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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-02-19

Times OF holding the courts OF common
pleas within this judicial circuit:
THIRTEENTH CIRCUIT.
Wood, March 10, September go.
Erie, March II, June 2, October 6.
Huron March 81, June 10, October 90.
Sandusky, April ID, June so, October 81,
Ottawa, April 81, Noyomber 3.
Henry, April %, September %.
Lucas, May S, July 7, November lc.
Times Of holding the same within tho
SIXTEENTH cIRCUIT.
Shelby, March IL, June 80, Sept. Is.
Mercer, April 7, July 81, September 22.
Allen, April Il, July % September 80.
Hancock, April 81, August 4, October 6,
Hardin, April 28, October 10.
Van Vert, May IL, October 90.
Putnam, May Is, October 20.
Paulding, May %, November Q.
Defiance, May 27, November 4.
Williams, June 9, November 10.
Times of holding the Supreme Courts with
in the
THIRTEENTH CIRCUIT.
Henry, July, 20.
Lucas, " 81
Wood, Z" 25.
Ottawa, " 27.
Sandusky," 30.
Erie, 81.
Huron, August 5.
Times of Holding the same in the
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Shelby, June IL.
Mercer, g IS.
Allen, II.
Hardin, is.
Hancock, July 9.
Putnam, ii.
Van Vert" Is.
Pauldiug, l6.
Defiance, Il" II.
Williams, Z" lS.
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THE WINTER FASHIONS
Just received and those who wish good fits In tho latet
ashton can be accommodated promptly ana in the hes
tyi0,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-02-19
SOMETHING NEW I'm KAL1DA!
NEW GOODS.
PTNHE subscribers have just opened an assort-
IL ment of
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,

which they arc determined to sell as cheap as they
can be bought any where in northern Chic, Our
store may be found at the new stand between
McClure's and Holibaugh's taverns Among our
stock may be found, Broad Cloths, Cassimeres,
Sattinehs, Kentucky Jeans, Ashland Tweeds,
Moleskin, English Merinoes, Cashmere de Coss,
Mousline de aine, Calicoes of every description,
from 81 cents upwards; Bieached Sheetings and
shirtings; Brown Musns, from 81 cents upwards,
also handsome variety ofP Plaid and Cloth Shawls;
Comforters, Florence Braid and English straw
Bonnets; Mems and Boys Caps; Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, &c. All of which we are anxious to
sell for ready pay. Any quantity Of Wheat Oats,
Clover, Flax and Timothy seeds; Beeswax, Butter,
Ginseng, &c., taken in exchange for goods; and
tho highest market prices paid for item. Jus. give
as call, and if we do not sell you goods twill not
be the PRICE of the goods, that keep you from buy
ing.
.st-ss H.G. w. 81 w. T. CRCNISE.
Kalida. Nov. o. l845
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COURTS.

Times Of holding the courts Of common
pleas within this judicial circuit:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
Flat CONTRADICTIONS.

