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JAMES PHELAN.-This notorious
convict, who Is now in the county
Ja'!, understand will, in a few DAYS.
he arTaiGned for highway robbery.
committed since his escape from the
~PcnItentIary. An old man named
Hoy aud his wife, whilst returning
home from market IN this CITY in "a
cart. were met near Manchester BY
three r~utllans, who stopped the cart.
and demanded the old mans name.
which was accordingly gwen. The
Old man and his wife were then per-
eu,ptorly ordered 10 get out of die
cart, when one OF the hishwaymen,
afterwards recognized us PheIan.)
struck the old man beside the head
with a pistol. Whilst standing near
the cart, Mrs. Hoy was approached
by one of the rutfians. who grasped
her throat in the hands and c!loked
her, and then stripped both Of them
ut their clothes, leaving the mar 10 Il
state Of entire nudity, and the woman
nearly so. They were then ordered
10 hug Il sapllng. when Mrs. Hoy at
tempted 10 raise an alarm; but she
was again severely chokej. The
rufilans thus procured 4 small amount
of money and their clothes, and fled,
leaving the old folks in this predica,
ment.
Since Phelan's arrest as 4 convict.
he has been recognized by Mr.. Hoy,
t. be n who was most active in his
robbery, and i pair Of shoes which
PheIln had on when in the caIaboose,
VAS idenll!ieI rs tie same the old
man had purchased IN this city.
The other robbers connected witt
Phelan in this transaction, are sup
posed 10 be of the fifteen whs recent
y escaped from the State penilentia
ry. This IL q severe commentary up
on lie infringement o ihis institution
aEd ought. IN conjunction with many
other circumstances. TO awaken the
State authorizes To the gross negIr
sence. or want OF discipline which aP
pears to characterize lis government
The frequent escapes from the penI
Tertiary have Il great tendency 10 IN
crease crime, for a confinement there
Under lis reCent management, Is look
cd upon as a burlesque-amere mock
cry Of punishmcnt--and among des
peradoes without character, it has bu.
little terror.-[Orsan.
, 1843-12-09
STATE OF MISSOURI, Dec

STATE ATE OF of MISS MISSOURI SIS.
In the Lincoln Circuit Court, November
Term, l843.
Among the records and proceedings Of
said Court, made on the sixth day of
said term, is the following, to wit:
Louisa Hagood, by her next Bill in
friend Richard Esti, Comp't. Chanosry
James A. Hagood, Delft. Divorce.
ON motion Of the complainant by her
" solicitor, it is ordered by the Court
that the said defendant, James A. Ha-
good, be notified by a publication of this
order in some newspaper printed in this
State for eight weeks successfully, the
last insertion to be at least four weeks
before the mex term of this Court, that
said complainant has filed in this court,
her bill Of complaint against him praying
for a divorce from the bonds of matrimo-
ny by her contracted with said defend
ant. Therefore the said James A. Ha-
good, is required TO appear in this court,
on the first day of the next term, to be
begun and held at the court house in the
town of Troy, in and for said county of
Lincoln, on the first Monday in May
next, and answer said petition of the
complainant OF the same will be taken for
confessed against him. And this cause
is continued.
|, FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk of the said
Court, do Gritty that the foregoing
order is truly copied from the re-
cord in my office.
- Given under my hand and seal
Seal. of office, at office, this 2Sth day
~ of November, lS43.
FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk.
Per Henry PARKER, d. C.
Dec. 2, 1913. Sw5
, 1843-12-09

