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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-04
DIR. TRAFToN's
Compound Buckthorn Syrup.
Mr. Sc,of;tIo SoH Pbp,tn Teller and diseases of The

Tor Sc10fUd, Sail Tul6uN ttT, uTlU UIStuStS " TIC
Skin generally.
pREPARED only by Cocomb, Phbok and Co. Boston. This
preparations which such Mass
New Hampshire and Maine for time past now, for the
offered to the citizens of Vermont 1t entirely vege
table compound and Is of the most active medicines Seu III
of the above diseases operates through he moou
diseased which well known constitute INC source Oh
the affections question, when hereditary, ana INC noursh
men of them when they thereby preventing he develop
en of disease and removing when already esahshed me
- pclthorn syrup Is prescribed by the most respectable
hath in cities and the country in their public AVID p
n; nctre and the high recommendations bestowed upon lis
[ nv Them sunrcedes the necessity of the popeors saying
much ofs virtues =. -, -, I'll A.. .A,...,or
ha nbtaned WI hsAg remedy which can be relied on
in The cure Of the above named Diseases
confidently recommended all uferingwth any OF nc
hove diseases whose reasonable expectations viii never usp
noint VIII be furnished to physicians in bulk IKE any '
article ofmedicino, to suit their practice. - ~,
Io1 gay, IN Naun n, " y = RuE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-04

A lady of Cincinnati, on Christmas Eve, had one of
her eyes put out by knitting needle which thrust
into the ball. in attempt to take it back from gentle
man who had pluyfully takeu it from her.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-04

WAsHNGToN Jan. H. The Supreme Court to-day
were listening to the arguments in the Massachusetts,
license case. Senator Davis finished his able argu-
ment for Massachusetts and the license law. Mr., Web
ster followed in an able argument against its constu
tionality This concluded the Massachusetts part of
the question. Mr. Ames opened against the law in the
Rhode Island case, and had not concluded when the
Court adjourned He is to be followed by Mr.. Whip
pie on the same side, and by Mr.. Hayward for the
state of Rhode Island. The Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island cases will be decided together.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-04
Weekly Business Journal.
PROBATE NOTICES

PROBATE NOTICES.
Randolph Dist-Est J. w. Stone, Randolph; adj ap to
sell real est, at Dickinson's, Chelsea, 3D. Wed Feb
Est. s. George, Randolph; com. sit at widows LIST
Tues. March. Est. Woodwork, Chelsea will pre-
scented at Dicknsons Sd Wed Feb. Est d. H. VIII
liston, Tunbrdge; ex. act. rem. same time. Est. A.
Smith, WilIianstown: ad ap. TO sell real est same
time
Washington Dist-Est. L. Godfrey, Waterbury; adj
act presenProb office, Feb 10; widows ap for dow
er same time. Est. L. Morse, Waterbury; adj ap to
sell real est Prob office, Feb 49,
Georgia Dist Est. ]. Richardson, Fairfax; COM sit
at Souls, Fairfax, July 80
Farhaven Dst.-Est, VIM. Preston, Poultney; com.
sit at widows 4th Mon. March,
Marlboro Dist.-Est j. Eamcs, Halifax ad act
presented at Prob. Office, BrattIeboro' Feb. 80 Est
f. Houghton, Guilford; adj act rem. same time Est
5. Bennett, Brattleboro; adj &C. rem. same time.
New Haven Dst.--Est. Jerusha Frsbec Middlcbu-
ry; will prescn. Reg office, Middebuy, Feb. IS. Est
]. Holt Salisbury; ad. &C. rem Reg office Middlebu-
ry, time. Est J. Morse, Leicester; ad act. rer
same time Est f. C. Weeks Salisbury; ad. upto sell
real est. same time.
RELIGIOUS.
Rutland Associaton-mect at Pntsford, Feb 9.
EDUCATIONAL.
st. Johnsbury Academy-spring term CON- Feb. "a
Caledonia Grammar school, Peacham spring
term com. March g.
Crattsbury Academy-spring term com. 4th Wed.
Feb.
AGRICULTURAL
Rutland co. Agricultural Soc.-managers meet at
Wesover's, Casteton. Feb. TO- to make arrangements
for fair, &c.
Orleans co. Agricultural Soc.-arn. meeting, Coven-
try Falls, Sd Tues Feb.
---------
From the Boston Mercantile Journal, Jan. 1915.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
There many ccrtan coughs colds and even con
symptoms that disposed question the ehca
cy Of any ofhcm Mr. S W. Fowe, druggist Of the highest rep
uaton at 1873 Washington street. has the agency of an article
led Baam Of Wild Cherry, hch for itself
good reputation wherever has been introduced
letters from various parts If New England persons Of
highest standing in the places where they reside bearing tostmo
to the benefit themselves friends received from trial of
its properties
Extract from letter dated
Pctcrsburgh, Va Jan. Is 1915.
gentleman Of unquestonabe veraciy informs us that his
brother had bern confined weeks with some species
Of cough that bafd the skill eminent phys and
by the use Of two bottles Of
WISrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
he ha been restored to perfect hcah now g" TT and
hearty man.
Yours, respectfully,
ROssE., & ANDERSON, Druggists
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on tho wrapper
For sale by s. X. Collins, and $. 7. Rcdield
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-04
Messrs. Brinsmaid & Brot hcrs,
CnURcH sTREET. RrRLLNGTON, Nd.

