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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16

u SrAGE RoBIEm. 4 trunk belonging TO
Z. l.. Brace was cut from the boot Of the
Telegraph stage, on is way from Buffalo
TO Williarnsylc, or the 29lh uit. II CON
tanned bank notes and drafts TO the amount
Of -four or FIVE thousand dollars.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16

u Ono AND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS. There are
employed IN navigating these uvers, o3'
steamboats,, and GOo0 fat and keel boats,
on board Of which, abou, 10000 arc en-
ploycd.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16

SlgIEcrZD rAIBa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
s Great Day for the Banks.

Yesterday will be distinguished in the History
of Banking After a series of embarrassments brought
upon these institutions by Gen. Jackson and Mr. Van
Burcns Experiments by which they compelled
to suspend specie payments for the last year.
after severe struggle against locofoco wind and tide,
enabled to The 18th of this month"; is the time
fixed upon, we understand, by all the banks in the
Northern and Middle States, that had not already
sumed. This measure is a heavy blow to loco iocosm.
For the real uras OF that faction the most
delighted when the country is the most embarrassed
Its confidently prophesied that this restoration will
have speedy and favorable effect upon the currency
and Of upon the business und enterprise of the
country.Ience courage, fellow citizens, the Land in
sght-Ship Alloy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
From the albany Eoening Journal.
SUPPORT YOUR PRESSES.

We caunoi TOO often nor too earnestly impress
As trends the Importance oi stfording liberal anu
'aefOus support TO their Local Journals. IL, Cuty
ch regret 10 say, is TOO apt TO be Deglected-per
= less sgnaliy now than in former times, but still
evil EXISTS Thus mgst n I be. The faithful Seuti-
on the wlichiower of Freedom must not be leit 10
.i on their posts, The City journals will general
20 w,ll enough without any systematic eNeftons in
favor as matter of duty but others are often
ess fortunate. We have known many worthy
nlenied young man wear out the best years of hls
IN an sFduous and untiring advocacy OF Truth and
20 Government as Country Editor, uniting the
G figd economy 10 tho most persevering industry,
,tlist retire from the field pennies and hopeless
"a he same exeriion Of his faculties IN almost any
~ sphere would have secured hun competence and
siiement IN life And when at last driven from the
~ Ia prostitution or desPondeney, those whose nag
hls nobly upborne through years OF vicss'tnde and
&. take credit to themselves that they have paid
~ beggary two ,llsrs year-ohen gfudgingy
! Al the Ell. yenth hour-and compaceniy remark
a they have done their share TO support HIN, but
- icliog he had no faculty OF getting along
Now this way Of supporting the Press will not
kasu Many a good paper has been starved out by
~N~'s /: ought TO have been sustained u the
n ''e ~ the Doctor, and the Lawyer, and the Cen
"a ihins hey do their whole duty by their County
'Pri 10 hkag copy and paying two dollars for II
'-fa ihey ounned, they are iabonng under most
F'aeoas mistake. Al this rate, farmer y aud black
'-'h and shoemaker G. will think they do enough
merely borrowing II OF one OF these disniaIirfi OF
]
''l WILL ae that dozen twenty copies viii be taken
loun where there should be two hundred, and
ligos . he enabled 10 mlslead and PefVeTl TIE
-aas o. honest men into the support OF knA'eIy and
D'fs'e' Shen proper diffusion OF intelligence would
s-'s 10 prevent A.
ttt ruth IS. the friends Of Good Government do
rs'lss half The importance Of the Press to The as
'l''a:y Of !he Right
I-''t are many good people who are not aware o
"a value Of orediisble and well conducted journal
Z county, independent Of lie political influence -
l' - family can afford 10 do without newspaper
e2p matirr Of economy, IN yiew Of ~ ihousAn
'11sss items Of praeuesl information and It's imPoi
"i' an d % the eAucsiion OF children. u undoubl
y Bat thi, i. not all The value OF land and prop
80 esntfaiy, 10 County o. Village ,s enhanced b
y ~, .hsorhood Of gooc-sIed, good looking, well
tSe l'gfgsl. A County or Village 80 ptfhssea
''liianty in the public eye abroad and al home
90 tuaro Of enquiry ana Conversation Iis ProiH'
-aa' thc iaeiuss are ehronieed and 60 the rounds
Df nsutpapsr. Its advantages sif.ke The eye OF
@s-irst any part OF tie lnion lie eilizens ma
sssis Any srtele they need BY simply looking IN II
A'N'ptPtf 10 zee where II - sold Ihis soon atiFae
''s' ifou abroad aud efraes quicker demand TOT
FNsea 10 hundred ways sdTEniAget tcciae % 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

