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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-07-14

Utilities between us and Mexico; but Ill
our overtures hays been met BY insults and
injuries.
Resolved, That the democracy of Scott
county stand ready to yindicate Gen. Tay-
lor and fully exonerate him from the foul
charge made by the iriends Of Mexico in
this country, that the war was commenced
by the march Of his valiant little army to
the Rio Grande.
Resolved, That the statement recently
made in Mexican newspaper "that one
entire party in the United States,'' mean
ing the whig party, is ON the Mexican
side Of the question in this war;" is base
SANDER on highly respectable portion Of
that party, and that The Mexican editor,
who made the statement, has been deceive
ed into this belief from the tone Of the
wing journals and such tory orators as
Corwin, Webster, Giddings and others Of
the same school.
Resolved, That We confidently expect
ere long to zee 'the Republican portion Of
the federal party, ''as Jefferson called them,
abandon their tory associates, and fall into
the ranks Of the democracy and battle for
their country's rights at home, as many of
them have already done and are now doing
in Mexico.
Resolved, That we cannot withhold our
thanks and heartfelt gratitude which are
due to Major General Scott and Taylor,
their officers and brave men for their brav-
cry and skill, and TO President Polk and
his Cabinet, for their successful manage
ment Of the present war with Mexico.
Resolved, That any other tar;f1'than for
revenue is unconstitutional, and that du-
ties levied in any other way than to ope-
rate equally on all portions Of the country
and with view to an economical admin
istration Of the government, Is contrary to
the spirit OF our free institutions.
Resolved, That the continued clamor Of
the federalist, from the days Of Alexander
Hamilton down 10 the present time, for
ssProtective Tariff" is all humbng and
delusion, the object Of which is to tax one
class Of community to build up another.
Resolved, That the country is indebted
to President Polk and a democratic Con-
gress in removing the retrictions in trade,
for its present prosperity; the prediction Of
ruin by the federalists to the contrary not.
withstanding.
Resolved, That we are in favor of the
election Of the Hon. Shepherd Letter, the
democratic nominee for Congress, in this
district, and that he shall receive at the
polls, on the first Monday Of August next,
our cordial, united and efficient support.
Resolved, That we are also in favor of
the election and will support the demo-
cratic nominees, Messrs. z. w. Sample,
Charles Cookery and Paul Bratain for the
Board Of Internal Improvement.
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves to
support the nominees Of this convention,
and that our motto, until after the election,
shall be ''the ticket, the rhole ticket, and
nothing but the ticket
On motion Of Mr. Summers,
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
convention be signed by its officers, and
that the Democratic papers in the State be
requested to publish the same.
On motion, the convention then adjourn
ed.
| J. A. BURCHARD, Chairman.
E. S. Wine, Secretary.
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Information. Wanted

ri JOI1IV I1UShINS, WHO IeIt TnIIdueI-
~ phia for this State, some time in Octo.
Der, 1916. with the view Of purchasing a
house and returning in the spring for his
family. He has not been heard from since
December, 1876, when letter was received
from him by his wife. dated at Burlington,
in this State. ANY information where he
may be found, if living, or if dead, where
he died, cause of his death, who administers
on his effects, or any other information,
which can be of interest to his distressed
family. will be received as great favor a,
the Land Office Office at Iowa City.
July 7lh, l847-nl7.
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johnson Couniy Democratic Com
vcnli0M.