On Wednesday, we published, as an ZEN ',
news the substance OF letter from the special
fHavanal esponden," OF the N. I. Ifioune'
;n,roduced bv The editor with the striking caption
ot"Peace with MeIico-Terms Setl'ea WIN 9an'
"a Anna. a, Havana" The arrangement was
said TO have been agreed upon between SANTA
Anna and certain agents Of the British and
American Governments The writer claims 10
have received the intelligence "irom very respect
able aplbority" and sells forth The arrangements
follows:
"The Mexican Federal Government OF 1874 10
I've re.established under the guaranty OF Inc ".
States; SO that, in case OF future ptonun9,anien
ms he United States Government sinai nave
rich, 10 interfere in support OF the constitutional
government. TIE Rio Grand 10 DC tie oonne@-
~ In, and Aic Ca!iforntas 10 lie organised as
distinct tsrriory under the p'0tection " me Cnut@
states b,l, not governed BY americans nntH tre
inhabitants shall Mlak tt 10 aaac1 ttem@lttS, 70
favor which purpose, the country will be allowed
10 carry on a free trade with both republics, ana
admit colonisls from all countries, and 81 al re-
ligions and creeds.
The Union puts the following posiuve oehlai
upon the whole affair. We would here also add
that The N. Y. Express has been probably hoax
ed in The intelligence reported by il, that Santa Re
has been captured, without the firing oil gun
ain the presen, instance, the story which the
Tribune's special evinces such hot haste 70 re-
tail is rather tough, il seems-too tough eniifeiy
for its own stomach, every part OF IL all tins
seems. indeed, very incredible. Nevertheless,
aware, from experience, OF the strong digestive
powers OF The readers OF The Tribune, MT. Spe-
cia serves up the caoutchouc 10 them with as 1T
lie scruple as the exhibitor OF an ostrich feels in
putting brickbat within reach OF his bill. But
he has another reason besides his confidence IN
the good quality OF the gastric juices OF Tribune
readers. He has the intelligence from very re-
spectacle authority"
"Here, then, is specimen, from which We
may know what the Tribune and its SPECIAL cor
respondents understand by respectable authority
OF The nature and kind OF this responsibility, our
readers may Judge from the iaci-which We are
authorized 10 state, in The most absolute and I'M
qualified manner-that there is NOT a particle Of
fra.ta IN the achole story. From beginning 10 end
il is pure fiction; and il is no less absurd than
false. Baron Munchausen's gun was an ALTO
gether commonplace piece OF ordnance com
pared with the goose-quills in the service oil The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.. SEPT. 10.

RICHMOND MARKETS, SEPT. 10.
TOBACCO.-Inspeclions very light. We
have no change 10 notice in the article for The past
week. We quote lngs at from 81 90 to / 50;
common leaf 81 IS to 90; middling So 90 10
4 0C; good and fine shipping, 81 90 to 90; extra
manufacturing Sc OOto s co.
FLOUR-Old 81 new is held al 4 81, 10 4
so. no demand Tor either. The Brilannas all.
vices advanced prices % per cents. on the barrel
in New York. and caused much activity in the
market: here, there has been no shipping demand
whatever
CORN-52. 55c.-a better feeling prevails
in the market.
OATS-None arriving
WHEAT-60 10 l00c., according TO quality
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran 10 cents; Shorts Il
cents; Brown Stuffs 20 cents; Ship Stufls 80 els
PROVISIONS.-BAcoN: Smilh6eld and City
Cured 6 81 cts. for hog round; Western Sides
a 6! CTS; Shoulders 4! cts. LARD ! a 81 cents
FISH-Herrings, dull al 81 for No. |. Shad s..
SALT-Sl CO., G5 from the wharf.
LIME-65 cents from vessels.
COTTON-7, 81 cents per h.
RUM-New England, in bbls., 25 &c cents
Price nominal.
WHIsKEY-Bbls. 23s and Lhds. %. els.
GIN-American IS CTS; Holland : per gal.
STOCK MARKET.
Reported Jy Baerley Bar, iicc,md Stocl6role1.
Six per cent. State stock-par value, slOO-in de-
mand IT Sl03!.
Corporation per cent. sock-par value, slOO-.h held
at SLUG.
James River and kanawha Bonds, guaranteed By the
Slae-par value, Si0D-hed al par and interest
Exchange Bank Stock-par value, Sl00-last sales l02
Farmers Bank Stock-par value, SO0-S9i! to 95-
last sales S9il.
Virginia Bank stock-par value, s7o-held at 500
Manchester Cotton aud Wool Manufacturing Stock
pr vane, Sl00-hrd at sos.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value, $40
last sales $50.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Siock-par value, Si0O--lirli NJ SIS
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificate
Of Drbt-par value, SlU0-92 Ia SOB.
Richmond aud Louisa Railroad Stock-par value, Sl0C
b.I.l TX
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TRIP To FAUQUIER.

