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TeseeraDn,c Summary.

The Corporation Court Of Canandalgua,
N. Y, decides that Miller's patent for form
Inc paper pulp is public property.
Geo. L. Putnam, postmaster at Mobile,
was indicted and arrested for influencing
voters, and not for perjury, as stated yes
terday. po,,,r
against Lyons, in Washington, for the re-
tention OF her wardrobe, has resulted IN ID
vor of the plaintiff, with damages for soos
Only Claims under $500 will be, referred
to the commissioners appointed by tne
Southern Claims Commission.
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A Heavy Claim.

WILMINGTON, DEL, June 2O.-In the o..
S. Circuit Court, James W. Iartonby, OF
California, claims, under an old will, the
land upon which the village OF Clayton now
stands. The argument in the case will COM
mence tomorrow. Hon. JAS. a. Bayard,
ex-senator; Hon. Thos. a. Bayard, and
Hon. VIM. e. Whitley, represent the plain
tiff; and Hon. Reverdy johnson and Chas.
G. Kerr, Esq, represent the defendants In
roSSassipD
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THE coSsTIrUrIoNALlTY Of the income
tax is al last fuirly submitted to a judge Of
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
Mr.. Justice Strong. sitting on circuit In
Philadelphia, in the case of Henry c. Lee,
Che Well.knoWn capitalist Of that city,
against Vim. Il. Leeds, an internal revenue
collector, to recover back the amount Of
certain income tax heretofore collected.
For the plaintiffs, Spencer Miller, Esq,
aud Hon. VIM. Eydrts appeared.
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Mrs. VALLANDIGHAM.-We saw tnis oe-
reaved and afflicted lady at BenWood yes
terdav. She was on her way to Dayton,
acco,nnanjed bv several sympathizlng
friends. She seemed much worn and com
nIetelv prostratcd by the heavy blow that
has fallen upon her, The president OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company had
kindly provided her with the directors, car AZ
in which to perform her journey in comfort
and secluded from the eye ci curiosity
JVheeIiu1 Re1iSter, 18th.
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ssEsEANRANTSs
W L T e L L E, "a ~
BEsTAURATEUR, N&%
Mo. 1904 MAIN STREET.
ssgisEANRAATS.
no. 1901 MAIN STREET

Is always supplied with the luxn1ies OF the sea-
son-the BEST MEATS Of all kinds-FOWLS,
tame and Wild GAME Of all sor:s-UYSTERS
aud Fish. ALL served to order In the best .tSlc.
best Orders for suopers and entertainments OF
the most elegant and recherche style Hiled In the
most satisfactory manner.
The BAR, as well rs the table, with rates suited
to the times. The best liquors always on hand
and mixed drinks bre~eo by the most ShilHui
hand.
REFRESHMENTS served up in elegant etyle ia
the LADIES' SALOON, where perfect privacy
and decorum are maintained. j. ~
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Rev. DR.. Talmadge, of Brooklyn, in a
letter TO one of the newspapers, expresses
an opinion that, as minister Is set up for
an example to his flock, he ought to have
thc best morse in the congregation.
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RailrSad Accident.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, June 20.-A collision
occurred to- day on the Central railroad al
Fairport. Cyrus Andrews, ESD, OF saVan'
nah, Ga, hada leg broken, which was SUD-
seuIIently amputated.
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Fata, steamboat Collision.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-The steamers
Helen Getty and Edwin Forrest colllded
to-day. VIM. walsh, the mate OF the lat
ter. was killed.
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DEATH or AN AGED MAN.-Mr. John Ty-
rec, fer many years q resident of Bath
county, Va, near Healing Springs, died on
the 18th inst, at the remarkable age of
about one hundred and one years. He was
torn in Shenandoah county, Va, in the
year 100. 4 pioneer of the mountain,
Dir. Tyree was not unacquainted with the
tolls and dangers through which Eirginians
nave passed. HIS memory was vivid he
had Il distinct recollection of some incidents
which occurred during the war of '7G. lie
was, until supermnuatcd, an active laborer,
a successful hunter, and good citizen.-
.StOuniOn Spectator,
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CROPS II THE LOWER VALLEY.-We eX-
tract the following from private letter,
dated Charlcstown, June 10, 1871:
"Our farmers are I'LL in the midst of har-
vest. though it is much earlier than usual.
Indeed ! do not remember ever before 10
have seen wheat cut ut this time Of the year.
The quality and Weld seems to be sOod.'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

