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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13


October 18TH lS45
SIR BY the Treaty of 2sh November, 1910, with
the Miami tribe of Indians, it is stipulated, that those
Indians shall remove to the country assigned them
west of the Mississippi, within five years from that
date,-that is, by before the 2Sth November next,
after which the Commissioner of Indian Affairs states,
in letter of the 9th instant, that he is not of
any legal objection to adopting for the
vey of the land" ceded by them in Indiana. He fur
hcr states, however, that those Indians will not be
removed till next spring. and suggests the expeden-
cy of postponing those surveys till the time; but
the great anxiety of the people of Indiana to have
early action in the case, and the evident importance
of it to the interest oc that State have determined
me to have those lands surveyed it le-
gally be DONE You will please, therefore, make the
necessary arrangements for surveying those lands
soon after the 2Sth November next, practicable,
and for this duty you will engage the services of
of your most skilful and experienced deputies and
one in whose discretion and forbearance you have
perfect confidence, and instruct him that all cause
of difficulty and collision with those Indians may be
avoided. You will also instruct him to continue the
section and township lines through the reserve, so
that the work will present regular and harmonious
appearance, and irregular ill-shaped tracts or
townships be avoided.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner.
L. Lyon, Esq, Surveyor General, Detroit, Michi-
gan.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
The Adjourned Convention.

1t will be perceived that call for another Conven-
ton, or rather another meeting of the same Conven-
tion held on the Sth, is made in this paper We sim
cerely hope country friends will bear it in mind,
and send full and large delegation. 1t will be no.
thing lost to them in the end Come in, one and ALL
we say, and perfect your olcls business.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
The Census.

In publishing the returns from the Auditor of States
Office, of the white male inhabitants The age Of
Il gears, In the several counties of this State we ac-
cidentally omitted to give the sum total AS we OBJ
serve errors, both in the list and total. as
copied IN other papers, give the latter according
to the table, viz: 155 400
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
New Books.

DAVIS has just received one of the most magnificent
and costly, well useful, stocks of Books and Sta
tionery brought to this city. 1t is impossible
particuarize just now, but we advise every body to
go to his store and see for themselves
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13

GIVE would refer to Mr.. Tabott's advertisements
His assortment Of goods in bis line is very extensive
and understand that he is determined TO sell at the
lowest possible prices.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
Miami Reserve.

We subjoin two letters from the Commissioner of
the General Land Office, one to Gov Whitcomb, (oc-
casioned by letter from the Governor to the Com
missioner requesting an early survey of the Great
Miami Reserve) and the other to the Surveyor Gen.
eral, by which citizens, especially those residing
in that vicinity will be gratifed to learn that no
doubt exists of the speedy commencement and COM
pletion of that Survey.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
October 18Th, 1S45.
SIR Having been advised by the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, that he is aware of any legal
objection to the survey of the Miami National Re-
seryation, after the 2Sth November next, have this
day instructions the Surveyor General at De-
trot to have that Reservation surveyed soon after
that date practicable copy Of those instructions
is herewith enclosed.
With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner
His Excelency, JAMES WH1TCoMB, Governor of
Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13

The proceedings of our Rush County friends in
meeting were received after paper was ready for
the press. They shall appear in next
The same is the with the Switzerland County
proceedings
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13

GIVE are again constrained to let the State
Bank, Sinking Fund, and one or two other subjects
lie overa short time Our apology to them all. We
never strike until fully prepared.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13

GA great deal of misrepresentation is made in
relation to the "Industria Convention composed Of
Reformers from several different cities and States,
which recently held in New York. We find a
report of its proceedings in the N. Y Tribune and
Young America. For the information of our read
ers, we copy the address of the President of the
Convention, Mr.. WAIT of Illinois, formerly of the
well known publishing House of Lilly, Wait g. Co.
of Boston. We may hereafter give further extracts
from the preeeedngs-not because they suit our own
views entirely, but for the purpose of giving our
readers some information Of the doctrines of the
chief actors, from their own mouths instead of
the distortions of the enemies of all political and So
cial reform.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13

GIVE have received a communication from VIM
J. Peaslee, in reply to certain structures which we
have made in relation to his course as politician
1t is rare affair He draws the portrait of his own
character most admirably We shall publish it in
our next paper.
We have also received communication from Col.
Pepper, which will be attended to shortly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
MARION COUNTY CONVENTION.
ADJOURNED MEETING!

