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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-11-01
REPORT of the First
0S National Bank of CuIwensyIlle, on the morn

~ UARTERLN REPORT of the First
0S National Bank of CuIwensyille, on the morn
ing of Oct. Cd. 1865
RESOURCES
Notes and bills discounted, S70,5i3 70
Oyerdrafts. 76 -
Banking House. /: I513 6i
Furniture and Fixtures 600 90
Current expenses, =. s: 81 Al
Taxes paid since last report 0Os 5S
Remittances and other Cash items, 3,249 81
Due from National Banks, -; 45'n94 46
Due from State Banks. :. 100 %
.. S Bonds deposited with Treasurer
of u. S. to secure circulating Notes 900 90
7-30 notes hands {: 4.00O w
Gold in II 5 Mint 2225 90
Specie and Legal Tender notes on hand 6.6II 90
Cash on hand National Banks : -: 500 90
Compound interest Notes, $4,000 90
Total S225, ,975 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. :: :: -: $4,000 90
Surplus fund, :; ~; . 1000 90 |
Circulating notes. from
Comptroller !: -: $500 90 |
Due DePostors, 72,2SO Is |
= National Banks 3,4i0 % |
:. State Banks /; l25 81 |
Profit and Loss -: -: 3boS 90 I
Total Liabilities -: s226, ,a7a 81 |
hereby Certify that the above Statement is
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THE RAILRoAD.-We this week publish,
IN our Advertising columns, a resolution of
the Sanly-Lck Railroad company, setting
forth the intention of the company to put
under contract, so soon as the locating is
finished, six miles of the road east from
Clearfeld and six miles west from Philips
burg. This looks like, going to work in
earnest and it is to he hoped, that the Di-
rectors will push the work forward vigorous
ly, and that the road will be completed at
an early day.
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QUARTERLY REPORT of the County
SoS National Bank Of Glear6eld, Oct I'd, 1868
RESOURCES.
Expenses and Taxes -: 1853 IA
Premiums +: =: i,9o5 0e
Cash items. -: 3lSo9 90
Due from National Banks 00l0 n
other Banks and Bankers 4,3i5 so
U. S Bonds Deposited with Treasurer
of q, s TO secure circulation $4,000 90
Specie and Legal Tenders Notes I3742 10
Total -: SI67 ,047 oil
LIaBILIrIES
Capital stock paid in S!eh0GG 90
Notes in circulation 27.5t6 90
Due to Depositors ji.il2 81
National Banks -: so 3s
State Bank and Bankers 1862 IA
Interest and Exchange 2.ol3 %
Total Liabilities SlS7.o47 OIL
hereby certify that the above statement is a
true copy from the report made to the comptrol-
Ter of the Currency. Oct ID 1865.
W. V. WRIGHT. Cash
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I hereby Certify that the above Statement is a
true abstract from the Quarterly Report made 10
the Comptroller of the Currency Oct. I'd 1865.
SAM'L ARNOLD Cash.
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EoDDERC RCuTvERs-ofasu sups rior make

1 Tor sale az reasosatlc 10 rr. .ns MEkkEI
and BIG ..EhiS Ciaal-sess IA
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TAX NOTICE

