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MERCHANDISE

which The undersigned has latoly received
aud which he respectfully offers al prices Is 10
20 per cent, lower than he could possibly sell al
the last springs purchases. His stock consists OF
variety os articles numerous 10 mention,
however, he would invite attention to his stock of
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
Do as YOU would be done by.

YEyHE lime has arrived "whsn forbearance
ceases to be vinue,' consequently ] shall
make application 10 a legal way for the payment
Of my just dues, unless paid Immediately.
+. vi. BARBER.
Feb 81, 1847. 81.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

GTThe bill TO establish an addition
al Land District in Wisconsin, passed
the House on the 9Th ult.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
TIN w A r E.,

which is manufactured from good Tin in the best
manner, which will DO sold cheap at wholesale OF
retail.
Particular attention paid to the manuac OF
all articles usually manufactured in his line.
N. b. The subscriber has removed his establish
ment from the building formerly occupied by
him, to the Groshong Block, in the building firm
erly occupied by ID. A. Mackenzie, directly OF
posile Lawiher 81 Dyer's Store.
ABB. SOUTHWORTH
Potosi, W. I :, Sept. I0ih, 1876 ely.
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S. & @ " IS S a

% Bundles Wire, assorted sizes,
60 Bundles, No. 26, Sheet-lron,
10 do do "a, do do
10 do do l6 to "a, do
90 Dog. Iron Candle Sucks,
2 Gross Tined Iron Spoons,
6 Pairs Brass head Fire Irons,
! boz. Fire Shovels and longs.
IL Parlor Stoves,
30 Sugar Kettles, to 20 gals.
50 Brass and Copper Kettles, 3 TO 10 gals.
500 lbs. Sheet link,
300 pieces Foundry Hollow ware and Castings,
such as Furnaces. Sauce Pans, Ovens, Skillets
Round Pots, Dish Kettles, Odd Lids, &c.
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Wagons.

Wagons.
UHiVE on hand first rate two horse Wagons
Z which will sell cheap.
ID. BANFILL.
iaorasfr, Nav @ 1916 p II.
ltALT-Any quantity at
Nov %. TN. BARBER'S.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
GOODS FOR THE LADIES.

This department consists Of variety too exten-
sive to be published in any newspaper, and conse-
quen,ly he viii only mention n few, and would re-
speclfully invite the Ladies to call aud examine
TO- themselves. They will find winter bonnets;
neIino shawls; embroidered dc; knit and blanket
do silk aud linen hdfs.; CATERS; hf CATERS, and
great variety of slips and walking shoes; prints;
Black gatered, striped, figured and plain Alpacas;
figured wool Gro dc Nap; Merinos; Mouslin de
LANES; liish Linen; Dalnask table covers brown
and bached Sheeiing and Shifting; Bed Ticking
Drillngs; Bishop Lawn; Jaekonett; Book Mus
! lin Lace. cross-baned AID figured Muslin; Cling
hams; bombazines; artifcials; gimp; ribbons
fringe edgings; veis gloves and miIis; baffalo,
shell and dressing combs; tooth brushes hair do
and in fact large show full ofuseful articles
which cannot be named.>
BO0kS.-The undersigned having had consd-
cradle experience in the Book and Stationery bus
mess in New York, trusts that his assortment of
HOOL BOOKS
and miscellaneous works IN regard to usefulnesl
and interesting matter, cannot be surpassed N
Grant county,
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Pine Lumber.

A GOOD supply Of every description, for sale
N cheap, of, LANGWoRTilf'S.
Jan IG, 1917.
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Britannia 4 Japaned Ware

A Nest Trunks,
do Toy Cups,
s do Candle Sticks,
Together with any other article usually kept in
the above line.
The above comprises part of his supply oil
FALL GOODS. all of which have been selected
with care and are offered at unusual low prices
The Furniture 10 his Stoves manufactured in
Potosi. and warranted superior TO The same arti-
Giles which are manufactured elsewhere.
The subscriber also keeps ON hand large as
ea,tn,a,t If
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My stock of Boots and Shoes are of the very lest
quality, aud of all kinds and sizes.
Hats and Caps, &C., may be found in the assortm't.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
OF GROCERIES,