Pursuant to the notice Of the Central
COMMITTEES the delegates from the different
townshirs convened at the Capitol, on the
lOth inst, and organized BY calling S. Il.
RONHAM to the chair, and appointing
J.cop RicoRD Secretary.
On motion, a committee Of three was
.nnointed to examine the credentials Of The
delegates. The committee reported that
the following gentlemen were entitled to
their seats:--
From Iowa City Township-Ransom
Roll John Abel, Gilman Folsom, L. P.
Frost. S. C. Trowbridge, s. McCaden,
John Hawkins, Hiram Watts, Micheal
Freeman. X. NJ. Secrest, NJ. Reno, c.
Rates. L. Patterson, G. Swan, ]. Ricord,
e Paul, P. Clark, Thomas Hughes, ).
Johnson and F. P. Brossart.
Rio Grove-W. A. Henry, A. Arrow
.m;tb VIM. Conner, W. Styles, D. D.
Smith, and P. c. Brown.
Penn John Aslen.
Ceder-Jas. Cavanaugh and VIM. Bell.
Monroe Cash.
Newport-C. Lancaster and JOS. Felix
Pleasant Valley-M. L. Morris, VIM.
Paxton, John Trout and H. Posey.
Clear Creek-John Keller, and w. l..
Clark.
Sco,t-E. C. Cole.
Washington-S. w. Bonham.
On motion, the convention proceeded to
ballot for candidate for Sheriff, when, at
ter several ballo,ings, John D. Abel, hav-
ing received the highest number OF votes,
was unanimously nominated.
The convention then proceeded to bal
lot for Recorder, and Hiram Watts, hav-
ing received majority Of the votes, was
declared the nominee for Recorder and
Treasurer. The following gentlemen
were nominated for the respective Offices
Judge Of Probate, John Hawkins; Clerk
District Court, S. B. Gardner; County
Surveyor, Francis Bowman; Clerk Com.
missioners Court, C. H. Buck; County
Commissioner, Abner Arrowsmilh; Coro.
ner, Micheal Freeman; Prosecuting At
torney, Geo. S. Hampton; Sealer Of
Weights and Measures, John Crummey.
On motion, there was Central Com
mittee oftwelve appointed, as follows.
Iowa City, John Hawkins and NJ. Re-
no; Pleasan. Valley, M. L. Morris; Big
Grove, A. Arrowsmith; Monroe, S. Con
nelly; Penn, John Aslen; Clear Creek,
John Keller; Washington, S. R. Fry; Lib
erty ]. Harris; Ceder, ]. Cavanaush; Scott,
E. C. Cole; Newport, H. Felkner.
On motion, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
: Resolved, That We pledge ourselves te
use all honorable means to secure the cleo.
ton Of the ticket nominated by this con,
ven,ion, and also to secure full democrat
ic vote for the State and Congressional
ticket.
The proceedings were ordered to be
published in the Iowa Capital Reporter.
The convention then adjourned.
S. w. BONHAM, Pres't.
JACOB R1coaD, Sect'y.
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TO W a l o W SG >
BY G. w. STlEN,
Front Street, near the Steamboat Landing
lpl2 BLOOMINGTON, IOWA.
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter.
IN ested, that, as administrator of the estate Of
A. l. Willis, late of Johnson county and State Of
Iowa, deceased, have petitioned the Probate
Court of said county, and will apply, at its frs,
regular term in June next, at Iowa City, in said
johnson county, for license to sell portion Of
the real estate of said deceased, to wit; the south
half of the cas- half Of the southwest quarter Of
section eleven, township seventy-nine, f79,
North, of range six West of the 9Th P. r., III SAID
county Of Johnson, for the purpose of paying the
debts of said estate. M. RENO,
Adm. as aforesaid
Iowa CITY, Nav 7, 1S47.
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J. A. BURCHARD, Chairman.
+. 5. WING, Secretary.

ICol. Willis A. GoRMAv, the gallant
commander Of the Regiment Of lnliana
Volunteers, now organized and encamped
at Fort Clark, has received orders from
the Adjutant General, at Washington; to
proceedl;mmediately with his command to
Brasos Island, where he wiz be placed
with the division under Gen. Taylor.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-07-14
Medical Notice.

