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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21

II is rumored that "a prominent poli-
tical character in Richmond" Peter v y
i" has given Mr.. Van Buren, to under
stand tina, he mus, clear his skirts. in
snme manner. Of Mr.. Poinse,.s militia
scheme. or make up his mind to lose
Virginia" Il is added ,ha, the friends
of Polk and The friends Of johnson for
the Wee Presidency are a. open war.
Ia. short. /" the party" is breaking up.
Is cords Of discipline are relaxed. They
have been drawn too tgh, for The limbs
Of freemen 10 endure. and they are snap
ping asander.
TunrLbur0 Tiroininn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21
TIE DANIEL DINNER.

A dinner complimentary 10 Gen. Bev-
erly Daniel, late United States Marshal,
was given al Raleigh on Saturday the 9Th
instant. Joseph Gales, sen. and Jahn
Devcreux, sen. esqrs. presided. The
meeting was conducted With dacorous
con,iviality. a unanimi,y and csriiality
Of fe, ling, which mus, have been highly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21

Ksnincky.-Albeh G. Hawrs. ESQ.
who was lately nominated by the Van
Buren party in The state Of Kentucky IS
their candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
has deelinedsihe nomination, and deelar-
ed in fasor Of Harrison and Reform.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21

Maine.-Ths Hon. John Ruggles, one
Of The United States senators fIom Maine,
formerly . staunch supporter Of General
Jackson, and an AL, ocale Of the election
Of Me-. Van Buren,, has publicly abandon
ed the Administration. and entered zeal.
ously wuh The gr 1t body Of the poole
in The support Of Harrison and Reform.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Thursday, May Z.
The business first in order was the re-
port Of The commiiiee in the case Of
Messrs. Bynum and Garland; but on the
motion of Mr.. Adams il was postponed
until Thursday next. and the bill TO en-.
sure the more faithful execution OF the
laws relating to the collection Of duties on
imports was taken up in commiuee Of the
whole.
Mr.. Rhett moved To strike out the en-
acting clause Of The bill. and proceeded TO
state his objections to The bill generally. 4
The committee thea rose aud reported
progress on the bill, TO enable the house
reconsider the amendments made to the
general appropriation bill BY the senate.
The amendments were finally agreed to.
and the house adjourned.
Friday. May 8.
The bill TO ensure the mure faithful
execution Of The laws relating to the col.
lection of duties on imports" was again
considered in conmi,,ec Of the whole.
Several amendments were proposed and
agreed To; after which the commiuee rose
and reported progress. and ,he house adj
journed.
f Saturday, May Q.
The bill for the better collection Of The
.,u,ies on imports was again .aken.up in
committee of The whole, and lis conside.
ration proceeded in until near six o'clock.
when the committee rose, and the house
sdjou,ned--no quorum being present.
4 Monday. May II.
On motion Of Mr.. Crsbb, III o'clock
was ifixed as lheregular hour Coz the meet
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21

The examination before the connie
,on.rs IN tie thirl congressional d'siris,
Of Pennsylsanis. 10 les, The legality Of
The election Of The Hon. Charles Naylor,
whose seat was contested by Mr. Charles
J. Irgersoll. has been brought 10 e'ose,
Without eliciiing The slightest testimony
thai could ippe4eh the validity of Dir.
MAYORS election, or give colar even 70
the suspicion Of fraud. Thus ends The
Iarce which the Standard has been 50
careful 20 parade before rs readers. Of
. nine hundred fslse names and spurious
xrles," snd I" The frauds and conceptions
&whiggery."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21
Lynehburg Tirginian.

Matches under the Hammer.-The
United States Marshal has advertised
the ciiy He'll. with the Market tf"use
and Public Square Of the city of Na,chez
ior sale. under an execution Tor the pnr-
chase Of some lois. by the city. . les
years since. i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21
TWenty-sIxih CongFcss.
HIST EEEaInk.
N SENATE.


