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, 1842-02-26

No man, certainly no purely literary man, has
ever been received by any people, with more
demonstration of respect and esteem than our
brethren at the North and East have shown to
MIR. Dickens. And no one could be more wor-
thy of it. His heart overflows with the milk OF
human kindncss-and his writings, are the I'M
RENTED reflections of a soul brim full of char
ity and benevolence. We are pleased to see
that the citizens of St. Louis are about to tender
him an invitation to visit their city.
, 1842-02-26
SHERIEF.S SALE.

IN virtue and by authority Of three several
L executions issued from the office ofthe clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of the County Of Pike
Ia the State of Missouri, and to me- directed,
one in favor Of Whkerson w. w. Waits,
and against John r. Carter, James w. Booth
and Samuel Pepper, and bearing date the
oath of January, 1912. One in favor Of Dan
lei Boon, and against John r. Carter, bear
ing date the 9th day OF October ls4l, and the
other in favor of VIM. Boggess. and against
John r. Carter and Matthew Givens. bear
ing,date the 8,Oc,ober 1S4I. have levied upon
and seized all the right title Interest, and claim
of the said John r. Carter, of in and to the
following real estate, wing and being in the
County Of Pike and State Of Missouri, to
wit: the three undivided fourth parts Of the
undivided half of the South fractional half
Of section Is and part Of the North fraction
al half of said Section l6, Township No.
So Rnnge | East it being that part and par.
Gel of said fractional Section l6. which is
nor included in that Fart of the said Section
I6 conveyed by Lewis Musick, 10 Thomas
McQueen. and will sell the same TO the high.
EST bidder for cash in hand, at the Court
House door in the town at Bowling Green
in said county "f Pike, on the End day Of
March next. between tie hours of nine and
five o'cIork OF said day. and during the term
of tie Citcuit CouI, of said county Of Pike
to satisfy said Executions and all costs.
Wm. PENlX, Shrif.
Feb. 5. 1S42.-3t.
, 1842-02-26

less than half a million Of specie On hand,
while her circulation is considerably over
three millions Of dollars.
'Such, we have been told, is her d ,plora.
BILE condition. A public statement from her
officers would be acceptable. showing hen
condition at the present time. 1t would be
the best mode of restoring public confidence
IN her bills, if they deserve confidence; and
IT they are indeed worthless, tie sooner the
public knows il the letter"
, 1842-02-26
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Pike.
In the County Court, Feb. Term 1912.

In the County Court. Feb. Term 1912.
Villa ID. Grant, Administrator Of the
Estate of james Culherson deceased. cnmc'
audfles his petition for the sale of the real
estate of SAID decreased. accompanied By Il
true account Of the administration of sad
estate, "A list of the debts due TO and by the
decd, and remaining unpaid. and an invent
orv o: the real estate, and of the remaining
personal estate with IFS appraised value. and
ali other assets in his hands, The whole veri
fled by the affidavit of the said adminis'ra-
Tor, ii is therefore ordered that all persons
interested in said estate, be notified that nm
less the contrary be shown on the first day
Of the next Term of this Court. an order
will he made for the sale of real estate Of
said deceased viz: the S. E.. / Sec. 81 T. 81
r. 2 w. containing 80 acres, and the S. E. /
n. E. or. Sec. 81. same township and Range,
and the +. ! S. w. / Of said n. f. 1 Sec.
81. containing in all one hundred and forty.
one acres more or less, or so much thereof rs
will be sufirient to pay the debts "f said
decreased vet remaining unpaid. and it is fur
Their ordered tia: tins notice he published IN
some newspaper printed in this State for six
weeks successfully.
A true copy. from the Record.
Attest. A. H. BUCKNER, Clerk.
Feb. 18th, Ie47-6t.
, 1842-02-26
PUBLIC SALE.