CHURCH STREET, BURLINGTON, VT
CONTINUE to import from England and Switzerland fins
" Watches soc kinds Of Jewe; and from France Dugurrr
otyp Goods keep for sale Of Watch
es Jew,r Cuck and Fancy Articles and manufacture pure sill
Spoons Claw Sugar longs and keep n Supplied with
Silver Forks Cups Butter Knives Ladies', and most kinds Of gold
goods Of standard quality at us low prices BIZ
purchased country Our aim is, To t such goods and
prices will satisfy good customers induce them cali
again, aud o send their friends tn buy ufus.
All work line attended promptly Orders from abroad
will buy as low personal apllrcatlun
Terms, Cash on delivery of Goods or Work.
BRlN5MAlD & BROTHERS
Dee g. 1916. 81
STATE OF yERMoNT,i Alta Probate Court, holden at pro-
iamote District bate cice IN llydrp.rk, within aud
for said District ON the tth day If January, leE,
Present, the lion. L. II. Noyts, Judge:-
An instrument purpcrtng to be the last Wal and testament Of
Page Cambridge, said District deceased being
presented by John H. Page the executor therein
named pruhate oreedby said court that all persons
ccrtd therein, h. notified appear session OF said court To
be hod5n the probate office III ydepak, On the 20h day OF
January S4 and show cause amy they have against the pro-
bate Of said wills for which purpose is further dcred that
copy this order be published thee weeks success
lively, the Green Mountain freeman, newspaper printed at
Montpelcr VT previous said time appointed for hearing
\ true copy ofr,cord -
Attest, II, P SMITH, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-04
H. W. LUCE.

WOULD Inform the of Montpelier and vicinity, that he
w carries the
Tailoring Business
branches in the shop formerly occupedh, ieny Ishnm
He receives regularly the latest fashions and is prepared to make
the various garments his line best and fashionable
manner all garments made by him perfect sat
sacon, both in workmanship and fit His terms also rcason
able.
CUTTING for others 10 nake done at short notices
Montpelier, June 3, 1916. a4H
New Ribbons, Plumes, etc.
W. HOWEs, has received splendid assortment of Bonnet
- All colos Of satns, Velve Ribbons Pumes Flow
ers, &C. Nov a5'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-16
WASHINGTON, March Is, laa7.
Mr.. c. j. MgersoiFs REJECTION.

II appears that the vote by which Mr.. Inger-
soil was rejected stood in the ratio of Is to l6-a
portion of the Senate being out in the lunch room
Just about that time, and Messrs. Lewis, speight
and Colquiu absent from indisposition. We
suppose that Mr.. Calhoun and his friends will be
arraigned as among those dissenting TO this APP
pointment, and on the ground Of tactious oppo.
sltion 10 the administration. We assume no set
dement, Of the difficulty; but it has been intima
ted to us, that in certain publication of June,
1915, Mr.. Ingersoli, in speaking OF the in'erfe-
renee OF Great Britain and France in the annexa-
ton of Texas, and of Mr. Guzot's plan Of ga
balance OF power" on ths American continent
that IL, q balance of European power-took occa-
sion TO deneunce France as "the degraded ally
of England" And it is further urged that after
such an express on as this, it would have been an
insult TO France 10 have sent MIR insersoll as am
bassador to tue Court Of st Cloud and that
there was probability that he would not be &C
cepted We shall See il we can find this objec-
tionable paper on Monday next. Our authority
is very good. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-16
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1877.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference.