80 We notice with pleasure on opcninr the
81 Adams Messenger, that 1t has hosted the
stnnsr over the Van Buren, and thai old Ian.
r'as grace, The head Of the editorial depart.
Tbs paper was formerly on our side bot on
ISOLATION Of the Antimasonlc party it took sides
1s Van Buren, faction, and continued 10 support
any, until The Independent Humbug was u.hered
When lat "monster" appeared it seemed TO
%, faith Of the editor. lie comes on, like
y 5onest and denounccs the whole catalogue
sgssgs Gom the removal Of the deposles down
y $50 Treasury systsm.
" Mark aad Her rhat late Ian Bnen Paper
" adherenis 10 that nrttchtd comst, and then sag
r. you ell st,H Joiioie ajter IL
ne great question Of issue for the ffeemen Of this
ict soon 10 decide is shall the Administration Of
Van Buien be supported or not, Hence, IL be
] important TO inquire into his conduct as admin.
of Of the high ohce he holds aud his merit OF sup.
! lie came into power as the representative Of the
democratic party. Van Buren, merely promised
Daily, to tread IN the footsteps Of his predecessor
y IS an obstinate and for the couniryunfortLnat-
thfson to the Specie Circular went, he maintained
pm,se. But. when fairly overtaken by the cal.
- OF his absurd financial policy, he was COMPEL
call the extra session of Congress, he shrunk fee
Itoth from manly admission, OF his garIng errors
bold attempt 10 tetrlvc his position lie fled from
csiIon, ana sought refuge IN the cowardly subter-
q new monetary scheme-a separation of the
rsts Of the Peoples Government-which while i,
rom him all the trouble and responsibility, should
endow HIM with the means OF agrandLing and
|etu,tng his power This scheme, the Sub Treas.
vas no other than 10 place the revenues of the
|ry virtually under his owD supervision and CON
With which he could WELD power unsurpassed in
'nass of republican governments if not monarch.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
The INDIAN PurgativC
Y T u T. So
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
OF THE
NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE, of HEALTH,
Established at Washington, u. C. Jun. 3, 1885,
sDDREss TO the auERIc.aN PEOPLE.