Teas. CoTses, Sugar, Molasses, Soap, Candles,
Tobacco. Snuff, Cigsn, Pepper, Spice, &c.
Y q who have purchases to make, are invited
70 eysnine our goods lof yourselves.
Poiosi, Nov. y, 1886. 81
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Fiscal Affairs of Grant County

STATEMENr Of the Receipts and Expendia
~ lures Of Grant County, w. T., for the year
A. d., 1876, hom the l2,h dav of January, 1886.
TO the 18th day of January, lS47, inclusive.
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January. 1917,
RESOURCES.
Judgments 10 District Court all of
which may be considered good, be-
ing mostly secured by lien on real
estate,
Sheriff $ certificates Of sale on judy
ment in favor of the county,
Interest on the above,
Tax dee ls and certificates OF sale,
Amount Of personal liabilities and
money in thc treasury,
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HoIl,a paper vii ,c Discontinued unless Il .
b, ri ii"r uP'o'he time Of its discOutinu-
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-08

basn laelsnssa 81 3sha'. Fhs rfs@ll i.
knosa- Tie sapaags q Gsa- TaliO
sal 81. 49,. - Rns dRPsaea. 80 sssns
dsnlsd him glss1 mrnasl PeaeIE. tls
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lsdEirg y seas qsailiiss. and i he steE
ssw srains. allIlsss gsHias q tAs hasassi
oadeF. be saw Il in Gen. fsy Is. ianay
BE lisl l;Od. in graf sufEssEeiss. hsd
inspired hlm .tih ahoss lhsughs xhlrh
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carr. 10 he gIsal solalsE. NJ. NJ. ssid.
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fyund wss added NE msn of saElri haI0E.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-08

uLieh dar gal was hs31 in han1age. lie
as lnfoIn.ssl lAsl lie Arhs Was hle dal-
lsEs. Smal - liis Enm HaS, i = NJ
pFohsble that sl,e ever could have paid 4.
Without fsnllrE inqniIy. Tie GsnsTll
nsompilv paid he drlG and ErsloErd her ID
ITseioln. The pOaE gih wss oseroms
viii grslilndr. and Ealing nPoa her knees.
unUld have Kissed his lesl IL be Wonld
have Prrmined II. Drying hrr lezs. slaF
Erlurned 10 hsr IaIlaeE's house EEjoiring-
perhaps ." enjoy lie in lrsedom-PeEhaFs
10 be sold sgain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-08