VTNHE undersigned Executors Of the last will and tes-
L lament Of James Davis deceased, viii sell in pur-
suance of the provisions made in said will. at public auc-
ton a the residence of said deceased, 6 miles S. W. of Bow
ling Green in Pike county, five valua' lie slaves beloning
to the estate of sail deceased, the stock Of horses, cattle,
sheep, one wagon and ha,ness, farming utensils, and a
quantity of corn, &c. The sale will take place on the II,
day of March next.
TERMS OF SALE: for all sums of five dollars or under,
six months credit for all sums over > dollars a credit OF
twelve months will be given, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security.
4. j. DAVIS Executors
Fob 10 ,2-3t.
, 1842-02-26

Gov. MILLER.-We learn fom various
sources that this gentleman has declined u
reelection 10 congress-. and wal not sufi' r
his name 10 be again brought tef're a con
vention for nomination. We extinct tn.
following just upon his service
from the Reporter:
Gov. Miller has been y fli,ifIl and eff.
cient Representative. In the field he WIS
ever at his post, and his absence from the
House of which he is now a member, even
for a single day, at the late extra ses,i"n
was viewed as an extraordinary matter. HIS
great popularity is, however, proof that he
industry. firmness and ability with which he
has discharged the various civil and militia
ry offices he has filled. are remembered and
appreciated by the public.
, 1842-02-26
~SIIERlFF'S SALE.
Feb. 70. 40 st.

IN virtue and by authority If two Execu
1 tons 's>ued from the office of the Clerk oi
the Circuit Court of Pike county Missouri
both in favor of Samuel Henderson. one
aHains, John GralTnrd and Beniamn Graf
told and the other %against Join W.. GrafnrI
and Benjamin Grntford. bearing d,'e the Is
day "t February, 1912. and 10 ne directed.
! have levied upon and seized all the right.
riile. interest of the laid Benjamin Graffrrd
of in and 10 The following described real es
tate, lying and heing situate in S id county
IF Pike. la Wit: the North East / of the
North E'st q AFTER of See. No 35 in Town
ship No. So of Range No. 9 West also thu
South West / of the North Yves, qu,r,er of
Secriun No. Sc. in the same Township and
Range. and will proceed TO sell the same to
highest bidder FIR cash in hand. AT the C"ur,
H"uSe IN the town of B,nlnL Green in laid
county of Pike, IN the 81 dav of NJ ,rrI,
nax'. between the hours oi 8 and 5 o'clock
Of sid day. and during the Term of the Cir
cut C"urr 10 satisfy said Executions and all
costs.
VIM. PENIX. Sheriff.
Feb 5, l842.-3t.
, 1842-02-26

IN pursnenc""f an order Of the County
= Court nf Pike County. made ut the Feb
ruar, Term 1912. tie undersigned Annals
fr,ror of the Estate "f Matthew NcDnw.li.
d' cd, viii pr"rced 10 sell at pnhlic auction,
before the Courthouse door in the town Of
Bowling Grc'n. IN The first day Of the next
May Term Of said Court. Tor rrady money,
the follow g real estate. hrlnnring TO the
"st,'e Of SAID decreased. VIA Lot No. (6il
Siyiv-fnur in the town al Clarksviie. Lot No.
ihirry-rhree (33) in Prairievllle, and Lois NJ.
twenty-five 1857 and forty (40J in Block five
~ in The town Of PayncsvrlIc, all being in
said county of Pike
JESSE HUGIIS, Admir-.
Fed. 70. 1912 ct.
, 1842-02-26
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE..

AToTICE i. hereby given that the nnGor.icned
40 has taken out letters of Atminisrratirn on the
estate OF } 1hn JAMS. decd from the Warren ccuniy
Court. bearing date the End day OF February lsI2
All persons, therefore, who have any claims again.t IA.
e'tate Of said deceased. are required to exhibit the
sane duly authenticated FOR allowance, within ONE
year from the date of said le,irrs, or they nav b.
p'"c'ii"d from having any benefit Of said estate and
u >nch ci"'nrs are not presented within thee year.
they will hc iuICseI baned
JAMES BLAND, Admir-.
, 1842-02-26
FINAL