Prince LOmis. NapoleOn.--The coun,
Gil general Of Corsica, al lis last ses
sion, unanimously expressed a wis.,
that the family of Napoleon should
be recalled from Punishment, and that
the Prince Louis Napoleon should be
restored to liberty and 10 the enjoy.
ment of the tights of a French Cit,
zen. Referring to this movement
The Journal du Loirct demanded.
Il rough It's columns. of the prisoner
of Ham. under what title he would
te-entcr the gteat French family, il
if the doors of his prison should be
thrown open, and the Punishment OF
his race be annuiled. The prince, in
reply, wrote the following letter.
Mo-. Republican.
CASTLE OF HAM, Oct, 81. l343.
SrR-To your kindly application
reply unhesItaungIy.
never have believed, and never
shall believe, that France is the in
Eeriiance Of one man or of one ianl-
"; nor have ! ever demanded other
rights than those of a French citizen;
nor shall | ever entertain any other
wish than TO see the whole people, Ie-
pally convoked, choose freely that
form Cf government which IS most
agreeable to them.
The issue of a family which owes
lis elevation to the suiirages Of the
nation, | should be false 10 my origin,
TO nv nature, and more than all, to
common sense, if did not admit the
sovereignty OF the people as the fun
damental basis OF every political or
g%anization. My language and &C
tons have heretofore been in uniform
accordance with this opinion. IT !
am not understood, it is by those
who have misconstrued my utterance,
in order to condemn it.
have claimed, it is true, a first
place, but upon the breach. | have
a great ambition, but one that well
may be avowed. that of re-uniting a.
round my plebeian name all the par
tizans of national sovereignty, all those
who aspire to glory and liberty. Is
il in accordance with the democratic
sentiment to bear towards me an i'll
, 1843-12-09
Marriages.

On Sunday evening last, by Barzil
Riggs, Esq, Mr.. Wayne Adams to Miss
Margaret Atkins, all of this county.
On Sunday, Sd. December, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. E. X. CLASSIFY, in Louisia-
ma, Mo-, by Rev. Jacob Sigler, Mr.. VIM.
o. Parks to Miss Eliza Ann Robinson,
all of Louisiana.
ACCOMPANYING the above notice was a
slice of the bridal loaf-and although we
, 1843-12-09

the possibility of traversing in these
cases. The greatest possible inter.
est existed In Dublin, and large sums
OF money would have been eagerly
gwen TO obtain admission to the
court.
PAms, Oct 22--The most pressing
orders had been issued hy the ADM,
rally 10 the Maratime Project OF L..
Orient, 10 the effect of Fastening the
armament Of the four Transatlantic
steamers, Caralhe, Phoque. Espadon
and ouvler, constructed in that har-
tor, and an additional sum of 10000
francs had been placed at the disposal
"t that tnnctlonary, to be distributed
as a qualification among the workmen
engaged in the task.
, 1843-12-09
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
PURSUANT to the provisions OF

pURSUANT to the provisions OF
4 a deed Of trust executed 10 The
subscriber by George d. Bondurant
& Elizabeth his wife, tearing date the
p! day of June, A. d. 1843, to Sc
cure the payment of debts Therein
mentioned, 10 Frederick b. Leach;
| will on the lst day Of January next
at II O'Clock A. Nj. before the Court
House door in the toxin Of Bowling
Green, proceed to sell at public auc-
ilon 10 the highest BIZ Ter fu- n9 IL
hand. the following described Ir.ct
of land by sad deed conveyed, wing
in the County Of Pike and State OF
NJ ssouri, viz: the West 1 of The S. w.
quarter ofSec. %. II. 50 n. of Range
4 W.-the East ! Of the 5. L. quarter
of Sec. 80, 7. 81 Range 4 W.-the
n. w. quarter of the S. +. quarter
of Sec. 80, T. 81 Range 4 Wand
the n. E. or. OF the N. w. or. of
Sec. 80, T. 81 Range Wand the
Eas, ! Of the S. w. Or. of Sec. 90,
7. 81 Range 4 W.-containing three
hundred and twenty acres. There
is on the land 4 good dwelling house
with ali the necessary out houses
The tract is situated 10 a healthy and
agreeable neigbborhood, and is one
Of the most valuable farms in that
section Of the country. Ii in the
opinion Of the trustee. the weather
should be such on the day fixed for
the sale Of said property, as will rem
Gr1 it advisable to postpone the sale,
the same will take place on the first
fair day thereafter i, the hour above
mentioned.
j. o. BROADHEAD, Trustee.
Dec. 9Th, l343. Ave.
, 1843-12-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ signed has obtained from the Clerk OF
the County Court of Pike county, Mo-,
letters Parliamentary, upon the Will of
Peyton Afford, decea.ed, bearing date tbs
9th day of November A. d. 1919. All nor
sons having claims against said estate, are
requested to exhibit them in enc year from
the date Of said letters, for allowance, or
they may be precluded from any benefit of
said estate, and il snch claims are not pre-
within three years from the date Of
said letters, they will be forever barred.
JAS. s. Afford, Executor.
November ] lth. 1Si3. 3w2.
, 1843-12-09

will? Does it belong to France to
punish me?
BE assured, sir, that whatever fate
may be in Store for me, it shall never
be SAID that in exile or captivity Il
have learned nothing and forgotten
nothing"
And accept the assurance of my
sentiments OF esteem and sympathy.
NAPOLEON LOUIS BoNAPARrE.
, 1843-12-09
f.. & ID. DRAPER.
LOUISIANA. NO.