All persons Interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts Of land and town lots,
lying and being situated in the county OF Man
itowoc and State of wisconsin, remaining unre-
deemed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Board
of Supervisors Of the county OF AanItoWoc ana
State of Wisconsin. for the taxes due and un-
paid thereon for the year One Thousand hight
Hundred and Sixty-One. for which sad taxes,
the said tracts Of land aud town lots were SOLD
on the Cd day Of September, \. D. 1862. Now,
therefore. unless the amount Of taxes, interest,
fees. and CHARGES set opposite the several
tracts of land and town lois, as herein descrIb-
Ell. including thirty cents advertising fees ior
each and every such description be paid on OF
before the 81 day Of September, y b. 1860. ac-
coYling to the time when said tracts OF land
and town lots were sold a. aboye-,tated, the
same will be conveyed 10 the purchaser or his
assigns in pursuance If thc statutes for such
case made and provided.
WILLIAM BACH,
Clerk Co Board Supervisors Of ManItowoc Co.
Dated at my oIicc il the village Of MaE!to-
voc, this 9TH day Of January, 1853.
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1a E'fo6ate.--State of Wisconsin. Nam
ltoWoc County, SIS. In the matter Of the estate
of Heinrich loppe, deceased.
On readingsand filing the petition of Marge.-
~ etha Adelheid Poppeof thetown Of Centre
vile, in the county Of Manitowoc and State OF
Wisconsin, representing among other things,
that Heinrich Pope late Of the town Of Centre
vile, county and State aforesaid died lutte state
On the 18th day Of January, 1865, atthc town Of
Manitowoc in said county and State that he left
personal property to the probable amount Of five
hundred dollars. and fiye minor children. VIZ
Johann Heinrich Pope, IL years Of ug": Maria
Ad1lhela Pope, Sy@aTs Of age: Am" Carolina
Pope, > years age Heinrich Martin poupe
3yeais OF age; August Paul Pope, one year Of
age tAat the personal property Of said minors
docs lot exceed The sum - five hundred dollars
and praying that guardian lie :rpciutcd TO sid
minors l. IS ordered, that said application be
heard before nc, It my Office il the village Of
Naut-owoc. on the 9th d:y Of March. / D.
1853, At - o'clock ) NJ. Anil it i farther or
derei that notice Of said application and hear
in.e be given by publishing a copy Of thiS order
for three successive, weeks. once in each wee,
intha fiLoT, newspaper printed ii s,,i,. co4r-
ty, prior to said heating.
BY the Court
GEO. ". BARKER, County Judge
Dated Feb. 8: 1863.
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Manitowoc County Court-Il
Probate.

Sa OF Wiseo IN, hapitowoc County,, IS.
In he mater Of he IS ate c Va emf kauC
man, deceased. ..... .
InN tnis 23d d3y OF February A. D 1855, u3-
~ on TeadHg and fling ne Pciylon Of Ca
oHne Beir:uger, 81 ting that faleu Inc k4uf
man OF the county of Mani oxoc, died III e>ta {
on O. about The day oi Jure 1868, aud pra- :
ing ia, Gottieb DAIMLER ! e appointed admins
traitor Of The estate OF SAID deceased. q l. is or-
deIcd, that sad Application be head befHe
me- at the Probate Uflce IN the village Of II m
it0wpc. on tue 20th day o Mach A. D 1868,
al 10 O'clock A. 81. Ard !. i, III her o,tered,
that notice OF sail application and ii. a. ing oe
gwen by pu0li hing copy o.. ,Ais ord0y for
three successive weeks, ouce in each week, in
tne Manitowoc Piot, newspaper prin ed in
| SAID v,lpge, pior 10 said hearing. BY -tue
C0uIt.rE
GEO, w. BARKER, Gouniy Jadse
Dated February 23 1865.
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Ii e, HEDtC.

Ma i owoc Coua.y Cont. Hta II Wisc,n-
sin, Manic o. c Cuuatv, -. j TIE mat cs of
the esr ate Of Cat S1hu"icr deceased.
IN it's 9th day o; March i, 2. ls65. upon
~ reading aud fling Inc petition OF Icter
Werner, stating that Cal schneider Of the
own Of C,ntrcylIlc o the C3uaty Of Hlritow-
oc, died test,te on or % ut The I2th dry Of
October ISL sud praying that Peer Werner
be ?~porrlrt CR2 Alan oi the min II children
Of ito s3il deceased. | is Ord,,leI, that said
apDltd;,oo be heard before me-, t The Probate
Office in the v,h'gs - Nan: owoc. on the 81
y Of April \ T., IS65, at 10 O'Clock n II.
AUD i, IS Fu, i.sI Ordered, th,. Uotioe Ct sal
Fpp!ica - ana bearing ha given by publishing
4 'ory o. III. order iu, ihrre successive weeks,
once liz each *, k IN tie Mi 9T3a bit-5.
newspaper mi4,ed IN - T.l;as", r,j2c - Na:i
hearing, BY he uouta
CSC. y. KAI,EEG, Cvanty Judge.
Deed 5afch . 1913 4. Ssh
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United States NarshalSaIe.

