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M 4 Il RlESD.

NJ IL k1Etb,
On the 18th nit, at the Ottawa House. by the Rev z.
Colman. Mr.. JAS. \. LATTINER to Miss CATEARrNE
L. PIESTER
At the Pastors Room in the Baptist Ceurch on the
lsth ut Mr. RICHARD CLARK Co Mss MARY PARiS.
~ the OTTAWA House, the I'd ult. by the Rev Q.
BisAhiER.
AT the residence OF the bride 10 Ottawa on the 10Th
ut:. by y B. Smith. ESQ, CAPT. SAMUEL ANXENEY
to M0 CAfHAR!NE ADAMS. -
In OTTAWA, the 3jth ult., By A. B. Smith Esnl Ms
HENRY sLIITER 10 Mrs. ROSANNA MASON, 10Th al
the town Of Bruce. -
October 25th by Rev. y. A. Gray Mr. = MEiIEE
to Miss c. L, PARKS, both of Menduta. y
DIED,
Oct. Sis;, OF tnfsminotory Group. FREDDY sAMtEL,
only son ca.and Emily Tavener,-agedS years and
months
Gem OF our hearth. our household Pride,
Earth's Undecided.
Could love have s.yed, thou had'st not died.
Our dear, sweet child"
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II. OF H

Live Oak Temple. (subord nate.) No. S. meets every
Wednesday evening at Sons Temperance Hail. Residirks
Block. DR.. Z. s. IOBERT W. C 8.
JEroNs H. scHrrr W r.
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PREPARED OIL or PALM AND MACE,

PREPARED OIL or PALM AND MACE.
Fer Preserving, Restoring an: Beau. firing ,hs
asir,
AMI is the most delightful and wonderful article the
world ever produced
Iatie- Kill find i, only ain ely to Re..of.
Dsrkcn md BSauy the Hair Lat also desirable article
for ;h~ Toilet it highly p-rfamed ~th rich ard
delicate perfume indei Of the fragrant odor If tbs
U--s Of p.lrn and Ware
THE MARVEL OF Perry,
ley I'D beautifl perfume which d-iilAcy %
and the ;eaac':y with sie! cIiugs 70 ,h handkerchief
= al pcrsoa L NJ .;;,,lied
Tire 9tove articles fer sale by all Druggists Per
At Il per bottle esri. cent by e1pr.-, any
=, dg-... - prcl r.etor-. - u. WRIGHT < CO.
ON * l55 LfteFty 5,r-et Nee yoIi.
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TvE subscriber offers for sale rent his DWELLING
HOUSE aid GROCERY STORE attached, situated on
lots IL and Is in block s. La Sale street. city of Ottawa
TO a purchaser liberal terms will b given
2e.h Sept, 1eeA-0ms JOSEPH YEENYLL
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Padonize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
Office I'm Cheever's New Block.
fsosn Notes, received TO May 1866, constituting
the CAPITAL,
$237.47O 81.
Now in force
516O.l35 92.
Amount OF prc..-rty st risk
81. 73S.o8S ~.

II will be seen ~ the above that tn Connany has 81
ass"fs for every 81 at risk tie leading Stock Cos OF
IL East have only q IT 2 10 5i OF la
tsiti's. As shown by their published reports.
Tho average cnt Of Insurance in this Co. the past ten
Tears has Keen but et'ut one third Of the rate re by
ssker Coz.
s.r losses thus FAR have S-an promptly and satsfactU
adinsie'i We have never had 20 contest a loss
The business "t the Company for past two years ba.
ecn very ospcrous more policies having issued
ttan Ia the previous eight years.
c dfec"rs are well known amorG tue hes, business
het O, the COUNTY.
y" assessment can I've made until the losses Of the Co
require II, api but N year and by re-
sent vte OF the Directors eDers stGH Tgs-
dO1 az anything addition Hae 1drGGcs pIg17t suI
-,uton Of year from the date Of their policies
IL view ~ the above farts, that this H.
SGtnto: that the security ample the insurance
i>as than q "tIT Cos, the prOmptness and lbeTality with
- srh -s'- --' se'tini; think entitled tho
patronage OF t. CCLsunty preference foreign Conf
psnics.
rcie. issued on boz The Stock and Mgtua! plans viii,
s1est favorable term.
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GRAND CONSERVATIVE
.8< "a Il
at THE CoUHT House,
On Saturday Evening. Nov. Sd.