HAVE just received a general as
Ia sor,laent of Dry Goods, Queens
Ware. Tin Wa!e, Groceries, Dye
Stufs, &C., &c., which they offer on
very accommodating terms for Cash,
or good produce. Also, very low to
close a consignment, three splen-
did Maps u. Ststes. 8 Maps Pales,
tine--Mattocks, Clubbing Hoes, &c.
&C..
Louisiana, Oct. 3Orh, '43. 4wl
, 1843-12-09
Bowling Green Lyceum.

The question for discussion on next
Thursday evening isis a U. S. Sena-
tor bound by the will of the people, as
expressed by the State Legislature?
Affirmative. Negative.
A. H. BUcKNER, ]. o. BRoADHEAD,
JSo. HUBBARD, S. S. ALLEN.
By order of the Lyceum,
S. S. ALLEN, Sec'y.
, 1843-12-09
sTR SALE.

TEyuE undersigned Administmtor of tho
Il estate of John Henderson, deceased,
will offer for sale on Friday the 18th Of De-
ceuber IS43, at the late residence of said
deG'd.. MI the personal estate of said deed,
consisting OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs, one
Wagon, Crop of Corn, Tobacco. Farming
Utensils, Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
&c. A cIedi, of IL months will be given
on all ,um, of three dollars, BY the purchas-
er giving bond with approved security, un-
der that sum cash will be required.
JAS. A. ROBBINS, Admir-.
November 25th. lS43. 3w4.
, 1843-12-09
nal Settlement.

Il. hereby given to all person,
AN .rned or in any wav interested in
tive estate of Edward T. McQnie decd. that
the undersigned Admir- of said decd, will
make 9 fusl settlement Of said estate, at
the next Jan. term of the County Court
of Pike county.
EDWIN l.. McQCIE, Admir-.
December ON, 1913. 4w6
, 1843-12-09

did not have the pleasure of testing its
quality, we have no doubt it was very
good as such cake usually is. The new
ly married pair have our best wishes for
their happiness through life.
, 1843-12-09
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE i, hereby given, that this under
lN signed has obtained of the Clerk of the
County Court of Pike County. letter, Of
Administration on the estate Of John Hen
der.on, deceased, dated November Is. 1S43,
all person, indebted to said estate are re-
qusted to make immediate payment. All
person, having claims against said estate,
are requested Ia exhibit them properly au-
thenticatea, within one year from the data
sf'aid letters or they may bsh precluGed
from having any ben6t Of said estate, and IL
not exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
JAS. A. RoBBsNs. Adm'r.
November 18th, ls4Ssb 3v3.
, 1843-12-09
INEr. ss. E8ranhanna.

WILL act as our agent in receiving
w and receipting for hides at his Sad
dlef's Shop. Pesons indebted to me or to
the frn of Campbell Il Crane, will eblige
me quite as much BY payment in hides as
in cash to the same amonnt. Debts due to
J. W. Campbell, can be paid tho same way.
G.. B. CRANE.
Bowling Green, Nov. IS, 1s43.
, 1843-12-09

STATE OF MISSOURI, &C
County of Pike.
Pike Circuit Court, October Term, ls43.
John Bellmeyer,
Rebeccs Bellneyer.t
ETOU the said defendant, are hereby no.
ID titled that the said complainant, by
A. ii. Buckner his solicitor, Giles bis bill,
accompanied with his affidavit, that you are
d non resident Of this Sthte, praying the
Court 10 grant him a decree dissolving the
bonds Of Dstrinony heretofore contracted
and entered into with you the SAID defend
ant, Whereupon it is ordered by the court
that YOU the said Rebccc, Bellmeyer. be,
aud appear, before said couIl, un the first
day of the next term thereof. 10 te bssDn
and held at the Court Usu,e in Bswliug
Green, within and for ,sid county CT Pike.
on the second Monday of April next, and
answer said bill or the sene will be taken
as confessed, and the pray er thereof giant
ed accordingly, and it is further ordered
by the court, that n COPY Of this order be
published in some peuspHPer in this State
for eight weeks successivrIy. the last inser-
ton TO be at least fsur week, before the
commencement of the next term Of this
court, TO which time said oau% is csniinu-
ed.
STATE OF MISSOURI, Set,
County cf Pike.
Simeon p. Robinson, Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for said county, certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of the order.
(~~) In testimony whereof. I hereto set
}Seal my hand and sfiI the seal Of said
~ court, at Office in Bowling Green,
in said county, this the 2sth Of November,
A. ID. 1S43.
s. P. ROBINSON, Clerk.
December Pad, lS43. ew5.
, 1843-12-09
sale OF Slaves.