3DDREss TO THE .7BERIClr PEOPLE.
Fcll0,o Citizens
A. time like the present, when our
country s literally flooded with nosirons brought from
foreign cmes you may perhaps think II an net "i To-
merity ia US 10 offer. candidate for your patronage
aud favor Il Medicine which rs strictly AMERlcAs.-
Common sense. weyer teaches IA, that those herbs
which spring spontaneously from our native roll, most
be better adapted TO our constitutions than foreign med
cufs however useful the latter may have been 10 the
c,unfr,.s % wi "a they belong, The Climate Of The
United -aios stands uur.Falcd for the production oi
al d ui and very irlc lnFesusauou VIII sui
6.e 90 rouriaoc tAe most krptcal that our owH "gun-
toy IL able 10 supply all our "anis' nle'n4eb o. iof-
eisn assistance.
Deeply Impressed with ihc imporanc' Of The eho.e
fr,. We venture 10 recommend ile INDIAN rUkGA.
I'VE 10 the patronage ol fellow cllsus 90 every
section Of the UuIpn, uaiura' remedy applicable 10
our constitutions, aud competent 10 cure every corsDs
disease.
In bringing medicine leore the Tul.ic Tor the fr',
time II !. generally thought n'c'ssary 10 lnpfsss the
people with an iica Of the difeuHts' encountered no
H. i.covory az The ahiquiy OF its origin; thus one sls
a, thn, ht. nedc iue BE- - reWly Uncovered chemical
caapounI the rcui oi many yeafs iuteuse f'uiy fni
.eien,fc r,s,sfeh " end another ss,rtc' The honor 10
ssmf5,dgs CnAspFArHFR, 4c. Nov 81 te sucrr'i -
medicine must depend on DC intrinsic m"ri. sni no'
o. the time 90 msuuer 20 which % We d-ont'fei, Nc
cannot see the ure OF airus, for iHe psrr"e 81 M
vss,ins - orgn with brtiuous antiquity 31c' Huh-
taresare not utsiei ihe preseui "ratoa' o. 'n-
ole t.e Il me Iud'sn Futzsiife % futes 90 convince
every Invalid itni 90 such nEiy 49, look 81 an lmfaal
verdict thst 40 erqias ,seii are accidentally tlpe'f
10 tho.o Of GOV other u.e4cnts no" % p'e lf"pl -
tli. .uusrort, "a. s,oru fictitious aii t1i give 20
tle world fr yyhat o l.-NtNTLI con- "4r4 . I"th
s,~rtsu yrrs usrI io- th- core 81 d.tsasr hF mo
COPrFR COLOHEu WARRIORS w lilt WIS f.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

i, orse,drS 10 the high station 10 which be "a,
!, ,.sse,,ee that a deep LAID schem. was on foai
T., ID, north and I'll the snislavery sste. into
-, q ID, Suh6ers-snd we have bot little doub,
-, W, s,ood NEdersaniiHg tstreeH The g,ea,
Id, n d, .Nord ans the CAi,f # SHi.eers NJ N,
ts,r - G,,-.o ssoctei,d, The ist,r sAosl1 s,.t.
lt rns'j 10 The P'tas,ri,ai olau
rms C.aluon and g fest State Plot, II VIC are
saf premises, ,s kind Of iresebery and 20.
,,a,nr Which Is not less infamous than even
4 bessSei Arnold and the .v dence !. % PLAIN
t.s,sefg that the seeus,s are willing, 10 res,
IS. sire the tribunal Of the public until !, /.
,.. 10 Il was that Mr. Van Boren should all Of
4-r ,>rame % decidedly in favor Of Slavery. and
sfn7ofdinary an union should have taken place
p tr eve # ihs presidential canvas, between Two
noa bitter opponents that existed IN the govern.
n'n too, whom every body sccedcs would de.
at Almighty himself 10 obtain power
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

merchants mechanics, professional and farmers
ana Ne do not hesitate TO sfm that u every merchant
Manufacturer and professional were obliged 10 ad.
'efse 10 the amount Of ten 10 hv dollars per snn.m
Moeidng TO bus business. 81 amply % support the
and Of each
No, only Is .oeicty more de,irablr, bu, property IS
aoNaI more valuable N proportion A. intelligence -
more thoroughly difused and the m,ans Of constan,
and certain dissemination IN future PROVIDED 1t
" We interest, then, Il every property holder and bu
ness man 10 aid actively the creation and maintenance
OF such facilities In doing he Is increasing tue
AMOUNT OF hts trade the value Of ois possessons
But some say, 81 would support good paper Ours
y good for nothing" The more shame 10 yourselves
THIS matter Of public concefn. II the conductor Of
your Country Journal Is unworthy, or sspAted IN
qnaihrd invite better one among you, and make il
his interest 10 do Do not try To- Of whose
character aatamed, or who y morally iuconine.
tent Bot nine Of ten Of inferior Journals are SO
simply because they not half supported Their ed.
Hofs no, proc materials for or money
They cannot print large papers with OILY iaJee four
hundred subscribers and two three meacte columns
Of paying advertisements. They cannot have suitable
journals aud periodicals. from which % make up Tia n
matter for with Of the best the difference must
be paid They cannot inform themselves fully the
multarious subjects which demand their attention md
write they should, because they must work like
slaves over their types and rrees These things we
know, and we speak feengly OF them II those hn
complain that their neghbohood paper is inferior
interesting would just set TO work and procure three
four bundled advance subscriptions, aud thirty for
~ yearly advertisers will guarantee an immediate
and satisfactory improvement.
We have spoken frankly and at length, FOR the evil
we would eradicate is crying one. II forms a great
barrier TO the progress of social and political improve
ment 1 is less formidable than it has been but
II must be broken down together The last year has
done much, but more remains TO be done We have
faith that II will be The signs are auspicous
We say to every Wing, take such distant journals as
you prefer according 10 your means, but support your
more immediate journal as duty you to Society
and to Freedom. Take it yourself and your inhu.
every where in its behalf Extend its circulation.
and procure II more lucrative patronage whenever It is
in your power Sow the seeds of correct Information
every where and the la tves of sound principles and
patriotic exertions will noby reward your exeriions.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
hf TIE SoJruERN MAIL OF TINS
MORNING..
North Carolina Elc, ton.