Hon. s. W RANDALL, of Joliet. and
ether able speakers will address the meeting
b. order of the
NATIONAL UNION COMMITTEE.
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For sale.

4 1OS BdIte
svNHE Re.snc= lately occupied by Charles G. Miller
which ncrd.s f1r lots " tbs States Addition &c.
sy1- The p--rs.ty can Re bal st bargain.
etc ee AZ eAIfH ASss.
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0ttapa fres Graoer .

Ottawa Post Office.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Western closes 1900 VI. Arrives 12:45 P. N
Eastern 12MS6PN. l2:45 p. N
F--E Ridge closes at p ~ and arrives at 10 NJ Tues
,'ays Thurs la Saturdays.
y -y.rk, closes l. N. and arrives P. NJ Tuesday
an! saturdays.
somonaus, closes 80 A. NJ Saturdays arrives g. 80 Pm
Fridays.
Eagle, closes p NJ. Saturday arrives l2M.
Office Opens "A. NJ. closes, TX u.
ans26 es W. DOW, Pm.
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L. o. o. r.

OTTAWA LODGE No. II meets every Thursday evening.
D,rGHrERs REBEccA the third Tuesday evening Of
each month OTTAWA ENcAAPNESr Ne 80, the "a ana
4th Tuesday evening feb 10
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4. q. G. r.
OTTAWA Lodge No o35, meets every Friday evening al
their Hall in Reddick's Block.
CHARLES SNOW. Wet
T. II. ISdHAHAN W 8. feb 10y
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Monitor division, No. 566,
g Of T.. meet every Monday evening their Hall ever
Re ii ks store. east side Court Io
CM CATLIN, RS A. T. HOLLIsTER, ". T..
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Card 30 the E.irrncrs.

Ottawa, III August 18th. lss6 Il
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REPosrED less o. IN. LANCASTER.

Addisisnal stsssnsass ~ Captain II. X.
Davsnperts her former CsmpnanAeR.
Captain K Davenport, United States Navy, Furnished
yesterday with additional Information regarding
ths Uritsd States steamer Lancastss He staiss tAas
the vessel was not nearly wrecked In 1895. nes was
she tovsd into Asapuloo II but an ordinary gale
that shs IN. The Captain also mentions thas The
Lancaster overhaulsd and nearly rebuit q San Fran
cisco during The months ef March, April and Nay Of the
,ot think there shy good for believing hatthe
undeed - her commander y a abIe and expsnenoed
usr o. m esyscna
~ following y conpctsd st Of The efness q ~
ysnrs> or, - furnishe Cspsain Davenecet A. wtil
= 80 i differs but - nom the Let pabiishsd In ~
E~.5 VI Yesterday q
1s-2S d0-D. b. Nidg01y. t4.
yS~ms. .Obmmaa1v-W. D. Cushing. W
I;sssess~A ~. B. BFidgsmaa. 9. Barker Fred.
49,. Gn ~ ". ueadrokscn.
<~syy. 49, H Webh. ~
zesnc zMss - BRH whatssa: ssoond xaslsssnsa
\. vsviss. RciA srd Non; irA Assistant ssuths
1 e.~. Foster. 49, II ~. wt 1"
= scsssNr1 I Sot}Av =; Asslstsnt J. D. Murphy.
~ rs..s~.~ = Varih SetlmAA Nh
49, d Ssssss,cs; VaTa ss-T. y. wsbstsv M
Onvpaksy-wm. D. Toy. ss
archaeological s
GuNWw-Hines. W Nt -
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Every active railway stock the list Is, by general
acknowledgment, more largely oversoid than It has besn
ct any time during the year, and the bears in a
position whorc they be easily cornered The rocen,
decline has been speculative, and, natural
quence, tho market must quickly recover The
money market, too, must speedily regain It's ease,
and January will probably witnsss reduction OF the rate
OF interest to Avo per cent There rather active
demand for money this morning, owing 70 few Of tho
banks calling in some OF their ioans bit gradually
worked easier and ths supply was generally reported
Of tho demand ~ seven por satisfactory
coliaterais, although, Il y not probable that the
legal tenders "engagedn and boarded BY the bears
have as yet returned 70 crcuati6n The statement Of
the associated banks for the week Is reassurng. The
legal tender increase Of 1922 $50 and tho
loans decrease OF S1s0sl6 The deposts the other
hand have nomnnIy decreased 81 42s 39s; but three
millions OF this amount due the last
turn caused by one OF the banks returning Its gross
instead OF It's net deposits piece OF cupable nes
gencs tho part or the bank concerned and which
looks rather suspicious It's face The specie has de-
creased $3.50 283 consequences Of the drain for
toms sduties and tho south exceeding tho Treasury
disbursements Of coin interest and tho re-
ceipts from ether quarters The circulation has
experienced the unusually large increase Of ss3s. TIA
owing the Of notes. The respective ,otas
sf tic present and last previous statements stand
under, BY which will BE- that the legal tender
sessrve II mora than nineteen miilisns and half in
sxosss Of required twenty five per accouns
Of circulation and deposits including the spccie:-
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INC lteslsIaas, p.slrsr.

