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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04


Mr. Kendall. one Of the editors Ct the Pca,
SAYS: II arrived in this camp at II O'Clock las;
night, the road from Vera Cruz running for the
most part through heavy sand. The division OF
Gen. Worth, from the excessive heat and wear,-
some road, suffered Incredibly. An express has
conc down from Gen. Twjggs to the effect that
Santa Anna was before him, al Cerro orlo with
$4,000 men. near coaii be jul gcd from re-
coEnoissanccs made by Capt. Hartie OF the ORA
goons. Lieut.. Col J. T. Johnson has been Sc
verely but not MORALLY wouade1 while cxanin-
ing Santa Annals works, which appear TO be q
succession Of breast works on the eIninencrs in
The vicinity OF Cerro Gorio. Every thing would
go TO show that Santa Anna is determined
to make bold stand, y dracoon who had been
sent down express by Gen. Twiggs. was yestcr-
day fonnd shot By the road side, JUS: beyond this
His papers had not been touched. The Nexi-
cans playing l bloody, ami at the same time.
boiler game than IS usual for them, as it is
thought they have killed 10 less than fifty of orr
men within tbs last three days on the road.
"Geu Scott stopped last night nine miles fron,
Ibis; might he viii reach Twgg's position. II
Santa Anna is as strong as he is represented. he
probably Will not b 1.t-c..c1 e. ;g-o CO Three
DAYS"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04
CINCINNATI MARKET. Nav 4 ,a47

CINCINNATI MARKET, May 4. ls47.
iLJJ R--on Thurs iav evening 32G i,ri~ vv.,.
- from store ut 81 c.; = & 90 from cnr,i .,
- f"S'eTiav' ~ consequence Of there be-
~ SfFefai contracts 10 III the 3fiih IN + Is,
he inarHtt was quite animated and ia. .,t.,
rea"hc! 4,21) hris; 1879. IN lois ntSt75. ,o,o
IN lots At & 20; 80 CITY Nils AZ q so H..
vert. ~ ii~ receipts, think w.y- al
P.toffSI N~-Of Buik Pork 100 jb~ he,
rouni. soil It 6te; p 10 pes Inns and sho,I.
."rs part sinp FL, II 81 ant AZ; Of Bacon 'a,1
rs rl,viss sur n cured Huns. al DC; G hhd,
Shoulders q or DAYS since at 6 cents ntJ--
- also near Of sale, tnaie about two wrek,
me, o. / ,lj9 ib' sugar cnr"l Hams in pickle,
iI:pnis. FIR English market al &c.
HoLA9S Eo-ihe safe Of 81 brl7 gooJ y n
at &c s'0' Az "
e, CORN sale OF Gl1o bush, on private terms:
, }lo 20 on pfjYtte terms SACKS iucIu ,et
9Ai.I-A sale Of rs brs no l from Ia,5ioy
WHITE FISH-A sale Of 45 hf hi. a..
trade, i, 81 30. - INC
NACkEREL-A sale of II brls no South.
n s.; % DO at 81 10; p do at 81 80; q do n.
Worth, q; 80 lif 90 no 2. 50 -.
EARLE4-A sale of go bush in bulk, aisle
FLAX sEED-A sale of 100 bush at Il %
per bush
CORN MEAL-A sale Of 81 5 brls Hamilton
hiils,J kiln dried at 50 % per bril- 100 bush from
store. at Soc.
sUGAR-sales Of IS hhds. good fair n. DIN
OATS-A sale Of 81 sks. at BIC, sack. iucIu-
oed; 800 bush in bulk. at PC.
COFFEE-A sale Of 33 bags good fair Ris. NJ
sc. % DO prime, at Sac.
PHILADELPHIA MaRKEr, Aoril ~
flour he receipts are very light Salesof
" estern BRANDS to fair extent at sc 81 Th;,
IS decline from Yesterdays rates Dealenars
Whiting patiently for the Sands
PEoyisIoSs--There is an increasing demand
Tor all KINGS Of provisions. The prices remaa
without alteration, bnt very firm Sales of Wes-
tern Bacon at i0a. hog round.
GLOVER SEED-snail sales at 81 62 per bash
NEW YoRK MAnKEr, April q.
ILouR The supply OF Genessee is compsra-
ively small Sales OF Western brands. deliyer,-
Die IN short time, at 62i Tins is an advance
If ia per bri since yesterday.
PEovisioss-No change ia prices Sales Il
!" esiern Lard IN kegs, at io4c
ri.
PITrssUKen. April ..
Inc fiour market was dull yesterday at & -
= u The difficulty Of shipping tends u mshs
ne article dull. Rain hiss poured down u ~
ents since last evening
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04
THE TAYLOR FEVER.