thai Sea acuiiF alntneals,f,l h.s mara 49,
a. he rily u MrEaco ~ ll.s ls,h
siau1.
Ne hear M wund mare N FF.,,s.
he osrnaEes G. prsue ssid % haze -
niaas 10 tea. Scoll. Thu NJ 49,,
On ihr l6dl &c have N doubi.
An0sArr sApsrss had arrived n e..
cmx frnm Jalapa. which snnnang,,,l - a.
nj tie siek hid lrsi ihrre On sl.e 81, !.
stan. for prTose. under ; snail -
ID. chil . MS 10 lsaEe llae Eill.w;,...
day wiih ii The garFisnn. l;en. Sh;.Isss
Would srramnany him. The r..,I a.
iWeen Jalapa and Puel,la !. rppte.,,..s
a. IRE lran guerrilla psIiirs Of sny -
About one Thousand lroops LII e.
t'mx on The I7Ih instant. under liz -. =
mand of Major Ten. Pillow, 10 i.;n -
aHny AZ tien. Seoli.
By the express frrm Jalapa We b,rs..
intelligence u Ten. Cadwaiasler. a m. :;
d'r came By = rirruiloas Iaule d 49,
the predatory parties on the raad.
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! -~">~~~~~>-.,~y-~~~. 80
Ten. Sou sss 81 Pu. bla al The lat o.
counts. The e,Iltrrs of FL Arco IRIS H.
iereneJ d.Ies from the Capll.I up TO the
81 "i June. Santa Anna had . second
time ssnt IN hts resignation Of the Pre...
ds"cy. Congress had mt, however, up
I" mat nne. accepted u. lie had al.u
mae Torn i Remuneration OF i. III 0
c'Ymander ~ Csn ul The srn, which,
Ike his resignation vr the Pre.,d, nrs. o.
m'nsd 40 abeysnce-Cangie.s NJ. hay.
ing acted upon either.
krIan, and i've "iher generals, whose
han sste MT given, and cen airs.l.d and
Sc" 10 the different States iOr con6ae.
meni. a.
letter ha ! been received in Vera
C'"z on the 18th Just. previous to The
s ling OF The Gsl..s,r0a, d,r.e c, from lie
head quarters of lien. Scott, s.atlng ll,a,
i'm. SCOT had ISSUED orders for the 20.
moyaI OF The government, from Vera Cruz
" Tuxp'n. ihis change was SAID to be.
~ pH', owing 10 the sickness in Vera
Cruz. aud because com nunlc atoms c.,ulJ
be more eas'iy kept up between Tuxpan
and Pu"bla than between the lslt.s pl.cr
AMI Vera Cruz. AL the pcbllc .iorr. On
vera Ntuz would. 10 that case, br re,no,.
ed 10 IuxPsn. and uoop.. only suflic,eu,
!" GARRISON The p ace. IsIt q, Vera G,.z.
Tue sc"suy displayed among The did,.
re"t s's'o!s ~ the ha,bos al Vera Cuz
IN sh''l'us The cargues from vessels h.ya,
ing but SIN III por,Ion, OF Government,
p'"pefiy on b'ard. into Other. nearly iull.
WIN tie evident intention Of a nov.
would go lar TO cuhtirm the tumor Of a
Change 10 the has. oi OPERATIONS.
There IS stIl q great deal of s.ckns.s
IN Vera Cruz. but,Lere .. ve,v Ia ls in
The C"sIle OF Sn joan. There has NJ,
been . Csc "f yellnw fever there. and
o"iv two deaths sinre Capt. El.nch.
ara. company left, In the own there :.
much lever. and the deaths average nine |
"t ten every day. It's confined mostly "a
.h"fefs aud foreigners (nnt Americans
We make this si.te,peut on ,uud.,ob,ol
authority, .l*. ... j. .-~.,-r., 49,.
From the New Orleans Picaypno of juno ~, l.
me steamship Palmetto arrived last
evening from Vera Cruz, having sailed on
The 18Th instant. s~'' - ~
Although we are not in possession Of
etiers from Mr. Kendall, we haye ,dy;c..
ipon which we place every reliance as Ia
NE movements Of Gen. Scott! An ex
press frdm Puebfa. Ivy the route Of Corln, /,
Isl hal n,rip.J .r u -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-08

Letting out Of Water.-soIomon. Il.
i"sir's'on oi the btgUntng of sr,fe 10 re.
'rel'lng s 'Ine new enforcement now-a-
days. both the illusiraiIon .nd the thing
ILLUSTRATED. Mr.. Shepherd. al Philips.
M"ue, butt h,msrIf a tue ,iuhe gtlst.m,ll,
house, bIarkstnlll shop, &c. on q small
'sresm shlch proved indifferent in It's
volume OF wsur TO carry his " heels. lie
The rr"Pon paired To rond of some
e,gtty acres. lying on hull above him,
aud cut hanch by ahich The water vas
turned lfom The pond into his brook. No
soonef had The wafer commence ed tunn,ng
er"ugh The new Gu, Than u began 10
wa'h The cut deeper. aud The deeper q,
went The faster il quilted. mll in a very
sh"r! time an awful chasm let out The
vii lie pond up the luIe brook. and.
s"e'In INT" 9 torrent, swept away Mr..
sh"pherd's mal. h"use, shop, and ell.
"ni did vas. mischief beside; after which.
OIL became quiet. aud The hnle book ran
"lons as peaceah'y as before, but il had
no wheels 20 tuIn. a. ..-.. ..-. .ss.a..s.>f
As,o the bte'nn'ng Of s,tife, loek al
"n' NJ x'can var. II has we'll nigh emr-
tied 'le big p"nd. When shall We zee
the lutte brook rem jig p ar.i,1l, T. q
The valley again! Jour. Of Cc,tme,ce.
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FROM GEN. TAYLoRs ARMY.