The Methodist Episcopal Conference.
Daring The past week there have been in con-
venron he,e some two hundred and fifty preach
ers OF the Methodist Episcopal church, headed by
Bishops Morris, Hamline, Waugh and sthers 1t
is the annual assemblage of the Baltimore Con.
OF the said church, at which the ministers
are distributed their various circuits within the
several States imm. diately around US for two
one. two or three counties, one of the preachers
being changed every year, and the presiding ell
ders, they called, OF each district being the
delegates 10 the conference distributing the
preachers.
To day Che sabbath) the preachers OF ,his
churches OF tins district, excepting the Pfoestant
Episcopal and the Roman Catholic, preaching IN
all the rest morning, afternoon and evening"
There were probably not less than forfy-nve
Methodist sermons preached in Washington ana
Georgetown to-day. Presbyterians, BaPtists,
Lutherans, Universalsts. Unitarian, and others,
all to-day edited in their own churches with
the plain, 1al-foo.ed Methodist doctrine awe Ike
tive like it very much-and like Mr.. Sewer we
are also in theory a Methodst-we go for good
works. "By their fruits ye shall know Them"
saith the scriptures; and that's what we say. We
ike 10 see good fr,liis. We 20 for the good old
fashioned Methodsts; but we can't sanction their
camp meetings near large towns or large cities
But when we look Ut the results cf the labors of
the Method st circuit riders, we cordially wish
them in the continuance OF their labors, God
speed They are the pioneers Of civilization and
OF chTistianity-they lead the way into the wilder
ness In the was OF Texas-in the deserts OF the
far West-in the green valleys of Oregon,you fad
them, opening the track TO- the advancing glory
and prosperity Of our Incompatible Union. We
hops 10 die good Methodist
Respectfully, TuE DocToR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-16
By Last Nights Southern Hail