Thsndsy. May =.
A cDsnlnunlcauoa was received IRON
he Secretary Of he TIesssry. in reply
70 . rssoluiioa offered By Mr.. Benton.
giving . summary Of the items and az.
grsg.led expenditures Of The government
up 10 and including 1899.
Mr.. Bsntan moved The printing Of 30.
900 extra copies; and upon This motion
an interesting and somewhat extended
debate arose. That the expenditures Of
The government had been exirssagan,,
seemed 10 BE pretty generally admitted;
but effsrls were made 10 throw the blame
on the opposition. The absurdity Of
making the minority responsible for The
acts Of .he majority was. however. very
easily exposed. and the saddle was pul
on The right horse. The question being
put on Mr. Benlna's motion. Il was de.
eided in the sfirmslise-yeas %. nays
l4-so 10000 extra copies were ordered
% be printed.
Friday. May g.
Some reports from committees were
received.
On motion Of Mr.. Preston. the com.
mii'ee on military Affairs were instructed
TO inquire into lie exPediency Of author.
izing experiments 10 be made upon the
application Of steam vessels 10 harbour
defence.
The senate then adjourned 10 Monday.
Monday. May N.
Several private bills were considered
IN committee Of the whole and ordered 10
be engrossed.
Tuesday, May n.
The bill TO establish uniform system
Of bankruptcy throughout The United
States was taken up Coz consideration.
Mr.. Wall concluded his remarks against
the original bill, and in favor Of subsli-
lule which he proposed.
Mr.. Clayton followed. lie acquieseed
IN some Of Tie pro, isions and principles
Of the substitute, directing his opposition
only u tina, par. Of i which extended 10
corporations. Banks. he insisted. were
u
The creatures Of the states, with which
Congress had no right to interfere; nor
vas interference expe,lient. Cor if once
begun there would be nothing TO prevent
its progress, even To the destruction Of
those institutions. Mr. Clayton also COM
menled on some Of the apparcn, incon.
si'iencies Of the proposed substitute; and
characterized i as sysiem not OF unilor-
mi,y, bu, variety. Providing as il did
for It's repeal by any Of the states, il
could becrme uniform only upon its re.
real BY AL the states.
Mr.. cri,lenden viii have the floor 10,
morrow.
After an executive session, the senate
adjourned.
Wednesday. May IL.
The consideration of the bankrup. bill
having been resumed, Mr.. Cri,ienden ad-
dressed the senate. He vas in favor oI
the original bill, and agsins. the subsii.
iu,e.
Mr.. Wall replied, aud Mr.. Cfiilendsn
briefly rejoined.
The b,lI from The house to insure the
more faithful execution of the revenue
laws. was referred ,o The committee on
finance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21

Fl MissOmi.--l'be sL LoAs Bulletin
says iha, grea, changes are going on in
the state Of Missouri in favor Of The
wings. Il 10 believed. with some con-
fjence. that in The al lie Wing candi-
dates will prevail even 10 that state.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21
.HOGst's E'ssstetIs Life
s8HeRIefMea.

THESE aisiirideI are =.
testei ioFfhsif namet-lksa
masfesi snd trnsible attlen
= passiyiss re Eesinss sd
ehanne : 1f isfs, and en1sinx
t'sem viih EeaeEet ssns .s.1
siees. 10 Macy hsadrsd err
li6rd cases skieh have hess
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21