i"' Ne" fo. papers Of SATURDAY aud Yesterday for.
'' returns from ihc following countic. ot Go,etaor
ny winch our Whig friends will Be- glad aud ont loco
TOGO 't'cnds sorry to see. that tho WING TRItNpII
WIZ 0onptoss be as compl tr ~ North Carolina a. in
i''u''''o' and the other State. Our opponent. viii
oo"''''s' grant a. 5000 ma,n,y "a the Gaal rcscs -
"e''sim $1,000 Wing gaia m ten counties No.
'h' friutns iot The House Of Commons ON, n oun
ties stand Wu,., IA \ II "a
for the Senate 10 COUNTIES
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

Uheat Crop ia .Wchigon.-The Detroit Adver-
User Of the 2Sth says, "A friend informs US eho
has just returned from q tour to Grand River, that
the crops of wheat the present season will exceed
IN quantity the total amount raised for three ears
past. Corn and oats are equally abundant. This
year Michigan will export TO the cast, IN lieu OF
purchasing half million from Ohio
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
l+HELP US FOR OUR CAUSE IN
From Tie Hokimr County az. " Journal.

'Let the Wings Of flerkimer County land Rut-
\ County read and ponder the following article
4 they care any thing for the success OF their
(i'-it they wish to see their naughty and insolen,
;aears humbled, and the former prosperity Of their
(sry restored, let them evince their sincerity by
acts The diffusion Of correct information is the
At means OF Poll zeal Reform. Those who do no,
cannot appreciate the Importance Of voting, and
lse'e to become the dupts of designing men.
Nv, have room on our books Tor five hundred
lubscfibefs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
(El PARTICULAR EEQUEsr)
From Tic Emancipation
ANTI SLAVERY SENTIMENTS IN THE

The following letter 10 the Hon VIZ Sade' signed "A
Marylsnder, came 10 HIM, as he informs vs., through
Mr. Adams, from post office IN MARY and. But some
circumstances lead to the belief that il was written IN
Kentucky Tennessee, by one TO whom We we're some
what insifumental in sending copy OF Mr. Sldde
sNesch irankcd by the lion ID Ruisel The winter -
evcently person of intelligence and principle ana
the letter of importance a. furnishing one among ma
nv testimonies Of the estimation IN which slavery Il
held 10 the slave states, aud even by avrholdefs-
With The same view se copy The writers commendaioiy
MOTTO. Of Mr. Sade fperc though contrary 70 the re-
Quest Of Mr. s. because wished 10 make Il manifest
10 the representatives Of the slave states, IN what esl
nation ey, their own constituents hold The man whom
they have attempted 10 brow S-a' oy he anu
crush with their congressional gags
tTo the Hon " slsde, II r. Washington city.
June 18th, l-3--
"D,ar S;r-Thoueh have never had The pleasure o.
.eoosin,hncc with you, feel that We are ehsise IN
common cause snd therefore connected oy 'e graz
principles Of philanthropy ana ln'uee. US nut
rsp Will hope BE- my apology tor ob,rud'ng on yoa'
1uen,oa public hss many e'sagiesah.s az,
povapees from strangers. who often INCONSISTENCY
@,,x- Nm Of bi. tune which ought 20 be others ise
employed hope tas, tbs comhs"i''' ''N ~''' "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