Bushes. called us a few days since 10 the
Fauquier Springs, and j, would be rank insraIi-
tude in US, not 10 take passing notice of this
favorile resort, where we spent as happy and de-
lightiul week as We remember. In this world
OF troubles and cares ii is so rarely the lol OF
poor Editor (poor in every sense, we fear:) 10
shake of the petty vexalions OF the "black art
and enjoy days existence OF social pleasure,
that he would be strangely inexcusable, were he
not, as the Romans of old, TO mark with white
stone such week IS we have just rambed over,
and which we were truly sorry we could not pro-
long. But in referring to This charming spot
where every thing combines to create peasurable
impressions, we beg our readers not 10 De alarm
ed. We have no thought of again boring them
with long descriptions. We have done so
often enough in abiding 10 waering-place,
which, take ii all in all, suits our taste bet
Ter than any other of the kind that We know
of. More than once we have been The his
torian of the Fauquer Tournaments with the
clashing lances Of the knights, and The spark
ling and more fatal slances of Fair Ladyes.
On this subject We have exhausted all our slock
OF description anu iisnl nonsenSe-0W "occupa-
lions gone" But it would be UNJUST as We were
one of the delighted spectators OF the Tournament
and Fancy Ball, not to allude 10 the fair lady,
who was crowned by her successful champion
rs the Queen of all hearts. She bore the resal
honors with grace and elegance which won the
smiles of all her subjects. In her selection, For
tune decreed that an admirable coincidence OF
events should be realized. We had just heard OF
the enthusiasm with which Alexandria seiz.
ed the opportunity TO be re-engrafed on her pa
rent stock OF Virginia. The Queen on this &C.
casion, is a native of Alexandria, and The
honors she received give evidence that in re-
annexng this valuable portion of The Old Do
minion, we shall receive an accession Of line
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VALUABLE YORK RIVER LAND, Is
GI OIICESTER For SALE

TINE undersigned az Trustees fer Iohn sinclair wiM
offer for sale the highest bidder on the PREMISE
on the 2Sih day Of October. ls4b ii fair II not The ntu
fair day, all that valuable Tract Of Land whrrrou John
Sinclair al present resides, known famlillty
Violet Bank, situated on York river. ten mllr- heioW
West Point, containing mol less Than hundred arrs.,
exclusive III marsh. The soil Is good II tie hr,
on the whole river. The bnIiing, Two sofy buck
dwelling containing four each iaor. i ncw
aud spacious barn, Stable and carriage house 50 Sc
aud all other necessary nrt hudn.Sali ~ good niri
Also, II The same time and Place, anuh-r Farm, 40
Joining piolrf Bank, called Yves, End niainius t,f
hundred and eight, acres Of cleared Rand add Ill. nun
dred at timber Tins ifnrl aiJoin- n. 4. Garland.
Steam iIll tract immediately upon the frr and il The
only place on The river, between tie terminus III he
contemplated railroad from Ethan u Richmond aud
Yorktown, twenty miles below, where -ieaiGat ran
approach within quarter 81 mule oi the shore The
above inrn In. on II good framed binding.
rits hiah, with two each floor Two large
barns, one nearly and sufficiently lie, oniain
Tie horse power and thre-hing micinr nndr hr
roof together " I'LL al other necessary out buildings,
nnd all III good repair. Tins place j. considered Of
the best On Tie rivrr for planning oysters.
The above farms VIII be sold tng.l!ir divided into
smaller tracts Ia suit purchasers. Euh farms
der good chestnut H. and the br> range Tor stock
III the conniry. There Is lien the Violet Bank
al $1,000 which The purchaser have ihr advantage
Of he "shrs H. lie r,t Pasu ~ g 400 VIII n,
iali due untl February lei9. and lcn paid by IN
rtalments al 5000 annually. Ih- stock 0f every d.
-crmion, crop Of corn. fodder, and household and klc
en- furniture, viii all he rNpoSfd the same iay.
TIO u BOOTH, Jr
JEFFERSON Il. SINCLAIR, i"'"e''
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From uAyANA-FoUR DAYS LATEI