GLGIATuE1 ALMANAC, JUNE 81, 1871.
S,n r:5eJ .,,..,... 4.49 Moon Sets. 1919
9Cr ets,,,...., 7lS Bigh tide .,,,. 1880
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Domestic NIarkets-IBY TELEGaApu.l

NEW YORK, June 2o,-Cotton quiet and un-
changed sales Of l. 725 bales at 2tjc. Southern
-four dull and declining; common 10 .ir, $6.5c@
$40; good to choice, $7.15@$o WhiskeY lower
ut 92tc. Wheat I@2c. lower winter red and am
her western, 5sGQoOtc. Corn In fair demand at rs
@l76lc. lice dull at slM9sc. Pork shade lower
at l4s4h5c. Lard duh. Iurpentioe ard rostn
unsettled; strained $2.7o TslIow steady. Frei4h.s
icmer.
BALTIMORE, June 20-Flour dull and favors
buyers. Whett sc trce Ohio and Indiana, $l.54O
$3.50. White corn firm at ss@9oc.; yellow weak,
at 75@76c. Pork, 1850. Bacon steady shout
ders, TIC. Whiskey steady. Flour-How ard-street
rperile, S5186 extra, $s.25@b7; family, #.as
@S3.25 City Mtl Ills rperfine, Ss@S7 Is; extra,
s6. 5e6Q.s family. SS@bu; western-Supel fine,
S5.25@ss; extra, S6.2s@$7; family, $725G$s.z5.
Lard, ll@llsc.
GIN CINEATI, June 2o-Flour dropping. Corn
at full prices. Pork, Sl5.25 acked, and holders
unwilling to make concessions. Bacon weak !;
should ers, 63c. clear sides. SIC Whiskey, SIC.
Tobacco In demand and advanced soc. sales
alo nogshcads; trash, $5.750ss.5o; Tugs, S6.2599
$3.50; leaf, SlZ25Gls32; sales for the week, LOCO
hogsheads ; receipts for week, 5000 hogsheads.
ST. LOUIS, June 2o.-Flour of all grades below
the highest neglected. Corn flrmer yellow, In
quiet at $14.75@S15.5O. Bacon quiet; shoulders,
ti07c.; clear sides, o..
WILMINGT June 2o.-spirits turrentine
quiet ut 42c. Rosin steady So SO for No. l, $237a
Tor No. 2, &6.25 for extra pale, S5.75 for psls.
Crude turpentine quiet; 80 tor yellow dip; s4.sS
for virgin.
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PosTAL.-Servetus NJ. Williams is ap-
pointed postmaster at Brandon Church,
Prince George county, Va, aud Thornton
II. Taylor at MaIksyiile, Page county,
Va, VICE Y. B. Kite, removed.
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a disease similar to the Texas cattle dis
ease has attacked the cattle in the noun
tains Of Amherst. aud many have already
died from it.-Lynchbulg Ne,rs.
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Mamma" said little boy, who bad
been sent to dry towel beiore tAe Ire,
s. is il done when it's brown u
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA,
TIE GREAT DYspEPTIC WATER OF THE
STATE.