Members Of Assembly In and
I. Affair a. fhs A-for Hsase-The Speakcrsiip
Of the Lower lIonse-rhc Uniicd states Sem
atcEship, sc.
A meeting Of tho AssembIymcn elect from this city,
Brooklyn AMI wcstchosser county held at the Aor
House yesterday afternoon at three o'clock in response
u an Invitation from John L. Dsvcn, Of this city The
Invitations sent without any reference 10 party
politics. and a5o Il half past three o'clock the following
gensieinen we're pr sent Coioue huFpay, Mesn Blair
Ransom Rced, creamer Frear bergman. Genet Of New
York: rurdy and Travis az w,slchesses, and Haynes
Ready xon, Jacobs and Oakley, 81 Kings county Re.
cordsr Hacke. and tso other proIansnt gentle
men, The latter connected with ssIas Insurance. CON-
After spending an bour two insoclzi (pocAl)
ycrsalon the company retired 10 another whore
samptuoss banquet hsd been prepared fos them The
wants OF tho inner unan having been attended 10 the
proposed " few appropriate remarks by Hon. rhomas
sr Usvrrrs responded and in doing 20 remarked that
~ bad noticed several paragraphs In tho newspaper.
stating that the object OF Tho gathering had pocsi
Significance This Mr. Dcvolin denied, and added that
be took the liberty OF calling Tho members together for
the purpose Of enabling them % become better &C.
performances OF their Official duties
Amer the Interchange Of yiews rpon this most i'm
portant TO cyms before the Legislature during
the mort session the assmbiage dspersed all IN The Dos,
The Impression was quite general tia, Edmund l.
Ptts Of Orleans county siIi b tho republican caucus
nominee Tor Speaker Of tho Assembly Il gas stated
Speaker lny between Thomas Cs~amsr, OF New YORK,
and John Jscoos q Kings county, with The ehancss
In favor 81 tho iatteE
On tbs question Of United states SENATOR Il was De.
and Conkllng, altborgh Judge Davis. Of Orleans, was
considered 70 hs formidable candidate. =
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1elfcaApHlc aAaxET REPORTS.