An adjourned meeting of the Democratic
County Convention will be held at the Court
House, in indianapolis, on
Saturday, pad, instant,
at 10 o'clock, Il. m.
OrThe several townships are earnestly
requested to send full delegations to repre-
sent them in said Convention, as in all pro-
liability business of Importance may be up
for action.
BY order of the Convention,
DIV +. HEDDERLy, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13

o. Thos. II. Sharpe. Esq, has been elected Cash
Ter of the Indianapolis Branch Bank, vice B. F. Nor
ris. Esq, who has long held that post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13

60 Several advertisements unavoidably postponed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13

C6rMorrison is very wrathy because we have agi-
tated the question of the election of U. S. Senator
and called on the People and the Press for express
sion of opinion the subject He says, especially,
that we had no authority to Judge Morrison or
Judge Peaselee We know that and know it did
not suit the schemes of either of the gentlemen that
we should do so. They desired to fix the matter
quietly to suit themselves and to call on the Legs-
lature merely to ratyand confirm their arrangements
the one to the Supreme Bench; the other to the
Senate
No authority to Judge Morrison!! We
could safely him Without authority for whoever
the time when member of the Royal
Family =" not either in Office, or candidate for
Office
terribly " imPrudeHt" thing it to lay open
the question to the PEOPLE, in Morrisons estimation
The Juntc know much better than the people do
how to manage those affairs! Well, well let the
people themselves decide upon this question of i'm
prudence" and on that of Senator too.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
GENERAL LAND OFFIcE.
Commissioner.

His Excelency, JAMES WHtTCoMB, Governor of
Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
FOR SENATOR
Wing. Native. DemoC
Bradish 81 Ely 81 Sandfor


II majority against Convention,
The vote of this District has fallen off 1919, COM
pared with last Fall election.
1t is conceded by all parties that the Democrats will
have from 10 to 100 majority on their Assembly
ticket which runs rather higher than the Senatorial.
QUEENS CoUNTY-This county has gone Democrat.
ic, as usual. Besides the regular Wing and Demo-
cratic ticket, there was Temperance ticket which
polled about 300 votes.
Democratic majority in the county, about 264.
WEsTcHEsTER CoUNTY.-Our express has brought
the following returns which are all that could be
obtained in season for the morning paper. They en-
sure the success of the Democratic ticket
Democratic majority thus far $50; which will be
diminished by the remaining nine towns to 200 or
3OO
Both the Democratic candidates for the Assembly
Marshall and Hayward, are doubtless elected.
THE RIvER.-We have no returns except from
Newburgh village, which gives democratic majority
of 81 The number of votes polled very small, (574.)
Majority for Convention, &C.
Ar1rrT1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13
More Railroads.

BY notice in another column, it will be that
the enterprisng citizens of Shebyville and Shelby
county, about to make an energetic attempt to
construct branch Railroad from Shelbyville to Ed
inburgh, the present depot of the NJ g. |. Railroad.
We have 30 doubt they viii be successful.
Railroad is also talked about from Centreville to
Connersville or some other point the Canal line
between that place and Cambridge. One half of the
stock will be taken at Centrevie. Go ahead, and
We'll SOON have extension of the to this place.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-13


L. Lyon, Esq, Surveyor General Detroit, Michi-
Uan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
IiYcrroni .lLnrliefs.