--James T. Max 6eld and Uenty Cock, Com
i'lAihants, vs.. c. Il pi,:i, Defendl I.
II puls nee IN by ue 0. a judgment
/ 'cade ny .IC D,si!, Cun.t o tre U.ited
States ii ;,rIl nr me Di Il CT of ,i.ronsili, on
he fifth day Of .tooer, 4, D. 1850, il The
ssove e. titiei ciuSc ! >i,d' 81 public arc-
tIon at the CoC!, II - in re Vii. e oil Mani
to"oc, IN abs Dis:ri-t f.iday the seven h
day OF 4. Ri \ d. 1865, Z, .eu U'c TX 4. N
he following dc-crioed prop.Etv, Oh SO tus.cu
thereof as may b lc, ESSAY % satisfy said judz-
ment 10 Wit: he iolowi' { d,s,rih,d cal estate
situated anc being n the county Of Mauitowoc
ii The Di.trcl OF Vic u-iu, aesciibad as fol-
lows, vz: Lots ole and (2) ara, OF lot
tdIec (5), los seven ~ cigh. 81 ei,ye. a.
twelve I2) fifteen IL sixteen (l6) seye zee
On and east half Of lot tIS) in bio, k nu II Der
one hundred and seven (l07 J also 10, number
seven ~ in block one hundred and scYenty-
seven 1I7), also lots ~ and six 81 in block
one hundred and cighty-oue (lSI) also west
twenty-one 81 feet of lot two ~ and cas- thir-
ty-scyen B. fleet of lot three 3 in block one
hundred and eighteen IISJ all in the village OF
Manitoyoc, as per recorded town plat as Of re-
cord in the Office of Register OF Deeds Of all
county of Manitowoc, alsothe north eas, quar-
ter Of w of section number fifteen 10y town
number evenly (1O) range number twcnty-t wo
90 also south east Of S W of section number,
fifteen (l5) town number twenty t20) range
number twenty two % also lot nine 90 in sab
division Of south balf Of II e / Of section nine
teen 49, township number nineteen (I9) raure
twenty-four ga east. all Of scid land beinv
and situated in the county of Manitowoc. and
District OF Wisconsin.
'r "lr ." DARIUS c. JACKSON,
L. S. Marshal
BY HENRY SIBREE, Deputy.
l,T,.- ~
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Notice. 10 s'g2s!3sD.S,--AIanit0

NOE's:C u, e'T4.!2sO.S.--Nanit
County Court in Probatc. In the matter oft2a
last viii and testament Of Francis Roelr, de-
ceased.
7 ETTERS tcs,ancntary on the estate Of
"a Francs Roehr having been granted % 81
bert Roehr. and three months from and after
Tie 9Th day 81 tehruary 1850. beng allowed
for creditors to present their claims aginSt said
deceased for examination and allowance. No
ice is hereby given that the Judge Of nd coun-
t. court Will ON the 9Th day Of March $50.
and ca the first Monday Of each moul there
after for three months a tLc probate ofticr in
the village Of Aanitowoc, examine and adjust
all claims and demands OF al persons against
said Francis Rochr deceased
GEO. ". BARKER, County Jadge.
GEo. \. No0DIy, Au'y,
Dated Feb. 6. 1868.
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Snerins Sale,