PmsLapxLYHrA Dee. - lqos
css e ssss.s & ssas ssss p zef:
q s V L.. ssS s 4 s Sheep z css
Ss nd head ga ;0 Y = o@ q 3 s. nS
sss' Brands e: a VISA; s ]: 8 Is
S NsE a Ga Sd os'' steady &C. wAisiss dull
rhs sosE srtss inacss, and cS!ssso srssds arc
y.s sss'; 81 si'sas 5.ss HSra srss 49,
% ss ssls Sass Z %
Ssc Cor Pennsy'saniA -, -.
rour.rhs market L quiet Without change q prices or
s.: s'I:: p * :s:: 4 :::
Lower sss. , 100 q asT'sas no pounds at g. whs
=, yss. sa ewing . sss holiday. Me: 90 W, 2
winter sis irs wSs ana Us SIS Is ior scsSs sairs
T Sn .s s9s yss Corn ss s III 4 y. e ws:
e s;ss !: X s.I sis'si
al s'Ps ss 8 s;:.s i :s ;ss%; nj
Es s ~ s,i; NC 81 :s.s: : sss Z: s
30 kEssiz 70 q gss q re- oa ( sss.s. - SHa
! 1:s:.. Sss sssa q: s 4.s s ssp,
unchanged Lave hog nodsfeasig scssvs = 4 Ns -
Flour vssk and sse lover Msss porf 90 81 so
Lard euie. q lis IKE ces.ca hssU q 1ss 80
and rs H s1s or I've W
q 7, for drcsed The Chamber o. Coeree has sdoarnsd
though The retail business is lively -.
Flour nominal. whsa, UNCHANGED AZ 81 81 80. corn
and oats unehsn gcd Dressed hogs a. ~ 70 ss7s re-
bushels wheat.
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Rumor ssys hat General Dsles, Iass Captain osnesal
OF CabA IL about 70 ~od wozsby COUNTESS wsn known
IA Havana me countss n also reported ss bsing .
widow.
General T. r. Crox 7sou. OF Kentucky. d. W. G Clark.
Of washington, aBd Lent A. n Merrill. U. :. A., efc
stopping ~ tic Hoffman House.
EK Collins. u sew York: George " sparsons, Of
Columbia ONO, ". washburnr, Of fflnos. Dr. w. ID.
stsmar,' u Virginia add Col IT, w Sna-sr, Of Illinois
are stopping a. the Fifih Avenue Hotel.
Major X Ge,slngr, Of wea Point and v. " Gcdcs. Of
tho steamer osczn Queen, arn stopping ., Ms - Dents
Hotel.
odIlon Bssso,t q the French Legation, stopping At
the Brsvoort House.
senator Ira Harris of Nov YORK; T. II Chandler. Of
Virginia Captain a. n. B&idxin, " n A. H. klrxc. o.
Isaitmore. Major " w. Perry, u. n A., and X ".
stockton u New Jersey. stopping q the Msropo
tan Hotel
w. W. Thomss. Of Maine; Ira 0oodnsv. o. washing.
ton; H. Lonsysar u hichlgan, " chanss, o. CoIo-
RADIO, and Gen j. NJ Tbsysr, " Nebraska. are stopping
q the 10. Nicholas Hotel
senator D. " Dool,uis q wivonan, . y. Drug. ~
MichlgAu snd j. X Keiso. arc stopping a. ths Assos
UOu0
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERcIAl
NoSpAY. Dec. 2l-e ?. n.

wvs~ MONDAY, Dec. ASP n
The railway share market opened with hrDer tone
than marked at ths close Of business on Saturday,
but a. the early sson II me open board the improve
mont MOI fully sustained In al casex Erie sold q
esxa ~ xohsas eeusAsrn, a q; Northwestern, 4e,s
y; do prefsued, Isx n; Union Navigation Com
psny 1851 AZ the nRs regular board the market was
active and strcse Erie advanced the call from ssx
% sIK, Northwon fhsn - 10 z4x, and the preferred
stock from 7eX = ~ Pacinc Nail sold 1t Iel 1877
The dsmanA fon - dos for I'll the leading stocks
s~as very bsGk anA thess we're very few offering Nov
Yea CsasrsH slsod u hIgher than q The sams time on
sasurGays nbhuna southsm ~, Illinois, Cahiral ~,
'Csvnsnl - Rlfsaburg x, Rock Island X North
swespm X, IA .prsfsrsd 4, FW wagps Z, Ohio
and unipSl oeEliAcafss u. Pactac Nail ~, Quick
sivss Z, Cshtsa \, wassm UnIss Tslssssph ~,
Esss 60 9 iewe1 CIsvsiand and 1sle1e 1, Atlantic
~ NJ esvssnnsst securities we're asady, ex-
cspsaag t@ssstsa which declined, u. A the
90 Sasck epsn board prices wsrs . fraction
Sww % portion a ths N, and shs market
was evsdsh eatthss suEfnes, although ~ under.
ssas Vas frn nioaigna soasAssn ssid q Az . ";
1rs. SJK q x; Northssslsrn. AK Az; d. preferred.
-; ySss wayne lesx; Unisa Nsvsrssios Company,
sesx. ~ ths kAIEpsst tto rssuias board de market
sassan6s szpsnnilE - 1Ixshwsstssa pssekssd. New
York csasrsi Odd y hi6>sr shAa - Ne rss regular
'Asard Ers X, 1eadipg1 Michigan Southern n, Ceve.
ilanl aud PtsbuH X Cleveland and Toisdo l. North
wssssn X. do pssfsssd s)<, Fort wayns X, Ohio and
.Ainisspp osrtinsatss u, Atlantic Man L QuIckmlvsr
y, Cantaa I, Weassrn Union Telegraph Y. Government
securities ipsosvs. Aeoupoa nvsswsntss Of the
issue Of 1895 dsclinsd q.
Subsequently. b IL lower hail Of the Stock Exchanges
there active demand for stocks particularly
for Erie, Mohigan Southern and North western pre-
fsred and 1t harpass ave the market closed strong at
the following quoeations:-Erie. o. 6sh; Reading.
IoSK X; Michirsn Southern, s2X n, Cleveland
and pittsturg, Sok 81; Rock Island 1891 u;
Northwestern 4AK X; do. preferred, sSh X; Fort
Wayne. H5X 106 Compound interest notes were
quoted thus by the dealers:--June 1854, l16H q ":
July, ll5Na llS; August, llsk n; October, ll4h .
n; December Ils1 y; May, 1895, lll1s X; August,
s llox "; September. 1loaA; October, Ioss1 no.
The deliveries OF railway shares made very
anegularly, stocks being by admission
than money and, In many instances differences
paid in settlement OF contracts where tho buyers
scented to this courso The improvement which has
taken place the leading stocks since Saturday
ing shown by the subIoned table Of prices current At
the rst board that day and the second board to-
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