Al, a meeting held q. Daniel Albrighrs
on Saturday the 18th inst. the following
persons were appointed as delegates To
tine Wing Convention to be held in Hills.
borough on The Tuesday Of May Court,
VIZ. Thomas Sellers, Daniel Albright,
James whrlsit,. ESQ.,. Col. Joseph Hol,.
John Boon. esq. Col. Jeremiah Holt.
William Whedber, George Foust. John
Dixon, (of JAS and John s. Turren.ine,
esq. .....@ ..-.-...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21
sF''IlSing o DE sta'lfmln o vhoss 10,

gratifying q Ihs stnlfmzn % whose 10.
noI he Zee Ens in,suasd.
Fram ne sulualssr lossis presumed On
ne oeeasion. ne select lhs following:
~ JosPh Gaies.-Gea. Wm. IIea,y
uarrison-an able statesman. bsase and
successful 1srrior. good practical far.
mer, and an upright eilzen-a man who
approaches nearer % the pure and slesa.
.ea character Of onf greatly and highly
otiosed Washington Ihan any other per
son li.ing.
George z. Badger. esq va. loudly
rallrd upon for : speech and Toast, and
serersl persons exclsimtd. .isis expect.
ed Of yon." lie pl.yfslIy remarked,
(says The Register. from which we eopy,)
that in these times of embarrassment and
d'fienliy. The man who could perform half
Of what is expected Of him was thought
20 DO pretty well. lie wnuld yield half
Of what was asked. and gise tO.si. He
prefaeed il, however, with some obsersa-
tons highly complimentary 70 Gen. Dam
lei, in reference both 10 his public life
aud private character. lie mentioned one
circumstance, ia conneriian with his re-
mossl. new 70 Us. and deserving record.
ID IS This: In lie printed leler addressed
10 Gen. Daniel BY The Department, in rela-
iinn 10 the appointment Of crnsus-t.kers,
the following significant Poslscripi was
added in rriiiag: . The commission you
hold as Marshal gill expire on The 26.h
af April, 1919. You will therefore per-
ceise The proPrieiy. in making your sp-
poinimrni Of assistants, Of is being IN.
derslood by them. that in The event Of
your not being re appointed. their ap-
poinimenis will be subjected 10 the control
Of your successor. who will. OF course.
have The power 10 change Them IL he thinks
proper" Or, IN olher words. mind that
you appoint no Wings to take the census;
IL you do. you may not be re appointed.
and they may be rmoreh.
Mr.. Badger gave,
Our guesf, Gen. Danisi--As a. officer,
good enough for jefferson, good enough
for Madison. good enough Tor Monroe.
good enough for Adams. gond enough for
Jackson iii is nn wonder that Van Buren,
thinks that he - too gaod ln him.
Gen. Iredell being called upon, gave a
short. bu, very interesting speech. ], was
confined, principally. 10 review of the
opinions and conduct "f our ea'lier Pre-
sident. on the subject Of removals from
Office; and he instsnced, with grea, f,rce.
the remark &c Mr.. Madison. tint any Pre-
sident desrr, ed impeachment, who would
remove an officer for opinions sake. In
conclusion, he gave
The sentiment erpres,etiby James Ma
olson IL fhe. first Congress Of The United
States. wanion removal OF merito-
fious officers, should subject The Presi
dent 10 removal from his own high trust.
BIZ Thomas l.. yumP.-The two Dam
iels-
The Prophet Daniel. say our holy men.
was safe delivered from the Lion's DEN;
The Daniel Of cur times, in safety leaves
unhstm' a and spotless, Isrtia's dan Of iliss,s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21
Union Academy,

~
OF ORANGE.
THE exercises &c this school will close TO-
the present session On the 18Th of June,
and wall be resumed on the 18th Of July, ftr
The Fall Session. The terms, Tor board and
tuition, will be the same Us heretofore.
Tuition in the preparatory collegiate
course. per session, s12 so
In the English, ST.
Board can be had in respectable families a,
Elk dollars per month.
The subscriber dete,s il unnecessary 10 bur.
den the public with q tedious advertise meni,
setting forth the local advantages, and The nsu
al et csteras of school nniice; but is willing
TO base his claims TO patronage Oh the prof
cheney oi his scholars alone.
lie would be glad that those Who design
sending their snns, would do so at an earl,
Stage Of the session.
JOHN r. HOLT.
Orange county, May Is. 2s-sw
- rhe Raleigh Star aud Register, Southern
Citizen, and Greensborough Patriot, will each
insert until the 18Th Of july, aud forward &C
counts TO this Office
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21
Carding Wool.