The above WATERING PLACE will be open
for the reception Of visitors from the lst OF June
to the lst OF October.
since the last &c 4son a large number OF Cottsges
and \ spacious and elegant Ballroom nave been
aided. 80, ,.,x
visitors will be met at Allegheny Depot (which
has recently teen erected aod handsomely FUR
n1chedl by an agent Of the proprietors, 70 convey
them over fine graded road: IN iopI,ho'se
cosches 10 the springs three and hall mites.
Visitors are advised 10 purchase roun9.ttip Lux
pts, wtIch can be had at Richmond and Petersburg
for sI3, and to check their baggage through 70
R-is;OI, exchanging with The conductors Oh tne
Virginta and Tennessee road for checks 70 A!ie-
ghany Depot, thus saving the necessity OF iooklns
After their baggage at LyDchburg.
PROT. Kesnich's splendid Band has been ensageu
for the season. h,r,s I'd tables
express and telegraph oftcess are III att"oieo :"
She resic partner win spare no pains 70 MAKE
the place comfor able to the Invalid anu pisaS@u'
TO W W. for sale by PURCELL, LADD
Co and JAS. BLAIR.
' " TERMS REDUCED.
Board, per day. ~ 50
AID ner month four week3........'-.'..' ,eo w
RoarJ tor htee months iS9 oo
Roard for The month OF Juns. - W
Post-ofice: Allegheny Springs, Va
1e l4-w&s7t --------
n OCIJST GROVE, near Greenwood de-
Ii pot, Chesapeake and Hhio railt nMItf y
who wisa TO exchange tie heat or the city iof
WV PUEE MOUNTAIN Ar:
Sot w '-Is 49, A. X. YANCEY, JR:,
my pa.eodsn Green rood depot, va.
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COMMERCIAL.
SoRN AND FLOUR ExCHAFGEf
hiCHhoSD, VA, June 20, 1871.
0FFHpr,yr,c

MATTERS o. 'CnsnPe 10 cay were QuiGe Qult SOrIl
held up to the prices Of the preceding day, but the
demand was light. Oats were quite fiat. The Only
stir on Change was the appearance OF 81 bushels
of reto white wheat, which remained unsold, as
the seller and buyers could not come to terns. II
was raised on the line OF the York River railroad
and Its class was every good.''
The contract for the new tables for the new
Corn Exchange has been awarded to Garrett F.
Watson i Co., furniture manufacturers, Rock
etts.
From letter addressed to Palmer. Hartsook 6
c., or this city, by CHINA g. Lea, Of New York,
We extract the following:
'"Our adylces from the Eastern Shore or Mary
land. Delaware, the northern tier OF counties On
Western Shore Of Maryland Southern PennHyl.
vania, and lower Shenandoah Yslley, are all very
favorable. and represent TINT with propitlous
weather for harvesting they will have two-tblrds
crop Of prime wheat. From Northern Georgia,
+ asst Ten nessee, aud Kentucky our advices quote
alne2t total fdilure.''
We doubt very much II ihe "advlces" to
Eessrs. CHINA & Lea from Georgia. Kentucky,
and East Tennessee be entirely correct. Twill
be recoected that some weeks ago we disputed the
assertions Of some or our own people who raised
cry Of "a ruined crop.n This reports from all
parts Of the State show that that cry was ,Dild
one, and that the crop Is much better than crosk-
crs and people interested in giving It u bad name
represented. We don't believe now that the crop
in northern Georgia, East Tennesses, and Ken
lucky is a total fdilure,' tthe italics are not
ours). No doubt Messrs CHINA q Les write what
has been written to them, but we doubt the Cor
Iectness OF the statements of their tnformants.
"a total failure" is strong langu ige, and means
that there Is no wheat In those localities at all,
when we know of our own knowledge that there is
a comm t5sion merchant In this city who has re-
ceivcd already an offer of shipments Of Kentucky
wheat to him.
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FIRE NEAR PETERsBuEG.-Sunday morn
iny the old machine shop at the Ettricks
Manufacturing Company was destroyed.
Ly>s unknown. INSURED.
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Cable Repaired.
HEARTS, CONTENT, June 20.-The cable
of 1865 was repaired to-day ut noon.
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More Of Spencer's AppOintees En-
dscteG