"The bennington Comfy Wing" Banner, are 81 ad
to learn, is still waving the OLD Battle Ground in
that County, and the Loco Foco is at half mGsr, as
heretofore
The Wing hcImSmdn is brother John G Osborn
We guess lac will steer the Wig ship a little better
than his predecessor, from the in which it is
rgged. The former helmsman, we are sorry TO notice
has obtained io'o berth in the enemies small craft =
The loss being small the acquisition of course be
no great affair.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

Tar SEAsos AND THE CRors. There il much COM
plant of drought in various parts Of the country 1t
hiss been slight in Vermont-and the late rains and the
continuance Of the hot weather revives every thing
tina, dropping. The Hay harvest is nearly over
the sickle and the cradle is in motion Both crops OF
Grain and Hay will doubtless exceed al former years
from lime immemoral.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
BRIGHTON mARKET-Monday, Ausn,, @.

At market, $40 Beef Cattle, p Cows and Calves,
3j2O sheep, and 2n0 -wiHc
iRIcrs Bsef Cans-Fir.t quahiy : 90 second
quality 81 - third qua.i'y - 80 "a.
Cons and Ceires-saie- al ~, ii, -. - and s.
SAeeg-Dull We noticed sales al %, -, s''S-i
GAd one lot att 90
Ss,as-saes about the same az last week
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

" IloRsr FouND, few days since, sorrel horse
with white foot supposed to be or 10 years old,
was found 10 the woods the road Trading from
Shrewsbury meeting house 10 Halls in Plymouth -
Said horse was tied a small tree by leather halter,
having his throat cut As yet no knowledge has been
obtained either of the Of the horse, OF the cir
cumstances by which he brought to this condition
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
Canadian Affairs.

Accounts from Toronto of Aug. II, represent that
sixteen of the State Prisoners had been that morning
sentenced to death four Americans aud IL subjects OF
the Queen. Particulars Of the trials next week
Parker and some others who had escaped from prison
were re.tsken.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

Tie Executive Committee of the Vermont Temper.
Society, at the request Of individuals from differ
parts OF the State though 1t advisable TO call
a State Temperance Convention, ioI the purpose OF a.
dopting measures for the general promotion Of
the cause of Temperance throughout The state No
tire is thereof giren that STATE IENPEBAScE CosyES-
TIos uiu be he'd at MIDDLEEUKr on Thursday Tie 9Th
dny ef SEPTEMBER HtJi at II oeiotk torsHoon. The
friends Of Temperance generally are invited 10 attcfd
The several town socires are respectfully and earnest
y requested 10 take such measures will ensure the
appointment OF delegates 20 the Convention and foil
representation from every town IN the STAT.
Montpelier, August !, les.
JrDursAN LooHis,} Executive
GEo. b. MANsEk, )
l~A editors in the Sta'o friendly tho object are
requested insert the foregoing noce m their resPec-
tive journals.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
DIED.

In TIA. town Yesterday Mics Abagsl, dsugafsr oi the
late Mr. Joshua O.good sged ~ The - ne third %
fourth member Of 10 sil eed isnily which have been
premstursiy called u their long hone within very
lew years By consumption.
Ia Poul,n~y on the lsl met after 'hcr' ntss I'f
Mosss Aoys. .n The - year oi his sgr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

The communication from our Temperance Cores
pendent requires too much "rectiiying for the press
The writer, however, advances some very good ideas,
from which may Gull something hereafter in aid Of
the glorious cause Of Temperance.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

JAMES GARvrs ia. A NJ. recent Principal Of Chester
Academy has been appointed Professor of VI odern Ian
ruages in Eas, Tennessee College Knoxville Tenn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
SJLAS FULLEES ESTATE.