LIVERPOOL. 18th October, 1915
Since the departure of the last the failure in
the Potato Crop has developed itse, much more deci
ODDLY and extensively than before unprecedented
particularly in Ireland which has increased the excite
inent in the Corn Markets, and caused farther consid
erabe rise in prices. American Flour is in demand at
pos per Dbl and generally held at 3os and Canada
free Flour may be quoted Dos Q36s per Dbl. American
Wheat in bond OF good quality would bring Is % 10 IS
per 20 lbs Indiana Corn is in good demand, and the
price in bond has advanced to 35 and duty paid TO 4s
per quarter OF 4-0 IDS
completion OF the Grain harvesis in the late Northern
districts and this ha contributed in degree TO the
advance in the markets. The duties remain the same
and their future course is of uncertainty the
operatnn of the in prices the average will depend
so much on the quality and condition of the Wheat
and the quantity of damaged and Inferior winch may DC
brought upon the narkes
The Bank of England has just advanced its minimum
rate OF interest per cent per snnum and the general
rate in the money markets. about per cent higher than
six weeks ago with still nm upward tendency.
AT the commencement of the week the Cotton market
was rather more animated and holders manifested less
anxiety TO sell last three days the demand has
dull and eess condition that characterized at the date
of our last crculur.
The quotations are without change, but il is difficult TO
effect sales 10 any extent Fair Orleans are worth IL ;
fair Mobiles A. and fair Uplands AID per b. The sales
OF the week ending last evening 10000 bales OF
which specuators have taken 5000 The American dcs-
criptons sold are $3.50 Uplans 81 g $3.50 Orleans
Sea Islands III I'D per h. The total stock inthis
Port is $4,000 bales against $4,000 the 18th October
1914 The stock OF American $4,000 or OUO bales
greater than at this period oflast year.
No sales Of Turpcntine TO rcport-Good quality would
brings Is Sd per cwt. BROWN. SHlpLEY & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

NrxrYS N WAxHSN--A horrible murder was
>,,,,.,,,i ,A,t uisAt ~ y named sherman III
s. ,,n The r,>A u>au Warsca ~ taN ivcr aeon' eno
~ 49,, ma IVY, ,.eu named Handy and rrarce, and
~, .,>rcr ~, ieS,h ~ thc'n A CHroncra Jury was
.,,.r, ,,y>l this yncfunI ~ nvcGiSSic the affair
INV. Transcript. Monday.
~ Tia, ship Chatham, tnNm Liverpool Tor New,
~ S,s,,,s,r wnh eleven ne, water in her hold INC
,A,, ~, crew and icwttccn passengers view .',
s ~ w H''S''> - '''''' IN, q, ricayune
- Avv,.,x r.ws,yrx-Kius Freeman. ma
y, -, - 80, ,,,wrr sui Influence. whose
w ~. Ma, vt 10 MsrylHnd Colonization So
S.c,y eSy s rss la. give" code o, laws n 10 I's
tNNi'oc ~ ,,,,i,, M, laws religion ot his neigh
go @',, t,,er.x Nc drew ny constitution by which
~. ,>>,e}e ssceow soNc,ned Mug freeman mas .'e
49,. x c.sSe ,hns unconstitutional government VI ""
,sa>. - .sNvyS, European monn:rhs ,,,,,
'N">S Vermont Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