SpHE subscribers Machines are in good or.
- der for the despatch OF business; and il
the Wool is well Gle aned and brought early,
the carding will be well done.
THOS. w. HOLDEN.
&c.. Enoe Mills.
five miles east OF Hillsborouch. ga
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21
Thursday, May a.

Amos Kendsll has resigned she Office
Of Postmaster General. HIS successor
il NOT ,ei sppa,ased. The Office vas
rendered. u 10 said, q Gen. Robert Arm
strong af Nssh..Ilr. nos in Washington.
nm, declined. Ex-senator Niles Of Con-
n.r.iru.. has also bern spaken Of. and i
Is supposed lie vii receive The appoint
merit
In . card 10 the rutlie. DR. Kendall
alleges feeble Lesllh as IN excuse for re-
sisnins. and announces his intention Of
occupying his time until November next
ID wiring Cor Inc extra Globe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21

Pennsyirania.-'rhc Philadelphia Ma
iional Gszeue says:-" Very important
and indicative political news has reached
ihi. city from Bedford county. in This
state. A special election has Jusi been
held IN supply The vacancy in the House
OF Representatives. arising from the ex.
pul.inn of Mr.. M'Elvee. This election
has terminated in favor of the Wings by
large msjarity-upwards Of six hun.
dred, ii is said IN letter 10 q gentle man
of this city. The majority by which
Mr. M'Elwee gained his election was. as
well as we recollec,, about three hundred;
thus showing gain within q Few months
Of one thousand uofes. The successful
candidate 70 Mr.. Daniel Wsshsbsneh. As
Mr.. M'Elwee was not candidate. no
personal feeling against him was mixed
up with The election"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21

I,iss.s,ed ,h.. ss administration men,
Der, or Congress have signed an address
20 The President. asking The remo'al Of
Mr.. Psulding. Secretary Of the Navy, on
,eeoun, Of his .ofiici.l insolenee. u
4 surmised that in order 10 relieve The
President, Mr.. Paulding ~ill resign.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21
Common Schools.

TnilE Board &c Snperinten6ants having COM
pieicd division Of the county into school
districts Of Eve miles square, and such division
being approved Of aud the necessary taxes lee
wed by the Court; therefore, with view of Ia
cihating the enterprise, il is earnestly request
Ell that some one OF the committee men in each
district, will meet the supe,in,en5ants in iiilis
borough on Tuesday Of May Court, prepared
to report the number Of school houses in his
district, their size, situation, SC. This infor-
nation. if complete and satisfactory. will ens-
bic the chairman. some time during the next
summer. to draw the money appropriated by
law TO common schools, from the state treasu-
~. and pay il over to each school. district 50
that Orange county may soon have a system
Of common schools ia full operation.
JOHN TR0LlNGER,
Chairman B S. C. s.
May IS. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21
Stray.

TpAKEN up by Anderson Cheek, living one
- mile east from Chapel Hill. and entered
IN toe Stray Book Of Orange county on the
2Sth Of February last. so-rei scuball tiorse,
four feet ten and half inches high, abau. nine
years old, legs all white to the knee, right eye
weak, and white spnt in the irft eye.
JOHN 4. FAUCETT, Ranger.
May 10. a. 3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21
Public Sale.