PHILADELPHIA. March l5-4P Nj
Arrived bats Russia Prebie Liverpool; Medium GIos.
beth Noses Dublin Ireai brgs Swollow Owen, HALIFAX
NS Flora HuId. Bastcn; VIM Henry. Rider, ~ York; Po,
tomac, Matthew'S, Providence: schs Surnell, Wellesly
Orleans; Lion Lewis, Fall River: Arabelia Gibbs Nor
wcb Srn; Col Harr: shiyerck YORK. Ann Eiiz. AXE
Rchst:cn do; Jane HsSdsr:on EoSbn, d1i ttsa,'
Ea.tport; Genius Champion Egg HaTboe barge Middlesex
Wilcox, York Cid brig William Hurry, RYDER, Gulf Of
Mexico; schIs e.nnsy yania Kelly Wi!mngton NC Jane
Henderson, Robbins Pawtucke; AOn Eiizs Cake, Leeds
Peoyidence Piucess Tuthill, New Bedford; DEF
bll Norwich, onn; Genius Champion, York; w
Leeds, Fad colt. do, barge Planet Briggs, do
Home Sefs~.
BALTIMORE March 15-Ar Br schr Liverpool, Hudson,
from Nassau, Cd inst steamer Piauter, Weems from
Erederieksbu,g, about dnybreek updsy m"rning on
Thomas Point, contact with small sch from baiti-
more, bound down baythe schr sunk i'm nedl eiy;
Tie captain ard crew, 4 numb Y, were taken on al q
brought Batim steamer Herald Russell saw on the
Rappahaupoak large ship with painted ports It anchI
The following vessels in Hampton H@ads desired 70
be reported viz schrs hllicott, Michigan, Mlliisent
Martha Maria, Iowa. vsrmil!ion. Me- Reguus L, Ola;
Union. Queen Victory hamil,en Columbia DIAMOND and
Trap ship bound up. CID ship Roanoke Kelly vepool
brig Carad, Beautiful for the coast Of South America
Mayf wer, Stevens Barbados and market ap. Gator
Ri de Janeiro aud market; schrs rodia, kirwan. West
Indes A.. xsnde (Brl Cameron, Port Stain Tr'nioad
Boutwell, Elwe'l, Biazns Santiago; Joha Mursy, Dever
Gulf OF Mexico. Sid about 9K A NJ, on Sunday, 6rig'
Canada Bepha tho Of South America; Harp
Gator Rio de Janero; schr rortia Krwin West Indies
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s; H;ss ~ 81. .ss'' s,.'''. s.s.
ss 'iss. WI s.lfs bet
sist ss;s
ss msHi tfs
1 SS.s GG S... ssJ Ellen
81 All: ko: 6ss:s d.
'0 ssmroa March ic-n brig Emeline Smith, Msan
s1sai March l-sid ship Harriet Augusta tA'w' Robin
n4RIr,res March ll.h. Ar, ship CS.mbi.nar Ms!l.s
ss,S s d los If ofs
% .esI: :.as. sfSass
a a% csI: ;ss
KY,
York sah Ann. GARDNER, and RsdnROn Hunt St George
March lag :sa5, h Mar; AS e. Allen
HeiSf. HoLs Mssnie.iE brig E.. Burgess Bow
q o Ill., FOR
Wimngon for do .Sh ne Gen lho%at Miwea r:
S@iisss g, i'lsS
s' sf m
Boston; sch. Oh Bs, d tm Bermuda i ip
sisns n s @ Boston Mail cisxs
f.. se
Fresm.n; Young, and Sophia Parker JseObs
S iST bossHn o
Sp,ob.by Homer. Nickenon.S NYork. for DO sid sch.
Geo Thomas and Sol n. l2h-Arr brig ia HOwe., Bow
Ma ANY %ssup 0j 5s %
fremont Enehaats' Rush Ds:pstsh Exc slsioI Eomsr
Belfast; Champion, for Nantucket.
NV ostLSs March ships Christian Hs%mond
s brig. AmsIiss Stephen: BoISssa1 Swiss By ps,:
Gsi:s.;s Ut; .sh1 0isef Fowler Araisshso. Ar sh
b. ships FrankGed Robinson, Liverpoo Charles ChalmeT.
yslpey do; 6siepes Mari! DssGaeh91
Bsa HoS.r oar. hp
dsrson Aaye; Iadependence BrlliapeI Lye,Poo Eliza
Ts's Ann W:IeR Mssas Nsw Yeis s Rado
VIC, Hsy.as; Brudsnie 1spsn Meet, BaIcslOns Orion,
NiNS Ssnotn March car seh. ovoc. Brush day. from
New oTk Mary shields, DO; Gancp. Wood, Amelia Frs;
otchk:s DO; Or FranEn. Lewis do; Gen Taylor
Lewis do; Giblas Far do tdn from Baltimore bound
to ssn q from
Fall Rivers Queen, Gardner from Providence bound TO Bal
NEWPORT March ia-Arr schrs wandopasso, Eddy. Fall
River for Charleston; Orano, Snow, New Bedford for N
sAvAsrAH. March s-Au Br ships Afshau BLACK LIVER.
t rhu Insehs do ~ s M bIS snr Island
erpooI brig Savannah. Dixon, NYork o., o.u
SALEM, March I.-Cd schr Sparta, Simmons Phlsdeph,.
WILM,NoroN, March Ia-Ar schr Thorn, Sanford.
lnet TIL. morung bond 10Th rig Jacob story. Picker.
ing fin Caye schr Marv, Libby ds I'm Cndenas The
N m"s Owe the Gew ale Bs struck Had hdIy
Marco ,eht q W Da'i.. Much, 70! New York; Br schr
P.ince + Wales. Eison, for hslifax, M. =,
York.
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Foreign Markets.

CARDENAs March 4, ls47-Moasses az rls per key Of
eh gallons Freght$5 per hid for moasses and 50 so
box for Sugar the last rates paid to New York
and Boston-these rates were Offering and declined
sells asking 50 for Molasses.
MArAN.As, March 9, ls47 The late news from Europe
has given much frmness to our sugar market and
shed an advance on our previous Owing to the great
and prices may sgain reoede shortly. There is little
superior Muscovado In marke superior,to choice quail
tics would command to sx rls Coffee Is in moderate
demand ut from S. to So for seconds Molasses is in
active demand and several cargoss have been purchased
at rls per keg, at which holders very hrm This
advance and 6rmness il attributable to the demand for
Europe to which quarter several large cargoes
in course Of shipment and also 10 limited supply barely
sufficient for the wants OF the vessels loading Fish
is very dull in consequence Of several late arrivals OF
Jerked Beef at Havana and empty hhds have been
selling WELL but the receipts Of late have been frequent
as well as Of Shocks, and these articles would not
command more than our quotations. ($l. rls. Tor
Shocks, ST. rls for Sugar hhds, rls for Moasses
hhds) Fitch Fine lumber Is in little request Vessels
are very scarce and much wanted The fewunengsged
In port, boing taken up for Boston, Philadelphia and
New York, at from 81 Is to 50, for boxes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-16
WAsHIseroN, March Ii, ls47.
Mr, Senator Se,nvte,