ne canrd mail steamship csba, Captain stsas. wiii
Leave thls Tor. on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mass for Europe viii cioss a LaIfpAa eight
O'Clock "a Wednesday morning.
me xFw Yozx HERaID--Eiuon for EasDps-wil be
ready a. hafpass o'clock on Wednesday, morning.
single egylss, IN rnspsr. ready for mailing, "A
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Jersey CITY.

Jersey City. .M
PRESERVATION no 1HK PAsroR 0HA NAN CHUnoH =
the Irish Roman Catholics rea ding In the upper portion
Of the city DESTROYS to testify Acir sense o. INC worm
and jealous attention Of Father rouse 70 thss interests
waited on that clergyman by q eputaiion, on Sunday
afternoon the Church g. b nifaos and prevented
him with splendid suit OF vastm ents emDrodsrSd n
gold and silver Mr. McTavcy In d. dvering the preacn-
grateful people from whom they receive benc
ns and that tho long betw con oouse
ana his parishioners has gained for him aiag place
In Their afotIons Tho reverend gcnts an replied IN
feeling, but brief rsmarks
8 WOMAN KILLED on THE CENTRAL Ran Road. As tbs
half past seven A. H. train OF tho Cen uxal Railroad
from Planacld nearing scotch Plains Yesterday,
woman named Burris who was walking on the track.
feet tho air and the III fatcd woman was Of
Instantly killed. She resided at Crawford N. -, was .
native Of England and apparently thlrtynv years OF
age
RowpYrN on THE err Cans Several hard cha vscten
arrested on Sunday for rolous conduct In follow
Ing the city q advanced hour tho previous
night and In . row which they created gentleman
the city OF such nuisance, which unknown here
two months Tho rowdies wore locked w for az
animation before Recorder Avery.
Ncwnrk. IN
BEpoRx the Umrxp SrArz Coxnraoxrs "A govern
ment detective yesterday morning arrested John Hartley
q Elizabeth ON charge OF passing several counterfeit
greenbscks OF the 81 danomlnation On being brought
before United States Commissioner Whitehead, At how
ark he acknowledged his gult and was committed for
trial. wv ~
- - +. frsT ~ IS Rsizaheth. 81 etfs8 fssfiss \
Ppsr oyvrs Rossnx --0n Sunday mornns tho post
once Elizabeth bspksa into and robbed Of nearly
al the letters contained thsssn. Upon the arrival Of
shs clerks they behed Of tho uzoss confusion
pspsrs, lstterA &c, lying aroun dS.s aop, number
Of notes and checks wArs founi m The rear or st.
Jshn's church. together with bursa' tools Of all d.
scrlptona This Is thnf this once hns
been broksn into within month";.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

M0NrAT. If1. NJ r. n
A.ux.Rec.ipts none. Pou quiet. but steady. al
a. ~ Pearls duii and n1nipal
BsrApnu1s-Recelpt. is3i bbls. -four. s57 bags corn
neal 10 bushels or do oats and coo d. malt The
market for State asd Western ncur ruled ertrener quiet
the demand being confined 10 tho immediate Of
susrs prrytous prices were readily otaDed. The
sal. 40 bbls quotations annexed The L.
uand for Southern -four also limited. but prices we're
not essentially altered. OF ryo -four toe iran a.ons w-ro
conars = Ioo hbi asa soa 81 60 Corn nssl ssi sn
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last me dri correcs in detail and particularly sx
collenl
Al a election for ssoond lieutenant, held = Ne
evening OF the lTsh instant, this command eIssted
Louesant Henry Allen ~ OLD member o. the seventy
schooIci officer 70 mportant olos augurs we'll for
the discipline and military reputation Of this cfcisnt
COMPANY t.i
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SHIP PIN c NE w S
'ssr . 60 IN, rtttxsu a.. 81