THE undersigned Administrator Of
~ the estate of Raney Laiorce, de.
ceased; in pursuance of an order OF
the County Court of Pike county,
will offer for sale. on a credit of IL
months. at ClarksviIie on the FIRST
day Of January next. THREE
VALUABLE SLAVES, belonging
10 said estate. The purchaser will
be required to give bond with good
security for the payment Of the pur-
chase money.
JAS. l." LAFORCE, Admir-.
November 25th. l843. 3Wi.
, 1843-12-09

Hints TO WR.Eas.-Much time.
wo!ds, ink and paper are wasted On
:rtruductions. Periodical writers
should be brisk and crisp, dashIng in.
TO the subject at The FIRST sentence.
Sink rhetoric. Nobody cares how
you Game 10 think OF Your subject,
or why You wrote upon II; OF ours
the e.rordiHm, i, unnecessary. Com
mence with your leading thought and
avoid irrelevant DEPRESSION. You may
lie less scholastic. but you will be
more original, and ten times more a.
musing. Take it for granted. that
you: article at the first is !our-filhs
too long. Cutting II down requires
resolution; but you gam experience
as well rs improve your article, by
every excelsior. For the mode OF
doing it. begin by crossing out all
explanatory sentences. Leave moth
ing but simple propositions. Young
writers always explain a thing To
death. Never commence an article
till YOU know what 1t IS 20 be about.
Some writers have an incontInence
of words, and VIII dilute You an idea
to tHenty American Jour
nal.
The Circuit Court met yesterday NOR
ming after az adjournment of one week,
and as soon as organized, his honor re.
quested to see the record, it was present
ed and as soon as examined condemned.
The judge pronounced the record Slor-
emily, complained CT an erasure, and said
he would submit the record TO the iudg-
nent of the members of the bar, 10 de-
eide upon its merits; the deputy clerk
proceeded to explain-"Sit down." cried
the judge-he obeyed, upon which the
clerk, (Gen. Rutland, rose to say some
thing, his honor ordered him also to take
his seat. The members of the bar hav-
ing examined the record were able to dis
cover the erasure, and thereupon his
honor fined the clerk one dollar. An
opportunity again presenting itself for
the clerkto say something, without the
danger of having a rule served upon
him, he remarked TO the court that the
state of the records might be attributed
TO the frequent ud%journments of the court,
'SIr DOWN." reared his honor.-[Mo.
Republican.
, 1843-12-09
NOTICE IS EEnEBY GIVEN,

EETIAr | will on the First day OF Junua-
liz ~ next, in TIL tovu OF Louisiana.
f'ke %c"Hnty, Mo hire the slaves belonging
TO the E-;atc Of Rowland E..bTldge. late Of
said county, deceased, until the 9Th day
o! December. l~iI. There are two men,
;hrce wom,u. and some smaller oHts-ai.o
Il good farm t. rent. OH the waters OF BuffL-
10 Crsek.-Tcrms of hHrs aud renting
made known on the DAY.
This Both day Of Nov ls43.
J. LINDSEY, Admir-.
Dcccrh her 9th, 1e43. 2w6
, 1843-12-09