MN A"a. fs~sANs IN we fnad.
FROM GEN. TAYLORs ARMY.
caHesPoaienor Il rse Nsw Osl.ans p,.,,...
Monterey. Mssies. May 10. Ist1.
When ] wrote you last We WEIR aliE.u
VI the expedition 10 San I.l.is, mud ar,,,s
preparations were making Tor 4 n,,,rh !,
an early period. but now every .hing !.
knncked IN The head. Seren Of he T..
regiments have received orders "a ,rr,;,
To Vera cmz and Join Gen. Scot, Whit
completely strips Gen. TAYLOR Of ~.
troops now at the Brasos who wtre "a
Emm pant u his lorce. and leaves him NJ.
IeTly IOweIlcss. ..~. .......
/ Il would be utterly useless 10 a,,emD
an advance lnIo the interior with les ILan
! six thousand men, and IL would reouir,. :,
least two ihousand 10 keep open the lima
81 communication from SalliIlo 10 ,l,e
irasss. lf this Last orler is complnd
With. rs II must be ol course, Gen. Ta,.
lo,'s While force will consist Of the vir.
ginia. Massachusetts. North Carolina. and
Mississippi regiments, Elk companies ol
regular arIillrTy. one regiment Of dragons,
one regiment Of Texan horse, and. saw
one battalion Of volunteer cavalry, com.
posed of re.enlislrd volunteers. These
will s9rrely nnmhrT. 1000 MI told. and IN
leave gsuison forces will reduce the col.
umn 10 1000. With this force il wouId
be quixolir Ia attempt 10 move, and YOU
are well aware that IL - matter of grra,
uncertainty when \ suilirienl number of
troops ram arrive at The Brasos. Thus
Zen. Taylor is prevented from bringing
an ardnous. hard-Ioughl campaign 10 bail.
liant termination.
7 The abandonment Of the san Luis ex.
petition is the topic Of conversation aud A
cause Of universal regret. believe Gen.
Taylor freely admits the necessity Of Zen.
Sc"lts having more uOOps, and speedily,
aud eau "nly regsct tia, sufficient NUN.
Der OF troops have not been forwarded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-08

La Vesa-'fhe intelligent army cor.
respondent III the ~. Louis Republican
writes as follows from Jllapa:
Yesterday morning l vas IN the CON.
Pany OF l.a Vega shout All hour, aud what.
ever others may think. lac is far from ell
le'.aIning the belief tina, we are speedily
To have peare; aud he makes no d;sgui.e
whatever Of his own feeling, that 50
as his influence OF his yuice eau 20 o
I n''ed States never shall have peace v, b
Mexico, SD long as the Americans have
l'OsliIe iooi this SIDE OF the Nuecrs. lie
remarked What was very true, that thus
lac The war had been ieli more sens.bly
ny The invaders than by The invaded; ID :,
~ one sense. u had proved great Mai
TO them, by The expenditure and dliiu.i N
"i millions Of money among them, while
they hal elevated their National character
Tor proves III The estimation Of The ciyl.
lzed world. Mr.. TIis,. the quasi Min
isler Pienlp"lcnilary frum the U. States,
spent sometime IN his company, but I
question whether lie accomplished any
thing 'nas would have the slightest tender
~ :" sd'a"re the UbJec. OF his mission.
l also learned from satisfactory source.
mat Tie CONTROLLING motive that aclualcd
i'a Vega IN refusing 10 accept a parole,
when The residue ui the MeAlcan prison.
eTs ot war did, was not 50 much that OF
patriotism, but on the contrary desire to
save his property from the grasp Of his
avn Government; that, IL he accepted h
liberation up"n parole Of honor. and
should wHhstandlny, refuse 10 head an
army again IN defence Of his country,
aga'ns, our forces. his Government wou d
make II an excuse Ia confiscale his exten-
s''s property, aud thus throw him penny
less upon the world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-31

OBITC a RIES.