FROM HAyANA-FOUR DAYS LATER.
b. the Spanish Brig Paquete de Vera Cruz
arrived in Mobile (says the New Orleans Delta J
we have received files OF Havana papers 10 the
Doth ultimo four days later than the dates receiv-
ed by The Hayne
The local news is of lille importance.
FL Diario de la Marina, of the 25lh says lha!
the Spanish flag was for the frs, time hoisled on
board of The Mexican steamers Monezuma and
Guadalupe, on the morning OF The oath, and that
Captain Don Jose Morales de los Rios had been
appointed commander the first named, and Cap
tain Don Manuel Sibila for The latter.
The British ship Alice Jane, and the Spanish
brig Of war Habanero, arrived from SACRIFICES
on the 22nd and 25th, and also the British schoon.
er Seaby, from Tampico, on the Oath, all three
with very long passages; the shortest being that
OF the Habanero in l6 days.
The Diario de la Marina OF the 10Th, publish.
ss al a late hour, short extract from The Indica.
dor OF the 9Th, there being no time 10 get their cor
respondence in readiness for publication that day.
BY The information given through The Iniica-
dor we see that the pronuncamento Of Jaapa,
Perote and Mexico, is confirmed, which took
place on the 4th August, as itappears by notif-
cation signed by Don J. Mariana Salas, Acting
President and Don Valentin Gomez Farias.
an Morales had taken possession of The citadel,
and that they would in short time take posses
sien Of The whole ely oil Mexico.
FL Indicator adds that one of the brigades
marching before General Paroles towards the
northern frontier, had pronounced in favor OF The
Santa Anna party on lis arrival al Queretaro
Al The time the Habanero lett Vera Cruz there
we're only Two or three u. S. vessels OF war al
SACRIFICES. The others had left on different DAYS
TO cruise about.
The new Spanish brig Of war Juanila, arrived
off Vera Cruz on the 9Th August, only DAYS
passage from Havana. This has been her first
trial since she has been made man.of-war.
BY statement published in one OF the journals
OF the 26lh, we find The number Of vessels arrived
al Havana from Isl January 10 22nd August, 1916,
was 439, measuring together $3.50 10 TONS
Out Of This number PIT were American vessels,
with 81, 70S l-2 tons measurement; 81 were Span
ish vessels with Is $40 tons, and IS English with
5G93 TONS The 43 remaining vessels were dvi-
ded among Is different nations.
The number OF vessels that left the port Of Ha-
vana during the same period was 442 Out OF
these 29l were Americans, II Spanish, and 33
Enslish-lhe other IL were divided also in Is diff
terent nations.
The table OF Exports from Matanzas from Isl
January 10 22d OF August, gives the following
figures, of the principal articles Of expectation
2l9. III - boxes sugar; 5,52l hhds do, 6is bills
DO, IS, l79 hhds. molasses 1907 aIrobes coffee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
MORE "RUIN"

We take the following cheering news from the
Money Article OF Wednesdays New York Ex-
press, thorough Wing Tariff paper
The last iidings from Europe have had The
most favorable effect on breadsuffs. Wheat and
corn have gone up full FIVE cents bushel; wheat
will command dollar bushel, freely, for ex-
port, which is considered a pretty fair price. At
that rate there is an active demand. Rye is also
very much wanted for export, and ii is certain
that there will be demand for il during the
whole OF the coming season. Flour has risen
81. CTS, aud is now firmly established al 81 80
Operators feel good deal Of confidence in
prices being sustained Last year there had been
but one years partial failure oil the potato crop ;
now there j. second failure, and consequently
an increased belief that coarse grains will he
wanted. Last year flour began at ) dollars 10
60 up. TINS year il commenced AID dollars, and
operators feel more security al this low figure.
The money market is getting decidedly easier
The Banks take pretty much all the good paper
offered
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND. Sgprs,,,
ARRIVED.