Some few years ago, goooly number OF the
politicians OF this country were afflicted with the
"Tyler- gripe,' they now appear 10 be taxing IN
the "Tavior fever" unconscious Of what will DO
their fate. Why this gunPowder rnania7 What
is there in the OF Gen. Taylor, which SO
pre- -eminenty qualities him for the presidency
Forty years Of his life has been spent in the reg
ulIr ar,ny--he has learned 10 Fl ght. If we want
president to fight, take Taylor. He has proven
himself an able general. If it is the design OF
the American people 10 cult the paths of peace,
and engage in a military crusade against tie
world make Taylor Communicating chief of your
army ana navy. Bu. if it is the design Of the
people Of this country, 10 pursue the even tenor
of their way, under the constitution framed for
Us BY forefathcrs, then why SHOULD our Chief
Executive officer be schooled in the camp in
stead of the foruln7 Why should we 70 TO the
battlefield instead of the Senate chamber for an
officer TO guide political destnv7 War is
inimicabc to our political institutions; and he
who has devoted life time TO the study OF its
arts and to acquire the glory of The sol1icr is not
our choice for president. Wear not willing to
throw aside those men whose whole polite Al life
is as familiar TO as household worls, ami
under whose counse! ami wisdom our country
ms become what II IS, Tor one OF whom we know
nothing but his career il invading neghbcrng
I republic. at the head ofan army which has marx
e its track in innocent blooi
/ We know nothing of the political opinions OF
Gen. Taylor. He NAV be a whig--he may be in
favor Of protective tariff, Of national bank
and all other measures advocated bv the WhiC
party, even down to the WImot proviso; ami
yet we woal4 take in preference whose
whole life is earnest of what he has bee II i.
what he is, and what he will be under am, and
| all circumstances. TAYLOR may be available
| Tyler was considered. We expect to have in
our candidate some other qualification than
| GcqIijihfy. We were deceived oncc-shall we
! be again.
| We have our individual preference among the
persons spoken of rs candidates for the presi lem
| cy. And that preference is CORWIN of Ohio.
| There is no doubt about his political sentiments.
| But we have not room to speak further on
| this matter, and shall refer to it again.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04
From the Evansville Journal.
COL. BOWLES THE COW ARD.

In our paper of Tuesday we stated that we
were not prepared. from the evidence before MS,
TO admit the truth Of the charge OF cowardce
made against the 2nJ Regiment CT Volunteers
from this State, AMI that believed that when
the truth all leaked cut. it undoubtedly would,
it would b, founi that the faait not with the
men, that covardice would not attach to them
but Of their ofFcers. Notifying as it is
to TO be compelled 10 admit that there are
any IN that Regiment that showed In white iea-
,her we are nevertheless compelled in Justice TO
the men, and that the deep disgrace which now
s.routs the banner of State may IN some
measure be wiped ont. TO place the blame AMI
the shame where il beionrs-v9o3 the conan der
Of tae Regiment-tEM. !. DowiEs. We have
not time now-tha foilowin. have como TO ham
Just gong 70 press nor patience e.
tter, to speak OF tie ,vlry cou1uct Of Bow IS
as it deserves He Will be treated he deserves
both in the army ami on his return home, ii he
dares to approach his home: In the mean
time we ask those joarnIs that have given cur
rency 10 the charge Of cowar4ice against the
whole Regiment, to publish the following letter
from officer ht1l. IN rank, ani one who would
know tnc tr.,l. Of s1uh statements before making
them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