DOCTORS MURRAY a. MCCORMICK
HAVING dissolved partnership with DR.
Il Silas Swan. in the practice OF medicine
offer their professional services TO the ci,i
zens of Iowa City and vicinity, and will at
tend promptly to all calls.
They are always 10 be found at their Of
fee, day and night, unless absent on pro.
fessionaI business. Office on Clinton street
few doors north of Lyman Hollis store.
lowe City, April 10, IS47.
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.HOficR.

WHEREAS my wife Amanda c. Fow-
- Ter, has refused my protection wi,hou,
any just cause or provocaton on my part,
any person persons harboring or trusting
ner on my account, are hereby notified tina,
! will not pay any debts Of her contracting
from and alter this date.
HIRAM FOWLER
July ID, I847-4wl7
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Notice..

Office is hereby given to all persons inter-
IN ested, that duly authenticated copy Of the
last will Of ABRAHAM BOWMAN, late of
Cumberland county, Pennsylvania, deceased,
will, on the first Monday Of April next, be pre-
sented, according to the statute, to the Judge of
Probate in and for the county of johnson, and
State of Iowa, for his adjudication ard appovral.
FRANCIS BOWMAN.
March 3, 1847. n3-3w pd.
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Dr. MI. j. NORSMAN,

HAVING located permanently in Iowa
A City. offers his services in the various
branches of his profession to the inhabitants
Of the town and surrounding country, and
requests share OF The public patronage
Office near the corner Of Washington and
Clinton street, and is The one occupied the
past year by DR.. J. Bowen. Residence or
Dubuque street nearly opposite the univer
salisi church.
Iowa City, Goth May. lS47-nil.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

Heretofore It has been very difhcuIt, IN;
deed impossible, to always obtain good
green and black teas. But now you have
only TO visit the ware rooms Of The Pekn
Tea Company, rs and II Fulton Street, 10
as delicious and fragrant teas as you could
wish for.--Daily Sun.
We have tried The teas imported by the
Pekin Tea Company, 1887 Fulton st, N.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-07-14
Five Dollars Reward.

r sOsT, by the undersigned, yearling bay
i I horse colt, with some white on one or both
OF his hind feet. The above reward will be paid
to any person who will take up said colt and
return him to the subscriber on Old Mans
Creek, Iowa County.
Nav 2, iS47-nl2 Mr.. LEKIN.
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Look Out!

4 IL persons indebted to the subscriber, BY
N note or book account, are requested to
come forward and make payment Immediately
d. H. Smith, who will attend to my business
during my absence. Again say, look out!
JOS. T. FALES.
Ivanhoe, Linn Co., Jan. Goth, 1917. AZ st.
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PRINTED CALICOES.

al ~ Il GLD IA ALS'
Their present Stock consists Of nearly
ONE THOUSAND Packages
Embracing some Thousands OF different pat
terms and colorings, and comprising every
thing desirable in the line, Foreign and Do
nestle.
All of which are offered for sale for cash,
or satisfactory credit. at the lowest prices by
the PIECE OR P.4CklGE. ....
New Styles are received almost every
day, and many Of them are got mp for cur
own sales, and not TO be found elsewhere.
uPfinted lists Of prices, corrected from
day 10 day. with every variation in the mar
ket, are placed IN the hands oil buyers.
Merchants will be able 10 form some idea
Of :he extent and variety OF our assortment
when we state, that the value Of our usual
stock of this one article. is at lie asl twice the
value OF The entire stock of dry goods usual
" kept by our largest wholesale joobers -
This fact. together with the iacr, that our
means and our attention, instead oil being
divided among vast variety of ARTICLES, are
devoted wholly to one, WILL render the ad-
yantaees which we can offar TO dealers per
tec.ly obvious; and it sh II be our care that
none who visit our establishment shall r,ee,
with any disappointment.
Our Assortmentis complete ut all seasons
Of the year.
LEE, JUDSON & LEE.
p. S.-B F. LEE, formerly of the firm Of
Lord s. Lees, and late senior partner in the
original firm OF Lee & Brewster, from which
connection he Withdrew some time ago has
resumed business in connection with Messls
Lee & Judson, under the firm Of Lee. judi
son s. Lee. anu he ventures to assure his
friends and the public, tina. the new i,m
will maintain the same pre-snhnence in this
branch of the trade. which formerly ds,n-
guished the other Two houses to which he
belonged. le47--l6
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF STATE
WARRANTS.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Inwa Civ June %. lS47