nari'o~oc County Circuit Court-E win -
den against Sarah Crcnau and David Cronan.
Judgment of forced sure.
By yitue and in pursuance o. Judgment OF
foreclosure and sac, made in the above ~ tied
cause, Oh Tie 25,h day ol December, 1861, a a
re-uar terra of the Circuit Cnust Of the State
OF Wisconsin. held III AID for the county Of
haIitowoc, ] shall .1pose lor sale and sell q,
public auction, TO The hghest bidder at the
Shei l., Office, in the Vi lagc q Maui;oyoe, o..
Sal rrday, the 22l day OF Aptil, 1865, al t.
DC OF; in the euonn CT said Gav The follow
ING described u|rrsaged Premises, VIZ: All
hose certain tracts % parcels Of Land, i,uaLt
10 The county Of NauitowoC, State of WISCONSIN,
aud huOwH and described as follows: ,he We.
hall OF sUEth east guar CT OF section ~enty two
221 town eighteen rs range twenty one I21l
east, cot hing ei,hly acres OF Lad. "a =,
much hereof may be sufficient to raise lii,
mount OF sad Juds, ment together with Inter
est cU3,5 and expenses OF sale.
GEO. S. GLOVER, Sheriff Of
haitowCc County. Wisconsin
Dated. She ifs Office. Jan. 49, 1860
HI pra bss te.--State of Wisconsin. Man
itowoc County, 80. In the matter Of the estate
Of George Hothersal. deceased. -
IN reading and filing the petition Of Ellen
-
county Of Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin,
representing among other things, that George
liothersal late of the town Of kossuth in the
county Of Maniowoc, State Of Wisconsin, on
the 9th day Of May, 1850. at his residence in
said town Of kossuth died intestate, leaving
goods, chattels and estate within this county
and that she the petitioner is the widow of said
deceased, and praying that administrator o.
said estate be to her granted. 1t is ordered, that
said application be heard before me, at my
office, in the village Of Manitowoc, on the 18Th
day Of March. A. y. 1863, at 10 o clock 4. NJ
And tits further ordered, that notice Of said
application and hearing be given BY Publishing
a copy # this order for three successive weeks
oace in each week, in the Manitowoc PILoT, Z
newspaper printed in said county prior to SAID
hearing.
's' GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
Dated Feb. 6. 1865.
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Bridge Orders

ISSUED by lie Nilase o. Nsnhowoc ere
wanted, tor which the big est price viii be
paid by I. {. Shove, -
t-H-r at Aaui.o-oo, Wisconsin,.
Datcd F.b. %, 1865.
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En- Justice GeGsE.-N
In Pre- bate.

Maniowcc Ccg; y Con /, H.ni,owoc Conotv,
State Of Wisconsin. IL Ihe C,jttcr Of tie es.a,e
ct IN kor en-, dee leel.
1 "pieatiig % the s&.i5tacri0c &c ibis ccu,t.
Il py tie pei,iop Q. jacob Eh,catank, admin
ist,ato. 81 Wilhelm kurten deceased, ihat O. err.
IS OF sufficient per.olai estate in The hands ii
ths said Jacob Eal-nbeck TO pay the dep's oua-
sEanalrg eeainet the szid deceased AID the ex
pensca ci edu.ui> ration, aud i is ncctssarv to
sell the sEole OF said real estate or 50
much OF said real est4:e As sLal b.
Necessary for the payment OF such d.1.s. /. u
Therefore erdeTed, that al pesols interested in
The SAID real es re appear before ne under.
signed, Judge of the county curt for 4aid
county ~ his cliics il he village u sientaa-c
on nc ID dry - a pri 4 d. 1855, 81 70 o'clock
III TO shoV' cause, II any they have. WY
lasenae should not be granted to The said J ico,
hhieiabstk, 10 mortgage, lease or sell 80 nu, h
o. the real estate O! the said deceased. g. may
he necessary to pay such debts Aua it Is iur-
ther oIdPre;, that copy CT he above order be
published III de daihtowcc II ct, a newspaper
printed IN ssId coeu'y Of MauoHoc, Tor at
ieast iouI Successive week. auG served on all
persena Interested 10 the couCg OF MaIitas,u,
at Iea7t ioritceE days pierioas to tic day Vi
hearing tie said application.
CGO. ". BARKER COUNTY Judee
'e'sa 'h's ~ d:v Of Mach, \ T. les,.
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EEl FSr0s)ate.-State of