in consonarce with the foreign news and some have
asked for Genesee 3Ticts. There considerable or
orders for Wheat for shipment in market and
sells have been taken up for Ireland load with Wheat
we notice sales 6H1O bush Geneses supposed nj $50 cts
FIR eyDort 5000 do inferior Southern a. los cts and
1000 do fair at 100 l25 all for milling Corn has i'm
nrnved also there being demand for export which has
taken $1,000 bush southern and jersey e n 20 cts
There were also sales 26o0 bush inferior Southern
O. cts and 300 do good for dsting 20
NOT delivered Yesterday and today about 10 600 bush
Rvs mari before reported taken at II - cts sup
posed for export Barley is without change sales 500
bush at 56Q53 Cts Oats are AZ! % cts for Canal
Sales 400 bush Southern al g cts. We notice sales 426
bags Black Eyed Peas on terms not transpired.
WBJsKY-The market is dull at PSI cents for bar.
re,s Dislers ask - cents for Drudge but the sales
are moderate
HAY-we note sales 1909 bales North River at IS q
30 cents The supply is fax and the demand ditto.
RICE-The news has had no particular eject upon
this article. We notice sales 100 ue.ces a; 5 p.
HlDEs.-sales 100 Rio Grande on terms not trans
pred.
NAVAL sToRES-somo 5000 barrels Sof. Turpen.
tine have been sold at so which is en- advance and
bid higher than that figure has been refused by large
recercr who holds at 81 co. The price OF Spirits IS un
settled In Rosin hear Of sales 1000 hbls 100 cts
and few hundred bbis Nc. at 25d2 70 p bbl.
Hops-Thc shor,ness OF the crop here as well as
abroad has created speculative action and sales have
been made as high as 20 cent? Some holders demand
% cents The crop this country is supposed be at
leas. one. hall short.
METALs-There were sales OF 5000 or 1000 boxes
Tin Plates onehird y on terms not made public. We
notice farther sales 1000 pigs Lead at 80, cash.
TALLOW.-A few lots have been picked up, some
10000 tbs at :! cents e H.
PROVISIONS -Thc Pork market continues firm for
Mess but the other descriptions neglected. We note
sales 300 or 400 bbls 10 s ala 81, and the latter
price was refused for 500 bbIs. Prime is nominaiy
10 560lO 6ai for and 10 % for old. In Beef we
hear of but little doing, and change. The advccs
have impaired frmness to Cheese. and good lois are
taken for shipment at cents Butter stands at l6alS
cents for prime lots Western Dairy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
rron Tho Daily Evening Bulletin.

~, "a NOT our custom pull Patent Medicines unless
-, ,hnu, 10 be really excellent Having ourseve-
we htv al DR. Woods Sarsn?urin and Wild Cherry
n, and having several friends who have been 6eneilt-
81 by ,hcirusc not hesitate 10 recommend them 10
~. ,hlishrl reputation in the medical world, and Ibis
,srsinn is made with great care. and appears TO com.
bne Nil tho medicinal qualities OF both in an unusual man
r ANY one suffering from diseases of the blood ndi-
session or headache would do well 10 give these Sitlers
irisl. ,,, 20,
Snronst nj retail nv Dr. W. II. Min r, corner of Broad-
way mud Johu T. NJ. Guion, corner Bowery and Grand
George o. Gum, Blocker and Christopher sis n y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
rs Merchants. rarmcr, and Business Men.


