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

- sseh Cslf skins sd9c q b. Veal Calves from s3d.
n Beef Extra and First quality include nohng c1 ~
hs large fat stall fed Oxen second qust inciaes, -
be Oxen bes. ,afed Cows and The oesshe
yssrd steers Ordinary consists Of Balls and tie Te'rss
lots. -, 49,, .-,..
quality are thrown out
There were over the Grand irnnt ana Ess.,'l Ne
ID ics over the Boston and Lo xsl. and 90 the fs
burg. ,,,. A.. L.. y,
rk ,.neeisly for Fast week Pricss ranged noninsy y
3 wi higher but when compared With the quality Of 10
week were rather lower There was number o. H.e e.ss
sheen od at gh decline on last week quite
tou o. them are sheaIed and sell st &c lover 'h L~
with he COL on.
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ASSEMBLY,.


The hill TO suppress "Copcert Saloons wet taken
Mn in Committee of the Whole Mr. ALNORD IN
the chair. -, an
Mr. McMULLEN offered substitute for the bill,
providing that public amisements shaii he piaeeu
ruder The control aud surveillance Of the ponce, ana
giving 10 The police the power of granting icensee
Mr.. McMULLEN spoke at length ~ favor oil his
substtute He had been actnsed OF desiring 10 RETAIN
the Concert Saloons IN existence. lie oehieu
having any such intention. lie only desired 10 pro-
,ect ,he Germans in their gardens pacesoi popu
lar amusement. ~, l
Mr.. RAYMOND regarded the public gardens and
theaters of The Germans most harmless ana desir
able places of amusement. lie held that TINS bll dd
not interfere with such places. III II would, ne
should move an Amendment to povide heainst al!
such result He approved OF the blii III It's prsselt
eLare with slight amendments. lie favored me
reference OF the OH W thc Soih'"i''o0 u" ~
port complete ,u
Mr. PORTER spoke in favor Of the bill.
Mr.. TALLMAN eDdeayOred TO get IN an amend
ment 70 strike out the word "aorobats SO as no. 70
snppress the German Turnverin Societies raining
in tbis he gave notice that he should endeavor 10
nrev.il ON The Committee on Cities to make the de'
sired amendment 1851.
The Committee here rose, and the bill was sent
back to the Committee OH Cities, to perfect ana IL
port complete. .,,, c.,..,,oto,na
Railroad bill was resumed in Commute. Of the
Whole Mr.. SEYMOUR in the chair
/ Mr. uULBURD made forcibie argument sgall5t
the principle and policy Of the bill, and was ioi-
lowed by Mr. KEDDlNGION on the came sue
Mr.. ALyORD spoke at length in support OF the
bill. and was followed by Mr.. PIERCE in oppo-
siOn. ~, -, H.
! Before taking any action Oh the bill, the House
! took recess until p IN.
EVENING SESSION.
I'm motion of Mr.. TALLMAN the bill for the sale
NJ the Quarantine was made the order for tomorrow
at II o'clock. ri. Al
The House resumed the confederation Of the Al
tanv ard Susquehanna Railroad bill IN Committee Of
the Whole. Mr. SEYMOUR ia the Chair. Aiter a
long debate participated IN by Messrs. MlRPh
IsCHOLEFIELD, TRACY, aud TALLMAN, IN
favor. and Mr.. PIERCE against, the COMMITTEE
rose. ... 81,
On motion Of M. MeMUIIEN the bill was Or
dcred 10 1, third reading by u vote of oil to IL.
The lii for the Loan Of $4,000 10 the People 8
College and a lean OF $1,000 year for two years
TO Troy was ordered 10 a tbiri reading AdJonrneh'
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Mr.. MURPHY favored Mr.. Folger's resolution
ue anproved of the Message Of the President.
Mr. WILLARD moved 10 refer the resolutions TO
a SPECIAL Committee.
MIR. PRUYN advocated that motion.
Mr.. FOLGER'S substitute was adopted--~i 10 D.
Nays. Mes-rs. Freer, Gaos2n, ard PTuyn.
The resolutions, as amended were then passed
26 TO l. Mr.. Pfuyn voiDg negatively. Absen,
Messrs. Bradley, Clark, Henderson, Ramsey, and
Woodruff. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