IN the 2eth OF the present month, there
W viii be sold, at the dwelling house Of Eu-
phenee B. Kerr deceased.
The TRACT OF LAND on which ehs
lived.
Some Horses, Mich Cows and Hogs.
And ell The Household and Kitchen Fur
niinie;
10 q wore, ~ ne property sns possessed.
j. A. WHIrSIrT. Execufor.
May 6. co.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03

The following gentlemen are authorized to ac'
as agents of this paper, viz:
NJ Morr, Peru, La Sale county, Ill.
ID. S. EpEnsoL, mail contractor.
G. G. MILLER, Dayton.
A. o. SMITH, Smiths Mills.
JASON GuRLEY, Troy Grove.
L. w. DtMMocK, Vermiionvlle.
Henry PuGLLIps, Munson, (lndian creek.)
G. w. REYNOLDS, p. Nj. Pontiac.
RgEs MORGAN, Morgans Mill.
ur Post Masters, and other individuals resi-
ding in La Sale and the adjoining counties who
are willing to at as agents in their respective
neighborhoods, will please make the same known
to US, by mail or otherwise.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
THE FREE TRADER,
OTTAWA, Friday, July 8, 1910.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

J.. Opposition to National Bank, as fraugM ,oitl
danger to oar free institutions and to the hber-
ties Of the people, from lis necessarily great ana
controlling po,cer orer The general currency ana
business Of The country. Opposition tothe pres
ent Banking System, as defective in principle
and unsafe IN practice, and requiring a radica
ret6rm. A total separation, Of the fiscal concerns
Of Government from all Banding Institutions
as the best guarantee for the preservation Of ou,
National Independence. Encouragement 10 al
Banks, based upon sound principles, tciM tn
ability and disposition at all times to redeem
their bills IN gold and silrer, and an erpresspro
Vision in all Bank Charters, requiring ampb
security to be giua, to the State for the redemp
ton of their iss;les in specie on demand, and IN
perpetual subjection Of all acts Of incorporation
tn Ehe control Of the LegiSlature."
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
DR.. j. StiClxel.

GRATEFUL for the patronage that he has
- heretofore received, would inform his friends
and' the public generally that he continues the
practice Of his profession in its various branches,
and from his extensive experance, in the treatment
OF all the diseases peculiar to this country and hav-
ing scrutinized closely the effects of remedies on the
human system, under the influence of bilious
atmosphere, he 1atters himself that he is able to
treat the various diseases of the Illinois Valley on
those principles of science and philosophy which,
in almost every case, must insure success.
He would also state that he is prepared to treat
chronic diseases, such as the various forms of
Neuralgia, ScrcfuIa, and Enlarged Spleen, on a
new plan, which has proven successful in an emf
nent.degree.
office at TIE Drug Store Of Nj. E.
HOlister.
Uta,ca; May 23, 1910. l--.n.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
TAILORING.
WILLIAM SEBRING

IMPROVES this opportunity in returning
! thanks to the Inhabitants Of Ottawa and its
vicinity for the liberal share of patronage they
have for'ner!Y given him If strict attention
to his business--long experience as practical
Cutter = employing first rate wolkmen - doing
work with punctuaiity fitness and despatch will
ensure a continuance Of that patronage, he con-
fdent he shall receive it,
He still remains at the stand over G. l.. Thomp-
sons Drug Store, one door North Of the Mansion
House, where he is prepared to do all kinds Of
work in his line Of business with which the public
may favor him. in the latest fashion and Oh rea-
sonabc terms.
Oiia,pa, May 30, 1910. 2--tf.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
John e. CHl:anaDlin,
Attorney and Counselor at La,

Attorney and Counselor at Law,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
Having associated himselfwith Messrs. SPRING
and GOODRICH, Of Chicago, will attend to all
practice of their profession in the county of La
Sale.
Ottawa, June II, ls40 4---tf.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
DOct. j. G.. Armstrong.