Died. in this place. on Tuesday, the 18th inst Mrs.
ANN MARIA LANGBoRNE, wife Of Maurice Ianghorne.
fsqr. In the death OF this truly estimaLc lady, The
cely of Lynchburg has been deprived Of one It's most
cherished and beloved members. In all the relations
life her rare virtues displayed with the mild luslre
of Christian grace. Her death victory that angels
might delight look upon; hist weeping friends aud
relatives were astonshed the meek and tid one
resigned triumph bid the messenger she looked
for the last time The objects Of her earthly love 20
that may die the death OF the righteous" escaped IN
humble surpcaton, from the lips Of all who witnessed
her departure to the home OF her Lord and Master.
Died, on the Goth day Of April, lS47, Mrs. NANCY
MoRGAN aged ID years. She made a public profession
of faith in Christ, aud became member of the Presby
terrain Church, IN Lynchburg, in the year 1881. The
sincerity and genuueness d her profession were verified
by an humble, consistent and devoted ie, aud
ton. She loved the word the worship and the people
Of God. While health remained, she delighted IL min
gle in the service Of the sanctuary the social prayer
meeting and the efforts Ia do good She had long been
afflicted with disease, and had thereby been deprived Of
the privilege Of uniting with her Christian friends in the
worship Of God. The writer oiths note frequently Wis
tied !, conversed and prayed with her In converse
ZION. she often dwell. confidently and joyiulIy on
the assurance that all things would work together for
good them that love GHd-hat a rest req aneth for
the people of God; aud that she would soon see him
whom she loved and be like hn. With The full convic
ton that all events the most affective, order
ed in infinite wsdo hre and mercy, she could and did
say with reference 10 every Of them, it the Lord
even father. thy will be done. The cup which my
father hath given me, shall | not drink III" With
powerful medi, ation these and kindred truths, she
tested dcep, end daily and thus progressively rpened
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-31

r..up K.s.Bie Bs..ley's Repei.iaace.-In Ter reeen
., wears residence in kone ga Near Of ansela
s .,1 INST repnbsied ly " ey & Pullman. this remar-
nj l,ay lin RAISING tirheh the uncomfortable journey
. T,,ncc. ! makes this Wholesome conf ssion
III had travelled more the Continent beitge went
,me,ea should have Leen infinitely less surprised
nazf,i Than was at the various unpleasant peculiar
-, of It's inhabitants.
..1h. nv poor dear American fellow czrsls huw hum
II, On my knees, do beg your pardon for all the re
rbes have leyelled against your national diversion
r ,,tino and the consequent filth which you create
.,an1 YOU Here sat in The cabin OF this sisuround
with men aw king and splitting, and, whereas spioons
~. heen hitherto The bane OF my life IN the United
S,,e. spitioon here day would have been the joy of
n, heart and the delight Of my eyes-liow thought,
49, of the honor and security in which woman
ht traverse alone, trom Georgia TO Name that vast
,ry certain Of assistance, attention, the must respect
"a cyllity tho most humlne pris;'iun from every man
.h. meets without The fear of injury insult. screened
:, The INST sacred and universal from the APP
.,r,nce Of neglect impernence- travelling alone
,h as much safety and comfort though she the
.',,er N the daugeier ofevcry man she meets"
Stuck pin there, Mcsseurs dwelling libelers Of
American manners Mrs. Butler set Out from England
IN December ftr Ilavre and thence for Rnne.ihe rea
der Of her entertaining diary is left To conjecture the
nr Of its title.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-31

Tor the kingdom Of heaven To her Christ Vas precious
la the ll asSpanee Of faith she departed peace. and
literally iel asleep Jesus in the joyful hope Of re
srrreetion 10 eternal life. blessed arr the dead thai
die in the Lord
-. oh Friday. the 2st Of May lsi5. a, the res.
ldenee Ut her husband, Mrs. MAnrnA J. WATTS. wife
OF Rodeck L. Watts aged - years. leaving seven chill,
dren and large number of relations 10 their ire
pafahle loss. Ms. Watts was confined her bed Of af
ilieihn Tor OF months. In which time she suffered a
great DEAL hat she bore with the greatest christian for
nde, helng IN Possession OF The faith in Christ that
when II pleased God take her health from her.
she should enter into that world where the righteous
CEASE from trouble and the weary are at rest She left
this world III the ilinmphs Of filth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-31
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.
Eyom The Cumberland Ciriiian eff Man is