ARRIVAL OF ARTILLERY COMPANIES FROM MAINE
Five companies of artillery arrived al jersey oi'y
Yesterday forenoon, by the steamboat Empire sta'e,
on their way to the seat Of war They averaged
about 40 men for each battery, and were eomposed
of intelligent, robus, young men, almost exclusively
natives Of that Sate, mostly from the farming dis
tricts used to toll and hardship and consequently
well adapted for arduous service in tue field. The
fret company Of artillery left Portland about three
weeks since The following il list of officers OF the
companies that arrived yesterday;
Second Rs,,ery-apain Davis Tl.ou Senior 10, Lient
samuel Psine; Junior u, Lieut. James A. Hall "a Leu''
samuel Fes.enden AID W. A. Perry.
Third Rtuery-Captsn, james o. Sweet lr Lleu's' r;
H.yo AID Alien Emery I'd Lisu.', VIM Z. Burgess And
49, hitmore. -, ., -, nil, = l.,
T,uts L. NJ Hnines and H. r. Esioni "a Lieuts ShAfs'
Whte and #. u. Coffin. ,.t,.
Ffh Battery.-Csptain, George = LePPieni lat Li.nts
YIN r. Twichell and q. T. Stevens "a Lien's., n d.
SiT, Bstiery-Cap,ain Freeman McGlyery; ls Li-u'-'
Geor.e H. Smith aud Edwin Is. Dow Ia Lieut. r. A. Nor
tou and VIM II. HoeeTs.
Tue men were mustered in about three months
since. and were quarered at Augusta, the capital OF
tie State.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
REPORTED FOR fRa ". \. TRIBUNE, By Gso. III

RePOkTED ". i.
APRIL l. ltsl
Whole number Of Cattle at market, 100; shout 90 Bees
and III stores consisting OF Working OIen Mich Cove y,
one two and three year oil
a., second Quality rs 80; third quality. S4d ~ 25
pRIcs, OF srosK CATTLyW orsins Oxen, per pair eliza
Tno Two.year.olas ll60+lT; Three-year old slsa al
Sheep and Lambs 2435 marset prices In lots 81 "a
sa506 each; ezra 81 5O1 45or nonl 3.c to Ne
yurpER YRoS EACH STATE.
Cs,fle shin 4 Lbs, Calves. Uerses Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

CHARTER NovrS.rIoSs ~ lIuDsoS CirY-The
Democracy Of Hudson City on Tuesday night nom.
mated two tickets for charter officers for he ensuing
election ne follows.
I~-oe,a,te Republican Aofardii0ns-For Mayor Edgtr
NJ Esa Aldermen, John u. Wal, Lawrence Pagan Ersus
n Erown and Joseph W,nde; City Clerk. Charles ho"
Cllec,or william ". Boyd; Collector Of Aresfs, Ihonss
Mas. Chosen prc.holder George De Mott school super
in,snd.ut, VIM. N. DoS'stef.
The DELEGATES 10 the other meeting nominated:
For M,yor-Ganet d. Van Rireu; Aliernen-A Irauc1i
John Il Nersh Seth Geer. aid Mm Greene City CLERK
Chsl!es Ror Chosen Fre.hoIdef-JGs r. Dey o'ieeof-
pttics Cannon: Collector Of Aneais-Johu J. buIdcnei
schoo. Sup.riu'end, NV ". Noble
The Republicans did not make any party nomina-
tons but adopted The following:
For Mayor Edgar NJ Eof Aliermen-Nethsuie Or Lo-
Ig.lr str Cuhun4. City Csfk-thsri~sJ Hoe, Chosen
Freeholier-Js. r. Deyi Colector-Wm. H. Boyd Col
l.ctor Of ATFeaDanel NinfhPi school Superintendent
IN. III. portsisr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

A number Of fast borses in Sussex County have
changed hands recently. John Linn. esq, has sold
his Andrew jackson mare, Lizzie Jackson" for
5000, and Messrr. j. W. Cummins & Co., George
w. Cooley" for 1000 to parties in Philadelphia
Jeseo Ward has swsPped bis Hunterdon County
mare TO the Long Island for a fast young horse,
getting sgsJ 10 boot.
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lhkEfl.

CHtRCiiILl-In Thu city Wedue.,ay. April 2 Me
hary u. Churchill wio Of Capt. NilAm n Chur,hill IT,
tn goth year OF her sgr.
Notice Of funeral In tJ.mOnON's papers.
Connecticut Iapcp plesse copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03
n, Y. whSsesale Prices OF Country Frsese
yoy ,us MEEK ENDING WEDsZspAr APRIL N@
lRspoE,sa eIclasi,eiy .- 80 lh' =, T. V