H@STE undersigned administrator of the estate Z"
ta s. r Kent. deceased, late Of Pike County No
hereby gives notice To NIL concerned or III any WAY in.
t'rested in said estate, that thr undersigned admin.
i.tr.tor will sprly FOR a final settlement "f said cs
tate at the next May term OF the County Court Of
said county.
Feb. l9-4t. II. I. KENT, Admir-.
, 1842-02-26
EXECUTORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all concerned, that iattes
~ testamentary on the estate of Henry Inloe deceased,
late of Pike County, Mo-, have been granted to the
undersigned by the County Court of said County
Of Pike, bearing date the 9th day Of Feb. ls42.
All PERSONS havirg claims against said deceased are no.
titled to present them for allowance within one year from
the date of said letters, or they may Be precluded from
the benefit Of said estate, and if not presented within
three years, will be forever barred.
GEORGE MOCK, Ext,
Feb. II, t2.-H.
, 1842-02-26
SHERiFF'S SALE.
Feb. -, 42.-3t.

y virtue and by authority of an execution
u i>>uci from the office Of the Clerk
# the Circuit Cour, of the county o
Pike in the Stale "f Missouri. hearing date
;he 7rh Of Fe'rurrv 1912. in favor of Par.
ker DldIey, and against James ID. Tsdale.
| have levird upon and seized all The right. ii
lie. interest and claim of the said James u.
TI-dale. of in ald 10 the following real es
tate. situate wing and being in said county
of Pike. to W.T.: Lots NJ. 1863 and l64, with
all The Impr", emen s thereon. in the town
OF Bowling Green in said county of Pike.
and will the same to The highest bidder for
cash IN hand, ut the our,-Housr door in SAID
Town of Bowling Green on he third day "'
March next. between the hours of Q and 5
o'clock Of that day. and during the term oi
the Circuit Court of said county of Pike, to
satisfy said execution and all costs.
WM. PENIX, Sheriff.
Feb. 70. '42-St.
, 1842-02-26

Mr.. ApAMs.-We are glad to witness The
feeling Of Indignation that is manifested by
the whole country, towards this vile di>tur,
Der of the peace of our nation in recklesslv
endeavoring to scatter the seeds OF discard
and enm ity between different porti,ns o
the country.
This reasonable advance towards his
main desiyn-the abolition Of slavery has
met with a rebuke which it is hoped will serve
Tor a while to cool the fever Of a helli>h "a,
natIc'sm as disreputable as it is unworthy
Of his pas. life. We clip the following with
ering article from that fearless an in irpen-
dent journal-the Alexandra Index:
Who is John Quincy Adams' SIS he a
God, that we should fear hinY' How CONS
IT that he. the great memorandum book OF
the American people. takes it upon himself to
regulate the people of the South and
northwest; and TO read lectures to free pres
fe' for daring to write what he speaks, and
, 1842-02-26
FINAL

Tl1E undersigned administrator of the e~
L trte Of Daniel Adams, deceased. late
Of Pike County No. hereby gives notice Ia
all creditors and others interested in said es.
tate. IN I he intends To mike a final settle.
mrnr oi said estate. ut the next Nav term
If the County Court Of said County.
Feb. LIT. TUOS. BLAND. Admir-.
, 1842-02-26
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE. is hereby given to all concerned, that let
~ tiers testamentary on the estate Of Jas. Davis, late OF
Pike county, Mo. deceased, have been granted to the I'M
designed, dated the sh day OF February 1912. All per-
sons having claims against his estate are therefore re-
quired to exhibit the same TO the undersigned, within one
year from the date of said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit of said estate, and if such claims
be not exhibited within three years, they will be forever
barred.
!AMFa II; J. PA bAvis. Executors,
Feb. IS, 4l.-3t.
, 1842-02-26

2 Linn county recommends Gcnl. Price as
a suitable candidate for Congress. Quere: Was
Mr.. Speaker one of the nominees of the caucus
held in Jefferson during the last session Of the
Legislature by the members for the purpose Of
forming a congressional ticket for the good people
Of Missouri?
, 1842-02-26
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TIME undersigned Admi, i-iratnr of the estate Of
L B Mullikin. deceased late OF Pike comfy. NJ.
hereby gives notice TO all concerned. or in any
way interested IN said estate. that the undersigned
Administrator will make a final settlement of the
estate at the next May term Of the county court
of said county. lS42.
Feb. I9--4t. W. NJ. WALKER. Admir-.
, 1842-02-26