TREAsURER's CFFicE.
Iowa City June %, l647
MOTE CE is hereby given 10 all persons
! holdirg State Warrants, issued upon ex
penses growing on. Of the FIRST State Legis-
lalure and the salaries Of the STATE officers.
10 present them at this Office Tor payment.
For the information Of those holding War
rants or evidences Of debt a2ains. the State,
not falling legitimately within the above
class, il may BE- well,o state that MIR Cool
baugh, Loan Agent, has paid but s3o 700
into the Treasury, which amount will bu,
barely cover said class Of debts. Mr. Cool
ba0gh states that he has made arrange
ments for the balancesofithe Loan. and that
it will be paid into the Treasury 10 short
time. When SO paid, notice will be given
TO all persons interested.
MORGAN RENO,
Treas urer Of State
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groceries! groceries!
UST received a good assortment. Of Gro
ceres. at Robinson & Fishers ONE
PKICE STORE Commercial Row.
June 80 IS47.
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STEAM 30 an a HOY
AXE SPECIAL NOTICE.

AkE SPEUIAL NUIlCE.
ALL persons knowing themselves indeb,-
IA ed to the subscriber, are particularly re-
ques,ed 10 call and settle their respective ac-
counts, on or before the tenth day Of March
next; and those having demands against m
will please present them for settlement.
S. M. BALLARD, Nj. D.
lava City, Feb, 4th, l846-52-y
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To Rent.

A FARM tn rent, situated three miles east o
IN Iowa City, good frame house and well. with
thirty ccres of land under good cultivation. In.
quire Of the subscribcs.
THOMAS SNYDER,
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Scott County Dem, Convention

Pursuant to previous notice the dele
gates from the several townships in Scott
county convened at the Court House, in
Davenport, on Saturday, Sd July, to NOM
mate candidates fer comfy officers. The
convention organized by calling JABEZ
A. BURCHARD to the chair and APP
pointing E. S. WING, secretary
On the calling Of the several townships
the following gentlemen answered to their
names and were admitted as delegates:-
Buffalo Township Jno. Ringlesly, Ma
thias Mounts, Robt. S. Baker, Jno. w,
Willy ard ], w Ronnel..
Rochingh CHAM David SULLIVAN, E. S.
Mory.
Davenport-Jno. Rowser, Jno. Odds,
V. NJ. Error, w. w. McDade, M. West
take, C. G.. Blood AMI .Jno. C. Quinn.
Pleasant Valley-Stephen Handy, j. a.
Burchard and G. J. Hyde.
lie Claire-Dennis Barns, Josiah Scott,
J.F. Smith and Laurel Summers.
Prineeton-Jas. Hartley, D. Hine and
Ira Maxon.
Winfeld-P. w. Fish, o. S. Mason
and E. S. Wing.
Aliens Grove-Joshua Gee, T. B.
Thompson.
Laurel Summers moved that commit.
tee Of three be appointed by the chair to
draft preamble and resolutions express
sive Of the sense of this convention.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Laurel
Summers, Ro5t. S. Blker and G.. ]. HYDE.
The convention then proceeded to bal
lot for the several county officers, which
resulted in the nomination of
Harvey Leonard, Sheriff;
a. H. Miller, Com. LIST district;
H. H. Pinneo, Sd !"
V. M. Firor, Prosecuting Attorney;
Jno. Pope, CONS. Clerk and Sealer Of
Weights and Measures;
Gilbert McKown, Judge Of Probate;
w. L. Cook, Coroner;
G. B. Sargent, Surveyor;
On motion, Voted, that J. NJ. Wither-
wax, r. NJ. Prittyman. Jno. Rowser, C.
q. Blood and w. w. Fade constitute the
Central Committe of Scott county.
The committee which was appointed to
draft resolutions made the following re-
port, which was unanimously accepted.
WHEREAS, after enjoying peace with all
nations for space Of thirty years and up
wards, our county is engaged in war
with the Republic of Mexico; and, as was
Inc case during ourRevolutionary Struggle
for Independence and the war with Great
Britain IN 1912, we find a portion Of our
.countrymen, in the face Of all the facts and
injuries that We have received as people
from Mexico, giving said and comforts TO
the enemy. find, whereas, 1t has ever
been the custom Of the democracy of the
country, to unfold their banner to the
breeze with their principles defnd on all
subjects touching the interests and pros.
perity Of the country; Therefore,
Resolved. That while we are the friends
OF peace with allthe nations Of the earth
yet, we prefer war with all its horrors.
toa sacrifice Of national rights or national
honor.
Resolved, That every measure consis-
tent with justice or honor has been pur-
sued BY our government, to proven, hos.
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Just Received.