-. N,vSssce M oE The Farmers Library and Monthly
-, ~ ,,,t,,,;ur> Joan = SKINNER, Edi,orN was
~, siss aay os c month, The following is u List
~ ,sx C,,sses.,> II ihss Ncmber;
Ns-,s.4,g, s-i tls.;rasssaS-
-. tVs E;eA~si Peers The TuuIsisn Sheep
vSc nSS -: ,hc Wols
re.sx>~ vSt>eir,s> cr AsSJculvyes. Continued
-, ~ Cultivation 81 Cora; Alternate Culdyai;on-A!-
$50 SosAucc> With PSSj1tase; Succession OF crops
$50, - pSs,grsce; Alternate Cultivation, with Stall
ry>szs - 10 Cs'yc S0uG Crop pvis'oaS Sivs Sfo. "
- p.yrss Nine Cop Divisions Ten Crop Divisions
Teg,s Crog DIVISIONS. TwrlSe Crop DNis!onsi Inc
-%4s.;.N- ;fN'sa oae Rotation 10 Slose 49, .,, cors,
Ssss. .ArSs-S sroaorry: or. Treatise on 'ne Sousu
see ~ aa Physses Properties Of me SOL am1 se oss'
s q sairins snowdss ct , ihs Gaee gsr Ea'h'
NssSe.t q asu-S RiehAtd Peters, efps
tSssse Y;ss,I;;. History and Uses.
Ss.e acaSe:s Ttansplsn,ps Trees; Preparations for
IL Pos;aon Of Frai, Trees Soil and Aspect
As-lisrS Discourse, delivered before the Queens Coun
" Agricultural Society, by John $ Skinner
Its5s ExpIsaaton OF the Principles ard Use of his
sjsr; OK; Rcd Deer.
Noes o. ise preceding by Ed Clark ofBroOklyn, Y
Es-rn R-s;s;ers-6oyv kept, and use OF.
ReA.Ss PeIZhodi aod Liebiss idess in relation 10
er-e= Cross. ~ Lovcoi.
"Tse Farmers Library" il Observation-Disclosures
Whes.
Entomology.
Management OF Bees
S=tp6Iric Acid ana Bones
Tie Faif OF the American Institute.
Pea Manure; Prospects for Grain Growers; Electro
Czir2re.
No:t " Broad.;ai Sheep, by The Editor.
Weigh; Of Caile.
Sheep E1i Cbesru.S
Nrc6 ssid L small coupass-one important OF
Noa-lE2rove-erlin Agriculture.
Soe6 Feeling OF Sheep
Avzl OF me stock imported By the Massachusetts So
cesy el tSe Promotion OF A grcu.ure
Disease y Pois,oes-
WeiEb; OF Corn per Acre.
?rics Q: Gu.no il England.
pealh Of Eari Spencer. the English Farmer.
SoSee Of Ccir.an's European Agriculture and Rural
Economy.
Noee OF The National Magazine and Industrial cord.
Daicb Com Law; Removing Bees; Prices Current
Gentlemen owning Farms interested in landed proper
r. VII urqaestonaby ind 10 their interest to supply each
Of tbr Tenants Agents. with this valuable Work. An
experienced practical Farmer authorizes 10 fay that
hose Agents and Tenau.s who do not make FIVE
lines annual Of this nal by the of it, may
generally be regarded as IN; We 10 their dulles
The Terms S. per annun, payable in advance; five
copies FOR 500 Fire Numbers already published and still
supplied 70 subscribers
GREELEY NOEL ATU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

GUARD rnE HAIR CAuTIousLy.-ls your head filled with
sour. and dauduf! Is your hair thin and weak IL II ls
Ssilnss il nnproachur and YOU must upply seasonahe
preventive Ii is in such tha, PiIALoSs CHEMICAL
Hun BALN becomes invaluable, removes the dendrut.
nurses he hair and brings forth in It's original beauty and
strength Fail irs H. il your hair shows any symP-
toms OF decay Prepared and sold By e. Phalor, ga Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

(ou-nuGs aiin dedicated Soap, for the OF PIN
mics Frecklcs Tan Salowuess Eruptous and all skis dis
hsuTruen the only depot 6! Wnkets LIST Store FROM
Broaiway, 80 cents cake Grecau Hair Dye 'e5s,nI
Iigui Rouge. for crmsonrg Lips and Cheeks Pou0'e
Spbhle for eruicntne ,reruou ha,v. without injury ~
tho ph,n. Lily Waite for INSTANTLY scattering 1eoh. M
nuhcs from the face Acoustic drops for curing
Nc Tho above celebrated preparations o, VI " y s
nro Ia 10 found only (bcar in mud) at 67 aiAc' "
FROM broadway ,,,,.. ph,,.d.,,b;s.
AerNrs-E H. Tu,,lc Assembly Budings pnsqeiipn as
jordan Mik.st Boston; Carleton 20 n Lowell, Rns
SprlncncIu N'rcch ~ W. nj II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

rTv- HllL's INrALLIRtc UNGrENr FOR THE HAtR.-So
well known it becoming, especially for eradcatiug ply
riases dandru sourf and MI affections OF the cuuce or
SCALP staying falling oil of the huir, restoring Il on nao
paris changing red gray beautiful dark color that 1t
would suprruour in udd particle in us tavo!
md will therefore merely the young or adult ladies'
and cercm,n ifvou wish 10 preserve and b.autf your
hair use Hs Onguen; whose principal office IL NO 10
NassnsL Fur cerlhcMes and ngens. see adverNselneh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
fall FASHIONS.
1EN,s. YOUTHS, AND CHILDREN's