yop rps MEEK ksDise " EDsHspAi' arm > wv
lR.por,sa exclusively SO TH' n T. TRIBUNE pA'''
FREAc~i
Burrgs-There has been ssesdy sne -. u erss
AID Eastern demand for old Butter durng to- "a,
little below our last weekly quotations. The go,
healthy tone indicating inst old Butter vii close on,
To- new Buver Z, quite Unite" Tlneh beowih r,'y
tu tie stock o Old 10 nov ., 40 ta s... :,
niue, . apieiy int va na s,s5aslIy 1sss,rt
until /, Is low difscolt to obsn ~. 'le IA ~ ~
Qualities fusthe decline, = = sasny eA 7ci<d y
Co. 22a15 Eafhrk fsir TO good .Isli:
0,.ass o.. tEins.gO0l2 Western Penn, CHOKE ~,
Srwsuer good to oh. lsdH Western penn- Ias
Frkin, state choice. lsd2l Western hes,e ~ - max
gafsrsir ) STATE. en- .l0d2l Western. .i1 to cn@s itsh
Welsh tnb, chocs. ....l8d2g lme,teIn' 1I
Do fair to sood........l5GiI Western .7tE
Fr,p. isi to good. hs.
CIrsYsE-A GOOD shipping demand has pfssS ~. !.
the week and questions aIe AIRY Sno. ssSssss W.
.tock .csui' likely 10 clo.e out firmly wlthos' "
Shoies to so. sss,, English D,y r
Common 70 gsod , no Ohio Chs se.......'ss =,
BEANs09Od qualities h,,s eeep , Ss, nssss,d W.
make no change in oar nsurr We a. T" W~s
cluded; r.,u,, q,
do com good Il Soa 3J' .a0w. eh el;'I 90. :,
Pea choice T. 6ush.2 l0dleO se, com TO sooa'' ''"'
BRoOx CoRS-a N, 4d6c.
BssswAr-p 10, 32d33c.
PoULTRY-rhere is no mserisl change. We quo a.,
Turkeys ch. = b..l3 ali Fowls, q D.......''' a.
Turkeys choice = n II 0i2t Ducks choice. ..Lr
Turkeys comm, h. all Ducks, commo,s De- va,
e ehictsn. S So0f ssS'% Ola '''A
TGSs-Whes At ca or fneca, straw /. now much P.ein.
material for packing Eggs. except during the sSnSs
months VIXEN oats are deemed better. Whes chn
thought beat but straw Il cut Gn- il about coed ~
Esgs thus packed viii. until June. biipg shogs T. ~
than II packed IN OATS since our lat weeks isP"
prices have az ain declined lc e d0L We quote; -.
sts.. AID Penn, choice, Western, choice 2 aOs l'sS
At the plark. 4 dos -. 30 NO.
tVks-Ils following quotations ere for No. Qusfie.
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FrsrryEs-We quote: wesrorn. cnoice. :, Date.
FRESH MKsrs-Country conssnors feaGenst t ~ =,
harsles In their Veal aud Mutton, which fJnft' ths
We Guote: "a,
beef .ias, good. = s...!a7 Pork heavy
Mutton. csrcasses q ForA O.
Neai A. ib...........fi az. jsye,, live "eish''''''
niDRs--Ne quote: III
Western weighing old IS TO- at. n,
Country slaughter tinld aud cured wsishirs G 4. w. II
City .sughs trimmed and cured weighing o'~'0
G,NE-Wild Pigeons (fsathered), i doi. 81 -
Pigeons (pickedl, y dor, 55d9ic. Ersih smPs w.
PoTsror,-The stock in make, and tie recsiP, .' !,
now exceedingly list and tue msTssi Is some~Hs
A iplrortauf advance hss occurred especially ~ -
cholce varieties The receipts from New-Jefey h'e
denly dropped od sud river navigation haNng
,,i,. On thr Moth and Mesf are not al hsnt f@I
res.ons the advance /. deemed ou.y Temporary p9.s
w. ave eansoes Of Noya~c0ls end TWO ear o. @ -
Whites rom Malice, have arrived We caote; ,.,.s a
Pesclblows,t bbl ..........-.........'~l 20, IS
Merceis, choice p bbi................. 80
MERGERS, Rochester. = bot la bols....' ~"
Nie-cer, common, q 0ol...''..''.''''" - ia
Prince Alber,s y bhl................., 80 -
Round plnAeyes. 3 bol...,...,....'''' "a
Jackson VII tcst.......s........s..''' -. A.
Noya-Scofias. e oush .t............,''' .fN
sNec. Potatoes, ia bDls...............''
YRFsH fEriE ....
Arm Western MAed lots. y DOL -, - yaol
CkASslHrl,.-E4tIs, T. o'l.. piaF'
choice sg0 bio.
DHIED EAuir--Ne quote. Dv M
New State krpe, - b.eld Pluns, CHOICE w. g. 4
new Western. io....ti" hliioe.ilsss .....s
oN,oSs--Bed. b DBL. ~ 90; Yellow y 0'A'
iuuch.. - hDud.. - ga 80
GAAlICK-3s 100 bauches, +la
iVkNiIs, IA gABAUA--s' bol, -
FAklON SQftsH-Boslon. ~ -
MArlE S.lAr- New, @ DO ROM
iAGyer'ssuenLl
DREW ~ FRENCH,
ProngcE CoNNissfoS MrEcHAnNsH,, x free
svrrss, CEFSss, Ices, io.l1s,' oAN'
No. Z Erie Bsiiliugs No",t.,',n..,r,s~
Ourn.ot,ois Quitk sac. and pronlgn1 III Ns~r'
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