A chFr-e made by Mr.. BrtIs in tho course
OF a debate in the House Of Representatives.
that the Secretly of the N,vv, Judge Up
sher vas a disunionis' has ELECTED Il long lei
ter warmly disclaiming such sent'm-nt..-
Mr.. Bolts, however. pIcds es himself TO make
good he accusation.
, 1842-02-26

= Our friends in Rails are preparing for the
conflict in the summer. We understand that
township meetings will be held soon for the pur-
pose of terminating candidates for the Legislature.
In general, public opinion is better reflected in
this way than by one meeting ofthe whole county.
, 1842-02-26

e. We are authorized to announce JOEL M.
WEATHERroRp as a candidate for Constable for
Culver Township at the next August Election.
, 1842-02-26
STATE OF
County of Pike, %

In the county Court Of said county. Feb. term, Is42.
n EWTON McDANN0LD, Administrator of the
Y estate OF William McDannold, deceased, file. his
petition Tor the sale of the real estate Of said deceased,
accompanied by a true account of his adminis,r atIon, a
list OF the debts due to and by the deceased, and remain
ing unpaid, and an inventory of the real estate, and of
the rema ming personal estate. with its appraised value,
and all other assets in his hands, the whole verified by
ordered that all eIsons be notified that unless the con.
trary be shewn on the first day Of the next term of this
court. an order will he made Tor the sale of the real es-
tate OF said deceased. VIZ. the N. l-2 N. W. az. of sect.
No. a. township No. 49, N. r. No. 4 W., containing
nInetytwo 50 l-2-lO0 acres, The West l-2 :. w. Or.
sec 50, township so. N. x. 4 W., containing so acres.
and the 5. E Or. 5. 81. township 50, N. X. 4 W. con
tanning one hundred and sixty acres. all lying in the
county of Montgomery. or so much thereof az will paw
the d hts OF the deceased. II is further ordered hat
this order be published in some newspaper in this state
for SIX weeks successfully. 4 trne copy Of The record.
F,b26. Ct Test, A. BUCKNER. Clerk
, 1842-02-26

u We have received a communication from
Lincoln requesting us to announce a friend Of
ours, as candidate for the Sherifalty at the next
August election. The writer must give us his
name before we can comply with his request.
, 1842-02-26

The Richm5pd whffsh ,%ublishes a statement
that Gen. James Hamilton, Texian Minister to
England, is defiuter to the James River and
Kenhawa Company TO the amount of $SO,OOO.-
He was entrusted with the sale of certain State
Bonds, and <ying his negotiation, he appropri-
ated this much to his individual use.
, 1842-02-26

tween the hours OF 9 and 5 O'clock Of tn.
day, and during the term Of the Circuit Cour'
Of said county Of Pike, to satisfy said Exc
cutIon and all costs.
VIM. PENlX, Sheriff: q
Feb. 5, 1842.-3t.
, 1842-02-26

u We are authorized TO announce o. S
JENNINGS as a candidate for Constable for Cuivre
Township at the next August election.
, 1842-02-26

TWe are authorized to announce THOMAS
H. Harris, Esq. as a candidate for the Sheriff
atty in Lincoln County at the next August Elec-
ton.
, 1842-02-26

The two branches of the Ohio Legislature
have passed resolutions c~ondemning in strong
terms the course of John @. Adams in present.
ing the petition for the dissolution of the Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

NEW ARRANGEMENT AT STARR e. CO.'S
Opposite the Exchange Hotel.
'ENHE undersigned, encouraged by the Success
a Which has attended their eReavours citizens
NJ Richmond and vicinity with made Go
Thing ~ prices commensurate with the
ang'ncn A. will Enable satisfy who prefer articles
made 10 measure aud which D. required
are IN receipt Of stock ~ Cits the latest
sykes Of goods AMI have procured an experienced
cutler from New Work who being particularly cutting
thc new style otSNk ONERCoA1S much a North
VIII ensee Us to supply gentIenTn with the aee
am INV prices STARR n CO.
Dc tIh -,
Bar iro".-So Tons County redcgar store and
- and for sale by FRY A 90
S"lt-soo Sacks salt oricr. Just landed ami for sale by
- no " fRN n 90.
4 lotion Warns, Cotton OznRbu rgS, aud Cotton
- B"ttnR.-A large lot on hans, AMI for sale low by
20 PRy A IN
handle wick.-A large on hand for .aie At a very
- low price. FRY A 60
C( h"it-b"rrcls Fsmiiy Hoe perrings iu-, recev-
~ e. ami song very for cash
BAKER a THORNTON.
Se Square hcow Od Market.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