STREETS UNDER GLASS Roor.-Th.,
are aboC; 10 contruct nj Paris. aac,he, =,
those galleries conver,es.or street pro,ec,As
from the waters by giass. and the plan i,
one of nagniiicence hitherto undrcam,s
OF. IL Is 10 stretch the immense lens,,
from the Boulevard ST.. Denis To the P,ae,
80 thaieio'. and the highcs, Architectural
talent OF Franco has been cmpioved ia
the design. II viii soon be Of no conss.
qnehce. 70 Fars whether i, rains or shine,
tho capr.ccs Of The *, hein. entirely
Gu, OH from The public promcnades hy !
@u5-skv ot glass. and tho watkins mi
shopping ~ III the most wet and fngyv
snoay and urzzIv seasons. As carriages
cannot enter ,aosa covered streets Of
conr~e TIE rich arc there obliy>i 10 n, a,
n footing with the poor. and tho snen Ia,
: en1neat'N republican. Paris before Al
he world icg TO arts o. happiness.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

shine as heretofore bright and untarn,shed. A;
the time tia, Gen. Lane made his Official re port
Of the action, these factswere not known TO hai.
they have come 10 Light since, ami will IN short
time be officially laid before the public l re-
main yours, A VOLUNTEER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04
owe nre requested TO publish the followi ng
WAR MEETING.

The public are informed that a meeting will be
held in the W arner Building in the city OF Rich
rnond. on THURSDAY EVENING next, the
9Th inst, for the purpose of assisting to make up
the requsition on the Governor for reg ment o.
volunteers, to serve in the existing between
our country and Mexico. Every one IS respect
fully invited to attend.
May 3, l847.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

1.-THE nation of Texas has been bloodlessiy
brought under our Observation-Disclosures.
If this is not the taliest specimen Of lying ex-
taut, then we are mistaken Bloodless indee1!
True 50 far as the editor of the Jeffersonian IS
concerned il has been bloodless; and however
Just the war might have been, no blood of his
would have been split in its prosecution.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04
Correspon 5ence of the Evansville Journal
BUESA VISTA, Mexico.I
March sth, 81.

.rs.t4
1ur,, ,..,, s,,o~, .cco,,.,, or IN. battI, We
.t. a. at,.,o.. ~. % mi a3I NJ Feb
-, ~ ~. 49,. ~, all rho r,rt;c,,ftrs.
,.;sh ,o,,. ., 49,. IL. n. o,,l.. of tniaua few
r,c,s connected with Il IN orjcr 10 Vi die ts the
81 Prr;,rent Of Insi,Da Volunteers from an
,,,oritl 4;.o-.c, n. c,t,,Irc,,c.I the battle
-, IN. r,o,,inr of The o35 in as fine STYLE as
my body of ,roons OF, Garth an fought as brave
" until II O'Clock. when they rc;rrated in con-
fusion, and part of them coulI not ic after
wards rallied They mustered on the fell much
less than 40 men. an we're opposed! at Ia, time
,ho,. o,v, w.. - At least I 011 Mexican trooos.
- ,.o..1 >, -. or ~. .,a,,, :
h,ttori4z n IN, sam, ti.,A THIS state of thioos
wonll not have in-,;c- -
,,,s, - ,4son 'say try ~ 50. In>y were
manfnlv '-t'nt'iiing their ground ag INST all
''e immense o'1s' an b't5. Zen Lane had
o'-e'sa : ''''e's % 'isis iishl = sc " ~
'dhce.' position with 4 FieV o. bringing tle ~
s1''eH' loser % thN enemy iAtt ticir lif' ihEnt
y ~ tie. 49, ~ = ~sl.2 h1l
- = - 1'' st''7 '"' "'-'S' - a.
= " 49, - ''t'.'s II IS SUI Will
'Hg rs fe'aeh II oFieF y give ths necessary
oIot'S Tor at'ahcin- the troops, they give way
=" ''s 'a III 4 =" minutes 'hs "n"'' me
'''' us nate e'Fc""'-
- .'e'iis - 'tS victory an"
~ i'e' u '''1 "'io's driN' Tor IL ms
s'i'oe 'se' "scef'ilas1 tat santa Anna hal
4. ], mas
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