At length able TO speak with Ger, ainty in rea
ou to the negotiations for the completion of the Chcsa
pe,ke and Ohio Canal On Tuesday last they re sue
re,,iuly concluded in the city of Boston. We d, not
think il necessary enter nio de' ais but will state that
the a. required for the complexion Of the cana will
be obtained from the following sauces:
S3OO,000 from Virginia
100000 from the Banngs;
100000 from Washington, Georgetawn, and Al
exandra;
100000 from capitalists in Boston;
100000 To be taken by the contractors.
Ms4ng 81, LOG, o00the sym required for the compile
ton of the canal 10 Cumberland.
II, is with the deepes, satisfaction that we make this
announcement. We hope in our next 10 announce the
arrival of the contractors for the immediate commence
men Of the work.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-31
LlNCn3U RIG MARK Ell,
erreciedttr The ,rcek ending nidcy. Nay Is. lsi7
II, Mcdaniel n Lee.


Gtooe,s aud Commission Merchants.
1obdcco-Former prices fully sustained the
greater portion however, that is coming in. is in bad
der. aud the prices consequently hs'er than they
otherwise would be-wo quote New Lugs-lntcrior so
cents 10 so; Common % To go, Leaf tobacco
inferior, 2,25 to2,55 Common 90 to > t,o shipping
400 10 60 manufacturing, good $500 10 $500;
Fine, 500 to lo,Oo; Stems eommon 90 good %
To 100.
Ha,p~Sales during the week at 81 90, 80, so and
500. principally at 80, with disposition 10 buy
towards the close u the week Quotations from other
markets give slight advances the receipts considerably
increased. Inspected during the week 29s barrels.
U'heat-Red 81 %; White $50,
Gran-C Corn has advanced to So cts per busnel
cleaned oatsi cts per bushol Sheal Oats 80 cts
per hundred pounds,
1dlior No sales
Brandy-Appe. 45 cents per gallon; Peach we quote
at - to so cents pr gallon.
Uhishey-Ihc highest sales we learn have b,on al
30 cts per gallon. Lots store held higher.
Cotton iaas-sales a, IL cts.
Lipsced Od-No sales
Hool-No sales We quote its value, common 70 !;
Superior %
U'ool RoVs-Nonc Offering.
Prorisioas-Bacon during the early part of the week
heavy al former prices, yet towards the close, full
prices oblalnedwe quote sales from s! to 9 cents
Bcel6 cents Corn meal 50 cents per bushel.
hon--Bar Iron $50 so per Ton; Ply Iron, from SOS
to Us per ton.
Butter A very light stock and prime Butter much
wanted.
Idrd-Saes at s. to 9 cents.
Country Lmas-low III 10 II cents Flax lG 10
cents
fedihcs-sales Mt ~ cts. with some little demand
Gn0ag-25 cents.
Bees,car2i cents
Elar fccd-Sales at 50 cents
Sng0sNew Orleans. s. 10 9ics. Porto Rico 81
to 10 cts; St CrniN II To u cents aflfcd Sugars
i23 els. Loaf II 10 ~ cents.
C.Goe--Ros = to9l cents; Laguira s 10 10 Java l.
to Ia Mocha %.
Hoasscs-- West India IS 10 40 cts per gallon n
o. A To 30 cents.
Sat-S S. to 2,25 per sack
Piaisto-I Lump. s. 90 per ton; Ground-Looso 8 30
AID In barrels loco per ton.
11p- $3.50 per Dbl.
Hemp--Salts at 1 cents.
Fish llcfriogs No. /, $50 to 500 Macker,l,
No. ;. 81 No. z, $40.