Boat Patrick Henry, James Gil,oor. from
Lynchburg, with produce 20 Jones & Blair peane
Brown, Paueson & Burr, L. ID. Cren,baw
Brothers u Co, Samuel J. Jones, Capcuop 4
Ctump. and Shields & Somefvil!c.
Boat Josephine, p Molen from Sco,,svils
sundries 10 Rasland & Brothers, ard E:mcp1 &
Davenport.
Boat Pennsylvania, G. Walton. from Ivpcb
burg, with sundries, 10 Wren Il Macon. D,brr'l
& Jones, and B. Peyton. =
Boat Lynchbufs, y. Harding, with sanrr;ss !,
Il. Ludam Y Co., Lee Y Tins!ey. Warwir. !.
Barksdale, and Gordon & Skinker.
Boat John Bruin, Penn, from Stapleron a..
Pig Iron, 10 WIN. Anderson, lr. -
Boat FLYING Lucy, NJ. Lenahan. from Sco,,.
vile, sundries 10 Warwick & BarksdsIs nv,
Williams & Robinson "Ha
Boat Exit, c. l.. Burks, from Lynchbu-o u;,b
sundries 10 Jones & Blair, L. D. Crenshaw a., d.
theirs & Co, II. LudIam x Co., S. ]. Jones ! ~, =
Crane, Preston & Enders. =
CLEARED,
Boat Ben Franklin, IS tons mdse. 10 Lynch.
burg.
Boat Victoria, Il tons mise. t,r Niich7us Fer
~, Gainesville, Elk Hill, New Canon. Lock i
Scousviile and Hardwicksvile.
Boat New London, Is tons n.ase. for Scots.
vile and Lynchburg.
Boat Reality, 40 ions md>e Tor New Market.
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Interesting er!raets from a letter, dated

CHARLoTTEsviLLE, Sept 8.
Mr. Leake was present at our court yesterday
and addressed the people, rendering 10 them an
account Of his stewardship. He expressed the
opinion that the Administration were on the eve
OF an amicable and highly advantageous settle
men, oil our difficulties with Mexico.
understand there were about 10 applicants
from n Senatorial Districts for admission in the
the University, under the late regulations OF The
Board Of Visitors; from The other Districts
there were no applicants ! believe Is Of the
Districts from which there were applicants have
been filled; and OF course there were many per-
sons rejected, as only one could be received from
District Application has since been made
from TWO Of the vacant Districts, leaving only six
to be filled.
There are, doubtless, many young men through
out The State who have The necessary talents and
qualifications 10 enter the University, but their
poverty alone prevents them. One OF The appli-
CAMS from This district, with whom am acqnaint-
ed, is The son OF very poor man, who has per-
severed over almost every obstacle to educate
himself When attending school in this place,
he had 10 walk every day Winter and Summer)
Twelve miles, and such was his application that
he was generally The first in his class; he is now
teaching small school for his livelihood, and is
as arden, student as any in the Stale, as far as
his means will permit and have no doubt that
he will one day render his native State some SER
vice.
How greatly Virginia needs an efficien, sys-
tenn OF common schools! With such system,
Tue gold and gems which now lie buried, and are
only looked upon as rubbish and Of lille value,
would then be exhibited in all their worth and
splendor. Virginia can and ought 10 educate all
The white children in her borders; and shame he
upon those who are using every effort 10 prevent
IN nd and IL H. r..
lure prosperity Of the Old Dominion in great
measure depends upon The education of the mass
es; and who that loves the home Of Washing
Ton, a Jefferson, Patrick Henry, but would be
willing 10 make almost any sacrifice 10 prevent
The Old Dominion from retrograding in in,elli-
gence in virtue, aud in all that relates 10 her pros
periiyl
Think you, Mcssrs Editors, tina, Massachusetts
and her wealthy citizens have not an eye TO her
future prosperity and greatness in keeping up her
excellent system of public schools Think you,
that Peter c. Brooks in Boston, who is worth sir
m,Nioas OF dollars and has moi child in The pub.
lie schools, is sordid enough 10 tegradse The taY
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he pays TO the support OF these schools? Think
YOU, that Charles Spraeue, N. P. Willis, and
other poets and scholars, regret that they were
participants in The common schools of the city OF
Boslon7 Virginia and Massachusetts went hand
in hand in throwing of the shackles of iyIan-
ny in The days Of the revolution; lei Us hope, ere
long, 10 see them yoke-fellows in throwing eli
The more CALLING chains Of ignorance.
| have been informed, that the lectures OF Or.
McGufIey in various parts ofihe State, have had
very good effect, and will promols the Interests
and prosperity Of the University. Such being The
case, it would be good idea i. all The other Pro-
lessons in tina, institution would Ego and do like
wise" and become co-workeTs and co-labofers
with him in founding a system OF Education for
all the sons and daughters Of Virginia.
A. B. c..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
FEMALE. ScliOO.