4 Pleasant Bere5ngc.-Nr. Irwin Reed pre-
sented Us few days since, couple Of bottles Of
Eutherford's Soda Water. 1t has all the .f- and
efIercscenco Of the high charged fountain. Il is
convenient wholesome ana pleasant.
''In the Wayne Congressional district. IN In
diana. both the Wing aul Democratic candidates
for Congress are for Cen Taylor for president"
Tins has been going The ROUNDS of the papers,
particularly those who are engaged in glorifying
Gen. Taylor, for some weeks It is hardly true.
Mr.. Smith, the whig candidate, we know would
prefer Mr.. Corwin or Judge Mclean to Taylor;
and is for him only on the condition Of his being
the nominee Of the Wing party, and in opposi-
ton TO the iocofoco party, and its measures
c. II. Test, Esq. is regarded as the lacofoco can
didatc, aud we understand ne says he is in f1yor
Of Taylor for General; - but as for PRESIDENT
'mqy be s3t''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

Death Of Gen. DrongooEs Tho Baltiro-e Pat
riot of April 30th, says: 1--WE learn BY telegraph
from Washington, that Gen. Dromroole, member
elect 10 Congress from the Second district OF
Virginia, died a. his residence yesterday, after
several weeks OF severe illaess."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

The iocofocos of Tennessee are irving 10 rally
their party on Gen. Tsvlor for the Presidency
Their Candidate for Governor in one Of his
speeches SAID that he was for Gen. TAYLOR warm
IL.
At Philadelphia on the 18th inst RAYMOND
& Warning met with severe loss br the drown
ing of the two splendid elephants belonging to
their Mausgeris.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

,..5.,,....;.-I -. =. -.
,;-xrr,I. C,rores.I iIr>aoI- >rrtns oFTf,,. AMY
No 81. Vera Cruz. April 1, ISL.
L'mliod means at tfail~P'ri't'hn betns
III readiness, portions of the army WI.
m1rch ~ '"'o">;
hc ~cr"na dt.'s!oa Il regulars on II
e!h INST; ~" CIV son OF Volunteers -.
b7iT7d' - pntN) twenty tour hours iHtef
Nnl'T-''ahrra' i'ttnf~on VII ioa'c ono
.,.- ii' re nm dlafe
,h =,
,,y,fr,. n.,i.,,a ,r.,..aI -
n,.f, ~ tr,c.a. ,.or.,s M,
t,p.,e t,c .l.a.,,...I,,.a n,..Iars - -,
3, .-,i.... f...t
Ill -i..,-,., ...,r.f'.- .Ii !,
raj li.,3,..,r,.r. r.-f...,-,...
70 rn.n...,.,., ,.t.,,.f,
49, ....-,,,., ,.l.ir
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

He who neglects to pay the printer, is in dan
or OF - being csnsursd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

Happening 10 he al the Howard the Other r;h,
W. hears the clown propose tn. folloxin, 80 80
Diem 10 Ia mig naSteF.--"suppoSiag Beegz .bah
Shpat1 have the misfortune TO lose his tail Nh
woatI II b. Impossible for him To repair The la
IN Boston H-'Can't teli.' ..Whv, SIR brean,,
they .ve SHUT up ali the shops where they re-aa.
tII Spsfts- lSymbol
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