BY Henry SIRREE, Deputy.
Dated February IS, 1860.
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periy brought before the President doubt he would
favor tho organizing Of fatigue corps to upon the
banks Of the Mississippi river and place them In good
repair The labor 1t is argued, must be compensated,
and becomes serious question to who shall bear
the burden Of the expense II the government is nos
authorized TO undertake such contract in the Of
the government then let the negroes be placed TO
and the expense OF such undertaking be charged
the several statos through which the Mississippi flows
II Is true that those States not able to fost the
bill but it will be but few years, at the furthes be-
fore they will be in q condition to pay OF the debt
Louisville especially Interested in this matter an her
chief trade is with South and s conducted through
the channel OF the Mississippi Our Board Of Trade a.
representative of the commercial interests OF the city
should feel deep concern the unobstructed navga-
ton Of the Father Of Waters and the members should
take measures TO speedily lay the question before Pre-
sident Johnson Action In the matter can do no HARM
ana u may result in much good
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Navigation of tho Miss6sipps.


The water OF the Mississippi river st flows proudly ~
wards the Gulf but the stream Is not easily navipac
now Il -four years ago At tia beyiDajng Of the
the control Of the river made the prnipa obes'
Of strife in tho West and the stream long and stub
bornly defended by the rebels Thssruggla is now cT,f
but the Mississippi has not escaped unharasd for mis-
the river Is crowhd with distractions and many ~ w
evees almost wholly destroyed. In many pa , '.e
water Ia not confined 30 channel but, rushing ,,ousn
broken embankments, IL floods the low anas ~e,,ns
broad shallow bed rendering navigation ~ a ~ sc
both difficult and dangerous This eu srct
IL the great outlet for commerce in the ooa euU ci
region Of the Southwest and that pence mas snd
upon The land and rencton trade has commenced the
Mississippi Is restored to the importance tIsl was at
tached To- IL wears ago The lcveos should at once be
Tired every barror tending to- obstrue navigation
shrtd no removed theut delay. TO make the Misss-
sip,i mai a WINS I'VE years ago will require no little
il'e md a vast amount Of labor If resort TO the
tyuer mans the work be accomplished apparently,
wal h., little difficulty Az every federal CARR son along
AZ he vicinity Of the river congegated thousands
OF sSs who, having nothing TO do, are longing about
the camps in dleness. No plan Of labor has yet
ee rganzed IN the SOUTH and II Is probable that the
peeroos will remain in this idle worthless state for some
vnonths TO come This condition Of affairs, all VIII
readily acknowledge, Is demoralizng to the community
! and Injurious 10 tho negro II the matter was pro
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The American College I'm Rome.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Unas eS proo dsmsnus must be myth, because there
has never been properly speaking aImnus from the
above mentioned college There have been, indeed,
several priests ordained from It, but it Is misnomer to
term them alunni," more especially as most Of Thorn
had been olwni OF colleges In this country before their
ecclesiastical studies in Rome Moreover, that "four
years. daily intercourse could not enable the proos
&C. 70 discover what 90 few days experience proved
your Roman correspondence that the rector Of that
college was "a rabd secessionis makes II clear that
the ssintercOurse " too was mythical
One would think, at first, that the object OF the
saumnus" was to prove that the reverend rector
not Ga rabid secessionst' But this he shrinks from
doing, and merely says in very inaccurate sentence,
that "he 1.-THE rector depored the oommencement
and the feeling involved in the continuance OF the war "
II this were anything OF argument JEFF Davis and
the rest of them might be acquitted OF secessonsm
The that what your Roman correspondent says on
this point is most sadly true and none regretted more
deeply than the students Of the college, who with the
uncompromisiugIy loyal Union character No person
who has known the reverend rector Of the college could
fail to perceive the criminal inconsistency Of his political
notions the important position to which he was 20
unadvisedly called The Catholic Church need rear no
thing from the silly argument brought against u from
the dsoyalty of individual members, priests thougn
they be and high in dignity 1t Is an argument vehdeo
by shallow minded fanatical sophsts who live on Digot
ed excitement and trade it around as religion The ear
of have scared your would be proto dunnes
led his mistaken zeal into apparent defence OF
what he knows will be Observation-Disclosures the loyalty OF
his rector. SACEhDOo.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.
from Tho 81 Paul Min 4 preaa Junp %