IN HE PlhE CIRCUIT COURT.
October Term, l843.
'"1S "f.' Assumpsit and
Henry F. Frsymeyse. Attachment
THE plaintiff by G.. Porter, appears,
A. and the dsferdant being three times
solemnly called, comes not, but makes
default, and it appearing from the Sher-
IFS return that the defendant can not be
summoned, it is ordered by the Court.
that tie defendant be titled that the
plaintiff has commenced an action of
Assunpsit by Attachment against him
in this Court, for the sum of two hun
bred and eighty one dollars and fifty sew
en- cents, and his property has been at
tached; and that unless he appear in this
Court, at the next term thereof, 10 be
begun and held at the Court House in
Bowling Green, on the second Monday
of April next, and on or before the third
day thereof, Judgment will be rendered
against him, and his property sold TO
satisfy the same; and it is further order
ed that a copy of this order be publish
ed in some newspaper, in this State, for
four weeks successfully, and continued.
STATE OF MISSOURI, G..
County of Pike.
|, Simeon P. Robinson, Clerk of the
Circuit Court for said county, certify
that the foregoing is a true copy of the
order.
(~) In testimony whereof | here
Seal. TO set my hand and afix the
~ seal of said Court, at office in
Bowling Green, in said county, this the
18th day of November, lS43.
S. p. ROBINSON, Clerk.
December 2nd, 1913. Avs.
, 1843-12-09
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, hat the
~ undersigned has obtained OF the
Clerk of the County Court of Pike
County, letters of Administration on
the estate Of Darlington Davis, de-
ceased, dated Nov. 70 l843. all per-
sons indebted 10 said estate, are re-
quested % make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
estate. are requested TO exhibit them
properly authenticated, within n
year from the date oF said letters or
they may be precIuded from having
any beLetl OF sail estate. and if not
exhibited vui!hio three years, they
viii he forever barred.
MARTIN SrALEY. Admir-.
Dec. ID, l843. sw--5.
, 1843-12-09
hook AND JOE PRINTING,

Books, Blank Checks,
Pamphlets, Deeds, Mortgage
Circulars, Notes, and
Cards, Bills OF Exchange,
LadiEs,) sheriff's,l
Corse BILLS. Clerk's&} BLANKS.
Land Justice'sS
FANCY & ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
Will be lone promptly, and on reasonable
terms, ut che
RADICAL OFFICE.
, 1843-12-09
IN TIE PIKE CIRCUIT COURT,
October Term, I943.

IN TIE PIKE CIRCUIT COURT,
October Term, 1843.
Aanriah s. Petit,
Julia Ann Petit, alias Divorce.
Julia Ann Landon.
SOu the said defendant are hereby mott
Il fed, that the said complainant by A.
ii. Bnckncr his solicitor, flies his bill ac-
comPanied with his affidavit, that you nrs
a Nonresident Of this State. praying the
Court to grant him a decree dissolSirg the
bonds Of matrimony heretofore contracted
and entered into with you the said defend
ant Whereupon it is ordered by the Court,
that lou the said Julia Ann Petit, ALA. Julis
Ann Lsndon, be and appear before said
Court on the FIRST day of the next term there
Of to be heeuu and held at the Court Iiou,e
in Bowling Green, witbir and for said Conn
ty of Pike on the second Monday of April
next, and answer said bill, or the same will
be taken rs confessed. aud the prayer thcrs-
of granted accordingly; and it IL further
ordered by the Cour that a copy Of this or
der be published in some newspaper in thi,
State for eight weeks successfully, the last
insertion to be at least four weeks before the
% commencement of the next term OF this
Court, to which time thi, cause is eon,inu-
ed.
STATE OF MISSOURI, C,
County Of Pike.
!, Simeon p. Robinson, Clerk OF The Cir
cult Court for said county, certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of the order.
~ In testimony whereof |. hereto set
! Seal nay hand and afiI the seal Of said
>-' Cont, at Office in Bowling Green
in said county, this the 2sth day 0
Nov. A. ID. ls43.
5. p. ROBINSON, Clerk.
December Pad, 1913. Sw5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

ruv Presidents YIsIT.-The Aurora says :
!. r,n,n information which we yesterday received
s. a,e enabled to announce that President Tyler,
7tl several members of the cabinet, including the
secretary Of the Treasury and Postmaster Gene
al with their families intends to be IN Phladel-
mia on the 10th and II lth of June next (Sstur
say and Sundayj-will arrive In this city on the
I9ih. and leave on the evening of the 18th for
Roston. This Is the present plan"
II We learn that Hon. S. Breese q. S. Sen
ator from Illinois, came very near being shot by
his brother-in-law, In Bellvile, on Sunday last
The difficulty grew out OF i'll treatment of Breese's
we's sister by her husband.
St Louis Republican, May p.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