Died. New Paris, Ohio, on the 9th nit,
DR.. rELEG "HITRIDGE
At the same place, on THURSDAY evening
The 29th NJ. DIR. JOHN r. WHlTRIDGE
-At The same plnce. on Sunday morning.
-shd Inst Mr. l. w. WHITRIDGE.
Tie above named decedents were brother.
md iilrr for number Of years rc>ilca at New
f"ri'- Thy were highly respected, AMI enjoy
: u conn 'rhce OF ih"ir fellow citizens in an
eInlh MT degree The youngest, l.. w. w. wa.
member of the legislature of Ohio, a, its last
; sSton We regret that we nre not abb, TO pv.
4 more extended notice OF this fatal and reuark.
able coincidence
-in this place on Monday last. of co,sn,,n.
ton. MISS CAROLINE PERRY, daughter Of
james Perry, Esq.
In this place, on Noniay last, after pro.
trao'ej I'inese, MRS. MARY STAGE. Censor,
Of III Rev. Isaac " Siacg
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

The Hon Daniel Webster. accompanied By his
lady, has left Y Washington tour to the south
and west In the city Of Charleston. s. Carolina
public meeting was held, over which the Nav
or presided, committee Of sixty OF tie most re-
spectacle citizens, without regard 10 party. we're
appointed TO tender to him The hospitality OF tic
city.
Similar arrangements were made BY IL. citi-
zens Of Richmond, Virginia. on the occasion Of
lis passing through that city.
Accounts from Santa Fe to the SRI OF March,
present nothing new. AT that date all appeared
to be quiet ia New Mexico
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04
.ADGBSE tM-L-sOE.CNo
WING TICK EFT.

Fos CosoRxss-CALEB b. SMITH.
Fon THE SExArE.-D. P. HOLLOWAY
foa RHs1KsENTATIvE.-S. B. STANTON.
SOL'E. MEREDITH
ROBERT GORDEN.
DAVID COMMONS
Foa TsEAsuaER.-ACHILLES WILLIAMS
Foa Observation-Disclosures HIATT
Fo. CorSrY CoMAIssrosER.--WM. Ell LOTT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

The new Constitution Of New York r.,,;-,.
that naturaiz II citizens should b. natural zeB =,
least ten days. before they shall be entitled 10
vote al elections
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

Great Destruction Of Property '--Seren Stores
foi. house, and segerai Tenoincnfs DESTROYED

Great Destruction Of Property Screen Sores
fo's house, and seyel'ai Tencmrnts DESTROYED
" hive - record az account of
aos' awful onfl4graiion which took pl,c,
n Dayton ic-iuy.
l ne fire broke out on frs; street, IN n,
rear OF Geo. Z. DAVIS lron Siorc and on.
pnsitc ]. SAaynie's Tavern, about fon.
o'c'ecli this afternoon. !, hns DESTROYED
seven Stores. and one Pork House. basldes
dwelling louise and sovoral ,cncmonts
All that sock Of buildings in from, Of
S.aN n;o ) Tavern IS ~ runs.
Among the prime pal slil,rers, arc Geo.
9. Davis. John Ranch. Thompson & Sons,
Oten Wiley, Warren Eslabrook ard Alex.
ander Swaynic.
The loss Of property is very great, as
t'fe "ind WAS high and the progress of ito
flames SO rapid iil1i the goods IN Inc s.oros
could no. Al b. saved. Several mcu. we
suppose. mas, he almost ra,ncd.
Moiera.r estimates pace tho rcercrai,
'oss At 3).00e; bu, many suppose i, i,
Il or ; on.
SYaynie', IIoteI was rrca:'v cnlqnrer.
Q !, but the fro DID no, roach II.
lho fire WIS "F4~c.l hy n epar': f.'linr
oFoa tho roof of Mr.. y vi~' building.
be'".o the engines were brolsh, 10 bear
nppl II. /, was beyond control.
T. S.-S'nco writing tho above IN
visited Tho ~ccno of dissolution. Tho fire
- marty cx.inguiShci, md tho walls Of
10 largo brick buildings aro tumblns
iowa wit, "a graat crash. one bg one
DAYTON Transcrip. Extra, April -, +. NJ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