From the st. Paul MINI Press, June 20
From gentleman who passed through Red Wing on
Sunday learn some further particulars OF the tornado
which visited that section Friday evening
The tornado was plainly seen by the citizens OF Red
Wing and had the appearance OF watcrspout II moved
rapidly apparentygong ten miles the distance at which
II was thought be SEEM in FIVE minutes After pass
ing through portion OF Goodhue county II crossed the
river and visited Diamond Bluff where several houses
are reported have been destroyed but whether life
was lost or not are not informed
II was Mr. instead OF Mrs Streeter, as stated In our
special despatch, who killed at Mr. Chamberlain 9
house He was old gentleman about sixty years OF
age and has married daughter residing in this city,
He was working near by, and seeing the storm coming
sought refuge at Mr. Chambcrain's Mrs Chamberlain
Il seems was the habit Of going into the cellar during
thunder showers and following her usual custom at this
time, saved her life. The house was frame building
standing upon a brick foundation and raised en-.
trey from the ground cd distance and dashed
down and the fragments scattered all directions IL
was literally torn shrcds Mr. Srectcrs injuries were
so severe that he lived but short time
The escape of sheriff Chandler remarkable. He
was riding through Vasa township aud suddenly the air
grew sitting when he nsncvcfy sprang from his buggy
and scizing a young sapng lay fat upon the ground.
No sooner had he than hts horse and buggy were
were literally carried away Tho buggy was torn into
spncrs and the horse carried forty rods by actual
measurement lodged In the tops Of small trees
and 20 enlanglcd IN the brush and harness to be
able TO extrcate himself He found trembling with
fear In this condition Mr. Chandler only saved himself
by cnginp TO the saplng, and II was he blown
straight into the air, and for moment hung by I'M
hands
Numerous stories are aoa OF the freaks OF the storm
such AS the blowing of cattle the river tearn
the feathers from chickens nicng sudden death upoi
numerous cats, dogs, &c, In singular manner All .
which, though not impossible, wo CanEV. youeh iVf'
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Belle Boyd Once More.

FfOm bOnuUn SUIT JUHH
Miss Belle BOYD, OF MS we should now call her Mrs
Hardinge obtained reputation Of some sort during the
late American a Southern heroine and spy She
now publishes narrative OF her adventures Belle Boyd
In Camp and Prison. Saunders and Otleyl adorned
with photograph which VIC should say Is decidedly
unatterng II the praises Of her friends have done any
thing like justice TO the young adys personal appear
ance. very interesting and exciting book
might perhaps have been made out OF Wee
Boyds adventures; but this book Is unintcresng pud
unexctng Miss Boyd does her best to make out tev
rble case Of hardship against the federal auh0rirg
but fails utterly. She once shot federal solior Who
spoke rudey To her mother Was she banged, sc3rfn'
stabbedy Not exactly The federal officer in Cuune nd
declared that she quite justified in the act ano com
mended her courage Her only ground Of compaint ~
pears to have been that, having made herse ife'
able spy, she not allowed absolute fre'N oil ~
ton. This In pushing the theory OF womer ifiFhosoA
rati OF far Ruucr once said that this boz WIS 10 ~
edited by Mr Sala One ganrc nj the y q WIZ 70
hoyo that lively writer VI ANY sun lmputt ,Ji~ p"
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

H MONDAY, june 26-6 p u.
AsHu.-Receipts, 65 packages. The market was very
dull and prices nominal at INC. a 7Ac for pots,
and Sc. for pearls
BRBAprUYFs Receipts 1928 bbls. -four, 240 do
and 1903 bags corn moa 234 bushels wheat 3O4ls do
corn H. 100 do Tho -four market opened dull and
heavy and prices declined about Sc per Dbl There was
almost demand for export, though We heard Of tho
shipment of Is, 900 bbs for Glasgow The sales were
5000 bbls the market closing steady at quotations
Canada flour dull and prices tended in favor Of the
buyer We note sales Of $50 bbls Rye -four quiet
and hear Of sales Tho market for Southern -four
dull and heavy, and prices, though without decided
change, tended downward The sales 600 bbls at
our quotations Corn meal dull, but prices were