More LrrGATloN.--lt will be rccoIlected that
between two and three years ago there was much
talk about the probable succession OF Mrs. Gen.
Gaines to large estates in Louisiana. The claim
OF this lady was founded upon her descent from
Daniel Clark, of the City of New Orleans, who
claimed under the late Marquis dc NIaison Rouge
"a donee of some of the property in question
under the Spanish Government.
While the suit OF Mrs Gaines was pending,
an action was instituted by Margaret Mason
Rouge, a daughter and hciress of the late Mar
quis de NIaison Rouge for large portion of the
estates sued for by Mrs. Gaines. This suit has
lately come up before the District Court of Lou
isana, at Monroe, and Il preliminary decision has
been had thereon, viz. that the plaintiff Margaret
Mason Rouge is legitimate heir Of the Marquis
de NIaison Rouge; the title of this plaintiff to
the estate remaining yet to be decided.
NatCheZ Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
Markets Carefully Reported .to, 2ae 7nib'"s.

Markets. Carefully Reported tor EAe Tribune
TrEspAy. May %.
ASAss.Ihe market has been nearly swep; of Pots at
-: 625, mostly the sher rate The sales reach
@o 500 b5ls, la Pea, ony hear of 90 bbls soldior
sRsase a, 80 There air arrivals of Pots As fast
asspeced, sales are made.
eoTToN-There has been something dong, aad the
- Nday reach 500 bales, partly 10 shippers. we quote
~ Upland =; f,,ir New Of!eams !. There l.,
sFef no teadeHcy activity At Charleston, the bust
y s the week had been ight; sales 3l66 bales al u s.
y . o. Purchasers were Hing 10 meet sellers
tLoUR AND AiEALThe is s;ill Yer. liyy!e arriving,
saea keeps the market rather quiet The demand how
w. good ard nearly all arriving and parcels on the
y have been sold a, ST. for Genesee OHIO and Michi-
= a 69 IS, with sales coo 10 500 hbs ui rouad
0a Peuu>y y,snia Cals further sales have been made
~ ebls. s., .SI The large sale OF NcwO Oirans yes
wAs, we supposed, made At SOL We ehave heard
'0Aeg more dong IN tha; description. The New-Os-
ss' Cow laadnS nearly all badaed BY the Inspector.
Asr descriptions very dm and we notice sales 500
N SN s5is. Richmond Country AZ 629 80 mostly
vi Georgetown +, quoted 62S 90 although moSt o!
: 'eek in 6r> hands is limited above thesc Guo.aon>:
3sadywae i -. We know OF no Southern below / 625
fioug is no: plenty, and SS asked for North River;
y9sock small; Meal 62t Sl for common to prime
;:y, with sales 100 bbls, a; Sl!. Shorts and Shp
-ss quite 50 plenty: quote 81 aud 10! lie
.aciana, on the 10Th nst Flour sold freely at Is.
eaalN.-These Is no Wheat offering believe, save
A-at parcel Com does net come IN very freely, and
.s afe steady. We notice sales 800 bushels Noth R;y
sS'e the slp 800 DO w.Orleans !, SOC,
Jersey White a, SO, measure; 100 do Delaware aad
sa a 81! measure. Some of the sales were made tos
Carolina Which par, of the country large q1ant,t!
I'm has be-p seat, sbs crops having been cut o'i by
I, sad Hoods Rye is scarce, vito an upward ttndrn.
Nes 800 bushels Ia the slip 65c. Oats are without
and moderate business. Northern We quote as be-
sgSSps a IS; sales l.l00 Virginia a, 22c.
e>tps-Some parcels coining III from the country
So e Is very h,se iu9niry There IS demand Al
M,Sssovsr Timothy IS duIl at Sll SlI; Rough Flax
ga;SS,,S1.d S, and wanted for crushing,
notice sa!es 80 bbl, IL hoops, zoe,
,s sa do State Prison 2c. Drudge quiei az 10
~ notice sles for shipment of 100 bales 10
On iss stock is rather light.
's sale Of 900 bbis South Sea Crude Whale has
a sS On private terms, supposed 32s S23c cnsh.-
WIS American Llnseed al something above Sue.