HAVING resumed his practice will attend to
z all lcalls made upon him in the line of his pro-
fession. Office at his residence in - street,
N. w. of the Public Square, Ottawa, Illinois.
May 80, 1910. 2---tf.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
j. j. Holt,

Attorney and Counsellor at La'c and Solicitor in
CHANCERY.
Office opposite the Mansion House, Ottawa,
La Sale county, Illinois.
Nav 23d. 1870. l--tt.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
John v. A. Hoes,

Attorney and C0u9seliw at Lao and Solicitor IN
Chanee,y.
Office next door north of the Post Office, Ota-
wa, La Sale county, Illinois.
MAY 23d, IS40. LIT.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
Milton III. Swift,

AHoraey and COlmsell0r at Laac.
Office on La Sale Street, few doors North of
the Market, Ottawa, Illinois.
May 23d, 1910. l---tf
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
l.. Woodruff Il Co.

kNlsGh and Retail Dealers in SioUcS, .Sioye-pipe,
.Steetuoa and 1EntU0re, DC.
South Side Of the Public Square, Ottawa.
May 30, 1910. 2---h.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
q. ss. Farewell,

attorney and Counssiir at Lar.
O!tice over the new store of CushINln < Ihomp-
son, Ottawa, Illinois.
May Esd, 1910. 1T.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
M. IL. HOiliStcr.

North East Corner of Canal and Columbus
street, Ottawa, Illinois,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
Dye-Stuffs, &c.
July 8. 1910. TT.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
G.. L.. THOMPSON & Co..

East side of the Public Square, Ottawa, Ill.,,
Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Dyc-Snfs,
Paints, Oils, Varnish, &c. &c.
July 8. 1910. 7---tf
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
GEORGE F. WEAVER g. JOHN HlSE,
Cana! Street, nearly opposite the Mansion HOuse.

TERMS:
Two dollars aud fifty cents per annum, II paid III
advance; Three dollars if not paid before the eXpl-
ration Of the first six months And three dollars ;
and twenty-five cents if delayed until the END OF
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square ior
the first insertion, AMI % ceats tor each SUD-
sequent insertion A liberal discount mace to
those who advertise by the year.
All communications, to ensure attention. must
be post paid.
JOB WORK
OF every description, executed in the neacst man
manner, at the usual prices.
Ottawa is the seat of justice of La Sale
county, is situated at the junction of the Fox river
with the Illinois, 290 miles, by water, from Saint
Louis and midway between Chicago and Peoria.
The population of Ottawa is about one thousand.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03

the souls cftrants, and the bare mention OF which
shakes all the kingdoms in the "Old World!!'
The name of Cesar, Bonapsrte, a Wellington
and host of others,
Fade like the stars as the sun comes to view,
When compared to the "Hero of Tippecanoe!"
Gen. Hnrrison's Speech nt Fort Meigs.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-03
BUSINESS CARDS.
Geo. II. Norris,

Attoracy and Counselor al Lar, Master Ia
Chancery and Noi,gy Pubic.
Ottawa, Illinois.
May %, 1910. Lift.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-15
COnTNTER6IlL RECORD.
BALTTprORE NTARTxET.
OFFICE OF THE PILOT K TRANSCRIPT, |
July n, ls40

FLOUR-There has been advance in the store
price Of Howard street over the quotations of last week
We note sales to limited extent s. for good com
mon brands the receipt continues to be light, and the
stock on hand is very small The wagon price varies.
We quote $3.50. There is no stock of City Mills of
any moment in the market is held at IS. Sales of
fresh ground Susquehanna at s. per Dbl. Stock light.
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain, generally, have
been light, and we know of no old Nd wheat in mar
ketr We note sale of new white wheat, clear of gar
ic at 81 05. Sales of Penn Rye at SIS cents Sales OF
white Corn at SO cts, and of Yellow at 81 cents We
note sales OF Md Oats at % cents.
WHISKEY-Th market has become more firm
aud holders asking "a cents fer bbs The last
sales we have to note made 22 for hhds and 49,
for bbls. Wagon price 30 cents exclusive oftho Dbl
PROVISIONS-The market far this week has
been quite inactive, and have transactions
Ct any consequence. We continue our former quota
tons which the nominal rates, viz; Mess Pork at
s17; Prime at $14.5O; Mess Beef SIS; No. l at Sl3
and prime at gil. ghe small sales of Bacon that are
taking place aii55 cents for good to prime Western
assorted.