Mr.. Senator Scmple, of illinois, has been invi-
sible, in the Senate, nearly all the late session.
for the last tw o months Of it, we believe he was
in Illinois, or in parts unknown. Why9 Why
WAS he, We sh .uld like to know2 II will be re-
collected that last summer he was hauled out of
the cars (trunks and carpet bags going on to Bal
timore) and made, actually compelled, nolens
rotens, TO plank down substantial vote for the
tariff OF '46 Since then he appears to have been
ashamed Of himself; and tue Illinois legislature
in electtng Mr.. Douglass TO upersede him III AS,
perhaps completed his NOTIFICATION. The TACT
Is, if he didn't wat to vote asainsI his conscience
he ought to have .esgned, like Haywood. But
we hear he has to be compensated for that vote,
because he gave it against the grain, and that he
has been waiting for the governorship OF Oregon:
If So the failure Of the territorial bill has defeated
~. pr na" hs simple pro3nd tha, it Would be in
consistent to appoint 81 40 Oregon man as go
vernon Of the Oregon of FORTY NINE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-16
Southern Cotton Markets.

New ORLEANS, March 5.-The demand continues &C.
tive with sses Of 5000 bales, and yesterdays advance
fully maintainedsales yesterday $780, ut an advance Of
y NO.
MosLE, March 6-Our last Tuesdays report left the
market down fully Nc quent upon the receipt of
the sdv'ces by the Cambria Oa Wednesday the pr
vate correspondence by this arrival came to hand and
the market opened immediately sitter with much bet
ter feeling which hes continued prevail until the de.
cline noed HIS not only been uy recovered but will
be by quotations below that there is actual
Improvement The rates current at the close OF last
week The transactions Of the past three days foot up
500 bales, as fol ows--3O00 Wednesday. 1900 on
Thursday and 5000 to day-ths market closing with
much frmnsss ut 9k " for midding; l0a ION for
middlng fair and l0xc for fair The receipts Tor the
week is o66 balus exports Ia 0S6 leaving stock
hand this evening of 1921 bales
CHAaLEsroN, March l0-The enquiry yesterday IN
the Upland market, again 10 fair extent, and al
buyers generally acceded to the rates demanded BY
holders the sales of the day amounted to somewhat RI
sing Of 1910 baes at very iul prices ranging from l0
IL cents Tor ordinary to fair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-16
DRiVATE DISEASES-BRANCH OF THE PHlLA
i DELPHA COLLEGE OF MISUNDERSTANDING

DRivATE DIsEAsEs-BRANCH OF THE PHIh!A.
N REsffHAs rREET New Y6Rk@TS. Member. q
rhaaapna teiiswe OF neaie,Hs hayas mad sIte.sve
s ss % A. 'sS
promiss the afflicted speedy safe snd pernasens eufe
''iis y ave patti: every DAY ud
canada and Yves. Indies: who have bon isSons aa
bones snd jorts, mscu,sI nad sk. diseases. srppuons
sh sna msss.ns ns az.
ausekery. ,,y,,,,,y~ c,,svo
vT,Hk srECIFIC EXTRACT. for he cure Of 0o.orIhT:
Gls:u Stricturss wsaEnes: OF ne sesuM clssn.
Sg. sss a.: hsa other
~ ye. discovered without e,e ring in any way with bu''
nei'. r'i'h One Ds slAltRbsssxsFR%siRalLrNE
Sd &.
in accordance with the modern discoveries: Of eI
S,sss3 ~ s ss Goss &.
cutsneous srupons enlargement snd pain. IN the eons,
N iajudeious use q mercury and unskIiu medic! treat
Ssf RS Ys si sL a I'll fSfas
THIS valuable Alternative is sure remedy IN sypnw p2n
primary and cOast.ucasl Il shoIis r. ,s,os'S 70 sm
who have eruptons on skin, yensrea s.s
any t.
Dollar cases Of hs Tii So1 ToN n ELIXIR
DKErARED expressly for tic q ho.. who hs'. in
dnlsed secretly committed erce.s, Of any KIND I'm.
nyaS Sep 3, n.
~ general physical weakness Of hs serual or
ssd ,a
never ias TO produce periodical thai nature
9;%s'' &c (
ATIrN1s residing in any part Of the Union by writing
statement Of their .on let the disease be Of wbs!
in K. OF
s e b. ssSss III. ss when
S ssTs' all nv Il I a@
~ im'r N~an"'Ns" i''s'
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH IC
Cleared.