MEMS, YOUTHS AND CEILDREN'S
CLOTHING-CHARLESM NJ. CHURCH. No 100 Chat
" would invite the attention OF his friends and
public TO his Fail and Winter styes OF mems. boyS
aud chdrcEs clothing consisting in par, OF hne cloth dress
and rock coats, Tweed aud Cashmere sack aud oico
coats and pilot and cloaks black
and fancy cashmere pants splendid silk velvet and merno
OF all the newest patterns.
FOR YOUTHS complete assortment OF jackets, pants,
vests and overcoais made in every style and Of al
sizes.
FOR CHILDRENhe oders great variety of cloth velvet
aud fancy SUITS made and trimmed in the fashionable
MANNER all OF which he is determined 10 sell al theowest pr
Those In particularly requested call and
anime his stock before purchasing elsewhere % lns'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
DISASTERS

The schr VIM Preston at Orleans from Matamo-
ras experienced very rough weather and strong gales
fro,, N and NE during the whole passage, and was
Obliged TO throw overheard part OF her cargo consisting
of - bales of wool.
The sIoop Diligent, from Orleans for Matamoras,
o,ny lost about the Isl; in going the bar
M Mntamoras Her cargo consisted OF Hour and mdse;
the former WINS partly saved but the dry goods all lost
Bordcaux. Oct l3.The Turncnend, Chid. Boston for
0rIcnns was driven ashore Royun in this river
Jur,ne very heavy gale the ll,h and is expected 10
be n to,nl wreck; crew and passengers saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
S.orL OcfoJer
HN0il,iONS.

LEAp-A lot of l02s pigs Spanish Lead found buy
at of per so xii. for the interior.
TAIIoy-Owing to the recent imports from Russia,
and the pressure of several holders to realize prices
run off at 59f 50 down 59t25 aud subsequently to 59 at
which latter rate lots may be readily obtained We have
aso TO notice sales of IS bbls Newiork at 55 and III
casks at 59f50 per 50 Kill duty paid.
AsHEs-Rather inquiry has taken place. since
our ast report without however any change having oc
Cured as 10 prices sale OF so bbs American Potash
was made al IS 25 and 249 bills Pearlash, ls brands
narty 10 arrive were run off Mt 81 So with u bbs ID
at "a so per 30 kill duty e. 2o) paid Stock 33OU Dds
Pots and 400 bbls. Pearls.
RrcE-A farther advance has taken place IN prices OF
Carolina Rice and sd .rces found buyers at ~ q A.
pcr 30 kill duty e. 81 10 paid. We have also TO notice
sales of 200 bags Easndia, st 30 per so kill for con-
sumption Our stock in United States Rice amounts TO
about 300tcs.
a decline and the sales effected were > tons North.
Western fishery f. 40 board the Francois
LIST n. 70 81 tons deliverable in November, at IL 30
and small lot Southern fishery, at f. 81: per Il XII
duty paid Stock on hand 10 tons.
WHEAT AND FLoUR.-Prices OF home growth have
advanced 2 on our previous quotations the average at
the last Moni;vilers market 5sf per sack OF 200 kill
80 had already been sold at 2 and the remaining 4OOo
bbs have since been disposed of at 3if per Dbl in bond
The Francis Depau came in wit 200 bills
HAyRr Thursday 10th. cvening-We are in posses
SIGN this morning of Newlor dates TO lst inst by the
Rrarna steamer the of which created IN he
first instance pause IN the transactions put th's Hter
noon the demand having become general, about 2OOo
baes changed hands and prices may now be quoted If
II 20 above those of last week for L. :. Cotton.
Ashes remain firm Nothing of importance has been
done in other articles The packetship Louis Philippe
oath ult) is still due.