MOBILE, ALA, June 20.-Alexander and
Europe, two men appointed by Spencer IN
the CuStom-h ouse. have been indicted by
the grand jury for forgery.
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Harvest in this section is now very nearly
"'er, AID reports. So far as we have been
abe 10 learn, give very good crops, not
"ith,taAdiDg so much has been SAID TO the
contrary. freQertcksNatra Leaqer.
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Amherst county IS to have an agr!cultu-
IL! society,"
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NOLD WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
" RuCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA, TWO miles
nom dost en- Depot or the Chesapeake and ohio
railroad, and thirtS-,our miles west oI Stdunton,
JUNE.
Being furnished with entirely new furniture,
can give sstisfactton.
Good b III rnom music is In attendance.
BOARD: Per day, 40; per month, goo TWO
monthss s4s per month; three months, $Ao pee
month. c..,o,
A d1ly line of stages to this. place from Goshen
Depot.
Dr. JOHN z. WOOD, resident physician.
j. Is. GOODLOE, Proprietor.
MsJor p. II. WOODWARD, so well known TO the
travelling public, Is the manager. my 2o-lm
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DOCKBRIDGE BATHS
III AND MIS- RAL SPRINGS
Nine MILES SOUTH uF GOSHEN DEPOT
ChES. & y. Il. r.. ON MAIN STA GE
r DADS To LtXINGIOG, VA.
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BRUCE HOUSE, wAysEssoRo'. va.

Tb;, houssts still open for the reception or VEL
tors Z is sitlsled 10 the pleasant yniassS, tsa s
Waynes boro', Immediately under tns ni ssiirnsS
PRICE OF BOARD: q per day, 80 Per Ne. w
per month. oSo1.oN fropIIstos.
lie li-Im -
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r ATHs.-1so,O 900 PRIME sE a ,os s.Is
SAWED LATHS DAILY a. q. LEE,
low nom te Y, m street. near nanyills hepo.
cPEARs's PRESERVING, n FL AZ be-.
y preserving fruits, so.es' 0-0'-' - -
Tor sane ahlyyDEKEs 4 DADE, Cry Drug store,
I jsA ~ 81
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
ID II BATH COUNTY,
ten miles west or Hilboro' Depot, Chesapeake and
Chic railroad, Oh man stage road to Warm, Hot,
and Healing Springs, accessible from all points
IN the United States one days travel from w ASH
ington, Baltimore, Richmond, and Lynchburg.
air make this delightful resort for invAllds ana
pleasure seekers.
The accommodations are frst-cass, and open
June lst. >ro,
Board per month flour weeks) .....:....."Sas.o 90
For circulars with pa ticulars, address
JOSEPH BAXTER, proprtetor.
NM "a I'm -. Bath Alum, Va.
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JAMES A, AUGUST, Hot Springs,
my l9-tJ Il Bath county, vs..

ggTARM SPRINGS,
w BATH COUNTY, va.
have leased these Springs, and they are now
open for visitors. They have been much I'M
proved In their illness Tor comfort, and shall be
well kept.
Distant fifteen miles from Hillboro' Depot, ave
miles from the Hot and eight miles from the Heal
ing Springs. .....
Write TOR pamphlets.
Tel, gI aph Office In the hotel.
RATES OF BOARD.
For the months of Jpiy. August, and sep,samhar'
trlor TO and after that time, about 20 per cent.
less JOHN l.. EUBANK,
INV o6--sy Late Of The Healing springs.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES FOR
SrASUE GE 1877.
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported tor THR TRrsUSE. 7

Carefully Reported Tor T HB TRIBuSH' . ., TO-,
AsHES-POts are dull s. ia SO IS Pearls nominal a" 81 70
- ~.
0TOSTere has been good demand for spot at decline o.
on Upnds and Alabama &C. Orleans and IEss nes 800
b,Ies 1871 Saturday 22 10 arrived Of which w Nee
m erbs 6f7 for ~ for speculation and IA IN ana
Transactions for future large t. decline sales o. io'
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CHESAPEAKE AND s-FIvEATwENTIEs--CRNT
PACITICS.