80. Prn--sinonniins IN ee3s93
r.ekss Si', halves 90 quarters IS, eghihs sst.
Inc psce OF certificate Of package whole Ticket. IN
the above splendid Lottery a eeri6,,r M pa b.,v..
20 eigh- only sss certificate of packaee may draw an,
four highest prizes ' ~ WV
ref-'s AT Instance wishing
informed that oyt 60. lucky Tickets an H.. ,.
possihe afS-and VIII IL happy their friends
In tb-ir wshes. ' '''"S
ohr CO continue send Capitals in almost every
a TINS Scheme nincement-
ny iFis tiI friends VIII them the FOIrR
fhLh which he selling the Ticket.
otue enclosing tile cash Tickets with the
p"u attention and in all confidential
we particularly recommend thu ae to. WISHING
20 purchase by the paekag--e a only
"aSe parry or two and end down all the biz
Pn- sueh a. s'oooo $4,000 &C. there lose 80
You ma tttrr al down nj and letter Dnet
no II IIoy,r -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

LOUISA RAEI.-ROAD.
Lines To Chnriottesviite, Staunton, Iynchburg
and the virginia Springs.
Fare TO Lynchbmrg reduced To 81 90.
MONT TR-4pELLLNG .qTOTDED-4N-D GRE4TLY IN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

NJ ~ oner with great confidence = a vnlua-
ne and successful remedy fo Dyspepsia siek beadacbe
s"- ana bhous Complaints eoc n
~ al DISTINCTIONS and for the complicated acl
ions arising from ngeton Smiths Of
Heah We have received efficacy
few only of which for space. sutpn That Is sae
have tried them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
RICHMOND, VA DEC. Z, 1912
RICHMOND DAILY WING:
ny ALEXANDER mOSEI.EY.

ss 90 susscsiruosro City Subscribers $500 per year
IL shorter period when by uaa sio--payable i'm
r- In advance.
rsrnseFos square cf fifteen (os le--) one nser-
cents two insertions 81 is three insertions ~ and
succeeding insertion n cents.
'nsicnt advertisers must pay In advance. h..
e number Of insertions of noted ON the
or they win be inserted until ordered stopped ehar
eo"inf'y OF Orders To stop aso be- writing.
nuai Advertisers charged $50 sqaars
on Tor advertisements of length ami $40 for
e. except Auetioneers AMI Lottery dcales charged
paper neludrsl)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
DISSOLUTION.
SMITfI, DRINKER a MOnRIS.

DISSOLUTION.
NE eoparnershp heretofore existing between WALLER
IL THOMSON dissolved by consent on the Isl inst
LOGAN WALLER,
WILLIAM F. THOMSON.
The subscriber the commission business. On his NUN
account and mo respectfully Offers hrs friend, and
the public, in the sale VI species produce Office
Isl corner below thu Depot. Shockoe Hill
LOGAN WALLER.
He nlost respectfully offers he following
References:
Recommendations Kent Kendall Atgate! AMI Can't Bepi
Sheppard Carlotcsvi-AIan H. McCruder Esq ScottsyIr-
Messs staples Tyler Co Quaes Kent and
J. W. bsgby Esq Anela-Messrs j. T. Jeter Iynchhurx
Johh w. speed and William ~ Sutton. EqS ksburT
aoei Johnson and Alexander Walker Esqs oanre-Jaes W
Co.'S Anhera-Wm VI. Waller Esq. Carolnc-Capt Robert G.
sutton Daniel DcJaret and WIN. w. Tenant EqS King WI
.Ah-1en fhip yIett and Capt ChaS. u. BnSon. Williams
buTg-Dr Robert p Waller and MeSsrs. w. w Vest & Co.
de- ; div
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READ! READm READm.
HOYT o. cos OFFICE,
hS h-N'uNNtE.
RichIssOsssl. Wa.