Just Received.
A GOOD assortment of NEW GOODS,
a a. Lyons Store, all Of which will be
sold cheap for ready pay.
May 9Th, l847.
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q New Wagons For sale.
lust received New Wagons from Ohio,
= and for sale low for Cash or Wheat after
harvest. JACOB II. SLOWER.
June 3O,h. l847. -l6
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NOTES.

Each proposal should be accompanied by
a guarantee, signed by one or more respon-s
s,ble persons, IN the 70! owing manner, viz:
Tue Undersigned - guaranty that
-, if his bid for carrying the mail from
to ----- be accepted by the Posi-,
master General, shall enter into any cl1iiga-
ion prior to the IS, day of September nex!,
with good and sufficient Su:e,ies TO perform
the service proposed
This should be accompanied by the CERT.
icaIe of a postmaster. OF other equivalent
testimony. tina, The guaianlorS are men of
property, and able 10 make good their guar
aG'y
The proposal should be seattle the De-
pallment se:le.!, endorsed 'froposals fer
Route No. -, in -----." aud adore sed
70 The frs, assistant Postmaster General
For the proh,bi,ion of bids resulting from
combinations, and the terms and conditions
on which the contract is TO be ma lie, see the
last ac1ual advertisements. .
e. JOHNSON, P NJ General,
Pos,office Department, Apr 2l'47. Mo
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Wanted,

0n0 STOCK HOGS, Tor which liberal
~oO price will be paid, by
May 5lh, 1917. w. P. LYON.
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Persons calling for any of the above let
tiers, will say they have been advertised.
s G. TROWBRIDGE. P. M.
July 7. lS47-3w
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List of Letters

I'D EMAINING in the Post office a: Iowa
- City, June 3Oth, l847.
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WAREHOUSE OF
PRINTS ONLY.
No. Sc CEDAR STREET New YoRK
LEE. .JTDNO-N LEE