STATE Of VERMONT RE it Remembered the,
h si,,cf ~ Eatand % ! - SPECIAL Probate
Cour held -t Kutlanl "a ,ai district ne ia. day u
August lt&.
Froseat " u. HALL Judse.
Zlrha Fuller administrators Of tbe Estais n ~I.s'
FIHsr late 81 HhfiErc, decreased, tagHs lropute1 a.
render 20 ateoIn d her a1mintraou, Anl pfeseli her
aerluat sgaiaft taii isiaie Tor allowance,
Oidsrsd, That Sad bcco1ut he examined in Pro-
bate Cont - fessl1n thereof 90 be hS.1en ~ hu'-
lsn'u saiI irifcipu The bs Menlay Of IeaCer nes
au1 tibet al persons co4esrtI ihstsin BE- hnhe1 To- sp-
pear 81 ssl time snl pses. thd show cause sHJ mrg
may ha,e Ygaus the sil4N q Hsi1 aoe'qn' col
t44f cYpy ot thn orier b. l4D5slel 90 be huilsrl
iierlI pfllel 81 kgtiaai, a. 'ooo o. nay De- u'''
Nreks fgs.'ssirsIy. 81 Is ONrLlfr H'S"i"
A 'fu- rHts of ffsofi.
"A hrst. Hr ToWglI. Eslr~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

NEW YORK MARKETs-Aopus,7

tatue .Narhd The market was supplied TO- day will
nOon' OuO mead becVes principally gtas, fed cattle from
orang and fninam Counties, IN this State The quail
NY oi the cattle was about as usual and the narke
generally presented little change from that of tie
week preceding. Sales were made of 800 head at 81
50 We have to notice a dull market for Cows nrd
calves, aud decline IN priaes. About 20 were offered
and 30 taken at S3J $40. The Cows were prlnclnal.
y of az inferior quality. The demand for Sheen and
Lambs continues active aud nearly all offered Gnclud-
ing 2O0 hend( were taken at 81 so for sheep and
% u 7 20 and 50 for lambs
Corn ETchaHgc. I he market with tic execution of
Western Flour Corn, Corn Meal and Rye has remlin.
ed dull and without change in prices The above tes
crIpuons have all improved Common brands Western
Flour have advanced shilling and now sell at 50
~ ., supplies arc very small There is no change IN
southern kinds OHIO via canal sells ct So % g. G2
l-2 Corn has advanced TO - - l.2c in cons,.
quence of the intelligence received OF disasters 20
the crops by the continuance OF the dry weather In.
dian Meal has gone up TO 3 - 81 for barrels and Sis
for puncheons There has been u speculative demand
for Com most all the week Oats are in limited de
mand New York Flour from new Wheat has been Sc /.
ling at 81 30 In Wheat the sales have been during
the week, about 1899 bushels Virginia at ~ TO 81 G6;
and 1000 do North Carolina at 81 40. There is none
in first hands, but several cargoes the way
here. Abou, 1000 bushels Northern Rye have been
sold at 95c. The stock of foreign is much reduced
Pr0y,sOhs.-1here has been rather more business !.
mong the trade Mess Beef now sells at Sl4 90 - !:
Prime do 80 Sl2 Mess Pork has advanced to SOP
- -, so; Prime IL Si7 Cheese = - Western
Dairy Butter ranges at IL I2 Is fresh butter &c lis
from the boats al pc.
Plaster of Paris Several cargo sales have taken
place at 3, %, cash.
Sai-Up ards of 10 coo bushels lrca of recent i'm.
poraiion, have been sold at BE time Wehave not
heard OF any transactions IN Liverpool
U0Oi.-Ne do not hear OF any change III the market.
Small sales from the east take place occasionally.