Cleared
shps.rrnce dc Jonvie, Chase Belfast Ireland Cham.
mon; BTsrens HAN Flor Hamburg Sehmidt Balenea;
Sour nport Griffith, Tamrico.
Bsrks-Missour sylvester. Liverpool, Chimberl.in Il
Phsips; Zsida Chapmsn, Donegal Ireland Brett Vose;
thsottss, tgr) wyI.e Giaasoy. J &c & co, Theresa,
PERKINS,, LIB, Barbados. Chist-ian PSaver; Edward
Lu key, Charleston, Durham X Dimon.
Brgs-kussa, Lane tal~ay, ireland, N.smitb Walsh;
Rchsra WATSON Williams, sligo, ireland, Taps.
eott Mary Adelme, Pop. Belfast isiaad Badger Peck
co; star Tieomb Sasua In brdnde, Cubs, Nssmith X
Walsh; OLye Thomp.on, 40. do P,.t seuon Hume Der.
wells COZ Horensc, deans, Norfolk.
IS Dssdemona Chatham Tsmpico, McC,eedy
nriaI rsnned Aexaadris, stuges Clsa man co: Mary
Jane, Osborn, Norfolk; Myers, Fowler Washington, T.
Gathering Msrths, 0arduer Baltimore; Thomas Coo per
conner, rhiisdeiphia; Rival, Thomoson, New Haven.
son. New Haven wv "'"' ''
Bsye-Cygast, Lsnnos, Philsdelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-16
state OF the Flour Mark cts.

NEw ORLEArs March Sales Of 100 bbls Ohio on
the steamboat landing handsome lot at IS CO. and 200
choice Illinois at S. Also about 5000 bills Ohio in store
sold at So H-contngent freight eng agement De.
mand for Illinois brands for the French market Sales
yesterday, IS 600 bbls Ohio brands at SIS so So oaX
Corn-Salss Of 900 and 1900 sacks white at So cts
CIycfNrArI, March IO.--The market continued quiet
yesterday with dropping tendency. The sales include
$50 bbs from canal In two lots; 3s6 from railroad and
store, and few wagon loads, all at 81 26.
PHILADELPHIA, March Is The market quite dull. A
sale Of 300 bbs made al SIS 10 and also of 1000
bbls was reported at price not public Corn mealno
sales and 81 81 - so 10 the price. Grain--Nohing
doing except in OATS and about 5000 bushels
MIA and Jersey sold at l5c CornPennsy vana is held
at IS q s6;, without finding buyers.
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ses being ~ low $ls and not exceeding 90 to >s7
All sold. :
sheep and Lambs In better request All at market
sold at prices ranging In quality from 81 rs to
Hay and .stnw-The market In abundsntly stocked
with both Timothy oose) Ii selling at 75c per cwt,
and other descriptions at So 62Hc Long Island oat
straw, 81 So do wheat, &S the 100 bundles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-16
Cotton 4 rasie.

The following extracts make from letters recently
received In this city,:
Extract from OF letter dated Mobile. March Q.
There 10 very active business doing at 10 cents for
Mlddling this morning-the market s going up faster
than II went down The last dates from New York
quote fair uplands at IL cents"
Another letter ssys;-
Market excited 10 ION C. 10 being paid for Mid
ding and lc for Middling fair and the brokers taking
all that factors offer at those rates"
Another letter says -:
Our market for the last few days has been steninG
up and fully hall to three quarters higher than week
ago Our factors sppear to be all we'll fortified in the
ct m.nr Of bsm bsvs ~ IMP
ples entirely Most of the planters wealthy, end
AFFORD to hold their crops; indeed most of them
doubt tina of the withdrawal Of samples from the
market and unless prices advance England will get but
little this year"
Another letter says; -
We notice in the New Orleans papers the following