LATE LEE q JUDSON
OCCUPY the spacious Five Story Ware
~ house, No. So Cedar Street, the whole
OF which is devoted TO the exhibition and
sale Of The single A rlicle of
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Iowa City, June %, 1887.
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vb;eh Eas near bis i,eA side. sappasiag
ahaa sons nRe Wss FEmlg - bEsak inaa
Isl'e hasRss. Alasr So. I,sstne - irs
laWn re Einasa. silr adsasessi aaaaFls
he bid: Dr. PieEee esiied 80 Izsce ~
ssep. - I.s ~aaia kres 81 sils ell -
sanoea. and Ne fred whsn SIC wss nesE
he muzzie 0fIlr gnn-ihs slaie charge
4 slsal rnaered her hre..i. .zad SO Ell
dad On Ne haar. lie llsea FLA - he
l.ed Ear las wile. On ell her ~ hsi klllesl
some ahe. whrn mi indiag hrF. she truth
flashed upon him 1haI ~ lsad slsat his oxn
wife! Eflnfra Gaseils.
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Eii PFolsbly he zt,sod,ed hy oalsiaa3lns
rlasaRf agsasE alaRF Faaeui.s llnahas slsml
Il EraflE esshiy,Bhr suililaas = y = -,
I'D lie Eslss n he saualg lzsas Esasd
10 saadssTs. FsElsinsss gTznlrd. and lie DE-,
sirnriis-a az ls,ss ul insiiEila-s pFag~riy
Hhieh Eiu hsse 70 ie paid "a b c.
geInmenL KEen ~ llsese itrass I'D
* AIDED laeell.es. ve leei prsssx eaakdeal
lliai de gnass snaa sl..eh sill i.sse bers
eIfendrsi - account of llle 50 ufli ~
lall sllasl af one iIsadsra mil.lsass ii d.,
iaF- Bni shsl,lA The mar BE csusasnzl
.nollaer wear Od tw0. u rsaaal - : eosl
oflsss tiaan Cir millions ~ dsalass pr IN.
nHm. f'hrse are sopEe nffIe cunsegusn.
ces ~ the annfxalian n Texas. anil strr
predicted belnre that event ncearTrd. Dai
there are other results vet ~ lullaw.
Texas OWES large debt. Tor which lhe
government afIlrsl State was pledged. and
for the payment Il y llieh certain revenues
were assigned nhllsl YET an independent
Power. TLese debts must be paid. tnl
by whom The creditors call an the Gu
EenmenI 0f IlIe United Staes for pay
meRt, aud with jnslice aud Trason in "a.
sor Of their claim. They insist thai. Is
Government has appropriated "a IL avn
use tlie retenurs which had been pledged
by Texas iur the payment 81 heir claims,
il should assume he debts alse. Ne have
no doubt that 40 act Tor that purpose will
be passed; % Thai ilie r0uniTy may look
To be sslldled with analber large item o.
account ul Texas. II weaId have been
not -an!y cheaper. but in many resprcl:
preferable. 10 have purchased oat HE
claims Of Mexico, not only TO Texas I'm
To New Mexieo aud the Laliiornias. l
would have cost less and hare saved ma
nv valuable lives. Having. however. IA
ken what we deem 90 have been a fals'
step in The ANNEXATION nf Texas. and thu
plunged the nation into war. We must sub
mil TO the cOnst quences with whalera
we may. .| Bait. Clipper.
The Hon. Henry Clay is on visit TO N
Northern States and Is every where receive
with the grca,cst enthusiasm. ~t'- II ~
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

[Reportcd for the Petersburg Inielligencer.
Friday, Aug. 20, ls47.
ToBAcco-The receipts continue to les
sen, and prices are well sustained. I.uss,
, 80 common leaf, 3! a miidling.
a So; good shipping and stemming
qualities, 6 a 50; manufacturing higher,
as in quality. a. .4.1
FLouR-By Telegraph we have news
of the arrival of the steamer OF the 4th inst.
from Liverpool, bringing accounts of fur
ther and cOnsiueranle uccHne m bread
SUITS. Tile effects on the markets is not
yet fully known, bun Flour is freely offered
to-day a, s5a for best snperGae, Without
finding buyers; il will probably go lower.
WHEAT-Some sales have been made
to-day, at 100 cts further decline is an
ticipated. =
CoRN-We hear OF no sales to-day
we presume over GO cts. could moi be
had, and that only for small lots 10 supply
3! immediate wants. ~-
BAcoN-Conlinues firm at former phi.
ces, FAY 10 all els. - s.rsr~. # g.
! I.ARD-Wi'hout change, l0a a III
cts.
/ ArrLE BRANDr-Crop lsi6-4s so
= cts. ..@...
WHIskEY-20 81 cts.