PACITICs
BANKING OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, }
No NAsSAU-ST.. NEw1 YORK, Oct. -, lS1l.S
TheSIx PER CENT GOLD BoNDs or THE CHEsAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY are rapidly being
taken IN Only limited amount of the smaller de-
nominations is left. These bonds offer unsurpassed
safety and liberal income and especially suita-
bic for investments.
The great line of railroad upon which they are
based is already completed and in operation from
Richmond to the White Sulphur Springs
p27 miles, and the portion between the
Ohio River and the coal deposit of the
Kanawha Valley NEARLY 100 miles,, is nearly ready
for traffic. The intermediate section of about 1OC
miles is also well advanced, and will be completed
and in operation within one year, so as to form q
continuous trunk line from the navigable waters OF
ahe Atlantic to the Ohio River.
When the Railroad Is completed in 1872, and the
Bonds are dealt in at the Stock Exchanges of the
world we have no doubt they win be equally pOpu-
"a, with the Central Pacifcs which now command
a large premium, and favOrite security here
and in Europe both roads being prominent lines,
and under substantially the same fiscal management.
Principal and interest of the CENTRAL PACIFIC and
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BONDS are specifically paya-
ble in gold coin in New-York the interest on the
former being paid January and July. and of the lat
Ter Nay and November, corresponding with the two
classes Of Five wenties.
We recommend either Of them to our friends and
customer With the same confidence that we did the
Five-Twnty Bonds, when we were selling millions
Of them for the United States Government.
We buy and sell FIVE TwENIIEs, TEN-FoRTIEs,
EIGHrY-OSEs, and CENTRAL OR WESTERN PACIFIcs,
orreceive them in payment for CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO BONDS at their current market price. Orders
for Chesapeake and Ohio Bonds accompanied with
Drafts or Checks, may be forwarded to us by mail,
and the bonds will be sent by express, charges paid.
Bonds are in coupon OF registered form, same as
FIVE TwENTIEs; run thirty years; principal and
interest in United States gold coin. Price, SO and
accrued interest that u.s. with coupon attached, due
Nov. l.
$1,000 Chesapeake and Ohio Bond costs to-day
S9JS u.
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio Bond costs to-day
~ 80.
800 Chesapeake and Ohio Bond costs to-day sos So
FISK & HATCH.
P.S.-Accounts of Banks, Bankers and others re-
ceiyed on which we allow four per cent interest,
Certificates of deposit issued and collections made
h al parts of the Union. HARVEY Fisk.
A. S. HATCH
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n,,-rnc AND FINANCIAL.
RAINING AND FINANOIAb'
voDTc ,cf SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
Th0 OF TIE

-. SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
OF TIE
,..,vv .SprsxvER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY
g., n~xoMrS Mans OF $1,000 $500 AND $780, can
;. had fru the undersigned or through the
I-.noiDal hank and bankers Of the United States
bt;on ofnvestors is invited to the merits Of
~ Bonds, secuted by fist and only mortgage Oh
~. mad. euuipusnts, franchises and property Oh
II line of rslDad which will shorten the distance
,,twoen New Yuk and San Francisco some go miles,
and in addition the mortgage to securetne oO"
wars land rsnt of 10000 acres of the most lor
al, land in the Nest which is prohibited froh
sod at less than four (S4 dollars per acre "
,or,oso ~ +hc mortgage deed and according W 'A'0
nrcscnt market price of the Illinois Ceh'i"i O''D
nvs lands is worth S1s75OOCo. This loan was VI
Do,,v for :, 1900 bat has been largely reouceH ~
.,hsor;rt;or, Of actual investors. The remaining
balance Of tie loan is offered at ~ ana acCi"eU
terest but se right is reserved to advance U'
If any time. without notice.
The Bond have thirty years to run pear o pei
cent interh, payable in Now-York' LOn"On Vi
p-.,tfort the Main, at the option Of the holder
-;,n,rt rodee flee of taxes BoTH PRINCIPAL AND
1x-rprs7 ARE PAYABLE IN GOLD. They are Coupon
ponas Inf can be registered with the coupons
con he registered with The coupons OFF,
and interest paid to registered owner. Interest pay
oh,o August Is and February Is. liberal sinking
.,,rd formed from the entire land sales in payment
t,r rbcbthc bonds will he received at par and ac-
,raa interest provides for the early extinguishment
OF this loan.
Tustee-Farmcrs Loan and Trust Company
These bonds offer favorable inducements to parties
desiring to fund their Five-Twenties, or other high
priced securities.
In converting Five-Twenties the investors realize
Il per cent profit on the principal per cent per an
mum excess of interest and at the same time get &
perfect security.
Maps circulars, documents, and full information
furnished on application.
Thouq acting as agents for the sale Of this loan, oa
6 bun and sell in their Irregular business the bonds
Al st. joseph aud Denrer City Railroad Company thOS
of the Eastern Dirsion being quoted at 1O2 and &C
od interest These Were originally placed BY US Gt97i
Tanner Co.. Bankers, No. II WaD-st.
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.6,Ol3T8
5.67lJ46 4.9CO.673 lilo