Congress and OF the state legislature in Virginia
is most gratifying to Wing hearts. In the las;
Congress, there vas but one Wing, solitary and
alone, from the Old Dominion IN the next,
there will be five certain and perhaps seven:
District I-Archibald Atkinson. loco.
&c. {. Drongoo!e, -
4-Thonlas 5. Bocock,
5.-W. L. Goggin. Wing.
6--J. N. Bolts,
TT, II. Bayly, loco.
e-R. T. l.. Bealc,
9.-J. S. Pendleton, Wing.
l0.--Henry Bedinger, loco.
Il.-Jamcs Mcdowell,
lo-W. B. Preston, Wing.
l4.-R. \. Thompson, loco.
l5-W. q. Brown, :.
s. Tourney, Wing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

fCFThc following is extract from a letter
received from distinguished citizen OF this state.
vino Is sojournng for u few months in the city of
New York. We hope he may find it convenient
to write TO frequc nifty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-14


The steamship Hibernia will sail from Boston
on Wednesday next, and her mails will close in
this city tomorrow afternoon.
Our next edition of the Herald for Europe will
90 by her, and will be ready at the counter of our
publication Office tomorrow, at IL o'clock. II
will contain every thing of Importance that has
transpired from the sailing of the last steamship
and complete and perfec, map of the Isthmus Of
Tehuantepec, sho wing the surveys for canal
Macadamised road, land railroad.
We have received several letters from different
parts of the country recently, enquiring of us
how people who resided at distance from oul
agents can obtain this paper! In reply, we would
inform the writers that we are disposed to obige
them by all means in our power, and that II they
will send dime in IA prepaid letter to our ONCE
we shall take the trouble of mailing the paper 10
the address of any person in the old world which
they may name.
Our friends in the city by leaving the address
of the person to whom they wish TO send copy,
will be accommodated in the same way by pay
ing six cents for the paper, and the postage there
on az the Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-14
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw YopK. SATURDAY AYTrRNoor. June IL
The market for the week. taken altogether as far as
the products Of the soil concerned closed to-day in
manner quite satisfactory to holders and sellers gen
erally While prices net quite high they
at the close of last week. nevertheless the feeling was
good and -four generally in good demand, chiefly
for ,hipment Corn too, which has become an article
of4reat value closed nrmer to-day, with considerable
sc, at higher rates than had prevailed for several DAYS
previously. Owing to heavy receipts, Ohio and Illinois
wheat was less active. while Genesee was in light SUP.
py-the stock of New York growth having in measure
become exhausted Rye closed rather heavy 81 30 was
offered and 81 30 asked The prices to-day ranged about
rs follows Michigan and Gepssee -four at $s75as slk
including lots Of straight brands cncses at 50
SIN lot Of Ohio nat hoop brought So Sales of
Geneseo made to arrive in all Juno at SO osx-
Tho provision market rather quiet, though prices
were steady Groceries continued inactive with iiobt
sales, without change In prices being noted
Receipts ria the Hudson, June llM-F1our 10 s7s
barrels; Corn Meal, 100 do Corn, 2s40O bushels:
Wheat 20,400 do.
AnrAbout 200 barrels pots sold at 81 u.s. and Is or
80 do. pearls ut SO l5A
BsgswAx was duh at 25 cents for northern yellow
BRtApsTuFFs Fiogr--We report sales of rs a M mo
bbs Michigan and Genesce at 81 rs 50 eIk 900 do
Grncsce and western New York brands sold at a. sl
1900 do straight brands Geneee in store sold at So
snd 1000 Genesee sold to arrive in all June at Sc 6sE
400 barrels OF Ohio sold at 90 rs So SIX and 400 DO
round hoop do at 20. Wkeat7 900 bushels Ohio sold
Of ~, and a,oso do. Iowa, shOat, ON private terms