Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-19
NEw-YoRk MARKEr, "Wednesday.

1urher reduce our quotations, which may
still be considered nominal, as purchases
to any extent would ensure a ready re-
ductIon from our revised prices: small
sales of Troy at 1925 $780, Richmond
Country, 1915 Baltimore City Mills at
the same rate; and superfine Pennsyiva-
MIA 80 1926. The market for Rye
Flour and Corn Meal also remains very
inactive
GrGln.-The transactions in Foreign
Wheat since our last have been COM
paratively large; the sales embrace of
the prlmest qualities in market, $500
bushels Red German at $3.50. cash and
1000 do at the same rate, with time
Holders of prime Foreign Rye are gene
rally firm at 95 cts, at which price some
small parcels for milling have been sold
tor cash. Northern Rye continues very
scarce, and farther sales have been made
at lO6 cents Northern Oats have f"rther
declined 2 cents; cargo sales at As cents.
The market is heavy, and declining for
Corn, and the supply is abundant; sales
Of Yellow Maryland and Delaware have
been made at SO 90 cents.
PrOrlsions.-We have no further varia-
ton to make in our quotations for Beef
and Pork, but for both the demand con-
tinues very limited Lard also remains
quite dull, with declining tendency, ow-
ing to the excessive stock which has now
accumulated in the market Other arti-
cles also continue dull Of sale at previous
prices.
Rice.-The business in this article con-
tinues limited. and prices have rather
declining tendency.
Salt-A small cargo Of Turks Island,
amounting 10 1000 bushels, sold yester.
dav at As cents, 60 days. Sales since
our last have also been made Of 1000
sacks, not Ash;on's, on terms not made
public.
Talloso.-Small sales of American at
II cents, cash; supplies are appearing a
little more freely in the market.-Price
Current
BREAD-STUFFs.-The market for
Bread stuffs is on the decline, in all the
principal Atlantic potts, in consequence
Of the large stocks Of foreign Wheats on
hand, and the expectation of supplies from
the interior on The opening Of the canals
and rivers. 1t is stated that there are about
100000 bushels Of Wheat and Rye, and
from 10000 barrels ofFour at Pittsburg,
waiting to be forwarded TO Philadelphia
by the Pennsylvania Canals. In the city
of New York, the stock of Western Flour
is said to amount to 10000 barrels, and
the North River just about to open. The
stocks Of Foreign Wheat in that market
unsold, are said to amount to at least hall
million Of bushels In Baltimore there
is unsoId considerable am ount of Foreign
Wheat.-Baltimore American.
IHE CoLoRED MAN ON AGAIN.-Some
, time since, several copies Of the American
Tract Magazine were sent back from the
-. South, because the vigne;te on the cover
representing an individual distributing
tracts to men Of different nations, had a
, negro on it as one of the group. 1t was
y altogether unpatriarchal to represent a
negro as stretching out his hand to re-
o ceive tract, and white man as giving it
e to him The copies Of the Magazine
therefore came back. The American
Il Tract Society, vas then craven spirited
and wicked enough, to 60 and get new
d plate made, with the negro left off! AS
= much rs to say, we'll, aIthou yh our field is
e the world, vet we admit that the negro does
;, not come within it-he is not one of the
v human family. We are happy to find
It however, that times are charging. The
n Magazine for April has the coored man
' on again We set this down as one OF the
. signs ofthe timcs-Eman
THE GENIUS OF L1BERTY!!!"-
= From late newspaper headed in flaming
capitals, 1.-THE GENIUS OF LIBERTY,
! published at Leesburg, Loudon Co., Va
y in the district represented in Congress-
y y bv the Hon. CHARLES FENToN MERCER
y the father Of the American colonization
societv, &c.,-we cut the following sig
: nifcant advertisement-Emd
" PUBLIC SALE.-WiII be sold on Wed
nesdav, The 18Th day of March, if fair, i
l. not the first fair day thereafter, at the late
= residence Of Reuben H hutchinson, deceas
ed, a number of LIKELY NEGROES
male and female, also Horses, WorI
4 Oren, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Grain, Clio
y rer-seed, and Hay one Road Wagon, Ga
y Wagon, Horse Cart, and Farming Uen
& sis ofevery description, Blacksmith Tools
y Barouche and Harness, several hundred
Il feet of inch and halt inch Walnut Plank
:. and su"dry other property TOO tedious te
y enumerate, &c,
ALEXANDER HUTCHINSON, E1ecutor
TExAs.-The Richmond Enquirer
purPorting to speak the views of the ad
'e ninistration, and, moreover, assuming t
a speak for the whole body Of the southern
l. states. has announced that the Republic
lie of Texas is to be admitted into the Unior