HDES- Hides quet the sales have been chiefly
ouoftown decline Of dic On Wet Sailed Hides there
little doing for Foreign while for domestic 'n IN
ouJ and prices shade lower We quote;
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NEwYoRk DA1LY TRIBUNE dTvRsDA eoEpBER a. 1871 VIA

S VI; ii e a. Ii e.
'S:is y = r.. g ::: e
81 p SS%%Sn !. az "a S Z 81 Indian. Ohio
We ss, D s, w. s.... ss's sS
az an :. aIsn Provisions unchanged western Ba,.sr
49, reeIns d-s the market but prices unchanged whisky
Mn: a.. Att. a1ss :ss b p. ' While IL.
s s A central p. a al beg. No 1whe state q. 81 Co.
"a 'T:. S "a CSss As ' S
SS'p Sa d. ,s S sa s * as: Ss
s1;,,,o Oct aaRse.p,.Fourr 1bsobb wh., bush;
os 90 S $,!., g s;s i % 90 ss e.,
400 I S,s sS% a. sasU Corn s Bot: 6.s S
s C.t. On c Oats oI n': ar. ss ..s, nd =! =,
fs1s w Ne % " aS1 :'I1a rd,s
s.s9s quiet 4. s. quiet s Land GaI't at i
6:Tsso pnA,P sale; 20 k sS % e. - e e
Sa BGsI e5i'A co %I : sG t .: NJ: sS,'
i FsSs ~ s i'm. a &C. S s A :
Sii s s1Ss 'sn
1 1H. R H. RltsS. BY ss'i ss
S. tpPS bush sST Ss 3 si ss-Ss vines.
so aG.S Sgas P P.a FI 81 s'' 6a
81 oa 81 9 Con oai. c Rye c cleo RS dss
a.; cesi sS.s &c. H.n.Hsusarcursd Isle Lard sioni'
si1iUTiI Oct -Eoer dali and unchanged whs. quiet and
No. o. No. Isl os' s do: .s Rd '1 e.: s
Bari. Dan , o- ss:o s Re- Spring &C. ss Flour
CxcISSsT OF a3IPour dau and dropping F'Sy ss tSS
:H o. wss f9 Cd az E %Ss re- s s0%
s 5s S Su Fsi a." d Fl b q %
. as s' j. rs 8 cii Spi ii f
sss EIr, Winter, IS Double Ert %ner Is 5's
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THE STATE OF TRADE IRA

Lospor Oct 2allaO Oesss9 - H SosS. iS62s
ali lScss oOI lS61E s2ii Tsp'Forses, e A ..an..
Pan, Oct 49, m-Rsntes opened al " n1es
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bSs Hosn fe pkEA BSs5 rs pigh Cut hsa
Lard 7ST pLE Batter LOO PEgS Gsse,s XXI e. Tss 81 kLds
~ II Tobaceo SI bbls. Whisky Ss bsIss Wool