hachnsond, Wa.
MAMMOTH SCHEME
Prizrs nj s25,OOO nrr q % OOO
II MON LOTTERY. CHS No. Ij sr 1872 ,o n, draw, nj,
- '~Aniiia' ID T. ssinri1y. D-c-rni-r a.. les.
: 90 Nuni-r iotsp--iI Drawn Balhs-
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MAMMOTH SCHEME.
Prizes OF $4,000 are sfOO,OOoi
MON LOTT ERX
J. G. GREGORY & CO. Managers.

Glass No. Is for ist9-To he drawn NJ AI.,ana, r ca
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS.

SOI II OF NEW UUUDS,
REAUTlfUI. changelble Alpaca Iusire-
~ Back and blue black do
Striped black and blue black Silk.
Blue black Satin wide
Striped blue black watered silk
Pain do do do
Plain black Gro dc suiS.
A few handsome Silks
French Merinos for Caniinals
Hue black French Cashmere, for Cardinal.
10 do Velvet do A,
Black English Silk Hose, very superior
DO Cashmere
do
All Of which will be soIi at very price, for cash. by
~ 50 w. MEREDITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-08
Domestic Markets.


BALTIMORE, Sept 6--There is very little demand for
Howard street Flour and the price has further de-
cned Sales Of good standard brands have been made
$500
We hear of no sales of City Mills Flour at s4,7s
SASH.
The market is almost bare of susquehanna Flour
Small sales at SI75.
rThe supply Wheat market to-day is large but there
are no prime lots offering We nominally quote good to
lots so a rs cts Prices exhibit downward tendency
sales of Mary Corn so White and 30 81
cents for yellow sale of Pennsy lvania yellow at Sac
We quote Md Rye at 30 cents. Sales of Md. Oats
% cts.
RICHMOND Sept. 5.-Inferior quality Wheat brings so
cents per bushe middling 9Oc and prime parcels o5c.
City Mills Flour So. Holders of Canal offering
SAL but purchasers not willing to give than
sal.
Corn.--60 to 52t cents per bushel.
Oa,s-Sells iron the wagons at IS cents per bushel
z The receipts of Tobacco at inspections much
smaller the breaksge Of the canal We quote Lugs
sat ~ and 3; common leaf 81 4; middling At Al good
5 a6; fine % as;.
sAvASvAH, Sept 3.-The actual stock Of Cotton
hand at the close OF the 1880 bales No
ports; for the week have beenia s. ST. g. 64 81 and
at 3 cents.
There has been more demand the past week and some
Of the purchases have been for the Liverpool
ket The weather has been in this vicinity rainy and
unfavorable for the opening Cotton, but we do not learn
that extends the Interior Appearances are that the
product will be large but in moist season like the pre-
sent, the plant finely but the yield does not turn
SO well as would to promise The sales oil rice for
the week have been is erces at 80 at 81 40st2t per
100 lbs The demand has been moderate and the stock Of
rough on hand larger than for twenty years past at this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-08
Corn Trade.

Flour is little lower in price to-day Sales have been
made $46s S475. There is better demand conse-
quent upon decline in rates.
The disoouragng advices from the -four markets of
Montreal Quebec and New York producing cores
pondng effect in the west Many Of the Canadian orders
have either been Withdrawn suspended Tor the present.
and purchases made in Cleveland for eastern millers
have within few days been resod in that market to
considerable extent deliverable at Milan, Huron and
Sandusky The highest offer the ID inst for best
pies Of northern wheat rs cents and buyers not
anxious 10 take hold freely at that price, Corn sold at 80
cents deliverable in few days On the 3d. the accounts
appear to have depressed the market Cleveland still
more Wheat did not stand well-75 cents was with
dhcuy obtained for the best samples Of northern and
fraction less has been accepted The heavy receipts at
Milan and sandusky inducing OF the largest
holders to dispose in Cleveland of large proportion Of
their accumuating stocks, and sales made devera
Bile at those ports at quotations Other sales
made at corresponding prices deliverable the lower
lake. No sales OF flour reported.