1sarsd.
KssNmshp cata ~. htpaa fs4.fyssl f. rwas6
ss@nshp Lee ga~sbsru. e4saahss. Nsfssg fsffa
Co
ss..s'.ap xatss s.~sss. cas-. s.s's Asss -Na
.aesp Ars-rshs cssnsas L,s-,o--tiessr<. T--s'os
sbip sas.rs eBs,. Dsss q fAs,-ss.f l..s,l 1Asss
asn'a NeEb~~
saig ! y xl.-a., usrs. rrssst--f = %.
hs'p Daieesas frwsl. Hs2leA 49, - - - s'~-
. hsY4 soAanl fgsl. e11w na~nps kFsef-f Nsfsef -
rnN .saa fhri. eaxs. nis4a-As. sssa.sss.rss
Brls cas- r<a.ss. ma ssuassA-s <-c~o.sr
nns@ess.r gsu.y. Hssssa. sssssr --i'siJ.ss . -,
Ser Or<n ar cssA>.fs ta,ss.-J rsApv a.
teNf 49,. 49, .eves. No Ie&strw~fhes a tt3~a,
ssSs ~ =, - III 1srasl rsreSs-D 4 1893
40, pe~sf.<N..a. wyssas ssan. vrls-r N.s.axs
9smr cagfts n@y@r. fas.4. nss3ea&A~Ts@ hf3ss
ssarc.rt. nsa.ss. mss~-. ss.sss@S-sss srs.s .
<s 0 ss~~s esr~. = wsasrss. sc-cprs~
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-
achr Edwards. lima rsrnsndna
schr = wssa1oa. Little Jacksonville for rhiadsiesdA
sohr : xillsr, Clayton. Virginia. I asy.
s scsr nrss',s ro..%sn h,rn ss.y.
schr Two Maps, Whre,s yrnnis aaay-, . .segs
ssr csess s. s.' sA ssrsas ,s K: s.
steamer vEginla. s,one, rhlsaeirhl.- 5000
Bctew. t44 se
Brig sybn from Trinidad. -
Marine DISASTERS. s. .t.ass
sns :, Ios,ra Assssssr from ssw Yar. ,' s.s ss..
shs and s- 40 s.. . '-s' '''' s''''
.s. a. ss 'S e.. Z and =
The dsss iosd q lumber wa rA1ca pat ia ew o g -
Bms esqsss. s.sr~ss. Of Yarmouth. rs, ~ss srsessa
sss ss 5ss, r. . q. e e. y :as ~
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sstardsS aaa aisn INTO rrssiasa ssws Ls-scs.
Mice eIfsnec~s.
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has our thsak. fsyorz.
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viii be ns.ed 100 The sorh raasao Ocean
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& 81 q: {! u ::s 8: ( Z: I;
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AZ $751; ss;s.s ~ Ia =: 3 sss, sSs Z: :s
90 q: sossus, .:sss a. o.. hsiSSss
~ 3 e $500: sss sk 4 sss = yszss: -.
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s. . : HssS 4: y e IS 80; Ss:iss s1
81 !: .s.s:; e: .. ss: =: :.:s: Z
1900; ;:: sssss:s ~: V:
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s ~. .:ss s s :: ga. s
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standard hsds and la for DO Soft we Was in odsss
TAllow was sseds easier Sales loamo lbs a. iosla
wnsxn--Rsesip s0o Sbs The marks. was lau, and
prfces nomnaliy unchanged. EN'f l
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IN STORE Qes duIf though s1e.dx with ss,es q
10 90 bushels Il "a r. sits and &C &c ~ Sn, k
sago and hiwsukes Rye. sasy sad msh were 0a' AAA
c0ToIThe marked eousinuA dup and prcss 80 Z
declining tendency, were nomira and uTeguinr cysn4
the appended quotatohs with scrs seneIs sase soSo
The sales comprise about 9oo bales We g1cte - a = q