MISSES C. ~. and J. MYERS viii fr.np-n th...
w School on the ensuing lst October Tnr .a,.
branches viii he taught by them n heretofore ~ ~
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. Geography
History, Grammar. UnclniIns Competitions am I'M
Gus branches Of Natural Philosophy
TERMS-Fo beginners ~ the first elements ~ In.
gnace, s. per month.
For pupils IN all The other studies 81 per month
An exclusive class Of Reading Scholars The terms ~
which 81 per MONTH VIII h. Attended II {, M,.
Myers during two homr- 1T Tie forenoon.
Sir. l.e Fehrr viii give lessons III The French Ian
gnagr.
Mss J. Myers vii give Music Lesson. i. home
Srpf ll-ct
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LAND FOR SALE AT AUcTIoN

by virtue Of deed Of trust from John ~ Vaughan
- and wife. 10 the Undersigned duly admitted 10 IT,,
cord IN the Office Of the Clerk OF the County Conn
Goochand, viii be exposed 10 salc nj public amction-
Tor cash, at Goochiand Court house The 10Th day ~
November next that being Count day, certain Tract
0i Land IN The county ut Gnocbland, Contninin. az
hundred and twenty nine and three Gaftrr- o an acfr
being the land on which the sad John Waugh III h.
sides, or such part thereof rs VIII be sufficient ay
the money mentioned IN the said deed.
Acting ns Trustees, the undersigned VII rantrs
such Title a l. vested III them y III. SAID ~rd AMI
other, believing NJ the same time thai lie title
doubted. MILES e.. SEIUEN A.,
THO. Il. GAY, ''''
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BALTIMORE MARKETs-scpr 9.

FLoUR-Thege were sales yesterday Of some
parcels of Howard Street Flour 10 The extent OF
500 bbls. at 81 2s, and today $50 bbl>. were
sold al the same price. Holders are firm a. This
rate and some are asking higher. The receipt
price from cars is not fixed Small sales Of Sus-
quehanna Flour atf 1T Tor parcels fresh ground.
A sale OF 500 bbs. City Mills Flour was made
yesterday al l2l. To-day holders very gene
rally ask %, though small sale was made al
1 1884, The demand is pretty fair.
GRAE-Wheat, prime reds, 50 So cents,
and common 10 good 20 so cents Maryland
Corn SO cents for white, and ST cents for yellow.
Pennsylvania yellow 55 cents. Oa's % % cts.
WHIsxgY There is fair demand and sales
are making al 81 cents Tor hogsheads, and % cts.
Tor barrels, though some holders ask traction
more.
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FALL. STOCE--IS16,

r WOULD inform my customers and The pub.
i lie, that am now in possession oil very
large and complete assortment OF HATS and
CAPS, comprising all the different qualities
bought in the Northern Markets on the very hes
erms-and am now prepared to sell goods, a
wholesale or retail, al such prices as cannot fai
10 sui. the mos, economical buyers. All ask i
an examination Of my stock.
r. NJ. ALLEN, No. 90, Main street.
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NEW YORK MARKET, Wednesday, 2. Nj.
The demand for Bread Slufs is as active as
ever. About 20, 900 bbs. OF Flour have been I'd
ken the last few days, and principally for export,
at $3.50, and the demand continues unabaled.-
The supplies have fallen of and are now quite
moderate.
Corn has advanced, and sells readily for both
export and home consumption. There is now a
certainty that there will be good export demand
for Rye during The whole season. The failure OF
III. crop in Holland will cause the demand 10 con-
tnuc. Freish,s are very firm; seine OF The ship
owners are getting Is. 6l. freight Tor hourlu Liv-
crnnol-[ EIplcSS.